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an. W. A. Hill, Practical Phrenol-
list, has been in our town the last ten
IS. He has examined the heads Of
ANY Of our prominent citizens, and his
drlineat,ons of their character are stri-
kingly correct; he having been able to
detect and point out, not only their
known qualities Of mind, but their more
minute faculties and incllnations,
known 10 themselves alone.
DELAWARE C"lLEGE.-We are re.
oueSted to state that the Eighteenh In
nirersary ofthe Athennan Literary So
cietv of Delaware College will be cele-
hrated on Wednesday, February 4th, at
s! o'clock, P. M.
Addresses by R. F. c. Downs, Esq,
Of Nd, Samuel Plat, Esq, of Del, Of
the class of 10, and John W. Mears, Of
N. j.. Of the class f'44.
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MAGAzlNEs.-A number of Maya
zines, Sc, among them, Saltain, Cooley,
The International, The Lady's Wreath,
American Farmer, all for the coming
month, are on our table, but we have not
time to notice them his week, as they
deserve.
The McCEEAry CAsE.-We had no.
tlce that we would receive a communi-
cation from the upper part of this coun-
tv, relative to the late alleged case Of
kidnapping, butnothing Of the kind has
come to hand. The people there as
sart, generally, that the girl Rachel Par
ker is free beyond the possibility ella
doubt
1t is also stated, that a second post
mortem examination of the body of Mil
l.r, disc loses the astounding fact that he
had been poisoned with arsenic before
the hanging. We shall look with some
interest for the publication Of the evil
'ence on which the assertion is founded
MORE SNAKEs.-Mr. VIM Jctlries
led sireen black vipers, near his
ing, on the snow, mile west of Elk
one day last week.
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MESSAGE OF THE Governor OF Low
IslANA.-We learn, from the annual
message of Governor Wallace, of Louis.
lana, that their is in the State treasury,
after paying the years expenses, bal
ance of S3OS,sS6. He takes conserva-
tive ground on the compromise, but
says Louisiana will watch with solicit
tude the faithful execution of the fusi-
tive slave law.
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fofal "cclmull Iulk. y
Reported for The Cecil Whis.1


a Breath Of Spriag.--Last week the mad
monarch, Winter, with his head capped with
SHOWS and his chin bearded with iciclcs, issued
his chilly pro"lamaions, commanding us at the
risk Of frost-nipt noses, TO keep close the fresde
by; but his decreed successor, Spring, has begun
TO struggle in his cradle and reaching forth his
young hand has twltted away right much Of the
old mans beard and dannerd sadly the snow
young king Of the season Of blossoms and buds,
lie still. Gather strength for the battle, and
betimcs come suddenly forth with banners Of
sunlight and the music n birds, and before thee,
from our meadows and forests and hills, the
frosty old cronc vii make haste to fec. to his
own proper kim dom beneath the North Star.
Il Great "Flarc-up" in the Higher Circles
Like rays from a huge down sunken sun. up
stream in the cold North. the nashin" aurora,
cleaning in the face OF The MA Or and the minor
Ursa. and yelling. but never paitng. all the
boreal stars. Now white as moonlight, now
bluShnG like fame, beneath them elItters the
cxpanse of snow---glillers and CLOVIS. How
beautiful and bright they were some olthe cold
nights Of last wcck-thcr rays, reflected on the
houses seemed like the reflection Of great
confederation; and we notice that in the cities,
they caused the fire bells to he rung and the
engines TO he run out in search OF fire. 1t is a
remarkable property oithcir light that the small
est star is as distinctly observable through their
intenscsl beam, as in their absence.
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Correspondence OF The Cecil Whig.l

Peter 10 has "Crfics''--DuH business and Brisk
Siea ehing-THose Raiirond burfhen Cars
Wheeling Bridge Case-No Bridge at Hare
de Gracc
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A BOOK equal to Charles O'Malley Pub

THE BIVOUAC OR THE RIVAL sUITORS. by Col
W. H. Maxwell, author OF " Hector O'Haoran," Stories
ofW6troo7 Ny Life or the Adventures OF Capt. Blake
&c, beautifully illustrated. Price Fifty cents
This capital book Is Of the Charles OMllley" school
u of dasng adventures love inrgues, brilliant sketches
Of battle scenes which the inspiring headong charge and
terrible defeat detailed with al the force of truth We
have the space though we have strong inclination, to
give readers taste OF its qualty-to reprint at length
the drol dialogues the Iegmenta table the eio
quent description Of the encampment OF the rival arnes
the fearful carnage Of the batteed the prod of vlor
performed during the mountain combat the richly hu
injurious COME Of gentleman who would have mar
ned if he coud = and dozen other descriptions marked
in every page y bold trait Of Wit The
like descriptions viii vie with the animated
Allison Napier and the humorous portions of the book
have peers but IN the pages of Lever or Lover.
For Sole Wholesale Retail. by GARRETT & Co.
pnhLElnr. No = Ann-.f.
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1joliiiral Notices.

-Tu;onists.-A reguia: meeting OF the UNIONiSTS
- he held AZ tie Broadway iionse, WEDNESDAY
FZENING the lSlE inst, a. o'clock. The Association
IN t, n PROCESSION aud attend the meeting the CeTrO
Coco CuD Of the Az lth Ward. foil attendance Is r.
oYesed By Ordei, SiLAS {. HERRING, President.
Louis = ps.es Secretaries.
,yAfa Meeting ofthe Wing Charter Convention Of
no FOURTH WARD held Friday evening the 9th Of
otober 1852 motion Ise Bull called y the Char.
The Committee made the following with the
uestest uI8ninnty
for assistant AIieymaG-JOSEPI CONTRELL.
For Assossoy--SiLAS {. SMITH
r., ~,t5.. tGEO. w. BENNETT,
y" '"'''N'' SPHiLTP J. DOWNEY.
JiREH BULL Chairman ofthe Committee.
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Annusfmcnt5.
CELECT SACRED CONCERT

CELECT SACRED CONCERT-The pub
bic are respectfully informed that SELECT SACRED
CONCERT will be given at tie Church of the Epiphany,
OIL Stanonst between Essex and Norfolk IN AID OF its
funds - -... . . -.
On THURSDAY EVENING NEXT, Oct. A. 1852
upon which choice selections from the Oratoros Of
tie Messiah, Creation ST. Paul the Seasons &C. will be
sustained by the best amateur and professional talent in the
city.
PRINCIPAL SOLO PERFORMERS.
MISS BRAINAKD,
MISS THOMAS.
MISS WRAY,
Mr.. LANDER,
MESSRS. NASH BELL.
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Sem Publications.

A NEW STORY by DOUGLAS JER-
~ ROLD-JACK RUNNiMEDE, THE MAN OF
MANY THANKs.-By Douglas Jerrold, author OF Caude
Lectures &C, &c.
Nothing equal the buoyant, uncous end OVERLOOKING
LumOr which charactenzes everything from the pen of the
great English humoria Douglas Jerroh Jack Runnymede
way nfcrior,o his other productions Price 10y
BUNCE BROTHER, Publishers No l3i Nassau-st'
Also uniform with the above:
JOB PIPPINS, The Man who couldn't helpit.
ISAAC CHEEK, The Man OF Wax
TITUS TRUMPS The Man Of many Hcpes.
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G. BRISTOW, Conductor.

Doors open at Concert 10 commence ut precisely.
Family tickets admit five, 81 single DO. &c May be
obtained az the Piano WaTeTooms Of n. =. b. CURTIS
CO., No. Az Broadway.
The Pianos used this occasion from the Warerooms
of n 4. II. Curtis 4 Co., No al Broadway.
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To Free Excursion TO CIarenceyilIe. No.
2-On THU RSDAY Oct H. l852-ThOse interested in the
purchase of Lots in this beautiful place. and their friends and
all others DESTROYS OF visiting OF purchasing Lots in this
village invited to JON in NJ second Free Excursion
THURSDAY next, Oct II. The will leave the depot
al the South Ferry Brooklyn at II O'Clock A. NJ Return
ing will leave CaTenceylc at O'Clock VI. Tickets free
of charge, may be obtained of d. T. MACFARLAN, Gen
eral Agent No. Nassau-st. from II A. NJ TO p VI,
of any of the other agents of the property.
Two hundred Lots in the above village have already
bpeu eOd
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~ ~. >icholns Building Associations

- ~. NfcuOlus BUtIHiHg hssOcittlOHs-No
G Duane-s Chatham Bank Buding-Tne regular meeting
OF tins Association VIII he held on THURSDAI EVENING
next l4h inst, a u o'clock at Union Buildings, No lb}
Bo,yerv when the dues will become payable Several
shares viii be offered ior redemption. The Trustees give
notice that subscriptions vii be received as usual and
those who find announcement pay the whole amount Of
baca Dies need he deferred from oning the As
FociaOn fat The dues Will be received sIch
instaInenis Will such Subscribers Persons
OF small incomes seeking profitable investments for their
savings by which they procure homes for their families
invited D. become members OF this Association.
W L. CONKLIN, President, No BoweTy.
X. ID. HART. Secretary
The Office VIII be OVen every evening until Thursday FOR
the payment of dues and 10 receive subscriptions
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fost an0 found.

I OST-On Tuesday, l2th inst, Gentle
mans Breast IN yearly round zst with seven stones,
one which he'd small piece broken from u it bepgs
nit the owner willing TO ave reward equal % It's value,
on rs beng returned o. j. r. GILBERT No W LibeFtyst
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DROApwAY THEATER-E. A MARSHALL

IgkOADN y lIlI-AI 4 " - - - !" ~ ''-'-'
ID sole Lessee-THIS EVENING. Oc,. IS, viii be per
fOri.td hAhLfI - n
Hs,u,tt 90. Mr. FOREST Liertes. = rope
Polouius........W Day.Ggc hor4co....... MI barry
Tie Ghost. Nj. Conway OpEciia. Nine fons
THE RENDEZVOUS.
Simon .......... Mr.. Whiting Mis- Luceta MT '3nway
poCrs open ~ = commence 81 y Box and t-qnci PC
Family and Uppti Circles Sc Private Boxes 60 and 30
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NEW YORK. October g. 1852.
MRS EMMA GILLINGHAM BOSTWICK

NE-Dear Madam: Having learned your intention Of
max ng profess onal through principal southern
the coming and having listened so often
your musical here with PRIDE ana pleasure,
honorable yourself and this your native land we
beg leave 10 offer YOU COMPLEMENTARY CoNCEhI
before your departure, as testimonial OF our hg pprecA
tion OF vour artistic excellence us well cordial tribute
10 your personal worth.
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.Rsrnnd Seamstre:s. hY a Ynung Woman

Z who IS thoroughly eXQcnenced both capacities, AID
who can also 10 M Laces and French Futng aud VINO
furnish tie highest reference for tine la l. years Apply a.
No la ith-ax. httyseen 18Th nd lith-sts.
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" WUTW
mt citing of the citizens of the Nth Ward irrespective of
party will be held az Excelsior Hail. No IS Alen-st
GrLid at u O'Clock on thursday EVENING nth inst.
the purpose of receiving the report Of the Nominating
Con mlttee and nying the nominations. Several adj
dresses may be expected. - -...,...,.-
RI
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DAILY TEACHER-A LAZY, engaged in

DROTESTANT SERVANTS WANTED
Il Good Cooks, Mattresses, Nurses &C. Ton excellent
city anc country airLous Apply immediately AZ No is
u anc-st. Also, hTsto,sss Men Waters
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vHANTED-A respectable Protestant Cir
w as Nurse rnd Scamstross. One who cut aud ii
ladies' dresses IN the best manner Call at No . Yves
l8th-st.
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4 MATHEMATICAL TEACHER is

L wanted Boarding School OF the hrst class - lies
from the city lie b. OF piey, sn.!s. and ily
conf Address, postpaid MATHEMATICS, care Of
Box 20. s. New-York, and state terms &c.
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NVANTED-A confidential Capitalist with
w from sIOOrO 10 S20co0 a cash business lat w.ll
paw Best OF references gvtu Address y, Tribune Of
ne. Tor week.
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bCro,sssus and others are waiting r eploynient city
g uutry AZ FERRIES Agency No. 81 Duancst near cor.
Broadway Families should noi fAil TO call for them
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4 CARD to allyou that PLAY on the PIANO.
~ "A lew and pretty piece ofmusc, the HOP SCHDT.
TlSCH arIuuEed III EASY key for practice composed
for the Piano Nv Van der Weyde published aud for ale
BI RNTON'S. No. "a BoweTy; also No. 2il Hldsons-
prlce. One Shilling.
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Charres for Business nlen.

Tor SALE-The entire business iOr manu-
l. featuring article o. toOdof universal consunpt on
F.crslye rght cured by patent The business must al
ay BE- good ard profitable and b. carried on TO almost
IN Unlimited extent. Apply 10 w. LATINO, No 10
Broadway, cor. b.0ome-tt-
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xxyHoJEsALE DRUG BUSINESS for

w sALF-ope will 1--WE satisfaction. To any
with fro eco 10 $500 tins odsrs good o2Porseniy
s,sase n DE Drug business The good nfs-
rtiop md leased a low For plr.sars siafe~'
with real name, o. H. 0fdee Of tls paper Termsea9
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sionuI DisiricI.-l hereby tender my thanks ths
Wig Electors o. ts DistC. for the hand3om manner IA
which they supported IN tue Congressional Convention
but my duty sy that cannot, aud Will not consent
that NY shall he used in oppostOu the nOnn2.lOn
Of Hon. JOSEPH e. NARNUM | DO not desire To b.,
ard viii not be stump candidate. am grate' al 70 the
kndn, of fneLds and The best way they gaty me
DOW unite with the Wings OF the other Wards aud 10
scuIe Nh \arnuIn his To elect him all votes
will be NECESSARY, ard all should be gwen hin and it's my
determination 10 aid him ell IA my power. -
CHARLES NJ CTMO%SON.
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THE RRYAN GALLERY of CHRISTIAN

a ART containing serles OF authentic Paintings from
tie celclrJed masters in chronological order On
Guido de SeInr (AD. l22 down 20 Horace Vernet viii
b. open for exhibition THURSDAY. October T. at the
Society Library Rooms. Admission = Exhibition
hours from 9AM 10 5 p NJ. and 20 10 PM.
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ANNUAL. l953.-The sub

" scrher has published juvenile Annual 'or 1883.
euiiiled CHILDREN ANNUAL" by Mrs. CO.mAn with
10 Steel Euerayuss Handsomely bound red and gilt and
sold cheap SAMUE RAYNOR. Publisher
No. III BlUerv
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SCHUBERTH & co, Music Depot, No

CCHUBERTH d CO., Music Depot No.
- 81 Broadway N.Y. request the public inspect their
immense stock Of Music for Voice, Piano for T. g.
hands for Organ Violin Noloncello Harp, Orchestra, Sc
in svery STYLE for vrtuosos and beginners The greatest
lection IN the United States of $4,000 worth Oicrs Of
Foreign and American Music viii be attended to "ith
pronptuess.
0Hn MAINE LAW TRACTS, sent in ten
ebOO varcties kind, any PosO ice ia the
United States postage prepaid for 81 Direct AMERl-
CAN TEMPERANCE UNION. New YORK postpaid.
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N7OODs MINSTREL HALL. No. 444

w BToadway-Opcn EVERY EVENING. Concerts
and Ethiopian Deneations. Music unsurpassed and Negro
Deneat uneousled. Door open 20 - Concerts com
lncLce az u O'Clock. Admission = centa-children hah
prce The Afternoon COncerts nre dIscontnred.
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DARYI-Ms AMERICAN MUSEUM

DARNUM's AMERICAN AOsEUh LII;
ID T. BARNUM Manager and frop;'S s,S - ~
GRE1-SN GOD. j.. AS<stAn; NansSs - ~, ~ - 1,Jy
ORPHANS DREAM for week a'oIs-in,iSS, f Il
ING st y O'Clock, and sso THIS fiEh'o0'
o'clock r c..,,.,v The
Adniisnoe 70 the whole Museum Halls OF s'staAIy e
Picture Gallery Chinese Saloon. Liyins AnlmAs oe
taipmtpts ks, IS selis Seats " tae faqaet ~ eA
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nBTMvHANT sUCCEsS-NIBLO's So.

4 IOON-M- BUM, having seen received with iin,
-, f,,- bv a crowded and fashionable cadence, W.
iepesi hs Liteiry aid prSils.tc tn;eItAnEent IblS
~ ednesdav) EVENING Oct - s1Aes Tor sac a. a.
r. ,,cs,i Hot, and Muse SiCreS, AMI AZ TN door on
ls syering Of pcri.-nance. Doors open al commence
ri Admission SO q ats
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I VERY STABLE and STOCK for SALE.

Il opportunity offered to those aHhioas " GU
s IN fbs abo ye busifess The welknOwD sstabishment
S,c1ried ~ The ate r. T. "A. Reuvsle, No ~ Csrnnsst
m ysrd Of twenty years. ind doing most excellent bus
r,es l. ier.d for s9e 70 close the estate. Apply to
CHARLES : Benson Executor No. NJ bleeckefst
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NIRI O's GARDEN-.JoHS SEXTON, Man
~ ng,r-THIS EVENING Oct. Is Will be performed
THE ENCHANTBESS
Stella Nine. Anna Thillon Sylyio.. ...MT Hqds,n
R,m,r.......M MI Leach Nlathenaslus Mr. sloane
Gacss.........Mr Byrnes liuguez. Nh Rose
Pas dc DeUX Nv NJ lie Bulan and Mons. COnet; and Ia
Zius.rella bv Nile Francis and Mons WiethOf
Tickets 50 cents Private BoxesS5 Doors open att; 10
commence at IL
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- lNSIIIJIE refiIlr- pen 70 ne piolC HVi- - =
until 10 PM ~ CGs;le GARDEN. Muse every eyening by
Dodworfhis Band o., THURSDAY. n u " Mons. Al
EXANDER VIII give exhibition OF his Iebried SUB
Marine Boat on tie iyer directly opposite the Garden
The Boat capable 81 containing eight persons VIII or ss-
nal the bottom Of the ver and after remain
down a sufficient satisfy the spectators Of ~ perfect
action safety aud feasibility. Will on signal ascend 70 the
Surface. b. order c. tie " lnageIs - 80
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~ Seventeenth Wnrd Ccrro Gordo Club

" ScVcnfccnth Wnrd CCrrO ltOrdn IuD
will meet at Henry Clay House, WEDNESDAY
EVENING, Oct.13 10 take part with the Wings of the
at the Ratification Meeting, 20 be held as above A
full attendance requested Good speakers, good music
and good time may he expected
NATHAN G. ELY, President
ChAS q. DEAN, First Wee President.
J. 4. UNDERmLL, Secretary.
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II APPLETON 4, Co. Publish ON Mon

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NEw-NORK, Oct. II, l81<
Gentlemen: Your note offering me Complimentary
Concert previous ny departure for the South was duly
received
know not how sufficiently TO express my thanks elthr
for the honor intended from such s0ufc OF
for the very kind ard faiterug terms III which the ohet y
conveyed. ,-., : -,
nursppc shall ever feel grateful for the sympathy Won
have so generously manifested and for the honor thus con-
Ithsnkfuly accept your offer, and If agreeable to you
" ould designate TUESDAY EVENING, the -Jth 'nat 81
Nefropoltan Hall as the and place OF the concert
Yours most respectfully and sincerely, -
EMMA GILLlNGHAM BOSTNlCh.
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To- The Fiftccnih Ward Scott and Graham

an are invited to assemble 1t Constitution Hail. No 80
Broadway. FRIDAY EVENING next, Oct. 10, al u
O'clock JOHN MINOR Bolts, Esq, of Virginia, and
Clubs OF the Sixth Congressional District and all others
friendly tie Of Gen. Winfield Scott IN Noven0-
e. n, xi are invited TO attend. by order.
FRED A. CONKLlNG, President.
john T. HONE, (coro,,,io
THOMAS {. ACTON
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OnORE EISEELn's SOIREES-The

4 public is respectfully informed that the snhs.rrton
hst for the third season Of THEODORE ElSFELDS
enberg = Luis Vim. Hal Son :. Jolle, and Breusing.
Schuberth Co.'S Music Stores. Further particulars
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Music and FRENCH.-A young Lady of

WI much experience IL teaching, and who give
satisfactory references wishes obtain Board IN respect
able private family where her instruction in Music and
French would BE- received sompsnss,oo Address A. o.
s. Brooklyn PoetOfbse,
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COOK WANTED-A Protestant Woman, %
" cook and asi.; IN washing ara roninE must thorough
" unGeT,tGnd her business. Apply us EsS. Broadway
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~ r,niarnnt ,ntelliaence Office and Lnhor

Exchange, Nos = aud q Cana-st, Newly orA.-lhs
Office "a established by the Commissioners Of Emigration.
where can always be found large numbers Of nbOrers and
Servants at very Of aud nave
their orders filed by writing 20 the superintendent and snd
ing the necessary 10 the passage OF the parties
required. No fees charged o. employers
LAS 2 EAGAN. SnnerInfendent