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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-06-04
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Secretary Ricbsrdson to.ds. ra,o -.
tice that the principal and accrued inter.
est o. me bonds below designated, known
as ~ ponds, Will be paid at tho ,Treasu.
~ Q, tne United states In the city Of
washington, on and after the Sd day Of
oePtemoeS, 1874, and that the interest Of
sa saiu pon9s WIN cease on that day. Cou.
Ron ponas Known % the third series Of
me ,eHo eSt OF fe9ruary ~. 1853, dated May
4eos, as follows: Coupon bonds, $50,
S.oo M9: AgSo1 70 no. l2l0O, both inclusive;
Ply, no. S4UO1 to o81400, both inclusive;
S9VV, " 70: II60l TO 1880. both inclusive;
$t,VgV, No: 4lUV1 10 4BlOO, both inclusive.
A21a, oV0UgO.
,heglstered oonds-$SO, No. 14l1 To
t4oV: @ Dotn inclusive; 800, No: 10561 to
~ ~; sonn 1vo9O, potn inclusive; $50O, No. 630l
" " SSS0' 9SS0' pom inclusive; y goo, No. 9101
70 9SVy, 3ogoo Dotn inclusive: $4,000, No. 1082l
10 tC9o9, pom inclusive; total $500 900;
stanu lotal ~ ovO0p0O0. United States se.
SurltIes forwarded Tor redemption should
Ss auotes,ea 70 the Loan Division Of the
SecEs!aLys ONCE, and all registered bonds
snould be assigned to the Secretary OF the
Treasury for redemption. "
FREEDMENs SAVING AND TRUST COMPANY.
The bill passed bv the Senate n amend
the Charter Of the Freedmsns !" SSv;n si1 y
and Trust Comnanv nroVides Tho. % 1S;,h;s
ten days after the enectmsnt The Gomn
troller Of Crrrencv shall anno;nt 0 .h.l"
Commissioner who ] nnder H, bis d;rec,;oo sMiou
and control Of the Secretsrv 1 of tho Ou Tscoal
ury shall take nosession oi tbe hool-s I 1aSS" nd
ali the assets of tSs bsnk and n; ~ anu
and have power to wind M an the busi.
uhau NJ oo{d IoaIr an5 IA. i.-I-
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GERMANY.
MERrrNa or rnr r,lprnnn,.

BERLIN, June S.-The Gear will meet
NE Emperor Of Germany about the mid.
die Of June OF Ems. A semi-ofIlcial denial
ts given to the reports that the candida
t9re OF Hohenzoleon, Prince for the
Drown ol Spain is to be revived.
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The New FiyeIper cent Loan.

NEW YoRK, June Announcement
d made from Washington that subscrip-
tlons to the new, I've per cent loan will
continue to be received at the Treasury,
and o call for 8 30 bonds may be shortly
expected. The Rrpress says the Western
Union directors have Just declared .
quarterly dividend Of two per cent, pay.
able on the 10th. 'fslsy % sSsS''
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THE Barnesvllle District Conference is
in session at the NJ. E. Church IN this
place this week. Nlneteenaministers are
In attendance, and several more are ex-
pected before the close Of the session.
81. Clainpils Gazette.
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Mr.. Q. 3. LUTz len our country some
time since tof Europe, with the intention
Of bringing back with him 200 German
families. MIR. Lutz is an enterprisirg
man, and deserves the commendation oi
both Upshur and Randolph,-Up Upshur
Oh. Data. |. - ----
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-06-04

TIM wine crop in France has been GO.
riously affected by the late frosts, That
viii not be bad news for the Ohio grape
growets-proyided their own crops come
out right.
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THE Boston Post says the lille dispute
between the Mikado and Mr.. Bingham,
as to which shall run the Empire Of Js+
pan, Is still undecided.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-06-04
WASHINGTON.

WAsnNoTos, June s.-The Illinois
Press Association, with their wives, by
special appointment, paid their respects
to the President this morning.
The House Committee on Appropria-
lions have agreed TO appropriate SlO0..
700 for the continuation Of HAYDEN. q sur-
yeyi and $3l 900 for those Of Powell. :,
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PRonA1LYthere are to-day more uu-
employed and poverty.stricken men as the
direct result Of agitation Of the railroad
question than at any other time In the
history Of the country. .-.S Pau Pioneer.
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.


LONDON, June S.-The race for The
Derby stakes Of EPSON to-day was won
9y q. II. q, George Frederick, B.R C,,
Conrene. Defer came In second; o. H d.
Atlantic, third. Twenty starters. The
Weather was favorable.
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NEW YORK CITY.


A1A ghhEs
NRw YoRK, June s.-Duriug May tho
funded debt ol the city, according 70 thG
Comptroller's report, shows ar increast
Of over eleven million In two years and
three'quarters Of the reform government
ANNUAL CONVENTION. {
The sixth annual convention Of the
National Christian Association, opposed
to secret societies, convened In the Syna.
cure last evening. Previous to calling
the convention to order session 81
prayer was held. In the absence of the
President Of the Association, Rev. M.
Carson, Of Peoria, the First Vice Presi.
dent, Rev. ]. Livingstone, Of Detroit.
took the chair. The Recording Secretary
Of the Association, q. Kellogg, Of ChIca.
go, was at his post. The exercises were
begun by singing the Coronation, follow.
ed BY prayer invoking divine guidance
upon the deliberations Of the Association.
Addresses were then made urging upon
the members the necessity Of sdppressing
and driving from the land secret orRanIS.
ations, Of whatever nature. At the see.
sion this evening, Q. w. Green, Of In.
diana, made an address upon the Patrons
Of Husbandry, T,7'.--i-I"'''- :
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SPAIN.

ti t-- y 80 4AE L nErlI /
BAYoNEE, June IA battle Is imment
at Estells, where the Carlisls are IN great
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5,s5e.7e7 pounds Of tobacco were pro-
duced in Noble county, Ohio, in The year
1873. ~ ,9i .,i,sfssi5.i { ,
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Further returns Of the Oregon elections
Indicate 0 majority for Grover. The Re.
p1hlicals still claim o majority for
-WiLliams, for Congressman.
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MASONIC oRANn 1onnr.

at meeting Of the Grand Lodge olthe
Masonic fraternity OF this State to-day an
Invitation was accepted from the Grand
Lodge Of Illinois to asaist at laying the
corner stone Of the new United States
building In Chicago. II was also resolved
TO take up . collection for the relief Of The
brethren aufering in Louisiana.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-06-04

| SAN FRlscneo Juns / i Helm,
owner Of the celebrated ttottlng horse
Sam Purdy, dropped dead last night on
the Vallejo boat. He was intending TO
take turdy east soon. l4E Fc IT
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Elected President Of the PennSyl.
vanla Central Railsoad. Ma

PHILADELPHIA, June 8.-Thos, Scott
has been elected President Of tho Penn.
sylyania Central Railroad, ~ = rs a
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Tickeh 70 all principal points In the East and
wet can ee procured at tho Union Ticket Onico,
m Lure House, and At the station at BtidRO.
siss General Passenger =; "a 4; TIsist hSs as,n.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-04-07

for such longer time as they may so remain,
not exceeding the ordinary warehouse rates
charged in the town in which or near which
tue depot or warehouse is situated.
IL. All depot agents of any railroad COR
porStion having depots in this State shall, if
required by the consignor, weigh goods, mer-
chaudise aud all other kinds of property de-
livered for transportation st the depot, when
delivered, and receipt for the same.
IL. The term "railroad corporation, con-
tanned in this act, shall be deemed aud taken
to mean all corporations, companies, public
carriers or individuals now owning or op-
Grating, or which may hereafter own or op-
crate, any railroad in this State.
13. This act shall not be held to apply to
any city or street railroad.
II. Any railroad corporation, agent or per-
son which shall fix, demand, take or receive
from any person or persons any greater toll or
compensation for the transportation, receipt,
handling or delivery of goods OF merchandise,
or for weighing the same in violation of the
provisions of this act, shall forfeit and pay
for any such offence asy sum not exceeding
one thousand dollars aud costs of suit, in
cluding reasonable attorneys fee, to be taxed
by any court where the same is heard by ap.
peal or otherwise, to DO recovered in action of
debt by the party aggrieved in any court hav>
ing jurisdiction thereof. And any officer,
agent or employs of any such railroad cor.
poration who shall knowingly and willfully
violate the provisions of this act. shall be
liable to the penalties prescribed in this Sec
ton.
Is. Any wilful violation of any OF the pro.
visions of this act on the part of any railroad
corporation shall be deemed and taken as a
forfeiture of its franchises and such cornora
tion so offending may be proceeded against
by tho prosecuting attorney in any county
through or into which its road may run, by
scire tacias OF upon information in the nature
of quo warranto to judgment of custer and
final execution.
16. All railroad companies doing business
in this State under charters granted or laws
passed by the State of Virginia or this State,
are hereby declared to be domestic companies
or corporations, and shall be treated as such
in all cases
IL This act shall take effect and be in
force from the first day of April, 1874.
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r@TRANsIENT BILLs-eAsn.
PuEIIcAI
THE LOOM OF LIFE.

All day, all night. can hear the Jar
OF the loom of life, near and fur.
1t thrills with its deep and muffled sound,
As its tireless wheels so round and round.
With hands as busy as har ds can be,
Time. the sceptre of mystery,
Slts at his loom with his warp outspread.
To catch in its meshes each Rlnnctug thread.
Swiftly the shuttle flies ont and in,
Lsee it carry the thread of sin,
Aud grief and error. wrong and caro-,
The wOof shuts down and holds them there.
Through the busy dav and the midnight gloom,
Busilv. ceaselesslv goes the loom;
The shuttle flies and the wheels turn fast,
The wOof is wound IN the web Of the past.
When will this wonderful web be done,
That vas thousands of years ago begunl
When will the wheels of the loom be still.
Aud the weaver rest. as he some dav wilI
Here is thread of love wove in,
There is another OF wrong and SIN,
Grief and error, wrong and care,
The wOof shuts down and holds thcm there.
o phantom weaver the wears are slow.
But each is nearer the end. know,
What a checkered thing will our eyes behold,
When thy toll IS done and thy work unrOlled.
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5Fuit Of ydtrrsolr,
TUESDAY MORNING, April I, 1874.
RAILROAD CHARGES.

AN ACT to establish reasonable maximum
rate Of charges for the transportation of
passengers and freight, and to prevent uD-
just determinations aud extortions in the
rates to be charged by tho different rail-
roads in this State, for the transportation
of passengers and freights on said roads.
Passed December q, 1873.
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-"Rents ore enormous" as the loafer
said when he looked 1T his bTeeches,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-04-07

CONGRESS Water on draught at
~ July IS, 1878. MAsON'S Drug Store.
uOFF'S celebrated Ext. Malt, fresh supply
just received by ". S. MASON.
DURE. genuine, uuaduIterated London Brown
A s Preventive against Cholera, Msson's
IA Anti Cholera Remedy warra nted reliable, also
a sneciic in Diarrhea, Dvsentery- SC. bottle
should be in every house. Found only at
July Is, 1878. MASON'S Drug Store.
SILVER Soap, for Silver, sold by
~ August l2, 1873. GEO. T. LIGHT.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-04-07

DEAD'S Concentrated Essence Jam4ica Ginger
IL an lnvs iuabie family medicine. possessing ali
the medicinal properties together with The aroma of
for sale by c. E. BELLER.
TTPRAE'S Freckle, Tan and Pimple Banisher
~ cures Biotches. scuryy, Dry and WAtery Pim-
Piles. all kinds of letter, Tan, Freckles, Sunburu
Grubs Worms in the Skin, s just received and
for sale by C. E. BELLER.
iLoRSEFORD's Self tRaising Bread Proper tion,
} unsurpassed for ma king light bread biscuit,
cakes md pastry, for sale by c. f. BELLER.
SSILVER Soap, or polishing Silver. Tinware. &C.,
~ for snIe By C. F.. BELLER
TENURNIP SEED.-Whlts Norfolk, Red Top and
Rutaba ga Turn Up Seed-all fresh and reliable
just received and for sale. Z. E. BELLER.
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-Pauch defines the Home Circuig" as
walking about with the baby at night.
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BANK DIRECTORY.
AGENTS.

w-The following gentlemen are duly au>
thorized to receive ADVERTISING and SUR
sCRIrTIoN for the ".Spirit of Jefferson" and
to collect and receipt for the same:
GEO. d. MCGLINcY- Shepherlstown.
JouN p. MutMsGury.
CHAs. r. LEE-BerryViTe.
JOEL w. RoBERTs-N Ni0IIepGy.
ADAM LINK, Jr-Dtields Depot.
JAS. W. BARNHARP-Lmionv
NJ. w. BURR-Bro,rm's Shop
+. II. RoBERTs-Kca
HENRY S...LEAGUE-Leeto,on.
JOHN w. DALGARN
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b9-Tbe stockholders of Berkeley County
Agricultural and Mechanical Association
have elected the following officers for tho en-.
suing year President, Hon. C. J Faulkner;
vice>PFesideut, B. CushEa; recording secrs-
tary, J. n. Wisner corresponding secretary,
H. 81. Blackburn treasurer, O. j. Faulkner,
Jr.
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EDUCATIONAL.
WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.

EsTABLsHED by Congress: adopted by the
II Ststei aided by the benevolence ofindivduAls,
societies, and other Institutions.
Five Departments of Instruction-Liternry, Sci
entidc, agricultural, Military and Engineering
Also a thoroughly organized Preparatory Depart
ment,
In charge of largo Faculty of accomplished
schoIars and succeesful educators.
FALL TEEM bseins Sept. 4th WINTER, Decera-
Der 4. SPRISG, March "a.
CoMMEXcEMGNT, June l9, 1873.
Total expenses from 100 to $3.50 per year
Less to those boarding in clubs
Send for Catalogue, containing full particulars,
to ALEX. MARTIN,
President.
MorgsntowD. W. Va. July %. 1872.
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CIRCULATING LBRARY.-To accommodate
~ the reading community, hsve reduced tho
price to 10 cents per week in advance ANY Book
to read for that sum. GEO T. LIGHT
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fNIGARs.-The very bc't Cigars cold in town and
y atPrices from sc to SC each. No cheap dam
agod stock on hand. Will cell hy the Box a dis
count. GEO. T. LIGHT
pEYNOLDs' Pillr, and all other patent medi-
Ia cincs. sold hy GEO. 7. LIGHT.
August IL, 1873.
T AMPS, Lanterns and Lamp Goods just receiv-
II ed End by GEO. T. LIGHT.
DARLOR IAMPs.-Half dozen pairs splendid
Parlor Lamps for sale by
Nov. IL. 1873 GEO. T. LIGHT
pEEsENTs t6r every ono, to bs found at
Dec. 10, 1873. GEO. I. LIGHTS.
AMPS 1.-The hest and cheapeEt-for sale hy
IL Dec. ., 1878. GEO. T LIGHT.
CAGE.-Pure Ground Sage, for sale by
~ Dec. ., 1878. SEQ. T. LIGHT.
&ALTPETRE.-Pures saItpetre and common Salt.
- petre, for sale By GEO. T. LIGHT.
{ I'LL LPAlSTINGS-genuine- for sale by
" Dec. ,, 1873. GEO. T. LIGHT.
GROUND DPEPPER-pure-soldb by
" Dec. 1873. GEO. T. LIGHT.
SHOE Polish, French Backing, Glycerine Lo-
Dec. 2.ls73. GEO. T. LIGHT
I'VE Offer nothing but the best of atticles-hsve
supply the common kind If desired.
Dec. ., 1873. GEO, T. LIGHT.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-11-28
MONEY MARKET.
BY TELEGRAPH.


PARIS, November 27.-Rentes, 6lf.
CSC.
NEW ORLEANS, November a.
Gold, lllsi sight, ! discount; sterling,
54OG54l.
LONDON, November27. The amount
Of bullion withdrawn from the Bank OF
England on balance to-day is e25, 600.
ConsOls for money and account, 93t(g9 3t.
United States 5-20s Of 1866, lost; do.
1867, 1901; 10 40s, 1O4i; new IS, 1881
New York Central, "a; Erie, 24l9243
Erie preferred, 40.
NEW YORK, November 27.-MOney
was in fair demand at 2494 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, 5(97 per cent,
and 7CGI0 per cent. for second grade.
Sterling was dull and closed weaker,
4S5iG,485a for sixty days, and 458iG490
for demand. Dry goods imports, S12S,-
374 Customs receipts, 1882, 900. Gold
opened stronger, selling up 10 lll5, but
closed at IFS. Borrowing rates, per
cent. and fat. Carrying rates, 1Ge3 per
cent. CleRTings, So, 100000. Treasury
disbursements, SI74,0O0. Government
bonds opened firm and closed strong with
a moderate business; coupons Of 1881,
49,; 1882, 1923; 1854, 1l41; 1866, 1l6;
1865, new, 100; 1857, il9l; 1858, 1875
new IS, 1i22; l0-40s, ia; currency g.,
lis. State bonds were quiet but
strong; Missouri 6s, 96l; old Tennessee,
"a; new Tennessee, "a; new Vir-
GINA, IS; old Virginia, SS; old North
| Carolina, %; new North Carolina, IL.
Railroad bonds opened and continued
frm. with good request, prices being
well maintained in late dealings. Stocks
were arm at the opening for speculative
shares, and advanced tot per cent.
during the morning, the chief business
being in Northwestern; later the ad-
vance wac lost in the general list, except
Pacific Mail and Northwestern, which
continued firm and active. In the after
noon the market was irregular. Erie
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Rankrupf Sale.

IN pursuance OF the terms Of q trust deed
Il executed to me by j. II. Burlington and N.
A. Burlington. on the 18th day OF March, 1874.
which deed is OF record In the Recorder ONCE
OF Mississippi county, Arkansas 70 secure the
payment Of certain notes in said deed men,
TONED, L will, on Thursday. January Fl,
1875, between the hours Of 10 o'clock
am. and o'clock pm.i IN front of
the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Court
OF Mississippi county, Arkansas, in the
town OF Csceola, sell for cash, the following
real estate, situated and lying in Mississippi
county, Arkansas: Being the southwest quar-
ter OF section thirty 1901, in township thirteen
ll3l, range eleven III east: the south half Of
section twenty-five Isl, and the south half Of
section twenty-six III, and the southwest
quarter Of section thirty-four l3il, all in town
ship thirteen ll3, range ten ll0l east, con tain
ing in all nine hundred and two acres, and
known as the WhitmOre place. About 500
acres cleared and under cultivation, with
valuable improvements on the same.
Also, the following real estate: The north
west quarter Of section thirty-six 36l, In town
ship thirteen ll3l, range ten .l0l east; and
northeast quarter Of section thirty-six 1851. in
township thirteen [l8l, range ten 10l east
also, the southwest quarter Of section three
81, in township twelve u, range ten i0l east
also, the northwest fractional quarter Of sec
ton thirty-one 1911 township thirteen il3t,
range eleven III east-safd last described land
known as the Fain plantation, containing
about 500 acres Of land, and about 80 acres
under cultivation.
The title to said property believed 70 be per-
feet, but sell and convey as trustee only.
novel JNO. W JEFFERSON. 1'r7stae-
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lake shore. Union Pacific and 0hiol
l were t6as lower. Toward the close q
business the market was strong, but dull
in the end, changes in the general isl
being only ICi,4 per cent The impress
sion Prevailed that the recent "bullsn In
Lake Shore were selling that stock and
buving other Shares, and the course OF
tbs m srket favored this theory. Within
| 4 faSV DAYS SUSPICION has xxi 90 % at the
newt I,sise Shore dividend EIll Oily be
per cent fnstesd or 4 as generally exs
nected. This suspicion may have grown
out Of the fact that 3 per cent. IL no
longer bid for dividends. transactions
of fhe stock exchanges 8tt fekated Tao, :
600 shares, Of which II 600 were ResterB
Union, 5000 Pacific Mail, 1900 Erie, "a
600 Lake Shore, 1000 Union Pacific, S6, coo
Northwestern, 6000 st. Paul, 5000
Toledo and Wabash, and 1900
Ohio aud Mississippi. The clos
ing quotations were as follows:
Canton, 80; Western Union Tel
egraph, 500; Quicksilver, So; Adams
express company, lis; Wells & Fargo's
express company, S5t; American ex-
press company, So; United States ex-
press company, 64k; Pacific Mail, 464 I;
New York Central, l0li; Erie, 27b; Erie,
preferred, AZ: Harlem, 1904; Harlem
preferred, l25: Michigan Central, 76l ;
Pittsburg and Fort Wayne, Ssi; North
western, 46}; Northwestern preferred,
1888; Rock Island, 1901; New Jersey
Central, 1855; st. Paul, $40; st. Paul pre-
ferred, 572; Wabash, 29J; Wabash pre-
ierred, Al; Fort Wayne, 95i; Terre
Hsute, Ill; Terre Haute, preferred, 1874;
Chicago and Alton, l0I; Chicago and
Alton preferred, los; Ohio and Missis-
sippi, 32s; Cleveland, Columbus and
Cincinnati, "a; Burlington and Quincy,
1921; Lake Shore, 80; Chicago, Col
umbus and Indiana Central, 81; Hill
nois Central, 90; Union Pacific, $50;
Central Pacific bonds, 953; Union Pa
cific bonds, 94s; Delaware and Lacks
uaua 100
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$4,000 TICKETS-GO0O CAsH GIFTS.

Authorized by act of the Virginia Legislature
(passed March 8, 1873.