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Total, sis, 1000.

1t will be observed that since the revolution, which
nearly Of the date of the gold discoveries
increase Of bank capital in Paris has been about $40
London has been about $40 in the PERIOD
and in New York about s5oOO0oO The Paris capital ac
uay paid up has been the basis of far larger opera
tons than in either of the other cities, as follows
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yiSNEkAL AGENCY AT WAsAiNGTOr.-The sui
" scrber formerly OF Richmond, Virginia, having
office In this city,
Department. tenders his claimants the
especially for services kuuntie
and pensions under the recent acts Of Congrers
Having purchased the OF David Darlington
he has Perhaps the only index which
Of revolutionary papers the auditors Office
Richmond. He has very papers
the other public Offices the Capitol Of Virginia. These and
Accommodations experience
title him hope that nristed him just will
able show where the claimant himself may entirely
unable I.
For claims under the Of Sd March, 1855 giving 100
Of land all battle days.
charges will be- very moderate. FELIX RICHARDS.
R.rEREHcKs.
Hon. Henry A. Wise, Accou,ac, Virginia.
James LYONS ESQ.,, Richmond Virginia.
james T. Hea'h late Commissioner Of Pensions, Richmond
Virginia. 84e#s
Stafford II. Parker, Richmond Virginia.
Hon. John b. Pendieon, Virginia.
Hon. Samuel Chiffon, Washington, D. G
William J. Ward esq, Baltimore.
Lewis Timberlake, esq, New York
March 7-dAcply" Ns
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ny ,. q. MCGUIRE, Auctionssr.
q nO0 ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD FIRST
poUUU Mortgage bonds onI shall cell at my auction
SATURDAY Otohr With, at clock, $4,000
Orang Aisxandra Rair0a first mortgage bonds.
Terms cash, bankable mnds JAMES e. MCGUIRE
24-dkds Aucuoneer,
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IIJALK Crwyonr. r. the black board, sold
Cor the wahsm by the UNDERSIGNED Box q ~
crayons 60 cents. FRANCK TAYLOR
Septa |
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There has been decline of apparently y cent per pound
average, consequent upon the difficulties embracing higb
prices of food for the past year The market now re-
mains quet and sales not large, rates equal s for
fair New Orleans The demand good but
the high eights operate against exportsaes
canal IS so SO G2, SO rs for extra Canada IS g.
50 rs southern SIS 81 50 37 Corn meal, 81 SO 81 III
Wheat in demandsales red southern 81 10 81 95
do. white, So 50 10; Canada white, 50 10 So IL Rye
81 II. Oats AZ cents State western As so cents Corn
6rmmixed western, 81 90 cents do yellow, 92 cents
Pork sells at S2l go prime mess S22 SO s23 mess Beef
country mess, S13 Sl4. Lard, ~ IL cents But
ter, 1tls IS cents for Ohio Rice, "a 81 cents.
The stock market has been very heavy Bear operations
have been large, the strength Of the foreign affairs
operators have succeeded depressing prices
is not difficult at call i; but larger gins are re-
CURED money is requisite to carry the same stocks
There is demand certain State stocks for banking
purposes, but the supply Is good.
Yours, PRENTICE.
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lRwso LyoEun-By reference to advertising columns
viii be that the anniversary Of the formation OF this
body will be celebrated this evening at the Smithsonian In
stute Prof. Alexander Dmtry, the orator Of the
son needs words OF commentator his extended reputa
ton OF talent finished scholar, and eloquent
speaker, will be sufficient 70 insure him crowded house
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NATIONAL THEArRE.-The nimitable little Fairy Star
made her second appearance ss night for this The
night very disageeabe but the audience braved nd
and water and went home in ecssses usual when this lit
tie fayore plays We think she would show of to much
better advantage if abe had company playing with her
which could render her support instead Of leaving it to her
alone to entertain the audience. To this just
that should make exception-Mr Jefferson il de-
cidedy fayore with the audience and very justly shares
their applause but he believe, is the only of the
company who displays peculiar fitness for the boards
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BY J. @. MCGUIRE, Auct.ons.r.


A AGNIFiCENT RpsEwooD GRAND PIANOS, SPLENDID
M paIor furnure elegant bocoe and lace curtains
horses, On Friday morning October 49, 70 O'Clock.
Me- a I'm saa M
his elegant furniture and effects, viz
Magnificent octave grand piano, Ead
stating of French sofns, chairs, and twelve pao,
SAs enc mssd in rich green and gold erocatee the ohe
Suites Of broeateie window curtains match, lined
superior and gil, French muntel clock
Two beautiful 24gh gilt and Bohemian glass chandeliers o
candles
Number . engrayngs in Handsome gil, francs
Walnut extension dining table, sideAoard
Mahogany har-spring sofa and chairs
French china dinner, nesse and tea sets
Manoeany and walnut chamoer furniture
Feather and hair holsters and pillows
Toilet sets. tawel stands. looking glasses
Handsome daiaask and c.iniz curtains, &c
Mahogany writing desk revolving Office chairs &C.
Together with large and c1csen, Of kitchen
quisites.
AT 3X O'CLOCK.
French bsoushe. .ai. by Lawrence fNsw York ., Il
old, Of fine style aad aclicn, and perfectly sound
One silver plated carriage harness
One Sc, buggy harness, horse covers, SC.
$50 under, credit or60 and
90 days. for satisfactorily endorsed notes. bearing
Oct6--d Aucionecr
CARDThe Of the public called tue sso Of
elegant cabinet urnre rich broatele curtains mantel mir
take place the residence OF the
Mexican minister street. between llth and 18th Streets on Fri
day morning, Octuber %, commencing At 10 o'clock
Special called the sale OF handsome French ba
splendid matched carriage
plated double harness, &C., take place
premises an o'clock preciseythe whole forming
elegant establishment ever offered 1t public
sale.
Oct oa--da Auciioneer.
SUPERIOR sILVER-PLATED GOODs.--I have
y y silver plated goods, ps
albaa "copper" which will sell at surprisingly low
prices.
Plated SETS which bear imitation to the riches
English silver sets
Casters large variety Of beautiful patterns
Walters trays, all sizes
Spoons FORKS ladies', butter knives, &c. double plate on
the bes abata
Cake askets, salad castors, pickle stands
Salt stands liquor stands, csndiesttcks
the dish and forming dishes
dishes, card receivers, gobless, mngs
Tonst racks, kettles coffee pitchers
Tnnkads, spoons, fish knives, sc.
nbove articles by examining
OF folly Of investing in slvs
they durable goods which hear close
silver al less than ono tenth of the cost - 49,
octaa aaw6rif Iron Hail.
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ID NSARO TAYLOR's NEW WORK.-fnda, China and
ID japan. by bsyurd Taylor. 81 so.
The Private Life Eastern by member OF the house
hold OF his late Majesty Nussir UDecn King Of Dude rs cents
The Old Commodore by the author Of Rat'n the Reefer ga
y Kitchen Garden by y. g. Delamer. 25 cents.
The Miscra Dauthter; by Answorh. 95 cents.
Japan Around World OF three visits The
Japanese Empire &c hyJ. w spsding o the United states
rate Mi.sissip flagship OF the expedition with eight H.
lrsiraions. in Nni 81 rs.
Just publshed, and Tor sale Mt
TAYLOR 4 MAURY's
Oct rs Bookstore, 9Th
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The Washington Philharmonic Society will give their 6rst
public rehearsal OF the their ROOM at
Hail. this evening The performances will consist Of seec-
tons IRON the most popular embracing chorue
qnsrtets duets, solos, de- Professor j. c. Foertsch will
preside at the piano We doubt not from the talent which
the society contains, that it win be a brilliant affair.
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Total, e,7so,iis

The export for that period very large, and caused
money be DEAR ranging per cent per month for best
commercial paper As tho harvest approached and crops
forward with returning confidence in FraAce the panic
demand subsidized Coins per cent. in value here
mostly for silver which now however, is far less necessary
since gold is generally used in France.
The rates of exchange firm at the close the
packet but good bank endorsements as low as
per cent The export of specie last week reached
with arrangements for considerable shipments this weeka
fact which has renewed of confidence although the
bank for the week show specie as fol-
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TUE hry-fourh annual win commences on
Monday @sd o October, 1855, and March
Thomas Miller, NJ d., Professor Anatomy Physoory
WIN e Johnston D. Professor Of Obstetrics and Diseases
Joshua R.iey NJ D. Professor OF Maena Msdcs
and Hygiene.
Jno Fred May, NJ. d. Principles aAd Practice Of
Grafton Tyler NJ anthology aud Practice of Ned
Lewis Steiner, A. D., Professor Chemistry Pharmacy
Edw.rd NJ Scott, N. D., Prosecor and Dsmonsus,or.
Like mos. smnr institutions Europe which
s regular lectures are given and The wards tor clinical
The entire for lectures 500
Practical Anatomy by the 10
ZEE payable only once
admission 10 the medical and surgical clinic without charge
me lectures will be given The afternoon and evening thereby
enabling those engaged III business
tend : =
For further information, address
THOMAS MILLER, M. d.
E4-s Faculty.
b. Medical desiring situation a. esident SUDDEN,
National College, requested 10 max by et
Ter 10 Joshua Riley NJ d. the washington infrnary
hospital Instruction fhoss s.siy application VIII
have Six to be chosen before the Isl October
July 10 eod,is,NovdAsw
ITEM pieces those extra thick, glossy, snd
me black silks such as we had dollar yard They
ket a, tina, price he past twenty years
Also. full stock OF all other napy in the
~ pieces habit cloths coor, clouk snas
~ pieces cloak satns, assorted coors with rich coaks
satn, and velvet.
Jew supplies received daily.
One price only Those Judges goods have much
Delay settling bills presen. expected
Good articles low price and fair dealing be relied III
cases. PERKY BROTHER,
g Central 5tores' bull ing,
Oct l9--lOidH Opposite Centre Market
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addition reach the parry
Certificates transmitted this present
Ice should he duly assigued United
lied to receive the purchase money.
for these by upon the n.sIs,
mi reasurc IT Boston, New York, Phsdspha
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
Aug 4-dinNoy30 Intel. Sarl
Great Sale OF Town Lots In Kentucky city.
al public QUERY and consIaus nom day % day uni
. S!; re. % IN. ,.pd ,Sw,n aud ,s
all the lots will be sold without. and
LIBERAL TERMS,
both As 70 time and manner q payment,
lucky upon MISSISSIPPI rss fifteen mites
MOUTH or THE ONO,
md Jus, below and the p:sn. Town o. Columbus and
ssa, r.lo.4 northern a%ass sp'''
and r. @ q Is. @ % q he
liant PROSPECTS, q c,y oun.sy situated, and .s.
hmssi Ksn,acIy Cay has high and
ouas Sss sss ssr ."s q. Il = srSss
;s A ps. :. s ny
ssai;;.ssy ss
Mobile and OHIO having
% &C. BY ne s
aSsd y Me- y me s ssnns sa with die
sssr!:ssa - AIsa.... Ts.s
the bank q the river
Tine mSs Us
sishd with The The cotton, the and tropical Fruits
II ase and
Mississippi and Ohio rivers with their and sussSy sa
% 0 s.F ~: ~ -four .a o5
Atlantic and ths Of kss The
e .a ss''s, ss
Dopnscy as:ss brilliant city thu.
and blessed win combination Of 50 many natural aud a-
eIsdi! Of and two with personal
credit without sscui'y the
BEN T. s b; EAnhos Cay,
Company. q ne
ss ss:ss ssss
y The mobile and Ohio
VI, !: s:ssh,
:. o. ,, sn,m ns,,.' S SSRISs.
rHosE EXTRA FINE AND CHEAP BLANKETS
ss... .s and cheap blankets Of American
We now have .anssisn demand win full
nsns s.pns
goods or permit 70 .sore
acs inevitable confusion in accounts
.c.n PERRY s,.. ns y, ,s,,,,n.
Oct I6--dl0tf opposite Centre Market
ESPECIALLY school children.--2 eases small size
D ow-pric.a umbrellas for school children ,.r
small figured awoot mousseline for chldren's
pieces Hollands Color
dcn's They the durable article known for
20 pail. sa s e1is sad cradle blankets.
Is pieces fine white aannes for nfxns wear
Additional supplies All kinds Of spur. linen goodso
70 pairs Of those argesizs American
.,. a,,,o.. 49,. - o,x x,,nk
Hence uford sell remarkably cheap
All bills must he promptly settled when presented.
Good articles low rec and fair dealing be relied all
PERRY 4 BROTHER,
"Centa Bt0res,' west building,
Oct l9-f0tdn 0pPurite Centre Market
hoses gsnm' silk shirts, pnce q Is, value ~ 50
do % pscs a. 70 value Is 90
xi.ss g.nn' Thick warm cheap and fine undeshirs
and drawers, II low prices.
black cioths cashmere, and vestins coo
qualities that can be relied
go pieces medium hne white hannes
20 pieces NOR o and cheap French menos.
MOURNING GOODS, stock always full
LINEN GOODS, imported orders Others eiected with
stock large. and a. prices uniformly low
enabled the Of
III PERRY 4 BROTHER,
"Centrai stores, west building,
Oct l6-l0tdf Opposite Centre Market
Washington House,
formerly Gadsbys,
Northwest OF Third and Pennsylvania avenue,
WasAirsfon City, d. G.
coRBAN. BAKER, Proprietor.
Oct l7-dimo
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This increase Of specie indicates that the interior demand
has subsidized Money continues in fair demand there
more disposition loan call good securities with
large margin since there desire TO have funds under
troll in view of uncertain future The depostes
banks affords indication that the proceeds
of produce beginning be realized and accumulate in
bank.
The cotton exports for the year appear been
comparatively as follows:
United States Cotton Crop
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OFFICE sIF THE CONSOLIDATED LOTTERIES
OF MARYLAND.
following numbers the Maryland Cons0li
dat ed Lottery, class 33, drawn October 49, 1865
lst ID "a 9Th 7ih sth oh 10th Ilth 18th 18th
SO Is l8 68 - 20 12 80 l Ia AZ
The following the Pa,apsco
Lottery, No 27o drawn October -, 1855:
lat I'd 3D. 9th 7h 9th 9th 10Th llth 10Th
40 s8 70 IL 80 AZ 81 Cl 20 %
General Agent for the Contractor Baltimore.
LKm'L Ropxnrs Commissioner.
Ucl25-lt
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Washington House,
Formerly Gadsby's,)
Northwest corner OF Third avenue,
Wa,Airsfor City, D. G.
CoRBAN BAKER, Proprietor.

For Rent Lease
TOR one more year, dwelling
o. between l and 18TH streets, and near the War Depart
4ftfs
Of the house there Ia wea
towards the garden
besides grounds immediately around aad the Of
In order and at the time to
perfectly cellars have been
the hack buildings There the premises
stables and three houses All Of which be
paired remedeled if necessary.
ALSO, FOR RENT OR LEASE,
large dwelling Pennsylvania avenue between Eth
10th
The house has Al estensvo
use 81 "A nftxen-feet alley II required
The accommodation of
family well adapted 70 the accommodation of Of
other there being confectionery
Immediately in the vicinity Of
For terms Ac, &C apply TO Mr.. Cons, tho Surgeon Gen
erals Omce IA Windcrs Building
is--eod3w
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tE -sbpDs f. at GENrLEMEN--P. J. STEER,
~ sor ha- received and beautiful Of
fail gods, 10 which he fully invites The at
of his and the pubic
auon and varied stock Of cloths csssmeres and
genenens furnishing
goods also very iect and complete; such ns--
arts, ks, ties,
Surpenhcrs. hosiery
silk, cotton, and woolIen understands drawers, kc.
He make clio hing order short notice In
style of unsurpassed elegance, and at fair prices
choice styles.
AS seventh
Sert
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~ a,stIs6E W. MOK t1il Attorney Counsellor at
VI law United States commissioner
Of Claims No. ~ Wall street, New York.
Hon Nelson. Jusuce United 5tacs supreme Court
H. Fish, United General j. g. Tcitan Corps
Uncd NJ Blair, solicitor the Court
Of iams; r. H. Gle esq and Major Arnold Harris Washing
IN
oei iu-WF&sun3m
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n5- a meeting Of Equal Division No. i SONS of
held October ga 1885, the following resolution
adopted, to vii;
Of depressed condition of
OF back dues the
division the be, and the
hereby. RENTED In full
Oct
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Medical Books.
WOODS Practice of Medicine 3 9 vols. 4th edition.
w D,ch-'s Dispeusalsry; vol! 10th edition.
WAtssDs Practice of rbysic.
pickron's Element OF Medicine.
Geos- M Foreign Hodes IN the Ar-Passagcs.
Mackenzie III. Eye; by Hewson
Ia Roche Yellow Fever q vols.
koI,ker'. Microscopltal Anatomy.
Gttffth's Universal rormu'ary.
many Others, old aud for sale northern prices.
Oct rs FRANCK TAYLOR.
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ATTORNEY GENERALS OFFICE. 4.
Diplomatic Of Spanih Pfceroys.lt the prac
Spanish during the reign of Charles and
his the Austrian dynasty to delegate to Span
sh vceroys governors and captain generals the jus tcga
tionis, well in Europe in Asia and America and that
delegation recognised by the public law OF Lurope
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lry-Thc frat annual anniversary of tho formn. Ion
irving yceua celebrated the Smithsonian nstit
evening Thursday the 25h IN O'Clock
will be delivered by Prof Alexander
Dimiiry, Of Louisiana.
The public respectfully invited 10 attend
By ORDER ED. 4. MATHEWS,
Oct 23-H Secretary.
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ny EGR APH.
ArrirnL of he Africa.

Arrival of the Africa.
HALIFAX Oct. 24The royal mail steamer Africa arrived
here night wihone weeksater advices from Europe She
brings Liverpool dates to October TO- and several days later
accounts from the Crimea.
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YHE ihrtyourih annual of commence
1856. - -
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THURLOw WEED RETIREs IN DIsGUsT-HIs
BIoGRAPHY.-Upon the report that Thurlow
Weed was about to retire from the editorial
management of the Albany Journal, our graft
fed philosophers Of the Tribune have given us
q biographical sketch of their hero, which
makes him one of the most exalted men of the
age. But what are the facts? Mr.. Weed has
been dexterous wireworker in party caucuses,
conventions and legislatures. He has con-
trived, also, to work his machinery in the best
possible manner in regard to the lions share
Of the spoils. He has "put money in his
purse" by the simple rule of appropri-
ating every man and everything to the main
chance that would pass as "a good enough
Morgan, till after the election" He can now
afford to retire, especially as the complications
of the piebald, ring-streaked and striped con
glomoration which now makes up the Seward
alliance are too much for an old fogy whose
long generalship has been limited to the CON-
paratively simple scene shifting of the defunct
wing party. A quartette, consisting of some
such geniuses as Fred. Douglass, Gcrrit Smith,
Big Thunder and Lucy Stone, would now be
best suited to take the helm Of the Albany
Journal as the central organ of that indescriba-
BILE bundle of denominations known as the Sew
ard Holy Anti-Slavery Alliance. Weed is
getting too old and hide-bound. Let him re-
tire
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Albany Aug. $3.50 p NJ
The receipts OF -four and wheat at water for bs,
rst week OF August show increase equal TO 600 n
1910 Dds over the corresponding week Of last year The,
receipts here to-day have been very light FourPrces
unchanged sales 800 800 bbs Wheat-sale. in small
lots at % 10 81 2s for inferior Canadian and ~ Is
Tor white Michigan Corn better Sales 10 900 blu heels
mixed az s5lsc. aoat and 800 bushels on private
terms; Receipts by canal to-day Isl bbs -four IL $40
bushels corn; 400 bushels oats
Brrraro August s-s:3OP NJ
Flour unchanged. Sales 100 bbs at IS So Is for
good to choice Wisconsin; So SIX SO Is for good 20 ex
ira Illinois, Michigan and Southern Ohio Wheat lower
saes: Oo0 bushels new white Ohio at 81 o. and or
outh. Upper Lake Spring, at 81 So Corn in good de
mand Tor billing contracts and dstilling sale.
10000 bushels at 7oc. IKE. closing at the outsd
hgues including 10 0O0 bushels deliverable the l5
OF August TO the 18th Of September at Tic Oats steady
saes: GOO bushels ut 4Sc. Whskey more active and
in better supply sacs 100 bbs at &c Lake imports
for the last twentyour hours: -four, III bbs; wheat
IA s15 usles; corn, 2s2 bushels oats 30 O5 bush
els. Canal exports for the time: -four 1877 bbs
wheat, AGO bushels; corn, so 373 bushels.
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BY MAGNETIC AND PRINTING TelEGRAPHs.


SYRACUSE, August 8, 1855.
The Liquor Dealers Convention assembled at Corinthan
Hall at hapast O'Clock this afternoon was called
to order by Col. French of New York, whose motion
?. G. Maloney, ESQ., of New York, was called to the
chair, and Mr. Booth, of Duchess county, appointed
secretary.
committee on credentials was then ordered and an
pointed. The question arose how the delegates
were to be admitted. After a spirited debate it was
agreed to call by counties.
debate here ensued between Mcssrs vanderpool and
French, of New York. in which personal illusions
we're made which seemed likely to disturb the harmony
OF the meeting The debate grew out of a motion TO ap
point committee to examine credentials Mr.. vanderpoo
asserting that it matter of disrespect to the chair
and charging Mr.. French with evncng desire to lead
delegates.
Amidst considerable excitement and confusion the
Chairman called the counties alphabetically and after he
had concluded the following resolution was read by Mr.
DEAN of New York.
Resolved, That delegate be admitted TO a seat in
this Convention who is not liquor dealer.
A very exciting debate took place upon this.
Mr. FRENCH explained the resolution, by saying II in
cluded almost everybody, and offered amendment
covering his explanation, which adopted.
Mr.. FRENCH moved that at the subsequent sessions Of
the convention be admitted except delegates and
reporters. Carried
The Convention then adjourned until half past
P. n.
EVENING SESSION.
At halfpast seven O'Clock the Convention assembled
again.
Mr. vASDRPooI thought il necessary to make an cx.
PLANTATION Of the misunderstanding between himself and
Mr. French in the afternoon
Mr. FRENCH followed with corresponding remarks He
limited at fusion and remarked in such event. they
would elect their candidates.
motion was then made to appoint delegate from
each Judicial district to nominate permanent officers
Adopted.
The Convention took a for fifteen minutes
when the committee reported Lyman Powers, Of Troy,
President; N. X. Buncc New York G. b. King, Brook
yn; }. Golden, Herkmer; NJ McQuade, Attica; Hiram
Feet Rochester; J.. L. White, Binghamton; and Charles
Kamp, Buffalo, Vice Presidents; and L. W. shafer and j.
Mclver, Secretaries.
II about ten O'Clock when the officers took their
eats