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WEST VIRGINIA i.
UNIVERSITY.

Hon. J. T. HoKE, hav Board Of Regents.
q. u sTuRGtss, Sec'y ="
ALEX. MARTIN, D. D., President,
nnd Professor OF Mental and Moral PhllOsa-
ply.
F.s. LYON, A. NJ, TTce President,
Professor OF English Literature, aud princl.
pal OF Preparatory Department.
s. g. STEVENS, A. NJ,
Professor OF Astronomy and Physics.
II. II. PIERCE, A. NJ,
Capt. U. i. AL
Professor OF Mathematics anI OF Military
Tactics.
]. J.. STEVENSON, A. NJ, Ph. d.,
Professor Of Chemlstry and Natural History.
+. W. WOOD. Ph. d.,
Professor OF Ancient and Modern Languages.
q. W. MILLER, A. M,
Assistant In Preparatory Department
y. u. PURINTON, Tutor.
GEO. NJ. HAGANB, FSQ,
Superintendent OF Grounds and BuIldIngR.
HUGH. W. BROCK, NJ. D.,
Lecturer on Physiology and HygiOnG.
Hon. JOHN A. Ollie,
Lecturer on CIVIL aud Constitutional Law.
FALL TERN begins Ist Tuesday in SeptL
SPRING TERM 81 Tuesday In March,
COMMENCEMENT, I'd Wednesday In June.
Tu1TloN.-Preparatory, IS 90 por Term of
univenIly, IS 90 per Term of
u weeks.
BoARDIN0-Not 10 exceed 81 per week.
nTsend stamp for Catalogue.
M0RGANToWN, W. VA. Bep4-eRat
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FOREIGN NEWS.
BY Cable Telegraph to tho Intelllgeucor.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, Dec. q.
The Tines to-day publishes the card
OF the Harvard boat crew, which late :
ly appeared In the New York papers,
explanatory OF certain matters connect.
ed with the International race In Au-
gust. The Times rejoioes In this card
as an answer TO all charges on the En-
gllsh for unfRlrness about the race,
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CuEAERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
Isy Telegraph.l

IBy telegraph
New York Money and stock Market.
NEW YORK, Dec. q.
MONEY-Easy most OF tho day at Cal
per cent, but the demand Increased In
the aflernO Oon under the calling In oil
loans TO meet the payments ot divl-
dends and interest due In January
the rates at the close at 7 per cent cur.
rsncy. There Ia, however, no prospect
OF prolonged activity, and money
promises TO be plenty and easy after
the opening OF the new year.
The Government Offices except the
post office, all closed to-day iu respect
ofthe memory OF Mr.. Stanton.
STERLING-Quiet at 10S5SalO9.
GoLD-Shade easier; opened at 1907,
and closed at 12O%. ClearRnces IA mil
lions. Carrying rates 6a7 per cent.
GOVERNMENT BoNDs-StsRdy.
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THE National Intclli9c,Icer suggests
M the ticket for 1872, Chief Justice
Chase for President, and General X.
Il, Lee for Vics.President. such a
Democratic ticket, It says. would DO
hard 10 beat
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Respects TO mr.. stanton at BOsto n.

LteHpectN 10 Mr.. stanton Rt BOStO o.
BosToN, Dec. u.
BY order OF Governor ClatlIn all the
flags throughout the State were dis
played at half mast IN day In respect
10 the memory Of The late eX-Secre.
tAry Stanton.
Rev. B. Stowe, tho we'll known Bap.
list clergyman. died this morning ol
appOplexy.
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Peabody Insurance Company,
AT WHEELING, W. VA.

With tho privilege Of increasing tho Hltno
" $40 wv.
DIRECTOIS.
WILLIAM BAILEY, ALoNzo LoRIHG,
DR. WM. J, BATES, A. n. ADAMS, d,
ANDREW ]. PANNELL, JAMES +. BARNEs,
HANRY STAMM, THOMAS HUGHES,
JOS1P4I II. WOODWARD.
This Company having been fully organ.
lEe'l, Ia now prepared TO take risks Rt fair
rates on Buildings OF all kinds, Merchandise,
Manufacturing Establishments, furniture,
steam Boats and CargoeR on the Western
Rivers and Lakes; also to Issue perpetual
policies on Dwellings and Stores. This
Company being composed mostly OF our
leading business mon recommends Itself 10
TO the favorable confederation OF the inEur-
ing public, and sollcltS their patronage. Ap.
pllcatiOnH for insurance will 10 promptly
attended 70 at their ONCE, BAILEYS
BLOCK, No. LOG Market street.
N. q. ARTHUR, Secretary,
W. II. A9NEW, Asst BeC'y,
so. BURDATS, Solicitor.
WILLIAM BAILEY, President.
ALONHU LORING, VIce-lredIdent.
Orth,
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ETN.A
Fire & Marine Insurance Company
OF WHEELlNG.
.tk n6rAH uEnI. 49,.
ETN.A

hSVsIJ'
James .. Ache0ou, William L. SIN ,i5,n
Augustus PoIlack, Thos. J. Caupbuti,
Jn0. <. Botatord, VIM. q, Handlan,
7. II, DodSon.
nIHIH COMPANY HAVING BEEN FOL
i ly Organised, Is now prepared 70 uEs
risks upon
BuIldInH1 OF all kIndS, Merchandise
Misunderstanding Embellishments,
Furniture and CnrSOca OF All
kinds on the Western
WAterB.
Applications for insurance will ba prompt
lyattand0h toby the Secretary.
Once at the National SaVingr Bank, M. a
Main street.
h.P. HILDREEII, Btu'y.
JNO. X. MILLER, ASs't SsG'y.
JAMES O. AUHE5ON, PTeSt.
WIN. b. SIMPSON, Vlce Pred'L, Inr2i
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READ AGAIN
EXTRAORDINARY CURE OF MERCU.
RIAL DISEASE,

DEAR DoCToR You know what was my
condition when called upon you. was
night, that sleep or rest waH utterly lmpoS'
alble. Ny constitution seemed entirely
brOkOn down, and l was almost In despair
OF ever being cured, having tTled many ply
SiClans, and used numerous preparations
purpOning 70 be remedies, without the
least sign OF success. But am now happy
10 Hay, that AFTER using those flvo bottles oi
your SarsapaTillR and DAndelIon, and only
Two boxes or the Pills, became perfectly
restored, have returned 10 my post on the
boat, and feel At this time a. stout as ever
did in my life. Please accept my thanks
and believe mo ever yours.
sAMUEL MAYS.
To DR. BRENTLINGHR,
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FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE COMPANY

OF WHEELING.
INOORP0RA TED INlSsl.
MAKES RISKS AT TIE LO " EST RATE
on Buildings OF all kindg, Furniture and
Merchandise, and on Goods In Transit,
DIRECTORS:
A, WILSON; W.S. GoSHOGS,
ItoB'T MoRRIHoN, JOHN REID,
THoS. POLLOCK, ALEX. Rn0EEs,
WN, q, BATTELLH, J. u. DU BoD,
JACOB HoRNBRooK.
once up StairE, In the "InBuranco build.
ing next door 10 tho MorchAnt9' National
A. WILSON, President
JOHN y. HERvEY. Secretary. jams
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EcbraXkR nnd the Fifteenth Amend.
mont.
The Hon. John TaiIe, ROprestnta-
live in Congress from Nebraska. has
received the following letter from Gov.
Butler:
LINCOLN, Dec. 10. 1860.
Hon. John TdDe, Washington. D. C.
DEAR SIR: Your favor ofthe Slh
mat, has been received. Au expression
seems to exist that am Indifferent TO
the late OF the Fifteenth Amendment
that had refused TO convene our Leg
islature for the purpose OF ratlfYing 1t.
This is wholly erroneous, and l desire
that you correct It so far as possible.
No one can feel deeper interest In the
measure than !, and none are more
anxious that Nebraska should express
her assent. There are, however, good
reasons why our Legislature should
not be convened just at present. (Gues'
tions OF vital interest 10 the Slate
questions requiring legtslatlon-may,
and probably will arise within the
next two months. They do not exist
To-day, or Rt leHst have not assumed
shape. For this reason, aud this only,
do desire to postpone the session I'LL
after the lst oil February. Meanwhile,
shall watch with deep anxiety the
course taken by Ohio and other States
on this question, and hope that there
may be no doubt as regards the final
result. Should we at any time arrive
ut q point where the ratification by Ne.
brAska Is essential TO sucCess-where
It would have eilGCt-then you may BIZ
assured shall not hesitate at once to
convene our Legislature for that pur.
pose, lam proud Of the fact that our
State was the first to adopt impartial
suffrage, nnd to day she is ready to aid
in making II universal throughout the
country. remain, very truly, yours.
DAVID BUTLER.
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PIrTBRURGM.

Respects % Ghe Memory OF mr.. stan.
ton.
PITsDuRaH, Dec. q.
A large meeting Of prominent citI-
zens WIS held In Wilkins Hall at noon
Ia, day. Mayor Brush presiding, at
which eulogieS were pronounced aud
resolutions Of respect for the MEM
ory Of Hon. + NJ. Stanton, and oil
sympathy for his family, were passed.
During the hour Of l2 TO |, the city
bells were tolled. Business was gem
orally suspended.
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miscellaneous.

THE
Safe Deposit Company,
OF PITTSBURGH,
Incorporated by the Legislature OF
Penn'R. January ~, 1867.
FOR THE
SafG-K G-KGGpilgOfBOllSS other Securities
GOLD AND SILVER,
Silver Plate, Books, Records, Dia.
mOndS and Vallables OF all
Descriptions,
Under Guarantee, and for the
rem TING OF SAFES
IN ITs
BURGLAR.PR00F VAULTS,
Building and OnIce,
No. SO Fourth Avenue,
PITTSBURGH. PENN'A.
GUARANTEE RATES.
FOR a Year, Or
tess Period
Government and all other)
Coupon Securities, ILclu- u 90 per 81, ,00O
ding Rank BlllB........,.....
Gold Ooln or Bullion. ................. IS 100
silver Coln or BulliOn............ 200 IOO0
Silver or Gold Plate, under
seal, on owners estimate
OF null value, and rate 100 100
subject TO adjustment for
bulk, on basis of.........
Deeds, Mortgages, Valuable Papers geneF-
ally, when Of no txed value, 81 u year each,
or according 70 bulk.
Wills, IS, which premium covers the re.
mainder OF the llio OF the maker.
Cash Boxes, or small Tin Boxes, for papers
OF Banken, Capitalists, Merchants, Law
yerB, Tndeamen, Families, &C., will be re-
oeivel a. S26 each boz or trunk per year,
contents unknown 70 the Company, aud
liability limited, or they will be Insured for
the full amount, tue contents being known,
o. above rates. No charge less tllan one
dOllar.I
Tho Company Ia also prepared 10 Rent
small Iron safes, leach furnlshed with Tin
Box inside itg BurglAr-PrOOt Vault, The
Renter exclusively holding the key thereof,
q the following rates. viz: SIS, SaJ, $50, 80,
y1o ana 500 per anuum. Also, 10 store
Books OF Account, Records, Valuable Title
Papers, ETC., at reasonable rates.
OFFICEAtS.
President:
WILLIAM PHILLIPS.
.HIoe-F FTetfGLent:
HENRY LLOYD.
Directors:
WILLIAM PHTLLlPs, BYRON H. PAINTER,
HENRY LLOYD, JoBEPH 3. MORRISON,
WILLIAM RKA, GEORGE BLACK,
WILLIAM N. LYON, CURTIS q. HuBsEY,
JAMES l. BENNETT,
Secttdry and Treasurer:
8. F. Won B0NNHoRST.
octl-3m
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oTANToN d ALLISON,
y ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
eth St, east BidO, north OF Monroe.
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SNM. p. HUBBARD,
w Attorney at Law,
llI Market 81, below McLure House.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

A LEX. II. FORGEY,
"A Boots, Shoes and Galtera,
No, 40 Main klrAAt
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Tho New YORK. Herald ON stanton.

Tho New York Herald ON stanton.
In striking and agreeable contrast
with the New York World and kindred
sheets in their ghoul-llke treatment OF
Stanton, Is notable article in the New
York Herald, a Democratic paper,
whereof we copy tho opening and
closing sentences:
Like the sound of the fall Of II mighty
pine In the Btillnsss OF the woods aB
nn Indian orator once said oil chief OF
his tribe, comes 10 us from Washington
the news OF the death OF that heroic and
conspicuous patriot and public servant,
Edwin NJ. Stanton.
An honest, earnest, active, ilsm, reso.
Lutte, decisive and efficient man was
Stanton in the War Otfice-the man OF
all for the part lie had to play. II may
be said that ho was rough, imperlous,
despotIc, cruel and offesiVe In many
things. Measured. however. by the
hatred OF the implacable adherents OF
the rebellion, In his services TO the
Union he stands first in the list OF the
great champions OF the cause. Emf.
nently distinguished In the character
of Carnot, he has left tho additional
fame OF a lawyer fully qualified for the
high position TO which he was but the
other day appointed and confirmed,
as a Judge OF the Supreme Court. His
name will live and his memory will be
revered while the enduring principles
OF, Union, liberty, equal rights and law
survive IN the minds OF men. His
friends, In view OF his services as u
public man, are millions In number.
while the enemies he leaves behind
him, with a few exceptions, are the un !.
happy mOurntrs over the lost cause
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sTocKs-Very dull but generally
, 1869-10-05


The business OF clearing the statements, under-
!aktn ~ ihe Committee q Twenty, was entirely
fsustIssd y r. ,s.:afe 70 oo'aln NE ssa,egent
TIC committee IN laear verbal report to she Gold
Exchange. For instsncr, tho ttst pefson o. The
Martin l. To-. y hsch he WA anxiona 10 deliver.
and re might have gold coming from the other
bsoksss Ii nc l1't rnieh he .H DESTROYS Of re.
in 1httr s.aieueIt The C1eaF1rR HonSe could NOT
palante the accounts and coz plete the exchange,
and a. long u one house hesd oct the whoie must
wait
The tickets for tho delivery OF gold are printed
On = hlte paper, and tneee for ne reeept'oo Of
upper zen hard conner the nanoef Of tae dealel,
and y IN the following Term:
NKW YORK GOLD EXCHANGE BANK
~ y .dy..td III - ss.q ,sste. threast the
e''e" s'''''''s ''' st'''S k'' Joas Boa
The Gold Exchange Bane takes these tsckets as
sae! ens IGn. ens5e o9e n
the close Of hAut Eoufs. Tho ptocess h FefJ
eimple, bat the rules aze 70 str1ct That tho AZ
senee Of ore 9tstei0ent will Eetssd the settlement
Of The whole business
1m STOCK xcHAS6E. .z
Those who purchased stocks NJ she recent de-
! when they called upon trek brokers Je6tsri1y
morning And nouced khe buoyxncy Of the mAtKet,
wh:ee ops. q .isn ~ aasanee ot y % per ceai
i The nest prnnlnent asoeks dealt in wcze those
IN which Commodore Vanderbilt has drect tn.
! md d.anetns nom I66X 70 is during he morn,
ing, Tse ID s.S PET eent since the opening. Tns
other Ssocks, III usual, synpa.hiEed W1lh this no.
etan capitalists, VANDERBILT nd Dew, On he naI
! Get had IT'S eject In tnntTov1n2 the tone ID connd
ence-
! emf, the hauks and prtrate ieotess rtnxtnt
thetf tAts exeeaa.rt caution. although thEFe Va
, 1869-10-05
The evening edition Of the St,,ass-Z ZtHun

The evening edition Of the St'mss-Ztfnng
denies, in the roundest manner, that there
are any evils and abuses in our local gov
eminent thai need to be cured In this
particular it differs from The platform Of
the Library Hall Convention, which ac-
know'edges the existence Of these evils and
abuses, but holds that they can be soonest
cured By re-electing to Office the same men
Who are responsible for them
The morning edition Of the same paper
sees in the election Of the Citizens ticket .
triumph of tho three railroads which have
been endcavonDg to get possession oi the
three blocks Of land east Of Michigan ave.
| nue. and north Of Monroe street for pas
scuger depot. This cannot possibly b
ttue, because il il we're SO that paper woult
be in favor Of the Citizens ticket, lh.
courts having decided that it is not in tn
power Of the Legislature or the city eovern
ment, or both combined, to alienate tha
lHnd, it will puzzle anybody to SEQ how III
election Of either ticket can affect the ques
ton.
, 1869-10-05

The Commercial Convention which met
in Memphis last spring adjourned to re-
nssemhle in Louisville on the 1.th Of Octo-
ber, and active preparations are making in
Louisville for the reception and accomno-
dation of the numerous attendance which
is expected. Every city is entitled to a del
egate for each 10000 Of its inhabitants; !;
every State to q representation equal to its
members Of Congress; each Incorporated
railroad, steamboat. manufacturing, and
mining company, and every Board Of Trade,
to one delegate. The primary object Of the
convention is to help to build mp the shat
tered fortunes of the Southorn States, and,
by the encouragement Of emigration mud
introduction Of capital to those States, re-
store their agricultural industry, and de-
velop the manufacturing and mining inter-
ests- The Memphis Convention WIS the
beginning Of this work. 1t has had good
results to GONE extent. 1t has somewhat
silcneed the vaposing by public men about
the parts they had borne in the war, aud
their willingness to bare their bosoms over
again. It has had the effect to make men
think Of the Union as fixed fact, md that
nll other questions must he treated from
the standpoint of united, country, in
which there ia to be no more civil war.
These effects have been beneficial, and, il
tho Louisville Convention will strengthen
them, it will prove national bleHing
There is an immense amount Of work to bt
t]0nn at f}a Eouth mt pply Ia recover frou
, 1869-10-05

Tie Hon. John A. Gsisvo1d, the builder
Of the Monitor, and candidate OF the Re-
publican party in New York last fall for
Governor, was President Of tho recent
State Convention at Syracuse, and made
au ndt'ress, in which he prescribed the treat
ment duo 10 barnncles, whatever might be
their pretensions to Republicanism. Speak
ing Of the duty Of conventions in noninat-
ing candidates, he said:
"TheJ should be men commanding 1t once the
respect and Conldeuce OF The entire people, and
case, gather around tue triumphant rarI, those
men Of objectionable position and questionable IN
teRrkt-all such should be set Rstde4 and none bat
The Se5 TT = nsa @ iRs Sa Ge te es
should ee pnt forth u candidates for rutic fayol
and public SUPPORT. 1t u impossible thai At,
o e,ssF
parry standard ss baInAclea gather around 1hs
bulls Of The soondest and uuest SHIPS ihss plov
| tfc ocean, as camP.tolloEers are readJ Il
p!estass se q IL tss va q
In.pacles and these camp~foliowers, should b
| pariy 10 good falth, but mero hangers On, VIII
Lavt fattened xhcinselycs TO the party for thel
| own fptcTesss and ndrfEsoDal motives; and We II
Sts sa n It. i pse s9ee
nent OF true principle and right"
We commend Afr. Griswolda teaching
the clnss whom it ftly characterizes in Ch
cago. They are no more Republicans tha
the barnacles which fasteu on ship to clG
and sink it are part OF the machinery whic
drives it on its way.
, 1869-10-05
POLITICAL

The Democrats OF Pulaski COUNTY. H.. have nou-
mated George s. FdEeon for County jungt, ".
/. uanbletou and o. Edson for Associate J1atloea,
E u. Watkins for County Clerk, ". n. Brown for
School Superintendent Hugh 2. Craig for As$es-
sor and 1rc c4xusef. and James AldFcd for sas.
yc!or.
The following Independent Citizens" ticke.
has beer dominated In Johnsou County, ILL.,:
County Judge, J. NJ Oltscr; Aseoelate Jus:leeA
". y. Deanf, Joseph Warbler; Treasurer and AZ
session. joel Duboiae; School Superintendent
Akahei Bnrnct; Surveyor. Robert 4. Marin.
4 detpa,ch lron Washington, Oct l. ssSs: "tn
conversation With member Of Congress, Jestes-
tay. the President said he feit confident that the
RI pnt1!caus would car79 Penusy1Tauia n the ap-
preaching elecuou4 The fhrrwdest AID most
calculating roittcaua tn that State have written
thai Govefnor GeaEy viii be reelected BY from
ten to u{seeu thousand majority. Tne CITY ol
lnt,adelphta Is set down Republican BY aooo."
The Norfolk Journal says that The mast IT.
uort able, but b5 no means uuCsuAl sight in Viz
Etnls now. days, Is that OF m old iogT Who hal
been dead and buried for years, arising from BIT
tomb, SHAKING OF hIs winding sheet ritIng dowr
10 table. and writing alasnlng letter On The 70
| lt&csl attu&tton. .. .-....
TIE Republican Convention Of Casa County, III.
| nominated Samuel B. Dale for County lodge
Peter Rickasu sud Joseph Black for Associate
| Justices. J. n Wilson for County Clerk, JostA'
Ehglish tor Asseskor and Treasurer, JaIes
l,ser for School Superintendent, and Eetug Bel
I y for Surveyor. D. J. Cole was declared IL
ptsnluo ous choice Of tho convention for candidate
for menbs1 TO tne conttttotiopa, Contention mo.
| that district,
, 1869-10-05
Saturday Afternoon.

Ftpn. the cenmezeial <ersntnua. oek =
The chances tDs predlcuon a 70 the futufe or
es ~, au m o1 d tas a
The sicltrI Of aIs hotel The hunting certainly
WAS eooo, but no enc ever found any game. 50
now, ard alDoss everybody nsa gone 1nfo the
tuk1ntes, but unless one coolt be endowed with
* sa.1 q he 81 70 S ms
Isa asa1 sa' as pa sss f1s 20 -
certainty that 1t least you are. = wise
u your Ecghtors. We gre a. cur rule u exam
pics Of AZ me isetk, ana daoeea current 70 thai
Ing. Our reporter called on = xe!i-anoMs broker,
m operator IN hotn gold aid slocks, Who WAS for.
Win Smith. Gould, Martin ! CD, 70 tnal be caa
'ook u tnstseTs i1on perfectly 1rp1tladlced
ssadpo.at ~ s.,a % oar s.S.1s 11%e5; :;
sss ssssassei Z ses jour T'aTs As 70 matters
~ .,a g, e s. 3ea | coma 'shs IL "aas do
"Wel, we wznt to get 1t lhe situation a. near-
! y - poes1ble. and would lie four opinion y
e5 III ts,nk The s.;u..ssa = haa-asra1 deaf
"fou % not be,!sEe, than, that the failures are
| III oret 1tsn Jet -
z saes ses III IL e t. d9s 9d e, %
satns,, tae nose tangled taes ase. know this 10
aArs ~ ,asps houses ,nee,eA:"
ayes. Why, iii, II lzkes two of three houra 10
get cheeks ceitlnsd Tor tho best houses heEe. It
soshesa ne % de4.A- TIE nme VIII come thas
thai be1orc long, They arc fotteD- tell Jon, Ind
tnst = TIT = thsJ II TO settle these operations,
THIS opinion il worthy Of czrefol consideration.
- being tbst Of ! rnAn who = not apt TO speaE
b&tt1lJ, and Who certainly IL IN position to know
| what he u taking about. ...
Te Gold Hrom u 7esumtn9 Tbs u even tenor 81
III way" again, and buslness~ although light,
fayos1 na1n of Tie :. '.old-tlme - trADssctious.
Brokers tax shout "hefart the p&ulc,' - and safe
Their standln4 ihep, and "atuce the p2nIc.'' Il
ehort, the panic u An established fAcs, and Il
looked upon Is amopE the things thls we're.
Shortly xtter 10 O'Clock th1A morning, tue boatt
| ra1 called toto executive session, when the fol-
loving resolution w,ot onrFed hy the Secretary:
Resplzsd, That \ committee a ntne be 4ppoantet
| hJ The Chair. whose dEty Il shall ~ 70 aacertSlr
md tepcEt on AoEdsy morning. whetner OF no. !
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