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Thousands OF Parents who use Vermi[ge composed OF
Castor OIL Caloe SC, are not aware, that while they
appear to benefit the patient, they actually laying t"e
foundations for series of diseases, such salvation,
loss of sight, weakness oflim5s, etc.
In another column will be found the advertisement
IobensaeE's Medicines which ask the attention Of
all directly interested in their own well their chill
drens health In and oil disorders ari-
sng Of bilious type, should make use OF tie
only genuine madeline Hobensackrs Liver Pills
pE-"Be notaeceitea," but ask for Hobensaoks Worm
Syrup and Liver Pills, observe that each has the sig
nature of the Proprietor ]. n. HoBBNsAcK, as none
else are genuine
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A bill TO provide for the completion Of the Gov
ington and Ohio Railroad being the order OF the
day, was taken up, pending the amendment pro-
pos a thereto by Mr.. Patrick.
The question being put on the amendment it was
determined in the negative.
"A motion was made by Mr. Deane to amend the
said bill by inserting, as an independent section'
the following words:
"That the gauge upon which the saih road shall
be constructed snail be five feet throughout the
entire length
Mr.. Deame arose and addressed the House for
about two hours on the subject.
When he resumed his seat, on motion the further
consideration Of the subject was postponed until
I2 o'clock TO morrow, atwhich time II Will come
up again as the order OF the day.
COMMUNICATION PROM THE TREASURER.
The Speaker announced that he had received a
communication from the Treasurer of the Common
wealth, accompanied by tabular statement coH.
tanning the information called for by q resolution
of the House of Delegates adopted on the 4tI inst.
Laid on the table and ordered TO be printed ior
the use of the House.
On notion of Mr.. Taylor, the House adjourned.
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A Goose THAT WAS GOoSE.-We have read
some characteristics anecdotes in our day, bat
the following, fIom one of WiIls's letters from
"IdIewiId''-where is IlIewiid?-clapS the CHI
max in characteriScity. That is, supposing the
story to be genuine. If an invention, it does
great credit to the inventors very correct perceP
hon of what goose would be likely TO do under
the cir ;nmstances:
Bnt had 10 laugh at goose, yeSterlay-with a
lesson in ii too. Coming home, toward evening"
with my W; gon IulI of children, the air over our
head was suddenly darkened by the wings OF a
very big blr,-my ueighbur's fptlest waddIer, who,
chased by a dog, had concluded 10 up feathers, fly
over The barn, and take refuge in the ever rel able
and long tried bosom of thv river. But it was the
day after The first sharp freeze, and the stream,
though as clear as crystal, was OF icy SmoothnesS,
and as impen=trable as a rock. Down came the
goose with full faith in it for long tried wateT-
and the way she slid over, mud brought up at the
frozen bank opposite, after that heavy bump upon
her nsonIShed egg basket, was boundlesSly de-
.rhtlul to the children. Besides the instruction
in il, as 10 Winter trial of Summer friends, II
was comfort viii, pleasant spite in it to have
one toUd laugh at a goose that ~addles and
screams nfte! me, every time trot past my neigh
boris barn yard.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-18

DIR MoRsE's INvIG GRATING CORDIAL.
The only remedy yet discovered, fer Gen
Debility, Phyica Prostitution, Irlitabty and all
various train fectionsi will also remove
Depression Excitement Dislike Society, Incapaeity
for Study or Business Less of Memory Mental Debility,
etc.-See adyel tisement. sopl6
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Curious REMrDY ron REPRESENTATIONS IN Pubic
HALLs.-D:licuIty occuSsOned by t"e reverbra-
ton of sound in the new capitol of Nashville, has
been reruedied by spread'ng thick layer Of sand
dust on the floor. covering il with heavy ca.pet,
and curtalning the windows with heavy curtains
The Ohio Constitutional Convention remedled a
similar defect in College Hall, Cincinnati, by COW
erf1g the walls with canvass.
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AcovrrrA1 OF TmoRNroN.-The Columbia (No.)
Dollar Journal says: The University STUDENT
William W. Thornton, by whose hand, in an al
fray Benz. F. Handy, of Harrodsburg, KY losthis
life short time since, having demanded an ill
vestigation of the affair, it wos had on Tuesday,
Sd inst. before Justices Ready aud Gordon. The
facts elected were substantially as related inthe
Journal of December 22d. and Thornton wss full
ly acquitted.
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CoHriRMArioNs BY THE SENATE.-'fhe Senate on
Wednesday confirmed Thomas Rnney as U. S.
Consul TO Bolivia; VIM. Crosby, Consul at Tai
cuahano, Chill. This is the the position declined
by Col. Sam. Stranbaugh. of Pa. VIM. F. GILES,
10 be Dstr ct Judge for the District of Maryland;
Josiah L. Parish, to be Indian Agent in Oregon
vice ]. w. Garrison, resigned.
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WRITING PAPER MADE FRoM srnAw.-This
paper is advertised in London, and is sid 10 pos
sess smooth firm surface, and is well adapted for
either quills or steel pens. The proprietors IN
lertnke 10 supply it at abouth the price usual
ly charged for the ordinary kinds Of paper.
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Virginia Legislature.
SENATE.


FRIDAY, Jan. IS, 1854.
communication from the House was read
The amendment of the House to the bill concerning
tho estates Of lunatiCS was concurred in.
A bill was reported releasing the Common non
wealths right TO certain lands in the Cityo Rlch-
mond devised by Hannah Brown.
BILLS REPORTED.
Mr.. Deneale, from the Committee on Roads, re-
ported.
Coupon bonds by the Richmond and Petersburg
Railroad Company; and
A bill for the construction of a railroad, on the
plan of James S. French, from Alexandra to
Washington.
RESOLUTIONS INQUIRY.
BY Mr. Baldwin-of incorporating the Mechan-
les building Association i'll the City of Richmond.
BY Mr.. Smith-to print the proceedings of the
late Constitutional Convention.
BRIGADIFR GENErAL.
Mr.. Regar called up his joint resolution prOvid-
ing FOR the election OF Brigadier General 10 sup
ply the vacancy occasioned by the death of Brig.
Gen. John Sloan. The Goth fixed for The day
OH which the election should take place.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS.
The bill incorporating the Valley Railroad Com
pany, the unfinished business of yesterday, was
taken up, aud Mr. ShackIelord conc iuded his argu
ment against ii. MessrS. Harris, Paxton, and
Deneae spoke i'll its favor, and MesSrS johnson,
Ward Stuart and Thomas III opposition.
Tie ayes and noes being demanded on the pas.
sage of the bill, it was rejected by the following
vote =
Ayes-AIessrs. Baldwin, Boswell, Creigh, Den
eale, Grantlam, Hall, harris, Layne, Marshall,
Mulln, Paxton, Roger, SteenrOd, Wade, jr., White
Winston, Witcher-lS.
Noes-MeSSrS. Amber Barnett, Brawner, Brax-
ton, Campbell, Catett, Chapman, Douglas, Irving,
johnson, Jones, Logan, McDearmOn. McElhenney,
Moncure, old. Parker. Randolph, Saunder, Shack
efor!, Stands, Smith Stuatt, Tate, razewell,
TnomaS, Thompson, Ward-29.
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
Mr. Thompson presented The memorial oil the
Virginia State Agricultural Society, asking State,
ana &c.
ORDER DAY,
The order of the daY-the bill authorizing the
extension of the Orange and Alexandria Railroad
to Lynchhurg-was then taken up.
lIr Shackleford moved that the Senate adjourn,
on which the ayes and noes were demanded, and
the Senate refused 10 adiourn-nyeS II, noes 81.
The bill will come up Tomorrow is the uniiuiSh-
ed business of TO- day.
On motion Of Mr.. Witcher, the Senate adjourn
ed.
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RrDorous CoSrROvzRsr.-There is discussion
now going on in Philadelphia. which appears TO
at,rnct considerable attention there. Iii "a de-
bate between the Rev. DR.. Berg, champion Of
the divine origin of the Bible. on the one side
and Mr.. Joseph Barker, who contends that vol
ume to be a mere human production, on the other.
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orroox must be great country. for they say
that there, of sill night, you can hear the bark
of tree for twenty miles. Such things ought not
to he al lloyd,
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I5-Alary Of Burgundy was the only daughter OF
Charles the Rash, Duke of Burgundy, and of Isa-
belle dc Bourbon. his second wife. She was born
in 1887, and the death Of her father, when she
was tweuty-one years old, she became the heir of
vast estates. She was one OF the most beautiful
women OF her age; was gentle, modest, accom-
plshed, and conspicuous for her constant regard
Tor duty. She married Macmillan, sen of the En-
peror Frederic Ill, and died ut the early age Of
twenty-five, in consequence OF the neglect of
wound received in falling from her horse, which
her excessive modesty prevented from making
known to any one.
How about Margaret of Burgundy2 for it is said
that was the name OF the ladyto whom the Duke
of Alba compared Mrs. Soule, so far as costume
goes.
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ORDER OF TIE DAY.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

ENIUNlJ IOOI.
a message was received fIom the Senate stating
that they had agreed to the joint resolutions for
t.ie app,intment of n committee to examine into
the affairs of the James River aud kanawha Com
pany; whereuPon the Speaker announced M.SSrs.
Keuper, Downing, Moore and Barne as the com
mittee under said resolutions OH the part OF the
House.
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a THAT WILL ACTUALLY RUN HIMSELF TO Skill cHEAF

TO THE COMMUNITY At LARGE!
ISAAC Prayer has just returned from the East with
the best stock oil Dry and Fancy Goods, EHOSie.
ry, &C.. exhibited in this city, which he is offering
at the and beautiful building, No. 115, nHnin 1T,
betvveem Union strcetsO at such astonishing
low prices az every WHO call OH him Cnnd
ladies' and gentlemen will nl it to their own advantage il
they do SOP to Ter tho above x-lamation.
His stock being large onumcrate, he will only d-
particular attention 10 choice assortment OF the Ia
:est styleor PIaids, French MerinOs, anu Wool
OeInines of every color, Blankets, Embroidcr.
les, and an assortment Linens, such were
seen before
particular advantages az, through
his connection with first importing houses OF tho
try he is able to sell cheap Obber in the Eastern
Tarke:. [novll 1sAAePRAGEk, 1i6 Main ST.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

1.-THE following dispatche failed to appear in our
paper yesterday owing 10 n misunderstanding oil
one of the telegraph messengers:l
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Tha In1ta al Zinn

A COLLECTION OF Sacred Music. designed for the
IA OF the Methodist Episcopal Church; consfstines
Of choice collection OF new tunes with most of the old
tunes inc use; together with concise eiemertar ~
courses stupfed and adapted to the capacities Of begin.
ners etc etc., by j. II. Woodbury. author OF thA Duici-
etc assisted by Rev. H MatIsop pastor OF Saint
JohI't Methodist K Church, New York.
Also, supply OF Methodist hymn books Csntea Lau.
dus, Christian Minstrel Hayden's Sacred Melodeon ETC.
received and for sale at tho lowest prices BY
JOHN H. THOMPSON, ~,
dec30 No 81 Monroe st..
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5FALL AND WINTER FASHION
Hats and Cans

Illus dHu -OdpS.
Nos. 14G and 14S, bGnin II. EEbeelInEa Va.
IN SLAVERY has on hand. an1,fs receiving one
T. 3of the largest stocks OF HATS and CAPS that
~ has been opened In this CITY. His stock -
having been selected by HIMSELF with great care he is able
TO oo Inducements TO and others, Snpass.
ing orer years; he prepared to sell Hats and Caps
CIV as they can he bought in Philadelphia altimore-
Our stock comprises every description of Hats AMI Caps
sow in use. sep12 S. AYERs<
TIULD PENS-Ilew stOek nom Afessls. Morton & CO.,
SrJ just received and Tor saleby
Iec23 JOHN H, THoMPsoNI Union st. ]
ID ESEIVED, large assortment OF boys Belts.
III Ap20 s. AVERY.
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Virginia uegls1ature.

From the Virginia Legislature we have little to
report. In theESenate, Mr.. Tezewell introduceda
resolution, referring it to committee. 10 enquire
and report what amount the State could afford TO
appropriate during :he pr-sent session to purposes
of Internal Improvements, and to what Improve
meuts such appropriations should be made. Mr.. F.
declares himself in favor of Internal Improve
menis, but of iuLciouS ones only, and was for
completing the important State works which lad
been already embarked in by tho State. He was
opposed to indiscriminate appropriations. The
committee was appointed, and we hope some good
may come of it. We would gladly see virgjnia's
resources developed TO the utmost, but it is too
apparent that appropriations fer the past two or
three years have been too rashly made. and too
little regard has been had to the objects to which
the State should lend its aid. Rival routes cutting
each other in every direction have been entered
into by the State, the result of which must be to
depreciate the stock Of some Of the Improvements.
The State should make iudicouS selection OF
general Stale improvements, and oonine her aid
principally to such. BY this means the resources
of the State will be developed and al the same
time her credit kept unimpared.
In the House Of Delegates there are few subjects
Of general intsIes: acted upon. The CoyingtOn
and Ohio Railroad bill has been deferred to a
special day. This bill appropriateS S5,OO0OOO
for completing on State account the road from
Covington, in the county OF Allegheny to the Ohio
River, and provides that not more than one and
half millions shall be expended in any one year by
the Board Of Public Works. A resolution has
been introduced proposing to refer to the people
at the next election, the question of whether
Virginia will take her share OF the Public lands,
or let them be squandered among the new States
alone also to authorize the Treasurer of Virginia
TO draw from the United States Treasury tie S4i,
600 due Virginia, under the distribution "nct Of
1886, distributing the surplus revenue among the
States" and 10 invest the part Of the
Literary Fund of Virginia. The lands coming 10
Virginia TO be applied, one half TO education aud
the other half to Internal Improvement. Surely
oar Democratic friends object to letting the
people vote on this question for themselves. Ger
tainIy the people should be the best judges and
can decide best. We believe the resolution was
introduced by Democrat.
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Real Estate for Sale.

OFFER Ior sale my property located the de
OF Main street, between Fl1nkn and No Ill stIeeis
running Main to Water street; NlnetS;nine feet
Main and one hundred and ninetycgt feet on Water
IT The whole is not sold together within three months
4: private sale, it will be offered at Auction in sueA
parcels as will suit puftasers-thc time OF which sal,
will he made Known. ~ -.
offer my Farm, located in Putney township lei
and and adjoining lands OF William Benalt:
This farm contains between Of and 80 good
grated bea Ing Fruit o. cIurJ two Dwelling Houses,
Vi which was built summers also, barn in sord con
itium This contains about 30 acres oil coal land
only 70 rods r ON the river .-.L...
arc OCa ell through this Fam ,, &c.,,
Persons dcsrous OF chasing either Of these pieces
ground are requested to call oil the subscriber at his Ies
dcnle in Fulton near the CITY, ,or,c ,,,,,,,,
The house formerly occupied by the undersigned The
above M med premises is for rent Any person desiring
TO examine this property do 50 by calug o. Mr. "m
George corner or Main and Washington streets.
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DO yoT, remember the Old Corner
MO. IS, WATER sYREtsr? Can there and see tile
~ newly received and gorgeous stock OF 0vercoanss
See, admire and leave your measures
pair OF Partatocas made in Ihe aest stsle,
overcoats, Coats Pants, Vests and Hosiery in
sive variety and OF The finest make always
oil hand; every garment made in the establishment.
--2cHl3 III. HUGHES, Wheeling, Va.
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DAGUERREoTYPE GALLERY.

DALU Elk II EJI' z Il ItlLIIEIL =.
Ia A. C., PARTRIDGSRinv invites
attention TO his Daguerrean Rooms, ami
sS3I1 SSsfH Apparatus, now the result OF years oil
eIslsSSSy experience and close application TO the
E p art. Confident that lie now combines
e-S@hs in his establishment all OF the improve
euts which time and proper proven valuable,
Ie promise to produce LkenesseS combining all the
beauty and perfection which has yet been ataheu ny he
Daguerrean process Ito, a.;
For the attractive and commodl0uS style IN which mo
rooms are fitted u he invites public 10 call and exam
Inc for themselves His Cabinet OF Specimens always
open for inspection. i.,4E
Hkanesses taken in all kinds OF weather. singly, or in
groupS also most ortem licensees notice.
weIlselected chemicals, plates,
cases. loekets, DC, always on hand and for sale.
Rooms, No. SO Monroe So, near the Poat Once
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REAL, ESTATE SALES.
TAVERN
CHANCERY SALE OF LAND AND TAvER
James Frazier, In The Circuit

chE4VtazIer,s RX,r, and others. equity, VIRGIN,
D. rle al decree made in this the 21t ,:
nj lime 1883 will sell public auction tic premise.
on lie eighteenth day Of March 1854 The tract Of land
Road IN Ohio county, about ten miles or tie
CITY Of heeling, containing about two hundred y
acres land, store avem house, two IwclllnsLhoue
whole property, together in parcels, nav be loud
expeiieut and on the following terms: oneourth Of III.
n orc two and three ycurAi the whole bcai Ing inc,cs;
Iom The day of sale the purchaser with good
SSie viii take place at tile RoLeys Point tavern.
Trc above Is valuable propcrtY The Icmphed raj.
roa is located in 'front.' OF Tue tavern, and il is supposed
Sat depot or station may be tablished at that place
w. S. WIGKHAM. g-
i,ntOIs ~ r-E.H b. Sheriff and commissions
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PIANUS AND VIOLINo

UST opened-onc caee OF fine Italian and French Vic
y LIS OF very superior quality, with very fine Vi
olnceiOs Guitars; and lie very best Italian, French
Music PapeI kins with general stock
OF Musical Merchandise Receiving. invoice of Pa
Boston, OF which will arrive day tomorrow, 6anG
"etares, and will be sold at Boston prices The Pianos
are now SO we'll known and Appreciated they
recomnemlaion. We respectfully invite the musical
community 10 give call and judge themselves,
the Old Music and Variety Store, No 90 Union st.
novel .lE t.a 1'& - IA JAS. MELLOR
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PHILADELPHIA

Curtain Warehouse,
III Chestnut ST. Philadelphia opposite State House.
II ENR w. STAFFORD,
IupoArEA AID DEALER CURTAINS, CURTAIN Ma
TERI4Ls, AND FURNITURE COVERINGS,
WHICH lie offers at the lowest market prices,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
The stock comprising, in part, the following;
Embroidered Lace Curtainsj Gilt Corhices;
DO Muslin Do do Pins;
Drapcry Laces j. Muslins; do Bands,
FIcnc IiT0caeIls ali widths Canopy Arches RinSsj
and COOrS; Cords, Iassels, GimPs'
Satin de LANES; Fr1nsesS Iurtain Drops
Damasks; &C
P4IS7Gb TEINDoIV SHADES, and HOLLANDS all
cOlOrs for shading.
OF the heghth and width % he entire frame OF window
Il
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000 CHOICE plain hams in store, and Tor ssie By
SlJU jyiB So n. REILLY.
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JAS. H. McMEcHEN is candidate for the SHERIFF
Atty at the election to be held the Spring of 1854
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Charter Election,

L.
NOTICE is hereby giN en- that all Election will be held
IN Monday 23d day OF January 1854 at the places
hereinafter named in the several wards Of tho city for the
following officers viz:
q Mayor or the City.
Treasurer. 10.
superintendent and Engineer OF the Water Works.
Stree. comn,iss, oner.
Clerks OF the Markets,
Wharf Master.
City weigher. .. 81
Collector OF Assessment. .....
Collector OF Water Rents.
Curator of Market Square.
Lumber ' and Coal Measurer.
Guager Wines and Liquors.
Curator of the { ity Hall.
OVerscer OF the Chain Gang.
Also the following officers by the voters of
Mcmbe $ Of The Council. Assessor: r-o4 =
ssoSI TfnsIess Fire Walden
'N''''' Sanitary Committee
ward and the Hose House OF the First Ward Hose Co
In the Second Ward the Office OF the Alderman
In the Third Ward House, the lose
House Of the 1st Wheeling Hose Company g..
said ward and at the Hose House OF tho Rough aud Ready
In the Filth Ward in the North and South Rooms the
Public School House i'll said ward
Polls be opened at O'Clock, a. NJ, and closed at
The said Election will be held nnder the superlntend
sf ionf % Su'n GEO W siGHTs Gi[SR S The City
meeting Of ,ne Council OF the city OF Wheeling,
n held Dec II, 1858, It was
Ordered That the question whether the Council shall
grant License the of Intoxicating drinks not he
submitted tho voters OF the city at tho next charter
election . -.
ORDERED, further, That suitable books be PREPARED for
taking said CwO each place OF vong) with two
columns, headed Liconse and the other against
License and that polls be opened at the usual places for
DG iani6 o'S''''1' '. ~ clsrk Of the CITY.
HATSI HATS AT COSTA
TNRoM this data until tho first OF March, will sell my
stock OF silk Hats at COST preparatory getting
aTge supply in the spring. No humbug-as will most
positively sell at cost J WRHoDES,
MORE GAPS.
lust oPened aSna lot Of superior Silk Plush Caps,
e. which will sell at3reduced prices.
Ian9 w KhODES. agent
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
UST received, fno assortment Of fine cigars and To-
5000 spanish cigars cBaltimorel;
1ans w tkhoDES, agent
lust received, lof OF rab son otter Hats white and
black Son Hats OF every variety r, ,,,pp so,
de3 y hAhtEk g. SON
ID ECEIYED this day large assortment OF children's
III and youths Hats and Caps.
HALIFAX NO /. HERRINGS.
iR0 BILLS largo aud lt Just received and sale by
> ~ fsuSt1 ~ - - 5atfi ~ Ns1NH~
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Trustees.
JOSEPH WALKER, l.. GREGORY,
THOMAS HUNT, DAVID i SAYRE,
JAMES FREELAHN, HENRY a. STONE,
HENRY Sheldon JOHN STEWARD, JR.
THOMAS S. NELSON, HENJ. ". WHlTLOCK,
WILSON G.. HUNT, HENRY EYRE,
STEWAR G. MARSH, JAMES CHAMBERS,
SAMUEL wELLETS, ALMEE REED,
CORNELIUS GRINNELL, SAMtEL ]. HEALS,
DAVID w, CATLIN, WILLIAM WATT,
PAUL y. SPOEEOkn, CYRUS CURTlSS,
SEPTIMU US CROOEES, HERMANN BOXER,
CHARLES PAYEN, CHAS. e. CARLETON,
CIIAS. H. ROGERS, LUClUS HOPKINS,
II. w. T. MALI, DANIEL e. HAVILAND,
ELLwOOD WALTER, LEVI COOK.
ELLUOOD WALTER President,
LEWIS GREGORY, Vice President.
CfARLE Els NETPCONB. Second Vice President.
~ v. HUTCMINs. Secretary. oct2'N5m