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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-10

We have received Leonard Scott Cos re-
publication of the Westminster Review Tor
January, containing articles on Reform Ill
Parliament; the religious policy of Austria;
the sanitary condition of the Army: Chioro-
form; Spiritual Destitution in England; Car
lyle's History of Frederick the Grcat Witch
craft. Robt. Bell, Agent, King street.
We have also received the February num-
Der of the Southern Planter. Farmers Will
find this an interesting and valuable num-
Der of this excellent agricultural journal.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-10

The Wings of Prince William have al-
pointed delegates to the Richmond Conven-
ton. nominated B. F. Lewis for the Legisla-
ture, proposed that candidate should he
selected for the State Senate, and suggested
a District Convention for nominatinca Wing
candidate for Congress.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-10

The Democrats Of Prince William have
appointed delegates to Convention at Stat
ford Court House, for the purpose of nomi-
mating candidate for the State Senate
The Convention is to lie held on the third
Wednesday in March. Mr.. Letcher is inSi-
ted to address the people of Prince William
an the eth of March. Court day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-10

The House Of Representatives, in commit
tee of the whole, struck ont Of the Appro-
priation bill, the appropriation for the Con-
gressional Globe. and when the bill was
reported to the House, put the appropriation
back again.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-10
Coincidence.

Tho Lynchburg Republican states; as Il
singular circumstance, that Mr.. .; IL. Sole
mon, of that city. aud AIr. J. II: Solomon. Of
North Carolina, student at the University
oryrsiuia. both died on the same day. Mon
day the 3lst ult.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-10

A servant woman. found guilty of setting
dwelling house of Mr.. James S. Jones, OF
Spotsylyania, on fire, has been sentenced TO
be hung. She has confessed the crime, and
acknowledged that it was her intention to
destroy the lives of the whole family. A. ii
was, they made narrow escape.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-10

The vote in the House Committee on Mill
tarv affairs. On the President. recommends
ton 10 establish Protectorate OYER Sonora
and the Northern States of Mexico, was--tor
it. .; against it, 6. If the vote could be ia
ken in the House. it would probably be in
the same PROMOTION, and with the same result.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-10
FAIRBANKS

lays MEDICAL JOURNAL AND NfWs
i i OF 1852. January nI,nhcr ui Nay
Mciicai journal Is now ready. Those who "I-h
To Subscribe. will please hand in their names.
Price for the Journal and News, 81 per annun. in
advance.
HGl."n's Phy.olagy.--t TrcGri-c Human
Psychology. de.ignea for the use Of 81 'ents
and Practitioners Of Medicine. hy John e. Dalton,
Jr.. VI. d.. with 25i illustrations, price So. just
published, and for sale by
jan II ROBERT BELL.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-10

The Fredericksburg News says:-We hear
that DIR. A. B. Hooe, of King George. has
lost twelve negroes by Typhoid Pneumonia,
The disease prevails also in Stafford and
several other counties of Eastern Virginia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-10

A fire occurred at Grand Rapids, Mich on
the 7th, destroying seven buildings, including
the Backus Block The loss in merchandise
and buildings amounts to s2o'ooo' partially
covered by insurance.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-10

The John Cinnamon in San Francisco, col
lect and pack in casks broken glassware Of
every description, for shipment to China
We understand that it pays them more than
200 per cent profit.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-10

The Washington States takes issue with
the Union as to 'who is responsible for the
condition of affairs, and contends that tn"
Executive is at least as deep in the mud, a
CONGRESS is il the mire.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-10

Senator Fitch intends introducing ''''
authorizing the government to use American {:
iron for ships and public buildings IN lie" 0'
other solid materials.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-10

Henry Jumpertz, who has been on trial
during the past ten days in ch'eag"' for
tho murder of Sophia Werner. whose re-
m aims were found in barrel at the Hudson
River Railroad Depot. New York, about a
ear since has been found guilty.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-10

The yacht Wanderer and her owner, Capt
Corrie, have been expelled from the New
York Yacht Club, for being engaged in the
.la,o fro1a
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-10

A negro woman in New York. on Mondas!
night, attempted to kill her own mother by
striking her on the head with an AXE Inc
mother will, probably, die.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-10

Mrs. Mary Hartung, who has been on
trial in Albany. New York. during the past
wsek. for the murder of her husband Emil
u.-,,no has been found guilty Of murder.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-10

1t is stated by those who claim to be well
informed, that the bulk of the claims for the
Oregon war debt is owned bya banking house,
and that an agent was despatched some time
ago to the Pacific to purchase them on specu-
lation. They sum up five or six millions in
all, while it is said, that the whole personal
property in the territories of Oregon and
Washington, at the time of the war, would
not have reached halfn million.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-10

Another Democratic Caucus is t" be heid
at the Capitol tonight. King Caucus 's
very active in these days--but his power ap-
pears to be much diminished.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-10

The news of the burning Of the buildings
Of William and Mary College. will be rece'v-
ed with regret all oyer the the country ana
especially in this State.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-10

Mr.. Groux. whose case was noticed hy us
week or two ago, as one of singular maltor'
nation, Che being without the breast bore Is
now in Washington. lecturing there.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-10

The winter has been such an open one
A.. srow has been rarity, even IN the
North instead of an every day affair as Tor
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-10

The Agricultural Land bill, which passed
the Senate on Monday. gives to the States
about six million acres of land in aid of edu-
cation in agriculture and the mechanic arts.
1t goes back TO the House for concurrence in
amendments. 1t is asserted that the Presi-
dent will veto the bill, should it be sent to
him for approval.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-10

The American Bank Note Company are
about to make public an important improve
mrnt in the general design of bank notes,
which will etiectually guard against that spe-
cieS of fraudulent paper known "a altered
bank notes. BY the new patent, no bank
note can he successfully altered so rs TO I'M
pose upon the community.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-10

The IIavre correspondent Of the New York
Commercial writes that fears Of war were
disappearing, but the Italian question is still
unsettled.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-10

Washington city is said to he crowded ""'
strangers, and places Of Amusement arc of'e"
I'd nightly to large sssemblages.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-10

The stca4cr Kangaroo, from Liverpool
has arrived at New Iork. Her dates hay,
hecn anticinated
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-10

'iNiESE SCALES ar" now regarded IL
the STANDARD For CORRECT
WEIGHT. AID are Ia u-. b, n""il y
every Railroad Company. Merchant. and
Manufacturing establishment through
ont the country. tn" reputation which
these Sales have acquired. ha- been 81
steady growth from the commencement
IT, III" present iim.. aEd Is h.u-t~l G,"d.
III" prinCipl" mtopt'i ty H. and meyer
aryIat-i from. # allowing nom hu, PAX
lEgI NEi"HISU HNCHINE- 10 90 forth from
our establishment
W. hav" mole than on" hundred III!
f'T"ut notifications ul rh"s" S,ALiS.
'mlaptri To- Ia, want. u every depart
men. II business. wh":'. a correct ani
durI,hl" Scale i required.
re- Call AMI -,anin.. 81 ,'Hd Tor All
illustrated circular.
fiIEH.NK- s co.
i-p BsT>p~ ~ y. YORK.
GEO. I. BALDWIN. Agent.
f Alryaniria. Ns.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-10

NTOTICE.--To those of our customer, who have
settled their accounts. rs rendered the first Of
January ,,c return ,h1nEs: those who have
failed to do 80. We would remind %! the necessity
Of doing so at early day, rs all our accounts
unsettled on hc Frsf Of april merit, will, through
necessity have TO pass into other hauds tor eol!ec-
ton, a. at that time We will move from Alexsndris.
feb l-2w TAYLOR / HUTCHINSON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-10

Rev. Lconidas RoS,er design, ut the next
commencement of Randolph Macon Colleg"
and all future occasions of like character
ut that Institution, to present prize medal
to the member of the senior or junior class,
who, in the estimation Of competent Judges,
shall deliver the best Grafton. He has not
as yet, designated name by which the me-
dial shall be known. We hope that it will
be termed The Rosser Medal"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-10

ri TOR SALE A new. ana beautiful
-~I.A DM E.LlNG, -itu.t.'iru columbus. between
Princess and Oronoco streets. The lot /. 90 feet
front. running back half the square I" % feet
alley, If not sold privately before the loM day
Of Nag. will. AT tina; tine, a..rT the came NJ !uh
lie auction in front Of said prcGIis"s. h.o. NY
half interest in the Planning Mill and sash, Door,
aud Blind Factory, corner of Queen and Fairfax
streets. with quarter square Of ground attached.
Til" said FACTORY i eomplet" in c,ery respect ipS
doing 4 large business, and is said to be one Of the
fnrs. and best arranged any whsT" tc nc found.
Those wishing TO purchase are invited I" cal! and
examine the premises, "A. Inducements will he Of
fcred, and term. made easy. T. II. JENKINS.
To ono having CAPITAL TO purchase material from
first hands a fortune could he realized in tew
years. feb S-c"rMaylol Il. H. J.
I Asst CALL.-fartie, indebted To- the late firm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-10

FOR REMIT" .fr!' .r.r.
G.s corner of King and Na'.I '"'' -.,.
Casenoye 4 Cos. old stand. Po''e''."
March. Apply to ,.. urnyEE.
feb I'll ~ Ehh
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-10

I Asst CALL.-fartie, indebted L. tac late firm
IL Of N-v.tt Il Su"w.icn. ar" hereby notified that
all accounts remaining open on 18TH instant. will
he pat in suit, without regard TO persons.
fen St
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-10

Mr.. Clay, United States minister I" Peru,
ha> informed the State Department that all
hope thatany reduction in the prices at which
Guano i, now sold III this country can lie
hrough, about by negotiation, Is abandoned:
All classes IN Peru agreeing that a. tn" de-
positc- are national property, the government
is bound to sec that they produce III" great
est possible amount OF revenue There is
hut little prospect of Improvement in the
trade, rs the most important agencies ofthc
Peruvian government are entrusted u two
houses, who haveit pretty much in their pow
or. for the moment, to fix the rate of freights
and, in Mr.. Clay 5 opinion, can in future eX-
ercise controlling influence over the trade
in guanU with foreign countries
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-10
ALEXANDRIA,:

THURSDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 10. 1852
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-10

McMinnvil!c. Warren County, T.nn.ss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-08

Foreign and Domestic Malls
TIME OF CLOSING AT TIE NEW YORK OFFICE.
DonHslIc.. NorihAlbsny. Buffalo and Canada .s45 NJ
Ss'.e 1n %s %ea Tss Rs S and SIS p
s'n,h and southwestern
hs.'srn rsai, BY i;lro.d * 4 and
rnv be observed Ss sSe Northern and wes, m
now close at $40 respectively and the Eastern mail by
SUNDAY Mans. On Sunday all mails ciose at this
CAlrcySn. 4 steam sr Moses Taylor, on Friday,
surpIe%entsry man VIII be made up for California
The Overland ssiI for California leaves 9. Louis
should Be- marked ss q a ss
s. LAKE Cry me Overhead Nal from st Joseph cio to Salt
Lake CRY, leaves 81 Joseph every Saturday, at
SAN Letters should be marked Overland,
So PACIFIC BY steamer Noses Taylor, Friday,
H.vAsA.,.sy steamer cahawba, on Tassdsy. ~
Frca sew oreaas by Steamship feuae.sss on on
S La sSd III Once Ss .sa oa e. s, :'S or
ErsosT.... Ry,'esmshp kangaroo, on Saturday,
BprsOs Arsts End ;,er The let Of aUr insssnf Ne
single rate o: postage upon etsr~ sent FIRM tie
soreo et.tss in toe orissh mal VIA england; TO
ronleeer1 ton, or III Fepublic Of Paraguay
gbe corresponteuce for whicb is forwarded ia
duced iron forty Eve TO dir'y ,tlre cents, pre-,
ps,messi required TINS red lcca IL the result
four to twelve cents The half ounce letter be.
B,pAyA IAsps On 'be dey after he arrival each
nae Cupafd packet at this port, being a
month, the steamer Earrak will be despatched
viii malta for tae bahama Islands, 10 be landed
81 Nassau, n. p
TiNE or CLOSING AT THE LONDON OFFICE.
BoNBAy. The Overland Mail 10 BOMBAY closes Ia London
as lolows.- Via AsrsCiis8 the 81 and 18th Of
each month. Via Southampton the 18th AID
9Th
cAIcrrTA... "a Ion lsh ?slb via Narcotics sh 18th
2pib III, via Sou hampton.
CHINA Via harsetef the 0th aud 25h Via South
nmpiou ifh and ath
ArsuAtiA Wa Mararles ard suez the 10th Via South
amptor and Suez 12b
Nautilus. Via Alden on the 4h and yh Of the month
bft7u. Via southampton on the oh Of the month
rs be Hafseiee mst despatched he abovA
des should auy OF these dates fall Sunday the mail
1esp atebss he following evening.
The souihsmpton malls despatched the morning OF
sbove dates Should dsea fan ON Sunday The
nsni deapacbed the corning previous
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-08
Court Of General SesaionS.
Uernra pacordor parusrd

The only case tried In this Court yesterday charge
Of Assap and battery preferred BY solomon Harris of 80
East Bosd~ay against Christopher Johnson and George
Moore, employees in Singer Co.'s sewing machine
stab shrnent II appeared from the evidence that the
enGaps pursuant 10 ORDERS to the house OF The
complainant for the purpose If taking mach'ue which
Barns had ty paid for but upon hich there
debt o. dfy col ars. When the sttetn ated 70 &c
move The property Harris SAID that they should take
whereupNr, be alleges johnson and Moore struck him
several b'o4s. The Case VIII he ba'shet ON Ffiiay.
john jennings, indicted for assault with IN snt
kill, pleaded guilty To an ASSAULT ard battery IL WAS
eft 70 The pensnary for twelve months aud ordered TO
pay fire ot $3.50
The Grand Jory dsposing of sne almost unrre.
deu'ed plumber OF COMPLAINS a~atrg tae- aetsao vasv
rapidly, for tbey brought large batch Of ,etn4a,s
yesterday aft noon against prisoners
IN the city prison. The ctencss p-incrkliy robbery
burglary and grand srosay. All the oaleri,s ~eSe
srraeued and having pleaeei mol suisy, ted
{ II next week fer wal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-08

CLEARED.
hbamsnp Alns Q'r, Hockly. liverpool-E Cunard.
Steamship Locust Point French, Baltmore-H Cromwell
sh,e Thayer, Munroe Acapulco-R W rrundie
FL i,as' Sss,sfsSa: csSsHJ v ES sf. %
BARK Venus A,tnson cnracoa ~soonen Graves & Co.
Bark Cnahing. Hchborn, Cardenas- Walsh, Carver /
ssrk rcnncset Leighion 7Yznssa Del Vale Co.
p pg tsro,ss c9 s pser%ot@wrence Giles
Eds S.5. nan I Nan w.
sr s% ss S cesn p1TG Batch ZOO
scir Cyclone Paddock. Fernansina-p small
Sch, y Baesman, Sherman Georgetown, dc-Oarnahan
s,hrK v Brown, Andrews, wnmnson--I Smith 4 Co.
sshr ,n,h sTsl I wilwi7gton Dolner Potter Co.
Sch soSserd Mo-, Mckee ~
ssr Hsmlon ogtsn - sHS aase 70
scsy MsrsulN Lane Portsmouth X r Buck a ' CO.
sehr Harvest Corwn. Providence Master.
SCOOP oregon, hhotes, Providence Master.
steamer r Thompson, Foster, Baltimore.
Steamer Delaware Uopes. Philadelphia
ARRIVED
viii 'l rnsse sa Ednsgg @ CuP%ng Sasgow March q
westerly winds throughout the entire passage 10 he
sst Ut 8 lon passed two ars vsIs s.s ssnvy
~ % nooa ssosaea swedish bark akerman boupdn
en sb ess se"as 70 10, l sdasos sae.en
feb p with Iadse and psssspscrs 70 O Duncan Co
's saseT ssr e9 IS gasss gsr c
fee, also large iceberg NV 49, - 9i""N'o' VI "e"'
BARK ala Portland Creerh ferhn~ r,a 6, r,ocss
March ~ WIN marble, rags. &c, n N Pastacaldi.
Bark Resolution hs) Scorsupe pAerno III L. ,th s,t,
20 Barclay A Livingston "s'' Wv" ""'''
BARK wielana Breml osternann Touerdanp nc davs with
dsa, b. Lulng Has experienced vary ba,v 1870,
sprung main yard and libboOrn ' '1 "'"'"'''
BARR masdsens Day Aspin YAH March H. With bark, &c,
10 joy For NE past days experienced heavy wesery
gales Feb Is outward passage, LAT "a lon 20 "a s.Ii IN
the wreck Of brig h Hichhorn beore Tsonre INN.
Der laden, wa'erlogPed and abandoned eF'' 49,
Bark Wyandoe tof Boston, Sparks Tpidaf Dc uba 2st
Ut With snRsr and noasses master Id lnst al cave
Haiteras spose brig Adene Adan from New Orleans for
Cork ~ days out " ~
BARK Brohers Chase Cienfuegos March q with yuoar and
moesses y Geo Stephenson. Experienced heavy es,ber
split eails, &c. -'S "'"''o''
Park @sria Morton Buckley sayanBah aayu WITH cotton
and 1allnan I'd inst la Il, III L. ri m
passed brig kebeeska, bound eouth ~ w. -" ~
hrig Col fennfsan lof Machas, Horrk Heuvitas March
Y, rih sugar and ~ oiA ssss, ~ simpson Mayhesy
.ar. n ~ strr. ~ "'"' -
Brig Orch, fof Stockholm Grmr N.ispzs Y,r,b o, u,b
spa@T saa ms'aao, " isasr, Experienced heayy M and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-08
Personal Intelligence.

The Surrogate, Edward C. West, has gone 10 Washing
con as a witness ia the sickles trial.
One Of the Petersburg papers gives the following
was reported some time tha, Miss Martha Hanes
Butt bad fallen victim 10 the persuasons OF Hymen
was about TO enter the household Of Col Hess of Wash
ingon report which has proven without fouada
son We have since learned however, from the very
Beet authority, that the beautiful young
given hei hand the gallant and gifted young sculptor
moulded arn has also fallen 10 the posses.oo 9, ~,
young artist That " say, that by the request of the
fortunate author OF fhe coquete" and "Fisher Girl"
MISS But has allowed him 10 take cast OF her charming
h'te band and finely rounded Her heart, are
statue."
Ma AMY Cen Trias and Admiral German of Mexico;
Hon. w y Russell, New YORK; Hon. j. Forsyth late
"ihs'er 70 Mexico, and lady, are in Warrington.
TO TIE EpITo2 or THE HERALD
Under the caption Of personal in yester fay MORNINGS
HERALD, noticed, associated with the name Of cen
wo,1a saSe se,S 80 =, N, Less am positive that you
Lorenzo Lewis, Of Louisiana, a gentleman vim during
tne he1can war commanded squadron OF dragons
under Gen. Lanes command Capt l. "a command ,vss
the only one that accomp the General rroro Va
Cruz on his line Of march the city Mexico an6 tbongs
was HusmaIt Tia after tue fat OF Can't, NalSsr a.,
PENNSYLVANIA VOLUNTEER
From Richmond, DC, in tae steamship Jameso~n-Nr.
9Ps Srs sesr . Ms w. fnsS Mr. es.9 5oh
L,sOos hrorn aowsi. Dae.eerry, . raspsr; SD
~ SSse5 Msn and Enn "a he ss s.
Prom Glasgow. In sbe steamship Rdiuburg-mr Bnkmyre
os ss1 B,Eos NJ css s AID Lady Mss Iss
From Aspnvan. In the bark MagdaienA-Mr Pierce.
From ASiAnzAs, in The brig oreils-Miss NJ Downs.
r,, DEPARTURES.
yngland s,s NM .he stssnsag slps-Mr and Mrs Bars
fs'ames Se,so, g ORR Pe'po rev Orleans u
Bell Mr. Paa & hs25 a NJ, Ky r eoAnd
For liverpool in the steamship Niagara from I,oonxrs
H. Ads%s vs. z susss 1,nmes Ys Turpbu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-08
POLITICAL.

r RE ,Ulsk MES1TNs OF He FIFTH TsRr
"A 1emocrsc Union vssoct-t hei Uaadqnart
1hnroa evening" Aprl Tbs prssfaut the chair Vim.
II Bah er offered the following resoluos which unani
mrus'y atop,ed:-
Resolved That the theoss Of hs iaton hereby
are rendered 10 ,be on John o. Mah the able asoaor
flm this district for The 10 which he
fought against the 1egsaoo Of he black republican
psry the senate ~ rbis stas and pledge
uued for any office that he may be aomiua,ed by
the deDoc eler,ors OF this district
Crane offered ths following esoiutiou, which
upsn1 ous'v adop'eu
That pDbli- Of the Hon. CHRISTINE Woodruff
from This ds riot the Stale egs A.ure, with
cordial pnrobaion
kesoved 1ht -ncpAop of the of the registry
Ia thai the esdent q h's Dscnn ten
this election district 1, the ward
whose duty IL hail be 10 that dem ling In
their district shall he noied Of the time and place where
regbtr nOr tt,s place.
Resolved That the above utous be published in the
Ferad snd News and that aligned by the N, ers se
this retiop he sent " be Hon. John o. M>her and
CHI tiap X. No-drnt. HNnRY ~. HoFFMghE, Pros
WV J POLLOCK, secretaries.
JAMES b. RICH, }e'e'"'''o'