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CoGNAC BRANDY J. Dupuy, J. J. Rouse, Pinet,
Castlon 4 O., J. Hennesy, P H. GODDARD & Co., Leger
Freres Otard Dupuy & Co, J. 4 F. Marte and other
choice brands half pipes, quarter and eighth casks
and In boxes of doZ. each,
AMERICAN BRANDY4th Proof, in imitation of French,
in halt pipes quarter and eighth casks and 1st Proof
in barrels,
HOLLAND GIN-Pneapple, Anchor, Cologne and Clover
Leaf brands.
WHIsKEY-Irlsh and Scotch: Monongahela, 1st and
I'd quality; O'Mara Pittshrg Sheat Rye and Bourbon
Baltimore, Western Rye, and New Orleans rectifed
RUM-Old Jamaica St. Croix, New Orleans and New
England.
PEACH BRANDY-Old North arona and Virginia.
APPLE BRANDY-New Jersey and Norih-Carolina.
CoRDIALs-NoYeau Perfect Love, Annlsette, Rose,
Cinnamon and Peppermint.
WINEs-MADEIRA, Newton, Gordon, Cossat & Co.,
Leacock and Jadne in quarter and eighth casks PORT
Pages, Key and other choice brands; SHERRY PALE,
and Brown, Duff, Gordon & Co., Benitau and other
choice brands TENERFFE, Ventosos London Particular
and Cargo; SICILY MADEIRA, quarter casks MALAGA,
dry and sweet, in quarter and eighth casks.
LONDON PoRTER-Byass quarts and pints ScoTcH,
AND EAST INDIA ALE, quarts and pints.
CHAMPAGNE CIDER-BoXEs, one dozen eachj Casks,
three and six dozen each.
WINE Buffers, boxes CORpIALs, (assorted) CLARET
MADEIRA, PoRT, and SHERRY, WINES, one dozen each,
and on draught.
CHAMPAGNE, in baskets, dozen each, quarts and
pints-Flag, Heidseick Bouche, Calhoun, and other
brands; The above comprise some of the finest Wines
imported.
LEMON SYRUP, JAMAICA LIME JUICE, in half pipes,
quarter casks barrels kegs and in boxes of dozen
each.
SARDINEs, in whole, half and quarter boxes.
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MEDICAL NOTICE,
GEORGIA MARBLE woRKs

j. @. R0nk1n, Vnt. N. HurIick, Ge0rce- Z
Sunszney,
SUCCESSORS TO A. ATKINSON g. Coz
'THlS establishment has been in successful operation f-
ID number of years The Quarries well opened ard 10
marble Is superior to any in the United States. ~ "
We have SO perfected facilities for getting ont and fin
lshng work, that can furnish MONUMENTS TOM De
TABLETS HEADSTONEiS, and everything in orr Inc p
business IN better style and cheaper rates than anv
IN the country. ~ '""i' any yaTd
When ii Is considered that we saw our own Marble ~ -
oobeI prohs and no high freight from the Norb II R Nv
'"''o5e oHcI al COMPETE
cordially solicit Cur friends and the public to examine
before ordering Northern Marble WAN ~ Vi o'her yards,
have on hard at yard in Marietta laroe
NJ ~ ~ monuments, Tablets, &c-vhere orr aIent
N.Y. !" ~ Summers viii sell our prices On nrif
WORK is done at the Mills. Adde'S oN< principal
j. g. RANKIN e. Co .
Sen, q 1870 r. Marble Hoh. P. O.. Ga
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Tin SHOP

- WE inform our friends and the public gene
20 w rally, that we lave remoI ed our Tin Shop
SSH to The house on Trade Street, Immediately be-
tween ]. 4. Harrison Il Co. and Springs q Mcleod s
Groceries, where will be pleased to wait on all
wanting any article in our line We prepared
with every convenience for carrying on the
Timing Business
and all other branches appertainng thereto on scale
much more extensive than has been the be-
fore in Charlotte.
We will pay particular attention to ROOFING and
GUTTERIRG.
Persons wishing any article in our line may rely
upon getting the shortest notice and at the lowest
price.
We have just received large assortment of Parlor,
Cooking and Shop Stoves, which we are DESTROYS OF
selling at very short profits for cash.
MOORE & BYERLY.
January 90, 1854. 20 tt
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NEUFFER, HENDRIX 81. CO.,
Omission MERCHANTS,
for tbe sale Of

Omission MERCHANTS,
for the sale of
Flour, Grain, Bacon & Produce generally
Corner East Bay and Union Wharves
CHARLESTON, S. C.
John Caldwell, Pres't. 5. c. r. r.
D. Rice Dulin, Esq, Charleston.
hEfEHENCES' Rober- Bryce, Esq., Columbia.
J. X. Harrison d Co, Charlotte, NC.
IN presenting the above card would be doing In
Justice feelings not to express our gratitude to
our numerous friends in Georgia. Tennessee, North and
South Carolina, tor their past unwavering patronage,
since our commencement in this business in lS47.
We have nursed this business from its infancy, labor
cd after year doveOpe the of the back
country.
We have battled with the different lines of railroads,
and have instrumental in reducing the freight on
produce to reasonable rates.
We have friends in Europe and the North, and are
prepared to made advances shipments to either
markets.
We would say to friends and the public, that it
will be their to consgn as, pay our
whole attention this business alone.
We will make liberal advances consgnments.
NEUFFER, HENDRIX & co.
April 7, 1854 37-6m.
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The Greatest Works of the Day.

Parley's Panorama ofthe Wonders and curl
osities Of Nature and Art, History and Biography-By
interesting and useful NATTER and with 500
Engravngs o. beautiful illustrative Chart OF the
Globe will accompany this book.
Pictorial History of America, by Good
rich This Book contains 900 large royal octave
and illustrated with 300 Engravngs consisting of
Settlements, Indian Antiquities manners and customs,
Battle scenes, Public Buildings, including large num-
Der of spirited Portraits of the Presidents eminent
Statesmen and military heroes. A beautiful Map OF
Mexico, Texas, Old and New California, and Yucatan
d Persons requested to call and examine the
above Works, at the Bookstore of
ENNISS & ORDER.
Charlotte. june 80. 49tf
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NEW BOOKS.
Ln,t Received II the Charlotte Book Store

Family \ Pocket Bibles; with without Clasps;
Complete Religious Encyclopaedia, by the Rev J.
J.. Brown:
John CaIvin's Institute of the Christian Religion;
BUnyans Pilgrims Progress;
Washington and his Generals by /. Headley;
The Apocalypse unveiled
British EIoquence, by G. A. Goodrich;
Life and Speeches of Henry Clay;
Pictorial History ofthe Wars of the United States
Life and Sayings Of Mrs. Partington;
IIerones of History, by Mary f. Howitti
Flush Times, by Baldwin.
Blackstone, by Donald Mcleod,
Spirit Manifestations;
Hot Corn, or Life Scenes in New York;
Life of John A. Murrel;
The Swamp Steeu, or The Days of Marion and his
Merry Men;
The Laughing Philosophy, Book of Fun;
Fortune Tellers's Own Book
The Southern and Western DTeam-BOOk;
Also, splendid assortment of Stationery.
The Ladies and Gentlemen respectfully solicited
to call and examine.
ENNlSS x CRIDER,
Charlotte, y. c.. 4St Bookseller
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$IO Reward.

go Reward.
DANAWAY from the subscriber or the 18th of April
II last Bright Mulatto Girl, named SARAH. The
said girl is of medium size, trim, genteel figure,
straight black hair, and has bad teeth-!auGhs and
looks confused when spoken to. / purchased her IN
fall of Col. John NJ Potts, of steele Creek,
in which neighborhood she is probably lurking, or she
may be about Providence Pinegille as she is well
acquainted there.
will give the above reward if she is taken in this
county, and SIS if any other county, and delivered
o in Charlotte
June 2, 1854. X. =. WAXING.
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Mattresses Mattresses =!

II ENNERLY & QUINN, take pleasure in announc-
n ing the public that they manufacturing Mat
their Rooms in the Basement of the Brick
Building, occupied by Bryan & Thompson, where they
invite all who may desire springy and well made Mat
to call and examine for themselves Orders from
a distance solicited, and promptly attended to.
10 The highest price paid in Cash for good dry
shucks. K & @.
April ID, 1854. 39-tf
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A LARGE lot of Lyons celebrated Katbairon. an
II Barrys Tricopherous for preserving and beantif,
ing the hair just received the Granite Drug Store
sou PRITCHARD & CALDWELL
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$50 ACRES.

so to 60 of which is first bottom under the pillow.
From 10 80 OF good upland also in cultva-
ton the remainder of the tract in woodland. The
Dwelling House, Cottage ornee, contains four large
and convenient the ground floor with dining
room, room, pantry and library attached by a
covered way. There also on the place barn 70
by 25, two stories high and very conveniently arrang
ed stables for mch and horses all other
sary buildings, such kitchen, negro houses
growing and thrifty orchard containing about 100
trees of different kinds of fruit just beginning to bear.
The situation is of the Tost pleasant and i'm
provabe in the State, commanding full view of the
finest mountain scenery and falling off beautifully in
every direction from the house. To any gentleman in
the low country desiring cool, healthy and pleasant
summer residence presents ap eligible choice. Fur
Their information may be obtained of the undersigned,
by addressing him at Charlotte or Lincolnton.
T. S. w. MOTT.
January 10, 1854. 25tf
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For Sale,
BELVOIR, NEAR LENOIR,

CALDWELL COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA.
THIS place, late the residence of the undersigned is
| offered for sale very accommodating terms, pr-
vately until the first Monday in July next ensuing,
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This preparation is getting INTO all County
The numerous letters receive from various agents.
in saying is of the best the yey a
Cough Medicine now before The public almost invarsS
relieves and not unfrequenty the very cases
When all other Cough Preparations have failed this has
cved the patient as Druggists, dealers in Medicines ae
Physicians can testify Ask the Agent in your nearest iog
what has been his experience OF the effects of this medc
Ii he has been selling it for any length oiime he will tell
III Is THE BEST MEDICINE EXTANT.
Below we give few from letters have rcee'
Iately regarding the virtues OF this medicine.
Dr. s. ). Osn, of Knoxville Ca. says-I have been ushs
your LVerwort and Tar extensively my practice for lbI
rorty over all other articles with which am acquainted
which II IS recommended" -
Messrs. Fitzgerald Banners, writing from WayncY&
N. G. say The Liverwon and Tar is becoming d'H1
more popular IN this Country, and we think Justly ~
who have tired speak in commeEdabe Of it, ard S
very beneficial in alternating the complaints for when
recommended"
Our Agent in Pickens District, S. c. Mr. S. r. Mcfh,
that he uses it with great benefit his OSD
family and recommends it 10 his neighbors" He greg
instance OF Negro woman, in his vicinity who had been
ferng with disease of the Lungs for years attended with
we're cough, who was relieved by the LveTwOr ard
SIch are the good reports hear OF this Medicine ron
parts OF the South For report Of the surprising cures
we would invite the suffering patient 10 read the paHP
which accompanies each bottle. To all, say, have D
have hope
TRY THE MEDICINE!
Be warned in season And neglect not that cough W.T. WI
is daily weakening your constitution irritating your
when so soothing and Healing remedy can be obtained
DE Rogers Syrup OF Liverwort and Tar. , c.op
Beware OF Counerfes and Base limitations The o ,s
inc articles signed Andrew Rogers the engraved VI"
per around each bottle.
Price, 81 per bottle, or six bottles for IS. ,nrn
3J- Sold wholesale and retail by SCOVIL MEAptSnI
Charities St. between Cont and ST. Louis New Orleans, =,
Agents for the Southern States, whom all orders anu
plcatIOns for Agencies must be addressed. C.rJurA
~ Sold also by Fisher & Heirtsh. Priichnrt Sill
CHARLOTTE c. C. Henderson, Lincouton WiE hester Co.
Monroe; A. X. Honesty, Shelby; j. FTone berger
Dallas; Murphy & Black, Concord, NC
. May II, 1851 oH
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Back Creek Male Academy.

THIS Institution is located 10 miles North East Of
Charlotte, N. c., Back Creek Church, and will
be conducted under the supervision of Rev R. F. Taylor
whose experience teacher eminently Qualities hir
for that positio1 The exercises commence on tn
first Monday of January Good riding can be had in
moral and orderly families near the Academy Sc pei
month.
The following the rates of Tuition:
Elementary English Branches, per Session
of months S. 90
English Grammar, Geography, Philosophy,
History, &c., 8 90
Greek and Latin Languages, with HIGHER
Branches of Mathematics 10 so
J. HUNTER,
Sec'y Board of Trustees.
January 6, 1854. 24tf
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PhilOfOkenf

TOR afflicted Females, indeed unfailing friend
u for sale at the Granite Drug Store, where we are
constantly receiving every thing in line, that is
fresh, genuine and pure-low for cash.
PRtTCHARD & CALDWELL.
49f No Granite Row.
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Morris WORKS.,
Corn Starch.

THIS incomparably pure and beautiful article is
L ceedngly healthy, delicious, and economical and
when desired may be used substitute for and in the
same manner ArrOwrOOt. The universal estimation
in which it is held, and the increasing demand for IT
has induced others flood the country with inferior
article of the name. Corn Starch refined, and
prepared expressly for food, be had only al the
Drug and Chemical Store of ~ -
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CHAFEE, ST. AMAND,~ g. CROFT,
No East Bay composite of New Custom Eouse)
CHARLESTON, S. c.
Importers Of and Wholesale Dealers in Foreign and Domestic
Liquors, Wines, Cordials, Segars, Tobacco &c,
LEMON SYRUP OF SUPERIOR QUALITY
J. o. CHAFEE.

instant on updy
yam CounryM Merchants thr
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NC" FlI"Kn
AND
FRESH ARRIVAL.

TNLMS, ALLISON & CO., take pleasure in announc-
IL irg retail dealers and the public generally, that
they are now receiving and selling at unprecedented
prices by Tar the largest and best assorted Stock
Groceries ever brought to this part of the State.
1t would be the intetest of those who buy to sell
again examine their stock before going further,
they buy and sell for cash their prices SHALL BE
SATISFACTORY.
Their stock consists in part follows:
300 bbls. n. 0. Molasses, fine.
SO hhds fine Cuba Molasses,
200 bbls. fine N. 0. Sugar,
100 hhds. &C &C I"
1000 sacks of Salt,
Is tierces new Rice,
500 sacks Rio Coffee, fine,
SO sacks old G. Java,
80 bales Gunny Bagging,
Mining utensils and general assert
ment Of heavy Hardware.
I Choice variety Of Teas,
Fine Cigars, and the finest Tobacco
ever sold in Charlotte.
Choice variety Of all articles kept
for family use.
500 kegs Northern Nails,
10000 lbs. White Lead,
1000 lbs. Roping,
100 boxes Adamantine, Sperm and tall
low Candles.
10 casks best London Porter.
60 choice English Dairy Cheese.
u All kinds of Produce bought at the highest
CASH prices, or taken in exchange for Groceries
at Cash Prices.
ELMS, ALLISON & CO.,
Al Jno. Wells's old stand.
Cha riottP, March 81. 36.tf
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India ChOlapOpue

THE greatest FEVER and AGUE Medicine in III,
l. world for salqby
49f PRITCHARD & CALDWELL.
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CataWba Spring S

AGAIN OPEN
For Tie reception Of Visions anil IraveLIerS.
LEE2%s& THE Proprietor would announce to the
SsS11P public generally, that he is prepared TO
GiFYessF accommodate increased number of vlsI-
l> tors. Every attention will b. paid to their
comfort. His table will always be bountfully supplied
with the best the afford An increase OF
patronage is solicited.
V. STIREWALT,
June is, 1854 I7-3m Proprietor.
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Cleaver's Celebrated Honey Scan,
$50 Or. Quinine,
Lyons Kathairon

UST Received, at the Granite Drug Store
u 49tf PRITCHARD CALDWELL
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GEORGE N. HOPE,
PLAIN AND ORNA ENTAIL
PLASTEF
Residence next house to the Catholic Church.
Charlotte, N. C. Orders from The country pune.
tually attended to. March "a, '54.-ly.
MEDICAL NOTICE.
TNR. P. Z. CALDWELL. has associated his SON Dr
IL JOSEPH w. CALDWELL, with him in the Prac
tice of Medicine. Office, end story in Elms' new brick
building, near the Courthouse.
March "a, 1854 35tf
N. BAH persons indebted to by accounts are
requested to settle the at n early day.
Mar "a P. G. CALDWELL.
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Spices, &c.
n UTMEGS, Mace, Spice, Cloves, Peppers, Ginger
Y best articles-for sale at
PRlTCHARD & CALDWELL,
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For Invalids.
FRESH PEARL BARLEY,
" SAGO,
TAPIOCA
Just received and for sale bv
FISHER & HEINITSH.
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THE FRIENDS YEARLY MEETING.

The meetings of the Hicksite Friends at Rose and Hes
terss yesterday, gave indications of having settled down
into the quiet which usually charaeerzes them The a.
tendance at Rose-st was good. The morning meeting
was entirely silent
The ate ndance at Hoscr-st. was thin d. = Brown
and others spoke at the morning meeting The Southern
Friends Samuel " Jannoy OF Virginia, and Rebeeca
Price OF MARYLAND have cone visit To the FRIENDS on
Long Island and Rachael Barker OF Poughkeepse, mas
returned home The less distinguished Friends from DIS
lance have mostly dispersed TO their homes III their ohar
acterstoaly quiet and orderly manner.
The Orthodox Friends held two public meetings Tor wor-
shin Yesterday in the Ochardst Westinghouse on whch
occasions both stories OF the building crowded the
YEARLY Nee ing having attracted very large attendance
The Maine Friends Eli Jones ard Sybll Jones who ar
rived in the Asia in attendance TO she regret OF
many Having been kep long while absent from Their
home by their European visit they felt Il 10 be their dairy
10 proceed East with only few days delay.
4 large number Of Orthodox Friends OF both sexes
spoke yesterday, among whom were Friends h9aS Oh
Indiana Eddy Of this State, and phebe underhl, as"
of New-York we believe. Their COMMUNICATIONS ap-
reared TO elicit very earnest and profitable attention rom
the large assemb ages for whose tdcaon they we're ye
This branch of Friends will the business sessions
of their Yearly Meeting tomorrow morning m the Or-
chard-st me cng-house. They viii be closed against the
public.
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HAVANA.
gowns.

The U. s. Mail steamship Empire CITY, John Me"o"an
commander arrived at this port yesterday She len New
Orleans Nay &C. at A NJ, for New-fork' VIA havana
at which port she arrived on tbe 9eih
Having landed the mails and passengers, she sailed
same day, al 5 p. NJ, for this port.
The Empire City brings large cargo, 200 passengers
and go, 900 in specie on freight
There was nothing of interes. occurring in Havana.
June g. at 10 A. NJ, Cape Hateras W.S.W, blowing
Gale from Me- With heavy sea, spoke schooner compi-
snee Of Providence in distress with deck load of lum-
her The sea being too high to lower boat, told the
captain to make sail and stand to westward and the Em
pe City would her ont Of the Gulf Stream to sound
ngs in smooth water After two unsuccessful attempts
, bsvsey IN board the schooner and commenced tow
mo her when the hawser slipped or WOE cast of and the
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.r,IL LA1ER YARIIcuLARs.

LArER PAkIIeoLAtS.
Mr.. wskhm and the negro boy are still alive, sroan
aimed io their recovery The object OF ne nur9erer
,es me- TO have been robbery but in this inc memo Wa
foled the two servant girls who slept IN ~. o
81 thc house hearing the OF murder processing i.oa
below escaped from window out upon oaeA ' =, ~
alarmed the neighbors. The murderer, upon sos " o
girls room and finding they had ned escaped "o" ''e
house without plunder1ng. -. cr;,
The persors alarmed by the girl were Joseph Sorwin
VIM Belts and DIR. Carpenter who came imneass ~
the house; but the murderer had He'd leaving oe"1u nun
his hat, which had been recognized as oeio"kln1 ~.
Nicholas Dane Tracks of blood were LETT from Tue ee
of the monster as he passed out of the house IL seems
that after his discharge Wednesday he hung about ho
nremises and made of threats toward the gr ren
for marryI him. at,rbuting her refusal 10 the %'c
given her By Mr.. and Mrs. Wicknan. .
On Friday morning he left the house took ms trunk anu
vent 70 Greenport. There he LETT the trunk ana on na
b, i supposed 70 have walked back to the residence oil
NJ vi. khan a distance Of about ten miles, oToAe n.e
tho PREMISES and doubt intended 20 masaeI al va
the house and would have accomplished tho o9oy -
Nd NOT The Girls been awakened by the cries oi hs
Nm Tn a. the latest account arrest haa been MADE
and was supposed that the murderer was ~
nod or persbance making his way toward New-io rk'
The Inhabitants however were our ~ u III :; u
and mo- doubt the monster will be captured lie de-
rbcd IA beiug six feet hight broad shoulders black
hair inclined TO curl high cheek bones ana tis', rolling
walk cbews tobacco freely, and Is ABOUT t"eu!-esh
years of age. ...; .. H., rL
Martin of Riyerhead who the City last evening TO
notify the friends and relatives Of the deceased
pS-Justice Osborne was at Ravenswood l. L. when
tho novs Of this most atrocous murder arrived and I'M
edstelv took such measures in his power to pre-
vent the escape of the murderer On his arrival in the
Ctv he dispatchei Officers Downing and Lord two Of the
most efficient Police officers in the department 10 Cut
eborue with instructions TO make thorough search for
the assassin and render all the aid in their power to the
local authorities in bringing him to justice
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NEw-YoRK STATE PHoSETIo AssooiArIos-A society
with he above has been organized il tbs State for
tie purpose of spreading the principles OF the Phonetic
system of Writing and Spelling in every legitimate way
Mr. Williamson Of Troy is President and b. B. Smith,
Granville and L. Barrett Whitehall, the Secretaries
Ii is desirable that every Phonographer should Join this
Association which he may by subscribing to the cOnsiiu-
ton and paying entracee fee OF twenty-five cent? ana
an annual subscription Of least fifteen cents, which
shall entitle him or her TO copy Of The American
Paose.c almanac and Register and TO continue mem
bers only during their willingness 20 co0perae-seeord-
ING to their abiy-in carrying out the objects OF the
Association as set forth in the constitution. Applications
for membership be addressed TO the Secretary as-
a. COMMANDED with the entrance fee.