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Toreaf AN sssat,,.

,rherc &c now as much water on our globe
aud held in vapor in It's atmosphere as there
was when the world was created We have
no reason to suppose that single drop OF II
has been lost. The power of the sun may
or may not be exactly the same now that II
was In the beginning. We cannotsay. but
practically it is the same. We have year ~.
ter year just about the same number OF ho'
days, and we imagine that il The state OIL 'ne
thermometer were taken daily az s'."
hour for ten or hundred years, anu ~.
figures added up for each year, .nc iosu's
would show that the sun probably haS po"e'
70 voporize as much water in one year 10 Az
another. all Other things being equal. but a'
other things are not equal. Forests arc eoi,
t,nralv being cut down, and large eNpaIses
Of territory are yearly being su"lcc'co 70
,,,o ,ction Of the suns rays which prcFl-
ous,v were protected thercfrom by those
forests. Wherever this is the case the sun
must necessarily convert more water into va
nor than il had previously done. This water
of course comes back to the earth. Ii Is not
lost. nor dissip2ted, nor held as Vapor.
What, then, becomes OF the theory that the
destruction of forests reduces the rainfall:
We suppose it may he true, notwithstanding
the premises VIC have laid down-true as TO
localities. but not true as to the globe. Inc
rainfall OIL the globe must unquestionaby DC
increased as Il consequence of increased va
porization: but the rain may either fail TO
fall upon the places whence it was drawn, OF,
falling there, may fall in floods which DO no
good but much harm. Five inches of rain,
falling in Il particular way-that Is, gently
when coming down, Or at Intervals ra'hcr
than I'll at once, may do more good than ten
inches failing in torrents, or al on one occ''-
sion.
Forests. therefore, are rot only desirable
but indispensable. They not only keep the
water back from the ocean fora longer time,
but they thereby protect bottom lands from
inuudaton. They temper the climate, pro-
mote the health Of the people, add to the
beauty Of every view cf which they form Il
vait, and serve as shelter for domestic ami
mails. Il were well, therefore, if every 90
ye.nmcnt would encourage tie planting and
preservation Of forests.
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at has been made question whether the
abolition Of the franking privilege will apply
to the widow of President Lincoln, who re-
eeived the right of tranking, on the death Of
her husband, for the rest Of her natural life.
We should say that this was vested privi-
lege, somewhat in the nature Of contract,
and that Congress cannot Interfere with IL"
Stats Journal and Net0 York Tribune.
That is queer sort of ''vested right
neighbor. Mrs. LINCOLN had the power TO
exercise privilege conferred upon her, in
stead Of "right." II she has a "yested
right" because the law gave her the frank
ing privilege during her natural life, so have
all the ex.Presidents of the United States.
They received it las consideration for having
done the State some service-she because she
happened to be Presidents widow. Their
claim that It is as to them "yested right"
would be much better than is her claim to
that effect
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TaIc~rapssic Summary.


The schooner Joseph Garland, reported
lost with nil on board, has arrived Mt Rock
land. Maine.
Dispatches from Chicago and Maine re-
port heavy snow.
The advance in pork is attributed to the
demand from Europe to make bacon for
army food.
Bioodgood & Ostemore's elastic betting
factory, in Brooklyn, has been burned.
Loss, 100000.
The Tennessee Legislature has passed n
bill allowing local authorities to decide the
question of tipplng-houses. Tie Governor
will sign the bill.
News from the Modoc war is unimpoftInt.
General Canby's plan is to starve Captain
Jack cut. Six hundred troops are around
the lava beds, and Company A. Fourth arti!-
lcry, has been ordered to the front.
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operation.

The Richmond Dispatch com'nends coio'
mel r. w. Hughes, who Ii says rs 10
be the Republican candidate for Cover
NOR This wear" for {" bis declaration That The
bankrupt law cannot be used as patt!
crowbar to break open the doors OF the
p,1bernatorial mansion" it is understood
that this telling blew OF Colonel Hughes was
intended more directly for Senator Lewis,
whose friends are endeavoring TO make gu"
bernatorial capital for him Ivy asserting lhat
he is the author OF the TIC" bankrupt la".-
Lynchbtug Republican.
We commend Mr.. ErcHES foS not wishing
TO make party question out OF Tie he"
bankrupt law. But we have no lcarS '!'al
that law will secure the election Of any can
ddatc of any party to the govclnorship. Ill
deed, u,,on the stump. il would be the most
effective Of weapons III the hands OF q GOOD
speaker against The oIiginatorS and support
ers of il. The mechanic, whose liens nave
been rendered worthless by it: the laboreT,
whose work has been made unproductire
by it; the holders OF judgment liens, whose
bonds for money due fer lands parted with
are converted into worthless paper by it ; the
owners of bonds, notes, or other obligations,
whose makers have waived their right TO the
homestead under the State law, but may
low claiul it under the bankrupt hw.-ali
these classes of persons, and the entire Gre
dilor class. backed by thousands OF honest
debtors, will see to it that no man shall be
elected Governor of Virginia because he bad
"A hand in the passage of the new bankrupt
law. Those classes may not raise an issue
upon this question, but if it be offered to
them by the other side they will join Issue
and throw themselves upon the country.
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TEIEaRAPHIG NEWS.
1 LATEST. FROM WASHINGTON.
Nominations.

- a.s@w
WASHINGTON, March 20.-Tbe President
to-day nominated Adam d. King naval off,
Ger at Baltimore, and L. II. Smith as collec-
tor of the Third Virginia district.
Combinations.
The Senate has confirmed the following:
Spence, assistant Encouragement for the
Post-Of1icc Department; Parker, marshn OF
Eastern Texas; Badger, attorney for East
ern district of North Carolina; Reeves, col
leclor Of the Fifth Virginia district; Reeves,
collector of the Ninth Virginia district; u.
II. Smith, collector Third Virginia district
Harris, collector Fourth North Carolina dis
trict Murat, collector of customs at Aa-
achicola; Collins, collector Of customs at
Brunswick, Ga; Booth, collector of GUS
toms at Baltimore; Kendrick, postmaster at
Chattanooga.
Secretary Richardson and the Press
WASHINGTON, March 20.-Thc new Score
tary of the Treasury, Mr.. Richardson. says
he will have little or no news for journalists.
These gentlemen are referred to the Presl-
dent for views of the operations of the
Treasury Department.
Secretary Richardson regards the letter OF
the President to Mr.. Boutwell, as mandatory
upon him TO pursue BoutwelPs policy.
weather Probabilities.
WASHINGTON, March 20.-For Friday, in
the Western Gulf States continued northerly
winds and cold, cloudy weather, clearing
away during the day.
For the Eastern Gulf States rising barome-
ter, northwest winds, partly cloudy and
clearing weather.
For the South Atlantic States southwest
winds, reering TO northwest; increasing to
brisk for short time in North Carolina
generally partly cloudy and clear weather.
For Virginia and Pennsylvania, cold
northwest winds and partly cloudy and
clearing weather.
For New York and New England, in
creasing eaSterly winds, with snow in the
morning, followed Friday afternoon by
northwest winds. cloudy or clearing weather,
and rising barometer in New York.
For Lake Erie and the upper lakes, con-
tinucd northwest winds and purity cloudy
weather.
The storm centres over the lower lakes
and Chesapeake Bay will move northeast
ward, respectively along the st. Lawrence
Valley and Atlantic coast.
CautiCnary signals continue at all the sta
lions on the Middle and Last Atlantic coast.
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The General Assembly of Virginia,
THURSDAY, March 20, 1873.
SENATE.

THURSDAY, ilarch 20, 1873.
SENATE.
Licu;cnant-Goyerno MAEyE in the chair.
No prayer.
COMMITTEE REPORTS.
Mr.. TAYLOR of Norfolk. from the Com
mttee on Rods, reported bill TO incor-
porate the New York, Norfolk and Charles
ton Railroad Company; also. a bill providing
in what manDer stock may be voted, dc.
PASSED.
Senate bill to incorporate the Dismal
Swamp Lumber Company; House bill to
amend an act, &C., to provide iorthe oreaniza-
ton OF county school boards, &C.; Senate
bill in relation to the records Of Alexandria
county.
INTRODUCED.
By Mr.. QrEsEsBERRy: 4 bill incorporating.
| the Rappaiiannock and Hanover junction
Railroad Company. BY Mr.. French: 4 bill
| to incorporate the Bank OF TuZeWel.
Mr.. uuSpLEy presented a resolution pro-
| vidiug that the Senate shall hereafter nlcet al
| III O'Clock, and that the chair be vacated ut
- and resumed 1t : 7. u.
Mr.. THOMAS moved TO amend by striking
out all after the words al o'c!uck." Agreed
to. ESQ the Senate will hereafter meet ut II
A. Nj
By Mr.. Penn: 4 bill to provide for the re.
moval of certain criminal causes from the
county TO the circuit c0urts-[subscquently
passed.. By Mr.. FgEScH: A bill to repeal
au act incorporating the Pearisburg Academy
Association.
ELECTION OF COUNTY JUICES.
On motion of Mr.. GREgvER, the House Of
Delegates was informed that tue Senate was
ready, on its part, to proceed TO the exccu
ton of the joint order, having for its object
tue election of county judges.
MeSsrs GREEN, MARTIN, Rue, STEVENS,
NuTT1SG, and NORTON desired their protest
to BE- entered on the Journal of the Senate
against the election Of judges By the present
General Assembly.
! The two Houses then proceeded to the
election of judges i'll the following order and
| with the following result: Amelia, L. Il.
Farrar; Albenarie, j. L.. Cochran; Ale
ghany and Craig, Alexander Cameron; Ap-
| pomattoX, II. L. Parrish; Augusta, J. II.
| Hendren; Bedford. John A. Wharton
Brunswick, f.. n. Mallory; buchanan and
| Wise, Samuel l.. Graham Buckingham,
John Hill; Campbell, John q. Haythc.
Mr.. PENN presented resolution post.
poning the further election Of county judge,
until the 25th.
At this point message was received from
the House announcing that that body had
post poned the further election OF county
| judges until tomorrow at II O'clock.
Mr.. Perks resolution was agreed TO and
| communicated to The House.
A Message was received from the House
announcing that it had disagreed with the
| proposition Of the Senate to postpone the
election ofjudges until the Goth.
On motion, the Senate reeeded from Its
,tion.
Adjourned until Tomorrow at II O'clock
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AZ. p. T." writes us letter on the SUBJ
ject Of the new bankrupt law. He has
] doubtless seen before now Mr. HuouEs's arti.
Gle on that subject, the publication of which
seems to us to render it unnecessary to pub
lish his, since Mr.. HUGHES, who knows, cx.
pressly tells us that it was the intention of
she trainers OF the law passed by Congress
10 do more than yitalize the Virginia law
in other words, to exempt the ban.Srupt's
property from liability to sale sader lens 5y
Judgment or decree of any State court. 90.
II. IT, Is, we have heretofore said, right as to
deeds of trusts and mortgages.
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Railroad Collision.

CLEVELAND, ONO. March pa collision
occurred Yesterday at the crossing near
Rayenna, Ohio, between the pay train on the
Cleveland and Pittsburgh railroad and the
Atlantic and Great Western accommodation
train. The pay train was badly wrecked,
and the occupants Of the pay car, William
Richardson. roadmastcr, and. Patrick Duffy,
conductor, were severely injured. <rhe fire.
man was also injured.
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Deaths.

JEAEElS.
Died, in the city of Williamsburg. Va, March sd,
1873, Major SuEItEOD L. BOWMAN, III the fifty
ninth year Of his age.
lie had long been member Of the church. Hc
died in peace, and full OF The christians glorious
hope.
T. JR, infant sou OF Edwin L. and Mary +. I'ilki:-
ton, aged four weeks.
The friends of the family arc respectfully inric'i
to attend the funeral from their residence No. I
Twentieth street, between Craze and Broad, Thu
friday EVENING 1T o'clock.
De.l, on the 18th Instant, T. f. CLAUCEY, for
merry OF Albany, X. Y.
His funeral will take place from the corner al
First and Broad streets THIS friday MORNINt,
at 0 o'clock.
Albany and Troy a. - papers please copy. 4
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JoHS T. PICKETT, Esq, Of Washington,
sends us newspaper article telling who he
is. We know Colone! PICKETT personally,
and we knew his father we'll. The one was.
and the other is, remarkable for polylingual
accomplishments. Yet we do not think it
necessary to trouble our readers in regard 10
their connection with this or that public
affair. The telegraph told us at the time all
we wanted to know of Colonel PICKETT and
his Confederate archives.
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yciIo;, Fever af Getts. American Ports.

NEW York. March 20.-The United States
fleet has lett Rio Junciro on account OF the
yellow fever, where seventy cases arc re,
ported daily. The epidemic had extended
to Bahia and Prrnambuco, where 1t was
confined to the shipping.
The United States school ship Murcllry
was at St. Thomas on the l4th Instant. Two
of her crew have died of the yellow fever.
The cholera is fatal 1t Para.
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Mur.serc. oman NUr-
dcFct. --GOtf1n-Siiip Burned.

New ORLEANS, March 2O.-Edward Don.
nelly was to-day sentenced to be hung for the
murder OF Denis kalaghcr on the eth OF
September, 1872.
The body Of Mary IlaSscl, aged sixty-ninc,
was found this morning lying in the front
vard of lier residence. 1t is supposed she
was murdered for her money.
The American ship Europa, hence OH the
7th for Liverpool, with Il cargo of ",1l6 bales
of cotton and 500 tierces of lard, was burned
on the 18th instant 800 miles OFT the South
west Pass. Loss estimated mt S375,Oo0 Inc
captain and crew were saved by the snip
Slarkenloe
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Mysterious Disappearance.

New YORK, March 2O.-Thomas j. Black
well, dry goods merchant, of Elberton,
Ga, en- route to New York, efta friend while
the train was at Wilmington, Del, on Tues
day, TO go into the smckn@-car, and has not
since been heard Of. lie had considerable
money in his possession.
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Egcuvy Rank Defaicntior.

New YORK, March 20.-A heavy delalca-
ton in the Bulls Head bank is reported.
It's capital is S2,000,G00. 1t had no direct
connection with the clearing bank. The
bank is closed. and in charge of the police.
Crowds Of dcpositors surround tie build
inn
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Judge Nat. r. CULLEN, Of It. Louis,
formerly our toWE>nar. announces hlllscH
as candidate for reflection 20 the Office OF
police justice in that city. aod deies bis enc
mics. He intends 10 continue TO lie severe
upon all classes of offenders WHO are "a
terror to society,"" Whilst lenient TO accl-
dental offenders against tic laws. We sup
pose there is but little doubt Of his rcGlec-
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Another Alleged Bsanis Of England
SGiNd'C or Arrested.

New York. March 20.--A person named
Mcdonald was arrested to-day upon the arri-
val Of the steamer ThuriEgia as forger upon
the Bank of England. Mcdonald had mo-
ney, diamonds, and other valuables, but ne
alleges there is u II osS mistake.
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Fire.


Especial telegram To the Dispateh.l
ALEXANDRIA, March 20.-The Orange ana
Alexandria Railroad machine and lathe
shops were burned tonight. The loss is
$4,000; partially Insured.
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y.,e Railroad Troubles in Missouri.

ST. LOUIS, March 20.-The affairs of the st.
Louis, Kansas and Northwestern rairoadnre
Guicting. The metropolitan police and local
authorities seem ample to prevent further
damage or interruption to travel.
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PITTSBURGH, Pa, March 20.-Thc post
Office was robbed before 3 O'Clock this A. II.
Over one thousand dollars worth of stamps
were stolen,
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Another Victim EOnslf!

MONTREAL, March 2O.-The remains OF
Mr.. Hyatt, Il commercial traveller, nave been
found in the ruins of the st. James Hotci.
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Total ln,pDo gifts. all cash &59a.ooO
To provide means for this magnifirent Concert,
one hundred thousand tickets only will be Issued,
large portion Ot which are already sold.
PRICE OF TICKETS: oa ..-
Whole tickets, SO; halves. IS; aud quarters, $50
Eleven whole tickets fur Sloa. No discount on less
than kl0o orders. Nothing could be more appra-
pirate for presents than tickets 10 this BANQUET OF
WEALTH, or more likely to produce grandcr salts
factory results. The object of this THIRD GIFT
CONCERT Is the enlargement and endowment OF IN,
Public Library of Kentucky, which, by the special
act authorizing the concert for its bene't 10 be
forever free to all citzeIs or every State This con-
cert will I've conducted like the first and second, here
tofore given, aud full particulars Of The mode OF
drawing the gifts and paying them, and everything
necessary 10 thorough understanding Of the
aclcne. from beginning to end, are now published
IN the form Of circular which Will he furnished
free of cost 10 any who apply.
The entire management Of this undertaking has
been committed by the trustees TO Hon. THOMAS L.
BRA,ILEr re, late Governor Of Kentucky, to whom
all communications pertaining to the Gift Concert
should be addressed.
r. T. DURRETT, President.
W. N.HALDEMAN.V Weep resident.
JOHN 8. CAIN, Secretary Of Public Library OF KEN
lucky.
FARMERs AND DRoyERs BANK, Treasurer.
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Fire.

CINCINNATI, March 20.-Six stores, the post
office, and twenty dwellings in Lake City,
Chieot county, Ark, have been burned.
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Off for Vienna.

New YORK, March 20.-Thc steamer Guard,
with 1000 packages for the Vienna EXPOSE
ton, sails to-day.
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TOR NEW YORk.-OLD DO e>FFfs
h NINIOE STEAMSHIP COMPANI. asIsS -
WYhEVKE, ISAAC BELL, SARATOGA. NJ.
hGAHA, ALBEMARLE. and ItATTEkAS leave
New York for Norfolk, City Point, and Kirmonn
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SAlohOA
1T 3 o'clock L. NJ. ,.,,,,,>
Leave Richmond every TUESDAY, FRIDAY
aud SUNDAY ut high tide.
saloons, stat.-ronins, and bathrooms
The fare, accommodations, aud attention are un
SURPASSED. 80, c.,,
Freigl.ts for points bcyGud New York forwarded
with dispatch. and charge lnade except actual
expense; incurred. ~
Close connections nia!e with steamers lur a'
southern and furopcan ports.
For further information, apply to
JOHN W. WYATT, Agent,
nvcs No. 3 Governor street.
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z. hYSEtE AisES.

Married. On the 18th Of March. ut The Eleventh.
Street synagogue. by DR.. \. ;. Bcttellpim. hiT
JACOB NJ. WERTHENlER and Miss HANNAH
STERN; both Of Richmond.
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The New Jersey General Railroad Bill.
TRENTON, March 20.-The Senate to-day
passed unanimously the general railroad bill
already passed by the House.
The local option bill las been Indefinitely
postponed. go 1890. -
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Final Effort TO DcIay Fosters ExccH-
ton.
new IorK, March 20.-Foster's family
left bv to-dav's steamer for Europe. His
children, at his own request, have not been
allowed to see him since his Incarceration.
Fosters counsel are making final effort to
delay the execution upon the ground that
reprieve requires resertence.
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= AnasRs AND DnoyERs BANK, Treasurer.

AS the time for the concert Is close at hand hpril
stli) parties wanting tickets should send in their
orders intTaediatety IL they would avoid the rush
ana delay absolutely unavoidable in the few days
preceding the drawing. All orders and appllca-
lions for agencies. cirulars, and information Will
meet with prompt attention. esa1s. !,
THOMAS Z. BRhML ETTE,
Agent Public Library Of Kentucky,
ia ls~d2aw&weowtApr!l3 Louisville, Ky.
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GIFT CONCERTS.
VRANDEsT SCHEME OF THE AGE
$500, 900 CASH GIFTS
500, 900 FOR ONLY $40.
Nd GIFT CONCERT
TUESDAY, APRIL =,
TEN THOUSAND CASH GIFTS,

At this concert the best musical talent that can IL:
procured from all parts OF the country Will ada
pleasure to the entertainment, and
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gI,us,ATra,NAI.

TNFAHT SCH RALEIGH
II ScoT ,ST0S has aonenad and will continue until
hessst Inv. her ss,fiCsyf. FOR SMALL GILL
DRES. on the corner of Main and Third streets
ibid Robertson Hutfse,l Children entrusted 70 ier
WI n receive all proper attention. mn lp~3tT
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The Increased Congressional Salaries
Condemned.
ALBANY, N. Y, March 20.-The State Sem
ate has adopted resolution condemuiHg
the iucreaseof congressional salaries,
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OFFICE or PowHATAS STEAMBOAT COMPANY
September 2lst. 1872. !
OONSIGNEESO OF FREIGHTS5EMet
~ by this line are hereby notified that
on and after this date all freight arriving BY tic
steamers, unless moved within twelve hours a1trI
arrival. VIII ie store! ut their risk and expense.
Steamers arrive MONDAYS. THURSDAYS, and
SATURDAYS ut o O'Clock 4. 81. NJ
Sc - WILLIAM !. Sfer-l. /. NgPh!-.
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EXCHANGE HOTEL, March 20, 1879.
lle8Srs. Jorgeason, RamsSeH, and others, aaem
berS Of LcSislature:
Gente,nen,-In compliance with the reIuisltion
with which you have honor,d me, shall b.: pleased
10 afford yoi, the opportunity desired, AT Virginia
Hall, on SATURDAY AFTERNOON d Instant, ut
81 O'Clock. Very respectfully, yours, 80 q 8
IN Il. W. STONE
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Correspondence
HOUSE OF DELEGATES March 10, 1879.
ITO PROFESSOR STONE: The under
L siencd. members Of Legislature, who arc pre-
cluded from attending your exhibition of ELEC-
THU-BiOLOGT. &c, III hight. owing to their pub
lie dulles would respectfully request that you will
give them M opportunity CT witnessing your ex-
It sun paceas T5 viii at
Respectfully, &c.
CHARLES S. ROLLER,
II. III. KIDDLEBAkGER
GEORGE ii. SUUTHALL,
- j. SANGSTER,
GEORGE ". YOUNG,
and many others.