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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-07
THE Snh.crihers have this day formed a

THE Subscribers have this day formed a
L Co PARrN ERsHIP under the Firm and yls \. DA
VS. Co. The plrpCs 0f cyuiucuug auction ami Com
mission bsiness Negroes Tt sill sell both pub
,ly privately promise tuor best eze.ons promote
che interest 90 their patrons.
Their wn for ke present. be nat lately used By
L n. ktokrs, corner Franklin street. and Locls alley
They solicit patronage their friends The pablo
rally. PoreEs always IL attendance A. the var ut dePots
y. DANIS,
ROBE. RICHARDSON.
Rchmo-l, nov. g 1855. nOs- dlm-
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BALLARD HOUSE AND IN Change HOTEL

!. @. TALIAFERRO u T. U. FIELDS,
(LA1E OF CONGREss HALL
DEG leave TO announce to their friends and
ID The pubnc generally they have leased the ballard
Hou and Exchangs Hoe That they s Efforts
give enlre sausstcuca- - -----.. -
Oar table vii % provided With the VERY RESr that the
kst VII ad1rd, aud our bar supplied Win the
ChOICEsr LQCOks-
MESSRS r. s. POWERS AND HENRl ORTIZ,
ne ven zHoEn AanAns Proprietor VIII remain
O. j-ln J. O. TALIAsERRO a 90.
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BALLARD HOTEL,

BALLARD HOTEL,
RtmlSB. Va
IN RETIRING from business IN watch have
been so long e.gagsi feel tha cannot do so without
tnsng nv rau a. vedgnrnt ald heartfelt thanks 70 my
many personal The pubic generally for re KIND Anc
osra with which have been favored ana snilAeu
Throughout my whole oususss ca'ee'
ar wth my tyand With your smiles and
sasnt ge-t1s but feel assured ha' the
The hands Of those Whcss eae ponensss
AID obEng disposition viii render your jguEn IN Ter is roo
pleasant thaa ever.
Ballard Hot Is under the msnAgeuleni OF MesSs
Q. Tanaerro and o. O. Fed, gentlemen vel and iaNsTAoy
n,wn 40 the public and 20 iup-rvsioa ,scsis hse
nav vel be turd cordially recommend thep % tht
them continuance OF that support Nl
have received nom my Old friends aud patrons ~
nov2-l6t JOHN T. BALLARD
20 Charleston G, utier Noble Register AID Advertiser sa
Repubncag Raleigh sste J0uuh and Memphis Appeal
Wl each pubish hsee lUgs and sc-d Ills % ts Once
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-07

dor SALE-A very desirable farm, contain
IL lng abeni 40 Sores \ miles from Pswaaan Court h0u-e
from Jefferson, public landing James river
mere place excellent dweng, Nth ssven rooms
and az once IN The yard The houses including threshnl
all 10 good order There IL also
ane peach and apple orchard on The place.
Nhln nile OF Episcopal and BaPust C'urch, and
Presbyterian MeL0 and exceedingly der
ueghb0rho0d. M H. Grsye 90 the Court House. vii
take pleasure IN showing any one The premises.
Tor urther particulars, address ?. Z DANCE
oelS-du Midlothian P. O., Chesterfield, Va
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REV. DR.. HOGEs ADDRssS-HIS MISSION tt
EUROPE

The Flncastle Express furnishes the following outline
Of Dr. Hoges address before the Synod of Virginia, az
Selma, few days since:
la plain narrative, unadorned by anything of the
thrilling eo qlence with which he ia cceditsd Dy gen.
erA repute, entertained the crowded audience with
incidents of his voyage and subse quen business and
cia intercourse with various associations aud men of
distinction in London and other places, for two hours
on Friday morning. He stated briefly the purposes of
his mission ard his cordial reception and LIBERAL treat
ment Nassau How that his arrival 10 London he
invited TO appear before the Board Of Publication
presided by Lord Shaftsbury) Who aites listening
with profound interest TO his statement OF condition
this side of the water refused to sell him any books
announcing their determination to make him migui-
fcent dona ion of books suitable to the wants of
soldiers (nOst Bbles). This gift it subsequently,
proposed at the instance OF some QIaker AbOltonist
members of the Board to clog with certain conditions
OF distributions to the slaves
This donation, qualified, DE-. II. very promptly
jec:ed-assu5ing that were better qualified to pro-
vide for the spiritual wants OF slaves, and at the
same time fully much disposed to do they could
be-hat the best way for them 70 contribute to the
sphitul wants of slaves TO put the Bible into
The hands OF the erl That all slaves in this coun
try, who could and desired TO have a copy OF the
Scripture could always obtain it, The risult va that
the gilt made absolute aud unconditional Besides
the Varions contributions placed at his disposal he pur
chased to the amount OF iunds on hand amounting in
the aggregate, TO larger supply than We have ever
been possession Of In respOGe to enquiries as to
how the Christians OF Fog land regarded the religious
attitude of enemy DR.. Il. that il is unveI
sally looked upon the greatest phenomenon of the
tines that prOessed Christians at the North ado pit
of conduct at variance with the teachings Of
their creed. That whilst there ro.slsvery men
10 England; yet during stay OF ten months be had
met hut one single individual who did decided
sympathy with of the South against the North
in our tremendous struggle for existence.
We grateful TO learn from DR.. IT, that contrary TO
the aserLions of Yankee papers and corresp Jndenis
Sturgeon, the distinguished Baptist revvast, is
tanly decided aud severe in his condemnation of
the Yaukee Government
And, likewise, that the eminent historian Thomas
Carlisle, is friendly 10 and that the old Joker
laughed inmOderately at the mention Of The MODS in
New York, hanging the negroes to the lamp pOsts.--
Two gnidcant Ec.s brought out by Dire HIS obserya-
TONS that there is still, in tho wel-informed
circles Of gland and Scotland, surprising degree of
ignorance 10 the condition of the slaves ia the
country and that the overthrow Of our Government
has rendered them mmOderatey attached to their own
establishment, and hence opposed to any measures
that may have the most distant bearing upon their per-
marenCy.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-07

NEW RECRUITS under Lipc9fls last cal for troop,
are to receive $3.50 bounty Veterans will receive 500
moro. ~ .
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-07

The LEADING HorEIs in New Yosk city are askirl
$3.50 per diam for board, OF ta4,so per week.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-07
FAREWELL ADDRESS OF GENERAL FoREY.-
ThE ULTIMATE POLICY OF NAPOLEON FORE
SHADUWED.

tAhEUELb ADOhEhoO VI En- Al
ThE UL TIM ale POLICY OF NAPOLEON FORE
SHADOWED
The New York Times of Monday last Gays 1t has re-
ceived copy of the Vera Cruz Del Concrete of the nth
of October from which it translates the following i'm
pOrtsnt address of Gen. forey:
PROCLAMATION MARSHAL FoRKY.
MKxIcANs: l have terminated the grca. mission
which the Frsnch Emperor entrusted 70 me, and am
now about 10 leave for France i-a.
can assure you that alteration has bern made In
the policy Of the French Emperor to this day.
Ia departing from you, leave you with Gene al in
whom you may fully cOn6de.
To form a constitution, that all might be happy
under it, the object of the mission; but the Empe-
ror intentions not fully realized because they are
not sufficiently Known. 'tr,F
In leaving Mexico, hope my departure will be the
Of opening the eyes of the blind Tor refractory
among you and that the false patriots in your midst
will be discovered in the they seek for their country
Teen the tree Mexican will find out there are but few
false Mexcans and that there are many who treat
With contempt or Disregard the existing Government
Then the hexca will be astonishsd see the little
number Of mock PATRIOTS aud their proximity 20 the
mire in which they rapidly falling
Be assured that God, whose Providence protects the
French arms will not allow the fatriCde of the nation.
Adeu Mexicanl leave with full confidence in the
welfare Of your country. You may be proud and you
may thank Providence that youc happiness has been
signed TO the French Emperor In leaving can say yoa
will not regret placing your happasss In his haods
FoREr.
MEXICO, Sept. 80, 1868.
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MEDICAL CARD-OFFICE PRACTICE.

nR. PLUME, Of the old Medical House, con-
IL anss hus-f mainly ON prae.cs on hankln 81
hne ExhanEe Hoie and dKonsly opposite Odd F
Hall couddsna tre4trcnt may be OBJ
tanned reasonable terms Those have been exposed 70
certain Contagious ailments. Invited 20 call early
Demonstration mail Otherwise, promptly attended 70
moSsosD. Va nO24-ly
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-07

VIRGINIA VOLUNTEER NAVY COMPANY.
HAVING secured the services Of a Comman-
der years Naval experience Bard hss deter
mined % commence ortl purpose,
reqaras the subscriptions 70 be p.t up Immediately
Person8 dng Subscribe urged 90 do vhout delay,
closed The caplts made
sug ia J. l. APPERSON, Tt.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-07

; TOBACCO AG ENC OK.
HARVEY, HUET JAMES 4 CO.,
VTrginia Street Near DaBviis Depot
AS AGENTS for the Manufacturers, keep
"A always on had large vAfsy Of the ehOisss ne
BET facr l1eL
We have nov Tor sale
1000 Packages,
10 which he atsntlon Of BUYERS l. solicited sep s-2n
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.R JAS. Z. WILLIAMS

nR JAS. Z. WILLIAMS
II RESIDENCE WITH ". L HILL. ESQ,
- Dooa AB0vH CuuRCH,
Gsace, u. between tth and 5th ~
G6 aud ". 8 Phups lah st between Msln
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-07

CHOKING TOBACCO.
- 10O eas ans saolag ooacco, Of ne brands aAnd fur
kish,n ~Dcucalto1," "PoneeT Sc
SSs-ls HGvsHrER' WATKINS %.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-07

PUBLISHED IN oBKDiEsCE TO A REsoLUrIoN or The
GENERAL ASSEMBLY,.
AN ACT FOR THE RELIEF or TIE INDECENT SOLDIEas
AND SAILORS OF The STATE OF VIRGINIA WHO HAVE
BkEN, Ga NAY BE, DEABLkD IN TIE NIL TAHY SEA
VICE AND THE WIDOWS AND MINOR CHILDREN OF
SOLDIERS AND eAILoRs WHO HAVE DIED, OR MY
HEBEAFfEk DIE, IN sAID SERVICE AND OF THE IN
DIGENT FAMILIES OF THOSE h0x IN THE SERVICE.
, 1863-05-19

It is notorious fact one which all our mariners
will bear out in asserting, that our hnrbot not
withetauding al! the improvements which hare
been made, is. one Of If not tue hardest on the
whole coast Of Lake Michigan to enter The ''bar''
ecems to be extending further eouth each :suc-
ceedng year ut tho present there is very light
draft Of water, twenty rods south Of the buoy and
ans vessel drawing over five feet has to makea
long dctour to enter onr muddy creek. All the
Altl Which ia waited down the rivers current, all
the eand which is washed off the North Side, finds
"local labitation' on that bar" and propel-
lers and eal vessels drawiug over eleven feet OF
wafer, while carrying the wealth and produce Of
tue largest grain market in the world, daily,
almost hourly, run aground, and after employing
one Or more tugs, euccecd in cxtricatiny them
eelyes from the !mud. This ia a burning shame
and disgrace on the commercial enterprise for
which our s'Gardeu City" has euch worldwide
reputation, We understand that all the h1th
d1edgcd out Of the river is also towcd out and de-
posted right In The entrance to the channel, nd
ding to and multiplying the dangers OnSunday last
that noble vessel the Western Metropolis, the pro
totspe Of large fcct Of the eamc class, inglori
ous1y 1au on the mud, sud, after considerable dill
Guilty was drawn oil. Viewing this state Of affairs
owners Of large craft will not be very willing te
cis1tc1 their yesses for this port, and will put
smaller class OF vessels at Iess expense.
We earnestly call the attention Of both tht
Boa7d Of 1'ublic Works and the Board of Trade tt
the matter, and hope that they will take the ncces
| sary steps to remedy the evil
, 1863-05-19
STATEMENT OF CAPTAIN STIER-
MAN.
Or. Ayev,e Now Mode OF Cure ofThront
and Lung Diseases.

rbc so11oF,nc testimonial .eapectjnr nr Ayers
,rcat screSa y; th curc af th}nat Xxi cca; dis
easea viii h. read with interest hv the friends nf
t%s sxr,ter|csnsatm Me- Wyn@ Shernsn .hn IL wey1
t,, tnv ~ the ,na-rhnn4s nrd otha- hrsto @
Ae - M itr ~ ~ ~" 'N3st ou81os'7 'Ael1
" A0 curc,eo ar.vr 1aee
LAY = Ao''
HaFlng snneFed 1or many months With tue worst
Iolm o. thtoa1 dlscasc, Which Was maSsnE a19fm-
Enrnjc Rntn dI i,,t ast t II, ad tt;nd l. Win
the usual prrscrintons ~ IN M pueh casrs Dr. AYERS
syttem Of cure. Which was onite new 10 NE, acted
effected an entiTs cmre and MISUNDERSTANDING con
stunt cxuoEurf to The chanres Of weather, day and
night, iccl as wei as ever did In my 1ifs can
NV anenE with nerfect ease, nv cough has ceased,
M cencra1 . hra,t is FOOD attribute tils grati-
fv}r61 Iosnit solely to The treatment OF DR., Aver.
-s-A7 WILLIAM SHERMAN,
Cantafn schooner observation-disclosures, Racine.
noyi9d&wit
~; 49, {, 3N.S Hr1rsns Ia. established In
1oln .oa mt ~ 81 Ranin}nh St. Chicago, III
sSccfrI,et in The Treatment Of Chronic Metcurial%
The following from the New oz1ea9s Delto rs w
fhe echo Of the press aud medical 1acnlty senc'"'
ir o5 New Orleans: ,, NJ
course, II yon are anctea W. ~ Las heir and nnd
to which all uesn - ' Hnr-;ahcd tv ouacks are do.
that 81 Inc nt rood. and are certainly IN
, 1863-05-19

The Reporter says there ia very little excitement
in the t1ade. Only one or two Western buyers are
ty OF orders arc being received from that section.
and on the whole VIC have to report an improved
feeling and rather more activity in transactions
The stock Of goods has not accumulated to any
crest extent. as manufacturers are not inclined to
make up, except to ll orders. Prices rather favor
the buyer. Orders FOR considerable quantity Of
pcggsd army boots and boosees for the Western
Department at Cincinnati are In the market. which
The pcxt three months. With this exception. wc
have heard OF vesy few army orders from other
uua1ters. The total shipments Of boots and shocs
81 rail and sea Tor the past week have been 1853
, 1863-05-19
p{tfaburEfa Oil Market-Mny is.

There has been less activity in crude today than
usual, thoreh the market is firm and former quota.
t:o1,e are fully maintained. The receipts nrc e1-
t1emely limited. and the etock offering Is very
light, bat there Is disposition on the part ofbuy-
cfs 10 hold of, and take no more than will supply
their immediate wants Holders. however, are
very firm in their views. and refuse to operate un
less extreme rates, indeed come Of them arc ask
ing still further advance. We quote 15c IN bulk,
and AaGa1c in h1ls sales Of 200 and $40 brls In
bulk at 15c and 3s6 bris At e0c packages included.
dispatch from Oil City to the Oil Exchange quotes
the market firm there at Is to LIS q htl at the
wells, and Fl IS 2 bEl at the month.
The transactions in refined to-day have been
limited, and Of an uniE.portant character. The
market, however. is f11n and prices are steadily
adyanciur, We quote at 81 to SIC In bond. and 10
to 3tc free for common to prime standard brands
sale of;6 brls in bond at and Is brls dark straw,
| free, at 30sxc. A..
BenEiuc is quiet bnt Unchanged Sale5 o. ~
b.1s deodpfizcd st slc.
, 1863-05-19

Flour was fat, and what little business transpir-
cd was strictly Of local character. Sales
eomprieed few hundred barrels At 94.a4h
double extra, and $a.37X for extra in sacks.
The Wheat market dra gged and prieeswere bare:
II sustained. eales embraced about 600 saeks, at
choice Fall Corn waa dul1 20 that it couldn't be
any duller. Not buyer could be found At any
price. Tho market for Oats WAS very languid
There Wss but one buyer, spd b. 1aa pretty eas1
, 1863-05-19

Tn+r
To'ai.-..' St's o'os" i~'-oo "1ss -.
The reeelpta Oh ptooues s''t'e oa.ussas ~ ~
7,o6s olls noof, S5.'.o oa "ueat. - ~ .Vln
eas'' no oats, ''s' pu Dusus .nasIs. o.ss aas
~. =, .o- aon ~. ..... 70 mn -, .,.a
'a'CoV oa mnea'' l@''Se" ~ e''D' '''''o ~ oA'e'
ana 1o'aO ou pa1ie5. rv.,, ,z,.,, -,u.-o,
'he s,sAuast ~, " 1850 49, ~
au't..o ~ Aae ~ 4s aS,. ~ ,..pst aeas
n'ofA'us-te Ao W. .e."@ ea' 49, ~
lo"es eo'u uul.' ue.l 49, Sooa uen."n"' p0sA
s'eaoS paeoh 444ss' @'N eaaee o"eA'
rue ao"n"atu tsnoens5 ~ ''e Ias1e.n n1AeAe.e
ae wen az me osc'lne III hl'e'pooa, anu luz aa.ss
state ot eoia~an 1sno ~ oepress .1c hlAtAe's ,of
t1oouce' Iooas taete WAS ,"te en'ppsns ~
qulfg, out as lo"e& pf1ces' WHICH "efe seAs5a'1s
suonHteo IT,
Ihe flohs ma1ket "as hal anu ioe 1o"c1oaeo eou'
mon g1aaes' ous nisae1 e9"uss "sse n.iu a. ~.
me, pslses @'.npus pusess sps'us e.. s .as w., Wy
ootu ~ ~ ~ w O. -
extras were ne9 u. sooo.1o ~ anu cuo1ee a. sooo
Uo-'o' "lhtef e411as ou'i' WIZ s04's sA''eo
at $tWt9"ot-1oe iasle, Pstsc 'eins psio w
| fFstloA oioet 'o4 F ~ 80 ~
, 1863-05-19
&c. ES1cKERgocKEn.
E. J. WHITEHEAD, }Commfttee.
4. G, CAMPBELL,

RAILROAD Acc1nEsr-On Sunday after
noon IN accident occurred to the reg
ulnr Northern bound passenger train on
the Illinois Central Railroad, short
distance this side Of Jonesboro, By which
several passengers were injured, though none
very seriously. The accident was caused by
the train running into 4 group Of cattle on
the trick. The engine and two Of the pas.
sepgcr cars were thrown down an embank-
mcnt, and considerably smashed up. The
accident SO derangcd the running Of trains
along the line that the night express, due
here yesterday morning at Sis, did not gel
in till nearly noon.
, 1863-05-19

The Comptroller presented the following
estimate for expenses for the present fiscal
, 1863-05-19
Toledo Grnin MArkct-May 18.

.Wheat-Nothing doing; since report Y 30 is the
there are no sellers at any prices which buyers
wonld bc willing to name. cosn-Has down
ward tendency; some sellers nrc looking Tor SIC
scls here no doubt Sc could be obtained. Sale,
early This morning. $500 bn rejected At Sc; it
would not bring over 4oG25oc this P n. Oats
werecard as an outside figure today. RJe-Som-
fna1 t6A-Ec
, 1863-05-19

Fre{rhts arc a little hrmer. To Liverpool $500
hnpheis corn at 75<sc bulk md shpts hagB; 1900
bueheia wheat at sGteH bulk snd ships bags: per
neutral, 500 bushels wheat, At &c bulk; 1850
boxes bacon, a5s: go tiesces Of lard at 25s; and
per steamer, GOO boxes OF bacon at COS. TO Bre-
men 40 brls. petroleum at e.. To Antwerp 800
bsls petroleum at GeS16s. British ship hence to
London with provisions on private terms. A
British bark toICork for orders, with 2s0 bushels
grain at lie, and foreign vessel with grain to .
direct port, in Great B.itain at 10Hc.
, 1863-05-19
Another Chicago Hero.
+ d5ferd chSrau1 HrjhupaA


stns-Pormit me. through the columns Of your
widely circulated journal, 10 make known the
death OF another Chicago hero. in the person Of
Captain Joseph Mason, OF company @. sd Michi-
Ean Volunteers. who fell while calamity leading
lis command at the battle Of ChancellorTil1c, on
Sunday the Sd tnst. Although belonging to a
Michigan regiment: Captain Mason hailed from
our city, was Il member Of our bar, and had been
for considerable period employed In the Office of
the Circuit ccn1t OF Cook county. At the com.
mencemcnt Of the war he was among the earliest
!osnnteers for the Union, and had been from that
time continuously IN the Eeryicc until his death
he had fought with distinction on many dclds, and
e Fair oaSs @ was scserels wounded. At the ear:
his regiment with undilnInished military and pa-
triotic enthusiasm and devoted himself to The
discharge Of his duties with an earucstuess thai
proved 10 all how wholly his heazt vas IN his coun
| try's cauee. Captain Mason had many warm and
attached friends In our community. by whom hii
los viii be deeply regretted. lie leaves fauliis
Of dyc children, now doubly oEphAned-their moth
| er having died several yeaIs sso. He wasa broth
er to3Jobn Mason, caq, Of the Chicago bar, and
| to Captain Robert Aaeon. of the 70 Michigan vol
nnteer cavalry, now with Gen Rosectans.
Detroit papeta please copy.
, 1863-05-19

DCooS & McLain, 9s Dearborn Et:ect ana 153
South Clark street clean and dye ladies' drcsses,
shayyls, &C. Gents coats, vests and pants reno
waited In superior manner. Bonnets dyed,
pleached md pressed In the Latest BtJia.
Yuh1fL1m
, 1863-05-19

ex,c,t At the decline; tt.a1Got.40 for common to
nrituc Chicago Spring: 81 s3a1 - for Milwaukee,
Elub; SlA4@S1 80 for Winter Red ~ WesteTn: Corr
7sc for eound; 7iaS74c for unsound; 7sAc fos new
and Old round yellow. Oats decidedly better At
1GlL53c.
PEoy1stoEs-Tork dill and Unbalanced: Lard
Quiet and flru, Sates Of GSU bfls ut 65544tlefic
, 1863-05-19
MEETING OF THE YOUNG MEMS
CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.
prcparattons for the National Conven
tfou.

The regular monthly meeting Of the Young
Mems Christian Association was held last
evening ut their rooms in the Methodist
Church Block. The President, B. F. Jacobs,
was In the Chair, The meeting was opened
with the customary religious exercises, after
which the Secretary read the minutes OF the
last special meeting.
Mr., Pcnnfe}d read an interesting letter from
Il. K. Presley, a private in the 17th Illinois
regiment; also, d letter from n gentleman Of
Montreal, Canada, stating that Mr.. Newett,
Secretary Of the Young Mems Christian Asso-
ciation, Of Liverpool, England, would, if an
invitation were extended to him, attend the
National Convention, to be held in Chicago
On the 4th Of next month.
Ar. Peunfic1d stated that he had written to
Iii. Ncwcttin behalf Of the Association, in
yiting him to attend the Convention.
Mr.. Emory, from the Committee on Rail
roads, stated that the Committee were nj
| work, and felt quite confident, from the i'll
yestigations thus far made. that they could in
duce I'LL the Western roads to grant halffars
tickets to persons coming from abroad to ut
tend the Convention.
On motion Of Mr.. Pcnnf3cld, the COMMITTEE
on entertainments were instructed to mak'
arrangements with either the Philharmonic
Society or the Musical Union, to glye pub
lie concert, during the sitting Of the Conyen
tion, for the benefit Of the Association; an'
also, to make provision for an excursion 10
the delegates, on one Of our railroads, to TAX
place on Tuesday following the adiournmen
Of the Convention.
The President appointed Edward Frye a
Chairman Of tho committee on Invitation:
and E. Hubbard, ". Tillinghast, and Henr
} johnson, ns additional members OF the sam
committee.
On motion Of Mr. Pennticld, 1t was decide
that special meeting and 4 sociable shonl
r be held by the Association on Thursday e7
ming Of next week, In the lecture room.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.