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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-01

e The 4at;- SiarTy Nse;5ty adjourned from
las; Monday evening viii take place q. the King +
Wesleyan Chapel this evening Several addresses may
be expected TIE public are invited % attend
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-01

b. The arrival q the brig Robert Bruce. c.
Wade. ve have the Honduras Observer OF July
18th Aug st, and Aug 3th- In the number FOR
July 18th We ind the following letter giving BRET
outline Of affairs in Guatemala
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-01

COAL AT REDUCED PRICRs.-Ths .ub.ertb-
" having low rent selling for Cash only are sbs
furnish their with Toe FRS, quality OF Coal Dr.
yere carriage free from the boats atthe following
W fes re- co 90
Wh!De Ash-Large Nut size.
' Broken, Egg and Stove. x,
Red Ash-Large Nut -
Broken, Egg and SIoye...........-...... ~.
% cents per ton Il added when the Goa 10 dooo's
screened and from the Yards. ,u
Lehigh Schuyx!li, Beaver Meadow, Liverpool ana ''
All orders sent 20 NE subscribers nroSTY TcH CO.
sq24 2w- ~ EHzsbsth-st md 81 gs.eneeI
saotsr ; .ss p -. NOM.
- charging n- very best quality ofRed Asa se, f,
lain Coal which they prepared aree Like,stse
ire or ward al lotrest ~. sboy. Coal,
Lehigh Vir2in. Liverpool Ca g., ~. hest o,dey
are carefully screenec ard asIreW s. RIDIBOCK,S
S"si i- Moist and The Bowery
- i5a51DR DEPOT, No. 2 sprVee-st-
w INDOWIJ9}aa Is4l-Wh ueteie AID RrtsiL--Shades
kinds ard sizes so per cent cheaper
~ q. =. fbfrgh. any other places Trmmings al
rrzrufsctrrefS pfsS1 c,r,s,. "a ircno,..,,
leo SIN -
57;T,TRyOYANCE AND 1IAGNETISN.-The
.5red English Clsiryoyan hss arrived IN the Guy,
-, -, 10 scis nj her fren6s and The public thai SIZE
=, The poor grarIitous Saturdays. aus lw-
c,TEAM POWER-sLesm Power 70 lei from . %
y Hofss Power Apply Al the corner Of 2hst sna lotn
tH'p
A MISS LOW.PRTCRD Fool.esps and L ep
AFor sale By JOHN CAMPBELL x ".
anl5 I'm ITO ana LIZ S'@-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-26
IIenrco Co, March ~.
TO THE VOTERS OF ALBEMARLE.

Mr. SOutha having d. cned n reelection to the House
Of DcleRato- beg leave recommend 10 your consdc
ration fit successor, Capt NJ. LEWIS WALKER.
This gentleman possesses every qualification for u useful
Terresenalvea sound discriminating mind long expert
onco Of and matters full knowledge 81 the evils
under which Virginia laborng, and enlarged patriot
I'n that will prompt every effort for her roiof
This Is a voluntary tribute the merits Of this gentle
II tho people would do away with the OWLS Of tho
Caoct system. they should sko the first blow at chief
uphoJers and promoters, brawng politicians The best
buke to the demagoguo will 10 reward quiet and unob
trusvo merit.
We know what are the wishes of Captain Walker on
this subject but feel assured he will true to the max
in much quoted and t,lo pracusoJ and as hc has
never sought, will not refuse tho iroo will offering oi
intelligent people MANY VOTERS.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-26

JAMES RIVER CANAL-IrS NEW PRESIDENT
ave have great doubts To the ptopriev OF carrying
tho Canal beyond its present terminus al Lyneheurg and
nearly that the Improvement never reach
the PORT originally marked foe its western 'ctnnns
but Thing can be done Tor IT, and there be any chance
for the Sa,os being reimbursed for the immense ony on
that work. Major Gwynn is the n do what can be
done. He is man Of indoui,able energy sndwc have
Il om those competent TO udrethe best Engineer In the
State. He was the principal Assistant Engineer on the
Psburg and Roanoke Road-anl IL his advice had been
taken. Road would have bccn terminated at Weldon.
instead Of at that jumping oft place OF ercaon-blakely.
and thus great difficulties would have been avoided. and
nearly millions Of dollars tho States II virginia
and North Carolins.-tPecr.burgl nielleenecr
While We have no doubts at all as to the pro-
pricty of carrying the Canal beyond its present
terminus. and are strong IN the faith that next
winter the Legislature of Virginia will speak the
word that shall unlock it from tho ''lurance vile"
IN which il has too lons been held, and bid 1t go
forward to gladden. the Valley of Virginia, VIC
agree with the lntclligencor most heartily IN the
tribute which il pays to the new President Of the
James River Company. From every quarter,
there are evidences Of appreciation, strong, earn
est and spontaneous, of the selection which has
been made Of successor to the late distinguished
President. There seems TO he general feeling,
best expressed by the language of our Petersburg
friend, Major Grynn is The man 10 do rhaf can
be DONE" We fcarlessly venture the prediction
that he will accomplish any thing within tho range
Of possibility! Judging from his pas, career, we
doubt, indeed, whether ''iherc is any such word
impossibiihy" in his dictionary. He is Just the
person Virginia nceds.---an eminenty practical
man, imbued with the go-ahead spirit OF the age
with wise intellect to conceive, n powerful hand
to execute, an heart that knows not how to give
up the purposes which Judgment sanctions and eI-
perienco approves We may congratulate the
State, that such pio, has been called To the helm
of her great Improvement, and if human skill and
energy can bring the vessel ont Of the shoals, she
will como out, with her flags streaming in the
wind, her canvass filed by suspicious gales, and
answering in every movement, 10 the touch of the
nervous hand which now grasps her wheel and di-
reefs her course.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-26
IMAGINATION OR APPRECIATION.

late French paper, article relating the peru
cious elect produced sonnet pets.s OF peculiar
organization, by inhang the perfume of owcrs says tina,
the Imagination also exerc powerful influence su,h
persons, and furnishes anecdotc illustration lady
who possessed exceedingly delicate nerves. was relating 10
some friends who making her afternoon call the
unpleasant effects which she eSI ereaced om the perfume
o. roses The oder OF that flower" said She i very
lousiNe, and give, M vertigo, ani sometimes de.
priyes me at all scnsGton." She In crfurted by
the cnuan-c Of young lady, acqu IinNnte who
wo-c m her Go-jm beautiful rose. A. she
advanced towards to iair mslress II the house. that lady
turned pale, rppcHTod Ia be in much distress raise .
'n'is impieringy, aud fell aintng ottoman 'Wha
wonderful nervous scnsibily." exclaimed one az heI
friends "What delicate oTraniysionrt SAID another
ado, my dear madIm be ~ good leave the room io
YOU have undoubtedly caused is saddcu indisposi ion
Me-" replied the young lady, much asionished "Wha
have douel" "Donc. Nothing. BUTT il the powerful
oder from that you your breast winch
has caused tins misfortune" lniced! that the case
will hand over 10 you the culprit i"r puns hmcn hut
only nsk e. Judge the inpaAly heore you con
denim my nnwcr" She thon took the rose from hr
bosom. aud handed the ladies who were
Their nquetudo soon gave place to surprise cas a.
ARTIFICIAL rose.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-26
Dinner 10 VIZ. ToIcr.

In another column will be found a correspond.
oncc between Mr.. Toler and a Committee Of cIt.
zsns OF Lynchburg, which reflects honor alike
upon that intelligent community aud The dlstin.
guishrd veteran of the editorial corps, who. for
now nearly a quarter Of z century, has presided
over the Wing journal Of that place. Tho conpl,-
mcn' II one which Mr. Tolcr has richly dc,efy.
ed by the extraordinary ability aud un1agglng
zeal with which, Tor 80 long period, he has con
Quoted "I'hc Nirginan." as well ~ W. the power
and spirit, with which, in the Legislative halls ms
we'll as 10 tho columns Of his paper, he has con.
irrbutcd to The growth aud prosperity Of Lynch
burg.
Soon after hi, dinner, which takes place on
the 3IT, we may expect to SEQ Mr. Tolcr in
Richmond, when ho will lako charge Of The Wing.
We congratulate our readers upon the event,
which is 10 place nj the head of their leading Jour
nal nj the abest political writer's Of our coun-
Try, one Of The wisosl and most intrepid advocates
Of our principles. Into such hands we shall
chcerluly surrender the station we have tempo
nrily occupied, hoping every thing for our glo-
rious cause from the powerful champion who IL
about 10 give his banner to the breeze.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-26
NIX. TOLER,S ANSWER.

LNNcHBuRo, March Ii, 1916.
UcFticmsr Your letter Of thi, date inviting me to
p7'tako at Pnble Dinner time as may be most
cement To me- PRIOR To my removal from among you.
has been received. assure you that whin feel alto
ge;Icr undc ewing distinguished of your
an al the same time uniegncdly grateful fJr us exhib
ton am the gratifed because your Invitation is
accompanied 10y complimentary notice ol the
winch have dschafged period OF angry and prorac-
ted political excitement, the delicate duties tina, dcvol,o
upon the conductor OF political journal. That | have
otened erred in Practice well Judgment is n CON
ies.on which may make without hum ilon, do.
IN -, BIT admit that partako Of the n6rmies Of
mind and temper which coinInOn men. But may,
at the time, affirm q hope without the impua'ion
E" vaniy,) that the end haze sined at has been
e good OF our common country and especially OF
Virginia, tic land VI my nativity aud oi my nile tons
r"ce &" know tina, my ahJrs have the approval
Z" gentlemen ia whose Judgment all who know them re-
pose unlimited confidence.
have determined, gentlemen, mot however without
strong miSNinss Of the PrOpreiy OF dnng) 20 acccp,
your n'a'lnn: and shall he happy meet you ON any
day which may suit your Convenience between Il c
23d and 3lst al the present month. expect next No
q he absent from town, should have indies cd
lier day.
With sentiments of high respect. remain yoar friend
and ub't serN't. RID H. TOLER
M"ssrs. Z. l. Mostly, John WIs JJrn NJ otsy, I'd.
Mathews, Samuel McCOrke, John w. Dudley, aud
Robert $. Payne.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-26
DINwIDpIE IN THE FIET.D.

AZ most respectable meeting Of tho Wing Party, held
at the Court House, Monday the 9Th instant; On
ton, MAJOR ISAAC rooney called tho Chair, and
DR.. n. u. LEWIS appointed Secretary.
The Chairman, in n few appropriate and stirring rc.
marks, explained the object Of the meeting be the seec
ton Of candidate be voted for ny the WING Parry for
tho noA Legislature of Virginia Thcreupon Jos. r. RUy
all, ts nominated Capt ions T. SyBSoE, whp received
the nomination unanimously committee consisting oi
Mcssr7 Jos. r Royal John g. Harmon, JOS. r.. PuIyear
pointed confer with Capt SydnoT who reported hs &C
coptanco of tho nomination sud ncrcup,n the meeting
Adjourned ISAAC HONEY, Chairman
n. n. LEwis, Secretary.
NurE.-Old Dinwiddio has once more aroused from hs
otargy, and Is determined To have Wing representative
the next Legislature Size expects every man bs
the polls pho haz nIng the Jroezs her banner, which
has upon ia folds bo Of her gallant son. WINFIELD
SCOT r. Tor the Presidency IN 1918 "Shako on the de- "
drops upon your automatically once more, Wings Of
30, Tor Vct,y.-Psf Int
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-26

The River and liab Bill has passed the Iouse Of
Representatives Every item ol the bill strongly OPP
posed, and, finally the hill passed by OF 10 to 81
There were then, ninety members o The House Of Re-
representatives. ul the Congress at the Unied Stica who
would not have e rivers and arbors VI the country ma
subscTvient the c trade aud commerce. or for tho
safety OF beaten vessels aud suppose
measure, still more vital the country aud high int
rests, were proposed, would nd equal number of OBJ
poncnts though called for by express provision
ri the Constitution aud sanctioned Ly the rocommen a.
ton Of every President from the adoption Of that Cons,-
tution.-J- y. GAZ.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-26
LEOPOLD DE- MEYER.

THIS gentlemau, who Is celebrated for his eSrnordn,
n-sca attlnmens unparalleled, II not unr;VaIed pro-
h'ercy apanis, and who aseompellcd admraton and
elected 4usied applause hereyor me has besn favor
Cd with Tuesday evening. Ho more than
eIuis highest expectations. We allow
ed inquire within ourselves, whether he merits
the high compliments and lavish praise bestowed on
him els. where. Our minds once. (upon
hearing himD to the conclusion, that he deserves
ALL snd We will not attempt description of the
music, for scauty allowance Of nusical talent rem
that while description be wholly IT
S.o be UNJUST. We regret to leara that W. De Mcy
leaves Immediately FOR the South, and will favor us
with another exhibition Of his marvellous skill.
We pnbIish tho following at the reanes Of one Of our
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-26
LATE FROM TEXAS
Enrac, GA letter from an Officer IN the Army Of ob.er
vatoa, dated

EXTRACT I" letter rom an Officer the Army Of Obser-
vaLoa, dated
Cokrus CnHrsri, (TsrasN
Ma CHI 10, l6i6.
The Dragons aud Rinsgolds Light Artillery lef,
ON the sab for the Rio Gr.nde; the rs, brigade (vors)
with Duneans battery 9th and tho second brigade
thus morning. The third brigade, with Brsgg's battery.
will march o-moro morning and Con- Taylor, with hi,
s'aii will follow Il said tina, all tho corps viii
unite ON tho Sal Colorado, aud together towards
Ms,amorOs OF point label may then be determined.
No ono oxpect' fight. Ny own opinion is. and has
been for some time past, that the Mexican troops will
ie as we advance, and that arrangement will DO
made with the Mexican Commander 10y which troops
VIII be ennt.dto take position the Rio Grande.
a"d that post will be established at Point Isabel which
viii be fortified IA order to insure communication
with New Oceans and depot for supplies,
THIS Is all conjecture my patt-but we shall see
whether am Igh OF not The former battalion OF light
artillery beng broken by the sssnmcn three
batteries 10 the Dragons and Brgades its late
CT, Major Ervng u ordered remain IN command her,
Tor the purpose vi removing the troops, artillery and
lett, from this To ST. Joscph, aud thence the Brazos
Santiago Pout Isabel battery OF six IL FOUNDERS.
with the troops and stores ST Joseph's well ih,
place, will be sbandoned-thoush small depot for the
supply OF the DRAGONS At IN Antonio aud Ausi, may
be continued. III. aimy is move slowly and viii pr,
badly be from Is to Is days the march.
cannot yet how long shull Icnian here or at ST.
jos ph's-hoih winch stations under Major Ervngs
h"a' INSTRUCTIONS having yet hecn received
but the passage ~ the Brazos Santiago could be Ido by
an ordinary steamboat, in cd weather. IN from ~ II
hours.
The troops left with mo consist Of Monroe's company
forters iiTst Artillery aud about sixty
supctnumeraiics. effective for guards, &c. Besides
these the sick and convacscent of the general
&e believe /, Ia intended that tho troops, including en-
gneeIs, TOOLS &c shall arrive point Isabel about
tine the troops reach by land
may be wrong IN some OF these points, for cannot
know "ii certainty what's o DO done here ll tho nsuc
tons have before mentioned are received.
viii write line and tell you when change the di
direction at my letters have written this very great
haste, to be time for the Tor ST. Josc,h which
lcayos IN few minutes.
Yous,
Captain Frank OF the schr. Equity, which has Just ar
H'ed from Matamoro-, which place she le the ltl
inst reports that the American Consul Mr.. Schazell is
not imprisoned the sehr. Mary Shields reported. Let
tiers we'd by numerical House ia this city
from the Consul himself, who says the entirely
U founded,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-26
TO THE VOTERS OF HENRIco COUNTY.

II Is spparcnt from lhn Card ofAnt Caucus publish,
a few days since, that thee eight gentlemen
now before you candidates for the county. heartily
concur with that writer in ms enmy the Caucus system
but yet in his call eight gentlemen know what
hey design pursue, he manestly places them in
embarrassing position. They Except to
refer Mr. Lancaster has done, their fends) without
the imPu'aun Of ncIi;acy II is apparent them that tho
only be settled by primary meeting of the people
Thus CdueuIinS there is conceameni or secrecy
about it, Is the only caRcesatIe mode OF settling such
difficulties, when tho friends Of many respectable and
honorable gentleman have brought them forward Us can
diJates Bad weather las heretofore prevented meeting
OF the people at February and March Courts.
meeting of the people is therefore earnestly reques ed
at April Court ARICHMOND WING.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-26
MI TIrNSTAII

We glad that the iroo-hciors OF rsy lvana,
have, We're, seized upon friend Tunsll by folc
and compelled hm give ~ his designs retirement from
their service That talented and a,hr delegate will once
he n candidate, compliance with the peoples will
Virginia cant spare such Mr.. Tuns'alI. lie has
eye that hook beyond the limits of his own county
and heart big enough embrace the whole Common
wealth IN IT. g,Eetuas aspiration.
Ne learn also, with pleasure, tha, Mr LASER Il
other efficient delegate ison Pituylylnis vi be az ia IN
the Gela. rLl.syLyanIa will De ablt Lepr. nted
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-26
sON(EISY

1t will be borne mind tina, Mr.. DKNrsrrR gives has
second and la Concert this evening, the Concet Room
We admire the singing ii Mr.. ID. very mucl-ilcre is
sweetness cearness aud shrlncs. in bis voice. which
controlled by elegance OF moduaton Of which he seems
pcrec massr most captivating and impressive. We
can with y advise those who fond Of good u-
SIC to attend.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-26
To the Editor. Of the WI :


GsntlGmCn-We grutited learn TINT Charles y.
Williams Esq will IN the next legislature IT
elected lie is resident of the County Cand OF the
city which IL entitled rcpIe sensitive. We have known
MIN for many years, and say ho sterling Wing ana
one O the most business men could select While NO
say nothing against the other candidates. who arc worthy
good and truo Wings think the James River Com
pany aud the State ut large will have able advocate and
q true friend
We hope tho People, without regard Party, will cast
their for able ard qualified TO reprose
tho interests Of the People nj large.
THE wings OF SCUFFLE TOWN.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-26
LrSeupuso, March ia,h, 1916.
Richnrd III Tal.x L.

Riehsrd IT. Teller, E.s,
DEAR SiS-rhe time approaches, when. according To re.
cent engagements will leave usaud your lot long
aud - pleasantly existing with the people of our town. be
cast among comparative straugcrs. We havo
sensible To the which made cxpcdient Tor 10
ehaneo your psiton you, have on tn,
occasion, all the the lnss Of valued
Trend and mos faithful pablo aud We nrs con
cied ony by tho reflection that have been
by love 20 cause, dear alike to all and that IN,
W d thcate 10 which YOU nng, you will be able
give Increased efficacy aud impetus To its great and good
ends.
For more than twenty years. you have guided the col
uinHsoi the Lynchburg vrsnian making IL the
vehicle OF an extended political influence, and largely inn
pesig its conservative principles upon the community in
winch II has cicula'cd you have made IT, our
sstandorj OF editorial morals aud cc-and
AMID the reckless host OF political papers (oI all partiusl
with which tho couniry has bee oo1od aad iconous
ness with which they have been often conducted We
have been IN the hab If pointing, vita PRIDE TO the Viz
Cinan rs model quot perfect, be surc) yet emhe ty
worthy Of imitation and deserving the respect OF good en
ut all pats. We hope aud believe that the new sta
ton to which you are destined you viii do the like.
Prompted by these feelings desire, before you leave
u.s. to offer YOU public testimonial OF respect, and now
on behalf aud IN tho at Jour friends the
dinner aisuch time may COMFORT with our own conve
nenee Wearc Dear SIR, with Of high reg
Your friends,
O.. l. MOSBY,
J. WILLS,
JNO. NJ. UTEY,
EDWIN MATTHEWS,
ShML. McCORKLE,
JOHN. w. DUDLEY,
ROBf 5. PAYNE.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-26

~ We call the particular attention of rl.ntcr MGR.
chants and Traders, visiting Richmond Va, MIS-.
CRUMBS Card IN tbs paper. The EGGLE IIoTgL is an
entirely building aud stands upn the the old
Eagle Hot:i. the best location Richmond for busiress
men. Mrs Cmmp is lady of experience IN Hotel keep
ing aud has acquired great fame for keeping good
house." That is Table we'll provided with choice eSabes
neat rooms and downy beis attentive servants good os-
lers, and reasonable charges. Give her House a tral
Milton W e. ChJoairLe
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-26

Messrs. Editors The Voters nf jefferson Ward ore
about forming Ticket Tor Members Of the Council +
the City and approximations have been express
III relation q the eligibility Of Mr.. WILLIAM W. CRUMP.
whose valuable aud efficient services the Ward most un-
willing 1" lose, hops that gentleman will ,nuun those
who nag not have the opportunity ut personal commu
with him. whether, in hs opinnu he is eligible or
not represent JesTs Wardor whether las removal
from tho Ward has rendered han Ineligible.
JEFFERSON WARD
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-26

TnE RGuT OF WAy.-We were informed yesterday, by
gentleman Eect lromilrHs,urg that Saturday test
vote had IN the House OF Representatives the bill
granting the night Of way the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
read Company, and decided adversely the bill by ma
Jory of He further stated that absent member
known n bc opposed TO the grant, would be in hs seat TO-
day.-Phd u. s. Ga-etie.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-26

We among the lat o siVals Of the Exchange ITO.
io that Of Mr. Joseph Bu'ko tho celebrated Violinist,
Who his return from Europe, aa m giving Concerts
in the Northern Cities with the gresios success lie
a view of fsvoring our citizens in Tow days with
display VI bic powets
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-26
nIEn

On yesterday morning Of Consumption. GILES {. Pow
It'll. aged 80 yeas.
His funeral will take place the rcs.donco Of Philip
Rahm, toPpose Shockoe Hill Tavern thus evening
O'Clock. The friends at Mr.. RAn. also the lie.
ceased, invited attend without further notice
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-26
NOTICE

Rev J. L. SHrDE, formerly this city, and for the
ten years Missionary China, accompanied by YoSG
SEES Sane converted Chinese viii give statements
respecting the Ch'ao-e Mission, the Fret Baprs, Church.
this evening. Services ~ commence half past O'Clock
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-26
DINNER no uR roI.ep

The Wings Of Lynehburg desirou. OF mane.,ing their
high senss Of the services Of Mr. ToLs. the double
psev Of Editor and Member Of the House Of Delegates.
aud their Tor his character and affection ios
son. have invited him to psrtake OF public Dinner pre-
Nous to his departure for Richmond. The invitation has
been accepted aad understand tho Dinner will take
place on Tuesday the 3ls inst, the Franklin Hotel
We have the pleasure Of snnosng the letter OF invitation
from Committee. anu Mr.. Tolsrs answer.
LyRsA w.