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ARAIvAIs on Faurr.-There havs been sesen A.
rivals ct New York from Sicily and Spain sancs
Friday last bringing almost exclusively cargoes O
raistns and aimonds Of tAe usw crop ~.
bsr Of other vessels are daily expected NON ne
same Dorte.
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sGs-spgoIAL NOTES.-THE VIRaIsI.

CEN TRIAL AGRICULTURAL FAIR.-Person
Central Agricultural Society, and have free secess
TO the Fair Grounds can procure them at the Office,
undor the Ballard House, opposite the Exchange
Hotel oc l2-dtath
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COOP MovE.-The Mayor of Portsmouth, Va I,
has determined to put stop to the habit of
ing on the streets, for which indecency he has
already fined great many persons, without
respect to rank or condition.
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aas- CouGHs. COLDS, HoARsENEss, sc

The prevalence of the above complaints at this
son has the effect OF bringing cut host of profes
ssiy new specifics and while some few may be
good. many are useless and some even dangerous.
To prevent disappointment, the best course to pur
use only such remedies as long public experience
has proved be safe and eicaoious. OF this class
10 TYLER'5 COMPOUND SYRUP OF GUM ARA
BIC. Originally the fsvorte prescription of an EN-
inent ph ysician, il soon became q popular family
medicine, and without advertising, has continued
TO enj oy growing reputation for the last twenty
years In all recent it acts like charm, and
Ia chronic cases, bronchitis, Hopping Cough, Group,
Asthma &c, it Is used with unparalleled success, az
most families will testify.
soij By FISHER WINsreN, MEADE BAKER. A
B5DEkgR &c, at 25 cents per bottle, and IN an ele
gaat aud pleasant LoZenge form, l2I and Is cents
pr box. called TyLEa's GUN ARABIC CoUaH CANDY
DRoPsh 30 H-3m
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with any Chronic Disease considered ncursbe, will
receive Letter. giving information which will in
sure speedy and perm .aent cure, by sending their
names and one stamp Ito prepay postage) to Dr. T.:
b. Roors. the celebrated Chronic Physician, and
author Of Medical Common Sense" Saratoga
" l3-dSW3m
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nnkr EXHIBITION WnIKl
NAGNIFTCENT D1SPLl n

THOAAD @. RRACW - CO.,
By every ssriyaa. are neking largs a6disinas 70
s1''I Eicm alTpsad;ed saNGf 'sSfz sfaSEs Sf AND
DOMESTIC DEF 000D4e
In every department they srr nos thcrsu1h1f -
sorted H.d allie 70 give buTefs ct homs. g ftcn
atroad, the advantage Of : large and varisd eslse
The senior partner Of the house l. sga,n u mar.
kst. ,hns gis Ing them the sdsantags n resident
partn~r, iist IL sDds freshness TO their eustrs
fs !. IRE aud expected
Elegant Velvet Cioaks
D, Black oletn Cloats f11
5 5 cosa ss SS SS h.sa.n' q
Do do DO Cioaks
eng and square Broche Shssls sss
hosiery. Gloves. Misss. ss &c e'
Black and Colored Bayadsre silks e
English and American Pr'nts
Rich RiSS SIR Robe. s'l4. y A''''''n's
Do Do 90 fSS DsSbls al9sRi.: ssi.s
Elegant valsntia Robes s4Y
Elegant Mouslains Robes a a
Embrodcries, every grade t4
Point Lace and Brussels setts
Val and Honiton do 48EA
Lace Collars In variety 81 s
Black Thread nd French veils
Bomba.ines, Crspes, Wells. &c.
In the HnAvY GOODS department, they Aavs
jsmmsd mp their cellar again. and ays prspsrsd to
cold at. s0o1s co %
nIIhsk ThsH sss sse new getting i'm
SATTINETa 9ts
TULLED CLOTHS, - and 81
sHxrr1ses. I1asaHs snEErs dkEfs. an qualities
Brown and sls.ohsd ooEEOss
All Of which are offered 9poS ne ysIS Ss;s
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DEAD.-Kimber Cieaver, died in Pottsville, Pa.
on Tuesday morning last, aged A years. For some
years Mr.. Cleaver has been prominently known
to the citizens Of Pennsylvania az a leader of the
american party, and has been placed in nomna>
tion at various times tor high and responsible eff.
ces by that political organization.
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WOMAN MARRIED AGAINST HER WnL.-Last
week DR.. Dean of Mt. Sterling, KY, took his
sister and Misc Wilson, the latter l3 years Of age
to Paris, and leaving his sister at that place. star
ted with Miss W. for Maysvilie. Arrived there,
they crossed the river to Aberdeen, when Squire
Shelton stepped on board and married the couple
Miss Wilson is worth $4,000, Shich the doctor
wished to secure. They returned to Maysville,
and the doctor took bis bride to room, where he
INDUCED in some liberties with her, which caused
her to scream and escape from him. The affair
became known, and the doctor made q narrow es-
cape from being lynched, and was forced to give
up Sheton's marriage certificate. Miss Wilson
says she never intended to marry him. She was
sent home, and the doctor thought it advisable to
start in another direction.
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TIE VINE GRowEss OF FRAscE.-The Paris cor
respondent of the London Times gives the follow
ing accounts Of the bountifui product of the vine
yards of France:
Accounts from the wine growing districts con.
tinue to be favorable. There is new no doubt Of
the vintage being more abundant than was ex-
pected. At BeaugeEcy there 10 Q deficiency of
casks, and the wine growers In some places give
. measure of wine Tor an empty vessel. In the 0t
ronde the vintageis very hne, and gathered 10 the
finest weather. At Armagnac the crop Is 90 abun-
dsnt that the vine growers are surprised ct their
good fortune. They are selling their white wine
ct &c. Zone half penny the litre three pints not
having sufficient casks. At La Flotte the vine
yards are described ~ ''supsrb" In the Loirss a
ihe vine growers satisfied, and regard the pre-.
sent year as one worthy TO be remembered. In
the Jura the cellars all full and the vine 10 Of
avery superior quality.
NAvAL-Privsts letters received from the Unitsd
States ship-of war Dale, dated August 18th, state
that the Dale would sail Tor the Blight Of Benin
the 18th, and return to Porto Prsya the last Of
December. The Vincenuss arrived from Madeira
on the 3oth, having stopped at Porto Grande, and
brought the mails. She will leave Immediately
for &C. Paul de Loando, and Join the Cumberland,
dag ship. All we're we'll.
FRENCH TRADs-Ths French Custom House has
just published the complete statistics Of the trade
| Of France In 1851. The real value Of the total
imports Of France In 1851, including the precious
metals and the trsnsit trade, 107 $50 0O0l and
tho real value Of the export, including ths saus
105, $50 COOL, making the total valus Of the In
ports and exports together 213, 100 oo0l. ne 60
in 1857, VS. only %, 600 oOol 10 lst7. showie9 an
increase Of lls $40 0ool, or l3s per cent n ps-
| riod Of ten years.
A.
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STRANGE FINANCIAL FAcr-Couutry bank notes
in New York are actually worth more than specie,
and such notes are boarded up while silver is paid
out. A person has 81 900 wages to pay on Sa,ur.
day. Instead of paying in country bank notes, he
buys LOCO in silver for $995 bank money, and
saves SIS, at the same time paying specie to bis
men. Such state fthe money market never oc-
Cured before.-Boston Traveller.
CUSTOM HOUSE AFpARs-CoIlector scheli, of
New York, recently seized large lot of French
China. in consequence of It's including number
Of little China images pronounced indecent. An
appeal was taken, and Secretary Cobb sustains the
decision Of Mr. Schell.
AN ERRArIc AcroR.-Sir William Don, the ANA
teur actor who figured in this city not long ago,
has been convicted at the Sunderland (Eng.) Police
Court. of q assault upon an actor, and sentenced
TO q fine. The suit was brought by one Edward
Burchef, who prayed relief for "wilful damage to
hat, coat shirt, bis property, valued ct FL 30. !"
Sir William got enraeed at something that went
wrong before the curtain at the Lyceum Theatre,
where be and Burchsll were performing, and re-
venged himself by banging Burchells valuable
person against the properties.
FRE.-On Sunday week, MIR. Peytons s. Coles
dwelling, at Estoutteviile, Albemarle Co., Va, as
entirely destroyed by fire, including an extensive
and valuable supply OF furniture. The fire, evi-
IDENTIFY accidental, broke out while the family were
1t church. There WAS an insurance OF 81 600 In an
Alexandria company, upon the building.
A PAYING BUsINEss.-The partnership between
Messrs Rary &Goodenough has been severed; sand
while the latter" says the illustrated London
News, sshas returned 10 Canada with cool ten
thousand as bis moiety, after deductiDg expenses,
the master.spirit has taken journeyto Sweden,
and purposes seeing Lapland before be rsturns--
1t 10 surprising how the system takes everywhere
Vice. Admir- al Main warning, died on the 26th ult,
At ka,h. He Was Lieutenant of the Naiad, eod
served under Lord Nelson at the battle Of Traihl-
gar, In 1906.
Hume. the mssnsriser. figures - lion In the
Russian sdtons. He wears o fantastic dress and {
6cotch cap and feather, which he mover takes Oh II
any salon.
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FUNDS yoR TIE Nsw ORLrAss su,

rERERs-About $3.50 has been contributed by our
liberal citizens, in response to tho appeal Of the
Young Mems Christian Association. 1t is ex-
ceHdingly desirable the sum should be increased
necessary to transmit the funds. Any person
having collections on hand, are requested to in
crease them as much as possible and hand them
in. Many OF our citizens probably have not been
called upon, owing to the business engagements
of the district committees in some of the districts
Those who may have been thus passed BY are yet
invited to hand in their donations to DIR. g. w.
Jones, Chairman of the Standing Committee; Mr.
j. W. Maury, Treasurer Of the Association, or
leave them at p. B. Prices Bookstore, 1611 Main
street.
Benevolent individuals now visiting the city, are
respectfully invited to aid in this work.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-27

T6-Day-The Executive Committee Of the U. s.
Agricultural Society, will meet at the Presidents
headquarters at O'Clock this morning. At there
will be grand cavalcade of horses on the track,
after which the judges will examine the CATTLE en-.
tered for premiums, in the ring, and the prize rib
bons will be affixed
At II, Vim. III. Macfarland, Esq, welcome the
invited guests, behalf Of the canmttee of invi.
tation.
At half past ], horses will be led into the
ring and premiums awarded; after which, such
classes of horses will be exhibited as the superin
tendent may decide.
At half past Z, P. NJ, q public meeting will be
held at the African Church, to which all persons
interested in agriculture are invited.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-27

PIcKpocKETs Two Of these invaders
were arrested yesterday.
II 10 understood that new military"
corps, with costumes somewhat singular, will
parsde to daY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-27

EED IIhEIbHUhNE o AM DAAIVCp lille
are the safest and best Purgative Pills in use. They
act upon the Liver, Stomach and Bowels. carrying
OFF all bile and every foul secretion. They don't
gripe easy liz their operation. and can be taken
at any time without fear of expo They remove
Colds from the system and prevent Rheuma ism -
II you suffer with any pain, use HA NTSHORNE'S
CURE-hLL, the great PAIN ANNIHILATOR. II
SYRUP, which is the best Cough Syrup in the
world.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-27

WooLEN GooDs We notice at the Me-
chanics Fair lot of blankets, shawls, stockinets
ETC., exhibited by Messrs. Stedman Fuller
which are really superb, and should be carefully
inspected by country merchants aud Others now
on visit to this city. These goods are now being
sold In various parts Of the South, and are well
worthy of public attention.
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@HARTsHoRHE's CURR-ALL-

TIE GREAT PAIN ANNIHILATOR,
AOH AND WEAK BOWELS.
PREPARED By A CHEAIST;
THE GkEAfEsr isis e s "I6 DIscovEkY IN MEDICAL
HARTsHoRNE's CURE-ALL should be kept il
all families In of accidents sudden sickness,
~ frequenty Gu es in less time than requires to
get physician;
externally and internally.
AS- AS the frequent changes of the weather pro
Throat, Pain In the Bowels and Stomach. Tooth and
Ear Ache Ague or Lunps in The Breast. Pain In thu
saouIa sst Bottle II acts upon the Nerves Mns
cles. siuews. Blood and Bones and. by its ~armins
s ry p all pain from the SIS
psofoRAL 0s sYkGp M OF WILD ohkkkYN Is be
D II y yon are Bilious. p use use HARrsnOKsE's ANTI
Bilious Pills. they act upon the Liver. stom
aoS and Bowels. carrying OF ali Bile aud foul se-
The above msdieipes to be had at all Drug storet
in kioh nond Norf1lk. Petersburg sad all towns in
Virginia. oe la-sm
~ PARKE PoIsDExrER,
RicHMosp. VA,
Win practice In the city Of Richmond aud IN the
"a Once in Lisle's Building. corner Of Main a and
H.h streets. seZs-iZm
oD~ MATTRESSES,
BEDS. LOUNGES. ac.
he subscriber has on hand and makes 1 70 order aie
OuRLED HAIR MOSS aud SHUCK MATTkEsE-
xx FEATHER BEDS, BOLSTERs and PlkL0Ws.
e0fA BEDS; LOUNGES. OrroMANs. sfooLs'
&c. A.so,
IROa BxDSTEADs,
UPHOLSTERY WORK
Of every description done in the best style and up
sA 's-''n'''' '''- JOHN r REaNAULr..
ig2 Main street,
sN-im sqasre above new Custom House.
nGY~ WINDOW SHADES The subscri-
her las now ia store large varsity OF WINDOW
sHADEs consisting Of Gilt and Velvet Gilt ana
fiaIn. Houauet, Landscape. Powered aud Plain,
ran giu1 fn price from plrrY CENTS 20 80.
JUIfN REGyAULT
I92 Main street,
r. u-im square aboss ssw Custom HOUSE.
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Death OF NuN.-Sister Mary Regina, one Of the
illness, of consumption. Her name, before taking
the veil, was Clarke, a sister of the Rev. VIM. F.
Clarke, s. G., now President of Loyola College
She took the veil at Georgetown, about sixteen
years since.
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New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-15
AMERICAN INDUSTRIAL ASSOCIATION.


The regular monthly meeting OF the Executive Com
niee of the above Association was held on Friday,
9TH inst, q. No. IL Wall street, the Hon. MYRoy II.
CLARE, President, in the chair.
The CoRRtsPOSDISG SECRETARY expressed regret
that he had to offer report which he feared would
prove Jess satisfactory than would be expected. The
Superintendents report would chow that little com.
psrs'yey had been done during the past month in the
removal OF the unemployed po)r to the ample fields of
industry which correspondence with the West has
opened. The want OF funds the cause Ia COM
mon with other benevolent societies. greater difficulty
in collection had been found during the past month
than any previous ones during the Winter. The re-
of charity have been exhausted by claims un-
usually numerous and pressing. Our giving men say
they have been bed to depletion and must stop giving
for awhile. l. Is proper, however, to add that since
the monthly report wss made up. revival OF libe-
ray bas sared, upward of 800 having within the
past few days been put into the hands of the Secretary
1t il also mstter Of encouragement that not only
the objects of the Association generally approved but
that ts plan OF operation is highly commended, and
growing confidence II manifested The assurance Is
felt that when business prosperity shall return there
will be cause OF complaint of the want OF public
patronage snd support. provided the Association shall
continue s present wise and efficient action
IL should be remarked that the present condition OF
the labor market is unusual. The Spnng ordinarily
works off the redundancy which the Winter sccumu.
afes, and through the Summer months the demand
greatly exceeds the supply The current expenses oi
the Societys office during this time are fully met 10y
the contributions made by country employers applying
at the office Tor help. II is otherwise now many
hands, able and willing to labor, yet idle and lie
aid Of the Association to remove them 10 localities
where work can be ob,sinedis .til required Through
the Summer il is be feared the expenses of the
Office IucOnsiderable they are will have in part 70
be De tlrayed out of beneY olent contributions.
Tbo following is the Superintendent Report:
t-eeip,. +Ai 90 Disbursements t}7 q
Asis.............. li9 81 Liabiirs........... u a.
Srtustior, pr'euredfor - males aud 30 emsr.
Ofc- Ne 81 Greenwich street, April Y, 1856.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-15
ELECTION OF FIRE wARDENS.


The quarterly meeting of the representatives of the
Fire Department WAS held in the Fremen Hail. Mer-
street, Tuesday evening MuLLic,S, Presi-
dert, in the Chair.
The proceedings commenced by reading the
annual report tf the Board of Fire Wardens, which
set forth that although the number of buildings exam
ned since the date Of the last report had exceeded
that OF any former year, the quantity Of actual viola
tions of the fire laws had materially decreased. Many
old and dangerous buildings had either been made
safe, OF entirely removed yet the number ot this cls
OF houses was fearfully large.
The efficiency OF the fire laws was dwet upon az
kng.h, as in previous reports. During the past year
the Wardens examined !SSi buildings IN course OF
erection alteration and, in large majority of them
the law had been strictly complied with. There Were
JJ2 violations of var sections of the fire laws 4J3
Of which had been removed The Board was happy
to state that the laws relative to keeping gunpowder,
ssl,peer &c in tbe city, had been very generally OBJ
served, but violation coming to their notice. The
whole number Of dangerous buildings in the city, as
far ~ the Wardens have cognzance Of is DO. A de-
tailed and corrected list OF these buildings, showing
their character, location, Ac. is in course of prepara
tioD and will in a few days bs presented TO the Com
Conncil, and also TO the Chief Engineer of the
Fire Department.
A. soon AZ the Secretary had finished the reading o.
roy 20 into the election OF four Fire Wardens to nj
the vacancies occasoned by the expiration Of the term
Of Office OF Messrs. Gregg, Meeks, Sanderson aut
Merritt.
There were g candidates proposed, and the firs,
ballot resulted in Mr.. Meeks obtaining the largest
number of votes. motion to cDnfine the votes 10
the eight candidates who pOled the largest number OF
votes was adopted. The second ballot resulted 10 the
election of Messrs. l.. Meeks and r. Sanderson. The
third ballot was confined 10 the four highest candi-
dates and resulted in the election of Enoch Smith and
John Clements.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-15
FROW lALE COLLEGE.
( TIE n. Y. Tribune.

Con, .Io.ucpee of TIE ~ Y. rnbuns.
YALE CoIfrGr. April IL, ls'>.
Our venerated Aims Mater has just rung the closing
bell and let loose upon the country her troop OF NOISY
bows. The second term examination has ended, the
Rubicon passed and they are free for short three
weeks recess But for the record of the past term.
The conclusion OF the fireman disturbance, the ex
pulsion three members Of the Junior class, ana the
publication Of set Of resolutions by the Fire Depart
ment have taken place. use the word " expulsion
because has appeared before in PRINT IN relation to
this affair, though the punishment is what Is called
separation from College Ia newterm invented for the
occasion differing from expulsion in that it admits OF
return TO Yale at indefinite future tme whereas
the latter does no.. The members who thus
separated from College were not punished, as
has generally been considered, as being the most i'm
phcaed m the affair Two of them were sent of for
carrying weapoIs the third for refusing to answer
question. As for the resolutions of the iircmeu the
malgnsnt sput In which they are Dictated and the
BiiNngSgate with which they abound forbid farther
notice OF them.
The Junior exhibition OF the class of M too Mace
Tuesday, April q. fair day brought q fair an
derce in the afternoon. lu the evening the churc was
crowded. Though the general fact that eomp9-isons
ave odOus prevents the mentioning of names can.
M, E,rbeAr T. praise the last three suabea nj ,be
evening a. IL every way superior psrflimspces II
,us aid tha ths rcert expulsion OF two tA ,r.In
bers Of the ci.ss would make grea: deficiency "a
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-15
MARINE EFFAIRS.
FOR EUROPE.

The steamship Persis, Cspt. Jndkins, sailed for
Liverpool yesterday with 1875 passengers, and the
steamship Glasgow, Capt. Goodwin, for Glasgow
with 25 cabin and ia steersge passengers.
COMPLIMENT TO CAPT. PETRIF.
The passengers of the steamship City Of Washing
Ton, Just before that vessel rescbed port her last
trip from Liverpool rendered Capt Petrie very
handsome testimonial in acknowledgment oi his gentle
manly and seamanlike conduct.
THE FISHING FLEET.
We learn that the number of vessels TO be on
ployed in codfshDg from Iarmouthport. the pre-en.
season. is but three, and only for mackerel From
Provi1 cetown, we learn by 1Hc Banner, that there
will be fitted out the usual number if not more
probably l20 vessels will sail during the Spring.
Wehcet will. a. usual, send out Il large fleet Of
mackerel cstchers. From what We can learn III re-
gard 70 the matter, thiok that Gloucester will h
out vessels for ackerelng this season than ever
before TGoucester Advertiser
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-15
pEIISSIER.

Tny Nlw PRINCM MINISTER TO LONboN.
or diplomacy proper Peisier ia as ign rant a. the
sword he wears, and therefore will be simple lnstru-
ment in the hands of others. OF English ne does not
know word and his manners are precisely what
might be expected from q man utterly unused TO any
society but that Of the camp, with mind uua10rned
by any degree OF cultivation. aud with temper sus'
oeptble but Of one srgument-that of brute force.
do no. mean 10 say that he is excessively brutal and
coarse IN bis behavior: on the contrary, he would be
edge he has lie smirks griIDace', and dances
inDocenty believing himself polite. lie is a little,
thick-set man, with preentlons 10 high intellect in
his brow; but his dark deep-set eye booking doably
dark when contrssed with his short closely cut white
hair is full Of determination. 1t IT, besides l. capital
eye for country He will, in month after his arrival
be perfect master of the power Of Ensand for defense
there viii not be weak point her frontier OF IL her
midst that the poor errand hoy Of Rouen will have
read marked ard learned, and thoroughly digested.
Pesser without any education, Is naualy an arith-
rnetican: with no acquaintance with the science of
engineering he has practical manner Of discovering
hoop holes that many occasions took our best eng
peers at Sevsstopol by surprise. In the handling Of
large mssses he is perfectly unrIvaled, ard he is
known to have the very hunblest opinion ot Engand
military art "They perfect children 10 the Art of
war" he ssid recently to Count de Morny, when
speaking Of the Indian rebellion. individually
braye-brsyer than the French, for aught know
they are babies in regard 20 combination GIVE me
one regiment Of French and any day will turn tneir
flank and out-maneuver dozen British, COMMANDED
by their ablest captains.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-15
APPOINTMENTS BY TIE GOVERNOR

By and with ;h. adyice srl consent Of the senate.
ALB.sS April l3 1885.
H..GoR.M,srrs-NlwIoRs Murray, in ps'e Of
Jlliu- T. stage
COMMISSIONERS METROPOLITAN PoiicE-NE"'fohk
Thomas b. Siilrnsn. in place Of Jacob Cholwel.
NoT,RIEs-QuElNs-Wni J. Young o Oyster Bay Cove,
Jacob T. auderhoof Of Astoria aid Selah Schenck OF Rosyn-
Appointments - =, A.,
KNcs-Georse C. Gtbs aud Christopher King oi Brookyn-
SIP ntmenfs ,c
NEW-YoRk-JohD T. Gray Ma.coub CsUpoeI, LM Guit.su-
r.sppoinrLts William c. D1senbary Lew Leopsfdn'~ aP
poinneni-.
WTsr,rE1ES-Johu 7. seesy of Oss:nnins-n-" appoint