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General TayIOr.

The Loeoioco papers continue exhibit no little un
easuess the probability that General Taylor will be the
Wing candidate Tor the Presidency and they catch
every floating that them in regard to his
Whggery, and to his refusal permi, that party to
his name connection with the approaching canvass
In regard the political position OF General Taylor the
Philadelphia u. 5. Gazette says:
We satisfied that within forfp days Genl TAYLOR
has sand gentleman about MIN for the ITp,,d
Smtes Never mind what they say; tell vou and Won
may tell them you choose, am Wing and II they have
ans doubt OF 1t after that, tell them am Clay Whir'r
In reference his supposed to be considered
candidate the Presidency, the New York Courier re-
marks
This is moi true We speak advisedy when W. saw
that IA 4 recent letter, after naming Mr. Clay II, Cr,,.
drn and other distinguished Wings whom he woud much
prefer seeing in the Presidential chair he proceeds 10
tha he has always been sodleraways the servant OF The
peope-and that ne has ON all occasions endeavored 10
discharge the dunes OF every station which he found
himself itwoud be atecaon, lac adds TO talk of decIn
ing the Presidency offered him and that IN whatever
station may please his counymen hereafter To place him
he only promise that heretofore he M cueayor In
do his duty and meet their reasonable expectations
This 1t should be; and we hope TO near no more
o the old mans refusing TO the people IN anv STA
lion they may call upon him 10 ill.,"
In the same paper, find the following pararropb
which hope has escaped the attention OF the Wash
ION Union:
friend IN Washington who is well advised nj ,rb,
akes place, informs US that there the War ID, partep
letter from Gen Taylor, dated the day before the battle
81 Buenu Visa, IN which he Tercirs IA, trboi, ,oJs,
al the Admin'siTafi0n fOUGTds him. way which must
have caused no little excitement the White Hons, -,
VIII the editor OF the Union enghten Us Oh this suher
VIII he not induce the Secretary Of War furnish copy
or publication From the description OF contents fur
nished by our correspondent would prove n very rich
treat 20 the people now and the organ could not do
more acceptable service than 10 lay before the country
Better lar better for the administration that cy should
give this letter voluntarily the public, than wait to have
forced from them by Congress"
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KING WILLIAM.

KING WILLIAM.
H. b. Tomin, l.. elected to tho House Of Delessies-
neaes majority over Newton for Congress. 400 In ls45.
majority against Newton ALI.
KING e. QUEEN.
David r. Wright L. elected to the House Of Dceg gates.
ABOUT ~ majority FOR Bese tor Congress In lsi5 ma
jorv against Newton was 81
APPOMATToX.
, walkers Church Preeinct-For Congress- Irving &c.
House OF Dolegatcs-Samuel j. Walker Iwbi,l a r.
T.. Choslhsm Locol ~.
AMHERST
we hear that Goggin has 4 small mslorty I'm Amh.,,t
u Bedord has done It's duty, Goggin. election \. Ger,
tain.
CAMPBELL
Charles l.. Mosby aud Mathew ID. Nowln fWbis., 49,.
learn elected tho House Of Delegates in mi, comet,
The state OF the Congressional poll had not been
cd when our informant left but IL is believed that Irvus
majority over Bocock il about 40.
CHARLOTTE.
For Congress-IIenry p. Irving lOi Thomas 8 Bocock
l4.
For House Of Dclegacs-George ]. Roberts TIocol la
Thomas X. Marshall. [whiel us Wing loss.
BuoKissnAA &. H., April 23d, ls47.
To the Editors OF the whig:
1onuemen-fou will perceive from the following st,,s
men that Richard = himself again Old Buekingb,,,
has nobly redeemed herself and n the other eoun,s IN ,h
District have done WELL Irvine's election may be regard
cd as safe The returns from tho precincts are all in .bo
ing the following result:
'oR CoseEE.s- HOUSE, DEL Ea.rx.
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- Prom the Cincinnati Inquirer.
M EDITOR: Should II not incommode will please
insert these few lines the columns OF your paper. IL
g testimonial OF the happiness which have experienced
while listening the songs OF the Orphean Family NAV
leayen bless them.
TO THE ORPHAN FAMILY
l am n wanderer OF earth,
And dreary is my path OF life;
And seldom IT'S that Joy has birth
Within heart with misery rife.
once hsd Joys, but they have fed
once had hopes, they too have flown:
once had friends but thcy-are dead
Aud am lingering here-aone
But 60 my purpose. IL is not
10 press my own unenvied tale
Let my poor SORROWS be forgot:
To speak them, were OF no avail.
But once again n melting power
Has caused my dorman heart to swell
IL comes to me IN the dark hour
oi grief, and breaks its wasting spell.
It's music music-how IL flows
And calmS the troubled soul To rest,
Ard stills TO peace the burning throes
That wear and tear the tortured breast
Orpheans Ills thy music strains,
nat touched my heart, and caused once more
a happy hour. Caused once again,
My soul 10 vibraie Us OF yore.
Children of Orpheus thy pure swell,
OF sweetest harmony, does fire
The soul with rapture. Thou may'st well
he envied by thy glorious sire.
His magic moved the rooted tree
And caused the rocks and hills To start:
But Orphous now must yield to thee
Thy strains have m0ped The human heart.
A SrKANaER
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no OF NIUJIT VtUITlT SCOTT.
II. l.. SCOTT, 4. a. A. Genernl.
General Order. I


No.eE Vera Cruz, April LIT, 1871
Notw ustandiug the strong provisions printed General
Orders, No 20 procam.ng martial st5 many undoubed
atrocities have been committed in tins neighborhood by
lew worthless Foiders-b5tl regulars and volunteer
which, though stamping dsbonor upon the whole army re-
main unpanished, because the criminals have not been
seized aud reported by eye Witnesses ut the auorite
spcCt themselves that law and order cannot be maintained
the army, unless every good soldier shall give hs rgs
-OSAL aid 20 authority This invited and crpectsd
under that puned order; but cruel have been he dsp-
pOntmen o the generaIn chief a1d oil the good officers
and soldiers q this army.
Ono more appeal BE- made the ninety-scyen honorable
men, against perhaps the three mscroan DO every hum
cred Certainly, the great ought not 10 allow them
selves 10 be dshOu0fei by handful Of scyunIfels VIM
scout all religion, morals law and dcceucy Therefore
ei every bad mnE be den unccd biz oct OF guilt seized
and reported for trial, and This army viii march n triup
and DC everywhere kindly received and supplied with nc
cosares and comforts by the pcacolJe and unosading
inHlb. 'ants OF the country
a. one preventive 90 OuiTaRCs-and all officers will seek
10 apply phcfs-HD will b. allowed 10 stray from bis
camp Or poet, m igure without xTifssn perm-son and
no such permission will be- given any sOdior not Es0t,
' Da -'ocT and orderly in his conduct This restriction
upon ihc good be- the FIRST evil brought upon them BY ,d,
fscfed criminals. - ''''
All killing Of cattle, Tor food and OLD ssizpg ups,
poultry vegetable add other private property even rGtr
the Peienco OF sUpyiug ho sick must instantly cease.
except Jy expires order 90. officer o high rank A.,
Engagements have been made 70 supply tho army and Ne bo
F'as ygNrrha'fi and individual Hiccrs NJ soldiers must
each, purchase for hm., fairly and h9nesy De- al ore
u. cJmiofis not snpp.e1 by government
By command of Moor General s. III.
II. l.. SCOTT, a. A. A. Gensf,L
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DR.. SWAYNE'S GREAT DISCOVERY.
SINCE THE DISCOVERY OF
r. S VA YNE'S
Valuable Medicine,
TAoHsaHas Aars Boa Retr4 70 pe ~ its rs
road Hor B, a. tis sii-si grarsil
ANOTHER LIVING WITNESS RI,


Valuable Medicine.
TAoHsaHds Aars boa Re0rci p bat ~ ITS rsr
road H0r b al ,is siiesi grarsil
ANOTHER LIVING WITNESS-R
with asionsment the wonderful performed by Dr. suayne.
Compound syrup OF WILD CHERRY
PnILADELrHiA, Jan'y 25, IsI7
Dr. sWAyneDcar Sir In justice yourself duty owe
To suffering humanity ehecrfuiy my testimony declare
To the world the astonishing effects great your
Compound syrup OF Wild Cherry performed the m IS,
unaVoabc circumstances violent Cough
Splitting Of Blood Pains and Breast which
seemed to break down aud eufeehc 20 that INV
physician thought beyond power and INV
in all gave 70 de hut thanks YOU the effect. of
tOis great diseoveTyl feel myself man rai.ed
on H'sre skeleton heshy healthy have been
of years. ana shall be pcd any respecting
my cas- by calling residence, Mechanic street third door be
'ow "rofse street. Northern Liberties JACOB PAINTER
tcheaies such The above daily from all
quarters Of the globe
ONE WORD OF CAUTION.
Since the oucton OF the public there have
number Of unsnncped individuals up B0suus which they
as-'i eon'in Wild Cherry called "Bams 'Riers'
and even syrup Of VIVID Cherry the origin. aud
only genuine introduced public which can
be proved BY the public records Of the Pesn-y
sana The only safeguard imposition 70 ss that nv
signature Is on each botle. DIR II. SwAYNE
800 Corner of EighIi and Race ,ts, Phla.
ALSO Tor sale wholesale and Retail. by
rENroN JOHNSTON, u.s. Main ST.
and puVALL fuRoELL Druggt l45, Main Agents for
Richmond, Va.
burg 'las H. Henitsh Portsmouth, King Toy. Norfolk NH
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~ The ST. Louis Republican OF the l4h inst. inform,
ne That young merchant named SUMNER reading at the
town Of Liberty, Mo had few days previously rnad, an
auompIo destroy himself and bic store by laying train
communicating with keg Of powder upon which he sat
nnu exploded. lie blown some distance and terri
bly, mnngcd, bat killed though IL not supposed he
can survive. Tie has been regarded as young man Of n
rcproachobo charaoier-bui he accounts for the attempt
10 destroy himself by saying he had done deed for which
be could not forgive himself would lac bear the rocc
lions TO which Il gave rise
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Col. Twyman, Loco. elected to House Of Delegates
Yours, IN haste.
NELSON.
New Market Nelson county, April 90 IsI7
Gentemon-l drop you s hasty note TO inform Won of
the result OF the election in Nelson. Goggn's majority IN
the county 10. Penows majority County Deleeao) 10.
wards Of no. think you will say with me- well done old
Nelson.
LOUISA RAIL Roam, April 24tb 1917
Editors Whig-lnclosod you will find slip Of the Char
louisville Jofersonan containing tho official vote of All,
marie, Orange Green and Madison for Mossrs GoqRin
aud Loake, In which Loake has majority of 400 An,
hers Nelson and Bedford hear FROM which will over.
come that majority and leave that genuine and Ior,ss
Wing, GOggin handsome msoriiy.
Glory Glory Glory :! TO the Rod Land Dstrict
Prom the Charlottesville Jeaersonian EItrs
ALBEMARLE COUNTY
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Aa1lLLlny HLAn.r,rrrn..

lamp " ashihgtOn, mafch ~ l54l-J, y. m.
SR: Since report Of this date n opcrat On In tho bat
eues up % O'clock ms the hour when the troops are
relieved, have 10 state for the information Of the general
in-cbei that The enemy opened brisk fire our batteries
soon after sunrise this morning, without sny effect but
bout 10 o'clock o their batteries were again opened
on us. and one man 81 company "B "a artillery wss Kill
led a. battery No ond three were severely wounded
she Tell into battery No. 2, where four OF company
~" I'd artillery were slightly wounded. Tho shell f. on
one Of the moUaB breaking the mortar bed and throw
tie mortar ihiry feet from the patom-anolher mortar
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VIRGINIA ELECTION.
From the Norfolk Herald Of Saturday.
The First District.

provoking to be kep, in suspense nsces-
ssry be till hear from the upper counties In tho district
and We may not hear from Sussex ill Mondsy afternoon
In the meantime the wings have good upon
the success OF their candidate Suppose figure up the
eeriainiies aud probabilities;
For Watts, certain: Norfolk City 322; Norfolk County
W; Princess Anne ls.-Probabe; Nanscmond 5O-Totai
4s9
Atkinson certain, 1872 aud probable So In tho Iso OF
Wlght-say 2e2; reported in Sury Is. Total $50.
Majority Tor Watts 209-to be overcome by Atkinson
IN Sussex and Southampton. which may DO regarded
ham lcaa
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Detail. Of the Operations before vera cruz.

HEAr-llFTEEt 0F InE ARv..
Vera Cruz, April e, 1917.
sIE have iIc honor 10 ransm.t herewith h. di,cc.
ton % the pcIcrsl-in-chicf reports If suilrii,,,, @
mlndcs, concerning the operations Of The army before We
% Cruz together wiih Der of killed and wounded during
those operations, and general orders No sJ winch the ye
ne'n-cci boz asked Che Secretary Of War to consider
his detailed report
ON very respectfully, your ob,dicnt servant
H. l.. SCOTT, A.A.A.G.
The AnIUrAST GEyEEiL, u. S.A., Washington Civ
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~ Mrs. Mav Hoffman died IN Middlese1 county. New
Jersey few days since the lO7th year Of her age
leaving Ia children 90 grandchildren 10 great grand
children, aud % great grand children Her Oldest
living SOL Is ." years Of and her youngest S. Her
reason was unimPafed until within few hours Of ner
death.
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Lieut. H. L. seorr A. A. A. G. a Army Hoadquar Sg.
HIM4CAFIERs, RE8wtyr M. RifLEuEv,
Camp az Yorgara, March, -. 1917.

Comp az Vorgara, March, a. 1917.
Yesterday number Of Mtxcans were reported 10 have
been seen up the Puoba road, ond to-day after dinner
detached Lieut. Roberts with be company tC) to proceed
in hat direction, and crossing towards tho sea- o. return
by the beach. Abou y miles from THE, near the Puente
d.. Medic. be discovered six men, who displayed white
Tag aud invited them approach. SupposEg they would
surrender on discovering biz force, he met them on the
bridge but found they had the expectation from HIM
nud discovered thlt they several hundred strong on
the ncgo which commanded the bridge the opposite
side Uncertain what was bic strength, they permitted
him 10 withdraw under cover u the height on this side;
while they sI displayed tho white Asg from which p,s.
Ton nc sent information 10 camp wht had occurred by
le generals direction marched 10 his support with about
200 men. On approaching the place, We advanced 10 re-
cDnu1uo when the enemy opened hf, Of muskeuy from
large body stationed on either eide Of The road the
h r-ing rym the farther end Of the Puonte del Medic
handsOmo thrown across small stream Of
fresh waof running into the river Antigua. The bridge
waa blurc,dod with abaus and entertainments thrown up
ON thohsghu
directed Lieut. Roberts to display in the ohippara to
our right and crossing below, % turn their e while Capt
Pope, With two companies crossed shove and turning their
cIt, advancing tho remainder by the road and bridge.
Lieut. ROBBERS having before been over the ground, roach
ed their lett FIRST and drove them with great spirit from
their position.
We pursuod them about mile, when sunset induced
me 10 halt snd recalling tho skmshers, we returned TO
camp abont seven o'clock. We had four severely
woundei-l hope not dsngerousyiwo ssrgeonw and two
puvatos.
We found dead Moxcans In tho pursuit but the con-
ost having been in the bushes Others may have escaped
uce An officer wounded, supposed MORALLY, wa'
passed the pursuit. but on our return the place could no
be- found
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NUNlNsIoht fluNannat April -, lSfI.
To tho Editors of the Wing
The Election of yesterday for the State Leqsa.
tue and Congressman for this lhe Buckingham district
The Wings caught las you justly remarked last fall
EArrisG. Not 80 am glad to inform you yesterday.
The Democrats (sabe the mark had Dragged high Of
carrying the county this Spring, oil that Boeoc
would be than 90 votes behind Irving in this
counythey out IN full force. they always are m
old FLUfor II really rs " they have double the in
dusiry Of the Wings Notwithstanding their tremendous
ortons, the Wings have CALAMITY sustained their ascondsn
cy in this sound and unerrfod county There was quite
full vote given, though know dozen Wings that did
not go TO tho election, owing 10 tho very busy season with
the farmers planting corn. sc. II the other counties in
District have done we'll Fluvauna then Henry p
lving1s our next Congressman. have strong hope OF his
election There are several changes in this county from
the Iocofoco party. believe many that have not fully
Joined tho Wings, arc heartily sick and tired Of James X
Polk and his abominable administration. I am very anH
ious 10 hear the result Of your Congressional election
hoping and believing that shall hear Of tho Triumphant
election Of John Minor Bots.
Below send you statement Of the pollsi
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We took four muskee and many cartridges
me enemy were estimated 10 be over two hundred and
hv men, aud supposed TO be advance party OF force
o. some strength, collecting between aud the Puente
Naconal. Your obediont servant
PERSlFER +. SMITH, Colonel.
LieIt. w. T. II. Brooke, A. A. A. Gen 2I R,iy
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IL Tine Grand Jury Of Accomac county hos presented
The New York Christian Advocate the organ Of tue North
branch OF the Methodist Episcopal Church. a. an m.
rendaFy pubLcaLUn.
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bed be obtained from the ordnance depoL and the
mortar will be remounted.
We have been restrained by the want of shells from,
throwing more than one hive mnules during the day
full supply will be in place tonight and as soon as IL is
observed by the enemy.
am, very respectfully, your obedient servant
JAS. BANKhEAD,
Col Second Artillery, Chief Of AInllery.
1t III. l.. scorr, Acrg Adj't Gent Array Icadauarers
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Port OF Hichmond.
Jf,-b Hail. a.. a.. :, .,-t-I

Port OF Hicbmoud.
HgA Hsisr las day at 1 o'eioek, =. NJ
ARRIVED,
Schr Falmouth, Creighton, baltimore
" Orsnn. Henderson n York
Two BrOiheD GreeneaL Boston
Simmons, Small Boston.
SAILED.
Schr Wa. Wright, Weld n Salem
" Missouri, Groysz baltimore
May Elizabeth Jones
Champion, Stodiard, Boston
" Independence. KenEan, Norfolk
Spray, HoInRshead. Baltimore.
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ARTILLERY llEAp2uARrER, }
Cam, xV..k.-. a. -. -

ARTILLERY liEAnouARrER,
lamp Washington, March -, ~.
SIR: have the honor report for the information of
tie geneta-in Chief that the 22i instant and n. soon AS
hc che engineer had reported that the
neenN ADVANCED To receive seven moTsrs. placed that
number IN battery. BY O'Clock on that day was pre-
pared open inc hfe upon the city OF Vera Cruz Al quar-
yer received the order Of the gencral-ineh,ef
commence hrng on the city, aud the batteries Nos and
were opened with great animation aud apparent, elect
From the moment the batteries opened on the afternoon
OF the - instant, the fire has been .y and nb
ia the 3d. aud during the night, battery No was un-
der the command Z" Captain Brooks of the ID artillery
battery No. under the charge OF lieutenant
Captain N'non, OF the 81 artillery and until the hour OF
his death, about o'clock p. m when the command de-
'oived upon Lieutenant Vanvliet Sd artillery.
The severe loss the army by the death of C,p,an
Nnton. was the only loss sustained on the first
Several OF the men were slightly wounded.
The ire from the city and from the castle on our bac-
mes, with shot, shells, and rockets has been nt.rtted
but with very brief periods since we opened our batteries
aud we must aserbe safety under such constant and
heavy hire, To the skill and science officers CT engi
neets m tho construction OF our batteries.
From tho morning OF the 23d to this morning III, hattie
mes have been IN charge of Captain Mckenzie OF the 2d
artillery and Captain Anderson and Br,vct C,r, Tel,
OF the I'd artillery.
Yesterday, about - o'clock N, was able to place 2
more moars m battery but owing the hghness OF the
wind the shells could not be landed from the sorcshp
and our hire TO this time has been very moderate not
eed'ng ono fire in every five minutes
night succeeded IN moving three 2i-pouudcr guns
10 battery No l. with the necessary ammunition and nipple.
ments which have been placed in battery.
one more 2iPounder aud two Sinch howitzers will be
moved out tonight and tomorrow morning, (as shall
doubtless obtain supply OF shells to-day storm
aba'ed sufficiently TO land thcm) shall be able TO open
tour batteries with ten morars four 2ipounders and two
e'ineh howzes, with increased effect, aud renewed vi
gOr.
can bear testimony, from Parsonal observation to the
skill aud CALAMITY OF all the officers detailed on artillery
service under my direction, and OF the cheer.uness and
OF the men IN the performance OF their sborious
duties.
have the honor be. respectfully your obedient ser
want, JAMES BANkHEAD,
Colonel I'd Arulory, Chief OF Artillery
Lieut. Scott, Ae''g Adj. General Army Headquarters
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CITY ARRIVALS.

CITY AKRINALS.
EAoHANoE iloTEL, April 2i.-Rev G Shaw and lady,
Boston; Fisher and lady Baltimore; Geo VI A,Varer,
n York Dickinson, Il II Cunningham, n c; ] r.
Ford Petersburg; Jos X Mosby. Edw Mosby Louisa; DR.
webb. VIM Atkinson, Kent; l. Head Miss NJ {;
hannan aud servant, stanton, Va VIM Groin n q; N
ASTON Warren, c; 7 Thorne, Halifax; + c Will
liams, Warren; NJ Butler, MIR Butler Miss Butler. ser
want aud children, Charleston.
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Mr.. Cay did come DOT fully as candidate bu, the
Democrats voted for him with few e4espons 90 he got
Just about ~ many votes he had fully before tho
people thnk tho locos pretty we'll convinced
that Fluysnna is Wing, and forever.
OEE on rBt PEorLg,
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or PREPARE FOH sUmuEu.-Ns,yi IN,

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blood At the expiration n winter owing 10 inactive Precipitation
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0verared BY the appetite In cold weather their foil vgor.
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climate b. ~ neecFaV Ne clnge Of clothing TO purge
the blood he unhealthy PARTICLES and impau nrtrtve
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The bpwcn short 20 reinforce thu whole system cham
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DIED,

DIED.
AZ Coal Mines Chesterfield County, hpti TAN NEHEMIAH A.
DAVIS aged 81 years D. formerly resident
Of Sooitsvl'r, Abomare
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az The Wing Committee o. Vigilance will meet at the
Rough and Ready Hotel Monday evening at O'clock
10 transact important business.