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A HUMAN CANDLE.-The Chinese
Repository tells very singular story
Of the punishment inflicted on . Chi.
nose criminal. His offence, it seems
was objectionable, and it was detern.
ed to make an example of him. Con.
sequently, he was wound round with
cotton, saturated with tallow, and hav.
ing been dipped till he presented the
appearance Of gigantic candle, was
stuck up on his fathers grave and
lighted. OF course, the poor fellow
persisted in slow torture. Was ever
device heard Of so completely diaboli-
cal.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-06-13
PURE SODA WATER.

THE undersigned has just received from
Philadelphia new Soda apparatus, Of
the latest and most improved style, which
will enable him TO supply his customers
with PURE SODA Water, prepared freshly
every morning; the cooler will be con-
stantly filled with ice, and the Syrups are
prepared by himself from the best materi-
ais. To suit the taste Of his numerous
patrons, he has prepared the following de-
licious Syrnps, to flavor the Soda, viz:
Sarsaparilla, Lemon, Pineapple, Straw
berry, Raspberry, Goosberry, Vanilla. Orange
Ginger, Orange flower, Blackberry, Mint
Capsicum, Wrectar, and Cognac Syrups.
N. B. Is Sodo tickets sold for ST.
june II WIN. BOGEL, lafayette st.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-06-13

THE ANTE RrvEa.-Under the
direction Of the gallant Capt. r. N.
Marks this stream is now being clear
ed out, for navigation. The work Of
telling the timber on either side of the
stream, from Benton's Ferry, down to
Mrs. Duffs has been done. The trees
have been cut up, into such size pieces
o. will float out at higher water. Az
ter Capt. Marks gets through, a snag
boat will be sent up by the State Engi-
neer, and the river will be navigable
to within few miles Of this city.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-06-13

AvAILlNG OF A Pos1T1oN.-The
Louisville Democrat. by way Of de.
rision, kept for a while the name Of
the Ward Jury at the head of its col.
umns. Wbereupon, one Of them
wrote to the editors, requesting him
to attache to his name, by way Of
making it a useful advertisement,
"store-keeper at the cross roads,
where all deception Of goods may be
obtained cheap for cash, or in ex-
change for country produce"
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-06-13

~ Our fellow-citizen, Mr.. L. A.
Latil, has long had a claim against
the Government, for lands forceably
wrested from his parents by the
United States, during the early history
of Louisiana. From time to time he
has sought to find in our representa-
tives in Congress, some one who would
make plain statement Of the case to
that body, but has been unable to do
SO until recently. Our indefatigable
representative, the Hon. John Perkins
has taken hold Of the matter, and we
are pleased to learn that there is q very
flattering prospect Of success for Mr..
Latil.
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PROFIT BY III am rich enough -
said Pope to Swift, "and can afford to
give away a hundred pounds year,
l would not crawl upon the earth
without doing little good. will
enjoy the pleasure of what give by
giving it alive, and see another enjoy
it" "When l die" he added, Il
should be ashamed to leave enough
for monument, if there was friend
above ground"
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-06-13

EA London paper says that
there is considerable excitement among
the Medical Profession there, on &C.
conut Of the hands Of a young lady
having became so firmly clenched to-
gether, as to require great force to sep
crate the fingers, and then only for a
moment. The phenomenon occurred
while she was trying table turning
experiments. From the effects she
has entirely lost the. use of her hands.
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: A Happy Fare.-The Memphis
News Of the 5th inst, says that there
were seven bridal parties on the R. j.
Ward when she pasyed up the river
the night before. What a boat to trav-
Ell on says the editor. Such billins
and cooling as must have been there
has not been witnessed in coon s age.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-06-13

A GUARDIAN OF THE PooR.-One
Of the members of the Board of Guar
dams Of the Poor in Philadelphia,
was examined recently before his
colleagues upon a charge of having
passed night in the Women's De-
partment Of the Alms-house. He was
acquitted.
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% The editor of the Southern
Watch Tower says: he is frequently
asked by his friends, who wish to sub
scribe for New Orleans paper, (which
is the best :" The editor invariably
recommends the True Delta. Ger
tainly for unbougAt holiness and free
dom Of thoughts for independence,
eloqucntly sustained, the True Delta
stands first and foremost in the rank.
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PETER THE GREAT.-The intelli.
gence and patriotism Of the Great Pc
ter Of Russia the father of the Mascu-
line Catharine, and also the Capital Of
that vast Empire, has never yet been
called in question-just tribute has
been paid, by the tongue Of all nations
to his memory and his mortal remains
sleep quietly on the banks Of the Neva.
I'VE have no desire to call up his ghost.
Tie present Chinese Autocrat is ad.
rnitted on all hands to be a man "of
parts" listen to what they have said in
reference to Lawyers:
The Gar said he had two in his
dominions, and that it was his inten.
ton to hang one Of them in order to
secure concord among his subjects.
The Chinese Autocrat has issued an
edict to suppress "the multiplying of
such people" whom he is pleased to
designate "villainous and perverse
vagabonds, fond Of creating disturb
ance." There is something exceed
ingly complimentary in this descrip-
ton G N.lH ..
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1t is stated that upon the average,
sixteen men in every troop Of the
English army destined for Turkey,
were married; the $4,000 men would
leave behind $500 wives, and be-
tween five and six thousand children.
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Livery Stable, t
HUrCHIs0N I ROBERTSON haye adopted tho
following Prices and Rules: @N 1371T5777
RULES.

l. Any one hireing will be held responsible for
any damages that either Horse, Buggy, Carriage
orlRiggiDg may. sustain.
2. No seat in Stage will be considered engaged
until paid for. e
q. No Horse, Buggy or Carriage will be consid-
cred engaged until paid for.
4. Free ferrfage for Horse or Horse ard Buggy.
3. A few Horses always on hand for sale. s
8. Match Horses for families always ON hand
and for sale.
T. Always on hand and ready for trading, buy
ing and selling generally.
and last but not least. Our great object IL 10
make our business cash and progressive, It 10 in
tended that the cash prices shall be invariably ia
advance. HUTCHINSON ROBERTSON,
Third street between Church and Laurel.
Baton Rouge, June 18th 1S64-ly
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% During the stay Of ex-Presi-
dent Fillmore in Buffalo N. Y. he was
summoned, rs q juryman in one Of the
local Courts. From an excuse Of
pressing engagements" and the fact
Of his being himself a lawyer. he was
exempt from doing jury duty by stat
ute.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-06-13

In the list Of recent appointments
of Cadets to the United States Militia
ry Academy, at West Point, we no.
tice the names of j. s. Hayms and
A. E. Kennedy of Louisiana.
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A PosER.-The Boston Post says
that the corporation Of Harvard COL
lege have just met with a poser in the
Lequest of Miss Caroline Plummer Of
$4,000 to found a new professorship
on the PHILOSOPHY of the Heart.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-06-13

Moaaon1sM.-1n the April mum
Der Of the Edinburgg Review, is ,
brief history Of the Latter Day
Saints" which presents the actions o
this singular sect, from the first dream
Of the prophet" "Jo," down to the
last revelation Of his worthy successor,
Brigham Young. The writer refers
to authorities for what he says in ref.
ereuce to them, and his deductions
from the facts, are spirited, and ex-
ceedingly interesting and attractive.
This article alone, is worth the cost
Of half a dozen years SUBSCRIPTION to
this Sterling Review. which has exist.
ed now half century and contains
articles from the FIRST writers Of that
long period. Messrs. Leonard, Scott
4 Co, Of New York, repuhish this
with other English and Scotch Re-
views, at such reduced price, that it
is within the reach Of every American
citizen. .r
There is no parallel in the history
Of mad fanaticism, to the rise and
progress Of Mormonism. In the brief
period Of twenty years, it has risen to
a powerful sect, from the most palpa-
bic imposition practiced upon an edu-
Gated people, by an illiterate mounte-
bank, who had not even the the tai
ent to fabricate the humbug.
This goes to demonstrate the fact
that the same amount of credulous
"gullsbsIity'' exist now in the minds
of men, that affords food for navel in
past ages. %
The following passage from the
English Reviewer, is a true picture Of
the ultra Democracy ofthe day; show
ing what little regard is paid to what
should be the sacred laws Of the land.
The writer speaks Of the election of
the Mor,nons, from Kertland, Ohio, to
Missouri, then to Illinois, and thence
to the Valley to the Great Salt Lake.
He says:
Thus, once more the lawles tyrrany |
Of majority trampled down the |
rights Of a minority. These instances
Of triumphant outrage, which have
occurred so often in our narrative, are
not only striking as pictures of Amer
lean life, but may also furnish an in
structive warning to some among our
selves. They force upon us the con-
clusion, because laws are not more
obeyed because made by
universal SUFFRAGE. They teach US
that in those communities where every
man has an equal share Of legislation
he ordinances Of the legislature treat
d with contempteous disregard, for
which the history Of other nations
IAN furnish no precedent. The mob
moving that they can enact laws
when they please, infer that they may
dispense with that formaity at discre-
ion, and accomplish their will direct
y; without the intermediate process Of
recording it in the statute book. They
an make the law, therefore they may
brake the law; as the barbarous Ro-
mans claimed the right Of killing the
ons they had begottne,
EA London paper says that
here is considerable excitement among
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-06-13

CERTIFICATE. "A mQdez Of its
hand.-Dear Doctor. I will be ITS
yeas old next October. For "a years
| have been an invalid, unable to move
except when stirred with lever; but
a year ago last Thursday, / heard of
the Granicular Syrup. l bought a
bottle. smelt the cork, and found N.Y.
self new man. I can now run twelve
and a-half miles an hour, and throw
nineteen double somersets without
stopping.
P. S.-A little of your Alicum-
stoutum Salve applied to wooden leg,
reduced compound fracture in nine
teen minutes, and is now covering the
limb with fresh cuticle of white gum
pine bark.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-06-13

QUAKER MEETING RA1N-Quaker
meeting week in New York has
brought the usual deluge with it.
The Times says:
Promptly with Quaker meeting
week comes our rainy season.
Rain and the annual gathering of the
Friends are as certain to come in con-
junction as the sun or light, or full
moon and romantic evenings. Com
cts never come it over the Clerk of
the Weather so far as the expected
arrangement, Eclipses never modify
the old programme, Rain is always
on the bill. 1t was further back than
mans memory runs in a day, and
doubtless had its influence in fixing
upon the Thee-ing and Thou-ing peo-
pie their sober uniform which rain
does not so much harm.
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ST. JAMES LoDGE.-There will be
a call meeting of St. James Lodge
No AZ A. Y. NJ at early candle light
on Thursday evening.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-06-13

FASHIONABLE DANCES IN PARIS
A Paris correspondent ofthe New York
Herald, says that the Polka is mex
orably banished from the drawing
room. The Scottishe never had a
footing there, and so society has grace
fully refrigerated to the quadrille and
old-fashioned waltz, while the creme
de Ia creme have returned to the an
cient minuet. The same writer states
that it is not at all the custom among
the beau monde of Paris to furnish re-
freshments beyond, perhaps glass Of
sugar and water.
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To Consumer

To Consumers
DEAL, ever intent to supply his Gus
- toners at the lowest prices, is for
the present offering at retail.
Hay, at 81 80 per hundred.
Corn, =" 10 cents bushel.
Oats, :" SIS cents do.
Bran, " 81 40 per hundred.
Quantities of either, sold for less than
the above quoted prices. Terms cash.
may-19. JOSHUA BEAL.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-06-13

~We notice in the New Orleans
papers, the advertisement Of trans
portation company. that promises to
take man through to New York city,
without baggage in sac days, this is
annihilating space, and "tsoeakimg
old man Time. by the nose. H..
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-06-13

Ellis Antecedents.' This is a new
conied phrase in its application to per
sons who come before the people fol-
their SURFACES. Heretofore men have
rather been measured by what they
soossld be, than by what they are, and
haze been. Windy politicians mount
the stump. to make promises, that are
forgotten when they get down. A
man should be measured by his ante.
cedents alone, and if you cannot find
out what he is by these, it is safest not
to put any estimate upon him. It is
very easy for man to say that he will
do 50, and so, if elected, but what Sc
curity have we that he will if the past
does not furnish it ? It is very easy
for man to call himself a Christian,
or Democrat, but if his antecedents
do not prove it, he simply-lies.
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MORE MUSICAL ENrHusrAsM.-A
new musical Juror is said to have
sprung up at Stockholm, from sing
er whose voice is said to surrass that
Of Jenny Lind. She has taken the
people Of her native city by storm,
and set them frantic from excitement.
It is said she has SO enraptured her
hearers by her singing, that the mu-
slcians OF her orchestra frequently for
get themselves and stop. Her name
is Mitchelet.
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A tyrannical husband locked the
door against his wife, who was out
visiting neighbor, and when she ap-
piled for admittance, he pretended not
to know her. She threatened to jump
into the we'll and drowned herself If
he did not open the door. He had
no idea that she would do so, and OBJ
stinately insisted that he did not know
her; SO she took a log, plunged it
into the well and simultaneously with
the splash it made, she placed herself
by the door, and as her husband rush
ed out inahis night cloths, she darted
in, locked the door, and declared that
she did not know him. She froze
him till he was penitent, and then let
him in.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-06-13

Masonic CELEBRAr1oN.--The Breth-
cren Of the Masonic Fraternity Of this
city are making preparations. to cele-
brate the Anniversary Of st. John the
Baptist on the 9th inst. Neighbor-
ing Lodges will be invited. There
will be an address" . Dinner" and
perhaps Ball" At night.
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Ice! Ice!

EOR the accommodation of the sick. the
J. undersigned has made arrangements,
always to have on hand quantity Of Ice,
which may be had at all hours of the night
and Sundays, whenever the Ice-bouse is
closed. lune III WM. BOGLE.
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A DOSE AS IS A DOSE The fol-
lowing account Of a very remarkable
effect produced by electricity we copy
from the Courier de lEurope:
A gentleman employed in one of
the telegraph Offices in France accident
ally brought his arm in contact with
one Of the wires while the electric
current was passing through it. So
violent was the shock that he was
raised from his chair and thrown with
great force through an open window
into the adjoining garden. When he
recovered his senses, he had no recol-
lection Of what had happened, and
could only be convinced Of it by find
ing that his chair and beard, which
were previously Of a beautiful jet black,
had become in various places white as
snow! 1t devolves on men of science
to explain this phenomenon, which
will form an epoch in the history of
electricity.
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Fresh Arrivals

Fresh Arrivals
= BBLS. Lard Oil.
- so boxes Star Candles.
10 Sperm "
10 bbls. Vinegar.
200 boxes fine table Salt.
500 boxes fresh Sardines.
90 doz choice Beef Tongues
20 cases Imperial Tea.
10 " CASTLE Soap.
IS Cincinnati
may-14-ly. A. MONTAN & BRO.
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Bulwer has been delivering lee
lures on literary SUBJECTS. It is said
that be is hunting up all the Clairvoy.
ants he can hear of, with the view of
seeing what they can see, and how far
it is double-seeing or double-dealing.
The fruit Of his investigation will be
given in his next volume.
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r ARD.-5O barrels Lard for sale bv
IL l,nay l6l THOS. PRENDAGAsT
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-06-13

LAY, CORN, BRAN AND OATS
IL For sale a. reduced prices, at feed
grocery and produce store Of
may.13. JOSHUA BEAL.
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HARD LICK At THE TREBLE rs
The Editor of the New York Times
vents his spleen at the treble F's:
"The Buffalo Republic says that
1.-THE editor of the Richmond Examiner
is not lunatic-he is only a Virgin
IAN" This. we suppose, is the name
Of an aggravated form Of the same dis.
ease. Or, is it only distinction with
out ditference?"
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ASrAruE VEroED.-The Mayor
of Washington has vetoed a bill au-
thorizing the erection of a bronze
statute ofWashington, latter the model
of Houdon.) for the reason that it
would require an appropriation Of at
least ten thousand dollars to carry the
design into effect, and because it would,
in his opinion, be inexpedient to thus
appropriate the revenues of the corpor-
alton in the present condition of its
finances. The Common Council sus-
tanned the vote by vote Of IA against
six.
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OUTER AND CHEESE.-A lot lust
- received from Cincinnati and for sale
by june-6. THOS. PRENDAGAST.
rAPE LIME.-200 bbls. Cape Lime
~ just received, and for sale by
april-12-tf S. NJ. HART co.
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yNANTEp-A SITUATION AS COOK, BY A WOMAN
w who 10 perfectly competent, aud who can DO well no
commended Apply at her present situation. ~ Madison
sorth side which she leaves Of tho
ilv guinC the
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WANTFD-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUsG GIRL,
" laely landed from tue Old country, situation M
FoeuEtrcss, and chamhcrnail and
stress Can BIO for two days. Apply at no III
n IN
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M ANTED-A SITUATION AS SALESMAN IN A DRY
w goods store, in ~ States or Canada. by young
ScotcimaD Of five experience and able
character. Salary olect Address :. W L., $40 Sixth
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REWARDS.

GS00 1EwARD--lOsr On THE i7rH INSTANT,
GCOOyae going thrau University place and g., veuth
fstt 81 C0e,gbt siuu an3 ga teea So City
lila vcled in of w,paper rec hndsf sill 20
esrs the above reward ey rturntn5 thu same 70 " H.
Nik Hif HrarlYAY.
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EAeuRsIoNs

EXcu RSfoNs TO THE FisBIsS BANKS EVERY
~ drJ. ea;urda Is esrh The SEA
sss hsfs,n tsr' = susa y,ii leave mt, street
a. - o'c och hitltr street. ~ o'clock strsst,
q ~ t"rl9ck rset stp ~ clock pi.r 20 s y IL o A.
Y fe'nrnpg ~ a iisniig .sckle sai. and refresh
EgL.s IitEiiecer u
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PERSONAL.

Nj DOBLB
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TIE LECTURE SEASON.
SPECIAL NOTICES.


AMERICAN MUSICAL iUso SOCIETY THE M1s.
"A tulls in,orapd the general nees
s purpose revising th oonst,t.,ien wiz
anstesd of 18th May at N ny sIssr'
poAIxEN, AHoY AL THE noATMEN FAyoR ;
atiia uron rho Fourth day 81 Jaiy next are 70.
ss Ss' usual hour Pun.asl s,tsusanse q Al the
particularly requested sy order of the W. C.
IHxTEs SION or TUE BOW knY-NoricE "A MEET.
Bewery aud Broome ttreet o. friaay 5'th inst at
.reein avor Of this proysnset are rsqgsss! 70 at
GEoner EvnRsoN, Secretary.
M Star Lodge, III r. and a are herey summoned to
,1i w meeting Of ss AID ss fy at
Of mporsros that every member shout be present BY
jors HANNA Secretary.
5asNLBus FARE asDUCEp TO THnEE CENTS
~ Pom 10 G,st day OF June ne.t he fare from Fulton
B"aosy rh,rd vorty second stress
- ~ Is a a' s If w %
aae ihiid avepne, So cents. J. ~ Mills
CPECIAL NOTICE NESS KS. PALMER DwIaHr,
= ~ ss q sss a tr sy ali n
eirs the rn viii please hand IN their aaeous,s
asis ~ n,,,ar,v
Rev ors Nay 10. 1854.
CPEeIsL NOTICE THE. MEMBERS OF THE HE
p ss Anna hesss sssy rS asTes Ss Mssr
Wolf d, her late sidcnee No 81 Seventh avenue
rArrsday the 18th iDs ant O'Clock r. Al BY order,
a ) VAN PRAAG, President
TILE PUBIC ARE HEaEhY CAUTIONED AGAINST
s.g tiating the following ppto drawn by Jeary l..
for syn four as from March Is,
yablo to Carroll, Hrichins ma order ami by them
dored ,he having been lost payment thereof has
stepped Whoever i'll return the said Carroll
4 Hutchinson, J47 Broadway, shall receive suitable
reward.
THE ANNUAL asETiNG OF TIE STOCKHOLDERS
OF Berdsp,- cola Quartz aaonihe Manufacturing Com
psny will DO held ~ Their ofhce 40 Wall street. urano
huiidingsO Fsday.Asy rs. at two o'coss
II. A. v. POST, Sse'y.
sIsAx COMMISSIONERS OFFICE. NEW YORK, MAI
4 IL lh5a-notice Tax Payers 49, The assessment rolli
Of the wars Vt the city acd county OF New York
vii e open Tor eAannaton and review ftoIa saturday
inclusive All tai payers desrou Of aiming or eorsee
the sols requested ~ application
70 the unde,sgn oee 70 81 chamness street
Court house. between tho honrs of A.
~. Anj y. r.. J. ". ALLEN
Nm. J. PEEK,
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TESTIMONIAL TO CAPTAIN FITCH, ESQ AT A
meeting of thu committed ape ointed by the merchants
and Mt the Exchange 10Th instant to
adopt TO present proeer testimonials to Captain
Eitoh of tho Washing F0tef Of the Currruck
sin Of the Drgo others, who have render
ed in saving the lives Of passengers and
OF ships IN 6istress.
ierit, Esq. wss appanted chairman, and Ar 'hur
IcArv, Es9 seer. tary
On motion r. Bell Esq. was appointed treasurer Of thu
conn ittee; sherenpon tie rosio King w1s adopted
That considering the tn wrich the citizens
responded TO the call in the of the San F. ancseore
ding ths be occasion appeal with similar frcs
andNei tkat he voluntar, OF the cti
~l " sufficient ssrry out the
cun'eElpiltec;
lea Oliver That the silen be requested without further
Fclication t. send their donations TO thu
Bell Esq ~ Wall strae to ary member Of the under
stssed conD' itFec
II. aspinwAll >. Collins, Walter X. Jones,
lsuiod u. watts sherman, G W. Faber,
A.hr'f' !'rnstr GcAr,a Griswuld, Jas w Phillips
" G>ns, Fortss., Joseph We Ter, Shcpha Knapp
.br5 al aciD,. theodore Dehon, Davii UIden
Il & brodh.e Thomas Tieston, ceain2 Uuor,
81, art Brown, Richard Boil, r. pert,
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ARTHUR LEARY, Secretary.