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y great sensation has been created in
Denmark by the scandalous particulars
recently published about the antece-
dents OF the notorious Countess DAN
ner, the widow of the late King Fred
erick VII. 1t appears from these de-
tails that the Countess Danner was the
issue of an iucestuous union, her pa
rents being brother and sister. She is
"a native of Rhenish Prussia, and, as
IA young girl, was distinguished mike
for her SURPRISING beRuty and her
somewhat diHEzAlILlE nfa- After giving
biFth . an. III egttimyte-ch hfI q she - z
ried a taYern-keeper at Muhlhefm, near
Cologne, on the Rhine, and her beauty
soon attracted large numbers of travel
ers TO her husbands hotel, which was
generally known as "Hotel of the
beautiful lady" One day Danish ar
tist from Copenhagen stopped there,
and was so smitten with her charms
that he laid siege to her heart and pre-
vailed on her TO elope with him to Dem
mark. AT Copenhagen Crown Prince
Frederick saw and loved her, but she
turned a deaf ear on his application un-
til he heroically promised TO marry her.
He did so in 1850, three years after he
had assembled the throne. II Is believed
that she was never divorced from her
husband, the Muhlheim tavern keeper,
King Frederick VII. was so exceeding
ly fond of her that he Oftentlmes de-
clared that he would Hbdicate his crown
rather than give her up.
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0heQnteltiqetrcer
aIscELLANEors ,IArrEns-

"A lady in Great Darlington, Mass,
recently gave birth 10 female child,
on the back OF whose head was a pro-
.tuberance in perfect representation OF
the prevailing waterfall" Even the
marks'of the ribbon with which they
are usually tied on were plainly shown
on the child's neck. 1t was alive when
porn, but soon afterwards died.
The present national credit OF the
seven leading powers OF the world
stands on the stock exchanges as fol-
lows, in regard TO their rates of interest
on hundred doIInrs:
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RRGARDINo B1LLIARDs.-The I

REGARDING BILLIARDs.-The Satur-
day ReUfetO thinks that it is somewhat
humiliating to reflect that eminence
cannot be attained, even in the art OF
knocking about three ivory balls with
a stick without the devotion of life
time. No arrant fool lean play chess or
whist well; but billiard table is part
OF the furniture of every well-TegulR-
ted lunatic asylum. Chess demands
brains; billiards merely demands
steady nerves and correct eyesight.
The art of billiards is not merely TO
make strokes but to leave balls so that
further strokes can be made. This n
the great difference between amateur
and professional playing. Amateurs
play to make strokes; professionals
play to leave them Eminent profes.
sIonRls, when once they get break,
play SO as to keep leaving themselves
strokes so easy that 1t is hardly Possi-
BILE tOsmiss them.
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RELIEF FoR THE SOUTHERN STATES

RELIEF FoR THE SOUTHERN STATES.
The Charleston Mercury asserts that
three proposals have been submitted at
Washington ''tO relieve the dest tuition
in the South" and describes them in
the following terms: LIST. To do sim.
ply what has been done before-dls-
pense relFef in the name OF charity, TO
those who are in a state Of destitution,
by giving food and clothing. 21, To
give nothing:' but to furnish employ
meut to the laborer, and thus TO make
him support himself, while his labor is
applied 10 some work Of importance
roads, canals, or levees. Sd. To give
nothing, but to obtain employment for
the labOTer, through an employer, who
shall support the lAbOTeF with the
money advanced to him by the govern
ment during the year, and at the end
of the year, shall return 10 the govern
ment the money advanced.
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HnnIne.n I,rnsnertn-
.Ergm Lhe AZ York Ilt1me.

On the whole, we predict that 1868
will be a better year for business than
1867 was. a good many who are now
secretly bankrupt, may become openly
50 before another New Years; while
thousands will Incur losses by ignoring
palpable facts and attempting TO carry
sail as though the winds were not
ahead; but let our business men COM
prehend that prices have fallen and
cannot be restOred-let them graduate
wages and prices to the actual condi-
tiOu-and they may go on safely IL not
very prCsperOusly. Our wants are still
great, and they must be mainly salts
tied from Home sources. Let every one
resolve to work for the best wages he
can get; lot our business men be con-
tent with moderate prices and small
profits, and We shall soon be once more
on the high road to thrift and prosper
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THE KsTHErIcs OF EATISo.-Period
and place have a good deal to do with
the success of a frst-class banquet, but
other considerations guide the mass OF
mankind 10 their appreciation and as
s.mIIation OF their every day grub.
The views expressed by Job Ladle, in
SO ThOrOughfare, VIII answer as the
sfntInep.s OF q class as well as the
opinious OF an individual. Says he:
'SYhen peck amt 50 high an object
Nth me as Whist / peck. Nor even so
high au object with me As How much
pack"
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CRYsrALLIZRD Eoo.-Numerous and
of very varying values are the receipts
for preserving eggs, which have been
given 10 the world bot a company OF This
city believe that they have at last attain
ed perfection in this line, though attain
ing their end in a novel way. Their
process is rs follows: The fresh eggs
are emptied from the shell into a long
trough, and into this trough descends a
shaft armed with series Of metallic
disks, which, rapidly revolving beat
the eggs into homOgeneousness, and
are themselves covered with a tnin Gov
ering Of egg. This thin pellicie, when
dried, Is scraped from the disks in the
form OF thin granules, apparently crys-
tallfEed, and retains inde6 nltely all the
peculiar properties apd flavor OF the
fresh egg.
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German Fire Insurance Company
WHEELING, WEST VA.
Incorporated May IL, lST.



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hoemeT, Anton RsymRnn, Philip SchushlS-
August Wiedebuhh.
FllhlS COMPASG NOW FULLY ORGAN
i iEtd, Is prepared TO insure Bulldiugs
Furniture, Merchandise and other PsrloliI
Property at favorable rates.
LDsSts after due adjustment, will ba
promptly paid.
Applications for Insurance Wall receive i'm
neIlHtc attention from the Secretary.
SouA Iahy Once, room over Peoples
Bank, Nam street
JOSEPH SEYBOLD. Secretary.
II. a hNAPP, Assistant Secretary.
JOIN OES lEltL4ISG. President
AUGUST WlEDEBUSH, Vice President.
ANToS REGMASS, Treasurer,
WILLIAM KLENIS
PHILIP SCHUEHLE SSuryeyor4
AUGUST WIEDEBUSH,
iun.sEiy
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Franklin Insurance Company
or WHEELING.

ClapIIaI,.-.............................


DIRECTORs;
T. ii. Logan, T. p. ShRIlcruss, J. b. Rhodes
Geo. Mendel, J. II. Hobbs, SaInl AicClel.
Ian, y. w. FnnEheim, JAS. n. Vance, Ajax,
laugnlin-
HlHIS COMPANY NOW HAVING BEEN
L oTganlzed four years, and IN that time
uOne "A successful business, is still prepared
70 lake Ttsks Al fair rltea ON buildings OF AN
Kinds Merchandise, Manufacturing f. tab
iAiinenlh, Furniture, steam Boats and Car
goes on the Western River and lakes
Ihis company OnerB superior Inducements
70 Farmers, whereby they eau De Insured on
DWELLING, Furniture, Barns and content. for
8 or years at reduced rates.
IhtS being n home nsUtution, with the In r
Beht capital and surplus OF any company IN
IN the state and composed OF some
nlnety-iOur stockholders, most OF whom are
among our DgssJ business men, r6oOmmsndi
Itself 10 the favorable consideration OF the
lnsuring public. and sOiicits their patronage
Applications for insurance Will bs promptly
attended, TO by the Secretary.
once ~ Monroe street.
Nc. ARTHUR, Sscrelslry.
SAA'L MCCLELLAN, President
GEO. AESDEI-, Vice President
e. NJ. COES, Special Agent. oclb
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A Pair OF Arcndinn,.

From GIe Cincf'lTdtf Gazette Of Yesterday.
We shall expect special message
from johnson, recommending a conner
neaueu medal, or some other fitting
testimonial extraordinary to General
Granger, for that, he being "A rnilitnry
commander, he subOrdinates his mill
tHry To his partisan duties, The Mem
phls Post states that he has been figur-
ing conspicuOusly in the political
affairs of that city lately, haratiuuinV
crowd's about this being Il white man 3
government, and SO on. The city cleo
ton resulted in the election of a cop
per-faced Mayor, whereupon Granger
sent the following dispatch TO Johnson
MEMPHIS, Jan. 2, Is6s.
TO President AHOrelD johnson, Wash
iTgtOH, ID. e.:
Memphis redeemed. Leftwich elect
ed Mayor. Peace, order and uuiet pre-.
vail. Free white suffrage yindicated,
GORDON GRANGER.
a gang that had been marching a bOut
the streets with a band playing rebel
airs, serenaded Granger at the Gayoso
House, when he reHd them his dispatch
aud Johnson's reply; AS follows:
WAsHINaToN, d. c., Jan. ), '6S.
To Gen. Gordon Granger:
Thank You for the good news. Truth
and justice may triumph NV faith in
the people has not been diminished,
4hS uaJ 70 uot iaF distant when len
nessee will be redeemed.
ANDREW JOHNSON.
Johnson's Views of redemption in
Tennessee are quite different from what
they were when he was Military Gov
ernor there, and was administering the
Oathi which was virtually to swear to
vote the Republican ticket, and was su-
psrVising the elections with military,
TO Keep away the very men whose
prominence he now calls the triumph
OF truth aud justice. But II message
recommending a copper medal for
Gen. Gordon Granger, the model mill |
tary political demagogue, Is the leas
That can be expected from johnson on |
this occasion.
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alftr Adrtrtisfmfpts

nELACOYE ISSTITUTE.-Enslt and
u ~ French Boarding School for Young La
~, fItssI acSompLshed Educators, healfhful
location, delightful river side residence. and
n9ne-ilke comfort, are the chief attrartiOnS
u ms new and beautiful Institution Thirty
handsome chambers limit the numper ~
3oarders to sixty. Second term conmenr,s
Eebrnhry LIT lS6S, For PruSpecIns a,Ilir.ss
me me fTinSiP3l, A!ss RACHEL q. HUNT,
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The White Pine Compound.

at was early IN the spring OF 50 that this
family vTns affiictesi Win an irTitafion OF the
throat attended with = diBagreeable cough.
had FOR some months previous thought that
preparation having for Its basis the inside
bark Of white pine might be 80 compounded
as 10 be very useful In diseases OF the throat
and lungs. To test the value OF IL IN the case
alluded 10, I compounded small quantity
Of the medicine that had been planning,
and gave II in tenspoonfui dosess The result
days the Irritation or the throat was remov-
ell, the cough subsidized and speedy cure
was effected. Soon AFTER this, sent some to
n lady In Londonderry, n. H., who hnd been
suffering for some weeks rom bad cough,
oCcasioned by a sudden cold, and had raised
mucuR streaked with bl cd. She soon found
RELIEF and sent for moro. She took about
ten ounces OF II, and got well. j. b. Clarke,
Esq., editor OF the Manchester Daily Mirror,
made a trial of the same preparation In the
case OF n severe cold and was cured immedl-
@Its- and - confdent in sueceSs aitsndInR IN
R5llez, II placed before the public that he
finslly persuaded me TO give 1t name, and
send Il abroad To benefit the suffering. In
November, 1855, 1 inst advertised It under
the nRme Of White Pine Compound. In two
years nom that time there had been whole
saled in Manchester alone one hundred dol
! lars worth, where II took the lead Of all the
cough remedies in the market, and Il stin
maintains that position. There Is good rea-
/ In ttfor this; Il Is very soothing and healing
/ sons nature; Is warming to the stomach and
/ pleasant wlthal 10 the taste, and Is exceed.
sRs a remedy for kidney complaints the
| White Pine Compound stands unrivaled. II
| was not originated for that purpose; but a
| peDon In uSlng IL for a cough was not only
| cured OF the cough, but was also cured of a
| kidney difficulty often years standing. Since
| that accidental discovery many thousands
/ have used IL for the same complaint, and
have been completely cured"
! The above was written by DR.. Poland. IN
/ 1850. since then, as in Manchester. The
| White Pine Compound has taken the lead oi
| all Cough remedies, as well as preparation
for the cureOf Kidney diffiCulties.fn every city
/ own, village and hamlet throughout the
! New England States.
/ as it Is efiectunl.
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tlOnal Bank.
OFFICERS:
GEO K. WHEAT, President.
JAM d MCCLUEEY, Vice President.
IOAN BISHOP, Secretary.
CHAs. WALLACE, state Agent for West
Virginia and Maryland.
DIRECrORs:-JOhn +. Wilson, Jas q. orr.
John A. Armstrong, A. q. Quarter, Geo. x.
wheat, samuel Harper, James McCiuney,
hOrgAn l.. Utt, Geo. Adams
REFERESCIss: y. Brady. Cashier Merchants
National Bank, Wheeling; List, Morrison q
Co, Wholesale GrOcers, Wheeling; Pryor,
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Ing; Michael Reilly, Wholesale Grocer,
Wheeling: Mcclellan & Knox, Boot and
Shoe House, Wheelingj McCabe, Khan q Co..
Druggists. Wheeling; Geo. W. EFanEheim a
Co, Wholesale Wines and LiquO Wheel
Ing; Minship, Woods a Co, QueenswRr8
Wheeling; Lewis Baker, Pub. Register,
Wheeling; 7. q. McAfee, Notions, Wheeling;
ainPbell, kIew & Co., Pubs IntellgencsT,
Wheeling OF, SOn s. Go Hardware, Wheel
Ing; J. +. Sands, CREhIeT. F1Ht Nat Bank.
tittrInOntS Il. Il. Camden. PTt1st- Nat TX.
Weston, W. Va-i Capt. John Mcclure,
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Bronchitis, Splitting OF Blood. and Fulmon-
ary Affections generally. II is a remarkable
Remedy for Kidney Complaints, Diabetes,
Difficulty OF NOIding Urine, bleeding CrOm
the Kidneys and Bladder, Gravel, and other
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ReVolution Ia Trade.

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Agents wanted every where. Circulars
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ENGLAND
White Pine Connpound

Is NOW OFFERED To THE AFFLICTED
L throughout the country, RfteT having
been proved by the test of eleven years. M
tho New EnglHnd States, where It's merits
have become rs wen known as the tree from
which, in part, 1t derivesits virtues
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prices with almost unlimited allowing of
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TO UeH. UOTu0H GTdn0eT:
Thank you for the good news. Truth
and Justice may triumph. My faith in
he people has not been diminished.
The day Is not far distant when Ten
npsBee will ha ra1aa,,,oE3
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Ferrueinous syrup OF Peruvian Bark.
In solving problem. hitherto declared unsovAbe b. al
ssvants. l. q the COMBINING OF IRON WIN BASK'
called Ferrugnous Syrup Of Peruvian Bank Ne-srs 9Rr
MAuLT Co, Chemists 70 II. L a. Prince Napoleon a
Pars, discovered medicine OF merit
the most highly esmpetsnt persons now agres rscognng
The following Important document has been received nom
the world II from Professor Kefznsk Chemical Analvrsr
TO the Law Courts who tesnes the following terms he
yane o. the syrup Of BARK, Medical Gazette Of Vienna
"Nr GRIhAULT succeeded IN the nApplest manner ia
combining relative qualities Of different parts Of his
AND ExCELLkNT MEDICINES; tho a the ron
rapidly absorbed than other erruxnous med,cus
Mr.. GRlMAULT's FERRUGIEOUs SYRUP u therefore ons
OF the best pharmaceutical preparaons truly scentHc
eunous medicine which has solved the
long sought after, Of giving iron and bark IN simple
agreeable form. free from defect and satisfactory pa
Cksscsi Anslyrsr 70 the Law Courts Hos5tsi ssn.,
r DU WIkDEN.
Professors Of Chemistry
Let IN terms the French Ambasssdor A
Vienna replies 70 Messrs 0rimant Regards hh
estimation In which Mr.. kletzinsk IL held
"FsEEcH EnsAssf vIEsrA
Vienna. August Is 1875 \
"dfFrLENxrfn reply 70 the letter you addrsssed 20 ID
Excelercy the Ambassador have the honor
that Professor kiezinski IL Of high standing vsnn
that he personally much th9nght sf and The
best chenlstsin Germany.
PIERREf
Consul and sttache 70 the Embassy.
General Depot In Pars 6RIMAULT a COS
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And At svery good Chemist'sl
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Meets annually on she Tuesday January and
July in New orleans o5cers for the present ysar-w. O.
Wilson, Of No s. M W. Grand Master; g. e. Abbott Of No
a. r W. d. Grand Msser; E. N. Rushs, Of No. ., r w.
Grand WARDEN Josiah Folser ofNo r. w. Grand Score
tary; Joseph West 81 1. r Grsrd Treasurer Luther
homes. Of No IS, and J. g. Dunlap, No. Is, R. w. @
Representatives a L. o Rev q. L More, Of No IS w
Grand Chspain p @. A W AseDone. Of No Is W. Grand
Marshal; p. O. & II Fsirchld. OF No IL w. Grand Con
ductor p @. Henry Tiemsnn Of No. TO- Grand Guardan
p. G. J. n. Iittlejohn Of No IS W Grand Herald
DEPUTY DIsrRIcr GRAND MAsrsRs-P. O. j. =. Baker, Of
No. IL District No q r @. Richard NJ Ellis OF No g. Dis
rctTo 5; p O. s. Grsamore Of No s. District No 4;
p. O. s. p Clarke No IS Dstricf No 6; p. q. L. Q.
Norris OF No 7 District No. u @. Vim Loura Of No. S.
District No IL; Pc Jacobs Of No a. District No. IL p.
G. Ernest Rive, Of No. e District No Is
SANDING CoxxuTKEs STATE Of ths 0rierP @. Sire Geo.
W. Race Of No. Il; p O. Master Thomas Il. Shields. Of
No. c; p. G. Master John S. Burke Of No 3
JudiciaL-P. @ Master George Nungesssr, Of No. 70;
p. g. A hazurean Of No. 40; P. g. John 4 Talon OF
No..
Constitution and By Laws-P. g. Master Howard Mills
paueh, No. IL; p Master Edward Pilsbuy ONO. 10;
p. G. d. Kauntz Of No. ID. e.R
Petitions aud appeals. P O. Master g. Dunlap Of No.
Is; r. O. Master Wallace Hunser OF No lS p. q. A ".
hyatt, sfNo. g..
Legisass-P a. Master Luther Homes. Of No. Is p. q.
h. Goldman. of No 10; p. @. J. p Caldwell. Of No. IA;
Finnce.-P. G. Rep " Tower, Of No. u; p. @. John
B. Heno, Of No. s; p G. John I. Barry. Of No. s
oedesfial-P. @. r. A. Dentzel Of No. L; p. g. e. l..
Nimmo, Of No. "a p @. John Wilson. ofNs. AZ
Al communications to the NJ w. Grand Master Grand
Secretary should be forwarded the Of Grand
cretay Iusurancs Company
ner Of Camp street and Commercial Place.
JOSIAH F0LGER. Grand Secretary.
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magazine ana rrtfp streets Fourth District
oacsrs-Frank Psstsr @ P; Jacob Fe~hsass, II. r.; y.
". Ailsn Scribe. s-.-
ODD FELLOWS REST.
Meets In Once Of the Grand Secretary, ne
Monday IN January, April. JAY and October The aew
Board meefs the third Monday In January for ssnis
ton oceuJ O. Dunlap President; Josish Folrer sess
tsry, Joseph West Treasurer; Daniel Merritt Sexton
GENERAL RELIEF COMMITTEE.
Meets In Office Grand ecrtary rst Friday evening in every
month oness-A W. Mcdonnell. President; Josiah Felss4.
Secretary.
WIDOW AsD ORPHANS GENERAL RELIEF as
ISOLATION.
Meets IN Office Grand Secretary, Saturday OF ssch mon
Annual meeting. last Saturday January. Oneer--B
Rusba. President; O. Roper. first Vice Peesident;
Johsm Potter Second Vice President Luther Homes SEQ
Rotary; A. Wallace Hunter Treasurer.
ODD FELLOWS HALL ASSOCIATION.
Meets Monday IN each month. once Of the Grand
Secretary Election FIRST M1ndsy Nay for Directors
BOARD roR ls67.-Prssfesf-Edsard Pilsbay.
Fisancs csssmaes-J. a. Dunlap A. Wallace Hunter.
@. l. Joseph West
Han cosniase-a n. Morrison; George Dirmeser; W. O.
Wilson. N. w. @. ~.
Building oomr,afss- h NJ Rnsh, q. L.; Luther Honest
Ge-rse Nungesser.
II. Miilspaush Bernard Cohen. s. Z. xsore.
JOSIAH FOLGER, Secretary.
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A LLEeHAKX SPRINGS
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VA

his eeshrated Watering Place having undergone thorou
repairs and been furnished throughout every department viii
entirely new and ts class furniture viii Be open for the ~
ception Of visitors the 18th day Of June
lie OF this water IL extensive nrrnl,
that useless % the particular disease
tor which Il specific The propreors have endssvored n
Of Virginia - '--"
Comfortable Coaches win each train at shswsyle
Tor the efpassengsrs SPRING. The resds
FARMER VII De assisted In the gentleman
experiences and psnz spared visitors comfor
soie q. A. COLHOUN, AGENT
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-03-12
GRAND LODGE OF LOUISIANA.

b. r swasey, NJ. W. Grand Master, New orieanA
s. G. Parsons. r. W. Dept Grand Master, Bsstrop
s. o. scrurgs R. W. Senior Grand W., Cloutervine
VIM. McDaf r ". Junior Grand W., New orieans-
Samuel N. Todd, W. Grand Treasurer, New Orleans
Jas @. Bachelor, W. Grand Secretary.
Rev DR.. O. s. hedges, ". Grand Chaplain
NJ. II. BRAY. W. Grand Senior Deacon, Sabine.
ia oh Kile, ". Grand Junior Deacon Kils's Millk
J. W. Homan, W. Grand Marshal, New Orleans.
Rene lafon, W. Grand Sword Bearer. New Orleans.
NJ Z. Grad W. Grand Pursuivant vermillionvile.
s. o. Smith, Big Cane; Phi. Bidault. New Orleans; J.
Hawkins, Mansfield Samuel Levy, New orleans-W
Grand Stewards
Alex oueant, ". Grand Tyler. New Orleans
Grand Annual COnvOestion second Monday In Fsbrusr
each year.