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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-03
Piedmont and Arlington Life Insur"
ancc Company. Richmond. Va.

1t is with pleasure We see such evidence OF
the success Of any Southern Enterprise as i.
contained in the subioincd extract from the
PhhnRqphju fm11rrt,r. Commentator VA:
least To be expected from such Il source and
hence is the more tiattcling
"This company being the first Southern cor
porltion to enter the Eastern portals Of in>ur-
ance has naturally attracted onr attention in
locating Il General Agency for Pennsylvania, at
Philadelphia 1t is also about to knock at the
doors of the New York and Massachusetts rl,.,
parlmcnts, through which it can have no diff
Guilty i'll passing 50 fur IL; its character tnr hon
esty of purpose and condition for Snundne>>
and reliability are concerned. In fact. the url-
exanpled prosperity Of the Piedmont and Ar
ington, from its youth and quiet workings.
must cau5e establishment in the minds OF those
who have hitherto thought there was IN insur-
ancc vitality in the South. Our doctrine. 81
frequently prcacLcl that i'll sections should
stand by their own solvent companies first III
preference to foreign cities. is fully cXcmpliticd
by this company, and we are glad to note the
fact as reminder to other localities, inr it Is !.
recognized principle in business that to be sllc-
cessful abroad character and confidence should
first be obtained at home. This company ha,
attained said position Of rmincncc. us it comes
n H"';r ".' ' ,hnr " | W f :" yr,
old hotl, IN nnmLrr nl' naIi.;rs and :mmEt nI
r;.L. + In, issued over T., zoo nnIi,.i,.,. and
T.. ,nu,,,l income !. 81 400 wn
TT 1, n', ~ mv,,. -, n,.,n !. * :? L.s.
,.,if tho ovaran'. ovna,sn NJ sam, ,b;rv
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clG nn
ne company Is llo" upon ln: al c'>n pan;
"lllcll IL Miop leu, st!'e months sllle'' ~
1--WE! f'o'|'o VI 'Al:>i'9 ".t I''. Us! ,'. "''
Tor accidental losses :; retired capital ''%''!l,
anu 'l''''a' expenditures "'''c' CAME" 'A'''
again al 1.,;,,,, , g .h;u, u
''Ior - Inv, INV 'I th ;";hI' - I
ce,' ,"i '' nh III, d.danJs a,., nr 70 10 Jn
coll'pa1'ies ne 81, itJ,a, J d'I NV" - M
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GEN.. ,I'' n' .ho g. f,,t pp' 80 '''N'
p'uS -, u. ~" ",rau',tL ,lo .po1,ont ,r1 ,rr,.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-03

The Richmond Wing, like the Richmond
Enquirer from which latter paper We quoted on
Saturday is disposed to bestow much more
encopium than censure upon the Virginia Leg
islature, which has just adjourned. The
Wing, after glancing at the proved bribery
cases" says:-''1t assembled at trying time
and had before it an arduous and difficult work
1t had to please our own people, and, at the
same time. to secure acceptance ut the hands of
jealous and exacting government. This ;lc-
complished, it had to enter upon labors that
would have severely taxed the energies and
skill Of much more experienced body. 1t had
in effect to frame new code of laws, adapted
to our new constitution and the new order Of
things under which We found ourselves. This,
too, it accomplished That it has been Il hard
work king Legislature, none can deny who are at
all familiar with it. Some dozen or SO OF the
members who were before unknown to the pco-
ple of the State-for the most part young men
have achieved regulations .
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-03
sIXTY-FIvE FIRST PRIZE MEDALS AWARDED.
THE GREAT SOUTHERN PIANO MAN
l. UFACTORI.
-,. sss,-s WV. kNABE 81 CO..
Eass3sszs sSSGEfS Manufacturers Of
GRAND, SQUARE AHL
% w Y @ UPRIGHT
wv M-$ II rI4.N'O- FORTES
~ BALTIMORE. Nh

These instruments have been before the rub!i:
for nearly thirty years, and upon their eYceIlere
alone attained an unpNrchased pre-en,tnencs.
which pronounccs them unequallcd. Their
TONE
combines great power, sweetness and hHe slng!Ig
quality, a. well lis great purity Of information
and sweetness throughout the entire scale. Their
TOUCH
is plant and elastic, and entirely free FROM H.:
stiffness found in many Pianos.
IN WORKMANSHIP
they are unrqualled using none but the vrry
best seasoned material the large capital employ
ed in our business enabling us to keep continu.
ally an immense stock of lumber, &c, on hand
as5-All our SQUARE PIANOS have oar
New Improved Ovcrstrung Scale and the AZ.
rafe Treble.
GHr-Wc would call special attention 10 GUY
late improvements in GRAND PIANOS and
SQUARE GRANDS, Patented Aug. a. loj;.
which bring the Piano nearer perfection than ha>
yet beenattaincd.
Every Piano fully Warranted for FIR I'arS.
We have made arrangements for the 80
Wholesale Agency for the most celebrated PAR
LOR ORGANS and MELODEONS, which We
offer wholesale and retail at lowest factory price.
WIN. KNABE j. CO.,
nov l4-eoGm Baltimore, Md.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-03
The latest report from the Isthmus OF Da-

The latest report from the Isthmus OF Da-
ricn represents the newly discovered route for
the canal as only twenty-five miles long, and
the deepest cutting necessary will be not more
than $50 feet and perhaps only IS or 100 feet
We fear, according to the old saying, this
news is too good to be true But letter
from the Darien expedition say ''Al doubts
of the pacticablity of constructing ship canal
across the Tsthmus of Daricn have been dis
PEELED; the Atrato-Tuyra route is perfectly
fan sibla -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-03

Governor Acorn, of Mississippi, in his mes
sage to the Legislature on Saturday. says, re
wards for the detection OF men engaged in
outrages perpetrated by what is called the ku-
Klux, in any county, shall, when paid by the
Executive, be made 4 special tax on that coun-
ty, with right to change the venue on the
part of the State lie asks authority to Or
ganize and call into the field Il cavalry regl-
ment Of picked men for operating wherever
''masked assassins" shall be seen
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-03

The Washington correspondent Of the Balti-
more Sun says 1t has turned out that the
St. Domingo re port read i'll Friday Cabinet
meeting, was simply the portion written by
Mr. Wade, and did not contain the signatures
of the other commissioners. 1t was subsc-
quently submitted to the latter, who returned
it with an amendment, as long rs the original
document, and entering into an elaborate sciei-
ti6c disqusition and also reasons for annexa-
tiou. Thus altered. Mr.. Wade refused to sign
the report, and returned it to Messrs. White
and Howe. At last accounts the dead lock
still existed. But, we presume, it will not
continue
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-03

:ADJUTANT GENERAL or THE STATE. AL
though the official announcement has not be en-
made, it is generally understood that Governor
Walker has appointed James ". Walker,
of Madison, member of the last House
Of Delegates, Adjutant General of the Militia
of the State in the place of Gen. Richardson,
who has occupied that position for upwards
Of thirty years. The appointment is made
under the provision OF the militia bill passed
BY the Legislature
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-03

The Commissioner of Agriculture received
last week package of Chinese tea seed from
2. NJ Edmonston, esq.,, of North Caroliua.
This seed is the product of plants sent to the
above State several years ago by the depart
ment, and which were originally imported from
China. They have proved sufficiently hardy
to resist all the changes of weather and climate
Of the Carolinas.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-03

1t is we'll said that the great question Of the
day in this country is the threatened subver-
sion of the Federal Constitution, by the pro
cess of Ku Klux legislatenin Congress. We
are pleased that several of the best and most
influential Radical papers in the country are
protesting against the bill now before Con-
gress-among them, the New York Post
We are, also, glad to hear it stated that it is
thought now in Washington that the bill can
not be passed in its present form, at least
Some of the Radical members are uniting with
the Conservatives in their opposition to the
measure.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-03

The Treasury programme for this month for
the sale of gold and the purchase Of bonds is
as follows: Sell two millions of gold On each
"Wednesday: purchase three millions of bonds
ON the first and third Thursdays, aud two mil
lions on the second and fourth Thursdays The
assistant treasurer at New York has been in
structed accordingly.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-03

The Washington Republican thinks the Ad-
ministration is frequently subjected to the com.
plants of Office seekers who fail to obtain the
places they apply for. 1t says that were the
offices equal to the applicants there would be no
trouble; but, as Mr. Lincoln once remarked.
the difficulty is that there are not as many
holes as there are pegs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-03

To-day the Senate Committee on Privileges
and Elections will take up for consideration
the case of the North Carolina Senatorship.-
1t IS supposed the claims of ex-senator Vance
Will hrst be examined. Should the committee
decide this question favorably to the applicant
then he will doubtless be admitted If adverse
then the claims Of ex-senator. Abbott will be
considered
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-03

Dispatches of yesterday ) date from Nersail-
les report that the first actual conflict between
the loyal troops and the insurrectionary Nation
al Guard, has taken place on tho western side
of Paris. The Government FORCES charged the
barricades and drove the Nationals before
tbnm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-03
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
MONDAY, APRIL 2, 1871.

We quote, prominently, the following re-
marks from the New York Post, paper which
as republican journal has great weight and
influence. Thong tful and considerate men
will see what the best of the Republican party
think of the Interior designs Of the leaders of
the Radical porty:-'The country cannot afford
any longer the strain of bad and mischievous
legislation. We have gone as far towards cell
tralization as we dare 60 Exclusive and un-
equal laws have done their evil work in the
Southern States, till now, six years after the
last shot was fired, the South is still in turmoil
and Congress continues to neglect its proper
work, in order to frame new restrictive and
penal codes for the States which need only to
be let alone with all inequalities and restrictions
removed, to return to peace and order. Mean
time the Southern disorders make an opportu-
nifty for the secret enemies OF the Constitutions
for men of boundless and reckless ambition, to
prepare the way for the overthrow OF our sys-
tenn of government. Doubtless many men IN
Congress act in ignorance and out OF motives
of humanity and generous regard for those
whom they believe weak and injured. But be
hind these stand other men whom no one lm-
agincs to he humanitarianS, whom no one sus-
poets to act in ignorance; who comprehend but
too well the drift and meaning of the uncOnstl
tutonal and centralizing legislation they urge;
who are preparing revolution, fostering and in
creasug. disorder, accustoming the people to
violent measures and repressive legislation, to
force bills, and standing armies in time of peace
because thus their hidden plots Of ambition can
he realized because every day which sees thei:
ruinous policy continued brings nearer the time
when they may snatch supreme power, crush
liberty, destroy the safeguards Of the constitu-
tion and make themselves masters of the nation
That is the real meaning Of the Ku-K lux
legislation Its promoters are the enemies Of
the Union, the haters of liberty, the secret
plotters of our ruinas free people. They will
not succeed; for the people cannot long be de-
ceivpd =
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-03

\ bill has passed to its third reading i'll the
New York Legislature offering $5O,o reward
for the best plan Of canal navigation in the en-
ployment Of steam, calorc, or electricity Us Il
motive power, the object being to acquire the
greatest possible speed in the transportation Of
trephts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-03

MRS. VI. 6. BROWN will give the hours
NJ from halt-past three to ten O'Clock for
FREE CONSULTATION with patients at the
Mansion House, Monday Tuesday and We'd
as agent for the Metaphysical Discovery.
an 3-2t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-03

The great boat race between Oxford and
Cambridge caulc off Saturday morning on the
Thames, over the usual course between Putney
and Mortlake. Cambridge won the race. The
latest betting before the race was six to four on
Cambridge
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-03
NON-EXPLOSINE COAL OIL LAMP"
PERKINS j. HOUSES PATENT

Having received the agency for the above il"
this section of the State ! respectfully rcqur,,
the public To call and examine the same They
are absolutely SAT-. from breaking. and being con
strucled OH the principle Of Sir Humphrey Dn-
W; safety lamp, cannot cAriode: Mr. W. II.
for the State Of Virginia, writes:
Il have used one Of Perkins 4 House, Nom
Explosive Kerosene Lamps for more thar
month. Before trying it, took it to pieces nhd
SAW that it was constructed the principle Of
Darys safety lamp and that with proper use 10
although it may be filled with explosive gaS and
lighted while in that condition. My use Of it hu,
confirmed my good opinion OF the lamp, and !
intend substituting it throughout my house Tor
the dangerous lamp now i'll use. | consider the
invention IN important contribution t. the safety
of persons and property
For sale at Is King street. Alrxundria, Va
feb S-eo3m j. MILLER
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-03

The colored members Of the House Of Re-
representatives. are going for the most extreme
ku klux measures. Fred. Doug las; has gone
back to Washington breathing vengeance
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-03

The Washington Chronicle says:-"W learn
from good authority that the question Of annex
ing San Domingo will be brought up and press
ed to decision at the present session OF Con-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-03

Capt VIM. Zachary, for u number Of years
connected with the Baltimore Board Of Pilots:
died in Baltimore, last Friday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-03

Green peas and strawberries are now I'll
full feather" in New Orleans. Savannah, ant
Charleston
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-03

One Of the pages in the House Of Represeu-
tativcs is 4 colored boy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-03

The reduction Of the public debt for the
mouth cf March was eleven millions eleven
thousand two hundred and sixty dollars
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-03

PEMAKK>.-Thc receipts of Wheat very
light. and the market opens with but little activ
ity for the grade: offered sales of red nj l25.
l+o. l45, 10, Ia, Ito and III for inferior to
prime; offerings Of 1j4 bushels. Corn i, fairly
active, ami shade irmer: Offering, ui 1923
bushels mixed and 23l Of yellow, with sales Of
the former at 70 ana 49, and Of the latter at 10
and -. Oats are steady; offerings Of !ja bush
els with sales at 80 ind 80
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-03

The accounts of the growing wheat in all the
adjacent counties in Virginia and Maryland are
up to this time, favorable.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-03

FISH MARKET-Thcr 10 II noticeable increase
in the quantity of Fish brought up from the low
rr landings, but the quality i, not 81 tine. The
arrivals Yesterday and this morning foot up over
lOo.mn Herring and about 1900 Shnd. From
the ArI;cndule shore this morning there arrived
one boat containing 3O,OOO Herring, and from
sihad Price. range from II to SI2 per thousand
for Herring and 70 to t22 per hundred tor Shad.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-03

Ex-senator Howard Of Michigan died VI
tcrdav.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-03
D{ED.

ON the 18th Of March, near Manassas, STE
PHEN A. CLARK, in the I'D year of his age.
In Washington. on Sunday, April =. ut ll3O
n. IA, ELIZABETH +. ANGEL, wife Of John
i. Angel, aged f. years
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-03
.V.7KRfED.

At ST Mary'> Church, Alexandria, Va. by
Rev. h. +. T"ar. HENRY }. SILE 10 HEN
Me A. daughter OF the late John K. Queen of
Wa.hinTtuli
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-03

The Gcorgct"wn Flour inspections during the
past month amounted to II, IA bbls Of the fol-
lowing grades Family 56'!; extra G47171; super
81 fine 80; first mddlings to, and broad arrow
l07, making II total for the quarter OF % 2l9 bblS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-03
I.DXT UF .4LEr.g.>:DRI.q, .7I'RIE B.
AR ED.

Sun SErS...-. ...... G. -
ARRIVED.
Steamer John Gibson. Winters, New York; to
Hu"r, Wedderburn l. Co.
Steamer Columbia. Harper Baltimore, to B
Wheat.
s,carner WawuSet. Fowlke$ Curriolnun, 10
Potomac Ferry Co.
MEMORANDA.
:;rhr Icyln, Crowcll. for Boston, hence at New
York 3l>l ult
Schr Baltimore Sterling, hence 1t; Norwich
3lst ultmo
$chr II " McCalloy, Hubbard, hence ut Will
mingtun, y. g.. 10Th ult
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-03
TSNO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

Notice i hereby given, That on Wednesday,
the }d day of May 1871, that being the third day
of the May term Of the County Court Of Prince
William county, application will BIZ made to the
said County Court /" appoint five ~ diSintcrcst-
ed frrrhodcr,, who, or any three or more of
whom, shall constitute board to ascertain
just compensation t" the owners Of hand upon
the line If the Improvement Of the Potomac
Railroad Company, within the said county Of
Prince William for such ol the said land, as are
proposed t. be taken by the said company for its
purposes THE POTOMAC r. r. CO.
By PETER Y. DANIEL, Jr.,
M :,.lw President Potomac K. X. CO.
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-06
MISCELLANEOUS.
I)ROf OSALS iR GRANITE FOR THE NEW
L STATE DEPARTMENT
OFFICE OF SU"ERv SING ARCnITECP

NaSHlSGlON. NAV "A, lS7l.
oeaieu p'o Osfis will be received until - O'clock
M, "i the z2d DIV OF June 1871 at The rtti ot the
supcivlsihg Architect OF he Telsury Department.
Ior iui nshins sud deverii at The site of he l. o
posed huil'I all the dmeu sion granite IeooIre tr
the exterior of the S'ate epartmeut nr Wb; rb
AZ on 'eoo oM cubic feet viii be requiIeI Proposals
must staie the price cuhi; loot tor stones whose
dimensions do not exceed twent, cube feet and the
rae OF Increase in price tor ones exceeding twentv
@ eea. re xaet ay. rage size Ct the stones can
no a' p'es-ht be s'en. but will approxip A, ublc
,ee' stones 10 ne qua riei and tey, red arcor,ing
20 schedule OF ret sizes that will he furnished the
CONTRACTOR. One inch will lie above ed ,or oua,rv fli
mensohs ON each worked face at The stones -
l., Eacn h'd must be aces mpanied by samp'e bl ,ck
nj IL h ehoe, OF the ganite it is proposed to Iur-
III ~, "n"u mnst be sound, durable, OF ulitorn,
color AMI good grain; free m disroIofiu or ,her
u,tlgh suns aiices anh capable OF wtnstan1ino the
nv ns IN in ie e' en,s ana that has fully e Ell
furnishing The qualify and quantity desirei wiIbn
one year, ard from which stone Las bet or is nav
being used tor tor iiIsl-cIas, buildings nv"
Builders win state how sooh they can commence the
delivery OF stOle, and the amount per week tbev can
denver, They will also state the average and max. .
qiairy.
No bids will he Zee, ired exceni from the own,rs or
Iesstss OF The qnaries from hch the stone is pro.
posed t. be furnished
All proposals must be made on the printed foi ms to
ee ottined OF the Supervising Architect and be ac-
conpann by penal bond In the sum OF fty thou
sthu uoars tS5OW O) thar the bidder will execute and
per"im the cont act awarded TO him. and give bond
ther, for in the penal sum OF one lupdI ed Ibonsanl
aoars' sioo t0o,l and valid and binding lease OF the
quIy o the Government as security toT he faithful
performance o the contract the lease to take ee
upon the failure OF the contractor comply with the
terms of The contract; said lease to au horize tb.
government to take full posse sion OF the quarry
aud work it at the expense of The contr ACTOR in cas-.
OF sd,h default " e
The right 10 reject any all bids received is re-
served. >N 10 ~
Proposals must be incosed in a sealed enyelore
i.dorsed Proposals tor Granite for New State be,
partment," and addresseLt 10
a. Il. MULJ,ETT i
Superv sing Architect, Treasury Department,
mtZ9-Zt Washington d. C..
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-06
Valuable Real Estate tor sale

f.sA.A Brick house containing 10 rooms with mod
E;,. ern iml rovements, such a. gas, bathing room
AsAha'd and scit water, fixtures for hea ing by
steam, and small cultivated garden, with five diff
erent kinds OF grapes all in airing condition. This
property is located in the centre of the city, and vet
on one of the mot quiet and retired eets, making
il desirable redence tor a business man or any
o her no would enjoy all the city conveniences and
still have quiet and retired home.
Also lot of land west of State street. containing
between seven and eight thousand square ieet with
a small house. This lot the owner has been cultivat-
ing tor his own use for more than five years. and has
choice variety OF trnit trees such as p0ars plum
cherries ounce, apple, Sc, and also grapes, cur
rants, gooseberries. raspberiies, &C., as is to be
found anywhere in the citv. all in bealing condition
and the g'rien is all ready Tor fir cass residence
Also another 10; in the western part OF the eity
containing atout nine thousand squsre feet. being
one OF the most beautifully located lots in the city,
commanding fire view of he mountlins and sur
rounding country. This lot has frontage on three
streets making every foot of il available tor building
purposes. The owner being about to remove from
lne city. offers this very desirable property for sale
Tor the first time, and feels confident that such an
opportunity 10 purchase Real Estate in the best part
OF the city, rarely occurs in Portland.
For further PARTICULARS enquire of
JEREMIAH DOW, Esq.,,
ti-1ne3 G7 Exchange st.
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-06
OlTY HALL, P0RTLAND,{
Thursday, June 10th. 1871
AT EN- O'CLOCK, A. NJ,

AT EN- O'CLOCK, Am.
or the purpose oinOmiaatiug n candidate for Gov-
ernor and transaclng any other business that may
properly come before the convention.
The basis OF representation will be as folIows:-
Each city, town ami panfa alton win he entitled To
one delegate and an additional every 75 votes tor
the Republican candidate ter Governor m in 1868. A
traction OF 40 Vote, additional TO the full nnnber
'or delegate is also entitled to a de elegate
Delegates are aulhofiz ID to fill vac inries only with
actual Residents OF the county to watch the town
belongs,
Tue Slate Committee will be in session at the Re-
eePtion Room OF the Hail, at o'clock the morn
ing OF Tue convention for The reception of credentials
JAhES.G. BLAINE, Kennebec. Chairman.
Wh p. FRYE, Anhoscogein.
EBEN WOODBU2Y. Aroos,ook.
FREDERICK ROBJE, Cumberland.
WILLIAM y. LOWELL. franklin.
JOHN ID. HOPKINS, Hancock.
PAUL STEVENS. Knox.
EDWIN FLYE, Lincoln
II. q. FdRRLNGTON, Oxford.
WILLIAM p. WINGATE, Penobseot.
y. \. THOMPSON, Piscaiaouis.
). w. WAKEFIELD, sagadaboc.
HIRAM KNOWLTON, Somerset.
s. q. THURLOW, Waldo.
LGNA7IUS SARGENT Washington.
JOHN Z. BUTLER, York.