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GREAT REDUCTION IN THE

GREAT REDUCTION IN THE
II PRICE OF COAL.
We have reduced the price of our celebrated
PHOENIX RED. ASH COAL two dollars per ton from
this date. coal Kept under cOrsr.
r. J. WHITE.
Yard south side of the Dock.
shall be pleased to supply my friends and the
public from this yard with Coal upon which they
can rely [my 2l-tsl p. II. HOY.
Il CREW, dealers in
L COAL AND WOOD, office Seventeenth street,
between Cary and Dock. Best RED and WHITE
ASH ANTHRACITE COAL, for CRATES, stoves, and
foundry use CLOVER HILL LUMP and AVE
RAGE coal: OAK and PINE WOOD NH li-ts
NEW COAL AND WOOD YARD,
~ CORNER OF SEVENTH AND CANAL
STREETS. -ANTHRACITE and MID LoTHIA N
COAL and WOOD for sale by .
BLOOD & PENDLETON.
N. Borders promptly filed. de Its
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL xAILEOAaD,::
Y SUMNER ScfEDULE.-Ths THkOU0n
pAsSEN6ER TRAIN on and sftsr FBIDAIsssns
-, Viii leave Richmond tSundsys exccpseO
sd iT IIc = s,5 Riv:E ~
Stage Line Linz. for IsrTsonsnIs winshsstsr "a
bling,s u Springs, RoeEb1ags and B..h Alan.
and by Hartman Il 20. q Stage Line To Lexington,
Natural Bridge, and Rockbhdge Baths also, via
Virginia and Tennessee railroad for Nashville,
Memphis, Atlanta, Montgomery, Mobile, New Oh.
leans, and Orange and Alsxsndna road 70 Lynch
burg and other important points in The south
Trains on Orange and Alexandra railroad north
and south, and through them with the Virginia ard
Tennessee railroad.
The NIGHT TRAIN Is discontinued for the pre-.
's An ACCOMMODATION TRAIN will be run be-
tween Chsrlottesville and Richmond on NON
DAYS, wednesday,, and SATURDAYe. leaving
Charlottesville al A. N, arriving In Richmond e
10. 30 A. NJ Leave Richmond same days u sIs r
~, and arrive ut Charlottesville y.
FREIGHT TRAIN on TUESDAY, THUHSDAI
and SATURDAY at 30 A. n. .ao,
iels General Superintendent
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MEMORIAL WORK.-The Executive

MEMORIAL WORK.-The Executive
wi Committee appointed by meeting OF young
men held Al the Centenary Church some weeks
since 10 prepare for the work at HOLLYWOOD ana
lakewood Cemeteries, beg 10 state that al Holly
wood about Ave hundred graves yet remain " I'M
mounded.h ,,..
IL has been suggested that the several military
organizations of the city, In connection with their
friends, would cheeriuly finish this work al
Hollywood. They therefore requested TO re
port TO the chairman Of the committee now mucn
OF this work they will undertake. Implements VIII
be furnished them.
Skilful engineers have kindly consented to pre-
pare a map OF Hollywood, designating, ~ lar a.
may be- each grave, with an alphabetical list OF al
the dead. , A..
When this work shall have been finished, the
committee propose to call another general meeting
when the work at lakewood will be undertaken snd
vigorously prosecuted, ,,x,,,
The committee would suggest to the ladies' OF tht
neighboring counties TO mark the graves OF all me
Confederate dead In their vicinity, and report tht
names of such as they can clearly make out TO mrs
Dr. Bolton OF this city, Corresponding secretary
the Ladies' Memorial Association.
The rolls thus collected will be invaluable; The!
NAV be printed and distributed at small cos,
Every months delay will but increase the dihcui
ties OF this work.
Company =" has consented TO mound one hun
N''N WIN. w. PARKER, N. D.,
iela-4t Chairman Executive Committee.
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aud DOMINION AND4Mh
~ NORTH STATE STEAMSHIP LIN -
FROM RICHMOND, PETERSBURG, ANdD NON 6y
FOLK. To NEW YORK.-0n the SECOND OF
JUNE and EVERY SATURDAY thersaftsr one OF
the steamers OF this line will leave New 9sk lot
Norfolk, Petersburg, and Richmond. aIrnvihg III
Richmond on FRIDAYS. touching at City Point
and Norfolk for New York. 49,,
Merchants and Others wishing TO ship oy THIS
frst. class PASSENGER AND FREIGHT LINE VI
STEAMERS will please be partic nlar In requesang
their friends in New York to ship their GOODS ~
this line AS IL has been gotten up especially Tor 70
benefit OF the Virginia and North Carolina trade.
Passengers and freight taken at fair rates.
f'' 'N' BRlDGf0RD 4 MYERS,
Agents, Richmond, or
w. F. CARTER,
City Point and Petersburg.
c. H. PEARSON, General Agsnt,,
~ =. Nathan Lane NJ III.
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STEAMERS.

NEW YORK AND RICH afTfk
MOyD STEAMSHIP LINE9SHsk11.
THROUGH TO BOSTON.-Steamers WAshiAG-
TON, Captain CHICHESTER, and VALLEY CITY !.
New York everySAT6 RDAY, and Richmond every
FRIDAY, alternately. -,
They have formed 4 through connection with the
Metropolitan Steamship Line for Boston, and srs
prepared to sign Bills Of Lading through at ODE
rate rates.
Freight received daily.
room so W. u. PORTER, Agent,
iy liam Office No 2,425, on the Dock.
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NEW G6)Ds.-A large and wsll-se;
FRENCH CHiXi DINNER and TEA SETS just
being opened at he china 4 store ssS Sf Agent,
corner opposite Ballard and Exchange Hotels.
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THE OLD LINE RESUMES 44ffk
IT'S POSITION AGAIN.
THE NEW YORK AND VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP
COMPANY.
THE PIONEER LINE. ESTABLISHED IN 1851.
The two new and magnificent side-wheel
steamships, ,or,u
NIAGARA ......CAPTAi! eooSn,
SARATOGA. .."..........C APIAls Manu.
ar. on the route again between
NEW YORK,
NORFOLK,
CITY POINT. and

In point of strength, speed, and finish, these
steamships are unequalled. They are In charge
of experienced and gentlemanly commandenu
smith, natives OF this city, and well known to this
community. ,,,, 1905
TTIESDAY and friday, and will leave New York
avery VT TUESDAY and SATURDAY, arriving and
departing from the LrDLAN & WATSON wharf,
ascartained al nv office. or by consulting the daily
papers OF the city the days preceding the days OF
departure. .x -
at my Office -.
SIS &,
sure can effect Il at the very lowest rates.
Ia i-ts GARRET F. WATSON, Rockets.
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SUNDRIES ON. CONSIGNMENT.
y 10 barrels superior RYE WHISKY,
barrels superior CIDER VINEGAR,
barrels superior MOLASSES,
100 bushels superior fresh CORN MEAL,
loo bushels prime NORTHERN Hay,
10 bales AKA Cedar Falls SHEETIN0.
drkins choice VIRGINIA LARD,
nrkins choice VIRGINIA BUTTER,
LEGO pounds choice VIRGINIA BACON,
50 boxes MANUFACTURED TOBACCO, free OF
sdozsn superior FRENCH CALY SKINS.
for sale by r. r. ROBERTS,
Commission Merchant,
Basin Bank and Cary street,
between Tenth and Eleventh streets.
Ia le-ataade
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TO,R THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
II Eeneral THOMAS S. RAYMOND, so well
Lnownlas for many years an efficient member Of
the HOUSE OF DELEGATES, has been recon.
msndad AZ suitable person To this city In the
room of GRATTAN. 1t is UNDERSTOOD that he will
accent the ositon If elected. Let the voters them
consider hih candidate, and take care that
tbsv seenre - invaluable services next winter.
my az CITIZEN.
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DOARDING.-Miss BIDGOOD, south
ID side Main street. second door above Seventh,
can take few more BoARDERS, with or without
lodging. de so-ts
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THO THE PEOPLE OF VIRGINIA.
i One of the most cherished institutions !. In inc
State is the Bible Society OF Virg na ~ I1eSh
Society were destroyed. The Board OF Managers >
are now anxious to obtain and publish A. Of
The Society, or ii not the Reports, full ana COM
plete history. .,.nas NJ ths RibIs
S SU. Rs Ga or any other published
or any records whatever that may assist TO form
.Sam for few months 10 the Board, and 10
70 pSa ,bsm 10 Richmond the Depository KEEP. by
SWyooDHOUsE PARHAM, orto Mr. THOMAS II.
Fills once of the James River and ksnawhs
Company, or 10 the Rev. GEORGE WOODBRIDGE,
President. -, !.
ouestsd, and all expenses will be paid.
will the papers In the city and throughout the
state publish this three times : 10 la-A
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ORANGE HOUSE,
~ AT ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA
RAILROA DEPOT,
IyNCHRURG VA

DOARDING.-Mrs DUVALL, Main,
ID between Sixth and Seventh streets, has some
very comfortable unoccupied rooms for boarders
and can ia ke a few more DAY B0ARDERS.
IL l3-ts
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-19
A London eorresnondent sars


twas about two O'Clock in the forenoon when
the rumor of the suspension of Sir Morton Peto's
firm began to be limited at but such was the mar.
nitude of the concern that the stoppage was Yhis
pered IN bated breath. and every person who men
toned 1t took care to let it be understood that he
did not pledge himself to the accuracy of the re-
port, but gave it merely as one which had reached
MN. The members of the House of Commons
were particularly cautious in this way, though evi
IDENTIFY the report was credited because it an
peared natural that the state of the money mar
ket was not unlikely to cripple. if not bring to
stand-still the operations of firm with contracts
Tor enormous amounts in all parts Of the world.
remember hearing Sir Morton state that he and his
partner were carrying out contracts to the amount
OF twelve millions sterling at the time he spoke
and it is said that when they stopped on Friday
there were twenty thousand men in their employ
meat. Some Of the largest contractors immedi-
ately came forward, and offered to pledge their
credit for Sir Morton to the amount of fI 900 600
but he declined to put his friends to any peril
It IS rumored by the private friends Of the honor
aDie bafonet that his suspension is caused by the
non-payment of obligations which certain great
railway companies were liable for, but which not
having been met by them, were taken up out of
me private funds OF Sir Morton. Lady Peto is
ladY OF large fortune, possessing about fI9oOO a
year IN her own right. It is believed that the
calamity to the firm will amount to only a suspen.
sion ana that the representation to the effect that
ihe assets win exceed to liabilities by Ell 600 900
/ y peffeeuy we'll founded. Both in the House of
Commons and out Of it great regret is felt for the
occurrence, ana sincere sympathy with Sir Nor.
ton, He has troops Of private friends, and those
who know him intimately give him the highest
character # the shareholders in 0verend, Cur
hey Co., be come down up0n an immense
amouat of injury will be inflicted on professional
aud other persons who bought the stock a. an
investment. AS there is only els paid upon the
ESQ shares calls to the amount of $50 share are
still available for depositors and the contribution
of such an amount would be ruinous to many and
many struggling man whom tho name Of Gnrney
induced to 60 into the speculation. believe there
10 not member of the Gurney family at present
connected with the concern. 1t is said that the
whole Of them have been out Of it for some time.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-19

ASTOUNDING FRAUDS AND THEIR OUTRAGEOUS
i CoMPR PRoMIsE.-The great custom house frauds at
A Boston, of which mysterious notices have from
time to time appeared in the Eastern papers, are
fully set forth in pamphlet by ex Collector Good.
/ rich, of Boston, who WAS removed from office a
few months since, and his opponents have asserted
| that he and Mr. Tuck, the naval officer, who was
dismissed lost their places from having been bene-
! fitted pecuniariIy by compromise with the guilty
| parties. To prove his innocence Mr.. Goodrich has
1 entered into long explanation Of the facts. The
4 facts, condensed by one of the readers of this
| pamphlet, are as follows:
| John D. and Moses Williams heavy importers of
wines and liquors. had constantly and systematica-
| y cheated the government for nineteen years, by
means of false invoices on champagne. In 1866
their fraud was suspected and their books seized
Frem them abundant evidence was obtained that,
at the instgatOn of the Messrs. Williams, French
wine maker, L. Roederer, manufacturer of the
Schrieder brand Of champagne, invoiced his wines
at rate much below theV market value. This in
| voice was presented at the custom house. while
| another of the correct amount was sent to the
| Williamses. The loss to the government from the
| tFickery between 1876 and 1856, exceeded the
| enormous sum of S2,200,000. 1t was also proved
| that the firm had playeda similar game in regard
to importations of sherry, the frauds in this case
! amounting to over S25, 900. The ofeHses dating
| more than five years, could not be punished, by
! reason of the operation of the statute of limita
tons and the others the offenders were desirous
of compromising.
They employed as their agent to wait on the, col
ADStoI OuV Sdlliuel "A. way ne OHefRQ SlUU,uuU
as settlement. This Mr. Goodrich refused. de-
manding, as he says from 100000 to S5OO,8OO.
Finally the secretary of the treasury authorized
him to accept the $1,000 900. exclusive of S25, 900
paid to settle the sherry transaction and diseharg
ing the guilty parties. This settled the question 50
far as tine Williamses were concerned, but it leaks
out that Way received, in addition to the $I25 600
the sum of SS2 600, osensby not for his own pen,
eft, but to be used at his discretion. Mr. Good
rich denies that he got any of it, and says he
thinks that neither Mr.. Tuck, nor any other Gus
tomhouse official, to his knowledge and belief re-
eeived any. The inference from this ID that either
Way pocketed the whole sum or paid it to some
persons, whose names do not appear.
The whole affair seems abominable. The swind-
lers not only cheated the government during a
time when it needed every dollar Of revenue it
could raise, but regularly perjured themselves on
the arrival of consignment of champagne. For
government officials to negotiate with such rascas
through hired go-between, was outrageous. The
additional character of bribery could hardly rem
der their conduct more odious.-fN. Y. Express.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-19

Two MEN BLOWN FROM A CANNON IN GAIT, CAN
ADA.--While squad of uninitiated men were firing
the national salute on the occasion of the Queens
last birthday, a large twenty four FOUNDER eXplo-
ded prematurely, blowing the spongers, Boge and
Armstrong, from the muzzle, and hurting them
in mangled masses to the right and to the left
Poor Borge seemed to have suffered the full force
of the explosion. He was thrown a distance of
abodt eight yards to the front and right of the
gun, and was most dreadfully mangled about the
breast and head, and his arm blown of little
above the elbow, Armstrong had been evidently
little more out of the direct line of the explo-
sion, fer his body was hurled more to the side in
stead Of forward of the gun, and was lying close
against the fence, His body was also terribly
mangled, his one arm being blown off at the shoul-
der and carried, with portion of the ramrod, to
the fence at the foot of the hill Every particle of
clothing above the waist was blown off the uufor
tunate men, and for few moments after the ex
plosion the air was filed with floating pieces of
burning shirts and other clothing. Several other
persons were badly wounded by splinters from
the rammer. besides which, the man at the vent
was severely burned and badly mangled about the
| left hand.
/
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-19
TnE RoTnsoHILDs.-A london letter says:

The great money-lending- such as Roth
sehild and Barring, profit by the ruin of companies
like 0yerends. Its the immense profits of those
capitalists which have been made the excuse for
the establishment of the finance companies and if
all the latter are broken the better for the Roth
schilds and Barings. While manufacturers and
farmers and tradesmen are paralyzed, the men
whose dominion is supreme are men like those I
have named, who own neither plantations, nor fac
tories, nor farms, nor ships, nor merchandise but
who, IN their dingy counting rooms, have strong
box full Of shortdated bills of exchange, whose
names are familiar words in the transfer Office,
and who can deliver the proudest from ruin by a
leaf from their check-book
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-19

STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish OF Orleans, City OF New Orleans.
Be it remembered that day of june 1866 before
the undersigned Justice the Peace in and for the
parish aforesaid personally and appeared
ton President and Paul Fourohy Secretary Merchants
Mutual Insurance Company Orleans who being duly
according law did depose say the above
statement just and transcript from the books
of the Company.
JOHN PEMBERToN, President.
PAUL FoURCHY, Secretary
Sworn and subscribed before this 5h day June 1866
PAUL W. COLLENs,
Third Justice of the Peace.
At meeting of the Board of Directors held the day
of june 1866 it resolved to declare Scrip Dividend of
Forty Per Cent the Net Earned Participating Premiums
for the ending onthe 3lst day May 1866 for which
tfcates will be issued and after the first day Augustne
Also pay and after the Monday July next the
balance Scrip 1855 six per cent interest in
Common Currency aoutstandng scps of the Company
DIRECTORS:
Ed. Dupasseurs John PembeFton, David Mcgoard
P haspero, Pierre Poutz, S. z. RelE
L. F. Generes, N. Pug, ]. j. Fernandez
j. Morgan Hall Chas Sagnry.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-19

"where do you hail from y" inquired Yankee
traveller.
" Where do you rain from 81 was the reply.
8 Don't rain at ALL"
" Neither do hail; mind your own bviness.n
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-19


NEW GAME FOR EVENING PARTIEs.-A new game,
ealled Le toarnoi barlesque,n has just been in,
1rodnced into evening parties in London and Paris,
ana Is rapidly coming into vogue as an infallible
mifth proyoSer. The jousters IN this novel style
oi tournament always gentlemen) seat themselves
on the ground with their knees drawn IN their
shins crossed. and their hands clasped around the
latter. stick rather over yard long, IS then
placed under the knees Of each PLAYER ana tied
firmly in with handkerchief, in snch 4 Tay az
that knees, stick and hands ara securely fastendd
together. AT q given signal the PLAYERS divided
into two squads, drag themselves about ppon the
floor, each endeayoring to upset the others by
poking at them with his stick, aud those Who ara
upset, or only touched, are at once nut out ~ M
game, sthe ranks Of the eombatanis are soon
thinned and the fight is presently narrowed ID a
duel between the two most skillfnl Of the rival
knights. Iii difficult to imagine anything more
iudierous than the spectacle presented by twenty
or thirty Of these combRtants all equally united
By laying about them with their sticks, and avoid
ing or parrying the thrust Of their adEersaries /;
especially when perhaps half 8 dozen Of the
heaviest have had the III luck to lose their balance
and founder into the NEST ridiculous attitudes in
their vain attempts to get themselves again into
sitting posture. 20 angh until their sides are
sore Is inevitably the lot Of all spectators os the
new game, even to the most saturnine.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-19

The Board of Trustees have resolved declare Scrip v
dend of thirtyaye per earned participating
premiums for the year ending 18th February 1856 for which
certificates will be issued after I'd day of July
next.
The Scrip Certificates issued for the year 1860 will be re-
deemed also six per interest all outstanding Certa
Gates of Scrip will be paid the Monday May
1866 the holders thereof their legal representatives
CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
A.,CARRIERE, Vice President,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-19
CITY OF MOBILE.
NOTICE TO BONDHOLDERs AND ogHEB
Creditors Of the City of Mobile

MAYORS OFFICE, May H. 1856
All persons holding any bonds other evidences OF debt
against city Mobile are hereby notified and requested to
N WEEKS City Treasurer the character an
amount such Indebtedness fully describing the same and
also whether sneh claims be DUE DUE when and where
payable, and If not, when they will mature
The statement of OA hsrsby called for ust be filed with
the City Treasurer on or before the day of October 1865
The city desires to the indebtedness by the issue of
new bonds and the bonds will be ready for delivery by the rs
| day of July, 1865
J. n. wITHERs, Mayor
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-19

1t is stated that piokpockets relieved Gen. Grant
of his watch and Speaker ColfaX of his purse at
Gen. Scott's funeral.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-19
national EXPRESS COMPANY.
OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT FIFTH DIVISION
NATIONAL ExrREss AND TRANSPORTATION Co

7
NATIONAL E4rRESS TRANSPORTATION Co,
bi Carondelet street N. o,
This Company of which Gen E Johnston is President
having completed its Arrangement for carrying all Express
Matter Freight and Money between This Cv and all the pn
cpa cities OF the North East West Mobile and Mont
gomery most respectfully soicts the supp patron
age OF the public promising do what is undertaken quickly
and well. Try US"
THOMAS L. ROSSER,
Ln--- Aruu u.-aa.--
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-19
UNDERTAKERs.
WINsLow g FHTL,.IPs.

No 90 Rampant Street date Oire betyssn Cop,op and
9EHyiat
Having great variety of GOFETNS and ATTTC an
RIAL GASEs together With earses Carriages and large
satisfaet0n to their patTanA ~
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-19

STATE OF LOUISIANA
PARISH or ORLEANS, CRY NEW ORLEANS
Sworn to and subscribed before me- this Doth day March
1866. EDMOND MEUNIER,
Third Justice of the Peace for the Parish of Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-19
HOTELs AND RESTAURANTS.
MADISON HIOUHE,
jacksonville, LOUISIANA

The undersigned has opened this House Boarding House.
and ready receive families for the season. also tran
scent boarders reasonable Our pleasantly
situated the river and have good fishing bathing
every thing to made guests comfortable Our House
is opposite the Steamboat Landing
MRS A. STEINWACHs
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-19

Terrible Aeeident on the Riehmond and
u 0Mnvtlle Railroad - One Lady Killed
b Twelve Persons Injured.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-19

pONTOHAETRAIN RAILROAD.

SPRING AND SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
On and after SUNDAY, April lst 1866 the trains this
read viii leave b follows.
FRGy ruE LAEg
1 O'Clock N. Hor.e Cara. 81 geoek A. " Steaa Train.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-19

NATIONAL MARINE AND FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY, OF NEW ORLEANS
900 90.
surplus s''''''''.'''.'...'......"..,'- 08,S54 Do.
AAaets.....,'. 69S,555 30.
Insures against FIRE the Peris of SEA- and INLAND
NAVIGATION.
DIRECTORS:
J, NJ. CouTtenay, A. S Mansfield, e. O. Emily,
eG 6 " y s g9BsoH psnfsF f tss Esa ro9iS Ssbansde
Chas. W. Lewis, G. W. Cochrane.
,--z- = - Louis sOdNEIOsR, Vice President
LOUIS Q, D'HoMERGUE, Secretary.
pV% This Sg2PD e2ntinasq "a alloy discount of TWENTY
OFFICE:
Corner Camp and Common Streets.
CITIzENs' MUTUAL INSURANCE co.
OFFICE, No. oARoNpELET STREET.
Amount OfPremIums for the year 1865 S2al 80
Amount of of the Company ........... $4,000 90
The Board of Trustees have resolved pay per cent In
outstanding certificates scrip on and after the
second Monday February 1866 have further declared
scrip dividend Of twenty i've per cent
yRuErEEs:
J. LOrbsr, Jas A WhIts,
A. H. D'Mega F. Mathew
Ar Mntenbergsr, J. Lemore,
A. Bidsnlt, 7. Ayendano,
J Lemeres l. Grand,
Jno Gauehe. A. Verlon Dsgruy,
omer Gallard.
oMER GArLLARD President
HE. CAsTAREpE, Secretary.