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In The Afflicted.

70 the Afflicted. No matter under
what form of sickness YOU labor, lhcr" Il
one great truth you should keep III nlhu:
Ali disease originates in IN impure con-
dilion of the blood. Purify that ahn li t'r
disease must depart nut you cannot purify
IA. hInnd by the use OF poisonous drugs,
and rXhmustivc stimulants. The b,St Blood
Purifier ever discovered Is Dr. walker
famous Vinegar Eitters, compunHru oi
simple herbs. EDLU1
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THE WEEKLY REGISTER

&, t.n largest ami altogether the most
compete news and family paper printed III
~r-, Virginia. twill! be sent t" any adj
dress one year for 500 Valuable prenl-
um~ 60 cIu" agents and TO subscribers.
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DIED.

DOUGHERTY-Febru 10Th, $50 al
the residence OF his father, No. ~ IA
tionaI Road, WILLIE X, son oi J"hh H.
and Lizzie DOughcr;Y.
Funeral Friday at o'clock. Friends "i
the family invited to attend.
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MARRIED.

SWEENEY-GARDEN--On Thursday,
llth inst. at the residence OF the brides
father, 4. T. Garden, ESD. by Rev. }. i.
Mcclure, d. D., Mr.. JOHN VI. SWEENEY 10
Miss JULIA GARDEN, both OF TINS city
No cards.
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deposits, while the sheriff OF Marshall, re-
siding within twelve miles Of the deposi-
tories at Wheeling, has TO make Journey !
10 Fairmont-a distance Of seventy miles.
The same difficulties have been
experienced by parties wishing to
redeem delinquent lands, and the sys-
TEN ought 10 be perfected, and strip
ped of these Objectionable features. AL
luding to the school fund, the report says
that the extraordinary advance in the
price Of United States bonds has greatly
embarrassed the proper investment oil
monte, accumulated in tine treasury and
belonging 20 the fund None Of the
bonds can be purchased for less than II
cents premium on the dollar, and to in
vest in bond. at thi, rate causes a loss at
once of three years interest, to secure
.ix per cent investment. In addition TO
tn, the National debt is being funded At
less rate than i per cent, which
involve, the necessity of
ealing in from time to time, certain
amount of outstanding bonds, and re.
drcming them at the L. :. Treasury at par
This dcpreciatcs the value of the bonds
to par with gold, causing a loss Of from
.; g., IN MR. r,,,, nu Tho Investment and
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FOR RENT.
FOR RENT.

- STORE ROOM, DWELLING AND
"a Hail, west sid" of Market. between
- 18th and 10Th streets. III bcCk :
Block. Also room az present occupied ny
G.. \. Wickham as an auction house.
Enquire of ANlON hfl MANN
ianl6
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INDICATED INHALATION !!
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DR.. |. H. L0NGD0N
A Warning that Should be Needed
by All,
Facts which Should De Read and
known by Every ton~UrupIiH"
Invalid in Wheeling.

In the courS,. of these letters. ~ shall
clearly show. not only the origin and cN-
tent at the practice e.! "M'dicdt"u inhaia-
ton. but is utter fttn' 10 rfr diseases g'
the lungs, when separated from conStltu-
fional treatment. Ne deem this caution
,IniuruilV proper tC the CDusUmptiNr i'll
valid To guard him against the HN"h"yta"N
dsc,ptiyu of a praCfiC" 10 which lac might
become Il victim. In rc>"rtiug 10 the lliu-
>iyr experiment OF "MedlCatcd Iuhala-
,ion. many precious hours may bo S4uau-
drrci-hOurS in which an ''irj"f gsReruj
treatment Biighi rescue the pIi"iHi from q. dth.
Extraordinary efforts hay" been mad"
through the newspaper press, under tn"
SucciDlly head OF Letters, INT pGid 'Dy ~ O,i-
refreshments. To convince the public that q
itIr gts,.rw for tn" cure ui pulmonary dis
eases. "Mrdiratcd lnha!a'inu. has recent
IL been discovered. and that 10y this means
the most fatal affections at the lungs may
br speedily r:ldicat,d. These r,lry>rula-
tiouSarc not only grossly INT cruelty UiVEH.
This treatment has long been familiar To
the profession: has been PrHClIc"d by
leading physicians in EdrOpvHud America
for a great number "t years. numerous
books have been written upon 10: IN"
manner OF employing IL fully explained {;
the best remedies with their Pr puIa..uu
and administration a.l clearly sal, cd. TO-.
limits Of IFS useful ness accurately defined.
and itS results in every irrin ut pulmonary
disease. detailed az great length, a. employ
ed hV the greatest lights of which the pro-
fr>>iuu can bna>t-~Gch mcr as Aristotle,
CELSIUS. Cialen. Huipland, Lawrence, Forbes.
Sydrnham. Harvey, Bennett, ~ir James
Clark. sir Alexander Crichton and Edward
Jruncr COXe-aii at whom, after the most
faithful trial, embracing an experience of
many years, pronounce II 'rh"HV r'6sq''1'"
10 NE cure Of disease ~ the ar passages ant
lungs.
No historical fact is more capable # tie
strongest demonstration. than THAI 'heiro't'-
'nrut of Consumption 10y "Mcdlcyt.d In
halatiou' has bean long fri,d tyrD4gh.g
f.stri and yrDu'l a. igi'iyr.. II has also been
subjected to thc most compl"t" and oN-
hauStiyr trial i'm all the leading hospitals
OF Europe, France and Germany. ana in
long years of private practice 10y men stand
ing AT tn" very head of their profession in
their respective countries. ana yet, az ,u,rV
case, failure has been the result. In cuuc.u-
sion. We appeal 10 ouI readers. Have yuu
eyer known q Si8gi. cure Or nus treatment
Great numbers have been miS."d by hut.
alas, not one OF all lis myriad victims las
ever been cured. II has been wei tried i'm
Wheeling by many who now sleep in their
graves. The same result has followed
everywhere. In many cases Il actually
,b.rtpuS Itc uS We will show hereafter.
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FOR ESEtE.
FOR RENE.

\, THE STORE ROOM FORMERLY
IA occupied 10y VIM. II. ~hclh. No.
-h-A III Main street irrwr-r'" per
wear. Possession given Imm Iu'rlN. For
further information apply lv TIA" under
signed at the above named place.
jan2lh y L. '.N''''I0'
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NorE-Dr. Longdou is permanently g.
labll>hed in Wheeling, and may be- relied
on for professional integrity and skill. He
lrvotcS special attention 10 all Chronic
Diseases. Cattarrh, Sorcthro2t Bronchitis.
Asthma and Consumption, ana may be
consulted free of char-" I'm relation {" ip"
treatment OF these ailments, al las Office.
No. lYH Eofl old Firth street, uppC>''r'ur
Cathedral, Wheeling, ". Va. lehn
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Forty wears has tested the value oi
DIR. 4. =. TOdd's Anti-BiiiiOus an"

INOIIlIIIVI.-.,
Sold by Druggists ami Dealers every
where
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DIR. Geo. Walkers

treatment consists in the INSCRIPTIONS rejec-
ton of all those deleierious mineral drugs,
which, while they momcntarily remove the
symptoms, poison the blood and permanently
fix the diseases in the constitution, which form
the sole panacea of that INSCRIPTIONS horde of
empirical charlatans who fleece their unsus-
solid gold requite them with shattered cnnstI-
tutfons, and uncomfortable existence. and the
prospect OF an ugtimely and early grave.
Letters by mail enclosing fee, IS, faithfully at
tended to.
Medicines provided and sent to any part of the
United States.
A CURE GUARANTEED IN L CASES.
Hours OF consultation from 9 a. n, to II m. / TO
j. D. box, lT79. auC7d5m
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DR.. Geo. Walker

having for a number of years made the above
maladies the subject of his special study, and
moreover, by long and careful practice, Modified
he treatment used and recommended by such
eminent men as Doctor Ricord, LaIlamond, VAL
dean, Videl, Wilson and others, as applied by
Them In cold and humid climates, so as 10 exact
ly suit the altered state of the constitution of
persons who have been acclimat1sed in tropical
and semi-iropical Countries, feels perfect conn
dcnce in undertaking. the permanent ana efTec-
tual cure of any of the above diseases of how
ever long standing or inyeterate they may be,
with a certainty of not only Graduating the DIS
order, but concurrently restoring The entire con-
stitution to perfect health and yigor.
The grand peculiarity of
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eH.

st Marks church, Episcopal. Rev. F. W.
billiard rector. Sundsy services. II a. m. and
8 p. m. Sunday school after morning service.
Seats free. All persons are cordially invited to
attend,
Roman Catholic, ltey. Jas. McGolrich, Pastor.
Rev. Eugene Cussan, Asst. Church none
street, above Twentieth.
presbyterian Church, Rev. J. Y. Cowick.
Pastor. Services at IL a. IN. and ~ p. IN.
Sunday School directly after morning ser
vice. Prayer meeting every Wednesday eve-
ming at IN o'clock.
Methodist Episcopal, Rev. w. F. Warren, pas
.or. Preaching every Sabbath at lila. m.
and Z p. m. Sabbath school at az p. IT..
Prayer meeting every Thursday evening. .Ths
public are cordially invited to all the services of
the church,
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F0rtv7Aird coaqra.-Roa. ". 4. Steel
Territorial omcen.

Territorial omcen.
G0usrnOr-no. N. Tnayer.
SscrsEdry-G. W. French.
ChaJ Justice Of supreme Court. ". Fisher
AssOcldtc JHsficss-JOs. n. Carey, Z. ThOman
Or"-. St11sS COAeetOr-E p. Snow.
Surveyor Gcnsrll- SilAs Reed.
EsoeSTsT II Pubic NOHsys-G. w. Corey.
Register u 5. Land O6ics-S. II. WinsOT.
IsrrforfIl TrsgsuTsT-S. W. DJwney.
TSrrtortdi AHditOr-J. II. HayfOrd.
?. 4. Arnold.
coNmhsiOtsr Of PsHn,RGcry3 Charles HHtToa.
N. r. Posi-.
territorial LtbruFinl John Slaughter
Commissioner Or inlDgigraHOn-J x. Jeffrey.
SEEcrsateHde1tl Of HsfTucusH-Johu Slaughter.
DStTict AL0rHsg-E. p. johnson
United States commissioners W. Brun.r-
CLsTE Of Let judicial Dbt1etJ. W. brunsr.
HIrBhal-Gitbert Adams.
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Pleasant and Profitable Employ
mcnt -" Rraut ulF' --IharmingI ION.
how lovelyr' what are they wOrth?" &c.
such are eNclnmations hy those who sec the
large elegant New Chromos produced by the
European ana American chr mo Publishing
Co. They are all perfect Gems Of Art. No
one can resist The temptation to buy when
seeing the ChromOS. CanvaSserS. Agents.
and ladies and gentlemen out OF employ
ment, will find this the best opening ever
offered to make money. For null particulars.
send stamp for confidential ci-cuIar. Address
+. GLEASON & co, TS Washington St, Bos
ton, Mass.
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County Orlcer.
LARAMIE COUNTY.

LARAMIE COUNTY.
GoD'fHtssi0HcTs / b B"ErY,
sAsr1r-N. J. 4Bi--aaLL "au'
COHSm5lea-W. 1Ryiur. &. :. Deyoc.
J%,i5'sss of Ae PeacS-Jnp. siauzhrsr. TN. Fisher
serk and hseouAcr-Ieo. stimpsOu.
PROBATE JudQs-D. G.. Tracy.
PyossevIag 4H0rHey-w ~. Cnrlrit.
SchO0f SHprrisfe1uf-af-F. W. HisiHrd.
Coro'er-Ja Talbot.
i~sSssSor-Ed. ). Morris.
CHEYENNE CITY.
r. c. whlpple, Prcs.sz Of. Mayor
John NealOn.
Bird Trustees John Z. Davis.
L. X Bresnahrh,
Peter HANNA
ClsrL-W. Richardson. sE. Of. Assessor.
Adrshdi-C.S Drvoe.
IredsursT.Isaac Bergman
Anornsy@T J. Street.
SuIuegor-A J. Pnrshall.
Police Jhsttces John Slaughter T. VI Fisher.
NJ settings OF The Town Trustees, Friday even
Ing In each week AT the City Hail.
ALBANY COUNTY.
Ron, n,,,,o. y, i; i mday,
Thomas Aisup.
sheriff.. Y. BrnPhy.
Jvstce' Of ne Peace z " y. P Ri,.sr'
Clerk W. MEDIUM.
PTubae Judge W. ritter. er-oneio Treasurer.
SnneriRteadeHt Of Sehoos-N. L. Andrews.
Coroher-JHme- Vine
LARAMIE CITY.
WIN. Harris. sr o6cO, Mayor
J. II Fiufrock.
board Of Ij1Btessi Il. Galbraiih.
t. J. Webster,
lJames Wins.
CLrk-Johu Mel cod. ea.oes-i1 Assessor
RGFShdi-M. A. Hance.
Treasuysr-L. D.. Pease.
AhOFHsy-HomeF Nerrrll.
Police JHsHcc-L. D. Pea-e.
CARBON COUNTY.
~. 7. Adams, Chairman.
Commissioner D CLAY,
Shsrig-D F. Krnuie.
clerk Perry l.. Smith.
PrO61fs JHigs Nm. l. Ash.
AsseSS1r-B. r. ryan.
Superintendent or SehOoh-D. r. KINNEY.
swEETwATEB COUNTY.
nv. p. Noble. Chairman,
ComndssioRers William Evans.
James Calhoun.
ShsrjG-4. A. McPhee.
Clsrk-A. Mcintosh.
Probate Juige-Jas. A. Brennan, ey. Of. Treas T.
AsSessoF- m: a. johnson.
UINTA COUNTY.
Commissioner New ell Brennan,
~. X. Sloan.
SheriT-wmiam Hinton.
Ctsrk--AlL. q. Lee
Probate Judge-w. II. Remington ,z. of. Treas.
Prosecuting AuOrnsy-H. GArbannti.
AsSsSs0r--M. G. Hopkins.
SuyUsgor-H. Robinson.
Superintendent Of Srho0ls-S. X. Temple.
C0roRsr-Thomas Street.
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COURTESY of Wvo. Archives r historical
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Masonic.

Wyoming Commandery No. /. Regular con.
clave fret Friday in each month.
Wyoming Chapter, No. /. R. A. M. meets
TALL, on the FIRST and third Tuesday evenings in
each month, at 3 o CLOCK p. m.
Cheyenne Lodge, No. Is, meets first and third
Saturday nights in each month. at Masonic Hall
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We will Insert an advertisement occupying
one inch space ~ lines nnuprreilt four
weeks In the following p papers for SO, the
regular rates of which are over Sljn-uur
price being less than oue-third q cent per line
per thousand circulation
Hartford. Conn. Courant (e o d., Daily, 5 sS3
Wi mington. Del. Every Evening. Daily 1851
indianapolis, Ind, Sentinel, Weekly, 5000
Atchison, Kan, Champion, Weekly. 100
Baltimore, Nd. Gazette, Daily, 1000
Weekly 500
Springfield, Mass Republican 70 o. d.
Daily. H.632
Weekly, 7.233
Minneapolis. Mimi. Tribune. Weekly, 5.572
Newark. n j., Advertiser, naily. 6,5Dn
Babylon, n. Y, signal. Weekly. 5.7H2
Troy, n. Y, Times, Daily, $3.50
Budget, Weekly, $50
Utica, N. Y, Herald, paily 1851
Weekly, 6.5Ou
Cleveland, Ohio. Herald, Daily, 800
Weekly, tu,GOO
Pitishurg, Pa, Leader, - tn w Daily, l2,45l
We-tchcstcr Pa, J~efiersOnian, Weekly. 5,lOn
Galveston. Texas. News Daily. S,GBI
Montpelier, Vt, Argus & Patriot. Weekly 1883
Milwaukee,, Wis Wisconsin, Weekly, G,UOJ
IB3T52
advertisements appenrin the weeklies four
times ana in the dailies p times.
address GEO p. ROWELL 4 %, Il Park
Row. Y. aug2g-4w dnw
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n V COLORADO.

For the treatment OF all diseases of the Blood
and Urinary Organs, Female Complaints Hys-
teIics, etc. All diseases of the Brain Epilepsy,
Paralysis, DImness of Sight, etc, Contagious
and skin diseases, Loss of Power, Nervous and
Physical debility, Spermatorrhea, Seminal
Weakness, and all diseases arising from the in
Structure, Syphilis, Loss of Hair, Sore Throat,
Glandular swellings, rheumatism and Govt.
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Hope Encam Jment, No. ., /. o. Q. F., meet
every I'd and 4th Wednesday of each month 4
Odd Fellows Hall.
Cheyenne Lodge, No. /, I. o. =. F., meets sverJ
Monday evening at Odd Fellows Hall.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-06-04
Sure Kennedy for bots

The Department of Agriculture
publishes the following experiments
which Il gentleman from Georgia
tried and found effective in dis
polling that serious trouble in hOrs-
es. About thirty years ago a friend
lost by bots a very fine horse. He
took from the stomach of the dead
horse about a gill of bots and
brought them to my Office to exper-
iment upon. lie made preparations
of every remedy he had heard of,
and put some of them into each.
Most had no effect, a few affected
them slightly, but sage tea more
than anything else /; that killed them
in fifteen hours. He concluded he
would kill them by putting them in
nitric acid but it had no more effect
on them than water; the third day
they were as lively as when put in.
A bunch of tanZy was growing by
my ofIlce. lie took a handful of
that, bruised it, added little wa
ter, squeezed out the juice, and put
some in. They were dead in one
minute. Since then l have had it
given to every horse have seen at
fected with bots, and have never
known it TO fail of giving entire re-
lief. My friend had another horse
affected with bots several years lat
err. lie gave him the tanzy in the
morning and dose of salts in the
evening the next morning he took
up from the eXcretions three half
pints of bots.
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EMPORIA NEWS.
GRAssHoPPERs.
From the Real Eatate Rerister.

From the Real Estate Register.
Eyer since last August, we have done
what We could through our columns,
to counterfeit the false impression pro-
duced upon the public mind ut the
east, by the gross exaggerations
spread abroad upon this subject.
For this course, we have been severe
ly censured by the aid shreikers, bum
mers, and professional dead beats gem
orally. The newspapers of the state
generally, with their wonted impair
TALLY, would one day publish all the
frIghtfnl stories they could hear of,
and contradict them the next. This is
independent journalism. Scarce pa
per in the state until quite recently,
has had the courage to expose, except
in individual instances, the plundering
schemes OF the meanest set of scoun-
drels that ever infested community.
Now that the EVIL Is done, past reme-
dy, some of them are loud-mouthed in
their denunciations of the whole
thing. Immigrants coming to the
state this spring; are struck with won
der at the monstrous stories they had
heard, and are apt to think that we
are all Il pack of liars. While the
multitude who do not come, still be-
lieve the stories they have heard, and
many of them will do so for years to
come. Thus our state receives two
fold injury. Here we leave the sub
ject, We trust forever, perfectly willing
to accept the impartial Judgement OF
the future in regard TO our course in
this matter.
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GsenmfmEs.

Egypt is n land of donkeys, but
they have morasses in Ireland.
"Borrow as you go" has taken the
place of the old maxim about pay
ing.
The grasshoppers are very fond
of onions. That accounts for their
strong breath.
1t is a sad thing to see people
squanderi0g money and know that
you cannot help them do il.
There's nothing kills a man so
soon as having nobody to find fault
with but himself.
"Sweet are the uses of advertise
ments," says Mrs. Darlington. If
all our merchants were as wise
as the old lady on this Ques-
tion, they would be less complain
ing of dull times.
The latest from the Philadelphia
Ledger's obituary mill:
our little Johny's on the shining shore,
he doesn't wear his little pants no more,
His little peg-top now he never huns.
He died cutting Of his little guns.
.'Who is that n statue Off" asked
n lady of her husband, pointing to
MI "ApollO." "The Apollo Belvi-
dere." claw how aflectionate you
are, my love. And now, darling,
who was Apollo Belvy 2" An ex-
clamation on pronunciation follow
ed
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,zz {1a:lz.
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GRAIN IsAISERS REFUsEAto submit
to the wasteful and imperfect wOek of other
Threshers, when posted on the vast superior
sly of this one, for saving grain, saving time,
and doing fast, thorough and economical
work.
Threshermen find it highly advantag
caus to run u machine that has no 'Beater,"
HPicker." or apron that Handles Damp
Grain, Long Straw, Headings, Flax, TimOt
thy. Millett, and all such Clnicull grain and
seeds, with entire ease and effectiveness.
Cleans TO perfection: saves the farmer ms
thresh bill by extra saving Of grain; makes
no "Litterings;" requires less than one
half the usual Belts, Boxes. Journals, and
Gears; easier managed; less repairs; one
that grain raisers prefer to employ and wait
for, even at advanced prices, while othcI
MACHINES are ''Out of Jobs"
Four sizes made with G, 8, 10 and
II horse "Mounted" Powers, also Ia
speciality of Seps ratOrs "alOne," eX-
pressly for Steam Power, and to match
other Horse Powers.
If interested IN grain raising, or threshIng
write for illustrated Circulars iseBt free W Ih
f-ll particulars of size, styles, prices terms, &c
NICHOLS, SHEPARD & co,
II I;attie Greek, Michigan.
i4-4feGW-2I-:D
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The Indian captives have reached
Fort st. Augustine, Florida. when
near it, one of them, Gray Beard,
jumped from the train and was shot
dead.
The heirs of Stephen A. Douglass
have been awarded Q claim of $685.
600, for cotton seized in the mater
ial plantation in Mississippi during
the war.
The Southern General Assembly
of the Presbyterian church is
in session at st. Louis. 1t
declines TO unite with the general
assembly at Cleveland.
On the 18th, Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Pherson, eight miles east of Column
bus, Nebraska, went off visiting,
leaving four young children home.
When they returned they found
the house burned down and three
of the children burned to death.
Philadelphia, May 2l.-The Unit
ed States Centennial Commissioners
met this morning and elected for
President, Gen. Jas. Il. Hawley, of
Conn, and eight Vice-Presidents
among whom is Gen. John Mcneil,
of Missouri, and an Executive Com
mite Commissioner Mathews, of
Ills, Chairman, Committee on OPP
enin ceremonies, recommends APP
propriate ceremonies on the open
ing and closing of the Exhibition,
and on the 4th of July. A partial
programme was arranged, as fol-
lows: President of the day, Presi-
dent of the United States; Chap
lain, Chaplain of the u. 5. Senate /;
Orators, Chas. Francis Adams, of
Mass, and Lucius d. c. Lamar, of
Miss. Poet, Henry w. Longfellow.
of Mass. Reader of the Declaration
of ye Independence, Ralph Waldo
Emerson, of Mass. Grand Marshal,
Gen. w. T. Sherman; Master of GER
emonies, Gen. Jos. Z. Johnston, of
Ga. The Commission adjourned
until Tomorrow morning, when il
will adjourn finally.
The Executive Committee organ
lied tonight by the election of
Daniel j. Morrell as Chairman, A.
Il. Goshern was elected Director
General, aud Meyer Arch Secre-
tary.