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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-02

Valuable Plantations al 4uction-DeSaus.
sure, Administrator, Us. Campsen, Assignee,
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Horses, .Nuies, swo Family Carriages, one
Furniture Cart, one !Spri"g Cart, and other
Vehicles; also, Carpets, Mirrors, one Secrs
tary, one Fine Ro.ewo,d Piano, B.ds'eads,
B.daing, Mohau Chairs, Washstands, Ward
robes, Tables. Desks, 0Gce and Cooking
.SioueS, &C., at auction.
Ely q. MCBRIDE SMITH.
I'm TOMORROW, tho 81 instant. at 10 o'clock, at
his Salesroon, No. 81 Broad.streer,
February2 -
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Jacob Barrett Us. ssignee Of Joseph Purcell,
al-Und Decree, United States Circuit
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RESOURCES OF THE SOUTHERN FIELDS AND
FoREsrs-Measrs. walAer Evans & Cosswell will
commence printing this week DR.. Porcher's work,
"Tho Resources OF the Southern Fields and ) or.
ests." with new typo expressly imported tor tia
purpose. This is the second and enlarged edition
of the book, q volume OF rl1 hundred pages, which
will contain description o. all the useful plants
growing In the Southern States. Messrs Tildeu &
Co., of New York, are also engaged in the publica
ton.
1t appears that it owing to an original sugges
ton of the author that great an inpulsion kas
been given to the sumac trade, now 30 general
Throughout the State of Virginia His observation
of tho immense growth Of these trees in the Dismal
ST hmp. and his publications respecting the import
alton and value of the Sician sumacs together with
the substitution Of the leaves Of the myrtle and gum
in lieu of the oak bark, were made as early 1853
The results of an examination OF their tanniniierous
properties were published in tho first edition Of the
worI cited above.
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CLUBS AND STARs.-The Mayor disposed Of
the usual Monday mornings budget yesterday as
follows:
Adam RAJ, colorrd, stealing cotton on Adgel's
wharf. Twenty days in tho house Of Correction.
James Peronneau coiored, lettering in the market
Discharged.
Benjamin Elliott, co.o:ed. larceny of money from
Samuel Hopkins. Discharged.
Samuel Hopkins, drunk and disorderly in the
market. Discharged on promise 10 quit the city.
John ThompsoI., white. applied for lodgings. Dis
charged.
Shields Brown, CO sred, drunk and disorderly cor
ner cf Elliott and Charch streets. Fud $40; in de-
fault same number Of days in the ''oct up
Henry sprisison, white, trunk aglin; didn't keep
his promise. Fined $40.
Peter Geddis, colorel COY. sleeping in the market
Twenty days in tue House Of Correction.
John Buhenoir, whitc. applied for lodging. Dis
charged
Jim Brown, white. drunk a,d unable to take care
of himself in state-s.raet. Fined $40.
John Prou, white. drunk and disturbing the co.,
ored Methodists in weniwocth-street. Fined $40.
Lascoe Davis, co.orcd boy. eighteen years old, lar
osny of cotton from Cudjoe Wilson, colored, at Beau
fSrt Turned over to Magistrate Kanapaux.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-04-17


NEW WAREHoUsE.-Our present City
Marshal, Dave Froman, has let the con-
tract for building large grain warehouse
on the bank Of the Willamette river, on
the block adjoining Mr.. Cowan's pack
ing establishment. The building will be
eighty feet deep and forty feet in width.
The first story will be nine feet lin the
clear, with thirty foot bins for loose grain
above, making the building, from the
floor to the ewes, forty-two feet two inches
IN hight. The building will set on a
stoae foundation, raising it one or two
feet from the ground. The main feature
in its construction throughout will be
strength and solidity. When completed
in will be orc Of the largest aud most
substantial warehouses in the =alley.
Work will be commenced Immediately.
The lumber used will be red fir, two
hundred thousand feet of which has been
contracted for, at $40 SO per NJ, dcliv-
cred.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-04-17

ODD FELLOWS ANNIyEssARY.-A
week or two since we mentioned the fact
that the Odd Fellows of this State would
hold the semi centennial anniversary of
the order, on this continent, in Salem, on
the 26th inst and that perhaps the first
orator of the Pacific coast, Hon Nathan
Porter, would deliver an Grafton on the
occasion. From all accounts We arc
led to believe the Goth will be the grand
est occasion that has ever transpired in
Oregon. Almost the entire membership
of lodges in Portland, Oregon City, AL
bany, Corvallis, and other towns through
out the State will be in attendance, ac-
companied, in many instances, by brass
bands. The Albany brass band will at
tend those who go from this city. In
the evening grand anniversary ball will
be given at the Wigwam, which has been
especially decorated for the occasion, and
superb supper will be provided by
Messrs. Sayres & Buckley for refreshing
the spirits of tagging dancers. Every
thing that can be done to make the occa-
sion one of pleasant enjoyment to those
who attend, is promised by those who
have the affair In hand
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-04-17

SABBATH SCHOOL PIc-NIC.-The ju-
veniles connected with the different
Sabbath Schools of this city, attended by
their teachers, intend having a picnic
party on Saturday, the first day of May.
Hack leman's grove, we believe, has been
selected as the place. Other Sunday
Schools throughout the county are invited
to participate in this Union Sunday
School celebration.
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MULTUM EN- PARvo.-The waters of
the Willamette are gradually reced:ng
Mrs. Abbott, wife of the editor of the
Democrat, is very low-almost gone.
City Council meets next Thursday
night.
Wednesday and Thursday were cold,
raw, winterish days.
AS eggspected, hen fruit has gone
down.
Mrs. j. B. Sprenger s. Sister are pre-
pared to receive boarders and dodgers,
corner Washington aud Secor3 Streets.
We commence the publication of Z.
S. laws, passed at the frst session Of the
41st Congress, in this issue.
Albany Base Ball Club meets Wednes-
days and Saturdays, at 5 P. NJ, for
practice.
We are informed that Councilman
Nixon and Mr.. Montgomery start for
White Pine soon.
s, Mr.. Westfall, who was so unfortunate
rs to get his right leg broken in two
places, last week, with careful attention
is slowly convalescing.
DR. Alexander, Dave. Thompson, Ed.
Merrill. and one or two other parties, in
tend starting for the States, overland,
about the first of June, rumor has it.
Several ladies honored our sanctum
few minutes with their presence during
the week. The ladies are always well
come.
4 large concourse attended the funeral
services of the wife of Rev. S. G. Irvine,
(who died in this city on the 18th inst,
mt the U. z. Church, on Thursday. Rev.
Mr. Wilson, of Salem, delivered the dis
course.
FroE, present talk, everybody is going
to Salem on the Goth. The p. L. Co.'S
steamer provided for the occasion, will
leave our wharf at ? o'clock on the after
noon of the 25th.
Mr.. J. i. Smith has erected pavilion
on Second street, where equines are to
receive training to fit them for circus per-
formances. It'll be paying business if
it prove rcmunerative
The Gre engine purchased by the city
for Albany Fire Co. No. 1, did not arrive,
as expected, on the last OCEAN steamer.
In consequence the Firemen's "blov out"
will not transpire on the 1st of May.
The contract for furnishing the lumber
100000 feet red fr) for Dave Froman's
warehouse, was awarded to Messrs. Allen
Parker & Bro. Geo Burkhart does the
hauling
The practice of putting drop letters in
to the mail box without stamping is
wrong, as in such case it becomes the duty
of the 2. NJ to forward them to the dead
letter Office at Washington, where, after be-
ing read by the clerks, they are burned.
The clerks must get off some huge guf-
faws at the "style" of some of those mis-
sires. Stick on a stamp if you want your
letter to go as directed.
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VINEGAR B1rrERs.-An advertis

VINEGAR BITrERs.-An advertise
ment Of DR.. Joseph Walkers California
Vinegar Bitters will be found in our
columns this morning. Personally we
know nothing of the virtues of these bit
tiers, but see they are highly recon-
mended, by the press and persons who
have used them, as purely vegetable
purgativc as we'll as tonic. r. II. Nc
Donald & Co., San Francisco and New
York, proprietors. Sold by druggists
generally.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-04-17

CoMpLIMENTARY-W acknowledge
the receipt of mplimentary ticket to
the Odd Fellows ball, at Salem, on the
evening of the Goth. It came in a
sweetly perfumed envelope, and is as
handsome specimen of printing as we
have seen on the coast. You can bet
we'll be thar.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-04-17

PERsoNAL.-Geo. Ladd, Esq, Insur-
ance Agent, called on US Monday, n his
way south. George is as handsome as
ever, and says "biz" is good.
Hon. Anderson Cox, at present resi-
dent of Walla Walla, Washington Terri
tory, formerly a resident of this city, paid
US short visit during the week, looking
as hale and hearty as ever. May time
deal as leniently with him in the future.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-04-17

WEDDISGs-Rumor has it that several
or more weddings will transpire in our
midst before soon. Thus we glide.
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CANED.-We emitted to mention last
week that swe'' had been caned. Mr..
L. E. Blaine done it to US. 1t is beau
tiful little cane, and it does US proud to
wear it.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-04-17

NEW GooDs.-Mr. L. Il. Blaine, Of
the firm of Blaine and & Young, re-
turned from Portland on Tuesday, bring
ing, with him ''lots and gobs" of new
goods. IF you want to look we'll, marry
early and be h,ppy, go there and get the
pick of the new styles of fancy dress
goods. And they sell 'em cheap, too.
But don't take our word for it-go and
see. We should say SO. ;
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-04-17

FIsnING BY MooNLIGur.-Our city
Nimrods, whose business prevents their
engaging in the pleasures of 'hook and
line" through, the day, improve the time
at night, and the Calipooia is nightly
robbed of members of the fnny tribe.
Rare sport is had, and the beautiful
speckled trout grace many breakfast
hcreabouts.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-04-17

ALBANY COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
The quarterly examination and literary
exhibition given by the scholars of the
above named institution of learning, on
yesterday, is reported as very satisfactory
and entertaining. Under the administra-
tion of President Geary, the Institute is
gaining in popularity and usefulness.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-04-17

DISTRICT SCHOOL, Commenced on
she 18th insts, with ono hundred end. Eve
scholarA
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Wanted :
Notice.

Notice.
the q. 9. Land Office at Oregon City,
Oregon To ROBERT CONSTABLE-You are
hereby notified that JAMES MILLER has enter
ed at this Office the lot of section II, lots L. s.
aud I, of section 13, T. 10 S. r. W.; said entry
being in conflict with your pre- -emption fling for
the fractional N. E. of said section "a; that
decision allowing said entry affirmed by the
Commissioner of the General Land Office, under
date of january goth. 1869, and that you will be
allowed thirty days from service hereof in which
to take appeal.
OWEN WADE, Register.
HENRY WARREN, Receiver.
March S, 1S69-m27n29
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"IIoop FEvER."-The Corvallis Ga
zcttc says that the velocipede mania has
been superseded by the "hoop fever" in
that little city. Our fellers have it in
Albany bad-vide marriage head. It's
rather a pleasant fever
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-04-17

CHANGE OF BAsE.-Our genial and
handsome friend, Dr. C. Fl. Raffety. after
stopping with US few weeks, concluded
that fairer prospects were offered else
where, and he has removed to Buena-
vista. We are sorry to lose the Doctor
from among US. The citizens of Buena-
vista have gained by this removal an
experienced physician and talented
gentleman.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-04-17

PosIrIvELY.-A certain young lady
was heard to exclaim, the other day, in
relation to certain old codger in Albany !:
eff owed the devil thousand fools and
he didn't take him Gold codger) for pay,
I'd never pay him." This might be
termed fak-irony.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-04-17

PLowINo MATcH.-Don't forget the
plowing match which comes off on the
oath inst, on the Agricultural Society's
grounds. Premiums, ten and five dollars.
TrisI is for gsng-plows.
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VALUABLE INyENTIoN.-We have

VALUABLE INvENTIoN.-We have
seen an invention called buggy and
Carriage Clip" gotten up by our ingen-
ious townsman, E. S. Merrill, Esq, which
is "big thing" financially speak
ing. 1t is very simple, strong and neat,
and is bound to Immediately supercede
all other modes Of attaching "thills or
"poles' to all wheeled vehicles, owing to
its simplicity, cheapness and adaptability,
Mr.. Merrill has applied for patent of
course. He has in view aud will soon
apply for patent on another ingenious
invention, winch will be a great con-
venience, and cheaper the cost of build
ing and running all wheeled vehicles
drawn by horses. Success to genius, say
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-04-17

TuANKs-We tender our remarks
to Hon. Geo. II. Williams for farors re.
ceived.
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CoLIcKY.-Neiehbor Abbott had

CoLIcKY.-Neighbor Abbott, had
virulent attack of the Collie last week,
which induced him to get off some more
silly twaddle about the P. T. Co. in the
Democrat This mean and dirty attack
on the p T. Co., because they placed at
the disposal of our Fire Company, free
of charge, their best boat for en- excursion
to Corvallis, the proceeds of the trip to
be used for the benefit of the Fire Com
pany, is direct insult to every respect
able citizen of this city, and receives the
contempt of the entire community,
especially the members of the Albany
Fire Company.
CAUTION School Superin-
tendent, J. W. Mack, speaks word of
caution to persons who have been max
ing free with the timber on stlIe school
lands. The large portion of these lands
are valuelcss except for the growing TIM
Der on them, and the Superintendent
hopes this "caution will hereafter deter
persons from robbing the lands of it. If
it is continued. prosecution will follow.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-04-17

RAIN-The blessed rain 'sset in" on
night
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NEW TO-DAY.
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LAuOR on TuE FAuN.

There is great advantage ia having
plenty oC'holp on the farm; bu! when
Iha! help must be boarded there Is dis
advantage 10 the women folks and al
most total break up Of the family reIa.
lions, The house Is much like board.
ing house, of which The man ia steward.
tho wife cook. aud tho children aud hir.
ed men bOsrders.
The pretliost way for any family TO live
IS IN It's own exclusive compooy. except
on hospilablo occasions. and On what
its own members produce The farm
should just be large enough for the la
Dor Of the father and his boys, with a
garden for the outside exercise Of the
mother and daus h,ew. No woman should
6o exclusively brought up in the house.
But il one has large farm be should do
all the labor that can be made profitable.
All depends on management. Some
men can get rich working half dozen
men on hundred, sCres, while Others
would sink the whole place ia three
months by hard hbor
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4 Romance OF Cuban Rebellion.
An American ciliz-n who was in tho
Theatre Of Yilanpcn on the evening Of
tho 22I ult, aud witnessed tho riot and
massacre 10 the street of Havana that
evening. says lha! The origin of the ont.
bust was the shooting Of young wo,
man. He says. "A very beautiful girl,
the daughter Of A'daml. one of tie
weaIIhcsl aud mos: noble Of all CubGns,
wore upon her left breast the American
Aag, With the inscription Long live She
Republic OF Cuba upon it. When thai.
stirring song was bclag sung, the whole
audience rose and chesrsd this young
woman, ood as sho rose 10 acknowle dgo
the salate-aIl eyes beat upon hcr--a
low mean, cowarlly Spauiarl shot her
with revolver, killing her instantly
Two Amcricao gentlemen occupied the
box edjoiaiug Seuorita ALBANIA. whose
namss | do not know, but one of whom
seeing the pistol pointed at the young
lady's broost, drew us revolver, and q
scconl after the Spaoiari had fred blew
the top eff tho head of the Cowardlg as
eaSio. instantly the whole theatre was
the scOuo Of great confusion, and the
Spanish troops rushed 10 and frclupon
the masses o! hudiloi, uHarned, Juno
cent men and women
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JOB WORK.
or ALL KINDS
DONE ON SHORT NOTICE.
ADYERrIsING RATES.


Professional cards Of G lines or less one year
s. 90.
Advertisements must have The number Of in.
.ertions marked on the copy, OF they will be
Kept in "till forbidden" and char;e accord
iugly
All casual ortransent advertisements mus.
be paid for in advance, to insure their inscr.
lion.
Yearly Advertisements to be paid for half
yearly in advance.
Short notices Of deaths will be inserted free
Of charge. Obituary notices md tributes oi
respect will he charged half the advertising
rates. Marriage notices Inserted gratis.
Loaded editorial notices will be charged 20.
cents line, and half price for subsequent in
3criions.
Religious notices and short advertisements
for benevolent associations inserted gratis
Calls upon gentlemen to become candidates
will be charged at advertising rates.
Three dollars viii invariably he charged for
announcing candidates for County Offices. and
Ten dollar, foraunounoing candidates FOR State
and United States Offices.
The insertion Of personal cards viii be left
10 the option OF the editor. but when inserted
viii bo charged double price.
A'iidwits will not be made TO orders Of
publication or other legal advertisements I'M
till they are paid FOR
There will be no deviation from the above
terms.
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West Virginia
AGlLIILIIlAh GlLLIEI !

THE FALL TERM OF THIS INSTITU.
l. TON w,ll begin September lst, 1858 -
The scope OF the College, beside 4 PiiEPAN.
ATORY DEPARTMENT., embraces full and
thorough Courses Of Instruction in Mcthem0t-
les, Ancient aud Modern Languages, Fhi!os.
ophY, General Literature, the Sciences, Agri'
culture and Military Tactics.
The cost OF Tuition, Books and Boarding
need not exceed from $3.50 TO 10 per annnm.
In respect TO health, beautiful scenery and
favorable moral surroundings, the place is un.
surpassed.
ALFX. MARTIN, D. D., President and
Professor Of Mental and Moral Philosophy,
i. S. IYoN, a. N Vice President, Profess.
or o! English Literature, and PRINCIPAL Prcpa.
tory Department.
Col. ]. K. WEAVER, A. ", Professor Of
Mathematics and of Military Tactics,
S. G. STEVENS A NJ Professor of Natural
Philosophy and OF Natural Sciences.
HESCY ". HACgNy, D. D., Professor o! An
Client aud Modern Languages and Literature
OLIVER W. MILLER, A. NJ, Assistant IN The
Preparatory Department.
GEo. N. HAGAys, EsQo Superintendent OF
the Grounds and Buildings
HUGu ". Brock, VI. D., Lecturer on Physi.
oliry and Hygiene.
How Jony q. Ollie, Lecturer on Civil and
and Constitutional Law.
ALIEN MARTIN.
MocGASTowS, West Va. foot lily.
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EarnR 20 Sale.

7 OFFER a. Private Sale tract Of land con-
L tanning sixty acres, lying ncarlhe waters
ofOld Town Creek, Robinson Township, Ma.
SOU caluty, West Va. There is a substantial
frame dwelling house continuing five rooms,
a good well OF water. good barn, stable, aud
ali necessary ou.-bliImg' on the premises,
also two young orchards, good fences The
land is all cleared, aud perfectly free front bri'
ers, aud has been in grass for several years.
Also another tract Of land containing forty
acres, aud lying on ,l1 waters Of Turkey Run,
one mile from the above tract Principally all
cleared, with a gool young orchl'i, This is
very desirable property and viii be sold cheap
For further particulars enquire 4! this Office or
OF the undersigned, -.
Jan. IAN. 7. Q. BOGGESS,
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Piles.

There is no medicine in use 50 eileac,og i.I a.
Dr. Robsck'- Blood Purifier and Hood rus
for The permanent cure Of Blind or bleSulnS
Piles: they strike at the root OF disease inefs'
by removing the cause. For sale by b D.
Bright.
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TTJuIs excellent medicinal compound ws1 frd
IL prepared by DE-. j. W. POLAND, In 1877,
and was then employed with great success, In
cxpcllng humors from tho blood; but in 1915
medical friend who was quite celebrated as physl.
clan, especially in the treatment of humor9, suS.
Ccstcd some important improvements, which were
adopted, and which has made It $50 the people SayI
the very best remedy for al!knls Of humors known
TO "thc faculty.
THIS preparation Il composed entirely Of vogrta.
bcs, among which arc SassapariIla, Yellow Dock,
Noble Pine, Mandrake, and Dloodroot.
When the originator lived in New Hampshire, al
Gol5town Centre, for the space of thirty or forty
miles around, aud in Manchester particularly, tho
Uumor Doctor was we'll known and highly valued
for the numerous and wonderful cures which It ef.
fattll. Though manufactured in large quantities,
the supply was frequently exhausted, aad parsliss
crs had to wait for more to be made. In thatre'
zion, some very severe cases Of ltrysipcai were
treated with, - AMI they were cured! Ery'lneln
cores, OF carlunclcs, those ugly, painful ulcers,
were entirely removed wherever this medicine
was faithfully used. So It was with serotala and
satEhcum. Tie IIumor Doctor cured them.
ItisGe, from any dangerous drugs is pleasRnito
the taste safe, yet sure and eGectiyS IN its action.
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Ladies'

OF scleutarY habits who require n gentle
purgalvo viii find Roback's Blood Pills just
The medicine they want; they are perfectly safe
aud can be taken Mt all times; they contain
no mercury or mineral poison, but are purely
vegetable. For sale By Z. S. Bright. 81
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Largest CASH Capital
GEO. MARTIN, AGENT.
Point Pleasant, W. Va.

4 sSETSoFTHE COMPANY February LIST
N 1868.
Stool; Bonds well securely SIS 900 90
Fifty thousand dollars in U. S $50
Bonds, market value $4,000 90
Seventy eight shares Merchants Ma.
tional Bank, market value $3.50 90
Bills receivable, Discount and pre-.
MUM notes. 1888 50
Office furniture, iron safe, DC. 6OO 90
Cash in Bank 1865 80
Cash on hUud 1856 o.
SlG2,OGi Oj
Losses paid since the organization Of the
company 1--WE years.:
Fire losses S3G,S9l SC
Marine losses $1,000 81
Total $1,000 II
n. C. ARTHUR, Secretary.
april iG-tf