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Marine Disaster.

BosToK, Jan 2s-The Cape Cod telegraph re-
ports that the schooner Arcturus, Of Saco, Maine,
went ashore yesterday on Great Harbor Bar.
The crew were all saved, though badly frostbitten.
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n,rTgE TO AID THE NoRFoLK AND PORTSMOUTH
SurrERERs-The Relief Committee appointed ey
the citizens during the prevalence of yellow fever m
To close their administration and hand over the re-
mainder of the fund In their custody to the proper
authorities in Norfolk and Portsmouth Al claims
81 OF February. or they will not be paid.
lass BY ORDER OF THE COMMITTEE.
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r. The Patent. Right Man and his Pc

y5r The Patent Right Man and his Pet
csRp-Our attention has frequently been called to
= pet card of this man. which has appeared and re-
TO have been written by his friend 1t 10 too
mnch like his former productions to be attributed to
another Its style and lansuageEs natural to him.
that to find fault with him for it, would be equisa
lent to finding fault with hog for gruntng or an ass
for braying 1t is natural for them, and we have no
idea of condemning them for 1t. .,,ox,
jas ID. r oi1"oNo'
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GEsERous.-On the day after the accidental
burning of Ex-Lieut Governor Leake's residence,
at Madison q. H. s900 was subscribed by the citi.
zens of that place to rebuild dwelling for their
popular neighbor
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M. P. sIMoNs.
~ A Letter from the Rev. DR.. john Cs
1icCabe, Of Hampton, Va. ,o.r

Having had occasion to use BAKERS PREMIUM
BIrTERs in my family within the last two yeas In
cases of dyspepsia and nervous hesdache can safely
say have never used any remedy for these dstress
inT nalades with 30 signal success as this. have
ever carefully avoided recommending any OF the var
Gus nostrums with which the country v Hooded, be-
cause believe in majority OF cases, they do more
tried under my Immediate observation, and produced
such beneficial results do not feel at liberty to with
JNO. C.. McCABE.
,snaraIly5 oc 80
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Geo. p, Hall has been arrested in New York. on
me charge Of ebezzling Slo9 900 belonging 70 his
employers 10 Melbourne, Australia, from which
place be had hed. ~
Hon JeM Davis has been elected T. g. Senator
~ tue Mississippi Legislature
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n A change for Bargains in Embroide
RIEs, FANCY GOODS, TRIMMINGS, &c.-The subscri-
Der contemplating change in his present business
win, from this day, sell his whole stock of EMBROI
DERIES, FANCY ARTICLES, RIBBONS, TRIM
MINGS, &o., at and below cost, for cash. Az his
stock 10 well assorted yet all in want of the above
named goods would do we'll to give him call pre-
vious his removal to No. IS Main street, great
ducernents offered at isHEq #af
J. L. WELLS Fancy and Trimming Store,
Isl Broad street.
FOR RENT-The store and DWELLING at present CO.
If desired. Apply on the premises.
ia l0-d1m* 1S1 BROAD STREET.
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err g m oval.- CIiidren,s and Youths
CLoTHING.-The undersigned has taken the store
Main street, opposite to the American Hotel, where
he would be pleased to see his friends and customers
He intends carrying on the MERCHANT TAILOR
ING BUSINESS in all its branches He also in
tends keeping full assortment of YOUTHS and
spectfully solicits call from those in want.
jal-Im* j. II, RIDDICK.
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Sinking OF a Ferry Boat-Narraw Escape
Ofner Passen gers.

NV YORK, Jan. 26.-The Staten Island Ferry
Boat Columbus, while on her passage this morning.
with q large number of passengers. was cut
through by the floating ice, and sunk near the
mouth Of East River. The passengers were all
saved by getting on the ice, from whence they
were taken in small boats to the dock
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II To the Ladies.--Dowden's ID Q n
FLUID acknow lodged BY all Dentists to be the
best preparation for the Teeth in II has in fact
superseded all Tooth Powders and other injurious
compounds Used as q cosmetic, it whtens and soft
the Skin imparts beautiful glow to the
pexion, and efectually prevents it from chappipg-
fists of this city For sale by BENNETT & BEERS,
PURCELL, LADD CO., ADIE & GRAY LAID
LEY ROBINSON, GRUBBS APPERSON, and
all Druggists ja 14-Sn
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NEwsYoRK, Jan 27-The steamer Transport.
d the Camden and Amboy line, went ashore this
morning on the West Bank in the lower Bay,
where she still remains Assistance has been sent
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spUcrAr NOTICES.

O. Special NOfice.-1'hc particular ~ AZ
tentiou Of the Ladies' 10 requested to the sale Of MIL
iinery Fancy Goods, &c.. at the rooms Of Mrs M a,
49, - e. 81, COOK Co.
iWtt Auctioneer
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w Captain Canot. the hero of the ccle.
brated work, Iwenty Years Of an African SLAYER"
Captain Canot's brother has long been the attend.
ant and friend and Is now Medeess en- Casf, of the
Extract from letter, written by the Captain to
Major Stockbridge, of the Fountain Hotel, Balti.
more:
RHEUMATISM CURED.
Having called on me on the 10Th Of April, and
seen me Frustrated my bed, useless in all my limbs
You can appreciate nearly well myself the
prompt relief received from Hamptons Vegetable
Tincture.
81 have been under the treatment OF several phy.
sieians in London and Paris without any apparent
benefits also, while in New York, having tried the
ing been tormented with salvanic batteries cold and
aromatic baths and hundreds Of internal and external
medicines, all to no effect am far cured by this
hampton's Vesetsbe Tincture only. Therefore, my
dear SIR, accept Of the assurance Of my gratitude
.TaEo. cAsor.n
Delicate Ladies and children win please give Il
Call and get Pamphless, and see cures Of Coughs
Bronchitis Rheamaiism, Liver Complaint, serofals
Sold b. 8. 4. sTRsckER and a' PURCELL LApp
& CO., Richmond; BY DR.. COOKE, Fredericksburr; by
al the Drusgists in Petersburg BY MORTIMER
moW6hAf. bslamore' and BY Druggists and Store.
6r u per bottle; 9 bottles for ss 10
NJ Card.--Thomas w. Keesee, Auctiou-
Ger, (Oice with George J. Sumner, No 20 Pearl s.
will attend In person to the sale Of Real Estate,
Household Furniture, Stocks Of Merchandise, Homes
ALso.-To Renting out Houses and Hirins out Ne
n Mark tho Improyemenf.-sHebsen Of
me American shaving saloon, y burpishing up hia
sss;ommossns place for the Iscspies q Esn and
Ne viii soon have his pless handsomely rcnewed,--
IL has heretofore been and VII continue 10 be- the
resort Of the old the middleaged and the young for
all who want an asrsesbe Shave, " their Hair cut
y style unsurpassed By any one win surely End
Hnbson or his polite employees 90, then % Hobs0n
and got csen nice shsys, your hair cut Ia keconina
style, and take rood Hot Cold o. Shower Dath and
you Win come sway better and wtAer.
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rhe weather in Boston,

BOSTON, Jan. 26-The weather here during the
past forty-eigh hours has been clear and steadily
cold, the thermometer averaging about deg. above
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I'd. Commercial Convention.
The Mayor of Charleston has appointed eighty
delegates to the Southern Commercial Convention
TO be held In this city the present week
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e DIR. o. A. Crenshaw, office I43 Main
by DR.. Haskins. ja7-2in~
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MARRIED. Rev. Antoinette l.. Brown, Of New
York, the well known advocate of 'womans
rights was married on Thursday last, to Mr.
Samuel c. Blackwell, Of Cincinnati. The husband
Of Miss Brown is brother of Lucy Stones hns.
band
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MARINE NEWS

NORFOLK, Jan. 26th.-Arrived, schr. S. r. Allen,
Baker from Boston, bound to Richmond. In Hamp-
Roads her bows badly cut with ice, put in to
have her bows ironed
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PENNSYLVANIA LEaIsLATuRE-A resolution
WAS offered In the Pennsylvania House Friday. 6i
recting the Judiciary COMMITTEES to inquire Il fur
ther legislation was not necessary to protect the
personal Liberties Of citizens from the arbitra
ry proceedings OF Judges Of the United States
exercising jurisdiction In this State Rejected by
81 to a.
A bill was then introduced to change the venue
Ia the Kane and Williamson case, from Delaware
county TO Phfladelphia-
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LYECHBUKG NEws.-We take the following
items from the Lynchburg Virginian of Saturday
Accident VIM. J. Folkes, recently of Richmond,
had his hand dreadfully crushed by the printing
press in the Virginan Office.
Small Po1-Only one case of small pox has oc-
Cured in the town, and every precaution has been
taken to prevent its spread
Methodist Colless-Over $4,000 has been collect.
ed by Rev. A. Doniphan in Alabama for the Col.
lege in Lynchburg, and six students will return
with him to the institution
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DEATH In BALL Rooa.-We learn that a
melancholy affair occurred on Thursday, the Sd
inst, at 'Greene's Bottom in ST. Charles county,
In this State. Mr.. Mahala Taggart, daughter OF
Squire Green, while in the midst of an assembly of
ladies and gentlemen, engaged in social prone.
quested sister of hers to take her place in the
set in which she was engaged, while she warmed
herself She Immediately went to a settee near
the stove, and sat down, while the company, OBJ
serving nothing extraordinary in her actions, con.
tinued on in their innocent amusement A few
minutes after, one of the company, on approaching
her. found, to her indescribable horror, the young
lady corpse She thought to be in good
health, and we have heard no reason assigned as
to the cause of her death-St. Louis Nelcs.
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a A. w. Osborne's great Picture Gale
~, Main street, opposite the Exchange Bank, 10
known to be the finest and largest Daguerrean estab
lishment south of the Potomac river. Citizens and
strangers visiting the Fair, should pay visit this
establishment, where they may obtain hkenesses in
every known style of the art from the smallest to the
largest sze The ladies' will do well to call and look
at assortment of beautiful PEARL Shell, Papier
Mschie Velvet and Morocco Gases, before purchasing
elsewhere. 4. w. OSBORNE,
oc q 81 Sign Of tho American Flag.
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WROUGHT NUTA.--A fsll aesorsment Of
w the sbcse, il ssose and for sale cheap b.
cI4ARke0N 4 ANDERSON,
j. - No. 1aa Main q.
D1IMETTO TWIST T0H1CCO, Esl11
= sons ~ NJ. 1xst old let, fer eds 81
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There are two British iron steamers now lying
in the port of Charleston, s. G.
Thackeray lectured in Charlottesville, Va, on
Thursday night.
The Manteo paper mills, at Raleigh, n c. have
been bought by the Bank of North Carolina for
S29 GOO
Mary Williams and her child, whose shipment
from America as paupers created SO much excite
ment, is now. in the alms-house at Tewksbury
Mass.
JAS Delaney Walton, son of the late Rear Ad-
miral Walton, of the Royal Navy, died Oh Monday
last in Jersey City.
Mrs Bloomer is in Nebraska Territory, and on
the 9Th inst. was to have lectured at the State
House, on the right of women to vote
The town of Akron, Ohio is lighted with gas by
means of stone pipe, which is said to answer quite
as well as iron
JAS Higgins, who was to have been hung last
Friday at Yorkville, &. c., has had his sentence
committed to one years imprisonment and perpet-
ual Punishment.
Dates from Rio to the 18th December, announce
that city free of cholera.
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cg Returned to the City.--The Delegates
have nearly all returned the city, and there Is no
better evidence of the fact than to them going
in crowds to SIMONS to get one of his beautiful
Ambrotypes What vast numbe visit Simon's Gal
lery daily stranger seeing the Dele gates going in
and out might suppose that the Capitol had been
moved to ISL Main street. ia 10
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cT Abel u. Mayo will be found hereafter
at the Federal Court Office, Boshers Hail. corner of
9Th and Main streets ia Ism
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THLEoRAPH1c NEWS.

REPORTED tuR THE DlsPATCh.
Weather n New York mad washington
NEW YORK, Jan. z7---7 r. Nil has been snow
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VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON
CARY ST., NEARLY OPPOSITE COLUM-
BIAN HOTEL, FOR SALE.-Ths subscribers ara
authorised to sell that valuable Real Estate ON
the corner Of Cary and Virginia streets fronting about
81 feet on the north side of Cary street running back
on the west line Of Virginia st. about 80 feet Theirs
are seyeroi brick tenements tout Of repair this
lot. For large Wholesale stores, warehouses; this
is justly regarded among the desrably located
property in the city. For terms apply to
jal22awlm GODDIN & APPERSON.
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CoyGRKssr0SAL.-In the House. Friday the
last vote taken stood-Banks, "a; Fuller %; Orr
o. Scattering, IL. On Saturday Mr.. Dunn offered
Q series OF resolutions declaring
Frn-That no man shall be elected Speaker
who does mot fully and heartily smypathize with a
large majority of the people of the country for the
restoration of the Missouri Compromise, or who
win hesitate to exert himself for the restoration of
that restriction
Second-That the Missouri Compromise should
be restored - q proper vindcation of its wisdom,
patriotism and plighted honor Of the great states
man who imposed it, and . necessary and GER
tain means of reviving harmony and concord
among the States of the Union.
ThId-That the useless and factious agitation Of
the slavery question, in or out Of Congress- is I'M
wise and unjust to every section of the Union; but
until that restriction is restored, 1t is q solemn
duty to the past the present and the future stead
lily and firmly to persist in efforts to that end
The reception Of these resolutions caused much
excitement, but the ayes and nays were finally
called upon them.
The first resolution was rejected by one major
ity, the Democrats and National Americans voting
against it.
The second resolution was adopted by one ma
jority and the third defeated by majority.
Mr.. Fuller, of Pa. offered q resolution declaring
the agitation of the slavery question improper and
hurtfui, which was adopted by one majority.
Mr.. Meacham, of VT, offered resolution de.
claring the repeal of the Missouri compromise I'M
just and unfair to the American people. The reso-
luton was adopted by vote of log ayes. to SO
noes.
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- Beard Of Trade Csmmlttee ~ Ar.
ol'''' LEWIS wKDB, chairmaa.
Jan6es DUNLOP, Benz. w. RfcnARDseH.
Dsny. c. 0nAy, J0nN II. CLAIppnnB.

eeAuettou Nefiee..-Having reeaIned poes
.sson of the large warehouse on 18th street, recent
II occupied By NJ, we arc prepared y receive con.
j~rvrents for gsle af auction, Of. DRY 000DSs
afIOEa- HATS. CLOTHING, FURNITURE, or any
other description Of Merchandise. The preuisss ate
vsfv esntrsf and eommodious, and goods San be ad-
ysntaseousy exhibited Terms libsral,l ndApromps
rs :. aiu -s.as'''. KENT. PAINE CO.. Aues
- 4 Card.--.P. Il. Gibbs, Esq.---Dear
c,s A. vour reouest state that no judge has does
ded that Mr Sions ID not infringing your AnsbrotyPo
patent So far from that being correct fns Csc Y
stiiI pending at the instance OF Judge burton
himse in order to have the question trisd y
suesa a he could not be expected 70 DO sna TINS
the familiar practice in such cases. ~, .ur s.
Richmond, JAN II, 1885. S s
Dear Sir: A. Mr. N. p. Simons seems 20 DOUBT the
truthfulness of your statement made IN tho 1sPascn
note of the 9Th inst. to Mr.. M 2. Simons ne dechn
ed your proposition by saying that you Knew ne vs.
not prepared bat insisted On the forfeit Of one nun
dred dollars Ny reply TO him was. that you were nob
a bettins man. but that would take tho forfeit for
you which he declined, by saying that it was not con
yenent for him Put up ono hundred dollars &C tnat
time. To which proposed to him to make note -
by backing out from his own challenge.
Yours, respectfully, y,ra
January IL, 1885, ia i2-n
~ DR.. d. s. Watson offers his Profess
sonal services to the citizens Of Richmond.
Office and residence corner OF Franklin and 6td
streets. JaS-lm =.
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re- Furs Furs ~ have just received
per Express splendid assortment Of Furs of finest
quality, consisting of Lynx, Stone Martin, Fitch,
Mink Sable and other styles too numerous for inser-
ton.
Ladies' in wantof Victorines Cuffs, &c., will find it
TO their advantage to make early call am sell
ing them at great bargains, N. EZEKIEL,
Cssb Store IS Main street,
ja g Next door to P. X. Whites Shoe Saloon.
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W 1. p. Chase, H. D., Homeopathist..-
Office l67 Main street, opposite the Exchange Bank
Richmond. Va. la 3-,Su
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q Hair Dye, Hair Dye.--J ohnsOn, Bar
Der, has Hair Dye which Is instantaneous and
washes off. Wewiu advise all who dye TO give John
son CALL as be warrants to give perfect satisfaction
or no charge.
Also to be had FLETcHER's HAIR ToNIc, infal-
ibe remedy for ali the ills that the human hair is
heir to. tz-es
10TH STREET BETWEEN MvIx & CARY STREETS.
no 81
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SUICIDE BY SWALLOWING A RED Hot POKER.
-On the Odd Of December man in the prime of
life entered the Grantham Arms Dyer street.
Leeds and having called for pipe, sat down
moodily by the fire. After sitting thus for ten
minutes, the maa put poker into the fire, and
when it had become red hot took it out, and knock
on it. He then deliberately put the red hot end of
the poker down his throat. The persons present
caught hold of him, and having removed the poker
from his possession bathed his mouth with warm
water, The man was ultimately removed to the
Mendicity Office, where every attention was
shown him and in answer to inquiries as to the
of the rash act, he only replied that it was
q very foolish act, and he did not know what he
was doing. His tongue throat and under lip ere
Friday.-Leeds (Eng.,) Mercury
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NOTTCE-AH persons who have claim

NOTICE.-AlI persons who have elnims
l against the estate of my father, the late John
w. Foster, deed. will present them to me- properly
authenticated for settlement and those indebted to
the estate will please make payment to me imme-
diately.
have for rent, at Dennisyille, TAM ard In GOOD
condition; Blacksmith and Wheelwright Shops ali
excellent stands for such business which will be
rented low, upon early application.
Also an excellent Dwelling House and Store House.
upon application to Mr.. VIM. Jeter or Mr. George
Dabb, Of Clarksyille
. have for hire an excellent Blacksmith; sawyers
Boat and some Railroad hands.
Apply to me at Dennisville
J. 7. FOSTER, Curator
de zy--zawlm Dennisvile, Amelia
N. b. All persons holding claims, with John w
Foster, decd, security, will proceed to collect
Them as tho estate viii NO longer be bound for their
payment j. r..
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A WAR IN AFRICA.-By the arrival of the brig
Hayward, at Salem, Mass, from Monrovia, west
coast of Africa, 5th ultimo, the New York Tribune
learns that the Liberians ana natives were at war
In an engagement at Sino the eoonists had tw Give
killed and several wounded.
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OST OR MISLA1D...A BOND execute.
Central Railroad for 230 bearing date in January.
1855, and payable Ist January, 1856 which said bond
has been either lost or rnisisid
All persons are cautioned against receIyinx said
bond 90 payment has been stopped
BuCKNEK TREvILIAN,
1e Z3-d2taW4t&cltA Caroline county.
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- In aecor1mmce viii "a 1880,
II tie Daily Dispatch Of ~ 18th inssrf ~
Voters,0 cs1Iine On me- 70 become { essS{sssI Aasy
once 81 Constable n the - Diafios: sLsss ~ a.
Viii sorvs fhsm faithfully ard 70 H. ~ - chss
Riehnond, January 1ssh, las ls I'M
- Constable fsrzl DlsGrset - ~
essioued ~ tie sesignekios ~ y. " Ms.aey o.
CoostebIe 81 the "a District Of Hsnriec sesAks =
eIsctsd, pledge myself q dischaEss Is issatJ Il
once faithfully and promptly. -
Respectfully Il. K. cnrr.~
II 14-t5fJ
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Tho Poetry OF Physic...Ayer's fiIls
glide susarshod, over the palate, but their energy
on the very foundations of disease. There are thou
sands of sufferers who would not wear their disteEl
pers if they know they could be cured for 70 cts-ry
Ayers Pills and you viii know it,:
Purify the blood and disease will be starved out.
Cleanse the system from impurities and you are
cured already.
Take this best of all Purgatves, and Scrofula In
digestion, Weakness, Headache, Baekaehe, Sideache
Jaundiee Rheumatism, arrangements OF the Liver'
eases which purgative remedy reach, fly before
them like darkness before the sun.
Reader if you are suffering from any of the nuner
GUS complaints they cure, suffer more-the remedy
has been provided for you, and it is criminal to neg
lect it. ,
That AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL 10 the best medi-
cine for Cough is known to the whole world and that
AYERS PILLS the best of all Pills. are known to
these who have-used them.
Prepared by Dr. J. C.AyER, Lowell, Mass, and
sold by PURCELL, LADD & CO., wholesale and re-
fail Richmond Va no 30eod&c2m
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a. Tho Committee of Arrangcmenf for
the Commercial Convention, viii meet daily ut the
office of the james River and EGnawha Company, at
/ o'clock, p. NJ. until further notice.
Full and pUuctual attendance ID requested
COMAIrTEE.
Thos. w. McCance, w. 2. Iaaacs
Horace L. Kent, C. w. Purcell,
Ro. M. Burton, w. H. mcfarland,
Alex. K Parker, Janes LYens
Lafkin w. GlSzebrook, Wyndhalo Robertson,
H. c. Cabell, Rich'd. /. Cooke,
Ro. G. Morris, James Thomas, Jr.,
Edwin Robinson, DIR. r. Archer
Ricb'd .. Haskns, Charles Palmer
il PITS