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berths for 2o7 vessels, each 200 feet long, exclusive
Of tho wharfage furnished BY the ends Of the piers
The extension at present in progress above Hammond
street is Of course not included in this estimate.
The manner in which sewers arc at prosen. con
tructed Is the best that In syet been DEVISED and
adopted in tho proposed enlargement, would prevent
the deposit Of mud in the slips. BY carrying the
sewers through tho whole length CT the piers to their
termination, whore their contents would be swept
of by tho greater strength Of the current the docks
might DO kept sufficiently deep, with very slight
trouble and expense, for vessels Of the largest
burthen.
Some injury, it is admitted, would be inflicted
upon the store keepers in West street, who would
thus be as much excluded from the business Of the
North river as Washington street is now but this,
it Is contended, would be, after all, temporary
evil merely, which ono or two years at the utmost
would remedy.
The work could not DO commenced throughout its
entire length at once but should be finished in Sec
tions, by which all tho advantages at present
enjoyed would DO retained until the completion Of
Zach section. It should also be taken into con,de-
ration that the filling in of tho docks, as contem-
plated, will use all the rubbish Of the city which
is now permitted to cucumber tho streets, to the
injury of the public health.
We have presented in the foregoing statement,
tho details Of the plan proposed for tho enlargement
of the city the north sds-a plan which, it is con-
fiently expected, will be carried into execution at
10 very distant day. The objections which are
brought against it aro that the city would lose all
the bukheads and piers it has already constructed,
at an expense of $3.50 900; that the ground now
occupied by the piers, would pass into the possession
of tho Of the water fronts thereby depriving
the city Of largo amount of wharf property 1t now
owns. and that merchants would be deprived Of the
accommodations at present afforded by the piers
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Total from LIT to 25th JULY. 1862

Total from 1st TO 25th July. 1852 S5.9547e7
This L moderate About half Of tho above amount
composed Of specie The exports usually ut tits
season limited it will be by this that the SD
mcnt Of breadstufs last week large but for which
the aggregate would have been exceedingly small The
latest adyces from Eng and give most favorable reports
ofthc growing crops notwithstanding which nearly fifty
thousand barrels Of -four last week shipped from this
port ports in Great Britain This is curious fact
and shows that If the speculation l. profitable under
ietng circumstances it is likely e be at I'LL times to
come. Compared with the surplus Of bread
stpis in this country the exports are trug bit the
effect Of shipments to foreign ports Of moderate
quantities. prices is ten times greater than the
aggregate supply Of produce An expectation Of one
fifth part Of surplus Of breadsuTs would raise the
market Of all remaining in the country perhaps ten per
cont Such s the wonderful effect prices, caused by
the removal Of even portion We notice in the above
list shr men Of coal to the Sandwich Islands prepare
tory suppose to the establishment Of line Of steam
err from San Francsco TO the East Indies
Tho annexed statement exhibits the condition OF the
Pantes Bank Of Tom and branches on inc hr7e
day OF July, 1907
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M ON EY MARK e II.


We have nothing to report in the stock market.
Prices with great difficulty sustained this morning
and there appears to be a disposition to wait little
clearing up of the mystery and doubt which envelope
some very important public questions. The bears
making the most Of this lull in the market but they
mako very little progress No has the slightest doubt
Of the ultimate amicabe settlement Of all difficulties but
the excitement already created by the fish stories from
Nova Scotia, coming upon the stock market at moment
when many large operators absent from the city has
had unfavorablc effect than it would have had any
other time. 1t will afford purchasers good opportunity
to in and get what stocks they want prices
At the first board Reading Railroad declined q per cent
stonington a; Erie Railroad "a; Danphin, III New Jer
sey Zinc. "a. North American Trust advanced Il per
cent; Hudson River Railroad, IA Florence and Keyport,
a. Montgomery Mining closed firm, at Saturdays prices
with large sales At the second board New Jersey Zinc
declined 4 per cent; Nicaragua Il; North American
Trust, "a. The market closed heavy.
The receipts at the Office Of the Assistant Treasurer Of
this port to day amounted to 1864 462 95 payments,
$l70,453 96-balance "a ESQ 346 So
The gross income of the South Carolina Railroad for
the six months ending June 30th, 1882 amounted to
100000 same time last year. S469 CO0-increase this
year. $133 0O0
Bids for two hundred thousand dollars of seven per
cent mortgage bonds of the Western Vermont Railroad
morrow (Tuesday) afternoon.
The demand for foreign exchange for remittance by
the Asia from this port Wednesday, has yet been
only to moderate extent We quote transactions to-
day in bills London at 104 10 por cent premium
on Paris, ST. 1914 ST. 15 Amsterdam 40a1 Al; Bre.
men, 7ssl 70; Hamburg. 1914 361s.
To give idea Of the mining interest of Great
Britain it is only necessary to state that the companies
sufficiently to support very respectable
weekly paper: the Mining Journal. recent number of
that journal contained list of eighty mining
panies he mines being nearly all in the county Of Corn
walD in full operation Of one hundred and nineteen
other companies far advanced to have sold and
II one hundred and five other companies which have
yet had any OF their produce in the market. All these
three hundred and five companies except eight ten
halc the scenes of their operations in Cornwall Devon
shine, and Wales OF those which in full business all
but sixteen hold their shares at immense premiums and
lmge majority Of the ones quoted at consde
rate advance upon the amount paid.
fhe Michigan Central Railroad is Of the most
successful works Of internal improvement in the country
since 1sia period Of only four years. its net earnings
have increased nearly three hundred per cent The
cipts expenditures during the past year.
xtd -
MoHIGAS CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Total receipts ali 81 &C
Eypsnses snd loss of May Flower, building
carpenters shcps &c................... 470939 %
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into daculty with the United Ststcs but We cssaot
avoid surprise and indignation to what Is going on
around which result in nothing but serious dm
cultie unless the Of the American people
in.ervenes to prevent 1t. ANrIFILEibuoihH
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Il wheat ard oats there has been excess compared
with last year. but compared with previous years there
has been an excess in every orticc but beef
The annexed statement exhibits the quantity and va
inc Of certain articles exported from this port during
week ending the cath Of July inclusive distinguishing
he desnaton and extent Of shipments to each coun
ny
COMMERCE OF FoRr NEW YonN--WErKIy Tx.
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w BURLINGTON q. sNETHRN CONTINUES TO
w practice law In The Supreme Courto at.eao 70 sssss
bolfe Iongressto prosecute claims and eette
assnst tho Departments and Boards OF
pntcnts at hons and nbroadto obtfr rerspcs
bounty andsto collect debts dvideni Icescies
nheraHoes In any part Of the United States forsixa
countries " make investments Of In
ane on bond and morgagand 10 negotiate the parohasS
and sale OF onne lands and patent rights In any STATE o.
sasss coming up % Me UA.ed States scgrsme Court A
bnesthsn. Nc. Carroll place. CAntoi Rl vsss.axt,s
y. C., MI nsss skk pgsSps Asssassa,
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REoEirTs AND EXPENSES.

The completion Of several railroads. in course Of
construction will add largely to the traffic Of the Mich-
gan Central The road through Canada terminating op-
posite to Detroit the road east from Niagara Falls will
open direct route to Chicago through Michigan These
links will be completed when the competition be-
tween tho different lines will be carried on more vigo.
rously.
The receipts Of the principal articles of produce az
Montreal from he opening of navigation up to the 10Th
Of July in each Of the past four seasons have been as
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This increase In ciroulAtscs sud specie presents about
the proportion Of paper 20 coin existed 1919 In
tho other departments the has been oaiy 10 fair
extent The furpas hand equal 70 about six pr
cent ON the rapitai.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-18
Public Sale.

FDEING about to remove to a smaller residence,
ID will offer for sale, on Wednesday the 24th day
of March nert one half oa stock Of well kept house,
hold furniture, consisting of rising
90 yards of Ingram and Homemade Cdrpetingi
stair Carprting Of various qualities;
80 yards of Mating elegant Mahogany Wardrobe;
Dining Tables: 3 rarlour Chairs, rosewood gilt
neat and convenient Ladies' Workstand;
Dining Room chairs green and gilt Washstand;
0 Chamber chairs, blue and gilt; Washstands to
correspond; . Mahogany Lounges r.s' ..M-.
8 Bureaus; = Bebsteads Time Piece;
nice Desk and Bookcase, suitable for an office OF
Counting Room;
Some ,fnG Paintings; Mahogany Sidebodrd;
Window cornish, oo!iing Glasses, &c
To nv friends in the country whorightly still love
aIcheerfnl wood fire. offer Franklin Stoves, Brass
Andirons and Tenders: ,,, =,
Tothe industrious, ( offer Reels large Wheel
a small Wheel, also a very convenient article fof
dipping candles; a ,ho,
Iwiii sell at private sale between this and then'
and articles willbe open for Inspections
Damask Satin Window curtains and cornisr' sle'
CANT Pier Table, and do centre Table WIN HSiiSi
Marble Top, Fountain Lamps, Astral lamps &c. -.
Sale to commence at 9 o'clock A. NJ creai. O
months will be given for any sum eXeeedlny Sol
Lancaster, February e6, 1852 ''%'..il ~
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-18
TIIInuTE nrnnspr,,r


} thNNfif isftltf No =. l. ~ - u aH
LANcA'TgR. March =, lS5 e.
Al = m,eli y nj ilie Ladgr te Epi,o,yins nrc-
snlis and resolutions were slsped:- .H
Whereas. 10y tbs dJsreuaiiioU ri ~ Awi.a
Providence. our esteemed apd worthy hroiler
JAMES A. AUsriN. has heeu removed From the
scenes and cares uf earth and altJnHg 90 uwing To
The distance Unr deeeasrd byOiher was f. iUn ~.
ws could not I-rloIm lie hist duty. which the
living nniy minister 10 tie dead. 10 dep',iuug the
remar,. nf our departed broiisr ~ ile silui L,n.b.
vet rs tribute aiII mark OF rsleln aiII rrslecI
To the memory 81 our departed hrnlber end ~
We slmu.d uIanilesf our sympathy IN behalf OF iIl'
bet eave hmily 10 the lfreparab!s luss iiiey haze
sustained. therefore
Resoioed. That wo deeply Jeplore the death Il
Dur esteemed brother. JAMEsO AUsTIS: gtlDu lh
his mortal remains repOse beuenllI Lie cl"hs "l
the valley. we will cherish hs msmpry ~ nne
WIN possessed ;he qlaiilie. wlick sIioad belong
To a member Of our Order aud essential 10 Tie
| great brotherhood ui man. t
| Resoived That mtIH,ugh we ieeh il1t all we
eau say c,n avail but Grils in mitigating the cor
ruws Ul his bereayed liinlIy aui Licais. yet we
| chhnnt refrain from this expression ni "ur deel
| regret aud the assIrapce OF Uur wuruiest sympd
thy in their spfrOwlul bereavement.
| Rcsoig,d. That IN testimony pt our respect fJr
our lainented brother tie Charity jHJIge be
clothed ia mourning lr the space OF lhlriy days
Resolved. Tbat thr Secretary be instructed ID
place copy III these resolutions "n ihe Journal n
the Lodge. and trmsmta copy oI Ihs saIie 10 the
widnw nf uur deceased BROKER properly slgHe,
by the n 6, anI Secretary of hi. L'hgs.
ResoiDed. That the Secretary furnish cnpJ
Of the foregoing preambl- aud re'o'utiuIs 10 tie
Ohjo Eagie Lancasier Gazette. Telegraph al,
: the Hooking Sentinel, requesting their publica
ton. y. .JuLlAS, q.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-18

We have on hand the special report Of
the Board of Public Works attempting
to defend the above order. Ii is n high
handed movement and will not he sus.
tanned by the people "f the State. The
whole argumen, in favor uf this order is
founded upon the fact that the Railroads
are shipping produce and many other ar
ticles al l,,wpr rates than the canals, aud
the ohjrctof the B"ard is To compel the
railroad companies 10 iranship their
freight aud passengers wherever TIE
roads cross the canals. thus adding I" the
expense aud increasing the rates of trans
pnrta,inn. We shall pnde1vor 10 make
room fn the report in a short time. Bu'
we ask the people of Ohinto look at thi,
mnns,rous assumption of power 1t i,
as lyrannicN aud exacling as any deco
ever performed by the veriest despot .
Europe. The new Constitution is il
the hands of lis friends" t.... .
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-18
Notice in Partition.

NOTICE is hereby given to William F. Tsbler, OF
~ Fairfield county. OAio, and TO Willinm b. DAVIS
anil IA yelfs Rrb,cca Davis, Of Perry county. Ohio,
that John f. Wiaeman and William T. Wisolnan, MI
nors under tho age oE ~ years, by Joseph G. Wise;
man, their legal Guardian and sarah L. Nisemsn ana
Aramintd S Si,emsn, have filed their petition a. a;
,anss them in the court OF common pleas o. rslrield
eo,nty Cin praying for the partition Of the North
,.a.t Gna,ts, Of SECTION No 25 in Township No 10,
Of Range NolS in said Fairfield coan y,snhjectio the
VI f III lnyyr In fhe whole Of said Quarter section,
erstoiore assigned to Sussnn'h Maniey, widow Of
John Alansy s, aase,so that one-siNth part may be
sav7rAltv--ona sixth part to said William b.
bs,s and Habecca his wifi and the remaining two.
MI, nart to the defendant William + Tabler. Which
nsfiio viii stand for hearing before said court on the
i7th da v OF May next.
March II, 1852 $3.50 OVID
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-18

t-T The Lancaster Gasene is o the
npinnu That had Grneral Scott abandon
cd h,s army while in .he armed posses.
sion of Mexicn. and went iutu the sew.
ice Of the government he was warning
against, he could not have been called u
tlaitor--that Il it would he merely transfer
ring his allegiance LIN. TeiegrdpL.
Thisis simplya falsehood. the telling of
which comes as easy To the editor oi the
Telegraph his simplici'y-the natural
way. Another is contained in the last
sentence Of the same article and third
in the article about DR.. ODDS, The re
port wa published is what was made by
competent persons, that from the GIObe is
revised by the speaker himself. N"l
half the speeches in that paper appeal
befnre the public as they we've deliv
Ipiel
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-18

NEw YnRR. March g. Late ndvceS fr"m Mon
rnv slate that the +, bel chief Gruldn, has brer
routed by the forces "r the Republic
aud himself captured. lie would shortly lie exc
cuirdE rs The "niy means oIresloling tranquility
The Lherian tro"ps only lost seven killed allt
twruty.seven Wounded in tue several engage
nnnls. CnlIec i,n,s were being made for the re
iieI nr the f,mes uf the murdered inhabitants.
A pruln,siliun had heen started lnr the huidin:
ul srra commercial cily,to he called BuclIduan
The colony is il IA prosperimg c"ndlll"li.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-18
Puhlic Sale.

HI AVING determined to leave for California, will
III sell at the Redd Farm. II miles Southwest oil
aster on the old Chillicothe road, @
On Saturday the 27,h day Of March, inst,
the following property, to.wit:
SIX HEAD OF HORSES AND MARES;
(ATTLE--2 fine Durham Cows with Calves;
8 fine common DO 90
1 fine Durham Bull, l6 months old;
A lot Of Young Steers and Calves.
HOGS--3 Breeding Sows, fine Stock,
Boar, Iris and Sussex stock: fine lot Of shoats
81 bushel Of Meohanic POTATOES 20.
. fine lot OF bacon; Tons Of Hay;
/ tour.horse Wagon; a sets of Harness;
j two horse Carriage; CultivatOrs: ploughs;
large Herrow,; . Shovel Ploughs: Windmill;
Cradles and S ythes: Rakes and Alattocks;
3patent Bee Hives and Bees;
Picks and Forks, Barrels, Tubs, Shovels, &c.
The above articles are all new end 10 good orLer-
credit Of six months will be given on all sums Owe
So, the purchaser giving note with approved Secu
rity, 50 ana under, cash (l-5rSee Bills. -5 rs s
Ma ch lS. 1852. THOMAS. STURGEON.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-18

THE Gazette insinnaIps lis lisplrnS.
ure ut the appnintmrnt of DIR, ), II P"r
Ter, as p NJ, in the Post office recently
established IN tins c"un'y, and says that
he learns that such was nnl the intention
nf the cilizens nl that vicinity. De. Pur
ter is Democrat, and only lakps the Of.
flee as an accommodation tn the "citlzens
ui that vicinity" not half dozen 1T
whnm. we vepiure the assertion. are dis
satisfied Telegraph.
This is only another oflh falsehoods ol
this paper. appeared last week and we
waited thus long in hopes that some one
who had more regard Tor The truth would
correct it. The people of that vicinity
desired and prtitioaed fnr The appoint
ment Of Mr.. Abbnt. provided the office
was established. No pet,,ion. 81 we are
Informed DR.. Porter says. was sent on fn
him. nor had he any idea of asking fn
the appointment. We have no ohjec
li"ns /" DR.. p; but il seems To us iha
the Department has very curious wa.
Of taking caro- Of its frienls-- -alowin,
such man as Dr. Olds in suggest All al
poinrmeni. when petition was hrfnr
them asking for the appointment nfa dit
ferent person. If there is a jiffrren
state of facts. we would he very glad L
have the pleasure Of publishing them,
TAn Indiana editor adverrises "a
beans in one column 4 for cood in tn
next. The poor fellow must be bot
starving and freezing. .-e7.{
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-18
Executors Sac.

TNHE undersigned will offer at public sale. at the
J. late residence of MARTrN SaTiTH, deceased, in
Clesrcreek township, Fairfield county, Ohio.
On Tuesday the 6ih day OF April. IS5a,
the following property, to:wit:
Mare with ioal; one year old colt;
iuur-horse Wag n: ! tlirec.horse Wagon;
Buggy and Harness; Dandy Wagon;
lour.horsc Threshiug Machine; ] Harrow,
. Cullivators: pough5 and Farming u nsils;
Q Cows; a lot of Sheep: Copper Stills and Tubs;
8 Iron Kettles; cast A pie Mil;
. ten Plate Stoves: nrasS s day Clock;
. Cupboards: Tables Chairs. Bedsteal5 and other
property not herein mentioned.
sale will commence at o'clock, 4. NJ For all
sales under So, cash will be required over that a.
mount rrcdh ofG months will be given, upon note
withapprovcd securities.
JACOB II. SMITH, Executor.
March lS, 1852 3w46
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-18
AhminI.trntnr.s Snle.

DY virtue Of an order Of sale TO ne directed from
ID the court Of ronraon pleas Of Fairfield county,
Ohio will as Administrator Of the Estate of JoHN
DAUGHERTY. deceased, late @ said county, expose
70 public s1ln az the door o tho court house. in ths
ritv Of Lancaster, on Saturday the 5rd day of April
1852 the following described Real Estate, to-wit: In
lot No 8, IN Wm J. Reases addition TO the city Of
Lancaster, being part OF sections and 6, township
IL. and range Is, Fast ol SAID city.
Appraised a. 135A =.
! Terms Of Sale -One-third the purchase money in
hand ona.thiTd in onr year and the residue in two
years, with interest upon the deferred payments.
JOHN LYNCH, Adnitor.
| March ., lSJ2. IS bw4l
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-18
-InnI,s md Gins for Snle.

ASI am about retiring from farming, olier the
IA following stock for sale:-
Three GINS, each from 49, to IA hands high; good
breeders all now with foal and OF the mammoth stock
Of Kentucky.
-Four Young Jacks from the above Gins. all likely
and of fine sIe-one three years old, one two years
old one one year old and six months oid--a sired
by Jack l3s hands high. -,
All or any of the above stock, will sell low for
cash, or upon accommodating credit to sut purGna'
North of Lancaster on the Baltimore road.
.,.. e.. NM. PilELAN.
March lS, 1852 -.. 3wiG
-y,somerset Post and Ohio Eagle copy.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-18
Township Eisction

The undersigned respectfully snnounces hIct.
,.R u the independent Eecidr- ol iioc.lpg t'wir
,l,ir 40 "A CandltaIr l,r tue uilice 'i ~ NJ Eb,
at the appruacning Spring Election. he hn-
been long a resident ut tue i"wusll'. nm in,
always tasen "a deep interest IN iIs welfare and
prosperity and should ne he ~ fortunate rs H.
succeed III receiving uaj"rity ol The voters, he
pledges himself tp use Lis best endeayors to DIS
charge the various dulles Of the nfic" with ernnO'
my care aud humanity. THOMAS MILLER.
February ~. 1852.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-18
: .,lnnh,e Fnrm cor Sale.

yTtTE subscriber offers a. private sale his valuable
farm situated ab0u; two miles south Of Lancas-
ter Oh the Logon road
Said isTm contains l97 acres Of goo land about 30
acres cleared about ~ acres in grass Its inprnve-
ments consist Of large Brick Building, large Barn
and other convenient M .housas A good fountain
pump which never fails, is situated Immediately by
Tie porch The terms sEj payments will be mado
Reasonable.
Ia connection with the above, Mr.. NEHENrIAH u CAR
PEsTER will dispose ofbe adjoining tract ofl29 screS
of uslly as good land etherto the same or differ.
ent purchaser. The two tngethar will form COM
pact farm OF 326 acres The Improvements on the
latter are FFa.re House, good Barn and other out
houses. GABRIEL CARPESTER.
J.nlarv 81 50 aft
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-18

Also-That valuable tract Of land, part Of Section
No. 81. Township No 10, Range No Is, in tHriial
county Ohio. on which Thomas Wright resided al tna
time Of his DEATH about one mile North OF 'aneastsr'
containing l24 62.i0O Aeros' and two umoerf1 ,o't %
ling on fhe East side OF tho tract last named am
Easfofthe Poor House Road, each ooh'aining 4iN"
lot Of 100 Acrcs containing an ex;
ceIlent Sani Bank lying West OF Mount Pleasant and
East OF the old Millerspor ROAD ui'ae'ieu .! 'N''
rad from the farm above named
Terms of Sdle.--one-third part Of the purchase
money 10 b, paid in hand, onethiTd thereof IN one
and third in two years, with interest rom the day
Of sale Immediate possession 'il be given, subject
n entitled 10 receive the rents accfung from the
first day OF April. For information CpPly TO me sub
~ $50 -tti., 81 SAMUEL WRIGHT.
Executors ofhe Estate Of Thomas Wright, deed
March Q, 1852 SwWl"u
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-18
JOHN LYONS,

wHoLEsALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
Esery Variety Of Family Groceries, Pros
vision, Fruit, Glass and StOneware,
ENVlTES the attention Of the citizens Of Fairfield
i and adjoining counties to his extensive stock,
which csn'' be suiINss &.
Re wnUl say to the iariner, in due season he Will
be supplied with ali kinds Of Lake Fish, TO supply
many s may ,'l 2isposed 70 favor hiln with call.
Lancaster, February &c. 1852 3
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-18
10 the wings OF Fnlrncid County.

The Wing State Central Committee having
called upon the Wlgs the several C"nsre"'ion
al Dlstrc.s To apppmt Delegates Ia National
Convention. 10 uoluiI,ats candidates Gir Prr'dehi
and Vice President. aud having requested Tue
Wings To ass",nb1e in ,h'ir severed toSn-LipS. on
MOniay The mn day cfApril oeins election 'iay
aud appoint une delegate Tor each one hundred
Wing votes and one ipr each iraciuu ol lily or
ov r, On tue basis Of the G1ve,u.rs yute Of 1913:
you are therefore requested 10 assemble AT "r hear
the place of holding township eecII n- Al two
n'cIock 2. NJ aud appoint delegates Ia meet IN
District Convention al Circ'eeiHe, on tie iJ@
day Of april. Tie following Is the nunher vi
delegates Ia which each township is entitled