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Arrest Of Two Of the BOwles
RfotheFR.

LONDON, December l9.-In default ol
bail, Robert BoWles was sent to NeWHate
prison to await trial.
sPRN6FIELD, MASS, December 1e-
Charles 3. p. Bowles, Of the Paris Bank.
Ing House Of Bowles Bros, was arrested
st lpgleside, six miles from this city, last
evening, at the suit Of John Il. Houber,
Of this city, for $6,9s5 deposited with
the firm. Two clerks Of the firm were
there In consultation with BoWles, The
case will be heard before the Master 10
Chancery this afternoon.
Charles s. P. BoWles was arraiened
this afternoon, and gave temporary bail
to appear within thirty days.
Bowles makes the following statement:
On the llth oi October last he left London
for the United States, and on his arrival
at New York, completed arrangements
for the permanent relief Of their business,
the strain on which, was particularly
great from the large needs Of the Ameri.
cans. Returning home, he then sailed
for San Francisco. Atter his return the
arrangements were made, He did not
furnish relief In time, and the house of
Bowles d Bros. failed. He did not hear
OF the failure until he reached Acapulco
and learned ot the arrest oil his brother
Robert on arrival at San Diego. He
continued his journey to San Francisco,
alter two days rest in the latter place,
started by rail for Springfield, Mass.
where be arrived on Thursday. Last
night the two brothers went TO InRleside.
a hotel near Holyoke, and a telegram was
sent making an appointment there for
Monday with the counsel from both New
York and Boston. This interview was
continued until 1t was interrupted Tues
day afternoon by the arrest Of Bowles.
During these days there were present,
Charles Bowles, his brother; Gordon
boWles, his halt brother; ". F. Stetson:
Mr. Appleton, special partner; Mr.. Dryer,
an officer OF the National Agency
officially sent from London since the
failure TO represent In the United States
It's interests. Mr.. Thos. E. Calvert, late
Secretary TO Bowles, and Mr.. Derby, of
Boston, and Beaman, Of New York, as
counsel. This consultation was held to
ascertain as clearly as possible the exact
Conultlon or affairs, and to determine what
should be done to make all assets In the
most equitable manner available for the
benefit o. all creditors, and whether It
was the interest Of all that Chas. Bowles
shoula return Of once to London, was in
tefrupted BY his arrest, and necessity
taeretor TO remain in Massachusetts.
bowleG will not now go 10 London. He
has had no opportunity as yet to protect
himself from the charges which have
been made against him; aud standing at
the head oi the house, he desires particu.
lsrly that the public will suspend iudg-
ment upon those who have been sssoci.
ated with him, and will only finally con-
demn him or them when they have heard
the other side. He does not seek to deny
the grave faults of his too extended maa.
agement, but maintains his innocence Of
all crime and his ability 10 prove 1t.
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A NOVEL and curious question of life
insurance Is likely to arise In Delaware.
Professor West, Of Dover, had his Lite in
sured for $4,000 Tor the benefit of his
family. He has confessed to the killing
of negro named Gooch Turner, and to
the horrible manner in which he disposed
Of the remains. His apparent object In
the murder was that the mutilated body
Of the negro might be mistaken for-his
own corpse, and the insurance companies
be defrauded out Of the $25,000. The
question arises, II West Is hanged for this
murder, will the companies be compelled
to pay the amount Of the insurance 10 hiS
familyt If the insurance holds good, Il
will be to the interest ot the com panies
10 see that the murderer gets of with
some lighter penalty, such as imprison-
ment for lie.
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BOSTON,.

The Resolutions CensurIug Mr.. Sum.
ner Passed by Both Houses Of the
Legislature.
Boston, December 1S.-ResoIutious
condennatory OF the course OF Senator
Sumner in introducing q bill in the Uni.
ted States Senate, to remove all inscrip-
tiOns relating to the rebellion from the
army register and national regimentsl
flags, came up in the House of Represen.
tatiVes this afternoon, and after a short
debate the question was taken, on mo.
tion, TO indefinitely postpone the resolu.
uons by yeas and nays, but this was lest
BY q vote Of 90 to 93; and then the reso.
lutionS were passed, 104 yeas to 70 nays.
They were taken up in the Senate this
afternoon and warm debate took place,
IN which most Of the members took part,
when motion 10 indefinitely postpone
was lost by vote Of II 10 10, and then
the resolutions were passcd-yeas 20;
nays Q.
The general insurance bill was signed
by the Governor to-day.
This evening the Legislature, having
finished the business before 1t, was pro:
rogued until the first day of next year.
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THE House Committee on Territories
have unanimously agreed to report a bill
admitting Colorado as a State. 1t is the
intention Of this committee to present a
strong argument in the report in favor Of
this action. Should the House pass this
bill-ot which action the friends Of this
measure are very sanguine-it can not fail
OF defeat in the Senate, where the feeling
against creating new States having small
populations Is very strong. The PresI-
dent has promised that he will do all he
can 70 have the Territory admitted.
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Resignation Of the Chicago Post.
master,

New YORK. December 1S.-A Wash
ingtou telegram says that Postmaster
Eastman, oI Chicago, has rendered his
resignation 70 take effect on the i4th Of
February next Senator Logan and
Congressman FSrwell have asked the sp,
pointment Of Gen. Macarthur as his sue
cessor, and bis appointment will probably
be made. Chief Clerk Sqlires 10 well
recommended for the position.
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OMAHA.

OMAHA, December 1s.-Jesse Turner,
Receiver ot Public Lands at Grant Island
Nebraska, accidentally shot and killed
himself to-day while cleaning his gun.
a public meeting Is to be held at Chey.
enne tonight in opposition to the pro.
pesal to divide that territory among the
adjoining territories. Reports from Lara.
mic City and other points represent pub.
lie sentiment as pretty equally divided.
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New YORK, December ls.-A cable
from Liverpool says a steamer arrived
there which spoke the Adriatic 1000
miles from Sandy Hook, having lost Two
blades of her propeller, which will prob.
ably delay her arrival here three or four
days, All on board are well. In conIe,
quence Of this, the White Star Line did
not despatch q steamer Saturday.
The officers Of the Pacific Mail Steam
ship Co. state that the steamer Great Re,
public will be detained IN port on tho Pa,
cifc coast three weeks, to repair her bro,
ken shaft,
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The EpizoOtic at LeavenwOrth.

LEAvENwoRru, December 1s.-The ep.
lzoouc prevails here to a great extent In
eighteen livery stables some five hundred
animals are sick, and over hall the pri-
vaie horses in the city are affected. The
street cars havebeen Withdrawn from the
Ft Leavenworth road, and oxen haul the
cars on the Fifth avenue line. Mules
working seven hundred teet under ground
arc also affected. The disease also pre-.
walls to a great extent among the govern.
ment horses and mules at Fl. Leaven.
worth.
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Report ON the Illinois Pepitenti.rv,

CHICAGO, December 1S.-The annual
report Of the Warden and @ Commissioners
Of the Illinois Penitentlary, Just sent to
Gov. Palmer, shows that the plan adopt-
ed year since, at tho suggestion oil the
Governor, Of leasing the labor OF convicts
at certain price per diem 10 contractors
for the various terms, has worked most
benedctally, inasmuch as the penitentiary
has become selt sustaining, o state of al.
fairs that never before existed.
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SAN FRANCISCO.

San FRANCISCO, December 1S.-EForts
have been made in the past few days 10
create the impression that certain bankers
and spectators were working to create q
corner In the money market Of this city.
Up to the present time the schemers have
not succeeded in causing any panic. There
Is no remarkable stringency in the money
market, and the conspirators will doubt
less be foiled,
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a Railroad Company Sues "a Con.
durfoF

sr. LouB, December lS.-The Mis-.
souri, Pacific Company, recently brought
salt against one OF It's conductors for wan.
ton destruction OF railroad property BY o
collision caused by the diso6edieuce Of
orders, This suit can he sustained under
the law Of this State, provided the facts as
ktAted are proved.
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Heavy Damage Suit Against q Rail.
road Company BY Employees.

ST. LOUIS, December 1s-In the Cir.
cult Court yesterday, Geo. A. King, con-
ductor, VIM. Q. Brien, engineer, and ].
W. Hastings, fireman Of construction
train, entered suit against the St. Louis,
Kansas City & Northern railroad for
damages, sggregating $4,000, for ipju-
rieS received In consequence Of the colli.
sion Of their train with passenger train,
resulting from alleged negligence on the
part Of the company in not showing sig
nal lights and flags at the station where
the accident occurred, to notify them oi
the approaching train.
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New Hampshire Temperance Con.
Vention.

CONCORD, N. H., December ls.-The
New Hampshire State Temperance Con.
yention, held here today, renomlnated
Rev. John Blackmau lor Governor,
and Asa s. Kendall for Railroad Com.
missioner. Probationary resolutions
were adopted. The Convention subse.
auently resolved itself into District con.
ventions, and nominated candidates for
Congress, as follows: First district
Rev. A. G. Corning; Second district, ].
NJ. Fletcher; Third district, A. II, Harday,
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DICKENS in one Of his works bur
lesques the American fashion Of eating
when he describes the first dinner Martin
ChuZzlewit ate in New York. The gong
sounded; instantly q grand rush TOR the
dining room ensued; people were over
turned and trampled upon in the hall
ways; the unsophisticated Britisher went
down in the charge, aBd on recovering
his equilibrium innocently inquired Of th(
waiter where the fire was, receiving the
reply :."Fire why, dere is no fire, We Il
only gwiue to dinnerl"
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Mr.. GREELEY's VIRGINIA FARM.-Al
the time Of his death Horace Greeley
owned alarm in Virginia, which. Is likely
TO become q source Of considerable
wealth to his heirs. In 1870 he bought q
Joint interest in q farm of two hundred
and fifty acres, in Buckingham county
Virginia. The title Is still IN dispute, aut
requires lawsuit TO settle 1t, but there
is no doubt that 1t will be confirmed
This land Is extremely valuable. and Il
known TO contain quantity Of autileroul
ore under the surface, It Is now occu'
pied by colored people, rent free.
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PGTTsDURou, December ls.-Riyer
about stationery with 3 feet 2 inches,
a light snow fell during the forenoon;
colder this evening, with strong south.
east wind. No arrivals or departures.
LoulsvILIE, December le River iall.
ing with 8 feet 10 inches In chute,
Cloudy; moderate sleet last night; streets
icy to-day. No business.
CAmo, December 1S River has risen
8 Inches. Clear and cold.
CINCINNATI, December 1S.-Rlver I
feet 8 inches, and stationary, with ten
dency to rise. Weather cloudy.
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PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, December 1s-The
sub committees TO secure stack 10 the
Centennial Board OF Finance met this
afternoon. Favorable reports from all the
sub committees were received, and there
Is no doubt that all the money required
and much more, will be forthcoming be-
fore It Is ended.
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NEW ORLEANS.

New ORLEANS, Dec, 1s.-captaln John
n. Dukehart OF the steamship Cuba is
dead.
Tho interior OF the building on the cor.
ner Of Dryad and Indiana streets occu,
pied BY the Shakespeare Club, was burn
ed; loss $4,000; partially insured with
home companies.
In the Kellogg Legislature a bill pun
iShing bribery In office was passed.
The Court oi Impeachment adjourned
to the Esd.
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CINCINNATI.

A POstofice Clerk Held for Robbery.
CINCINNATI, December 1S.-Geo. 8
Millaley, q pos:oflce clerk OF this city
charged with abstracting money from let
ters sent to the agent Of the Louisville
Public Library Concert, was to-day held
IL $9,6O0 by the U. s. Commissioner, tc
appear before the grand Jury.
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A GENTLEMEN who had LEFT his wife
alone In the theatre while he went out TO
get q Whit Of fresh air. "Apologi1ed" on
Bis return. "Dear me" said she, u
thought you went to give me chance u
firt with that man with the lovely black
moustache." She has had no chance 10
complain Of any want Of attention from
her husband since.
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GERMANY.

BERLIN, December 1s.-The Prosin-
etaL Correspondents confirms the report
Of Prince Btsmarck's resignation Of the
Premiership and his retention Of the War
Office In the Prussian Cabinet.
The River Pregel and the bay adjoining
keonigsberg are frozen over.
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Accident on the Grand Rapids &
Indiana Railroad.

DETROIT, MICH, December 1s-AbouI
Eve o'clock this morning the rear coach
Of an express train on the Grand Rapids
j. Indiana railroad was thrown from the
track into ditch by broken rail, neal
Reynolds. or the twenty passengers II
the car FIVE men and three women were
injured. One man viii probably die,
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CINCINNATI. December 1s.-A GasSttl
special says the trial Of Alice Moore, iol
the murder OF her paramour, Jesse Funk
at CtrcIevlllc, y, on the evening OF tht
18th ot last November, commenced al
CiEcleville to-day. There are over thirty
witnesses to examine. Eminent counsel
are on both sides.
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Mr.. COlfax Accepts the Tribune Ed.
toFShlp.

New YoRK, December 1s.-Vlce Pres.
ident Colfax has accepted the edltorship
Of the Tribune. His salutatory may be
looked for In a few days. It Is said Or
ton has offered the position of managing
editor TO HnSiafd, and he will probably
accept It
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SPAIN.
THE GOVERNMENT PROPOSES TO ABOLISH

THE GOVERNMENT PROPOSES TO ADoLIsu
SLAVERY In PORTO RICO.
MADRID, December 1s.-In the Lower
Cortes yesterday President Zorrilla de.
clared II the purpose Of the government
to introduce Q law for the abolition oil
slavery in Porto Rico. He announced
also the suppression Of the CarliBt insur-
rection and the prevalence OF order iu
the country. The House by a vote ofls2
to Q approved OF these declarations.
The Imperial says u ministerial crisis Is
near at hand. It Is impossible to delay a
reconstruction OF the Cabinet.
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Railroad Train Wrecked in Rhode
Island.

PROVIDENCE, R. L, December 1s,-A
freight train from Boston was wrecked
near Dodgeyille last night. Eighteen
cars were completely broken to pieces,
and an unknown man was killed. The
New York train wsS delayed uhtIl .
o'clock this morning.
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IT is officially announced that the Mu,
tual Life Insurance Company has abSn-
doned for the present It's plan ofreduced
premiums, which caused such comno'
tion in insurance circles.
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TRAINS on some Of the Missouri rail
roads run so allow that woman with her
back elevated to the proper altitude can
overtake one on foot Il 1t contains heI
husband and another woman.
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THE Christmas number OF FRANK
LEsLIE's Chimney Corner Is accompanied
by a beautiful engraving Fishing" The
CAtmney Corner Is the most elegantly
illustrated of all the literary weeklies.
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Death of E. A. Pollard.

RICHMOND, VA. December 17.-Ed-
ward A. Pollard, editor and author, died
At Lynchburg yesterday evening, aged
forty-fve.
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DoBBs mentions that the young poet
who went about sighing for "An angel In
the house." got married recently, and
now ha SighS more than ever,
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-Wm. Clark, the vile murderer, wb,
was to have been hanged at indianapolis
Friday, the Goth inst, has been reprleTel
BY the the Governor until Friday, Jan
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In the Northwest and over the upper
lakes, high pressureS, low temperatures,
northerly and westerly winds, and gener.
ally clear weather, will prevail and ex-
tend to Arkansas and Tennessee. In the
Cult and South Atlantic States, nOrthcrly
and westerly winds, colder, cloudy and
clearing weather, with occasional contin.
ued light rain. For lower lakes and
Canada, threatening weather, northeast.
erly to nOrth-westerly winds, light snow,
and increasing pressures. In the Middla
and Eastern States, low barometers, rising
tonight, northwesterly winds. cloudy
weather, snow and rain, clearing away
tomorrow with low temperatures and in
creased pressures.
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FINANoIA1 MATTRRs.

mas hgneu tne act Tor the construction Oi
bridges over the Ohio.
FINANCIAL MATTRRs.
Secretary Boutwell, and Mr.. Cooke were
again before the Ways and Means Com
mittee today on the subject OF the new
loan. Mr.. Boutwell, subsequently ap-
peared before the Senate Committee ol
Finance upon the general subject Of the
finances.
TIE VOTE IN TIE HOUSE ON THE ANTI.
SUMNER REsoLUTIoN. GE4a
In tho report Of tie vote in the House
last Monday on Mr.. Hale's concurrent
resolution against removing from the
army regimental colors the names OF The
battles Of the rebellion, 1t was stated that
only four Democrats voted for tho reso-
luton. There were twelve Democrats
who voted for 1t, namely: Bell, Hibbard,
Parker, OF n. e.. Cent?, Griffith, McClel.
land, Speer, Of Pa, Holman, Manson, Of
Ind, Rogers, Guthill and sIator.
The Comptroller Of the Currency has
authorized the following banks to com.
menco TO do business: American Ger
man National Bank OF Paducah, with a
capital Of 100000, and Third National
Bank Of Urbana, Ohio, with a capital Of
The President has signed the act for
the removal OF the disabilities Of L. O. O.
Lamar, Of Mississippi, and the act au.
thorizlng insurance college scrip to the
State OF Arkansas.
INTEREST ANTICIPATED.
The Secretary Of the Treasury haSgiyen
notice that the department will commence
the payment OF the interest due January /,
1879, on Saturday, .21st inst, without re-
bate.
TIE PRESIDENT vIsrTS THE CAPITOL.
President Grant visited the Capitol this
afternoon, and for some minutes occupied
the Presidents room in that building,
when he held conversations with several
Senators on business matters. These, it
is inferred, had reference to the Vienna
Exposition, as 1t Is known that he ex-
pressed his desire 10 have American pro.
ductions largely represented. But It is
feared that an appropriation Of only
VASSISNS1 40 PAVPSSSA W Iu6 SOuIultLco
on Foreign Affairs, will not be sufficient
for the purpose. And he also spoke of the
Importance Of an early appropriation, to
enable the Committee TO resume their
investigation Of the outrsges on the Texan
border, though he made no special re.
commentator In transmitting to Congress
the report Of the Commissioners. He
has personally interested himself in the
subject, obtaining additional testimony
with view 10 such action as may pro.
tect the Texan border from Mexican in
cursions.
CARD FROM FRANK BLAIR.
A letter from Francis P. Blair, Jr., will
appear in the Chronicle tomorrow, cor.
reCting the statement ol that journal
to-day that Gen. Blair was so seriously
i'll as to leave little hope OF his resumlur
his seat in the Senate. Blair says this
report is circulated to affect Gen. Blair's
election, and he gives extracts from late
letter of Col. CAN'T, Gen. Blair's neigh.
Dor and friend, saying the General is
much better, and that his cure is steadily
and rapidly advancing.
A number OF members of Congress in.
tend leaving Tor their homes tomorrow.
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Life Policies AFe now generally eonesded 10 bs
among The nnoet certain and desirable Of inYeSt.
nenS Th'S Company, managed on pEtncinloa
0i strict economy, odrrs the lowest fAfeS on pFc.
niums, consistent with sRGaty, Gnd lower ve
believe, thNn any o'her Company doing bnSinSss
N the state, Ies success is an estAblishSd fact
Al! reserve rom premiums 90 security 10 th0
policy holders, sddltlOn1 70 the capital stock, q
invested ~ the Local Boards, within that loosli.
~ from which Il 10 derived
Being convinced by theIr knowledge Of the IN.
lcGrity and prudence OF the gentlemen who oom.
pose lts Directory, and BY thorough exAmina.
uon Of IL plan Of organization, that It q n
every respect . Felttble Company, the GnbscTibed
citizens Of Wheeling, who have Themselves 6ub.
scn6ed 70 It, st0ck, and organised a Looal
board, feel warranted In SommendlnH the enteF.
prise 70 tho favorable consideration 81 no pSp-
pie Of the State:
RoBF. @. JORDAN, President
BIN. Eoh. David LINN.
y. 3. Lynn. Geo. ri Tfn0ln-
y: B. Hubbard. Geo Z, BoSd.
Wm. v Hoge. LuciuS Hoee.
Wm, B. Hughes. CuiTan Nendh.
Ropt Simpson.
W. Y. HoaE d BRO, GsaT AEsa.s,
DIR; WIN. J. BATES, ia, Ned. Kzamins,.
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weather Report.
PROBABILITIES.

War DKPARr1EN1, a
OTKcI or TRB CHtHP SIGNAL OPFTClR,
WASHINGTON, D. c., December 1s.-T10 TX.
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WASHINGTON.

THE OHIO RIVER BRIDGE B1L1 sIdHRD.
WARRINGTON, Dec. 1s.-The President
has signed the act for the construction oil
bridges over the Ohio.
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INTEREST ANrTo1pATRp.

The Secretary Of the Treasury haSgiven
notice that the department will commence
the payment OF the interest due January /,
1879, on Saturday, .21st inst, without re-
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Insurance.
Insurance.
Life InsuranC0Co.
OF VIRGINIA.
capitaI--s2s3,ooo 90
A 9: MoItWAlNE, pre.lden.
5. D4sGn i FESSGGskr. SSGs Vice Prs,ldsats.
sAM't B. PAUL, Secretary,
ID. y. FACKLER, Consulting AetuArY,
JUDGE JOHN Y. Lay, Sup't OF ARencioa,

HONE oEFzcE-Rstr'ourv, 70,
With Local Boards In all the cities OF VlrRinia.
In the District OF Columbia, and In WeSt VI.