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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-10

SsEEr IN CALIvoRrA.--A good many persons are
engaging in sheep-raisiDg in California, finding it er
treuely profitable The ewes are remarkably prolific,
Producing ometimes Eve lambs at one time and the
yield Of wool rs also good Time "a required TO i'm
prove the focks Of native sheep some immea'e
focks Of which are in the country late number Of
The Caifornia Farmer says:
I'm the neirhborhood o. San Juan and Gilroy, SAINTS
Clara County there several iInmense docks Of
Mexican sheep, brought TO California year or -
.nce-one firm is reported TO have 5000 head. They
are row being sheared and the wool conveyed " tan
port to lie clipped for New-Yorx.'
The same paper speaks Of the
"PRoLrFIc NlTVEE OF STocK IS CALITohyIA.-
We found an instance Of this while at Bidwells ranch
Mr. Barker hes a cow purchased in lsj4 from when
BE- has raised slght heed Of stock; also eve, IRON
which n twelve months, the progeny was hsrtesa
LQfsIs Among sheep rasers we often note Instances
OF three four or Eve lambs dropped at once. These
are al proofs Of our climate being favorable TO the
rearing Of stock and Of their great disposition to IN
cTeGSe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-10
BOSTON WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT:

BOsroN, Tuesday, June y, Io0I.
The following the footings OF our Bank Statement
for the past week: - , -.,.-o.o
eapial 81 $50 90 Due 10 other Banks s4-Vo
Loans and Discots ass 500 Dsp'st ''''' ~
Setlo0SI N''N
Due I'm. other Bks. 7l7l.OOCl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-10
THE REORGANIZATION OF THE DEMO
CRATIC PARTY.

In order to give the people full understanding OF
the troubles in Tammany Hail. we print the following
official copy Of the Pan Of Organization adopted by
the Convention last week Il appears that Of the 81
WHO voted On the main question, only eight stood mp
for Mayor Wood and Tie old shoulderhiting system.
Since tie vote fourteen -hers have declared for the
plan that cut ofthe full Convention Of 10 members
the Mayor viii scarcely muster p to his standard:
TLAN OF ORGANIZATION.
At a meeting II this Couyentio held a. Tanmanv
Hal. Thu'sday evening June :. ISL Robert j. Di'-
ion esq Chain al Of the Comm ttee Of One from each
Naid, appointed at previous meeting, presented the
following
REPORT
T. ~ Decros Republican Correnre7 efthe City IF Nev
York:
Tie Committee appointed 10 report plan FOX the
organizhion of the Democratic Republican electors of
tie City Of NewYoIk respectfully report That they
have concluded their labors and submit the result
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-24
LETTER FROM LADY.
WHEELING. April %. 1857.

HetsTG. EditOr II notice, In this mornings
lntettigeHcer, \ paragraph containing covert
reflection on the capacity of women 20 write
eny thing worthy Of remembrance BY posterity-
You certainly cannot think 50, IL you are as well
acquainted with modern literature as think Won
are You mention several names. especially
two, whose fame rests upon no superficial en-
dowments, or artificial attsiRments. They have
stamped themselves indelibly upon the world as
great originals. Madame Roland too, whom you
neglected 10 mention,-in her dying honr gave
vent to that oft.quoted expression, go Liberty,
what deeds aredone in thy name" L.
We are sony to have Touched up the resent
ment of any of our fair readers, but stil must
say, that we are of the same opinion still, not
EithstandiDg all that is claimed for the many
beautiful writers of her sex, by our corrspon-
dent We do not mean that women have writ
ten nothing Of interest to the world, but that
they have furnished nothing which, by neeessi-
", holds place in the records of great original,
progressive thoughts. For instance, none of
them ever wrote an IIiad, a Paradise Lost 4
Hamlet, Macbeth, King Lear, or a Pilgrims
Progress None of them ever entered into the
areana Of nature ike Newton, Calico, HUM
phrey Davy, or Franklin, and brought to light
the hidden influences that regulate and control
the material universe Even in their own
''eminent domain If we may so use the ex-
preston, of fiction or novel writing, none of
them ever equaIled De Foe, Richardson, Field
ing, johnson, Goldsmith, Dickens, or Thacke-
ray. They have iniated nothing in any mental
department. they have beenyery clever copy
lists Madame de Stael was the daughter Of the
Richelien of his time, and her employment was to
hear the politicsof Europe discussed by the sa-
vans of France, but all she wrote or said was, in
substance, contained in the official bulletins of
her father Madame Roland was adreaming en-
tbusiast, who, by her enthusiasm, helped into
life arevolution over which she had not the
least CONTROL and to which she fell victim Just
like Joan of Arc, Charlotte Corday, Ann Hutch.
inson, or the misguided Lucy Stones and An,
toinette Browns of our own day, it was mat
ter of feeling rather than of mind
What Madame Roland said about Liberty was
very expressive, but, besides being very natu-
raj suggestion under the circumstance, We are
not sure that she originated it, although we cam
not recall an exactly similar one, from any other
source
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-24
IYroa he csur, Journnl.1

PosEPoSEMESF or mn PRrSCEss RorAI s Ma
RIAGE.-Ye are. now full able To anthentieai
the rumor which We alluded to last week Of u
probable postpOlemeit Of the marriage Of Ia
Princess Royal til January next SeEeEal re;
sons have eoHduced 70 this postpolment an
one Is, that the residence preparing for Ia
Prince and Princess in Berlin win not be con
Pleted and fit for occupation until the close
the year. This palace was the residence Of IL
Eather of the present King of Prussia, but rs
been for many years much neglected. It's fni
uiture as well as its decorations required eou
plete renewal, and the building itself gre
extent Of ornamental repair, with the addition
necessary to modern notions of Injury and con
FORT Prince Frederick William it Is expecte
viii arrive in this country about the latter en-
OF Nay or the beginning of ,Jnne-the preci,
time may, perhaps, be iptlueneedb by the Queen
recovery. Had the marriage taken place in al
tumn, as originally proposed, the royal bird
and bridegroom were to have remained son.
time in England; but, as the nuptuals ha,
been postponed some months, tho Prince al
Princess will, it is expected, proceed at once 1
Berlin.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-24

TnE CASH STsTEH ANoSG EEWsPAPERA-The
Southern journals arc very generally adopting
the cash system in their business operations, as
= matter OF self defence and preservation
They say they are continually receiving notices
from postmasteTs To stop the papers Of delin-
quent subscribers, who have departed for un-
known sections, leaving the editors minus in
sums varying from three to fifteen dollars It
will not be long before the cash system will be
the universal rule among newspapers.
The above paragraph We clip from the n. Y.
HeroH Of Tuesday, and It contains, in nut
shell, the secret of newspaper ailments, not only
in this State, but every place where they have
been conducted on the credit principle.
Weare glad to see that the call In this State
fog convention Of editors, to remedy this all
ing, has at last walked up the whole fraternity
TO determination TO close down on the credit
system. 1t is this or failure with the papers
The credit system has been efFectually tried in
this city, and everybody knows theresult The
7Taes, for instance, has had numerous proprie-
tors; none Of whom, so far as we have any his
tory or tradition concerning the establishment,
have come out of it financially sound. Last
year, We are informed, that its loss was consid-
cEable-so much anyhow that this last winter,
the stockholders did not hesitate to make aheavy
sacrifice to rid themselves of it This comes in
good part, if not altogether, from doing business
on credit, especially in subscription. In the
stockholders account Of profit and loss upon
the 7Tmea, we learn that one half or over of
their Weekly subscription was allowed for bad
debts, and also heavy per cent of their daily.
1t is an easy matter in this way to procure a
large subscription; but while it may be snowy
boast for the public ear, 1t is paid for in pretty
much the same way as the whistle.
If the papers Of this city ever make anything
it will be by coming out fair and square upon
the cash principle, While this viii cut off all
bad debts. It will not lessen the real paying bus
mess, and that is all they want
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-24

AIETrER from the University of Virginia, da-
ted April 0, says that great excitement prevail
ed there. 1t appears that two students Mr.
Martin. Of Virginia, and Mr.. Baxter, of Geor-
gia, last night knocked at the door of a grocery,
kept by an Italian, named Manoni; no one an
swered, and when the knock was repeated,
shot gun was discharged from window in the
second story, directly upon them. Mr., Martin
was severely hurt, though it is thought not dan
gerously. Mr. Baxter was not seriously injnr-
cd. Nanoni and his brother were seized by the
students who were about to fog them when2Dr.
Maupin, President of the Faculty, interfered
and prevailed on the students to give the eulprfts
over to the lawful authorities.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-24

BRTTIsH YIRW OF YIRGTSIA COLoSlAzATIoN.-
While Governor Geary has aCtually resignt
his Office IN Kansas because he canHot sa6di
the rebellion Of the slave power, or get eth,
laws or ordinances obeyed, the state Of Nilsson
is conyulsed from end to end by the effor
winch some are making to cast ont and othei
70 retain slavery. A more significant Organizi
ton still must have been long known to Nj
BuchanAn-that Of the Rmigrant Aid Associ,
ton, which proposes to take possession of Vf
ginia, on behalf of free labor and in defiance
the South. While Governor Wise, and othc
old-fashioRed YirginiaDs. have been raying abOt
tiissolVing the Union for their party object,
northern capitalists have prepared this schem
with no small encouragement and aid fron
citizens-even from newspapers of Virginia i.
self. 1t isuo secret that the soil of Virgin
has long been so exhausted as to DO fit for notl
ing better than slave breeding and that the fal
mers on the higher lands IN the vest of til
state wished for free labor twenty years ago
and that the citizens in general are heartily
ashamed Of the sources Of their revenue. Nos
we see the strange spectacle Of the citizens Z
the leading slave state Of the Union desirint
an immigration Of free labor, while the oppo-
nents of slavery arc warning Europeans agains;
settling in q state where the laws and usage
are unfavorable to the virtue and the peace
freeman. 1t IS no secret that the slayepoWera at
the South is trembling before the Hmean-WhiteH
and the slave at once, and owing, when crises
occur, that the present generation hope for moth
ing more than that the institution may last
their time.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-24

PEPguu.Ep lady or gentleman would re-
main Under the Of dEsaKTeeabIe breath
ing the 'BALh OF THOUsAND RLSHkRs' dentrce
not only TendeT sweet but leave the teeth white
teri Many pe9onS do not know their breath bad
the inject s 50 delteate their friends will mention
II Pour single drop Of the Balm tooth brush
last year. s<4
REAuTTyUL COMPLEXION be easily acquired by using
the "Balm Of thousand Flowers" II viii TAM
pmpe and freekes from the skin, leaving and
roteate hue Wet Towel pour or three drOps, aud
wash the face night and morning.
SHNVtHG hGDE EAsTs-Eet your shaving bruEh either
warm cold water, pour Two three drops Balm Of
Thousand Flower, rub the beard well and will make
beautiful soft ahEr much facilitating
ing. Price only nifty eentS.
W.P. RETBIDEa& CO.,
s!f-s. Prauklin Square, New York
Por sale by T II. LOGAN 4 co. jet1-1ydaV
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-24
Extraets from Foreign Papers.

ISrEREslSc Sru4TIoS OF mn QrEEx.-He
Majesty aeeonehmcnt IS nov daily expected
and there seems to be httle doubt tiat the mex
week viii witness this suspicious event He
Majesty has enjoyed unipteETupted good heait'
during the past week, but the royal dinner eli
Gle has beep gradually contracted aud the IA.
day or two It has been limited to the immediai
members Of the court All visits to threatrr
have been entirely suspended, and the mini.
tiers hold themselves in readiness for attendance
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-24

Nh. SxowDES, editor of the Alexandria Ga
eette, is again nominated to run against ex-Go-
vernon Smith in the 9Th Congressional District
of Virginia. He is nominated by ''distIibn-
jon convention, being in favor Of the distIibu-
'ionof the public domain among the states.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-24
IApaAnIas 8 BgsH1TELp.
.Amlnrntvnaa a. a1.

PARTRIDsR. 4 lis and spacious ro0pl, Fi,h faen
tlelfe5 rptlaG md an elt for urtt sqsI 70
g and iaF 70 auEl ne ely, g
preaueins tss bslutiful are ansuFpiSs
g ne country. re = prepared make A1b1otypes 50
sy eaa Pc seHt BY aait extra J5tas Also 70 81
tia l0eksts anl Pries Dazue7TsotJpeas-
for COED - spesllens exhibited
.pni iIaTFlntei 70 Iast tot q lubcianeed
Rooms side q 1I6 & atSVs Afahros over Ma5t 4
fsyiar'sRss taass auEIa
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-24


LOVE IN CnSA.-Meadows' History of the
Chinese and their Rebellions lately published
in London, is themostp philosophical work which
has yet appeared on the Chinese Achapter on
Love, contains the following story:
A Chinese, who had been disappointed inmar
rage, and had grieyously suffered through wo-
men IN many other ways-retired with hisinfant
son to the peaks Of mountain range, in Kwei-
choO, to spot quite inaccessible to little footed
women. He trained the boy to worship the
gods and stand in awe and abhorrcnce Of the
devils; but he never mentioned woman to him.
and always descended the mountain alone TO buy
food. At length, however, the inffrmities of age
compelled him to take the young man with him
to carry the heavy bag of rice As they were
leaving the market town together, the son sud-
denly stopped short, and pointing to three ap-
preaching objects, cried-"Father, what are
these thingsl Lookl lOolll what are they y,
The father hastily answered with the petemptorv
order-'STurn away your head; they are ievilslr
The son IN some alarm turned away, noticing
that the evil things were gazing at him with
surprise from behind their paus. He walked to
the mountain top in silence, ate no supper, and
from that day lost his appetite and was afflicted
with melancholy. For some time his anxious
and puzzled parent could get no satisfactory
answer TO his inquiries; butat length the young
man burst out crying with inexphcable pain
s0h, fatheT, that talest deyil-that taIlesf devil
-father.n
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-24
E,trne, ,romnl.t,er.a, l.a

BETHANY, Va, April %.
MEsERs EDTToRB: Although al
ways read your paper with a great deal Of inter-
est and as faras ability IS concerned like it very
much: yet it seems TO me that for neutral
journal, such as you profess to publish, that you
are too much one sided-haTe to many filings at
those who disagree with you, and too great
fOndneSs for some Others-cOmmonly called
Freesoilers. If you would bnt transfer your
pen from the political field into the moral
against theaters and such like matters, It seems
to me you would do more to advance the public
good. A.
1t is an old proyerb that, 'sRhat is one mans
meat, is anothcr's poison" Nine and Min6
hold the same place in the opiniopative world as
they do in the commercial,-they form now, rs
they always have, the standards Of orthodoxy
and hetrOdOxy. Our worthy correspondent
has evidently an idea that we should publish
paper to suit his peculiar notions in politics or
else drop the subject, and volunteer as a recruit
in the duties of the church militant We have
never dared to hope for such an unheard of
success as pleasing every body would be. We
please ourselves and some Of our readers, and
that is the limit of all We have marked out
But we mnst beg leave to correct an error, as
it is not peculiar one, into which our cores
pondent has fallen. We have never professed
to publish aneutral paper, and we wish every
reader, once for all, would so understand US
There is the breadth of the seas between neu-
tal and an independent paper, We hold our
selves in readiness to prnise or condemn, just as
we see fit But here we would like to make an
exegetical remark. We always have shown,
and have never attempted to conceal, that our
sympnthies are with those whose sentiments we
esteem to be liberal, yet conservative, upon the
great question of the day, viz the extension or
non-extensiOn of slavery. Holding fast, as We
do most religiously, to the Constitution and the
Union as our guidc,-opposed IN toto 10 all spe-
cies of fanaticism, whether it is the Garrisonism
of the North, or the Stringfellowism of the
South,-we yetconsider it to be our duty to
advocate the policy and Justice Of giving pref
erencc, in the Territories, to the free educated
labor Of our own race, rather than discourage
and degrade it by a competition with unproduc-
tive, mental labor. As matter OF the States,
it is subject for the people Of those States to
deliberate upon, and only so far as our own
State is concerned do We desire the privilege, in
common with all our citizens, of discussing
whatever will best promote the interests Of the
State, whether it happens to be slavery, land
distribution, or any thug else In the advocacy
of our views, we try always to be just and res
pectfuI to those who differ with US.
In conclusion, NE commend to our corespon-
dent sentiment of ByrOn's-that, che never
yet expected his newspaper 10 reflect his senti.
ments;" and still another, from better source,
beware, when all men speak well of your
-7ssSlssSe- -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-24
DR. ~. WALLETS

FEMALE PERIODICAL PILL.
These pills have been used in the private practice Of The
ProprietoTs also In the ospitI France many
years. meeting Win uuparaleled saeees5gying the great
Notwithstanding where other Te4nediea fan.
They act charm correcting irreguIary and OBJ
struetlon9 predicting regular return the monthly
charge. ..5ss d
nd and gentle Etimuant. They produce agreeable
eIhIsratlon and happy Influence and body.
Pregnant feAes, those 8uppoGfng themselves 30,
cautioned aatnSt using these pills. Is they WI produce
although under oircmstanceS Injurious to
The most delicate. Tor SHELBY ~
IaalS- IAgaHlIss BUsIgIELD.
BAI5EBYsS MAGICAL PAIN Elk.
s5zess 1t. 5IE3ACT0R EsI HAD
INFLAMMATION and PAIN are tnsePaTable FIRE and
HEAT. Iuhamation produces palm pain produces In
aaaAon. Wherever there heat trobbns or
redneSS, matter whether caused by fever hurt
sore, poison piles, seald, or sting there
IS inflammation. hundred books thOusand sermons
cannot alter eh9pEethe eoneuson To prevent pain
and restore nature HdAuaton mast be subdued To ae-
eomplish this the physician are always direct
ed Theusands Of and thousand Of the hrttan
most sagaeous perseps who have used DALLEEs MAGIC
ALPATN EXTRACTOR ara convinced and admit that itl
control inflammation most wonderful and Immediate
Instantly nllayfnB the palm poison extracting
morbid SeeTeOns and forcing nature 70 resume her course
renewing and healing. No bun sead, sore Or amenf S
two severe soothing curing AP
pig Il imued Iately and the cure has commenced.
The Genuine enyeioPed in Steel Plate Engraving with
the names Of o. Y. CLIoKENER co., proprietorS and
HENRY DALEY, manufacturer, upon each box. Price
s5ets. per box.
BAn orders should BE addressed 70 O. " Cliekener&
Co., 81 Barclay st. New York. L H.LOGAN Co.
Sp2s:im wheeling. Va.
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a GARD NO THE I.Ai9IEs

"A GARD TO TILE LADIES.
DR. DUPQNc9B soLDEN RRlLAPB PILLS. are infaM-
bic in removing o. 81 the enses-
These Pls nothing new, hare been used by the Doc.
tor for many yetrs, both in France and Aefea Win M
Paralleed success every ease, urged BY many
thousand ladies ue item, make the PMS pub
nc, for The aeviati6n Of nis suera from any irregular
ven preventive 10 those ladies whose
heal Fi perait ingrease falaHy Pregnant fe
males sr arc cautioned
aEAint using tsse Pms, the proprietor assumes
SPOnsb above aduaonitlor olthoa their mild
nessEoud prevent any injury heaih otherits tese
Pils are recommended Directions accompany each box
Price q. SOLD Wholesale andretaH By
LkUGHLIes q BUsHITELp,
~ GehTAsGuts for Ohio county, No IS Monroe IL,
Aorders must be 70 the above General Agent.
ey WIN supply the tradsat PrppretorS prices and send
Tie Ps eonadentiaIyt iieS BY mall by enclosing 81 %
either, at the wheeling Pust-omee.
n. B-Dr. DupOneO's Golden Pills, Signature 81 DupOn.
COR syery boxi none ether gshne. Ror particular get
StLSaiA[ o. = gnu Az IA aP29-ly
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-24

IT is stated that John Quincy Adams, Esq,
has been engaged to read the declaration Of in
dependence before the city authorities Of Boston,
on the coming fourth of July. Heis a son Of
Hon. Charles Francis Adams, and the direct tes-
cenlent of two Presidents
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OFiAEtLEISION
Medical Journal and Review.
sk6 81 HAR aSp RE'RE Ii II

THE Of tbs JOURNA AL eOmlReneea With
JanHaIy lsi y vi e hsEstoEo5e b nSspesdsa ut
he Interests OF liz and 10 the adVaneeaent aud
This JoHRNAL g tsea the arst Of every alternate
month Each number complies one hundred and foEtyour
TR1Ir q : dstinsuishsd Medical man.
h-yoIaae beg3s VA aud Is eompeted Eith te
etEht huadrs asd saltE sslF g reading matter
~ Ia ~ -LllSl
1oE sg6seriptiOn 70 begin Vim ne IanusEy number
lettT, enclosing ., his sin 3 "a g ne Istf {
spsss4 st : 'l4tt C ssaSs o., &c
NTBAR RECEIVIN4 DAILY. iaTIe iIaaniifirs OF neT
Spring Goods, UAieh selling qt usual low
prices taPsol HlIskEisL 4 sWEARISGEN.
EsLEGASF BLACK LACE NARTLEs.-He vim open
II elegant Black Eass Nantes ms Day.
aPsg HElft4ELt 3 stYEARINGEN.
and Ohsr g glsI EESsh LaRS EssSTe
ITOR NfOUKNNG5-Risek TSlaaf9El CIoth ana Chali9S
} afa5 z HE4sKELL sBRARINGEN.
I'VE vim oPeu ti4 az, 4aue .beAulfal Style spFing
va. shaglt. aT21l HEIsKRIL GSgRAR1SGEN.
a Card.
j Ia deleTans e he No 81 ssai.s po Is
taught in the Wheeling Classical AeddeT. For this Pnr
=, it The dssEn g est9 Il .hieh
laStieyeaFi Il & hoped that thaepaEet Vim be placed
pseneed teacher. until te i mi Sc under The control of
II 8 the obes g TBeat 70 reader this an Inssi,u.
tou In which bU can Be received At the earliest and
oroughy htted far the higher classes Of the Collegiate
eouree- 10 9tta4n tbs he l pal3 expense
Get Of SPendid suFVeyin vim be received
In NV days from the manufacturers in TIE East the
nEe % the Surveying class.
Library already Continuing many valuable works and
receiving constant attached 70 the School
To increase the facilities for fnstrue6n IN tie modern
llnsasss The servia q Prof weber have been enEage,
Who i'll take charge Of the German classes Of the Academy
Prof W E already too we'll known the citizens Wheel
ing as an aeeophed scholar and sueelsful teacher, 70
need anything more than the announcement Of his
pane e the bead Of this Department. As Praetes
he othe
guaReS WI Be pfoeared.
Ssj.4l DsgsstRe9t G 20 Psr qgaEtsr.
Lover English Dept 500 *
German (extra1 600 e
ap23-eN H. ". HARDING Principal.
HHE annual Wheeling CaSIeGI aesd-
envy wiz commences ThursdaN afternoon At O'clock
and continue during PEidSY-the 9Th public gen.
orally telnVited % attend. q. W. HARDING,
aPSs-St = Principal.