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BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL

bhbT INIVNf1 bODIN IIVOI 7 I M,
yYYIIERE may he obtained the nost speedy Remedy
w fol GonorrhGa. elects, Structures, Seminal Weak
ness Pain the Loius, Affections Of the Kdneys also
those peculiar affections which arise from certain prac
tce YOUTH and which, If not cured renders narriag,
This remedy will also Impofency and every SWIM
tom ola SECRET DISRAsE.
PHYSICAL AND MENTAL IMPECiIITY
oen consequent uyon VOLUNTARY constitution
al excess of the VIRiLEPOWERof the human system
A CURE WARRANTED IN rRos ONE DAYS, or
MOI NARoE MADE.
Office No :, SourH FREpERtcK STREET, on the lief
hand side going from baltimore street, six doors from
the corner.
BE particular ~ observing the on the door aut
u,iufoyv ar Won "a III ntisf ke he blaze.
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DIR. :PHONS SICK HEADACHE REMEDY
Why viii yon suffer with that distressing. comp amt
when remedy is hand that i'll fail TO cure you
TINS remedy viii ehectuay destroy any head,
ache either nervous bilious Il has cured OF
twenty years. standing
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SPRING STOCK.

SPRING STOCK.
No 100, Main 81.
UTE would say to our customers and o,bor. H., 49,
w have on hand at this time general ,ss,, , "
Ladies Saddles, Iron 80 sr, tr'eht u
Gentlemen's do .f- - ,iunhs,
Brides and msrtinraies tni, ~. d,Heie'
some verv neat rounded do Irnr 49, l' "unks
Heads and reins, 10, i! iIe anu wood
Carriage Harness, LAD $780, sI,Se',
Buggy do go, u"nhct trunks,3
WAGON 10 tent leather hat boxes
Draw do 49, se'ehc's,
Carpet bags esi,po Ie.ohcis
Collars OF different kinds Carr,see IL;
Purgy whips, Ran
Drovers' do Warnr W
Lashes different kinds W sItirr - -"
Hames, trace chains. Halter chan
Curry combs do cards, Horse brnsbos'
We ask examination of uur stocL d.. IL , ,
any Of the above articles feelipr sstyeaJ -, Misn
have as good an assortment and as great ,.,o, w
'ver heen offered IN the city. and will sell At r. ~ 10
'es. Az orders for work promptly filed. Old work
fepaired as usual lfeb 25l NiCoLL & CARR
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TESTIMONIAL.

FROM TIVE Hos IoHS Tyler, EN PREspEsr.
Steamboat Planter, Dec eth, l847.
MIR Railway, jr.-I feel myself much ohiigedhy the
presentation OF the package of your Chuese Medica
ted Toilet Soap" Tor the of Mrs Tyler and ms self
aud highly graied that it answers fully the des
cription you give OF II. Wishing yeu health and pros
perry, am, dear sir, ttu yours. JOHN TYLER
Next week viii publish a letter from the Rev
John Newland Matit, the celebrated Methodist preach
and chaplain of Congress, whose strains of pray
Ing have been instrumental in adding to the Metlo
dist Ssciely thousands of lis leading mshers
this letter will be highly gratifying to Ladies and Gen
teen ef bad complexion In the meantime remember
Railways Soap is sold only by FAlRCHILD
Wheeling, Va; J b G RAMSAY, Noe CORTLAND st.
New York. feb 80
e,OMEHf Kns Salmon able for family uss for sale
Shy BLACK x KNOX.
nO BDLS. No. MACkERE
4OO4 40 da Nos do
20 do Halifax do
40 do iierringsiust received aud fol
sale by pr Is JAS M'kEE.
r IME-io Bhls Louisville white Lime, received an.
IL tor sale by M ~ JAS MckEE.
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i aneu JAMES BAKER.

Sherman Vinegar. rior Old cider XVI Vinegar Sale
has acquired reputation for the table beyond other
The Cir cinuat Gazette says-fhe hest bottle OF Vim
egar for table use we isr many day, is pre-
parcd hy Sherinsn II is fungent made Of cider, aud
PERFECTLY pure and clear Kept constantly ON hand and
n,r sale by lie only wholesale agents III this city,
mar 10 MiIChELL, osoOF q W
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PILES, SORES, &c-Thc Genuine HAYS Liniment
is an article more justly celebrated Is cure the
above, than any all Others lis almost IN
numeraIle aud it is only necessary let those Who
knew The article aud used il with great success,
that II is To he Aad true and inc of Comstock Co.
Il CORTLAND ST. New York, sole proprieors.
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Whips Whips. S %S ss's a"f an. s%a srssy
| low mari OFT & GREER.
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REMOVAL,

Y9YDRANTS.--Vaiv and cock Hydrants at ri
Id burgh prices, warranted 10 work well, at
mr II JOHNSON ,ls5, Market Square.
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THE GOOD INTENT
CLOEHlNG S'EORE

One Door aboue the U. s. Hotel, Water st.,
Wheeling, Va.
J H HUSS Il CO..
M EEP constantly on hand all kinds OF
So READY MADE CLOTHING.
Also furnish to order any Garment in their line of supe
ror workmanship, and i'll the latest fashion. ~ 30.
EXTRA CHEAP
NEW FALL a. WINTER GOODS,
AT THE WATER ST. CHEAP CLOTHING STORE
Second door belolU the u. s. Hotel,
WHEELING, Va.
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NEeS. .g(tHNSl'0N-

distinguished graduate from ofhe first Colleges in
the United States, which he seen by his Diploma
also member Of the Royal College of Surgeons and Ii
eenIate ofthe Apothecaries Hal London and the grca
part OF whose life has been spent the first Hosp
tails in Europe and America, viz. those of London Paris
and Philadelphia, may be consuhedon all Diseases but
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also a full stock Of window sashes always ON hand and
or sale al No l25 Main ST. SO ROBINSON.
dec Is
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UhE.SoES, W.
Linen Lustre embroidered Dresses, something new
also, Linen Lustre in the piece, plain and figured.
few white French needle worked Dresses, some
thing That entirely surpasses anything offered in
this city, at prices from to % dol'rs
20 pieces French Lawns beautiful styles; excellent
quality foi laac per y'd.
- pieces embroidered Lawns very rich.
20 p's mourning and second mourning Lawns.
French neede-wnrked collars and capes Of the finest
quality. double aud single. at very low prices.
MoIair PopIns, new and beautiful article of Dress
Goods.
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NEW SPRING STOCK AT
GREER 81 NOTES,
MARSH. TAyLOR& MARSH

n RE now receiving for the Spring and Summer
trade of s4S their large, desirable and well seicc
ted stock Of all kinds Of English, French, German and
American Dry Goods, usually kept in Dry Goods store,
which they will be glad 10 exhibit TO all who will favcr
them with a call mr2i
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Alta meeting Of Canton.sR. A. Chapter No.
~ held at the-Hall on Saturday the first day of
April, 4. p. l848, the death Of Companion
= 2 TAoKETr having been announced it was
therefore unanimously
Reiolved, That this Chapter has heard with
deep regret Of the death of our lamented com
PanlonlP G. T~AcKErr, who was worthy mem
per Of our Chapter, a credit to his profession,
az ornament to society, and a gentleman who
possessed in an eminenI degree, The confidence,
respect and affection Of his fellow-men.
Resobed, That we tender to the relations Of
our late worthy companion our sympathy in
their irreperable bereavement.
ResOtVed, That in testimony Of our respect
for our deceased companion, we will wear the
usual badge Of mourning for thirty days.
ResOtoed, That these resolutions be published
in the Mississippi Creole.
R. HARRINGTON, Secretary.
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The Cont Of lnnniru.

On the second day Gen. Worth withdrew his
accusations against Gen. Scott, stating that the
President had done him ample justice.
General Scott withdrew his first charged a.
gainst Col. Duncan, (etter-writing) on the
ground that as the President did not care any
thing about enforcing it, he didn't. After
some further proceedings he also withdrew the
second charge.
The Court after advisement, ordere that
ali proceedings in the case Of Col. Duncan be
stayed until report be made to the Secretary Of
War and instructions received. In the case
q Worth's charges against Scott, the Court de-
ciaed that they would take no further action on
the case. Gen. Scott proposed, for many reas
ons' not to prosecute his charges against Gen.
PILLOW. Gen. PillowIinsisted most unfortunate
" for himself, that they shouIdIprocee d with
them. Mr.. Freaner (Mustang) proved that a
certain account Of the battles, headed @Great
BATTLE Or MExIco!!-commenced on the 9th
under the command Of Major General Pillow"
&c. &C., being in fact the roughI draft of the
Leonidas letter and directed to the New
2. Delta, was offered 10 him BY Cen. Pillow,
with many urgent entreasiea to forward ii BY
hlssxPreas and have il inserted ii the. Delta.
% Jaf.as e MAKE the fret impression al home.
sen. Pillow admitted that he in.erlined Dor.
items Of this document. Mr.. Freaner never
forwarded II, as he considered it incorrect.
Mr. Freaner further testified, when the origi.
nal Leonidas letter was produced, that three Of
the interlineations were in the handwriting Of
Gen. Pillow, az be believed. This however, Ii
of little consequence, as the document admit.
teato ~ genuine contains all the important
ialsehoOda of the published letter. We get
the above from The N. o. Crescent. Its report |.
very iall, Occupying nine columns with the pro.
eeedinga q Axe days and ID very interesting.
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FRoM GAuTEMALA.-GAPTURE ANDD RsTRUCTIoN Oh
GUATEMALA By THE INDIANs-LATE AMI In
PoRrABT.
We transfer from the Vera Cruz FREQ IRIS
Of 22d inst. the following important news,
which it received just before the New Orleans
started for this city:
Capt, Mccall, Of the brig Scotland from the
Belize, (lhe British settlement at Honduras an
nounces that the Indians have taken the cities
OlGautemala the capital ofthe country and Ba-
%calar, destroying beautiful public works Of the
first named city. Capt. Mccall adds that the
inhabitants of the Balize were greatly alarmed
as they were momentarially expecting an at
tack. The same is said Of Campeachy.-N
o Crescent.
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ments were nearly al massacrsd By theft own
men for refusing to march against the Tuille-
ries.
The Palace of the Tuifleries has been con.
verted into a Hospital under the name Of lie
Hotel dcs EnUaldes.
The ROuen Railway is stopped and the popu-
lace have burned the bridge of Amiens.
The Statue of the late Duke de Orleans
which stood in the Court of the Louvre, has
been taken down.
In the present Constitution of the Re-
public, the following are the principal provi-
sions:
Every citizen is to belong to the National
Guard
The liberty Of the press is granted and free
dom Of thought secured.
National Workshops are to be opened foi
the unemployed.
AL! titles are utterly abolished.
Ten days additional time is granted to re-
deem bills throughout the republic.
The National A ssembly is to meeton the 9Th
OF April and decree a Constitution.
The population is TO be the basis of cleo
ton.
The Representatives Of the People to be fix
ed at 900, including those for Algiers and the
colonies.
Suffrage TO be direct and universal.
All Frenchmen Of FL years Of age to be
electors, and all of rs years of age eligible to
be elected
The ballot to be secret.
The Constitutional Assembly 10 meet on the
Goth Of April.
All prosecutions against the press for politi-
cal offences to be withdrawn, and the pris-
oners confined for all such offences to be re-
leased.
All forms of utility to be preserved and res
pected.
The royal residence to be sold and the pro-
ceeds applied to the relief of the victims of the
Revolution, and as compensation for the losses
in trade and manufactures.
DEGREES have also been issued changing the
names of several vessels Of the navy, and also
those of the streets which had any reference to
Monarchy or members of the fallen Kings
family.
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CONFERENCE.-THE Three Days. The French
Revolution Of l848, attained its climax, as In
1880, in three days. It is remarkable, too
that the day which gave it birth, the 22d of
February, is the same which gave birth TO our
own immortal W Washington. On Tuesday, July
q, the revolution of 1880 began-onding on
Thursday, the goth; Tuesday, February 2ed,
the revolution Of l848 began, and it also en-
ded on Thursday, when Louis Philippe abdi-
Gated.
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R. HARRINGTON, Secrt

ITEMS FROM MExIco.--Herr Alexander is
performing his feats Of Magic, to the astonish-
ment Of every one, in the National Theatre.
a line Of stages has commenced running
from Vera Cruz to Mexico.
i was thought the Court Of Inquiry would
soon adjourn to the United States.
Il was rumored that Santa A ma had formed
aJunctlon with Alvarez and was marching on
Quefotarc--probably to get some Of the mon
81, "indemnity for the past."l
The Congress at Queretaro nov wants but
two OF three members to form a quorum.
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Correspondence ef Rte N o. Reaysls.
Late and Important from Mexico.
Nrn, err March a5 1870


VERA CRUz, March Is, 1873
The New Orleans has Just left with General
Twiggs and large number Of other passengers
on board, and the Globe will leave this evening
for your city. You will receive by the New
Orleans about all the news that can | gather;
but perhaps l can be more particular IN regard
to a few items which reached me by a Mexi-
can mail on the eve of~herdeparture. At head-
quarters in Mexico the universal opinion pre-
vailed that peace was decided upon, and from
several communication which | have seen,
from the best authority, preparations were ac-
tually being made for the withdrawal of the
army from the country, or at least the city Of
Mexico, on the 7th Of May. And how in
Heavens name can it be! cannot doubt but
that the quartermasters and commissioners
have received Instructions from headquarters
to make their preparations accordingly. Eli
Their a step of this kind has been taken or the
Congress ofQueretaro has assembled (of which
we have no information and pledged itself to
ratify a treaty of any kind, or Gen. Butler has
determined upon this course with the hopes
of Undertaking himself, The fact of his
stopping supplies, save such as will be neces.
sary for the army on their road down is strange
indeed.
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A SrRIKiNa LIKENEss.--The Baltimore A.
merican concludes an excellent article on the
tendency of our cOuntrymen to egotism, with
the following we'll marked portrait:
"Apart from this crowd eager to be noticed
and ready to perishifsomeboby does not praise
them, there is one sturdy figure worthy of con-
temptation. His appearance indicates lis So
briquet of " Rough and Ready" Another
title has been also given him that Of "a man
Of duty IN the age Of SeE He remained unup-
Preciated Tor sixty years, without caring much
about it, one would think; and he appears
equally indifferent at the discovery recently
made that he is ahero. A very substantial
man this Mr.. Rough and Ready. His charac-
ter and his history might he studied, perhaps,
to advantage by some who are fond Of bring
ing themselves before the peoplo."'
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UNION GRArs--An election Of officers Of this
company recently occurred, at which Lieut..
Amyx, was chosen Captain, Cd Lieutenant Hen
~, lst Lieutenant, and Sergeant jackson, Cd
Lieutenant.
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disease -.

skm d isa " remote i
the Blood, sigar ed g. Dft
5 59t Inc ne. Immediate csp laiH
SKIN, By which tbs 'eelioa i
llD5e me ,bo o0dy, is arrested
81 an eruption q Pimag Rb
h. FOR all these Affections @o as
sSes-Puryfying The T Rl q he
G from P and eaectusiIs sa
from from !, Inc system, wbiIs ..'a
HE frags ~, me pores Of their o5.,s.
New YORK go ,ss'
The following IS i Foe' hra.a
Dr. !, ,. Jayne-DDssaar.0 r, \.
Py IN being able 10 inf sr
1lFely recovered nv bs.I,(y 0l
COACH, pain in nv bre.d suffered
OF strength for The lasl ' IA. aad
~ ! was compelled 10 re sIiiEs,e'a
t Snpt re- : which Which ! ! held il iSi W. "!
icy 10 g great many difers,. aa
Y" % hnai as the attendance 4 VI
case. resorted to y Your n ap
persuasion ia 81 Of Brother, ParLs, 4
use o. three bottles has s si
Bell Believing i to BE- al t acl 4
myself, as well as those s I. 4
ees me to write thus, ana n
liberty te use as you tbisb sha
Respectfully, yours, XIV
Prepared only by Dr.6
and sold on agency b
PRIESTfEr
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The GaEArER AaDrnn Lesser LreurNtNe.-uA
iew minutes aiseF the Eastern Telegraph COM
HnenCed operations says tie Louisville jour.
PEI, +. thunder storm came Up, and the tele
graph gave Up work. The comparatively
humble machine upon the surface of the earth
was appalled, and stilIed il the presence of Inc
srtlbls englaery aboye.s
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The Sons OF TEMPER ANcE.-We understand that
the Grand Division of the Sons Of Temperance
will convene in this place on Monday next.
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EDGAR R. WHITAKER, has been nominated by
The Democrats to FIJI the vacancy in MIR. Ad-
ANS District.
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Gen. KEARNEY has been appointed Governor
ofsVera Cruz. He left New Orleans on satur-
day last.
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The LADIES' FAIR will take place mex
Tuesday.
See advertisement.
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Col SEVER, Commissioner to Mexico, left
New Orleans for Vera Cruz on Saturday last.
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New HAMPsH1RE--The Locofocos beat the
Wings "all hollow" at the recent election.
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DIED--In Livingston on the 3lst ult Dr.. P.
G. TAcKETT.
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=. t. sIMMs, Esq, Of Lowndes, is a Can
didate for Clerk Of the Superior Court of Chan
Gerry. Election November next.
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FROM THE BRAzos--The U. S. Steamship
Fashion arrived from the Brazos last evening
whence she sailed on the 9th. She brought
no intelligence of Importance. 1t is said that
Gen. Wool has given notice Of his intention to
move with a part Of his forces, about 1000 men
upon zacatecas. The march will
aboutthe first Of next month, unless orders TO
the contrary are received from Washington
before that time. 1t is also said that tie Or
der for Col Butler to move upon Victoria with
the Sd Dragons, has been countermanded and
that officer instructed to hold himselfin read
mess for further ordors.--N.O. Egeniag Mer-
cuan
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COL.ONEL--

VIZ are authorized to announce ISAAC
". JONES as a candidate for Colonel Of the
e5th Regiment Of M. M. Election to take on
~----~.
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Electors for the state at large.
ALEX. X. M'CLUNG, Of Lowudes.
WILLIAM R. MILES, Of Hinds.
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TAYLOR
Subject 10 he approval Of Me people at large
and their ratification Of IL attic ballot boz
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don't care so much aboutth hearts blood,
exclaimed the epicure, but l should like to
know where all the chunks of leather come
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yer PRESIDENT,

AvtRDAY:;:::;:;::;;:;ArRI s, rs4s.
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LIST or Lnnrs.l

#P. EMAINING il n,
~ Office on the 3lsl 4.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-04-29
llMARTINE'S ADDRESS,
PARIS. March )

PARIS, March 18th, lSlS'
Circular Of the Minister Of Foreign Affairs 4
Diplomatic agents Of Ire Freach Republic.
SR:-You know the events of Paris, the VI
tory of the people, its herosm, its moderation
paclhcalion, tho order re-esiablished by the Co
cur"onco Of the whole of the citizens, as III
their interregnum Of tho visible powers, the FI
sons of The public were alone The GovernmeI
France.
Tho French revolution has thus entered Inl
Its dehniiive period. France is republican. ~
French republic has no occasion 10 be ackno1,
edged in order 10 exist. By natural law, as W.
as by the law Of nations, il exists; II Is the VIII
great people, which does not demand Us u. nI
but from itself. Nevertheless, tho French "
public, desiring to enter into tho family Oh III
ernments instituted as regular powers. ana nv
a phenomenon coming 10 disturb Inc orue.
Europe, 1t is proper that you promptly n's
known to the Government 10 which you arc
credited the principles and tendencies whrli ~I
henceforth direct the foreign policy ot the F''"
Government.
The proclamation of the French kepuU"c
not an act of aggression against any form ol SSJ
ernment in the world. The forms OF goveFnH''
have devcrsities as legitimate as the iorm'
character; the geographical situation, the 'e'',
lectual, moral, and material deveIopemen' 0' rl n
tlors, like individuals, have different ages
principles which govern them have success
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-04-29

Wilson and DIR. Alanson Allen, first choice
for candidates to represent the southern part of
the county of Crawford and we also express
preference for Green j. Clark, Esq, n candi
date from the north side of the river.
5. Resolved, That our delegates to the county
convention, are instructed to vote for candidates
who will pledge themselves to use their best
tions for the organization of a new county out Of
the south county of Crawford.
6. ResOlred, That W.. Weaver and Stephen
D. Mcdonald, be appointed delegates from this
township to attend the county convention to be
held at Van Buren, on the 9th day of May next.
r. Resolred That the proceedings of this meet
ing be published in the 50 Fort Smith Herald, :" and
:: Arkansas Intelligencer."
On motion of Stephen ID. Mcdonald, Messrs.
Alexander Gibson, John Beckel and General w.
Claude Jones were added TO tho number of dee-
gates appointed under the 9th resolution.
The res oIutions were then unanimously y adopted
On motion Of Gen. Jones i was unanimously
ReSolred, That we are in favor of the continu-
alton of Hon. Scion Borland in the Senate of the
United States, and that our delegates are instruct
ed 10 use their influence in selecting ca candidates
for the Legislature, who are in favor Of his elec-
ton to chat office.
The meeting, after being conducted with great
harmony and unanmity, then, motion, ad
journed.
CHARLES NJ. HUDSPETH, Chm'n.
THOMAS E. WILSON, Secy.