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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-27

Secretary Stanton compliments Ohio
for the promptitude with which she sent
her farm hands 10 battle Those who
know now to weigh solid pudding a.
gsinst empty praise will hardly consider
fair words compensation for empty gra-
saries
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-27

Salmon p. Chase-who few months
ago made sort of triumphal tour through
Ohio, and was everywhere greeted enthu-
siastically by his party friends-has been
conspired against and destroyed by the
leaders of the Republican organization
A resolution recognizing MS talents. and
approbatve Of his financial policy, was
kicked out of the State Convention in CO.
lumbus on Wednesday, The fall of Chase
from the highest pinnacle Of popularity to
his present low and humiliating position,
has been sudden beyond precedent in the
history Of politicians in this country. He
is pre-eminently bad man, and deserves
his fate
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-27

t7tstimonil Of Mrs.. sa,n1 SoaldJ
PRoF. DEMuNE Two years ago my scsip became
diseased and my hair commenced 10 fan out very st
1se disease spread pnui my scalp was ono complets
sore. II became very PAINFUL my rest at night was
broeni the burning and itching sensation was utAup.
portable; / would apply remedy after remedy, bni
ciais Of this cit was informed by them that ibs
disease with which my scalp was Affected WAS q Q Salt
kh nm, and that they could not benefit me, reed
your advertisement and concluded to consult vow
iou assured rue that you would eradicate he dlssass
and restore my hsiT, which had become very thin
With that as surauee placed myself IN your hands
and the resultsare rave q luzuriant head OF -hNlT
my scalp Derle ty we'll, and my hair has ceased 10
hll out Respect uily yours, ="
MRs sAaAn COUP, No. I;g South Pearl streat.
u e "a iaot Acknowledged BY all who have usea ths
hair Restorer, aud thelr name Is Legion. that ITS
THE ONLY PREPARATION a-i
That would sa; 81 sse..sy a aud ne
THE HAIR FROM FALLING OFF.
The large and rapidly Increasing sale d Resoraliye
is the sronse evidence OF the manifold benes h is
eouerring upon s-1o fsa =
THE HUMAN TAMIuYS 1lass
The confidence Of the public has been obtainea, and
they all unite In attesting to It's merit and vast supOd
OVER ALL PREPARATIONS irE
Ever intrhduoed. do not recommt nd my prs afs
non 70 cause nair % row SIX Eel ln 'Ieo - msnJ
consistent with the laws OF Nature ne those who sfe
sSephea or incredulous, Will make bOna ode oder
wall HorAelt SAtOOO Aa "a
Zone Thousand Dollars) II fail to cure the wopt
cases Of partial badness, under hheen years aiaph.
ing with INV
THE ONLY GEN IEE HAIR REsToRRR.
This Wonderful romsdy is sold By drnEgists RaasT
~ YOUR DRUGGIST HAS NOT GOT IT SEND
FOR 1T. M ID ar hbaUT7l
aB.--Cures eusTsptesd 10 every case where ths,h
feouons for pe are nplicitly Obcysd.
80 Price, 81 per todle, o. s4 botllsa forSt.
ftOb. n. A. DE- Muhhf.
sole Proprietor. No. ~ Orange 1test,
teAsaAy Albany Ae4 YORK
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-27

The Abolition State Convention was a
aim affair. Brough made a speech, in
which he asserted that it was more import
ant to keep the AbOlitiOnists of Ohio in
ohics, than to win victories on the battle
fsId "a.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-27
gsg- The Washington correspondent of the
New York World says:

THE CONSUMPTION BuL
They are considering the question of re.
pealing the three hundred dollar exemption
clause in the Enrolment Bill. They will
probably report in favor Of the repeal Of that
measure. II is the opinion Of very many of
the Republicans, that it is the only way to
raise an army
There is considerable sarcasm in that,
when the President has already had armies
to the amount OF two millions and quarter.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-27
latest From Banks.

New YoRK, May 27 The steamer Colum.
bia from New Orleans the 2lst arrived The
purser reports that a telegram bad been re.
ceived that General Bank and staff had ar.
rived at New Orleans from Red River. No
news.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-27

The New York Herald says if we don t
finish the war this summer, the war will finish
us Exchange.
This is substantially what Gov. Brouph
said in his late Camp Dennison speech It
is. however, part of question whether the
war has not already finished US.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-27

FoRSEY's ABOLITION Press speaking Of the
heroic soldiers Of the Federal army, recently
said: ut is unnecessary to disguise the fact
that the largest element of our strategy in
this campaign is brute force " Not very
complimentary this to our troops and their
officers
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-27

1t is said that the neglect, and conse-
quent suffering of our wounded men. af-
ter the late battles, surpasses in horror al
most anything yet witnessed in the war.
Without medicine, and without food, IN
cared for and unattended, ghastly with
wounds, and grim with agony, the poor
fellows sat on the curb-stonos, or lay on
the pavements OF Fredericksburg, to live
OF die as accident might determine.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-27

John Butler, the accomplce of old Ben
in the spoliatiOn Of New Orleans, perform
ed the meritorious act of dying some days
ago, and bequeathed half Of his stolen goods
to his brother and partner in crime
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-27

In Illinois, the volunteers, under the re-
cent contract Of the Governors with Lin
coin, are nearly all youth---the majority of
them being mere ehildren-seduced from
home and its association to the tempta-
tions of the camp, and the hardships and
dangers ofthe battlefield What crime
is this! How it appeals to heaven for
Vengeanee
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-27
By Telegraph.
aEPoarED ron rHE DAILY EMPIRE
MORNING REPORT


New YoRK, Nav gT-The Herald's special
gives the following account OF tie struggle for
Taylor's Bridge over the North Anna river
When my last dispatch vas written. s-eOR-
siderable force Of the enemy was disputing
our passage OF the North Anna General
Laws division Of Longstreets corps, posted
Ia strong earthworks, between Long Creek
and the river, and seemed disposed to hold
Taylor bridge at al hazards, aud poured
storm of shot and shell from the batteries,
when General Birney with his division ad
vanced Colonel Pierce and Eagan with their
brgades, the lst and %, made an assault on
the enemy's works at siN oolock P. NJ, Of the
22i, inst The rifemen of the enemy poured
a deadly FIRE into their ranks, but they char9-
ed on the batteries on the high ground, q lit
tie to The left of the bridge aud secured au
open space 10 every direction tearing up
eurthworks with ;heir whizziug missiles The
redoubt was carried at the point the bayon-
ct, and considerable number Of rebels were
killed in the entrenchments, aud ll0 0captured
This assault which was made, was under the
immediate direction Of General Birney and
was considered very brilliant affair, and
General Hancock wrote him a very conRratu-
latory letter The Third and Fifth Michigan
With the l24th New York, and the S9th Penn
sylvania and the l1th Maine suffered more
severely than any other regiments in the di-
V sion The rebels whsn driven from the re-
doubt and rife pits retreated acrosslhe river
many Of them swimming the bridge being
too much crowded to admit Of their crossing
with much celerity, as they desired, An as
sault on Taylors bridge spanning the North
Anna was made without the loss Of time by
the Fourth Maine. The bridge was carried
after a sharp skrmisb and The rebels we're
driven from their position on the opposite
bank
At one p. NJ, the enemy made dash from
bis works and endeuvored TO take the bridge,
but after a spirited skirmish Of about twenty
minutes we're driven back At midnight they
made another attack with much larger force
and drove our men from the bridge and held
it some time and made several attempts to
burn it, but the Seventh artillery coming up
the rebels we're forced to retire, and the fires
were extingushed, and we occupied the
bridge without further trouble till seven
O'Clock on the morning of the oath, when
Brney crossed the North Anna River at the
bridge, with his division, and soon after the
balance Of the Corps crossed,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-27

In Maryland the free negroes are sub
jscted to a most cruel consenptiOn. They
are running away--feeing from their Alb
clifton tormentors as from a pestilenee.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-27
ADMINISTRATORS NOTIoR.

NOTICE 10 hereby given that the undersigned has
IN teea appointed aud qualified a. Administrator
Of The estate o. lohn @. Randall, lat OF Montgomery
County, Ohio, deceased.
alsws WILLIAM @. RANDALL.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-27

New York, May 27-Steamers city Of LIN
erck and Westminster from Liverpool arri-
we'd this morning
Steamer Champion from Aspinwallthe l7th
arrived this morning, bringing $780, 900
treasure
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-27

New YORK, May 27, 8 A. M--SpeoiaIs to
morning papers contain nothing later than
Secretary S'anton's despatch yesterday
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-27
SHERTFF'S SALE OF VALUABLE RE
AL ESTATE ON WAYNE STREET,
CITY oFDAYTON.
William p Huffman, No. an,


Benjamin Longstreth, ct. al.J Superior Court
ID Y virtue Of and in obediance to, the command o.
ID an order Of le nRde1n the above cause, by the
Superior Court OF Montgomery County, Ohio, and 10
me directed, will offer al pub ie sale st the door Of
the tour House. IN the city Of Dayton on Saturday
June the 26tb, 1884, at O'Clock NJ OF said day. the
following described real estate situate In the city Of
Dayton, IN the county OF Montgomery, and State OF
Ohio, and in section hrty-three (3:) town two (2)
range seven (7) between the Miami rivers, to-wit -
Beginning ri the centre o. The Waynesvlle road, six
pa es south east Of planted stone the oeure Of
the same, two and one-ourh poles north west OF the
north line OF Oak street. witness walnut ~ inches in
diane ter bearing nerh u degrees west distant three
poles Thence north NJ degs east tNenty- seven
poles 70 stakes thence south 421 degrees east six
poles 10 a tttke Thence south Az degs. west
wen y-sevcn poles TO the centre Of SAID roah thence
north a. degrees west, ax poles TO the place Of
begnning,. contai ing one hundred and sfxty.tWo
(i6Si penrhes more or less. .
There IA 90 sad premises two good brick dwell
lngs-one Ou Wsyne street, and the other on Quit
man street-pnd Is desirable property and has been
appraised az tSenty hye hundred dollars (S25OOl and
annot sell for less than two.thTds OF said appraIse
meni. Terms, Cash.
GEORGE woGAMAN, shf.,
s'urn A CuFrS, Atys. lrna2ll NJ O. o.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-27

New YORK, May 27,--Herald's correspond
ent says our losses on the 23i and 24th do
not exceed 500 in killed, wounded and mis-.
sing, while that of the enemy amounted to
that in killed and wounded, while we have
1000 prisoners
The Worlds special dated IL A. N 10Th
says, our army is on the south bank of the
North AnnG river At l2M. considerable
picket firing on our eentre--no batteries
opened yet. Fifth and 9Th oorps advancing
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-27
FRIDAY, MAY p, 1854
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.

sECBBTARY OF STATE,
WILLIAM W ARMSTRONG,
OfSeaeea Cruny
SUPREME JUDGEs
Fas TULL 1EAN)
P6ILADELPH VAN TRUMP
VI FaIsao,a Cou y
90 yuL yAcsyoiEs.J
Lon Vacancy,
NACHTAS G.. WHITLEY
ui Hancock County.
Short yscnCy,
ALEXANDRA s. BOYS,
Ur pighlold County
ATTORNEY GENERAL,
LYMAN r CRlICBFiELD,
Of holmes County.
lcuNPrRoLIER OF THE TREASURY,
WILLIAM s V. PBENTlSS,
OF Fnaklin County.
SCHOOL COMMISSIONER,
ALEXANDER S. RAMSEY
or Hsrdin County
BOARD or PUBLIC WORKS.
(FUtL TcRA,l
WILLIAM LARWlLl..
or Ashland County.
(ron 'UAEcf,l
CHARLES BOESEL,
Of AuHlaiEe County.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-27

Eighty years ago DR.. Franklin wrote that
there never has been, nor ever will be such
thing as q good war or bad peaea
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-27
MeOtcaI

OuhE5 Coushs Colds, Sore Throst, AAthms, ani
~ Consumption II il only necessary for any one
troubled with these complaints 70 ~ one bot2s-oi
jStriekiands MelhfuOus Cough BaLsam
TO convince them that tits the best preparation syeJ
used II not only cures the above affections of tho
Throat and Lungs, but It cures Night sweats ana
Splitting Of 81 cd and Ia an excelleut gargle fer anT
kind OF Sore Throat II Is pleasant 70 take, and
sale medicine or iuisnts Price GO Cents per bOttie
For sale by druggists generally. ml&
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-27
EnYBVUY Is te ng cured Of tsis ifstressin
disease by the use OF ~'
Dr.. lStricklands Pile Rsmed,t

d.. Stricklands Pile Remedy
Read what those say who have used it
MIR. Charles W. Land am ~ Louisville and Mr j.
Hazarde Cincnret, o both were cured q ter using
one pot OF DR.. srickand's Pile Remedy. They aaF
they have tried everything but could obtain no reei,
but one Pot OF Stricklands Pile Remedy ehected
perfect cure aer suffering for many years vita the
wo st kind Of Piles. They recommend esery ons
who is suffering to tryit.
Ask for
Dr.. Stricklaads Pile Remedy.
Sold by all druggists, 10 pot Manufactured al
No. East Fourth st, Cincinnati, o. MID
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-03-10

WE notice among the arrivals in our city
that of the steamer Baltimore and schooners
Martha and NJ. NJ. Fireman., with an endless
variety of goods for BontZ dC Griffith. 36] 9TH
street. such as sofas, bureaus, washstands,
bedsteads, secretaries, mirrors, arm chairs,
70 kers. side chairs, cottage busters, carpets,
oil cloths. ma'tings, rugs, &c. &c, hich they
ore running off at shockingiy low prices Re
member they allow 10 per cent on all bills of
$50 and upwards. Give them a call and exam
inc their stock. for we are; fully confident that
yOu WILL not be- able to find a more com nlere
assortment of house furnishing goods in the
District.
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DIED.,

Tn this city, ON Wednesday, the 9Th Of March
lisa. EARAn ANN BARCLAY, wife Of John n
Bsrcla, ard daughter Of John l.. Lemon, Of La.
HSr funeral win take place to morrow (Pridsy y
sfteyloon ~ o'c,ocS, from the resid snce of hsr
kusb. I'd No 263 1 street, which the friends and
accpaintsuces OF the family are invited to attend
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SECRET DISEASES,

.Sonnarttans Gift is the most certain. safe and
efectual remedy-indeed, the only vegetable rem
sdy ever discovered. Cures in two to four days
and recent cases in twenty four hours No mneral
no balsam no mercury. Only ten pills to be taken
II is the soldiers hope, and friend to those whe
do not want to be exposed. Male packages, g.:
female, $3.
Sa,nar'tan's Root and Herb Jpcfs-A positive and
permanent cure for Syphilis ,Scrofula Ulcers, Sores
spots letters c. Price 81, or six bottles for SIS.
Sold by &. O. Ford. See advertisement. mo
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sPERNAToRRHGA GAN BE CuRKp.-Dr Rand's Spe-
cihc cures SpeTmdt0ryh9a, Seminal Weakness, I'm
potency, Loss of Pocer etc speedily and ct etnaiy
Its effects are truly magical tria Of the Specific
will convince the most skeptical of its merits
Price 81 box. Sold by 8. @. Ford, corner 18th
street and Pa. avenue. Washington, and Henry
Cook. Alexandra. ja6-ly
NEavous DEBILITY, SaMIsAL WRAKssss, etc,
Tan be Cbred by one who has really cured himself
and humid eds Of Others and viii tell you nothing
but the truth sddress, with stamp.
tpwARD H. TRAvRR
mar Ida WY Lock Box. Boston, Mass.
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tbs only place you can get beau tiful sod-platsi
iewfry st low prices is at the Dollar Jewery Store
43s Penn. avenue near AZ street. Call and SEA for
yourself. Silver plated teaspoons. 1t"
NEW THING Under THg SUsl
In its efect-instantaEc
In lis oolering power-inatchless.
In all its ingred ents-vegetable.
In Its OpPr stion-natural
In its beautfying re ults-enduring.
In its tendency representative.
In it's popularity-unequslled
CRIsrADORo's HAIR DYE
Is pronounced both by the World Of Scie.cs and
the World cf Fashion, the finest preparations ever
invented by art to rectify the short comings Of
rature. Manufactured by j. ristaioro. M. 6
tor House, New York. Sold by all Drugg SITS
Applied by al Hair Dressers. mrllm
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MARRIED

On the % instant, BY the Rev Dr. In ndsrla
Mr.. 9H0MAs HUMPHREY 70 Mies ROSGNAHM
COMMON, both OF this city =
Bait and Frederick papers ease COPY
A Manchester, Mich on March lst, 1854. by the
Rev. VIM. Taylor Mr.. IRKD B. Glib IhT, Of
RCENx. Of tae former place. No cards
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AUCTION eALhro
FOK OTHER AUCTION SALES SER IsT pAak
THIS AFTERNOON AND T0- NOR aOY

yaiag1hs k ST. Aq ssfxfs ON
he It as
AMI Harriet EG sses,ts r' asa
Smith snd Harriet. his wife defspdantt, 1 shall
ps PGSS III s %.tss
9 ss sT.1ns t s 'fs e 1.b Lsoaa
ter died siezsd and possessed. 70 wit:
Lot 5sssny sshs @ sauatss number
pan Ct the 'ty Of VS. hings g,s atsinns tortv
he~teen L ami ST. SETS north. aud running back
one hendrec and twenty I?O. feet Also, The lot
p.emises iroDtips on sn s,lsy between Fiftsenta
.n9 xteepth sreats. forty nine 'est nina in,hss.
Terms: 6re-half Of the purchsss money cash
the sals. .s With interest in three eqqsi iasta'l
payments to be secured by a deed in Vrust on eh,
All conveyanees at tae * een,e of tie purshsssr.
and 30 be prepared under the direction of the soci
ssossd Ei05AS g. ass sthRFs' or 5ta sss.
Thss Ass q fas Hss;IGass 9R
PART Of IN hs ons
ton, ~ ng very near ths seventh strsst eurap;te.
snd shout mile rom Centre Market win b. ofsr
,tste OF cult stion The title is iDdisDutable
Pesseasion given 'mme lately.
Terms made kpown at sala
ms d j. O MCGUIRE & 90 Aucts.
RyGREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
HOUSE AND LOT AND VALUABLE BUILD
TWEEN sotTH AsoI STREETS At AUclios'-0n
TnL RsDAf, the 10Th instsnt We shall sell N
sna If ann e. ssG,f %
No 1l7 On Part Lot and frstna Aonse aad Stable,
.cmsly sisuated ritus,s IN n a eievatsd po.it5a
Terms: Ore bal: cash; balancs in six and twelve
months Tor notes bearing inter deed given and
deed OF trust taken
sll eopvei aLce, revenue stamps d O.. At cost of
Also, Lot OF building brick, about 1900 -iu be
nhsd GREEN & WILLIAMS, .ucts.
SNta FsAaE bWsSL IN A ao1ss ON
5B tsp alsa st
No in squase o afe, fronting u feet inch on
n,ns bses 8 fsst ~ in. hes ss 81 foot Sly In
proved ~ enug frare dwelling house containing
Immediate pos lesion given
mb4d - 10. MCGUIRE L 90. Auct,.
By THOMAS BOWLING Auc:ionssr,
NJrw s.oop w 4sStfl' g. JOSH, BOATS.
s,s 4sS oGrr
clock win sell on "a, the s ss s,,ch M
se enm ils Il s ont.at for fishing.
m msimf oash' THOMAS DOW ING. Auct.
nIPARTMENT or JhI IL cssl i :,
u or'eE % Tss .
b ,sd sss sfas g. ssn sa
re.sivoir Of the wsshisston Aausdust. Fhs sails
Be B, order the ssrs.s q sss
phs-ss olis. Engineer and aas snsssI snS;..
ByJO MCGUIRE co.. Auetionsers.
~ TcCYe AT AUCTION. --On FRIDAY AyrEa.
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EDITOR STAR: AT a late meeting of the Plum
hers and Gas Filters Association, a resolution
was offered and passed expelling me from that
bC dy, on the charge made against me TO the ef-
feet that have been working inter the wages
as established by the constitution OF that asso-
citation. / wish to state that have not done
so, an offer award OF $50 to any one who
can prove the fact. BE low will be found
copy of letter from my employer at the Navy
Yard, where have lately been at work.
JOHN T. WARD.
Engineers and Hachfnists' Department, Nary
Yard, Washington, FEB. 81. lS6i.-Sirs: This is
10 certify that John T. Ward, while employed
in this department., received $3.50 per day for
his services. Yours, respectfully,
GRO r. WILSON, Master Machini5t
Per J. HASKELL, Clerk. 1t*
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CoLeATE's HONEY Boar

Tbs celebrated Toilet Soap. in such universal
remand, is made from the choicest materials
" Rilo and emollient in it's nature frsgrantiy
scented and extremely beneficial In its action upon
Ihe skin. For sale by all Druggists and asa
Goods Dealers ja25eoly
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EAL1.
The ,ubscriber Offers for sale . superior lot of
Timber suitable for bridge and wharf purposes:
distanesd eight miles from Washington, d. over
= sops dsrabiS ausnfit, Of the .vesy bsst oak aud
hickory wood. For furtssr III tIa.ton, address
psar Long Old Fields O.
NH. asw4ws Prince George County. MI
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TKEAsuRER's WEEKLY STATEMENT, FEBRUAKY g. 1854.

s, Of ia last
fkx
f dpinr ~ 9 Tsxyy bn
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BALLS, PARTIES, &c.

q D b A III.
The nrst 6raud Bali Of CAPIfoI. oTRcLE IN
PIN, 1ET ORDER OF BKoTH 1RHoJD a
S SR iH4 UNION III :, yin ss si,sn e
Day EvkFING, March 18th 1854. -
The co- r1ittee " II SPARE no pains In mskinS this
positively no hats or caps allowed in the room.
Con,miftss Of Arraxsssssnts.
Geo. +. Cunningham, JOAN Jarvis,
William n. Baldwin, Jno W Brad bury,
nh SIT Henry Earman