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This Hgoa of the five OF six members from The WING
caucus OF course created Intense sensation IL only
spoken of however, "an unfortunate event." "a sad
occurrencs or. assuming OF great responsibility" "a
sign Of bad omen" &o but reproaches INDUCED
II finally agreed that Ihe wings this (Saurday)
ming. would proceed only nominate Speaker and thai
the clerk sergeant posnaster, and doorkeepeT
should be subsequently, selected.
Tie Hon Mr. Vnion, Of Ohio then introduced the follow.
ing resolution,
Rssoigsd, That this meeting do nominate the Hon.
iob Winthrop as the wing candidate for Speaker OF
the House OF Representatives ia the 3lst Congress-"
highly pmentsry Mr. Winthrop, and then the
Gus adourned subject TO the call OF Mr. Morehead, the
chairman.
Thus passed of eventful sitting What is TO be the
end remains TO he seem must confess look upon IL as
Of evil omen, but hope for the BEST and that all
will end we'll
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ID EADY-MADE Goods for Genflenaen---we have ju~
II opened large and beautiful Of resdymsde Eooss
amongst which be found t..tr.ss "a 6fH4
Of the various styles
Of style and best material
business variety .e,# y, t.F
Psntaloons vests, large supply si~sys on hand
wishing article Tor immediate WI
find stock much SUPERIOR both in material and wottmansh
generally found We have no hesitation In saying
they cannot be excelled In any respect. ~
We fine stock q goods 70 make to order should We
fancy good shts hosiery, he stock q ss an. SOD
We respectfully Invite call nom cxens, eons riends ~
strangers prices shan Be- nsaf and no assis,er
sdoop west q Browns Hotel, Psns. svssus
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EMBROIDERED Canton Grape Dresses.--Thc under
Il signed received will open this day. Is pieces
embroidered Grapes embracing all shades which the ladies
spectuly examine entirely article
this market, will be found worthy Of inspection.
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, co.
Std
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A CARD.
Dec SGT

M WISE SON, finding altogether impossible attend per-
H. sonaiy great Of daily Applications from all
Union remedy badness, and for their cele
braed HAIR TONIC have found appoint general
throughout
United States him with authority 10 appoint
tonic
he may appoint operate wherever
sufficient number OF nehbofhood shall be
obtained $500.
Captain GEORGE CALVERT, Of Fsuquer county Virginia, Is
alone authorized general travelling agent with the
above Indicated
Captain may expected visit speedily practicable
principal cities and Of the Union. .#.LL
~ B-Cspt.n always hand full supply a
HAIR TONIC (which head Of dandu
nvroates hair and prevents also from falling OIL for the
region OF country contiguous % his operations OF al
ways Obtained wholesale RETAIL BY addressing the ropetor
VI. WISE q son, Richmond, Va
The TONIC had Of the following named druggists
Richmond Messrs Purcell Lsdd Co., Gaynor Wood Dove
saac and Charles Bennett Co. Price <esv bettte
sir bofles for foe dollars.
Dec. 6-d6t
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Anew BooKs.--IIircry o. The War win Mesico BY .. 3
~ Ripley, Brsvet Msw, Unned ssses ssmy,a yals sye
Fairy Tes o. ~ Nstons By hnthony Mons.lbs, with s~snv
four Illustrations, BY Richard Doyle, I vol. 5000.
Dee - FRAMCk IAfLoh
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Bv q. c. n @. r. DrsR. .s.etaenrer..

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT AUCTT0N,-On
Wednesday December ~ al O'Clock the premises
shall sell valuable improved property situated the north
Of eth and known The Columbian"
occupied by Mr. H. Ebebach The house built In
is42 (excsy the substantial
ofeected without regard and nil the
yenenccs for which originally intended being well adapted
for residence boarding house and restaurant
TcmsI onefourh Of the purchase cash the balance In
Of twelve, eighteen and months
with Doies Satisfactorily secured, bearing interest
&c. &c. Y. DYER,
Dec sd Aucioneeu
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SPLENDID Dress ssihs, velvsss. cashnseres ana
fancy dress goods Just received ready Cor inspection
at .HtGiIH WALTER HARPER 3 CO.'S,
Penn. svsnue, between 9th and loth streets.
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Tor sALE-Pews IS and io4, st. Johns Church, Wash
ngon Rev. Smith Pyne, D. d. Rector They viii Be sld
price, read be turned INFO one
for the Recommendation Of large family. Apply Capt T. D.
Townsend, Adjutant Generals once
Dec 6-eoa =
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immense fortunes being accumulated in week BY
the knowing Valid titles are minor consldera
ton. Buy, SELL realize and leave the issue oil titles 10
the legal profession when the United States courts shall
be established. Gambling IN land has become The ruling
passion, the great highway fortune Nearly every new
the press herads the discovery and rapid settle
ment OF some new paper city possessing unrraed az
yaniages and Offering great Inducements 70 tne seller
Should you bear Of the unprecedented growth OF benea,
place the information the credit and Tor the ndivdua
benefit OF certain government officers and ex.membes OF
Congress Vernon, al the mouth OF Feather rIver, on
The ssera%eno failure as well as Msy ,b nox S ,wo
in the great desert OF California, are being seed
rapidly, and will be worked thoroughly by sgncutur.
lists The only drawback upon these rich lands Is mat
they being held by Spectators for gambling purposes
instead of allo wing them TO come into company
OF land operators have purchased Johnsons ranch for
the purpose OF rearing an interior CITY, some fofy mics
above Sacramento city. and several government om-
Gals are deeply interested In It's rise and prospect.
iy. There is good station here, and OF course
the soldiers are employed in making improvements
saking city Limits. &c, and the officers appear very
fact Uacs sam has been very kind and sacrificing gen
eall, and his numerous friends and claimants LOT Hsna
ship increase daily. fear before he has The new sae
under his charge Tor two years, he will pray mes. vens
mently TO be delivered from his friends NowIns'ana-
ing the sickness the number OF miners aggregate daily
aud the mines are being thoroughly worked and rework
ed in fact, the cream OF the miness larry eknaus'ed
and the overland immigration WI weep ..s ay
wholly or taking il all that s impossible: But unless
new and extensive mines disc Jvered this is the last
year that mining can be followed proh'aoy The labor
that men mus, needs make Large prepa al being
made for gar iening during the coming season. and San
Francisco viii be well supplied with garden stuff AZ will
Iappsnd notices Of all the events Of any interest that
have occurred during the month.
Bfevet Capt WIN. n. Warner, valuable officer in the
United States service. lost his Life on the 27th Of Sep
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MR. WISE, the Celebrated Hair Restorer, n An
MI city, and respectfully informs the ezens Of Washington,
Georgetown, Alexandria will be prepared
badness should sufficient number be made all who
his aid Tuesday lin instant Mr. Wises
dy be deems unnecessary
publish certificates Of his
Mr. W. may be found a, Browns Hotel
Dec 4-11m
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rpEN DOLLARS REWARD will he paid 90 any per-
such Information viii lead 10 the conviction
Of saboaf called "Gen
night ID destroying e rigging Of
from lft street bridge and
then, hn Of his rsscaly set the
boat adrt on the Potomac. JAMES TOWLEs.
Dera-
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ROR sale Rent, chs plessantly located convenient
and desirable premises situated New Jersey Avenue, between
the residences OF Thomas Blseden Richard Barry,
owned and lately occupied by the subscriber Inquire Richard
Barry, b
Dec. 2-eod3t. SAMUEL h. BEACH. |
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..x aOUsE Rent, and Furpfture for saie.-The
1 story brick house occupied BY the subscriber, south
OF street, between 5 and 6h Tor rent and furniture
sale. Apply the premises ,. o. KENDALL.
Dec 4-eoi2ur 1.-IH
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UNITED STATES HOTEL WARRINGTON.
TUE United States Hotel win be opened Tuesday, Ih
4 slant for the reception ti
Inc hotel has been entirely renovated furnished with entirely
throughout the house, and the proprietor feels confident
ms me efforts win not Gail 70 please his The house win be
condnctsa entirely the
nusnss o. hs patronage father bs
EDWARD n FULLER,
Dec 5-d2wh
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DAfsis C1osks, sachs and shsvvls.--We win open this
Of the above seasonae goods which
we would respectfully call the attention Of the ladies'
Also u French embroidered collars behes,
linencsmbric handkerchief, dresses, Sc:
Penn. avenue, between VII and 10Th streets.
Dee7
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JOHN ,. KIBBEY b CO.
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WILLIAM H. MINNIx, late Of General Land Once, will
posoehE claims o. every kind against the government before
Congress of ny q the departments His fxpeence the different
branches q w armen, especially tt In relation military
require his The prompt patents
located BY military will all
means taken ~ deadeer Claims
vices IN me fevouonary the OF 1914 and Mexican
Ing collection OF payment
this city by moo residents and others Hii
Reference made Gen shields, formerly Commissioner
Of the General Land Office; Hon. Richard M Young Conns
one o. e General Land Once; all the officers Of the General
Land Once members Of Congress generally Of State Of Illinois,
Thomas icine Edmund Burke, Force, W. W. 5eaon, p
Blair, J. y. kives, Richard Walacl t' tsl1 .'.ts
Once az asup Weedon Coach Factory Of the Centre
Market, washington, D. c.
Sep 10 t
Baltimore college OF Dental ls40-'50.
THE egur Course Of Lectures Institution commences ON
" LtG MospAr or NoyEnBER, and will continue four
The Mechanical and Disseeng opened the last
FACULTY.
ELRAzAR PARALy, M. d., Provost tN tG#B@a d5b Eg
CHArs A. HAskls A. NJ, NJ D., Professor Of Principles
THoaas F. BosD, ~ NJ M d. Professor Of Special Pa,holo
~ Therapeuics Il
W. r. HANDY, NJ d., Professor of Anatomy and Physiology
Mechanical Dentistry -1-F 500
PHILIP AUSTEN A. NJ, M d. Dcmonstrator of Mechanical
Dentistry, and Lecturer ON Dental Chemistry 8@JtFS
Inc College contains the most ample provision for
necessary appnnces Mechanical Workops Infrmary
Implied daily with patients for students operate Decg
ROOM Museum containing thousands of teeth pathology
cal variety and two Lecture Rooms " y ,4G'1@
Tickets the $0; Dissection Ticket 0pton $40;
Matrculation $5; Diploma fee, $50.
Sept 6-2aweO3m w. r. HANDY, Dean.
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TO OUR sUBsCRIBERs.

Ihs Of viii upon
payment Of me subscription be made n advance
subscriber orwsrd money BY is.er the postage
On which win Be paid By US and all .k By
ale tr.nsiaissonL qH
COUNTRY PAPER published weekly during the A
Of Congress and ssmi weekly during ths
SUBSCRIPTIONS period less than agar be received on
srms props rtloned to the above annual rates.
or PosTMAsTERs suhorzed agents and By
ending DAILY subscribers with SO enclosed SEMI
WEEKLY subscribers with sas enclosed; Eve WEEKLY
obers with $40 enclosed will be entitled copy Of the
diion a. they furnish subscribers for srafi4 te
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CENERAI. House Furnishing Dry Good. wareroon

uENERAL House Furnishing Dry Goods wareroou
VI CLAGETr DoDsON would most respectfully inform
and house, they
and prepared their for the reception Of much
extensive assortment line than has
hitherto seen in This city, o. D. win absent for days
purpose making purchases and would respectfully desire
all may Of preies best and most extensive
sotmen 70 choose nom wait their return They VIII have In
- \
saperb Tapestry Velvet Tapestry Brussels, and Brussels
Three ply superhne Ingram lowpriccd do sa.f
Damask twilled and plain Carpetng
Together with everything pretty and good which may Be needed ~
their line - $50 Aug 2s-4t2w2awn
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Agency OF the Book-Pubishing Houses I'm the United
- = :. states.
TAYLOR MAURY booksellers and stnfoners, Pennsylvania
g street, formed connexions with ht
principal book establishments Of the country viii supply al ORDER
Tor religious, miscellaneous, law, MEDICAL scientific and school
books lots single copies the lowest publication prices
Schools, institutions and Individuals intending 10 order rcir
books from northern trouble, and
expense heavy freight postage, hc by leaving their orders with
TAYLOR y MAURy, In Washington city. Juy3
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Mr.. A, DE vAUDRICOURT bcgs leave 90 inform ths
vi public and his friends that having permanently located In WASH
intends 10 devote his tuition Of the French
Italian ind Spanish languages, piano forte and draw
branches. References respectabD
viii be aven by applying nj his residence street. and
d. Gibsons Academy, music store, and
Mrs. Ander-ons stationery store.
July I7--eodn
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urANrTip daily AZ enc Baltimore, PhadeIphla, New
For baltimore.

For Baltimore.
q 49,, THE oscEoLA will, on sunday, The -
G-alc. september, making np week 10
the above place, leaving washington every SUNDAY
O'Clock Returning Baltmora every Tuesday At
O'Clock will regularly, going and returning al
Leonardon, Md 81 Marys river, Md and Cone river va
the Potomac, for signals OF % land
.H.H Sues. FOR NORFOLK. If.E.
The Norfolk Thursday nj
Returning, leave Norfolk Friday AT O'Clock
d. IN Passage aud fare ~. .......-
landing. - = JAMES MITCHELL,
sepn Captain
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NEW MUsIC.ust received stsoners' Hall,
IN Of l2l Pennsylvania the following
lar music which viii be sold al usual reduced price four
per page, 10 every VIM FISCHER
My Southern Home, composed by the late J. T. e. Sullivan
Gocdby Sally, deara hvone Ethiopian song ecmposed b,
Frank Howard Z 4aaf 3 ia1 ~ lILtL y I.f.
The Jolly Old Crow, sung by Virginia Minsuels
Oh Phoebe an Ethiopian song, by Harrington L
thought he esng for popular ballad, by W. G.
Cunnington wv
The sweet Robin by Stephen Glover aaH#H l Ht.aH ~
Sing and remember me, by w. q. Peters UF.f..t ..
Maas, for soprano and Alto, with organ accompany
ments dedicated j. r. Donean, by II. Schwing
The Appomafox Waltz, by A. Picot th ~
The Flora Waltz, by q. n. Gerkn flft .Hta.Hf.H
The Margaret Polka, BY Henry schwng . .H
In Far Distant Lands, by ID. NJ May
EiseIle and Beiselie Polka BY Heimemuler
The Rose OF Alabama BY Hon. A. b. Meek r ~ r.
complete number, by Glover
Heart Light and Free adapted ~ the air Of Rosa Lee
We're out upon the Moonlit Wave by Hewitt
The Dying Soldier, beautiful song
sept@ FaHih u
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ePt 6-2aweo3m w. r. HANDY, Dean
ALBERT w. PARRIs,

Attorney at La and Land aud General AgeWt Mineral
Point, EpiscomsiH, s&
attend faithfully and promptly all business conhded
him. Having been for Register of the Office
Mineral Point he peculiar advantages
lion VI land agency business.
He Is permitted to ~ sa a.st#fN ~ ah ssAst
Hon, HENRY DoDaE, United States Senate. p.&a y4
RICHARD M YoUSe late Commissioner Of the General Land
Office.
Jusrs BurTERrKLp, Commissioner Of General Land
Office 'h. tsf.5 I-IEl
7. HARrLgY CRAwroRp, United States Judge r2
{" A. X. PARRs, Second Comptroller of the Treasury
Aug Il-2aw3ws
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NOTICEThe begs leave 20 inform the citizens and
ube generally has just employed workmen from Eu
northern cities, Of known skill and expcnnce
winch, his knowledge and practice In The bust
Tor thirty years. enables him TO with confidence ma be
fine ewciry and costly set gems silver
cheaper other establishment known 20
this county His customers are Respectfully
'''''''N '''' ROBERT KEYwoRTH
Penn. avenue, between On and ION streets
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CITY OF WASHINGTON THURSDAY MORNING OCTOBER u.s. ls4s


UmrsD srArss PArrsr orror, September 10, isas.
WHEHEAs Charlie. A. Krechler, !. subject OF the
bearing dale July 49, 1885, and Fakma
or letters patent substantially the same Invention on the ac d
sSd sss s
And where's an neeenes declared by this Office
as Be ne ass e. @
s.s M and s paTs. notified q the through
York for Fahman Mr. r n Eddy Boston, for krechie
did inform this Office by his Instant that he i
na, ne ] e s @ ne said
was issued and dsyered and ina, the Official
Now therefore, this A. Krech.
s and % 81 whom may concern that The Application
Can ras@sa aelsad aaladsss 'sfsrs Win dc
tent granted the 10th Of july aforesaid
he hearing WIN be granted AZ The time above named
ess approved July 4 1885, once pertaining
y ordered that this notice be published Republic and
National Ineisenee washington; Daily Bee Boston and Tn
Il y Ir3' 1Is' NH -- TIios EwBANK
sf Fyt@f #ta sl gEs Commissioner Patents I
Editors Of the above will please copy hei
os Duplicate 70 the Patent Office, with containing
VERY Handsome Furniture private sale.--The sub
scribe would respectfully inform public they
eeiyed for sale arge and assortment Of excellent
Mahogany hair and spring seat sofas
DO marble marble, Top and other dressing bureaus
DO rocking and parior chairs OF every description
saa scroll pedestal card tables
painted chamber Of dressing
Mahogany frame ooss Of Various saes maple and
Cane and chairs, rockers, sc. i
Round back, ONCE and chidrens chairs
large Ios glass pickle and jars, viii, covers
Ivory and buck handle knives and forks
= ss sns ns sd sas9s ssSs walters
With large assortment Of articles the furnishing
aans A as which We will ' on very sasfas 9a
Sep % -codaw Concert Han.
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. include agricultural Implements, &c.

%. Hardware, 10 include agricultural implements, sc
The lowest compeien, responsible win whole
part q s sonae. according the .boys ,sse the depart
I ThG Gs ne % Be- SDs :. s % ss, %
increase diminish the quantity Of any Of the article. named, or
god. !" may Be wanted fs presents pspo.s
%naon Of the affairs q The dsPamen Good. o. Ame.ssn
ii s a@p q 0 sisnis and ec;ss S.esn ms"asstas
hsald sesoapsny snss.s me aepsmsn, decide
+ o. equal quality w a%ps 70 DC -
list and AM me prices. dQ
York Tor II me contractor half of,he
% Be delivered ss y ~ n. & Sy ~ ne
quantity article specified In this advertisement and en
~ pa 81; The good. YcIs
q. Ss psr and to
van hs o me eonrse, is which na,l contain clause
,ey quality opinion o. NE af,e
aid ana within aye days amer notice .ssh is.scsssy The
ihe United States shall be authorized purchase them @ Others
iheres The contractor, who shall pay said difference
required e q The s.s. good
faymsa, wiz ss made ans me eona.e, eomps,sd snd
' coa%saiss;eas rlope..l. for eoodn
viii made in the form and here
Cor WEI propose furnish The service q the Indian
pasn following goods, at The prices aIed 10 them respec
lively, vzi yrr. III
(Here in.erf ns Hsf Of soo1sJ
Deliverable city Yo to 81 LOUSY on OF before The
70 s.a, and . sl.s g y ss . o
according this agreement and give sa
factory within days amer e acccpanc.
s bJ and in o. failure TO enter into such contract and
rve security Cor viii The United states The differ
The sums hidden by and me which e
United states be Obliged 20 ior the tcIes"
be signed by responsible
whose sucency certified BY the
departnent either personally or BY his oaca position.
comply win the terms for Proposals Indian
Foods 1872 II tc should awarded
and Into bond for the execution Of The same within The
nme prescribed" u VI
ftnlaf ORLANDO BRowk =
ff Commissioned Of Indian Affairs.
oct2-aawtlstNov.
n1-NOTICE.--The time for opening the bids is en-
tended 10 the let day nj 10 O'clock m, ant
delivery goods 20 the ~: June, lso Inc reen
hon extracts be taken rom the contracts OF one
years has been rescibded. ia6ls " ~
DEpA RTssNr rms INrERoR. :. ~.
Once Indian Afiain, Oct 20, 1873
Oct 23-1awtDl aasrfftff a.aai fs.fil
(HEAP GOODs.-we would nvife attention 70 The emainn
Of Goods hand, our intention 20 clos
@em OUT At prices % suit all that mny give Ne call Ihey
White demi wells
Worked and standing collars
DO inside handkerchief. and Jenny Lind habits
Lace and y, u'lin lin. e az ., worked eah'
Pace and bonnet flowers 10
Dress and bonnet caps, Hbands, he.
And variety Of articles usually sold In ne sore CAL and Soc
AwH-eoa suecessors 10 .. 7. Q. King
(,HEAp SCHOOL BOOKS 81 every Mind ~ Tsyler 4
Mauryr bookstore, near sh street :. y .e,.. ii :. ~.
Ayp T''s. -,
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AGENCY, wsshington.-The undersigned, late Of the In
pecion branch Office Department. offers his serv
generay and those Of the southwestern
section particularly, that his removal from office
mine against he has
tanned or capacity, and fidelity and
rees In Once Of both parties, with their hearty
eons 10 him therein.
All orders acnd every nature the Of
JAMES OWNER, Agent
July ar OF Post Once Department.
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e#tt Concord Academy.
THE Of this Institution will commence the LIST Of DC
""-7-'s 4, 1 r. VIM COLEMAN, A. M, Principal
LEWIS NJ COLEMAN, M.

-4A sf# REFERENCES. s f as..aa EE"I
Hon. John " Mason;t II }A ES. sg,.stg. .9- sE#.
Dr. f. r. Scott. speaker OF the Senate Of Virginia;
Thomas j. Randolph, esq. Albemanle; t..E.. ,s
DR.. Arnlistead Cook Portsmouth .'tN'..
Robert @. stanard esq. Richmond; e#i#
VIM ii. Harrison, ESQ., Prince George; Ia.. ..s}
VIM. II. Tayioe, esq., Mount Airyj %#ft# a5
Richard Baylor, esq., Essex;
Andrew Hunter, ESQ., jefferson sa..."# h+
Clayton q. Coleman, esq, Louisa ' ##.s. &5t.sa#
John Tabb, esq, Gloucester; lf a..l 4. eri'atG
WIN. II. Roy, esq., Gloucester; aa.. d.. r..sE . .4
Hon. Robert NJ Il. Hunter, Essex @.z
Right Rev. Nicholas Cobbs ID. D., Bishop Of Alabama;
Hon. Thomas II. Bayly, M. c.; |-E
Judge Daniel Coleman Alabama; ,A a.. I.ya
Hon. James A. Seldom M. c.; gg..,. u s....
Gen. Bernard Peyton,s Richmond;
Hon. James M. Mason,. Frederick; f@ t~ala*h aHh tE
Rev VIM Friend, Port Royal F|& ~tat# ss 5a 3a@t
John r. Bryan, esq. Gloucester; ,..E st#-tsg
Thomas 3. Ghoson, esq., Petersburg; s2- -. .s-4-
Miers w. Fisher esq., Northamptonj
John w Tyler, esq. = WaneDton ,lt ha y. us .aSa#
George r. Wilkins, ESQ., Northampton; a-s###
Francis Z. Rives esq, Petersburg. 4as
who either present have wards
of the Institution
Sep. 2--n as tfntel] '#Et as.aE