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BY GIBSON q co.

o. BY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF THE
#Ai, ORPHANS COURT OF BALTIMORE CITY, the
A subscriber as administrator of Aaron Jackson, De
ceased, will sell at 40 o'clock the 2lst DAY OF APRIL
ns the premises LOr OF GROUND situated on the
north side Of Saratoga street west of Poppeton street.
fronting about Is feet Saratoga street. having depth Of
about 20 feet. Improved by two-Story BRICK DWELL
ING Is feet front with Basement and Garrett occu
pied by Mrs. Jackson This lot includes alley feet
wide laid out the east side thereof for the Of this and
the adjoining property, running from Saratoga street to
Sarah Ann street
ALSO TWO LOTS OF GROUND in the of the above
fronting about - feet each said alley, and having
depth of about 30 feet Each Of said last two lots simproved
by a small twostory BRICK DIV SLING. The whole of
the ground is subject ground rent of SIS per
beng part of lot originally leased under rent of
S3, and the lot Saratoga adjoining the
part of said lot having been assigned by Aaron Jack
son, in his life time subject the Of SIS per annum
Terms of SaleOnehird cash. and the balance in three
and six months, with interest ami security the credit
payments. F. W. BRUNE, Jr,
apl2 ill., M W & Dis. Administrator.
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- NALnABLEFARMI IN HARFORD COIN

o. VALUABLE FARM IN HARTFORD COUN-
keiii1I TY AT TRUSTEES SALE-In pursuance Of De
cree Of the Circuit Court for Hartford county as
public sale at Halls < Roads SATURDAY, the 2lst day
u AL That TRACT Or PARCEL OF LAND lying in
eogny near Halls Reads P%T GF BY e p S6
or less, being the same lands mentioned and described in
deed of mortgage from David C. Springer and Margaret
McCGnkey to John Henderson dated on hg lith day o.
April 1852 and recorded the Land Records OF the
Circuit Court for Hartford county, in Liner W No TO-
Few Farms Hartford county the same size as in
trinsicay valuable Its favorable location, within short
a1d amoe Rairoad on renders Il easy Of access
and convenient to the best markets for its products
DWEIffNG HOUSE ca d5 and comiortabc with all
The terms Of sale as prescribed by the decree aeThat
third of the purchase be paid in cash the dag
Of sac, or on 1G r1 d of & & II o. ANU one
TO hear interest day Of sale and be
the notes of the H&R y Rusty BY the
it aPSeots BsAir
g. MORTGAGEE'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE
kk of the pro visions of the cd Article OF the Revised
Laws OF Maryland, and 10 pursuance of the authority
in them vested by power of attorney from Henry .. Diff
fenderfer aud Mary B. penderer the UNDERSIGNED as At
B. Dienderfer will offer public sale at the Court House
in Tow sontown Baltimore counts. at ocOck P NJ
On ALE TanSE TWO TRACTS OF iAND being part of
the tract called Moun Pleasant and part of the tract cal
FOUR ACRES, Two R06Ds AND THIRTY FOUR
PERCHES, less, lying and being IN Baltimore
being Tie same land conveyed by Henry Baker to Adam
Free by ndenture mortgage dated the 18Th day gust,
COUNTY in iber H. NJ F. No . folio IS &c and assigned
Adam G. Free Mary B. Dienderfer, by
date the 18th day Of August 1857, and among
the land records of Baltimore county, in ber H. n F.
9, folio Is, &c.
The improvements consist Of good DWELLING HOUSE.
and Out-buildings
Terms made known at sale.
LEWIS Fl. WHEELER,
WILLIAM :. kEECH,
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----I tStUTtIdTy OF
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IN CLUSKEY'S
POLITICAL TEXT BOOK,

~. NJ W ENCYCLoPEDIA.
ro,..By NJ W. CLUsKEY, Washington, D. c.
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ne JSns 81 n Of The United States
Washington: Farewell Address
ordinances of 1854 and 1857.
x Virginia and Kentucky Resolutions 9fl798 and 49,
Lands and able documents against it, with full history Of
President Pierces Veto Of the INDECENT Insane Land
The Address of Mr.. Faulkner on the subject.
history OF Railroad Grants by Congress- with the vote.
President Pierces Message veong the River and arbo
Ihe School Land Bill and votes thereon
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Extracts from Speeches for ami against Slavery
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81 Toomb's Boston Lecture on Slavery
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Mr. Buchanan $ Minority Report on the same subject
NV lst tafnttcf 5 Letters the Ameri-
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~ PRICES AS LOW AS ANY GOOD ROOFING.
~ REPAIRING DONE AT SHORT NOTICE SLY


- REPAIRING DONE At SHORT S6TiCE SLY
nR. BAAKEE
~ TREATS ALL DISEASES
Special attention given all chronic diseases CoUGHs,
diseases Of the NOSE Mourn. THROAT and LUNGS all SKIN
bad % T HbSs oh Nen
ragia Paralysis Epilepsy or Commissions Dyspepsia Dys
short time also of the Stomach Liver and Bowels There
treated with Distinguished N particulars will
be given by letter DR. Baakee produce thousand
CANCERS, OLD SORES, or TLGERs HIP DISEASES,
in Any OTHER PART OF THE BODY,
every description and without the use ofhe knife any
cured by correspondence therefore such patients
place themselves under the Doctors personal mPeTyson
will produce absorption of the CATARACT,' and restore
vision to the Eye without resort to the knife
EYES AND EARS
are SUCCESSFULLY treated without the use OF the knife nee
die Or Baakee has constantly on hand at his office very
ARTIFICIAL EYES
TYnPANUAS, or EAR DRUMS
which are suitable for either sex and all ages-inseed in
FIVE 2a1y FAB a1c OF kgo9 de also
large assortment Of Bfaq EGI and d ,Th
with the Arm and Elbow Attachment: ARTIFICIAL FEET,
with the inks ass 0s agS m
seY and can be sent eg to any part Of the world
scptio8 for either SEX and Trusse particularly adapted
for females in weak condition. also for those with PRoLAP
sUs UTERI.
Doctor Baakee one of the most celebrated and ski
physicians and surgeons now living. His fame Is known
personally in every principal city of the world -.
All letters directed to Dr. Baakee must contain ten cents
to postage and incidental expenses All Chrome Diseases
be treated by correspondence except those mentioned
which will require his personal super VISION
W 0'n'' i''''' ' DOCTOR BAAKEE
Office 7O4 Broadway few doors above Fourth street,
nlsf New York City
10000 GENUINE
MANILA
CHERoOTS
HAVANA CIGARS. i00AU0o'
MEERSCHAUM PIPES, &C.
SUTRO'S POPULAR CORNER,
| apS-f lS5h Baltimore street, corner Light
| LNANCY JAPANNED BIRD CAGES.
a Just received another assortment of FANCY ia
PANIED l5lRD CAGES (several new styles,) which w,
A. REUTER- & SONS,
| No. Sc Baltimore stree,
apllu between Frederick and Gay.
! CANVASS PADDINGS, ALPACAS, AMI
~ VELVETS suitable for cothers for sale low to clos
BY ss sssPt'' ROBERT D. RR sSSTS,1 5 6o
IL FOR THE OPERA
| W. F. OWENS,
mhlz-,1 205 Baltimore street.
FISH, CHEESE AND BUTTER STORE.
| 1000 boxes Eastern Cheese
$40 bblS. Nos. /, and Mackerel
| 300 Dds Labrador and Eastern Herring.
| l,000 boxes No and Scaled Herring.
100 casks Cod and Hake Fish
In store and for sale at the lowest market rates ~
ns-tf 81 Pratt street
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7. B. CANNON, Auctioneer,
Office. lbs West Eavptta Il re-

o. TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
R=iii WAREHOUSE AND STORE NEAR TIRE LEN
-%4sa. NGTON MARKET-Under and nv virtue of de
cree of the Superior Court of Baltimore City, the subscr
her AS Trustee, will offer for sale the premises, on
THURSDAY the 18th day Of April next, O'clock p M
the following described valuable property, viz.
ALL THAT LOT OR PARCEL OF GROUND in said
city, beginning for particular description OF the
the line OF the north side OF Lexington street at the distance
OF 50 perches from the north intersec
ton of Lexington and Howard Streets running thence
north 100 feet thence east parallel with Lexington street ,!
feet thence south leo to Lexington street. and thence
west bounding Lexington street % feet to the place Of
beginning
fhe improvements consist of a very fine large WARE
HOUSE OR STORE. designated ll9 West Lexington
street. recently occupied by Mr.. j. \. Matthias Carpet
Store, which within short period has been much enlarged
and reted at considerable cost, and the locality of these
premises is very desirable
The title to the property is in simple but il VIII be sold
subject right Of dover the
which 1t might become liable.
The terms of sale onchird cash, and the balance
three and six months with interest from Of sale, and
security to be approved by the Trustee.
RDBT. GILMOR, Jr, Trustee,
No ~ Law Buildings.
j. Il. CANNON,
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- TRUSTEE'S SATE-Tn nnrsuance If
BY j. IL. CANNON,
ID TANNIN - -'I1~NSH0-

7 B. CANNON,
~ GENERAL 4 UCT{ONEER
No. i WEST FAYETTE STREET,
Between Charles and Liberty streets
Having taken the Office under my dwelling, No ay
elite street. will BE- pleased friends and all those
who may have business in my line shall especial
altehtlOn TO all sales which may be EMU
ana VIII personally attend to the arrang selling
OF Furniture Of families declining housekeeping Also
Trustee and other Sales Of Houses, Lots Farms, &c the
Exchange on the premises
j. B. CANNON, AuctoneeI
mh2Ef Office las West gavette street
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MARINE AND INLAND INSURANCE.
THE SUN MUTUAL INSURANCE
4 COMPANY OF NEW YORK,
insUres Marine and Inland Navigation Risks terms
favorable as those oany other Company All persons taking
Policies from this Company entitled to share of the
profits without incurring any liability, beyond the
OF Premium The Assets of the Company, liable pay
ment of losses, over S2,0000O0.
A. NELSON, Pres't.
A. SEAToN, V.Pres't J. WHITEHEAD, Secy'.
c. OLIVER O'DONNEII, Agent in Baltimore
te22U No 81 Exchange Place.
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me board OF Trustees have resolved 10 pay Six per
Interest the outstanding Scrip Certificates to the holders
| 90 "a "''1 iS' 'iAS
Trey have also declared the s75OOOO of Subscribers
capital Scrip Dividend Of Four and per cent
Deng 224 per cent on the paid n,l and on the
earned Premiums entitled participation in profits
scrip Dividend Of Twenty cent Certificates for which
will be issued on or after LIST May next.
By order of The Board,
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baltimore LIFE INSURANCE co.
- No 6SoUTH STREET.
INCORPORATED 1880.
JOHN |. DONALDSON, PRESIDENT
Will issue polici,s for year. years, more
for life
sENDOWMENT POLICIES payable at certain time, or at
death.
ANNUITIES FOR AGED PERSONS.
ENDOWMENTS FOR CHILDREN.
NJ. COULTER, Secretary
DR.. F. DONALDSON, Medical Examiner
jalO-u % Franklin street
HOWARD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
IL OF BALTIMORE
This successful Company insures the most favorable
terms within the city limits Buildings Merchandise gene
rally, Personal Property and Ships and their CargOes
against Loss or Damage by Fire
LOSSES EQUITABLY ADJUSTED AND PROMPTLY
PAID.
The Directors meet daily.
S. E. corner of SOUTH AND SECOND sTREETa
ANDREW REESE Z, President
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
James NJ. Pouder, Chas Hoffman,
VIM. G. Power, NJ Benznger,
Saml. r. Smith, Fl. J. Werdebaugh,
VIM. Ortwine, Elisha II. Perkins,
Aaron Fenton j. Stricken jenkins,
Geo. p. Thomas James H. Stone.
6. HARLAN WILLIAMS,
1aiu Secretary.
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AVAILABLE Farm FOR SALE.

TNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING DETER
l. mined to move west, offers for sale, near tho
town of Modisonville Monroe county, Tennessee,
his FARM, containing three hundred and twenty
acres. something like one half Of it cleared, and
in cultiyation-good Dwelling House, Kiteher
and Negro Cabins, Stables, Barns, Smith-shops,
Carriege-h0use; and on it is as good n spring as
there is IN Last Tennessee, within hundred
yards of the house, large and good meadow on it,
and some fifty acres of grass land. The Farm is
within Of mile of the town Of Madisonville,
81 miles from Swectwatcr Depot, L. T. G.. r. r..
and mile from Hiwassee College.
Persons wishing to examine the property will
be shown 1t by my father VIM. King, who is on
the premises. Tom Crutchfeld, Chattanooga
Tennessee, is acquainted with the properly, and
will give any information wanted in regard TO 1t.
TERMs:-0ne quarter cash down, and the bal
lance in !, 2 and years with INTEREST," bond and
security. and lien retained on the property until
the purchase money is paid. For further particp-
lars, address the undersigned at Messy Creek,
jefferson county, East Tennessee. will also sell
al private or public sale large lot Of good per-
sonal property. ON the above premises, such as
horses cattle, hogs reaper and mower, thresbint,
machines, sugar mill, farming tools, household
and kitchen furniture, and many other things too
tedious to mention. JOHN KING.
June 90 1SG0-tf-G1l
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TO THE MERCHANTS
OF THE
SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST.

WE, TIE UNDERSIGNED, MERCHANTS
w of the city of Charleston, ;. c., encOur-
aged by the increased patronage received last
Spring, and by the assurances that have reached
us from all sections of the South and Southwest,
that our Goods have compared advantagcously,
and competed successfully with those bought in
New York. and other Northern cities and bclicv-
ing that being found faithful to the pledges made
in our former Card, will receive still greater
patronage, have prepared ourselves for largely
increased Fall business.
Our Importers and Joblcrs of Foreign Mcr-
chandizc have all been represented in the markets
of Europe this Spring and summer, either by
members of their respective firms, or by agents
fully competent to select goods for the Southern
trade. They have bought for cash, or its cluiya-
lieut. and their selections will form full and attrac
tive stocks for the inspection of the interior mcr-
chant Our facilities for obtaining Domestic
Goods direct from the manufacturers. are unsur-
passed by the merchants of any city in the Union.
We. therefore confidently invite you to inspect
our FALL STOCKS or FOREIGN AND
DOMESTIC GOODS, feeling assured that all
who may do 50, miiom prejmoiice, will make their
purchases in this market Our stocks will be com
plcc early in August. when we will he pleased to
receive the visits of our old and mercantile friends
Dry Goods.
GILLILAND, HOWELL & CO.; JOHNSTON, CREWS
& CO.; CHAMBERLAIN, Miller & co; JOHN q. MIL
NOR & CO.; NAYLEI, SMITH & CO; HYATT, MCBUR-
NEY & co; CRANE, BolLsTON co; J. 5. & a..
BOWIE & co; CADOW, MCKENZIE & CO.; KERR.
son & LEIDlNG.
Hardware
HYDE, GREGG & DAY; WILLIAMS & PRICE;
COURTNEY, TENNENT co; j. u. ADGER & co.
Boots and Shoes.
u. 7. FLEMING co; K. 4. PRiNGlE CO.;
FORCE & MITCHELL; Y. y. STODDAED & CO.; DUN
HAM, TAFT CO.; HAsELTIHE & WALTON.
Clothing,
wALDRON' EGGLESTON & CO.; EDWIN BATES &
| CO; MATTlnEssEN, o'HARA co.
Groceries.
GEO. W. WILLIAMS & GO.
Crockery and Glass Ware,
| WEBB SAGE; BROWN PALMA
Drugs and Medicines.
| HAyILAND, STEVENSON CO; NELSON CARTER;
| JOHN ASHliURsr CO.; RUFF DOWlE.
Silks and Fancy Goods.
| BOWEN, FOSTER & CO; J. W. KNOX; DENYING,
| TIIAYER & CO.; ALBERT LENGNICK MARSHALL,
| BuRGE co.
Hats, Caps and Straw Goods.
HORSEY, AUTEN & CO.; +. d. TANNING & CO.; d.
| Il. WILLIAMS co.
Saddles and Saddlery Hardware
HASTE, CALHOUN CO.; JENNINGS, TitoMLIN-
| son & co.
Carpets, Oil Cloths G Window Curtains
LAMBERT HOWELL; JAMES G. BAILlE.
Importers and Dealers in Wines, Ii.
quors, Segars.
CHAFEE, CROFT CuAFEE; RENNEKER GLOy
| Err.
Dealer in Paper and Envelopes.
| 10 EPT WALKER
Charleston, s. T., Aug. 10, 1S6O-1m-G2O
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The Late Election in Kentucky.

Tho Louisville journal, commenting
upon the recent election in Kentucky,
asks.
And now, what is to be the result of
all this? What is to be the effect of this
signal and utter prostration of John {.
Breckenridge in Ills own State and in the
person of his canaidatc and his partys
candidate? To certain extent and n
great extent these questions are easily
answered. All intelligent men have per-
fcctly understood for many weeks past
that the disunion candidate for the Presi-
dency could not by the remotest posi-
bility obtain a solitary electoral vote in
any non-slaveholding State; and now,
when his party is miserably and hopeless
ly routed in his own State, the State
where his hopes and the hopes of his
friends have been highest, it is evident
that nothing can be accomplished for him
in even the slaveholding portion of the
contederacy. Politically he is as dead rs
ii he had lived before the flood and not
been admitted to the ark. stump speak
| ers and newspaper organs, for the want
OF something else to say or do, may and
probably will pretend for time to be.
lieve that he has yet q chance, nay, al
most certainty, but they can hardly
make dupes and fools and victims of in
telligent men any longer. Some of those
upon whom they try the experiment will
laugh at them, whilst others, less good
natured, will curse and eXecrate them.
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Thousands of Cases.

1t not only relieves the child from pain, but
inviCoralcs the stomach and bowels, corrccts
acdity, AMI gives tone and energy to the whole
system. 1t will almost Instantly relieve
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EVEN Those who are in the enjoyment of per-
feet health frequently have need to have recourse
to tonics as preyentiyes of disease We are new
err two well armored against the assaults of "the
ills that flesh are heir to-" Such an nvigOrator
they may find in RosTETTERs BIrTERs-a medi-
cine that cannot he taken regularly without Civ
ing vitality and elasticity to the system. At this
season, particularly, the strongest man is not
proof against the malaria in certain sections of
the country. In all Of Fever and Ague,
the BITTERs is more potent than any amount of
aunine, while the most dangerous cases of bill
lious fever yield to its wonderful properties
Those who have tried the medicine will never
use another, for any of the ailments which the
HosTETTER BIrrERs processes to subdue. To
those who have not made the experiment, we cor
daily recommend an early application to the
BIrrERs, whenever they are stricken by diseases
of the digestive organs.
Sold by druggists and dealers generally eve
rywbere.
Ess- See advertisement in another column,
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE

HNIIE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING THREE
i sons in the West and more wishing to go,
has consented to sell his Fine Farm aud Water
Power, lying three miles Northeast Of Calhoun
and Charleston. in the Eastenallec Valley, Me-
MINI county, Tennessee, on Thursday the 9th Of
September next, at public cutlery. One half Of
the purchase money down, the balance in twelve
months, bearing interest from date with good Sc
curity and lien retained upon the land until all
the purchase money is poid.
Said Farm contains 1926 Acres, moro or less,
with at least 800 Acres cleared, about ninety
well set in Clover and Grass. For n sample as to
the prodaction Of these, now have larger hay
stacks and more of them, saying nothing of the
large amount in the movs, than all the farmers in
five miles around me. Also, o fine Marble
Quarry of fine quality, Of different shades, suia-
bic for grave stones or furniture, susceptible Of
very high polish and some very finely variegated.
Plenty Of fine timber, and water Of tho bcs, quail.
ty for family, stock and Machinery. Also n
Saw Mill and Marble Mil, both in operation and
q good deal of good land yet to clear
Es A. =. McCLATCHY.
July 20, lsG0-tl0ct-6l7
Cleveland Banner please copy.
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LAFAYETTE ACADEMY.
4 school for Males and Females at
1fitsyi.{p,

FENHE NEXT TERM OF THIS INSTITu-
Il ton will commence ON the first Monday in
September. The buildings are undergoing thor
ough repair, and before the commencement of the
next session will he improved to the amount Of
several hundred dollars.
The Principal, A. +. MooRE. who is teacher
by profession, and who gives the school his undi-
vidcd attention, will have the aid of an expert
cncel and accomplished assistant. He has also
REQUIRED the services of well qualified Music
Teacher, who will devote her time exclusively to
that department. lie is furnishing himself with
Charts Maps, Diagrams and School Apparatus,
which he considers almost indispensable aids in
awakening interest and rousing thought Ample
accommodations will he made for boardcrs; and
in valley proyerbial for its abundance, the terms
will be very cheap.
With these and other improvements, the Prin-
cipal is determined to merit and hopes TO receive
the hearty cooperation and support ofthc Valley
and surrounding country. For further partcu-
lars call on the undersigned at his room in Pike
| Vile. or send for Circular.
July 81 Is6O-jt-Gisl A. F. MOORE A. b.
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COM M Z r CIAL.
Augusta Market.

AUGUSTA, Aug II.
Annexed we hand you statement of our pro-
luce market, our Bacon market has been rather
quiet during the past week but without any
change in prices.
We quote clear sides li2G9 ljc; ribbed lil@
lie: Western and Baltimore sides (bnck bonc,)
l3lGp ic, Tennessee shoulders | u a. l2c, hams
800 l3lc. lard l3i Wlic. Corn SllO@Sl,l5
Mca. Sl10MSl.2j. Wheat rcd 81 ,jOm 81 60
white Sl,70MSl7j. Flour S7,2j0 $3.50. for SUI
pcrfnc; $7,7jM $500, for cXtrH audS ,50@ 5000
for extra family. Rye 81 ,25M 81 80. Stock Pea.
Sl,3O@ 81, 10. Feathers 100 4jc. Buttcrlj@ zoe
Yours. very truly,
j. a. ANSLEY & CO.,
Produce anil Commission Merchant.
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OFFICE OF Cons OF BANK OF FARMLAND, |
Knoxville, Tenn, August 18th, 1860.
In conformity with the requirements Of above
act notice is hereby given that books for subscrip-
ton to the capital stock of the "Bank Of Frank
land" will be opened at each of the county towns
in East Tennessee, on the Grstday of October 1850
S. d. BOYD, Chairman,
j. S. VAN GLIDER, Sec'y.,
JOHN L. MOSES. Commisn'rs.
DAVID BURNETT,
WILLIAM X. ECKLE,