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The New York herald., 1875-12-18
MR.. o'CoNoR's CONDITION.

Mr. Charles o'Conor had interview Of three-quar
ters OF hours duration with Comptroller Green yes
terday morning, commencing at eleven O'Clock
The nature OF the interview Is not known
Mr. 0'Conor ate broiled chicken with very
considerable RELISH but did not digest IT,
as he did the day before The patient dozed ftfully
most OF the day, aud il s feared that relapse may
occur, unless Mr. 0Conor is compelled TO be careful
and less mentally active He converses too much for
his safety but IL impossible to check his ardor
compel him to his desire to be up and doing
The New York herald., 1875-12-18
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping and shpmasters are informed
that by teegraphing HERALD London Bureau, ad
dressing Bennett No 40 Fleet street. London" or to the
Paris Office addressing Bennett 81 Avenue dc popera
Paris the and departures from European and
ports Of American and all foreign vessels trading
with the United States, the will be cabed TO this
country free OF charge
Captains arriving at and sailing from French and Medi-
ports will nndt the Paris Office the more economical
and expeditions for telegraphing
The New York herald., 1875-12-18
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

Matinee performances win be gwen to-day at all the
principal theatres
An amateur concert viii be given this evening at
Chickering Hall ior the benefit Of the new Church Of
St Francis Xavier Many Of the best vocaliss OF the
city will sing.
Mr. Irving s understood 70 be studying "othelo, y
in which he will probably appear about tho time
az salvlnl and his fellow countryman Ross are an
nounced TO appear at Drnry Lane.
The New York herald., 1875-12-18
BRooK1YN pHILHARMoN1c SOCIETY.

The eighteenth season of the Brooklyn Philharmonic
Society commences tonight At the Academy OF Music
across the water the last public rehearsal ycster-
day the house crowded The orchestra is that of
Theodore Thomas with the first Of all American con-
ductors in charge of the baton. Thomas has proved
himself to be the first and best of our leaders The
most difficult and trying of orchestral works have been
successfully conquered by him and his band The pro-
gramme the rehearsal yesterday consisted OF the
following
l. Symphony No g. Eroica. a.................B Beethoven
sso Aassn fsaas+s con brio Sasie@Aeco Sfas5s0 yvae.
2 Rcct Then cometh Jesush Macfraren
From st John the BaptisL'D
Mime. Antoinette Sterling.
tEnIroouct0h' Tristan and Isolde. Wagner
Issder "a Der Kreuzzag. Schubert
Madame Antoinette Sterling
s. Rhspsode Hongrose, No Lszt
The Heroic Symphony rendered with degree
of artistic finish that could not hope for in orches
less trained than that Of Mr. Thomas. The beauti-
ful phrases which deeply engraven in every
musicians heart came out in bold relief In the Cor
ishrish legend of Christian and Isolde,n which Wag
ner has put in such a musical FORM the
chcstra another decided triumph. The finale,
in which the unhappy lovers reunited IN
death, and which abounds IN emotional phrases, was
given with spirit and iervor that stirred even
the apathetic Brooklyn audience. The house rose
and overwhelmed Mr.. Thomas with applause. But
when the magnificent orchestra essayed the Liszt
work, tho "Fantasie Hongroise" F" which Hans Won
Bllow has played with such effect In New York and
Boston, the applause to pitch OF genuine en-
husasm. The conductor was called before the curtain
again and The sooist Nine. Sterling, in
place of Mile Drasd indisposed. Nine Sterling has
not at all improved by her European experience She
sings monotonousy and without the slightest degree OF
expression The school in which she has studied has
gwen her only precision and correctness without the
slightest particle Of feeling sentiment II was TO be
regretted tnat Mile Drasds illness interfered with her
appearance at the Brooklyn Philharmonic yesterday.
The New York herald., 1875-12-18
nENgAMIN ". rnAYEa. TnEArnE ANp NEws-

PAPER PROPRIETOR.
Benjamin W. Thayer, senior member Of the firm or
Thayer and Thompkins, proprietors OF tho Boston
THEATRE died half-past nine yesterday evening in
Boston He had been III for some weeks with Brights
disease Of the Kidneys and his death, although some
what sudden was not entirely unexpected Mr.. Thayer
was about sixty years Of age He had hold Offices Of
municipal legislative importance In Boston and the
State or Massachusetts, aud very much respected
the community. He proprietor Of the Boston
Sunday Times ana director sundry banking instl
tutions In all tho relations of ie he was good cit
zen unbiased aud useful legislator apd hrm aud
atnad aat
The New York herald., 1875-12-18
cuIcKERING HALL.

A very enjoyable chamber music concert took place
last evening the artists being Mime. CarrenoSau
and Mr. Cervantes pansts; Messrs. Joseph White and
Emile Sauret, yiolnsts Mr.. Werner, viooncelo, and
Mr. caryl Floyio, accompanist The following pro-
gramme rendered.
Quartet, minor. Mendelssohn
(Alegro troppo; andante, scherEo; finale appas-
Nine. Carreno-sauret, NM. sauret White, Werner.
seherro spohr
NJ. Emile Sauret
Baade, q Chopin
Senior Cervantes
(Aegro tempo di minuetto hnae)
Nine. CarrenO-S Sauret, Senor White.
G.. xyt.,.a... xua.ds, a q major
songs without "orus u major ..''''' Mendessohn
Sonata for Violin. Nardin
NJ. Emile Sauret.
'Andante Con Variazionin ........ .Schumann
Nine CarrenoSnuret Senior Cervantes
Accompanist Mr. CRry FioIio.
In the Mendessohn quartet Nine. Carreno-S -Sarpct
red of all the honors This lady has gained in power
and expression playing such few artists hope
for in the same short space Of time
The New York herald., 1875-12-18

Sailed from Provincetown Dec 10 schr II Phillips Nick
erson months whaling cruise on the coast Of Al
RIGA -
At st Vincent. CvI Oct o bark John Carver, Of NIB,
Bravo.
letter from Capt Smell of bark Adonis Gibbs OF NIB re-
ports Nicholas CVI Nov having taken o1 Dois
sp oil since leaving Tenerihe; bound south ~ .
from the third officer OF bark Pioneer Iripp o
reports her at Santo Antonio CV Nov having taken
oil since leaving Faya; oil well.
The New York herald., 1875-12-18
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HER
wHITEsroNR TELEGRAPH LINE

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS HERALD
wHITEsTosE TELEGRAPH LINE
Steamer Etna Cr) Sampson Santa Martha Nov "a Sava
na Dec and Apinwa 7th with %dss Sc and PASSENGERS 70
PIN CO & No ,SsSna lat White as ion With IL III
Steamer Wyanoke Couch Richmond, City Point and Nor
ok with dse and Old Dominion Steamship
Ship Cleopatra Ans cslangish BORDEAUX SO days % & in
a. passed large quantity Of timber Gan, a7 u. Part.
land Oct ie ballast Faneh Edye Co Had heavy
and sw gales no Sf sns 1 'a o John NIB Burke IA
df e h sussr s. % 8 o Is o passed
Brig George Gifchrist Paten Havana 10 days. with
Brig Samuel Lindsey Of Boston, Gibson, New Orleans
sci 70 Miller 4 Houghton. Had heavy and NV gales;
been days north Of Hattsras p. os a.. -,
hemp 10 Thebaud Bros Had light winds TO Hatteras;
away deckoad blown of the to tho Gulf Stream
scSr Grace Webster Gales New Orleans 20 days with
sugar and molasses 10 Howell a Son. Had heavy
schf W + Drnry of Boston,, Henderson Fernandina 9
days with lumber 70 gu Brown vessel to Parsons
schr Katie Collins Co Phadelphia) Matthews, Fernan-
dina dy Nr yellow Bape Rpe days with
lumber Eppinger, Russell Co; vessel to Van Brun
schr Russell Rankin Jacksonville days. with lum
ber TO master Is bound TO New London. -
schr vraie, Price Georgetown Sc days. with naval
Scnr j. John Gabriel Wilmington NC days. with naval
stores to order; vessel TO L Powell Co.
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH
scbr b Jones, Jones, Rockland Tor New York
Schr Adea Chase, Chase Proyincetown for New York.
Schr John ID Paige, Boston for Philadelphia.
Schr Amos Frye, Smith. New Haven for New York
Schr AIlston Fitzgerald Boston for new York
schr Z I smith Baker, Providence for New York
Schr 1tebecca Smith, Smith Boston for Baltimore.
Schr Ann X CARL, Tyler. Boston for New York.
schr c J Van Name, Handy, New Haven for Virginia
Schr Sea Foam, Mills New Haven for New York.
Schr Alpha, Allen Boston for New York
Schr Charlie Cobb, Kennedy, Rockland for New York.
schr Island city Allen. Gloucester for New York
Schr Mary Weaver, Boston for Philadelphia.
Schr Jennie Huddel. Cranmer, Boston for Baltimore,
Schr Il II Mead. Gornam Norwich for New York.
schr David Floyd. Clifford, Plymouth for New York:
schr Emma l. Wnsor, Jones, Providence for New
York
Sclr Amos Briggs Briggs Providence for Haverstraw.
sehr Oliver Scohed, Dssosway New Haven for Balti-
The New York herald., 1875-12-18
OBITUARY.
Ex-JuDeE eARREr VAN wAaNER.

EA-JUIWH IAIIHa4 FAN WAHNEf
Ex.Judge Garrett Van Wagner, Of the oldest cit-
zens Of Passaic county, New Jersey, died yesterday
morning his residence No. SO North Third street,
Paterson. He born in Bergen county, bat at an
early age 70 Paterson In 1864 be elected
to the Assembly, and subsequently chosen as one
Of Judges Of the Passais County Court Of Common
Pleas, In which lie served for TWO years He was
always quite conspicuous politician AT his death
he was in the seventeen year Of bis age.
The New York herald., 1875-12-18
SAILED.

Steamers Nuphar (BD, Hamburg; Somerset tBp, Brs
Galley Of Lorne tBr) Glasgow Tyran fBr) do ships
Enoeh Train tBr Lverpoo spartan San Francisco brig
Chas A Sparks Havana, Shannon, Caibarien
Wind at midnight WNW, fresh
Barometer sunset, 1882.
The New York herald., 1875-12-18
AMERICAN PORTS.

ALEXANDRIA, Dec i8-Arriycd, schrs Lemuel Han. New
Bedford. sarah Bruen New York.
BOSTON. Dec l6.Arrived brig Elba lBr. Cook, HavasA
I7th--Arrived, gFAmcr Oriental Matthew's, SayNnnsli'
s-s- p,in~sss fo"iss Norl. Fnq Pa.vros sIocaer,
The New York herald., 1875-12-18
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
WHALEMEN.

Newport RI Dec l7spar buoys have taken the place
all the buoys in Narragansett Bay Tor the winter
The New York herald., 1875-12-18
BOUND SOUTH
BOUND EAST.

Brig G G Sweeney, Cole, New York for Havre.
schr eguin, Whittemore, Richmond, Va, for Boston,
scnr Baltimore. Francis, Hoboken for Norwich
Schr Forest Oak, Parker, Baltimore for New Haven.
schr American Chief, snow New York for Bucksport.
Schr John Way, Jacksonville for Boston.
The New York herald., 1875-12-18
SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
/ soaA Destfnation %
Steamer.

DATES or DEPARTURES PROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTHS
or DECEMBER JANUARY.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-12-04
Mr. Mason and Scripture.

Mr. Mason seems to be much better read in
the Lex Pdrliameaiaria, and cases in impeach-
ment, than he is in the Holy Bible. Or, 1t he
is not. then it would be well to examine care
fully the cases he cites from both. In his i'm
parchment speech quoting, or rather m'Sqnn-
ting the language Of the Pro,iigal 5 IN, he says,
have sinned against Heaven aud earth, aud
am no more worthy to be called thy son-have
mercy upon me a miserable sinner.
The nisquotation after all was not, perhaps,
the result of ignorance of the text. The pun
pose Of the speaker was 10 show that Dir. Bu'-
dett was net ct to hold office. it would, there
fore, never do to give the real language of the
Prodisal, which was in fact All application
for rc-appuintment to ofiice.-" make ne as
one of thy hired servants which applica-
ton, by the way, was promptly granted.
Ga mature consideration am satisfied that
ignorance was not the cause OF the above mls-
quotation. The familiarity that the speaker
exhibits with the arlbles forbdS the Idea
Drawing tie line between conduct impeacha-
ble and nut improbable, he says: But pro-
famty is not Improbable, why? Because 1t
does not tend To show that a person is unit TO
be political AGENT" Why. the Hero OF The
10Th chapter Of Luke cuuld not have hooked
out for himself more carefully. y
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-12-04
TIE Capitol Removed.

Washington Hall, the Capitol building
at Wheeling, WAS totally destroyed by fire on
Tuesday morning last, about half past niue
o'clock. The third story WAS known as the
Masonic Temple, aud the fire was FIRST discov-
cred iu that portion of the building. The leg
isiatars were about entering upon the abOrs
Of the day when the alarm was given, aud
being good runners, as illustrated in last Falls
races. they made good time-aud their escape
y com ~ercial traveller from Philadelphia:
named j. C. Oliver, lost his life, whilst exert
inc himself 70 stay the rayaSes of the hre
6eud. by the falling of the second floor. lie
was horribly crushed aud burned, aud died
shortly after being taken from the burning
building. lie was Mason, and taken charge
of by the members Of that order. hree other
persons Were injured. II is sail toe building
could uot be replaced at this time for less than
500 Geo. Tie carpet in the Temple cost last
Spin. 5000. Insurance on the building only
SIl goo. Several business firms occupying
apartments on ground ,or were burned out
with heavy loss. The House oi Delegates
will uow occupy the Cour, Room, and the SEN
ate will 90 iuto tue old Billiard Rom Of the
Mcclure House.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-12-04

By a recent decision Of the Postmaster Cen
crsl, Publishers have right to prepay the pos
tagr at the usual rates on all papers ordered
&c be scot from their Offices for no matter how
short a time, if only for once. This decides
that a subscription To a paper is toe payment
for the same by any person for any purpose,
and the direction that is to be sent To a person.
or persons whose names are given the publish
ers for aay length Of time, short or Long,
whether one week, one month or one year.
Captain Harry Rid,llebarser, who after
handsome run Tor the senate from R'ckins-
ham. Page aud Shenandoah was defeated, says
in published letter: 1t should be the aim
Of every one % forget the chickering's and strife
ofthe campaign; t. contribute by every means
in bis power TO healing tie wounded feelings
Of the canvass To erase from his mind its as
periiics, aud bury them with the occasion that
produced them" That's good, sound advice
Tor AN attitudes
The points now made in the billiard saloon at
Wheeling are points Of order.
"Notes from Dixie" very interesting. in type.
Thevar so well seasoned that they will keep IN
I'll next issue.
4 caucus Of the Democratic members Of Con
grcss is called for Saturday afternoon. Excite
meut runs high at Washington on the Speaker
ship question.
The Steamer "Suanyside,' on the Hudson Eiv-
er, on Wednesday was cut by ice and sunk. Elev-
en- persons drowned. aud 6,ty others reported
elingiug 10 the wreck.
proposition to terminate the arrangement ex-
istiug betv cen the Valley Railroad Company and
the B. & q. r. z. for IA, running OF trains be-
tween Ilarri,oubusg and Stanton by the latter,
was defeated
I The large aud elegant billiard room of the
Mcclure House has. since the tire, been converted
/ into senate chamber. Persons seeking cue
I Co We, Virginia politics and policy, can apply
with hopeful expectations to Senators.
Vow that the Senate West Virginia is domi-
I ciied ia billiard saloon. white washing is
/ made easy-8s each member Is expected To- carry
bis chalk IN bis vest pocket. No aI!usion to the
impeachment cases now on hand.
. II Wheeling cannot now accommodate the
Legislature, We suggest a removal TO this place
We viii guarantee line large al for the use o.
f. ibe S,uttc-proviicd it Incorporates Charles
Washington Hall" into each BILL and the Cour
House viii afford ample room for the Delegates
Cistyru in the back yard FOR the brethren who
get dsy-prosy
Ar affair OF honor came OF in Delaware on las
Nuudly, between K. W. BAYLOR, OF Norfolk, Va.
a nephew Of Col K. ". Baylor OF this couaty
and Col Kccc1D, c'rmerly OF the L. ;. Army
The latter was the Challenging party. T. shot
fred by each-Mr. BAYLOR received a flesh wOun'
~ the ct side In this case as in the trouble il
Eden. woman was at the bottom Off.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-12-04
Gov. Kempor's Message.

Gov. Rsmper, OF Virginia, sent his message 70
the legislature oa Wednesday lie dwelIs upos
finances, recommend, rytrencameut aud reform
aud th. Ambition OF the secret ballet. n takes
uo account o., the ,birI Of the original ante bel
ium debt which was assigned TO We, Virginia,
and which he emphliicaily declares is "uot
part, al the existing debt Of Virginia. Bu, As 70
the deb, proper OF Virginia, which his predeces-
snrs newly aud expressly assumed by toe terms OF
Jhs funding act. the Governor SAYS:
''Uur obligations are clearand plain. Even IL
10 vttc conceded that the federal government.
oy destroying the cujitg OF the original state,
became liable Cor the debt, nevertheless, bv the
i.rus o.. The funding act and by the subsequent
sealing aud delivery GO creditors oi the bond. II
PROVIDED Tor. Virginia has a,,used new, nd,-
pyuteLt and iuyluiable obligations Tor their pay
ueut. These bonds constitute our debt, and IN
respect Q" their payment itis due 90 the honor and
c-, dIt ui the state, 10 is dcwaudrd by every MA
teru i1tcrc,to our people. that tue voice of the
government aud each oi rs departments shall
give forth no ulcsitatu sound
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-12-04
Congress meets next MonlAy.
DIR PkEECS.
E.om Ia Yoledo BIade.

Success is never achieved without merit.
man may make poor article AID sell -
once and there being 40 00O0O0 people IN tne
Uttcd States, the sale 10 each one would he
,u,,l,h 10 make Il decent fortune But an ar
ticle that holds The field year after year an"
The sales Of which increase regularly aud rap
idly. must have absolute merit.
DR.. l.. V Pierce. of Buffalo, n. Y, occu
pies our entire eighth page to-day with his
various articles. We admit it. hecanse W.
know the Dictur and know Of his articles -
We know him To- lie regularly eiucaied ply
stefan. whnSe diploma hangs "h the wall "i
his nif e, aud we know that he has aSSo 'i1tr'
with hin several Of the must eminent practi'
TONERS m the country. We kunw that par
tie, consult him. by mail and in person. from
an the States Ia Il e Uuirn every day, aud thai
they are fairly aud honestly dealt with.
This grand yesnl, las been accomplished h>
two aleneics-gnnh, reliable ariicleS-ar'icir>
whish, once liltrglgeed, work easily Their @w"
They have succeeded because they ought L"
have Succeeded
If ynu would patronize Medicines scieniiii
callv ~ pared Nv y skilled Physician and
C enisr. use DE-. Piercc's Fimily Meiiriue>.
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Alternative. aud misunderstanding, and an uu"-
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Pellets. scarcely larger than mustard seeds
constitute an agreeable and reliable phvNic;
Fiyuri;c Prescription remedy f'r d"hliia'e'
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remedy ir Pain. Bowel G. Complaints. and a.
unedualel Liniment lur both human and horse
flesh while his DE- SageS Citttrh Remedy
is known the world over Il. the greatest sprri-
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given 10 the public. They are spd by drug
.iSis
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DE r. V. PirncE:- Dear SW-TwenIy
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largc ahsreSS IT, frn pn each les, which KEEP
continually 6i>charaing. was attended 10,
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bvhtry the doctors wanted ~ take one irs "ii.l
Finlly. after spenlius hundreds If dollars. !
was persuaded To- try Your " G len Medical
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say am completely curel. aud for the fist
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aud shall hp clad To- satisfy any person at the
the truth of this infnrmltion. ! mn. >ir. Yours
respectfully. WILLIAM RYDER
81 .I,TrrSnn Street. Bnilalr, \. Y.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-12-04
Virginia.

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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-12-04

IN tie Circuit Court Of JeCe's'n C'nn'y.
: West Virginia,
J. ROSE aud others, Plaintiffs,
AgainSt
! Is. BROWN ard Wife. DgendG"ts,
~ CHiNCERY
Extract from Deere Of November 6. 1875
"The Court dnth adjudgc, order and decree
that this cause be referred Ia Com nis'innrr ol
this Court WHO is instluct d IT, ascertain and
rrpntt the debts uf Defendant Jacob H. Brown.
due by judgment AID b, Bond Note. or Omen
Account existing priOr To Septru'b-r 30. lSIi
and the prnrits at the hrns aHd 90 iako th'
p..nnsitnms pi such witnesses a. may b. br ught
before Inn. tnuchinS tic issues 'hi-e" ny IN D'u
and answer, and report to the next g! N Oi the
CouIt
a copy. Tes,c-
ROBERT r. BRoWN.
Clerk q. e.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-12-04
Personals.

United States Senator Logan is i'll at Chicago.
Charles 0Connor, the great lawyer, is critical
ly ill.,
The American Minister to China, Hon. b. P.
Avery, is dead.
Richard Henry Stanley, native OF New York,
and Attorney General OF Hawaii is dead.
p. F. Peudleton of Baltimore on Monday lat
was reelected President oil the Valley "ailroad
Company.
Judge Advo ate General Holt has been retired.
As the days Of arbitrary arrests have passed by
his services are No longer needed. Way he, IN
his return To the shades Of private life, live long
to Iumuaie over his hardness, aud repent.
Rev. |. Miller, al the Stanton Seminary
has 4 cane made from "a Palmetto log which
WAS IN Font Sumter from the beginning /"
the tnd OF tie scisc
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-12-04
EPHRAIM WATSON and others,
IN CHINCERY.

Extract from Decree of November 18th, 1915
Ii is ordered that this cause be referred to
Cleon Moore, Commissioner OF this Court, VINO
sh all convene before him the Creditors oi SAID
E,hraim Watson, and of said Josiah Watson.
who have liens binding on the Real Estate oi
them and OF either OF them. and take an account
OF all the debts which are liens on the Real Es-
tste OF said Ephraim Watson and said Josiah
Watson and either Of them in the order OF their
priprites. stating Whether such liens are binding
on the whole oi such Real Estate. or on part only
and Il so. on what part; and he shall also aseeF-
tain and state the total value OF said Real Estate
and also ill., annual or rental value, distinguish
Ing aud stating separately. AZ between the Real
Estate OF said Erhraim Watson and that Of sIid
Josiah Watson"
ROBERT T. BROWN.
Clerk c. c.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-12-04
State of West Virginia,
jefferson Co.. Set.
{ In the County Court.
| November Term, 1878.

Alta COUNTY COURT. continued and held
u tor SAID county. NOVEMBER 10, 1875.
ordered That all Surveyors OF kuad' IN lhls
county shall within ten days after they are notl-
fed OF tbrr appointment take the oath OF Once
AS prescribed in chapter 1874, section ., Oh The
acts oi 1878. and return copy OF said oath u
the Clerk OF the County Court To BE- flied IN his
ONCE. All Road Surveyors VII" have not cu'n-
piled with this order are required 70 do 50 within
thirty DAYS from this ddtr.
The said Sorvcy0rs ui Roads are required To
make annually al the May Term report rs re-
quir,d by section G. chapter 1874 oI the acts OF
is12-3, before their bills will be audited.
No Road Suivcyor viii be allowed 10 hire ex-
ira labor, OF to make purchases to be charged to
the rad iunI OF TINS district, without hrst hav-
ing obtained written authority from both the
Justices ui his district, setting forth the sm0unt
ne can expend.
No Sui veyur, or sGb-Surveyor, viii be allowed
10 employ hts own wagons. teams, pluughs. carts
81 scsHpers. except IN proportion 10 his amount
i-h-. compared with uih.rs.
kmad SURVEYORS will b. required to return an
i:emizcd account al all expenses ON oath.
A CoPy-Teste
Nov. II, lS75-St. Clerk.
Sp.ra aud Regi-ter copy.