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General Orders I!
ADJC AM GENERALS OFFlCE,
Richmond, July 9, lS46.

klchIhOilu, July 2, 1910.
INo correct Irregularities, and prevent further nsap
prrhensions in organizing the Corps of Volunteers
from this State under the equslon Of the President,
the Governor desires particular reference In all
that each Company, before proceeding the election Of
its officers shall sign the enrolment the number OF
serenity secea men, not ore-aer which, the election OF
officers may be made and certified, along With the
Iol!ment to this Department. ta
In regard to uniforms the Governor far from insist
ing upon It's being Immediately procured authorizes and
advises every Company not already provided 10 post
pone procuring il until called into service, when
there viii be full time. 1t must, however, when pro
vided conform To the pattern given in the General Or
der Of the 23d May last.
The services of five Companies OF Riiemen will be
accepted, to constitute with five already organized,
rifle regiment, in lieu of Of the infantry regiments
ofthe neutrality-suspicious. the rhc infantry
Il Is requested that the organization OF all Corps for
this service may be promptly certified to this Depart
ment. B. command,
July l4-cit WIN. IA. RICHARDSON, Adjt. Gen.
1N,- NH, renuesied To cnny.
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STAR OF THE EAST. AND STAR OF THEsoUTH

STAR OF THE EAST, AND STAR OF TIES SOUTH.
WILL send these horses round once after the sea
son is out, and by the 18th July-the season being
out Jny. Of the South will visit Bucking
ham Courthouse commencing Fall season, and stay
In the county TWO days-tEence TO Charlotte and
of Prince Edward county miles distance I'LL near
the end Of the week of the third Monday. They will
visit Cumberland Court house the fourth Monday -
The first Monday in August they will visit Aihenarie
second Monday, Louisa-third Monday, Goochland-
I'm the TWO last counties, his gandst Hungarian, ei
splendid set of cn;s)-fonrth Monday, Fiuvanna -
lst Monday in September, Albemare asa-third, Lou.
lisa again-iouith, Fluvanna again. In the month Of
October they viii be in the counties Of ienrico or
Hanover where they say star 81 The East and the
South net born, but Star ot The West was
After which if no; sold or sent 10 he neghborhoods
Of Nashville or Huntsville ano;her year, IN the Spring
they may 6e,eee the city OF Richmond, or the towns
of Charlottesville or Farmvle, as the case may be.
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TN CONGRATULATIONS AT Superior Cour. Of
Chaucery for the Richmond Circuit he'd al the Ia
pitoi in the City OF Richmond, June 20, 1916:
Edmund Christian fiaihlH
Thomas & Dicken, Committee Administrators of Fran
c;s Nelson deceased, aud Committee Administrator de
boni non of Francis +. Stubs, deceased, and sidney
s. Baxter Attorney General Of the Commonwealth OF
Wilma Defendants.
The plaintiff this day filed his bill, and the defend
ants their answers TO The To which answers the
plaintiff replied generally: and, thersnpon, the cause
being hy consent o; the parties, and by Ike
consent coming on to be heard upon The bill answers
and OBLIGATIONS aforesaid upon an exhibit filed with
The bill and upon the AFFIDAVIT of j. NJ Coullins, taken
on behalf of the plaintiff and being argued by counsci
on consideration thereof, and the motion OF the
plaintiff by counsel and with the consent OF the de-
PENDANTS by their COUNSEL the Court doth order las me
heirs of Francis Neon deceased, on the part OF ms
mother Amy Still, deceased, ifany such there be- and
II NOT th.n that the heirs Of said Amy STILL deceased
on the part of their mo;her or mothers, as the case
may be- do on or before the first day of the next term Of
this Court file their petitions. praying to be mace de
PENDANTS IN this cause ana exhibit with said petitions
the evidence Of such heirship; and that copy OF ths
order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper pub
sbed in the City Of Richmond, for eight weeks success
sively and posted at the front door of the Capitol IN
said city. copy. ies,e, ,on,,ro n n
July l4-c2awew I. hoDEnlS, ~ -
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To John n. WATKINS:

To JOHN 4. WATKINS:
SToU will please take no;,ce, tha; shall on the l4'h
L and 18th days Of September, 1916, IN farmvillr,
p,inre Edward in The counting room OF L. H. Barks-
dale ( Brother take The dispositions Of Nathaniel ~.
PRICE and Others to be read evidence In suit now
denrndinr IN the Circuit Superior Court OF Law and
Cbanccry for the county Of Charlotte, in which am
n,antiff and you and others are defendants:
p' i,,u lo-cwsw MUNROE K. FLIPPIS.
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FOR RENT, BY THE MONTH OR

m furnished Cottage Establishment, in as
TIA healthy position any III middle Virginia,
ksa.h e. miles above Richmond, on the North side of
s+zs=fss the James River Canal, aud mile aud a
half from il, with ample accommodations for or two
families. A Garden we'll stocked with vegetables, a
Lawn and Grove Sufficient, fur The range oil TWO !hree
Mich Cows, stabiease for horses, ii required. and
House maid and common Cook, If wanted. For terms
Apply IL Bernard P-ytcn Of Richmond, John H.
Cooke, Islands Post Office, Fiuvanna county.
lulu
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Arrest the Murderer!
sHnA DOIIa RS REU p n 7

rsl above reward VIII h given for the apprehension
Of WILLIAM DA S1i:IDGE EisES, the
murderer OF +. Adophus Muir, of the county Din.
widdie. The said EPES resideE; Of Dinwiide
irchcs high, of tord complexion with blue eyes ana
dark auburn hair, with high forehead, aud of athletic
form, slightly inclined cnrpencv. He is reserved in
his manners and proud and anshiy in his general de-
meanor lie IS without doubt guilty Of one If the most
atrocious murders ever committed The Governor viii
also oior n reward for his apprehension.
JOHN a.. MUIR,
PETER BUlSSEAU.
Petersburg, Va July IL, lSf6.--tf
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

Richmond, 4th June, 1886.
PURSUANT 10 an order of the County Court OF Hem
rico, made the Isl of June, 1916. in Gle suit Of Sar
tin against Mayo, Sn-r, the creditors Of Rtbccca
Scrus.s, deceased, hereby notified To produce he
fore me, my office, in the city Of Richmond, the
ist day of August next their cains against the said
Rebecca Scrugcs deceased. with the evidence in sup
port thereof. JOS. d. ATKINSON, Commissioner.
I....a
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George w. Richardson & Co

TO VIM. MCDONALD s. CO.,
GROCERS AND COMMISSION MER-
CHANTS,
Number 81 ( 50 Bowly's Wharf, Baltimore, Maryland
JAMES M'CosKv.
TNENDER their services to the Farmers and Mer-
chants generally, for the sale &C all kinds OF Grain
and other Produce.
Upwards oftweny years experience clerks nd CO.
partner of the late firm Of VIM. MCDONALD & Co.
justify them in assuring those who may favor then,
with their consgnments, the highest going rates. and
prompt remtlances.
Their commissions all kinds of Grain ia one cent
per hushe
Baltimore, MAY l9-c4m
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PAWIEY SPRINGS

THIS watering place, situated Twelve miles West of
Iarrisonburs, IN The county Of Rockingham, Is
open for reception of company. Being the strongest
and purest caiy in this county, il is famous for
Dyspepsia Liver ard Dropsical complaints Scrofula,
letter ca!dhead and all eruptions Of The ssin and u
Of long standing, and for female diseases II il in
fallibe.
% For further particulars, see handhills.
July i0-ctlstAus. SITES, MILLER FRYE.
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Cory. Tes,e, CIV. FITZGERALD, D. c
COMMISSIONER FITZcERALD's OFFICE. +,

DIR. ROBERT w. NELSON,
A S. nnuoalE Of jefferson College, Philadelphia,
in lSeased himself al Sir James b. Ferguson 4,
III. o.n his professional services TO
la vallee, Jane il, lsis-e7,
wing requested tosOpy Ct in country paper.
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The Norfolk Beacon says, that orders have
been received 10 prepare forthwith estimates Of
The cost OF fitting out the United States ships
Pennsylvania and Delaware, and i'isa'e Cons'e'-
aion, now lying at The Navy Yard. Ii IS sup
posed 10 have reference 10 the contemplated bonn
barincnt of San Juan d'Ulloa.
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"Reminiscences oFFIcE.

Richmond, 9TH June, 1876.
DURsUANTto order ofthe County Court of Hen
Daye &c. against Mayo Sheriff, &c, the creditors of
John Scruggs, deceased, the creditors of Richard
Scruges deceased and the creditors OF Amelia Scruges
deceased, who was the widow of John Scruggs, de-
ceased hereby noted 10 produce before at my
office, in the city Of Richmond, The lst day of Au-
gust next their claims against the said John Scruggs,
Richard Scrusgs, and Amelia scrusgs deceased, with
JOS. D. ATKINSON. Commissioner.
June 5-cwsw
4 and ii c.eni! Superior
nued aud he cours-house thereof, on Wednes-
day. April the l5th 1916:
John Hunter and VIM NJ. Amber, Plaintiffs
WIN. w BeadIes, Executor of James Beades, de-
ceased Fcndal Chiles, Trustee for his children BY his
MS, wife, Patsy, formerly Patsy Beades and as Admit
nstra,or of Edward Cosby, deceased, John w Turner
and Letitia his wife, James l. Harris and Snsan his
wife, lanes Il. and John w. Chi'es, infants, WIN. w
Mary his wife, WIN. Seades and Arrana his wife, Jo-
seph Vest and susanna his wife, Joseph and Leroy Lips
comb the said WIN. W. Pettns, Meriwether L. Johnson,
and Joseph Lipscomb, Executors Of ,Taddy Lipscomb
deceased. John b. and James T. Carpenter, John Love
lAss and Marcy his wife, The said Nancy's children by
the said John Loveess, and by her former husband Ar
nell now deceased The descendants Of Sally Tisdale
deceased, Elisha Melton John Grutbs, Anderson NJ.
Tree Lewis Webb 4 Co., John y Gordon. John \.
Gordon & Co., James NJ Radcliffe P!Iiip Lug son,
apJ Han Nelson & Co.. Defendants:
This cag.c roning on 10 be heard tins 10Th nay o.
April loi the hi Of the plaintiffs, the answers Of
,hr defendants, VIM w. Beadies. Executor Of James
Bred!es deceased Of Susan. Ve-t by Joseph r. aosby,
her guardian al ltem, of susan Harris, by Fendal
Chiles, her guardian al em, OF Joseph Lpscomb and
Elisha Melton the exhibits filed and by the consent OF
The said parties was argued Counsel on considera'
ton whereof Court doth adudee order I'D decree
that Commissioner Of this Court take an account oil
,ha amount now due from the defendant, VIM W. Bsa-
dies Executor of James Beades deceased To the Estate
of his said Testator, and that the said Commissioner
take Legaee account, as between the SAID Executor
and the icga,ecs said James Deadrs, deceased,
showing how much ia due from the Executor To the lie
gates respectivey;ln taking which last named ac-
Count The said Commissioner il ordered TO make report
Of the names OF The parties claiming said egaces
spectvey specifying the nature of their claims, we-
Their such parties claiming the said egacies un-
der HE said will or by purchase from the said legacps
Of James Beades deceased. otherwise And the sniu
Commissioner ordered tn make repor; OF MS proceed
inss herein, order 10 final decree, stating spseay
anv hing deemed pertinent BY himself which may
be required 10 be so stated by any pf the parties.
A Copy-Ttstr.
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JonN HUNTER, c. L. c. $. c.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, !

LOUISA, .Hth June, I54D. J
The parties interested in the fore going decree arc
hereby notified that shall attend at the Clerks Once
of Louisa county, on WEDNESDAY the ON Adsus.
next. between The hours of O'Clock, A. NJ, and >
O'Clock p 81, in order to carry the same into effect
where and when they required to meet me, with the
vouchers 10 support their respective professions.
Juy 3-cwsw CHARLES ). JONES, Conr.
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TO GEORGE PACE AND EDWIN PACE.
I1o are hereby notified, that at the last April term m
The Circuit superior Court of the , seu e"se Of
Prince GeoIge, Sb.yrs, Executor, and others, OF
Chieres ;oyinr il an extract: "That the plaintiffs,
eore ' aed Edwin Pace BY The next 01io
her term Of this Court and cam ,s. er else the
Esse ,, m hs decreed 10 their heirs respectively
same VIII - r. MEADE. com'rs.
sv THOS. II. DANIEL,
rThe papers in New Orleans and Galveston %ou'a
do an act OF kindness to give the above an inss'a0n
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LAND For SALE.

r OFFER for sale my Land N The COUNTY q IoHIsa,
situated four miles North West OF the Court House,
nd three East of Treyiiian's Depot, on tie LOUISA
P,,,",d The Tract contains $751; acres; more Than
ia in original growth Of pine, and ether timber
suitable for the railroad and building pnrpasss IsIs
= -, ;i. r. the railroad. The above land l. well
w, 9ee % ns excellent springs ard Cold Mine crsss
man which, and the said land there Is good saw
Mill There is also good Dwelling iSnss, WIN ~, ~ r
which are new. If the above Land Is not previous
o,herwise disposed Of viii be sold at rn6l's ancuoh
to he highest bidder, FRIDAY, the 2isi day o nu-
eu T1.s-onethrd on the first day of January ls4I
=, which time possession will be given; The baiase ~
one and two years the purchaser giving S0nH ahe
S oymsnts II is thought that timber enough misa'
he soften on the above land in one year 10 Pay ISI
Iune le-cwtds IhOo. rs
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co11pr OF ENauIRY AT OLD POINT.

OODhI Ut IS-NS = f1e = = = -
We learn that the Court OF Enquiry ordered 10
assemble al Fortress Monroe, (O.d Point,) Tor
the investigation OF The charges against General
Gaines. me, on Tuesday and organized for Inc
transaction OF business. The Court sat win
closed doors, and we are no, able 10 Stale what
,ranspired. All The members had not arrived.
Gen. Gaines was, upon his arrival al Fortress
Monroe, received by Col. Wabach, commandan',
and saluled with thirteen guns, together with the
honors due 10 his high rank.
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81, Is the bounden duty Of every true soutnernrr tf
subscribe forthwith 10 ne spaper which nobiy de
f-ads Southern rights, Il II were not what II IS
The able Al literary Journal in America
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IL CHANCERY-yIsoisIA AT Rules holden in the
l Clerks Ofice OF Nottoway County Court, Saiur-
NV the 9th day of June, 1876:
samuel II. Hill and Elizabeth H., (widow Of Francis
Pollard deceased, Plaintiffs:
against
Patrick Pollard, Robert Pollard Philip Pollard, Mary
sni Elizabeth Blake, infant children of 4 deceased
a,ugh;et Of Francis Pollard and Thomas NJ. Womack
ini FL zabeih F. his wife, Defendants.
The defendants. Philip Pollard, Mary and Elizabeth
Rake in!nt children Of deceased daughter of Fran
q. Pollard, deceased and Thomas VI. Womack and
xl5eth his wife, having entered their appearance
gwen according to the Act of Assembly
ind Rules Of this Court, and il appearing by salts
factory evidence that they not inhabitants Of this
is ordered tina, the said defendants do
,ppear here the hrs, day Of September term next,
and the bill Of the plaintiffs and that copy Of
.n order be forthwith inserted in the Richmond En-
glrer for TWO months SUCCESSFULLY and posted al the
lont door Of the Court House of this County.
Copy Teste, {. w. FITZGERALD, D. e.
limo l5-eu0m
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Thomas Webster, Jr.,
LATE OF THE FIRM Of
( L ID ID 4 G. I'll g. w L B 5 7 Il II

II SGS leave 10 announce, that he has commenced,
- OF his own account, the
TOBACCO COMMISSION BUSINESS,
Al No. 81, South Front Street, Philadelphia.
REFERS 10 VIM Richardson & Co, y. Lcnnis &
Co., Richards l. Bispham, Plat, IlnnEshead 4 Co.,
Reilly Saith, d. 4. hcCredy & Co., Drvan I. Hum
phries. Jacob l. Sharpe & Co.. Dallctt Brothers, Ma
son & Kirkland, Robert steen & Co, 7 & T. Sparks,
~. Phtadephd; Kirkland, Chase (; Co, 4. ( Bonn
4 Brother, A. Ruckwalter 4 Co.. Baltimore; Du Bots
Vanderwort Neao York; John Enders ESQ., James Fish
er, Jr, Esq, William Greaner SON, Richmond IA;
McEne'y q AcCullock, John Rowlet, ESQ., retcr~hurg,
"a. LII 0I-clui
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II Observation-Disclosures Circuit Superior Court
II Law and chancery FOR Aecomack County:
Ana rec.u vs., Plaintiffs
Len : I,c,as administrator Defendant.
The partcs in the cause above mentioned, and all
persons whom IL may in any wise concern, WIN take
notice that on Wednesday, the 18th day II August,
-; II the Clerks office OF said Court snail proceed
II maze M the accounts directed by the decree pre-
lnnccd in said cause, at the June Term oi sdo .oo'
4 D. 1876.
All persons holding nnsatisfca claims against the es
of the said Tully X. Wise deceased VII also take
ntiee that they are required TO present. assert aud
prove the same before me- al the said Clerks ONCE, on
Inc said 2th day of August, 1876. And all persons
holding such claims, win father take notice, that
they fail 10 present the before me- above re-
qured, they will be excluded from all benefit Of the de-
cree pronounced as aforesaid. MEASE SMITH,
July I0-cwjw Commissioner.
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Of Law and Cbancery for Accomack county:
Taoi.ha 8. Gusts, who sues, &c, Plaintiff
against
Louis G. II. Finney, administrator Of FULLY R. WISE
licensed, Margaret D P. Wise, Sarah 6. Wise. Tuy
/ Wise John H. Wise, George d. Wise. James NJ
W.. Peycn Wise, franklin VI. Wise, and Warrington
NE. Defendants
Ths 2as:i-. IN the above mentioned, and all
se.sans shom i, may in any concern, win take
sot.ce that on Wednesday, the 18th day Of August,
so 81 he Clerks Office of said county, shall pro-
I'D 10 make up the accounts directed by the decree
acrncet in said cause al the June term OF said Court,
i. =. lsi6.
All persons holding unsa;ised claims against the es-
a, II the said Tuy R. Wise, deceased. will also take
naat. that they required 10 present, assert and
ss- ae same before me, at the said Clerks ONCE on
~. ,li l2.h day OF August, 1885, And all persons
sns such claims. will take notice. that If ihey IAN
/. present the same before above required, they
~ excluded from all benefit of the decree prenoun-
eel = aforesaid. MEASE SMITH,
July l0-cwiw Commissioner.
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THE NAVIGATION oFrHE COLUMBIA.

The British papers contend that the new Irea
~ secures 10 their people the navigation oil me
Columbia 'perpginady," not temporarily. as mas
been maintained by the American journals
They quote Sir Rober, Peel as holding the same
opinion. In his great speech, however, he quotes
The terms Of the Treaty, without commenting
upon this specific item. According to him, the
, | article is in these words "The navigation OF
The said branch Uhe great Northern branch OF
the Columbia river, from its intersection with
the 18th parallel,) shall be tree and open 10 ne
Hndson's Bay Company, aud 10 al British s"3se'S
trad,ag a0dt The same" &c. The question IS,
whether these words ought 10 he construed
10 give the navigation merely until The termina-
lion Of the rresen, charter OF The Illusions Bay
Company, or 10 continue the RICH, during a re-
charter Of said Company for an Indefinite period
Its saic that the opponents Of The Treaty con-
sideled The right Of navigation given by the Trea-
" 10 be perpetual, and so declared on its passage
through the Senate. The correspondent of The
n. Y. Evening Post furnishes The following IN
lerestng facts:
"But Mr. Webster is understood 10 have argued
most strongly against this construction, anh u
was said. shortly after the Senate had passed Ia
vorabiy uron H. that before The vote was taken,
the Secretary Of State had conferred with Mr.
Pakeahain On Tic subject, and had r"ccivea i"r
answer tia, lie agreed with Mr. Webster in the
construction oi that article, which answer was
transmitted 10 The Senate. Their Is likely, lnere-
fore, to arise under this clause OF the Heaty, II
i, be ratified without alteration. serious qnes-
ton OF Interpretation between the Two govern
menls"
We have no doubt that the treaty was
ratified BY the Senate, with the understand
ing that the right of navigation was TO be
durinc the charter Of the IIudsons Bay Com
pany. and not perpetual. Many persons, how
ever. imagine that the settlement OF this
point is not of material mportance-because
lie iur-trate VIII soon BE- rInamscd, Az The Hut
sons Bay Company will no. ask for re-chafter
| 10 hep .r r.--t-s 80 --t:--
would, in that event, be utterly unp:oductive..
James River below Richmond presented an
animated spectacle yesterday. lis channel was
,raversed by number Of vessels, cf every varie-
IT, Of craft The two wellrcputed and wel!-ap-
pointed steamers Curtis Peck and Alice were
crowded with passengers, from and 10 Richmond,
and Petersburg. and Norfolk, anu Old Point, and
the North, and the South. City Poin! was enli-
vencl by the presence Of more ships lhan we re-
member 10 have seen there for some ''uic pas'.-
Although lie wheat las Jet generally shocked IN
the field, appeared 10 be lar thinner 'han usual,
and promised bot lnlc yield 10 The farmer, gel We
were Tcjoieed to perceive that tie corn was most
lnxu.iant, and the clover abundant. We sIn-
cerely trust that our farmers throughout the State
may b. able 10 make good By other crops the de-
fciency which they have suffered this year in The
quantity quality and price, Of their great staple
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II ClANCERY-VincIsIA: Circuit Superior Cour,
l Of Law and Chancery for Accomack county:
Taoi.ha $. Gusts, who sues, &c, Plaintiff I:
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-04-30
Newport Female Seminary.
MISSES COE, PRINCIPALS.

IN this INSTITUTION the scholastic year is divided into
two terms Of % weeks each, the summer Term
commencing on the third Wednesday in May the
Winter Term the first Wednesday IN November. Pu-
pills board AT the Seminary and pursue their studies
during the vacations IL Pareuis desire.
Boarders 5000 per annnm, including fuel IN winter,
bathing In summer and an extensive course OF Eng
lish studies, $500 will include music drawing and
painting latin and modern languages
Day Scholars, 50 per III weeks. Primary Depart
ment, S5 per ii weeks.
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NEwPoRr-Rev. &. I. Brooks. Rov. T. Thayer,
Capt. Taylor, u. s. NJ, Hon. Henry Y. Cranston,
Peleg Clarke, Esq. and Sampel B. Vernon, Esq
New YoRK.-Dr. Potts, Rev. L. Mason, Messrs.
Prime, Ward ~ King, and John Gihon, Esq.
BRooKLvN.-Drs Stone, Cutler, Cox, Brt adhcad and
Rev. Francis Vinton.
WEST PoINT-Cspt. Brewerton, u. s. Engineers.
New HAvEN-Dr. Romeo Elton
MoRRIsTowS.-Rev. A. Henry Dumont
BosTos.-Augustus Thorndlke, Esq, Hon. Abbott
Law renee, Rev. Dr. Lowell. Rev. David Reed Rev.
T.. N. Kirk, Rev. VIM NJ. Rogers, Rev. II. Wnslow,
Principal Of Beacon High school, Lowell Mason, Esq.
JAMAICA PL,iNs.-Rev. J. o. Choules.
SAvANNAH.-Rev, w. Preston, NJ. Hall McAlster,
ESQ, Francis Sorrel, A. A. Somers, Esq.
HAauE, Y,.--Dr. Wheelwrighi, Walter, Bowie, Esq
Newport, Sept. 4, 1915.