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NATURAL GAS COMPANY.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
CITY OF NEW ORLEANS.

Be known. that this twenty day Of May In the
year one thousand eight hundred and sixty ech oeo
Pierre Charles Cuve Her notary pubic IN and FIR the city Of
New Oresns Parish nf Ossns State Of Louisiana sforesa
duly commissioned and personally and appeared
the parties whose hertunto subscribed, who de
csred that, svaing tnemelves OF the provisions OF the
statutes IN. Louisiana relative the
OF corporations In this Stute they have and
agreed and DO BY these and bind
themselves and those whom they represent n form thsm
selves into and constitute corporation for the objects and
purposes and under the EpulsOns and regulations follow
ing, that il 70 say:
ARTICLE FIRST
The and title Of said corporation shall be THE LOU
ISIANA NATURAL GAS COMPANY, and its domicil Is
established in the city Of New orleans.
ARTICLE SECOND
Tie object and purpose OF sad Corporation 70 extract
nom the soil Of the Of Louisiana
tanned exist below It's surface and improve utilize
LETT aud distribute tie By the o the and
machinery invented BY Caleb Hunt, William r. Pratt and
Peter Peterson, for which application for patent has
been hed and Of such other machinery apparatus
improvements mechanical chemical hereafter
discovered devised invented the
others from whom said Company may scquire the right
using and working the same.
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A and COTTON PIOKkRs, eonsr 81 Thomas and ~
James srssts IN he insdsse vicinity q the ssllov.s
Presses Mississippi LousianA Fire Preof Alabama shie
psu' Plsntsrs Tyler F-ctors ocmmsrcisI Psicsn, Or
eans MerchaDu, vicksburg and Penn Having erstclss
proved Be 2 prepared V haul gin and pck osftoa IRON ans
sox q Fnos Csns.s saes, In eavsw ssrsss
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ARTICLE EIGHTH.

plurality Of Counting one vote for each share Of
stock voted upon) shall be sufficient elect Directors who
shall at their hrs nesting after their election choose one Of
their number for President OF the aon s be
eected by majority Of the whole Board upon whom ali
citations and other legal process shall be served
shall be the duty Of tbs President preside at all meet
ngs Of the Board and In ease Of bis absence inability to
act the Board shall eect their number pro tenn Who
tha for the time exercise the full Of President
All elections shall be BY ballot under the superinendence
oftwo Inspectors appoin ed Board least one veal
prior 70 any election and in Of neglect refusal
to set Of such Inspectors the President Of the Board
others In their place ~
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7 IFE Insurance. aasa.
PIEDMONT REAL ESTATE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF VIRGINIA .-
For Life Insurance OnIys
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL Al Opo on
purely Southern Company the Piedmont offers great
advantages 70 those desiring their lives. Policies
issued all plans and low rates An Investments made
on the basis Of real the company dscadng paper
cures foundation for credit The Piedmont exclu
svey for Life insurance II takes but rstclass
IL refers its the best OF the estimation in
which IL Is held BY our people,
HOME OFFICE: MONTREAL. NELSON COUNTY. VA
President-W. @. CARRIN6TON ~
Secretary-J J. HOPKINS. .-,,.,.-....-
sedicai Advi.sr-o HENRY PERRow, M. b.
DirectOrs-W. D. Caben, Hudson Martin O. A schaffter
f. G, ThuImOnd. T. p. Fitzpatrick Wa p Shepherd u II
PEBBLES, VIM. Gordon, ID. j. Hartsook. - :
New Orleans Agency; a Union Street
-. DABNEY II. MARRY,
General Agent for Louisiana Texas and Arkansas.
y. h WlGFALL,
Local Agent
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HAN KINs's BRANCH
CORNER OF eRkvIER AND ST CHARLES,
Opposite st. Charles HotelJ
RB-oPENED-A h CUSTER IN CHAR3E.
The hest brands Of LIQUoRs and WINES such as Hsv
Tins hss set forth tor years. constantly hand Alse
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ARTICLE NINTH,

majority the Board shall be necessary TO form ouo
rum and decision ofsuch majority shall be valid corporate
set.
The Board Of Directors shall have full power and are hsrebv
authorized TO buy aud sell such personal AZ
may be required for the use Of the COMPANY. - ~
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AGRICULTURAL.

AO1 .1.<-<~'''' -.>'
Having secured the services Of Mr.. PETER ncKINLAY
he Of the approved RICE PoU sDER nov In
use been than 80 years engaged In the
structon erection and Of Rice Machinery
prepared under bis supervision construct al kind
Machinery required In hs preparation Of Rice for the
MARKET and 10 furnish I'll Necessary drawings and spsch
cations.
model Of McKinlsys Patent Rics HuIer suitable for
who eutvss Rice for domestic consumption be
ct sstablshmsnt ...-
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The Trustees have resolved TO pay INTEREST pIvI-
DEND ofIEk Pea CENT per annnEn ON the cash pay
ments Of Capital Stock. and ash DIVIDEND Of FTP
TEEN FER ChNT 70 stockholders their earned partic
day OF June, rext 1868 " .l.I'T TII 7TITT7 ~
They nave also resolved call an iustamest Of TEN
cent The Capital stock Of the Company payable
before the TWEhTY-SEvEkrH dss Of June next 1868
MICHEL MUsSOF, President
hARdON DoANE, Vice President
Al AIFRFY Secrelarv
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ARTICLE ELEVENTH.


Books registry transfer Of shares Of the csnita
shall be opened ana kept subject the restrictions
By the bylaws All transfers Of shares shall be made on
when said book the directors may often As ecnve
Henes or e1pedeney may require but for longer period
Should any subscriber the stock desire to transfer IN.
pernsed do BY Substitute Of the suSscTpsOu Of Ss
party punches groyidsd that the substitute
ARTICLE TWELFTH.
failure from any elect Directors on tn. day
but Directors then 10 Office shall bold over until spotb
election IL held Of which notice sh be given provided
S SI IN Article AisA'A and continue until an election De
700. ARTICLE rHIRrEESrH
Each shareholder at meetings for election Of Drec
tors Or other purposes shah he entitled directly proxy
all have owned his stock least month prior e the day
ARTICLE FOURTEENTH.
em the date Of the recording Of this in he ONCE Of
The Recorder Of Mortgsgss in this city.
carried with only ODehaf Of It's capital stock saSscrioed
ARTICLE FIFTEENTH.
The following named stockholders, viz: George Foster
N. Lapeyre >. GiTardey. Glendy Burke and Caleb s
Hunt hereby the OF Directors who
President and said Boaro SS serve until supsresd sv
their suceessOr to be elected provided Article Seventh
ARTICLE SIXTEENTH.
The Board Of Directors may ACCEPT professionally any
privilege conferred this Association by any
amendments Of tie law under which the
by the adoption OF act Of the Legislature but TIE
hna acceptance Of such privilege shall be de-
e mined BY vote 0f the majority 10 amount of
holders
ARTICLE SEVENTEENTH
The liquidation Of the affairs OF the Association shall be
made by three commissioners appointed by the Sockhode
A meeting convened for tn aer sixty days
vous notice m two newspa Published in New Orleans;
tao qudAors shall be solvent residing Ia this
not INDEBTED 10 the Assocat their Of Office shall
oe assigned, and all necessary power conferred upon
The period Of liquidation shall be hxed As veil as their
compensation In such the stockholders may BY
resolutions In general mesting nvened, determine.
ARTICLE EIGHTEENTH
The names Of the stockholders their residences and the
rumo-r OF shares hed BY esch respectively for
present declared to be this act
opposite the names OF each respectively.
Thus done and PASSED In my oce at the said civ Of New
Oresns in TIE preserce Of ADO phe BlAche aud Henry
together said parties and me The said notary
on the day month and year tint above written
Original signed. GEO FOsTE and others
p CHS CuvELLikR
A. BLACBE.
II. NJ. HYAxS, JR.
Signed p CHS CUvELLIER
Notary Public.
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The above statement transcript from the Books
Of the Company. A CHIAPELLA. President
J. NJ. CRAwFoRD Secretary.
State Of Louisiana Parish Of Orleans City Of New Orleans
sworn e and subscribed before this thirteenth day OF
May, 1853 s. WAGNER, Notary Pasle
The Board Of Directors declared dividend Of Twnety
Dcsrs per hare to be he creot Of unpaid
account Full paid Certificates Stock will
Stockk OlCtrs and after LIST july 1858
The Directors have further received redeem Twenty Ave
per cent the outstanding Scrip Of The Company and
sitter June = 1858
Six interest the Scrip Of the Com
1868 -
DIRECTORS.
A. r. Baden, R W Adama J. A Setenouret
A Chiap-lIa, G. Kohn, X u MilaudOn
u r. Generes, B. saloy j. Goldstein
L. Moulor J. Fernaudez Rnr he
W schmidt A. Ooutfn {, Rlanchin
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ARTICLE SIXTH.

All powers Of this Corporation shall be vested In the Board
Of Directors consisting Of i've persons each Of
his right at least 25OO tweaty We hundred
dollars Of the capital stock Of said Association.
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ARTICLE SEVENTH.

On the rst Monday April 1862 annually thereafter
an ecton Vi ecors BY the stOckhodrs shall be
the Office Of the Corporation; Of which election previous
notice Of at least ten days shall be given
published In the city Of New Orleans.
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from the books Of the Company.
CHAs. BRIGGS Presidents
p. RouI. Secretary.
STATE OF LOUISIANA
Parish Of Orleans. City Of New Oresns.
Bvsrn 10 snd subscribed before me- sd dag March
1858 PAUL W. COLLENs,
Third Justice Of ths fsass
Six per interest all outstanding Scrip win be paid
the legal holders thereof Monday Nay
OHAs BRIGGS, President
ASI CARRuRx, Vice President
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from the books Of the Company ~ - -
Ed. A. PALrRxT. Secretary.
dew .'iI 1l 3If4ii
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans, City Of New Oriesns.
Sworn to and sub cribed before this day Of May
A. D. 1868 PARIS CHILDRESS,g
Second Justice Of the Peace, Parish Of Orleans
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ToBACco-There has been no material alteration
In this market since our last weekly review. The
inquiry continues fair for all descriptions. both
for city trade and for shipment, and the receipts
by river have been quite liberal throughout. Fac
tors have exhibited great frmness and several
have covered their samples, refusing to sell ex.
cept at enhanced rates, while buyers did not
seem willing 10 operate under the advanced
views of holders. Sales, consequently, have
been restricted TO about $40 hhds., the market
closing firm at our quotations which we repeat,
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ARTICLE VII.

the expiration Of the said term Of twenty-five years
beore agreed upon for the existence said Company
rity Of the Stockholders In capital shall have power 70
fmne upon the mode Of selling and disposing Of all
ropcy and effects belonging 10 said Company also
de aud dx the and conditions Of the Gale or
tion thsreof and finally Of winding up and quidatina
tAirs 70 the best advantage
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The and title Of said corporation shall be THE LOU
lslANA NATURAL GAS COMPANY, and its domicil is
established n OF Oreans.
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ARTICLE TWELFTH.

failure from any cause TO elect Directors on the day
psmed for that purpose shall not dissolve the Association
but the Directors then 10 Office bold over until
eectou IL held Of which notice be given As provdee
held - -
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-10-21
Letter From DR.. barbour.

Editors of the Register:
Please permit me, through your pa.
per, to answer few of the many in
quiries that l receive from the af-
flicted.
Those afflicted with diseases of the
eye OF ear appear to apprehend that
they have to submit to painful ope-
ration if they apply for treatment,
when the facts are, there are very few
of these diseases that ever require any
operation. Almost all diseases of the
eye and ear can be removed without
any operation or painful treatment.
CATARACT is an exception; but here the
operation is attended with but little
pain, and is the only method by which
sight can be restored. From ninety to
ninety-five out of every hundred of
those blind from cataract can be re-
stored to good sight by skillful ope-
rator. I have often succeeded in re-
storing almost perfect sight to those
who had been blind for over twenty
years.
The operation for Cross EYES is at
tended with bat very little pain, is
never injurious, and should always be
successful. l have operated upon sew
eral hundred persons for this deformity
several of whom live near Wheeling
and have never known one that was not
improved in appearance, and did not
have as good, and, generally, better
sight.
Diseases of the ear can be removed
as readily as disease of any other organ,
and the hearing restored if some part of
the car has not been destroyed. If pa
tients would apply to have their ears
treated soon after they become diseased
there would be but few deaf.
Catarrh is the cause of many cases of
deafness. This can be cured, when, Of
course, the hearing will be restored.
The treatment of the ears should never
be painful.
For the cure of PILES and FIsTULA 1
never use the knife, for they can be
cured in from one to three weeks with
out.
In cannot answer questions in regard
to charges, for they are regulated in
each case by the time and trouble.
Respectfully,
l.. BARBOUR, NJ. d.
MCLURE House, Oct. 81, 1868.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-10-21

The lecturer was most pathetically
eloquent when touching the subject Of
the temporal power of the Pope.
Showed that the people of the Papal
States were contented with Plus TX.
We wish we had room to give even o
faint idea of this portion of the lecture,
which was the peroratio9 of the address.
The audience, though large, was pecu-
liarly attentive and we heard many
Professionals speak of it as an able and
eloouent lecture.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-10-21


TIE LECTURE AT THE CATHEDRAL
Long before the hour designated for the
lecture to commence, the Cathedral
was filled to its utmost capacity. There
were two pieces of delightful music per-
formed by the Choir anterior to the lee
ture. When the time arrived for the
lecture, DR.. Brann appeared, and in
most beautiful exsrdium referred to a
city which was the mistress of the
worlL-the palaces of the royal Caesars,
where Pagan greatness had amassed the
grandeur of the East.
That sity now is a small city. Moth
ing to be compared to London, Paris or
New York. 1t was city of only 1885,
900 inhabitants, situated in the centre
of low, fiat and unhealthy country.
1t was small in commerce, yet the men
ton of its name made tyrants tremble.
As compared with Pagan Rome, it was
greatly inferior in numbers-in the vast
amount of wealth, yet the power and
influence of Modern Rome to-day was
far greater than when the diadems OF
the mighty Caesars shone in all their
grandeur.
The lecturer then illustrated that the
cause of all this was the principle OF
Christianity-of an idea implanted in
the human mind by God himself. He
then went into a lengthy account Of
the modern city. Gave description
of its walls, which were fifty feet high
and upon the battlements of which are
three hundred and twenty towers. He
gave a glowing description of the five
ancient and revered basilicas of the ole
CITY. which had stood the storms of 81
many assaults.
He then gave graphic and interest
inc account of the catacombs. He sait
thew were burial places of the earl!
Christians. When the inquisitive trav
eler got into this mighty city of tn
dead, he could travel some ninet!
miles, and all the time view ditferen
tombs. and would see the sepulcres o
some seven millions of Martyrs ant
} Christians.
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POLICE CoURT.-The Court was ready
at the appointed hour, but serious
case was in state of incubation, and
time had to be given for the Matching
of a brood of victims. With all due
diligence, the strictest watched cases
often lose portion of the perpetrators.
1t was so in this. He who seemed to be
the front in daring deeds of lawless-
ness could not be found. The charge
then rested on two individuals who
were recognized as Mangus Long and
Constantine Wagner.
1t appears that there was party of
three, who, about eleven o'clock on Sun
day night, assaulted the house of Mrs.
Mary Mcdonald. She lives in house
with Mrs. Brady. The party evidently
desired to get into the house of Mrs. B.,
but Mrs. Mcdonald hearing the noise,
got up and informed them that the per
son they were looking after was not at
home. They then declared they would
enter her house, but Mrs. Mcdonald re-
monstrated, and told them that if they
broke down her door they would have
to pay we'll for it. But, unheedful OF
all consequences, they soon demolished
the door of Mrs. Mcdonald and began
to ascend the stairs.
At this juncture Mrs. Mcdonald light
ed a candle, and calling two of them by
, name threatened the full force of the
law against them. Being recognized
they slipped back, and a person whom
Mrs Mcdonald could not recogniz,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-10-21

RIVER NEws.-The river was three
feet by the marks, last night, and slight
ly falling. Very little regularity is not
ed among the boats now. Yesterday
morning the Arrowline wheeled into
line and put out for Parkersburg, the
James Rees for Sunfish at 3 P. NJ, and
the Forest City for Steubenville at 81
P. NJ.
Boats leaving to-day-The Laura Ne.
2 will leave for Parkersburg at IL A.
NJ, and the James Rees for Sunfish at
ppm.
We expect that small crafts will soon
be in requisitien for the several lines
of trade.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-10-21

MEDICAL SOCIETY OF THE CITY OF
WHEELING AND OHIO COUNTY.-This
Society met at their Hall on Saturday
evening, October II, 1868, at 8 o'clock,
the President in the Chair.
When the President announced that
the subject under discussion was CAR
tiGle 6" of the Bylaws.
DR.. Allen moved to adopt the 9th
Article, which was carried.
DR.. Hupp moved to adopt the 9TH Ar
ticle. Carried.
DR.. Baird moved to adopt the 9Th
article, which was agreed to.
Dr.. Wiesel moved that the article
offered by DR.. Reeves be laid over till
that gentleman is present. Carried.
DR.. Hupp moved that the Bylaws
be adopted as whole. Agreed to.
DR.. Baird then moved that the Society
90 into the election of officers. Con-
sented to. Whereupon the following
gentlemen were elected the officers of
said Society:
For President, DR.. Todd; for Vice
President, DR.. r. II. Cummins; for Sec
rotary, DR.. Wiesel; for Treasurer, DR..
Hupp.
Drs. Hildreth, Bates and Blum were
elected Censors.
On motion, the Society adjourned.
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oYyIsslONER's SALE.

MITE OF A DECREE RENDERED
pY VIZ H. canse of Abraham p. Brookover,
ID in the me N" "t Leonard Mertz, deceased, vs..
AduiniIII!IATfSn, wand and NJ. L. Richardson, by
GeOrge ". E r. of Marion, at the June Qs6s)
the Circuit brfore the front door of the Court
term th ge.s;J crnnty on the second Monday in
gg S%ss at nEG sG ssT%a TO- the 1 dSs
est bdueI; - hand and the residue on n credit of
bali cN'I - rnonths, with interest from date,
y aau u. IS 10 sell the tract of land in the bill
shall PIV PHI This is very valuable tract Of
Dsnti7ue., INN, 3J3 acres, situate Immediately
and 'T 3,itmort and Ohio Railroad, about mid.
on the I ,,..,n Warrington and Glover's Gap,
and is We" "''''N FONTAIN SMITH,
Commissioner.
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Gravel Roof

Gravel Roofs.
Mr.. George Crumbacker, of this city,
is fully prepared to put on gravel roofs
in the most improved method, and war
rants his work to give satisfaction,
either il resisting fire or turning
water. The tar used is put through
a process that frees it from oil
and benzole, and no matter how great
the heat, it will not run. 1t is equal
ly efficient in roofs of every con-
ceivable pitch, Mr.. Crnmbacker keeps
on hand roofing cement and cement for
tanks and sidewalks of the best quality,
and for sale at the lowest rates This
has stood test of fifteen years in Pitts
burgh, and is the cheapest in use. Call
at the Factory, head of Lindsey street,
East Wheeling, or address him through
the Wheeling Post Office.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-10-21

SINGING Books FOR SINGING SCHOOLS.
Key Note, Temple Choir, Church Bell
Jubilee, Carmina Sacra, Sacred Lutte,
Sabbath Bell, Diapason, Sacred Melo-
deon (patent notes Harmonic Ecclesial
(patent notes., are all for sale at whole
sale and retail at Sheib's Music Store,
Market street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-10-21

IMPoRTANT.-All the latest and most
fashionable designs of jewelry; full
line of gold and silver watches, Ameri-
can and Swiss clocks in almost end
less variety; gold. silver and steel
framed spectacles to suit the oldest or
Youngest inhabitant; the very best
make of gold pens, just received at Ok
toby & Duf1ield's jewelry store, lO3
Main street. Call and see. Read adj
yertisement.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-10-21

MATCH GAME To-DAY.-The Battles
have learned the character of their an
tagonists, and find that they are q
picked nine from the various clubs Of
Wheeling, including two who belong
to the Mears Club, of Steubenvills.
They begin to think that they will find
foemen worthy of their steel, and will
have to look we'll to their laurels. We
apprehend it will be very exciting
game, and will repay lovers of that
sport to witness the contest.
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R, z Nj 0 " a L .
WILLIAM G. Il RY Il E IL,

Teacher of the
PIANO. ORGAN, NELODEoS, VIOLIN and
the GERMAN LANGUAGE, Tuner and
Repairer Of Pianos and Organs,
rAs REMOVED TO S. E. CORNER OF
III Market and Quincy streets, next door to
DR.. HulliheR's office:
orders may be left at z. A Weber's Music
Stare. at his residence, or at the Cutlery House
of WIN. Kryter, l63 Market street
Lessons given and Plane furnished at his res
idence. spr3.
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stepped forward, blew out the candle
and caught hold of her, leaving the
prints of hisifngers upon her neck.
She called for man who lived at the
next door to go for an officer. They
then attacked his notwithstanding to
kill him. They finally left for short
time but returned and renewed their
attack upon the two houses, breaking
in the windows, and, as q last act OF
wrong, tried to set fire to the outer
steps.
One of the parties, Wagner, under
took to prove an abb, but failed to do
so, and the Judge fined them each sSo
and cost.
Timothy Kinney, charged with an
assault, was fined $40 and cost.
John Haley, being found in a state Oh
intoxication, was fined 81 and cost.
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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, J

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,)
PENSION OFFICE
WASHINGTON, ID. C., Feb. 2j lsis.
John Livingston, Esq:
SIR The new Law Register and Official ID.
rectory, a copy Of which you were 10 kind "a 10
forward 20 my address will be Of material ser.
vice in the transaction Of the business Of this
office. The work has apparently been prepared
with care and great labor, and IL would be Of
particular value, beyond doubt, to every promi'
nent official. banker merchant and business
man. Very respectfully, yours,
JOSEPH II BARRETT,
Commissioner of Pensions.