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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-03-19


Gen. Sheridan lett New Orleans, Sa'ur-
day, for the West.
VIRGINIA kicks against C.yil Rights. Re
pe boarder-." -" i the cry Of the prblic houses
ui the Old Dominion.-N. \. CoAimTc1ai.
The London correspondent of the New
York Times writes that the French Prince
Imperial is toadied by Britons 10 his hearts
consent.
Staten Island makes the proud boast Of
brewing two million gallons of lager per
annum, and is full of bright hops Tor the
future.
Propositions to dissolve the ice gorges on
the Schuylkill, by setting fire TO naphtha or
coal oil on the ice are receiving attention.
The severe weather has proved fatal to
TIE five giraffes at Central Park, New
York. On Friday they all died from
several yards of sore throat apiece
IN interesting family Of muNmies has
lust been discovered in cave on an island,
near Alaska They have beeu brought to
San Francisco, and will attend the centen-
NAL at Philsdelpha.
The attention of Mr. Richard Grant White
Ia4lcI 10 ilt It4idl VI u AtANNiN-
that ''man's inhnmanity to man could not
compare with woman's inhuwomani,y to
woman.
One Of the towns Of Massachusetts states
that its 'fund for assisting poJr persons
consists of two bonds, $500 each, OF Yer
mont Central Railroad, coupons due since
December lst, 1873, unpaid. The library
fund OF 81 900 is in the same securities
Father Chiniquy, who has embraced Pro-
testantism, has received threatening letters,
warning him on peril Of his life TO desist
from ministerial labors in Montreal, within
eight days
Belle Seymour, who has been wearing
mems clothes for year, and has been work
ing as day labOrer, was arrested at Mem
phis, Tenn, the other day. Although but
% years old, she is confirmed drunkard.
On Sunday afternoon snow fell in Mem
phis. Tenn. to the depth Of fifteen inches.
and was piled into drifts four feet high.
There was also heavy snowfall in Jackson,
Miss. only two hundred miles this side Of
New Orleans, where orange trees are laden
with fruit. and oyercoats are not known.
On Saturday last colored man named
Haines went to the house Of his mistress in
Fauquier county. Va, and seizing q hatchet.
made u murderous assault upon the inmates
the woman and her two cbildren-cutting
and slashIng them terribly. The woman re-
sisted and fought him from the house TO q
straw stack near by, where the fight was
ended by her splitting his bead open with
an axe and stretching him dead as her iees.
The woman was hurt seriously and tbs
children 50 badly that they will probably
die.
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There has nothing new been developed in
the case which calls for special comment
The pupulace have thus far been horribly
disappointed because Beecher has not been
put upon the stand The appetite grows ON
what it feeds on. After such high seasoned
di,he. A. Tilton. MoutJn and Mrs. MuultOn
the O,inston's were hat and in>ipid There
are seyeuiy-fve witnesses yet u be exam
ined. so the trial will probably last Il year.
The testimony thus far make. Il closely
printed octa,u volume Of eco pages.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-03-19

Tn Nj RIDER oF PROTESTANT S. AcAruI-
90, MExco. The Rev. ". y. Hutchinson
Superintendent Of Presbyterian Missions in
Central and Southern Mexico, arrived at san
Francisco On the 10th inst, aul furnished to
the Aha of that city some interesting facts
concerning the outbreak against the Protcs
tants in Acapnlco on tie 2Gth Of January.
The following is an abstract Of the A'a', Al
ticle
The Protestant church at Acapulco,
numbering over fifty members, was organized
during the week of prayer, this year, by Mr.
Hutchinson. Ii grew ont OF the conversion
some four years ago, of shoemaker named
Franco, who was converted by reading the
Bible The leading man in the society at the
time of the outbreak was Don Procopio DIas,
4 member Of the State Congress. Those en-
gagged in the movement had been threatened
repeatedly, the clre melting the Ignorant
and intolerant By his preaching. NJ. Hutch
inscn was advised. on one occasion, by an
American member Of his congregation. not L
attend the services that evening, the inform
. ants Mexican wife having been warned To
/ stav away. He went, however, and no dis
/ turbance occurred, and beyond the throw ing
| Of stones into their place OF worship, au ahan-
/ doned Catholic church building, the service
were undisturbed.
On the evening Of Tuesday, January -
services were held as usual, bnt Mr. huteh-
/ inson was 50 unwell chat he did not attend
/ There was no unusua indication Of hostility
ON that day but, after the family had gon'
to church. he felt preseatiment OF trouble
and took the usual precaution OF closing anc
I locking the doors OF the house. 10 whlcl
were. with him, his servant and some chill
/ dren. His presentiment proved well founded
After a little time 4 party OF men came {
the house. and one OF them was heard to ash
his companions, How shall We discover wh'
is inside9' Presently. however. a mes-enge
came up and told them that all the inmate
had zone 10 church Meanwhile, at tn
church scene of horror was being enacted
Shortly after the services began 4 few mel
came quietly in, and one young Indian, witt
his left arm wrapped loosely in blanket, il
which was concealed u Ratchet, walked ul
| the aisle toward the desk, where Senor Dn
was. Arriving there, he Suddenly darted a
! the Senor, and lunged at him with IN
B.aclete. Immediately everything was con
fusion and contention. The Indian : cOmpan
ions rushed into the fray, and the main bod
of the assailants began to pour in from th
outside. Members Of the congregation
rushed to the door ard succeeded in closin
out portion of the crowd. An Americal
IAN old resident, the same whose vile has
been warned two we' ks beiOre). believing h
would have influence with the mob. wen
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continue. dull, generally speaking, though
some hrancLe- show an Improvement The
merchants are, however. hopeful, and the
feeling that = good spring trade mus; Ae
had. is general. The weather il terrible
ALrON.
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Massachusetts NAG rs Icf- EQf,e Murray y
more than fifty years ago lie went by the
name Of old Priest Williams. aal he was
the pastor of Congregational church. The
following good story is told Of him lie
was - particularly fond" Of good horse,
and al ways kept his =" racer One Of his
parishiOners, jeremiah Shpmway. owned a
fine animal which the clergyman desired to
possess, ami one Sunday morning Mr.. Shum-
way drove up TO the church door in fine
style, Just as the minister was about dis
mounting from his own carriage, few stops
away The preacher and hisparishioner en-
tered the church door together. The for
mer drew him aside moment. - Jerry,
said the good man familiarly, - when / get
TO preaching you slip out and take few
turns up and down the road with my mare,
and after meeting is over tell ne bow you
will trade. And they traded on Monday
morning.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-25


JEFF DAVIS AND Hrs EVIL FORTUNE
"A correspondent Of the Watchman and
Reflector draws very melancholy picture
Of JEFF Davis's present life and the Ill for
tune that has dogged him ever since his
downfall began. He came out Of the great
struggle, says the writer, with money
enough to enable him to live comfortably
for his remaining days, but an evil genius
seems to have pursued him;eyery invest
ment was failure. He sought employ
ment, and was made president Of life IN
surance company; II endured his admins
traLion for a year or two, and then gave
up the ghost: lie bought stocks, but al.
ways to sell again at less than cost. And
now he Ia, or will very soon be, depend.
ent upon the charity OF people many oil
whom have an aversion for him. lie
would much rather work than lay him
self under obligation even TO his best
friends, but he is over 70 years old, and
nobody cares to give employment to q
man whom bad luck so persistenly fol-
lows. Indeed, he has but few friends
none among The loyal people,-nnd The
friends Of the Host cause" charge all their
failures to his mismanagemOnt; so he
lives, with his wife and quite numerous
family, in very quiet way, avoiding
publicity lie declined 10 deliver the
Dscoratlon.day address at Memphis, say
lug that no was SO directly interested that
he might say something that he would af'
terwafd be sorry for. His punishment Il
indeed scverer than II he had been made
martyr to the "lOst cause" on the scat
fold.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-25
FIRST MONDAY OF JULY,

At IL o'clock N. Said Court House to be built
according to the plans, drawings and specifications
Of MIR, G. G. Kemble, Of Wheeling, ". Va, q copy
Of which can DO seen al Tho Clerks Office at Mounds
Vile, W. Va; also at Mr. c, c. Kemble's office
Wheeling. The committee will receive bids from
nie and reliable master bidders for the perform.
ance Of the entire work, under one contract, and
also bids for each separate part Of the work Ivy The
various trades reserTlng the right to reject any oil
all bids.
The Committee will also receive bids al the Samt
time from any parties for the sale Of tho old Court
House. Should any Of the contractors for building
the new house 10 successful bidders for the old
house, such material Of the old house rs may h
approved by the Superintendent, may 10 liseil In
the construction Of the new building. Tho Bell O
the old building Is reserved by the Committee. The
Old building 10 DO removed BY the successful bidder
20 a. 10 not interfere with the erection Of the new
building.
The Committee reserve the right 10 reject any OF
all bids Contractors will be required 10 give Ap.
proved bonds and security for the faithful perform
ince Of their various contFactA
Proposals should DO addressed, "Sehlel PrOpoali
for Building New Court House al MoundBvIlleh oil
"SeAled Proposals for Sale Of Old Court House, all
TO be addressed TO WIN. Blake. Esq, Moundsvllle
". Va.
by order Of the Committee.
Iel6 II, 8. WHITE, Chairman,
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NEW YORK, June N.-COttOn-QuiCta and
steady at i5Aalj5sc. FlOur-ln fair de
mand; superhne western and State 81 5Da
1 so; common to good 50 2Oa5 20; good Ia
choice So 2Oa5 70; white wheat extra % SOH
0 80; extra Ohio So 2ja7 90; St. Louis 81 30a
s 60. Rye FlOur--I IN moderate demand al
81 2ja5 90. Corn Menl--Quiet and steady
at 50 Sjai 90 Wheat-lIeayy and la2c
lower; No. spring 81 10al 20; No. 2 ChIca
60 81 u; No. Milwaukee 81 10; No.
Northwest 81 ~; ungradcd Iowa and Min
ncsOta spring 81 i0al 20; winter red 81 81
al 50; white 81 3Oa1 80. llye--Qnlet at 9Oc
nsi 90. Barley-Nominal. Malt Quiet
and unchanged Corn-LOwOr and little
more doing; mixed western s0asl yfC; steam
or SOnS3c; yellow SIC; white sjc. Oats
lower and heavy; mixed western 62aO3c
white G3a05c. Hay = Firm ut G5a7oc
Coare-Steady at i0alsAc. Sugar---Steady
fair to good refining 7HasHc; prime SNc
Rice.-Quiet. MOlAses-Dull. whisky
Lower at 81 1917.
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CHICAGO, June N.-FlOur-Quict and
unchanged. WhCat-Dull, unsettled and
easier; No. | spring 81 O2; No. 2 fresh 9ONC
regular 0O9SaO6I{C spot; OOJSaO7c seller
July; OSka9S9EG seller August; No. 3,
O3jSc; rejected Sac. COrn-ACtive and low.
or; No. mixed 65C spot; GG4o bid seller
July; 6SLc bid seller August; rejected al
O4TaOjG. Oats-Dull and lower; No. 2,
5OJlc bid spot; 4SC seller July SIZE bid
seller August; rejected 40c. Rye-Dull land
nominal; No. I, SOC. lsarlcy-Dull and I'M
settled; No. /, 81 coal % spot. Pork
Steady and in moderate demand; $40 spot
$40 IT seller August; $40 40 seller SCptem'
Der. Iard-Steady and in moderate de.
mand; $l3 spot; $40 10 scllerAugust; $l3 80
seller September. Bulk Meats-Demand
active and prices advanced shoulders SCI
short rib mihdles IKE; short clear llNc.
Whisky-Demand fair and market firm al
Fl IN
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soctErY-In tho days Of the Round
Table a keen, sentcntious writer defined
society to be an aggregation Of all that Is
best, or that deems itself best, in the com.
tnunity, united in the potent free.musOnry
Of idlCness, TO pursue a protean phantom
Of impossible delight; close corporation
with a funded capital Of sclfslness, for
the cultivation OF folly and the abolition
Of time; a cooperative union for the ut
tainment Of the greatest amount Of hap.
piness with the least possible outlay Of
trouble; kingdom with an unwritten
constitution called etiquette, with an I'm.
written history whose chapters arc on
dts, with walls Of invisible ndamant,
with a tailor and modiste for It's king
and queen; world whose only traffic Is
In pleasure, where compliments nte cur.
rent coin, where manners pass for virtues
and vulgarity ia the only crime-this
gives but a vague notion Of the familiar
abstraction we call society.
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EAST LIBERTY, June 24.-CArTLE-Re
ceipts to-day 800 head, and 2,092 head fol
the last three days. The market haS been
slow today and prices IRE down further
several loads being shipped on. Now thai
the buyers are oil gone home the market 1.
considered closed for the week. Prices arc
of fully an &c from yesterdays quotations
lfous-Receipts to-day 1895 head, and
4,455 head for the past three days. York
ers 81 2Oa7 80; Philadelphia 81 l0a7 90.
SIIERP-Reccirts to-day 100 head, and
15,4OO for three days past Selling at - Il
ar No
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PIilADRLPlf1A, June N.-FIOnr--DlI
and and rather weak; Iowa, Wisconsin mt
Minnesota family s. bOa0 90; Pennsylvania
Indiana and Ohio 81 75a6 co. high grade
80 6Oa7 80. Wheat-in better demand; rot
81 S0ai 3OtS; amber 81 30al 81. Rye--St o.
al VI. Corn-AIOdefate demand. yellow
SOC. Oats-Depressed at 64a65C. Pettole
um-Dull refined i2c; crude 90. I'Fovis
ions-Unchanged. Butter -Quiett New
York extra 25a27c; iirsts 23a24c; rolls extrt
i4ai0c. Cheese-StGAdy; western iONallc
Eggs--Firm; western fresh gle.
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TOLEDO, June 2l.-Flour-SIeady aud II
moderate demand. Wheat-Dull and de
Clined; No. Q white Wabash 81 %; No.
white Michigan 81 24jf; extra do 81 26l.
amber Michigan 81 20; seller July 81 22jS
seller August 81 20; No. red 81 "a; No.
81 %. Corn-Stcady and In moderate de
mund; high mixed 7ic seller June; 10Y
seller July; 7llEC seller August; no gradt
Gsa6s1c; No. 2 white Tgc; low mixed G9H
damaged Coo. Oats-Dull and lower; No
q &c; No. 1, 5jHc; Michigan t4ywhite IS Y
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-25

TNHE MOUNTAIN HOUSE, AT ericsson
i, SPRtNGS.-ThIS iavorile Summer Resort, ht-
iiAtel on the summit Of the Allelhenes, will *
opened for the reception Of guests June II, 1878.
Great improvements In Buildings and urounil
since last season. Several Cottages 10 rent for The
the following places, The ProrrietofS, q. ". MUL,
LIN a CO.. Cressnn Springs, Cambria county, H.,
.. Cloud Hotel, Phila., or Frank A. Barr, Central
Hotel, Pittsburgh. 10
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GovIRNMESTs-Strong.
RAILROAD DONDs-Firm


Wilson & Wheeler, wooden manufaGtur.
ers, are reported rs having suspended pay
ment.
SToCEs-The stock market opened active
and excited, with n general improvement
OF ItaX per cent IN prices as compared with
the quotations Of yesterday. The tranSac.
tons in Pacific Mail and Lake Shore were
especially large The former advanced to
401 and the latter to G2N, At the second
call Pacific Mail declined to $50 aud Lake
Shore to 0i9S. The remainder Of the list
showed u decline Of lax per cent from the
highest point. At the final close the mar.
ket was firm at recovery in prices Aa%
per cent from the afternoon decline, Pa,
Ciic Mail was the most prominent stock,
and closed at 39aSOk, after selling at 4ON
and 3sh. Lake Shore recovered from 81 u
to GlsS, and Western Union from AZ to
TAN The other changes were generally
slight. Investment shares were strong,
with only small offerings. Delaware, Lack
awanna & Western rose to 1907, Pittsburgh
to OON, and Michigan Central to Os The
transactions at the Stock Exchange aggre.
gated 1911, 900 shares, Of which 5000 were
Pacific Mail, $1,000 Western Union, O,OOO
/
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Cincinnati.

CiNCTNNATf, June 2I.-Cotton-Dull al
l4Xc. Flour-Stealy and In moderate dc
nand. Wheat-Quict at 81 iSat 20. Corn
Rye-Quiet at 81 TO- Olls-UnChanged
Eggs-Firm at l6ai6Xc. Iutter-QuiOt
Cheese Firm atlOXallc. pOrk-Quiet at
$40 co. Iard-Dull and nominal; summer
sold ut I2C; Hulk Meuts--Demand good al
full prices; shoulders SIC; clear rib sides
IKE; clear Ike. Bacon-Demand fnil
and market firm Of 9Nai23Sal2SSC. Whisky
Demand fair and market firm at 81 "A.
lTous-steady; good light 50 6OA7 90
heavy 50 G0a7 0O.
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NEW YORK, Jnne 24.--The market L
lnll in nearly all departments Of trade, e&
copt woolenS, which are In fair demand BY
cl6thiers. Cotton goods are moving slowly
and in small parcels at unchanged prices
Cotton fiannefs are more active. Prints and
QinVhnrns dull. Foreign goods dull and
weak. The Daily Bulitiin says the agency
Of PAssaic, Lodi, Bedford and Albany print
4 now with Chase, Stewart L Co,
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Clerks OFFICE BOARD OP COMMISSIONERS, /
WHEELING, Juno 10, 1875. !
Sealed Proposals will be received at this office
until 1 o'clock r. N, Saturday, July ., 1875, iOT
matchmaking, masonry, &C.. on the following roads
In Ohio county;
River road, about 800 cubic yards maCailamIIlng.
Woods Run road about 200 cubic yards macad.
". WIS. i h. Pike, list Division, about 900 cubic
yards matchmaking.
Same, ID Division, about 1901 cubic yards ma
calamiilng.
". VAR n. Pike 1900 cubic yards mucada.
mixing
lrst.class masonry.
Specifications can be seen al this Office No bid,
received aitdr the hour mentioned above. The
Board reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
jOl0 CHAS. II. DEITERS, Clerk,
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TIE successful journalist gives himseli
up entirely to his profession, He deals
with politics rs with everything else,
solely as a professional duty; and all Of
politics not thus included In his peculiar
sphere he leaves alone. He deals with
opinions merely rs they touch the cur
rent Of daily life, from his atandpoint
and within his circuit.-AIbaRy Argal,
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There lisa marked increase In the receipt,
OF sheep and lambs, US seen above, large
proportion belngof the latter, for which The
demand here is quite limited. There have
been some speculative shipments on The
part Of our dealers to New York, but the
home demand for them, US well as sheep, h
quite slow at u decline of 40 on sheep and
6Oca$l 90 per head on lambs, where sold by
weight. We quote fat sheep at 4An5Ilc
the latter bclngo better quality than laSt
week; lambs 50 0Oa4 90 per head, and
stock sheep very slow and scarcely quota
bic al 81 75aS 80 per head.
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FINANCIAL AND COM MERCIAL
BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money and Stocks.

NRw YoEK, June 24.-MOSEY-Easy ut
2per cent, Prime mercantile paper 3lsa5
per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGR-Quiet at Si.SG}9a
4.sGA for sixty days, and a.S9Na49O, for
sight
GoLD-Firm ut ll7&all7Lt. Borrow
ing rates la2al.64 per cent Loans were
also made fiat. The Assistant Treasurer
dlsbursed $4,000. Clearings, $Sl 100000.
Customs receipts, s9S7,OOO,
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PITTSBURGH, Pa, June 24.-Wheat-Un.
changed. Cofh-Dull and dropping; ear
on track, 7Sa76c; shellel 7ea7sc, free In
elevator. Petroleum : DULL crude 81 20
al Parker'S; refined i2ai9lfc Philadelphia
delivery.
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DRoposAIs FOR BUILDING
Marshall County Court House.

Sealed Proposals will lie received by the Building
70 build q now Court House al MonndsVillc, WcsI
VIRGINIA, until the
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RRMARRs 81 pRRB CATTLE.

The arrivals Of cattle this week amounted
to l,447 head, against ,249 head last week
and 1893 head the corresponding week Of
last year, and the sales during the week
amounted to l,t2O head, against l ,l62 head
last week and 1870 the corresponding week
OF last year, and were as follows;
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SEALED PROPOSALS
.NITY OF WHEELING
PUBLIC BUILDING LOAN
Seven and one half per cent Bonds

by virtue Of tho authority vested ln us by an
ordinance Of the city Of Wheeling entitled IAN Or.
Wheeling for the erection Of a Public Pnlld.
Ing" passed by tho Council Of said city the l7th
day Of March, 1873, aud ratified by the qualified
voters VI said city al al election held on The 9th
day Of April, 1875 we will
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-25
A sstdNEEs' SALE OF REAL ESTATE
ISSUE OF SECOND SERIES OF STOCK

ISSUE OF SECOND SERIES OF STOCK
The Board Of Directors Of the Working.
mems Building Association No. 2, have or.
iered the second series Of Stock to be
issued. Dues to begin on the 9th Of July.
Premium uniform. No bidding for money.
All wanting shares are intitedtO be at
Beck's Hall, Market street opposite Post
Oaice, on Monday, i4th June, att o'clock P.
NJ OF any Monday evening following
By order Of he Board. ieiiFas
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THE WHEELING DAILY INTELLIGENCE FRIDAY MORNING JUNE g. 1871
NOTICES.
NOTrcE-
Redemption Of Gas Loan Bonds.

The holders Of the Bonds Of the City Of Wheel
January 18th, 1871, arr hereby notified that Bonds
NO, ~ Z, ~, %, l25, a. 49, % IS 10, 49, l0t, u,
nave this day been drawn by lot, and will be paid
July In, 1870, at the Exchange Hank Of Wheeling.
said bonds Will cease u bear Interest after July lst
N. REILLY,
a: J; sWEENSEY,
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Il Is proposed by the Committee TO have an exhI.
billion early In the coming month July Of Works
q Art, RsllcS and Curiositles, Any person having
Relic or Curiosity y requested 10 lend the same "a
the Committee, which may b done by reporting
such TO any member Of the Committee. A suitable
place has been provided for taking proper carr Of al
articles lntTuAted to cara Of the COMMITTEES, and all
such will b returned Intact on conclusion Of ex.
hibiuon. BY order Of the Committee.
c. ]. RAwLINo, Secretary. ie2l