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-. 81 ,642,055 2,522,S33 3,l427i3

Casn received. 44lJ9O SO6,795
The imports for the week this year exceed those
of last year 1921 4lS and 81 1888 those for the
week in 1S4T.
The amount Of money to the credit of the Treasury
Department, with the assistant and deposit
tories, according to returns received to Monday the
2sth Of August 4,355, s50a29 of which So 3a4-
COG IS had been drawn for but not paid leaving subject
to draft $201 2o4 H. OF the deposits, 900 SO
were in the subtreasury of this city, and S9t65O9 0S
in N ew Orleans.
Since the arrival of the Niagara large sales Of bread
stus have been made for export and the quantity Of
flour and grain Offering for shipment has been so large
that an advance in freight has been realized. En-
gagements have been made for the shipment about
100000 bushels Of Indian corn; and have doubt
but that double that quantity will be- aaost this week
on it's way from this port to England and Ireland
An advance of one or two shilings has already
been submitted to flour, and three to
six cents The market is so unsettled
that operators are undecided how to act Ship
owners closely watching the corn markets. and any
advance in prices for breadstus is followed
by an advance in freights. There has been, during
the past week. activity in cotton in the way o.
shipments, particularly to Havre. Altogether
export trade rapidly Improving and the returns for
this month WILL we trust be more satisfactory than
those for August, which we annex:
COMMERCE THE PoRr OF NEW YoRK-ExPoRTs IN
AUGUST lS4S.
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The Coal Trade OF IS4s.

by canal IL $40 12for tho week, 3s0ls 49, Total by
railroad, 652,S74 Is do. by canal, 273,954 10.
The falling OF In this weeks shipments Is 900
tons This Is right. The trade is In an embarrassed
and truly wretched condition Coal offered and
sold on board lover than 1t was before the advance
took place ON the railroad at the beginning of this
month and notwithstanding the low rates, there il
no demand, and coal rapidly and fearfuly accumu-
lating at the wharves The cotton factories and par
teularly the print works and near the sea board,
are all stopping those that in operation only
about half the usual time and machinery. The iron
works except those very favoraby located and those
prices which rule much higher than the present rates
must all stop long They cannot compete with the
foreign manufactures at the at which they
present thrown into our markets To show the rapid
increase in the importation Of this species Of
features We extract the following from the Official
ports OF the Treasury department at Washington -
STATEMENT OF THE IMPoRrs OF Iron PoRr
NE" York ONLY, ron THE FOLLOWING YEARS. FROM
JANUARN lsr 70 JrNE 3Nru
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The well informed dealers incline to the opinion that
the market will not require more IL as much as was
mined last year Thus far. we have increased about
10000 tons from all the regions IL Is also admitted
that nearly every ton Of cea sent to market from
Schuylk county is sold at loss varying from 10 20
cents. To continue will be utter ruin to nearly all
engaged in the trade improvement In prices
take place long the market is thus overlooked
We are well aware Of the embarrassment and Diff
cuties II would occasion our operators, and the hard
ships II would infct upon the operatives but there
seems to be but one opinion among both miners and
purchasers Of COAL and that IT, that general stoppsge
Of two or three weeks the only alteEnstivs-the only
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-04
I UsI .PUBLIsHED-DR. BosrwICKs GREAT VOL

lust PUBLISHED-DR. BOSTWICK's GREAT WORK
and Lectures venersai other affections the Ur
nary Organs ~ pages quarto. This the most complete
ucsl work OF the HAD issued from tho press IT contains
thirty eoosed essvings which delncate this class Of
diseases inmiaoy also contains forty wood engavnga
equally we'll executed aud everything modern
treatment o. these dsascs has been carefully recorded, and all
The most approved prescriptions and formulas have boon given
For sale A. abe once Of publication, x2 Broadway and Of the
author 60l Broadway Price $40 Also, DIR. BIS on ssl
abuse Isl pages IA eneravings With hinu 70 yo mon Pros
81 sale above This work intended expressly for the
profession.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-04

NO CURn Ne CHARGk.DR MURPHY OF O. GOLD
IN street. oonndsnaly consulsd on al forms Of pvats ds
eassa Rscsnt oasse q gcnchhoa h da1 ConS
Jtonh debility and mpetsney guccsnfsly treated b Dr.
~ Geld street. opsa fkom An NWP,L
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M EDiCAL 0FfiCx-DR- JOHNSON. Is DUANE STREET,
w near Chatham street. . wen known hs successful
The Doctors reputation for s IN those old hacured Frat
have existed for years Pre- sinsnt 0leetss trcurs ulcers
upon the oody OF IN the throat In
bone, Of tho legs ensotusly cured onsutiona weakness
brought on secret habit ndulgd In by young causing
Recent II four days without 10 aIteon
10 diet, or prevention from bnsinssG
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-04

COR sALE-THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE Hin
interest in the Liverpool Line q Paoksts consisting ths
hsN phipsh too well known u ssed dessriptisa ApplyN
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N arried.

At Baltimore, on Tuesday, August 20, by the Rev
George Holt, Capt. JAMES ADAMS to Miss SARAH M
PALMER, youngest daughter of Miles Palmer, Esq, both
of New York.
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DR RALPH. AUTHOR OF THE PRACTICAL PRIVATE

nR RALPH, AUTHOR or THE PRACTICAL PRIVATE
Trcatse no. 81 Greenwioh street hours oto IL n
stages will % surprised a. s ..pd aad little
fcrd from certain class people, or otervise who AN mo
pery APPRECIATE his servoea In structure is or ind
pen ne more advanced and diseng stages (rsm unoo-
mon n edition y sxenGse practice in tbs
co%phntl ne can anord RAPID easy and radical which,
In America
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-04

M RS JAMES c. DU0AN INFORMS HER FRIENDS AND
1 the public that the Undertaking business
in all its branches will still be carried for her benefit ga
deLsands the business and whgv his attention to all
calls she may be favored WITH endeayors to
satisfy and please She will be thankful patronage
of her hue md friends
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ssT1HE CAMrBEILs ARE CoxING--IxNENsF sue.

SHuNHE CAMrBEILS ARE COMING."-IkMENSE sue
cess-Ffth Week-Socety Library Rooms, YiS Broad
corner Of Leonard street undei the direction Of G. A.
Kimberly CamPbells Mnsres have the honor announce
that encouraged By the very catering in which their
have been during the last four weeks having
been nightly crowded BY highly respectable and fashionable
houses they will have the pleasure continuing their mimi
table and highly popular musrl entertainments
this week, introducing at each full varied
proamms including several and original songs with
variety Of cbaste dancing including the Statue
Dance and Highland Fling By Mr. Luke West Doors open
Mt I commence 1T precisely Admission 20 ccnts NJ D.
On Saturday afternoon for the convenience ame there
will be performance commencing NJ o'clock Admission Is
half rce
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-04

M OST EXTRAORDINARY WORK-TO THE MARRIED
Nl those contemplating nsriasa-Ths Married Womans
Private Medical Companion By Dr. A. Maurceau Sixth ed
ton frce 81 This work meeting with astounding saiA
(24OO copies have already BEEN disposed OF Every female
getting copy whether married unmarried although Il Il In
which should b known 70 them p.rtesary Herr na
dies and most certain mode Of every case For al. "a
Broadway the publishing once l29 Liberty street. New York
phia Httls Go, Albany W.. l. Davis, boston On tSs
receipt viii Be transmitted by mail FREQ Of postage
post paid 70 Dr. n kAURICEAU boz i12I New Yort otv
0dfce 70 liberty street. Nv" A"A 'V'
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comparison Of prices current at the close of the
market yesterday with those ruling at the close of the
previous week. exhibits decline in Treasury Notes Of
u per cent; Reading RR. x; Erie RR new, full, al
Farmers Loan, al and an improvement in Nor,och and
Worcester Of So per cent; Harlem, al Long Island, al
Canton l.
The value of merchandise imported into this dis
trict excepting that sent to the warehouse and the
amount of duties the same during the week ending
September 1st in each Of the past three years.
annexed
VALUE MERCHANDISE IMPORTED INTO THE PoRr OF New
YORK.
Week ending Sept lat 1876. lS47. lS4s.
Free goods ............ 81 All 1888 2l3l7
Dutiabe goods. ........ 156d64 2JO6,755 3l2l,S6
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-04

The Beat Dining SalOOn.-The best OF all
the Breakfast and Dining Saloons in New York. ercers
lN Nassau, cor Of Ann, few doors from the Museum N D.
Call and T.. MERCER. Propretor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-04

DR. GLOVER IS CONSULTED DURING THE DAY AND
Dovenins At hs Office on all diseases Of delicate nature
His extract Of copaya cubebs &c. extensively
physicians be had at his sors fss, No. street
1Now No l2l
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-04

~ OATS HAIR PLUSHES-JUST RECEIVED, LARGE
lot Of plain and figured crimson Pushes for Cars Onuss
Curtain Materials &c, for sae by F.S& s. A. MARTINEZ
Importers and Jobbcrs liz William street. near Jo,n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-04

DANvARDS NEW DOUBLE MAMMOTH PANORAMA
ID Of the Missouri and Mississippi Rivers showing country
hundred being by Ear the largest painting
the world and Of the largest rivers the globe extending
rama BALL Jos broadway adjoining Garden Admission
30 cents children half price Panorama viii MOVING
HoSs al o'cl ock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-04

A MEXICAN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
IA Premium reduced twenty five Office 40
street. New York The leading features of this company
la guarantee Of capital Of @ which together with
tnsency IA Reduction in tho rates Of premiums
The assured participate annually In the profits nurance
may be effected by married upon life
rerresenyes e her husband Of his creditors 6No
their annual premium of insurance 6Creditor may insure
the lives Of their debtors debtors themselves may insure
(which can be had at the office Of the Company Of its
Officers New haven -Benjamin SiIman, senior PRESIDENT
Norris Wilcox Vice Presidents Benjamin Noyes Secretary
Caleb Mix Treasurer Local Board Of Trustees New York
Ambrose L. Jordan, Gold Sillman George Hall Cyrus p
Smith, Samuel Leeds George Phelps Frederick Peet
brose Jordan Chairman of the Local Board William Wads-
worth, Actunry William N. Bakeman, ND 1873 Blocker st.
and Alexander B. Whiting Md S4S Broadway Medical
miners
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LIVERPOOL ORREL COAL AFLOAT-RECEIvED PER
- Niagara and ready for delivery superior Liverpool
Orrel Coal The subscriber will receive by regular
throughout the supplies this excellent purchased
by his agent in Liverpool who attends its careful stowage
suit purchasers. Orders punetually attended to.
E. CANY Al Broad and 1T Wooster sts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-04

II IRKBRIDES TATTERsALLs HEAvE POWDERS ARE
N warran ted to cure In horse the
will Permanently eradicate asayes and the condd
dcine that can be used in tight hide
cheap and patry limitations COUGH KETCHUM i9 Fulton
street, proprietorA Also, sold BY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-04

EoR THE FACE AND sKIN.-CHURCHS VEGETABLE
Lotion highly valuable cosmetic for Graduating eruptons
particularly pmples boches letter ngworm reckes
The Of the Lotion for short time will clear
establish brill complexion Sold bottles cents each
at lsS Bowery, corner Of Spring street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-04

DRICE, FIFTY CENTS-GENERAL OBSERVATIONS AND
Dissertations the Growth and Proper Cave Of the Hu.
Hair by A. GRANDJEAN, No Barclay street. New York
PS. Booksellers supplied at reduced prices.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-04

TVNHE VOCAL CLASSES OF THE AMERICAN MUSICAL
Institute, under the direction of Mr.. W. D. CoMrs
mencng Monday Sept 4th, will meet follows wiz The Mon
day and Friday evening classes will be uned
Monday evening ut o'clock the advanced class which
tooe met Tuesday evening" every Friday
oclock the afternoon classes for ladies only will all be
and meet Saturday afternoon o'clock
beginners under the direction of the Principal every Tuesday
evening at o'clock at the Lyceum Building 663 broadway
Terms for either dollar per
quarter in advanee.N BnTnE DESERT win be performed
the choral department viii please be in
this evening. II. MEIGGS Principal 1863 BROAD way
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TURNING LA FOR SALE--AN EXCELLENT
GeeIed Lathe Heads 10 abb sheer II feet with side
and other tools Also few pairs of Stocks Appy
CHAS CERYS Lock-smhing Establishment 3O2 Division st.
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INTERESTING TO SOUTHERN AND WESTERN MER
Jervss Cold Candy put up square,
and pocketabe Packages with the most beautiful yet
executed in this or other country and pamphlets containing
other readable proving remarkable efficacy Of this
really good article for Coh Colds and all Threat Lung
complaints Merchants Whaling to sell again will be allowed
very large profit. MRS w. JEWS, 379 Broadway,
rofU,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-04

NRANKLIN THEATRE, CHATHAM SQUARE.-THE UN.
dersgned. Managers and Propretors Of this popular
weeks in gratitude for the patronage they have received
that they have made for the further
yenience nd comfort Of their friends that will the
Franklin not inferior to the largest theatre in the city The
arrangements of Mr. Pesch wi tn his troupe Tabeaux
vyant which have excited the admiration of the Southern
Daughters of the Desert French Ser:nade Hungarian
nss Singing Dancing &c. give charm to this of
tionnl entertainment which has given this establishment the
merted title Of the Gem of the City, Ca Boxes Is cents
Parquette, 121z cents.
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BROADWAY THEATRE-MONDAY EVENING SEPT A
II will be presented the tragedy Of the GLADATOR-Sparta
ems MT Forest Marcus Lnenis orasus Mr. Fredee
senena, Mrs Abbot To conclude with Of MY AUNT
Dick Dasha Mr. Lester Frederick Baker, Rattle Hadaway
Soberlove Andrews Mrs. Corbett Mrs Iserwood Emily Mr
Abbott Dress Circle and Psrquette rs cents Family circle
% cents Gallery l2s cents Doors open at
commence at ~. clock
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nR COOKE, OF ALBANY. N. Y, PASSENGER BY THE
Niagara Steamer from England after brief absence the
Continent OF Europe returned the
the lmpire State where professional correspondents may
heretofore address him. post paid personally letter
residence, No. 3 Norton street, Albany, N. y
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ID subscriber will deliver from barges Meadow Coal
prepared and screened and range quantities
purchasers This GOAL recommended very
miles TO use in stoves furnaces being entirely free
ke also well suited for Orders puncua
edto e. CANY, III Wooster and Al Broad ats
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ROWERY THEATRE-MONDAvE EVENING SEPTEMBER
~ Will 6e performed the BoHEMIANS OF PARIS-Charles
Ddier MI n Clarke Mons Mon torul. Mr. r. Duff; Mons
Droae Mr. Smith; Paul Dider Mr. r. C. Smith; Fran
confer Mr. WARWICK Crevuet Bagnoe Mr. Wiaans Creve
ceur MT Scott Jacques Chalumeau Jordan; Louise
Mr Philips Amethese MIRA sutherland Previous the great
drama viii be acted the favor piece KINGS GAR
DENER-Gaochard, Mr. Winans; Cheyaer De Eusv NJ War
wick, Madame Galochard Mrs Phillips Doors omen AZ r. ner
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TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REwARD.-A BLACK LEA.
thcrn Trunk bound with iron, with brass marked on
the sides A. b. In white letters with 'front.' was
taken from the steamboat John Potter Tuesday
The above reward will be paid returned Deonco Hotel
Broadway uninurcd, and questions asked.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-04

TANNERS ATLAS AND MAPs-A UNIVERSAL ATLAS
containing Maps Of country In the world one
each OF the upited States Map Of the World feet by
the United States feet BY North America by & Europe
No 1856 Fulton street. - - - - ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-04

LNINE CLOTHING, AT G. B. CLARK'S, n6 WILLIAM
Il street-Back Blue and Brown Sacks Dress Frock
Coats Pants ard Vests suitable gentleman kept ready
made fine Black Dress Coat French made
bought for cash. afford sell lower than take
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-04

DANORANA OF rAYLORS CAMPAIGN In MEXICO, AT
the Minerva Rooms 100 Broadway shows fe ths
Marches Encampmen and Battles fought By Gen. Taylor
TIE most beautiful painting ever seem Open night
menoing at o'clock Admission rs Schools admitted q
Abk terms No charEe for deecriptye namuheta
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-04

d EO REWARD. AND NO QUESTIONS AsKED-srOLEN.
ROV the I'D OF July A. NJ, Gold hunting ease Dupex
watch made by Cooper cases made BY Jennings Lander
give ufoa that will lead 70 the recovery the watch by
applying to JOHN HAWKES., or JOHN GIBBONS,
WASHINGTON Fish Narket
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r. ENTLEMEN NOW is TIE TIME TO LOOK UP YOUR

4 NENTLEAEN:-NOW Is THE TINE To LOOK UP YOUR
" winter Clothing am ready clean your
for ST. and repair them with collars cuffs buttons Innings
very low clean rock and dress pants
Altering and repairing Of description done with despatch
No Murray Broadway. call line
in part Of the city. Prepare in time. A. CORTISSOS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-04

NBLOS, ASTOR PLACE, BRoADWAY-COMICITALIA
N OperaThe public respectfully informed that Sgnor
eneyentano will play Farewell Engagemen previous his
his this this evening
gagged for limited number Of nights Fourth night Madame
Labodc Mons borde and signora Nora. The celebrated
leader Sgnor etta and the orchestra will be
plete Monday Evening Sept will be performed LEIsR
Nemorno, Laborde; Sergeant Becor Sgr Beneyenano
Dleamara Sgr sanquerico Doors quarter before
commences at half past- Admission % cents
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1848-08-23
ARRIVAL OF THE CAMBRIA.

The news of the Cambria reaches us al
we go to press, too late for a detailed alb
stract in this weeks paper.
The authentic accounts from Ireland (fron'
which country the only news of stirring in,
tercst is rcccived) are of comparatively
pacific character, and in the main, merely
announce the proclamation of O. Brien,
NIeagher and others as traitors, and unsuc-
ccssful attempts to arrest certain of them,
with few skrmishes with small bodies of
insurgents. But the rumor given in our
Telegraphic despatch, if true, puts another
and very exciting color upon the state of
things.
CoNTINENrAL.--Thc most important in
telligcnce is the overwhelming defeat Of
Charles Albert by the Austrians, in Il great
battle. Charles Albert was proclaimed Die
tator in this emergency, and the Provisional
Government dissolved. France and England
offer joint mediation.
Lcdru Roln is implicated by the Commit
tee of the French Assembly, in the late re-
volts. No further Continental items of great
Importance.
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Accommodation Stage,

The subscriber will run a PAssEHdR R
STAGE during the present Navigation Season,
from Brandon to Chipman's Point, as follows:
Leave Brandon after the arrival Of the Mail
Stage from Rut!and, on Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday mornings, and reach Chipman's
Point in season for the afternoon Beats pass
ing North or South.
Returning, will leave Chipman's Point on
Wednesdays and Fridays on the arrival ofthe
morning boats from Whitehall and St Johns,
and reach Brandon in season to intelSect the
Stage from Burlington to Rutland on its way
South. On Saturdays, the Accommodation
Stage will leave the Lake on tho arrival Of
the afternoon boats and arrive at Brandon
same evening.
GD7 Passengers will be taken from any part
of Brandon Village, on their names beirg
previously left at either of the Public Inns ifi
the village.
H9F Extras furnished on short notice.
Fare reasonable. L. Y. RICH.
Brandon, May 20, 1913. ix4stf
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Stage Arrangement.

The subscribers having again taken the
contract for carrying the Mail from Roches-
ter, VT, to Ticonderoga, N. Y, would hereby
inform the public that during the season of
LAKE NAVIGATION, they will run the Mail
and Passenger Stages as follows: Leave
Rochester on Mondays, Wednesdays aud
Fridays, at o'clock, A. NJ, passing through
Goshen, Brandon, Sudbury, and arrive at
Chpman's Point, Orwell, in time for passen-
gers to take the Boats, either North or
South
Returning, will leave Chipman's Point on
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, at 7
o'clock, A. NJ, or on the arrival OF the morn
ing Boat from Whitehall, reaching Brandon
in season TO intersect the Boston and Bur
lington Stage going Sorth, and arrive at
Rochester the same evening.
81 Having provided good accommoda-
tons the undersigned hope to receive libe-
raj share of public patronage.
GILBERT CHENEY,
+. B. BUTTON.
Brandon, May IS, 1848. ix4s:tf
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RUTLAND COUNTY MEDICAL SoCIETY.-Agree-
ably to adjournment meeting was held at Cas-
tleton, Aug Sd, 1878.
The report of the committee appointed ut the
last meeting to draft code of BYLAWS, having
been accepted and adopted, (Which report included
the report of the committee on Medical Ethics OF
the National Convention of 1870 the Society was
Prominently organized by the appointment Of the
following officers:
For President, DR.. Sias Bowen; Vice Presidents.
A. g. Dana, and John Fox; Treasurer. j. b. Porter
Censors, W. Fox c. W. Horton and +. Paul; De-
legates to the State Medical Convention, H. w.
Miller and Il! Crowley; Essayists or Reporters for
the next meeting to he holden in October, G. b.
ArrHingon and w. IL. Miller. By order of the So
ciety. T. j. PAGE Secretary.