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THE WEATHER yesterday was cloudy and
cool during the day, with rain at night.
Range Of Taernnon.eter ut TIE Dispatch Office
LOCAL MATTERS.

RELIGIOUS SERVICES To-MoRRow. - The
usual religions services will be held in all o.
the city churches tomorrow except the fol
lowing special appointments:
st. Peters Cathcdral.-Palms will be
blessed BY Right Rev. Bishop Gibbons al
10:l5 A. NJ. At j y. NJ. the Bishop will
preach on the Sacrament Of Matrimony.
Manchester Misunderstanding D. S. Dog
gctt ut II 4. VI.
TRINITY Nethodi$t.- The pastor at IL A. NJ
and 1:45 =. Nj. Subject in the morning,
THE Christians Future Glory.' Subject
at night. "Judas and the Betrayal
First Baptist. .-Rev. j. l.. NJ. Curry, D.
D.. at IL \. VI. and = Z. NJ.
GrGce.S Street BaptSt.-tev. j. u. Jeter,
u. H.. At IL \. NJ.
TeadLie-Srect Baptist. - Rev. A. b,
Woodlin 1t II a. NJ. aud 1:45 Z. NJ.
>ercn,h. Street tin iStion.-Rcv. ). Il. ~
lcr At IL \. VI. and 4 Z. NJ.
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MANCHESTER NEWS.
mfy Council.

The CITY Council met last night at the
Auditors office at 1855 o'clock, Mr.. Craig IN
the chair. The roll was called and the fol-
lowing members answered to their names ::
Messrs. Howle, Jones, Perdue, and Moes.
Not a quorum. A recess of fifteen minutes
was taken under the rules; at the expiration
of which time the roll was again called. Mr
Eubauk was the only additional N ember pre-.
sent.
The Council being still without quorum
(seyen constituting the requisite number),
those present commenced putting on their
hats. and several started out. At the door
they met Mr. Morrisette, one of their body.
They then returned and took their seats. At
the request of several members the clerk was
instructed to note Mr.. Morrisette as present
at the second roll.csll. The Council then
proceeded to business.
The rules governing the meetirgs Of the
body say that they shall meet the first and
third Friday in certain months, March being
one of them, at Il O'Clock P. NJ; and that
the roll shall be called. If quorum be not
present, the members shall wait fifteen min-
i,tes at the expiration Of that time the roll
shall again be called, and if no quorum be
present the Council shall adjourn.
MESSAGE FROM THE MAYOR. -;"E
The following message was received from
the Mayor, read, and on motion OF Mr.
Howle, referred to committee consisting o'
three.
The President appointed Messrs. HoWle,
Perdue, and Joues as said committee.
MAyoa's OFFICE, MANCHESTER. VA,}
March 10, 1875.
To the President and Members Of he Gag
Council, cityo Manchester, Pa.:
Gentlemen,-I have the honor to preseD
FIR yonr consideration the following sugges
tions: 1st, The necessity for making some
provision for the poor Of our city. During
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DEATH AT THE CITY JAIL-SUSpICiON OF
P0IsoXISG NOT VERIFlEp.-Coroncr ylor
was called upon to hold IN inquest upon the
body OF Winston Davis, Il colorcd man, who
died in the city jail yesterday afternoon.
Deputy Sergeant Briggs having been sworn
stated that deceased was received at the jill
on the 29,h of December last. lie was con-
victcd of two cases Of petty larceny, ana
sentenced to eight months imprisonment.
Tie went out with the chain-gans on We'd
neSday, and "Wednesday night was taken sick
for the tilSt time since his confinement.
About ten minutes 10 II O'Clock OF that
night witness was awakened by some one
calling Mitchell. Witness went to the
window to ascertain what was wanted,
and was informed that deceased was suffer-
ing violently with pain in his stomach.
Witness Immediately went down and unlock
ed the cell, and gave deceased dose OF NO.
6 with fifty drops Of laudanum in it. Thurs
day morning Mr. Franklin sent to witness
for dose Of oil for Davis. the Oil was sent
Is requested, and nothing further was heard
about the sick man until about O'Clock yes
tcrday afternoon, when one OF the men came
and reported 10 witness that DAVIS was dead.
Witness was surprised, as he had supposed
that he was suffering only from an ordinary
stomich-ache. Witness was absent at the
Hastings Court from 10 4. VI. TO 2:3O L. NJ.
Deceased never asked for physician.
James Turner, Il prisoner, was next exam
ined. Upon being informed Wednesday
night by Davis that he was suffering, Wit
ness called man named Mitchell to notify
Mr. Briggs. but before Mitchell heard wit
| ness Mr.. Briggs inquired what was the mat
ter, and was informed 10y witness. In few
minutes Mr.. Briggs came down with some
| medicine. The medicine made deceased
yomit Il great deal. The deceased was i'll
pain all night long. Mr.. Briggs was called
only once, a> the condition of deceased
seemed not 10 require his attention or pre-
sence. The next morning Crhursday) he
was better. and asked for dose of OIL which
was given him. All the balance Of the day
deceased seemed TO be easier. He died so
easily that witness thought he had gone to
sleep. There was woman lMartha Sauu-
d.rS) who came to the Jail Sunday and
brought deceased something to eat. De-
ceased had told witness that he formerly stald
with her, but that they bad fallen out. He
ate some of the food on Sunday. Two other
prisoners told witness that they had eaten
some of the biscuits brought by the woman.
Madison Twluc, also prisoner, confirmed
in the maln the statement ol Jlnics Turner.
Witness beard Martha Saunders say last win
ter that she would have her revenge OF de
ceased; she was mad because he had left her
for another woman.
The jury, Of which W. Ii. i. Garnett,
E>q, was foreman, brought in verdict thai
deceased came to his death ''by some cause
which they cannot ascertain from the eVl
dcnce before them, and they are of opinion
that the .iailor is not clarseable with any
neglect or duty in the case"
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DIALECT HuMoR.-Professor w. 5. An
drews will deliver one Of his interesting lee
lures on Monday night at the Second Bap-
tiSt church. The Professor, it will be re-
membered, was in Richmond about eighteen
months ago, aud the following paragraph,
published at that time in city paper, is eyl.
dence of how he WIS appreciated:
"The lecture by Mr. w. 5. Andrews on
Dialect uumor,' at Assembly Hall, on Tues
day night, was complete success. Taking
the dialects of England, Scotland, Ireland,
and America-incuding, of course, the
negro-he gave an anecdote or conversation
requiring the impersonaIon of two or more
characters. These he executed in the most
mastery style, changing his voice and man
ner to suit the characters. His mimicry was
perfect. In bis delineatiOns OF American
bumor he drew largely from Mark Twain,
Josh Billings, and Bret Hartc. His repre-
sentation in voice and manner Of the Widow
Bedottc could not be more to the life"
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RAupty INCREASING BCstSEssos THE DAM
VILE RoAD.-As one result of the change OF
gauge on The North Carolina railroad, CON-
peted on Thursday morning, thIrty-nlne car
loads of through freight for southern points
pissed Greensboro yesterday, and about one
hundred carloads Of freight are on tte way
to different points in the South. -Four hun.
dred bales of cotton reached Greensboro
yesterday en- route to northern cities 01G
Burkeville and this city.
Freight has already accumulated to such
an extent in the depot here Us TO take all the
rolling stock now here to move 1t. The
largely increased business which this TN.
will throw over the Richmond
and Danyille railroad will neeessitate toe
purchase or building of many more irelsht
cars by the company.
Mr.. j. B. Pace yesterday shipped car
oad Cf manufactured tobacco from this city
BY the Dauvile route, consigned to parties
n New Orleans.
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SUDDEN DEATH FROM CONGESTION OF THE
LuSGs.-Coroner Taylor yesterday viewed
the body of Gus. Carter, Il colored man, who
died at ChIdrey's factory, No. 1922 Main
street, Thursday night. He laid down to
sleep, but WAS soon seized with shortncsS Of
breath,s accompanied by loaming at the
mouth. The engineer rendered him such
assistance as he was able, and sent for a doc
tor. Before the doctor arrived the man Vas
dead. Some people suspected that he had
been poisoned on account OF his Conservative
tendencies, bat there was nothing to confirm
their suspicious. The Coroner was OF opln-
ion that death was caused by congestion Of
the lungs.
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The CONCERT NEXT WEEK.-Tbe concerts
to he given on Wednesday and Thursday
evenings next will form, no doubt, one OF
the finest entertainments Of the season.
Miss Kate Goodal, though Young in years,
has already achieved high reputation as
soprano of rare power and sweetness. Her
method is said to be perfection itself, while
in stage presence she possesses in large de-
gree all the necessary requisites. The press
of Washington have spoken Of her in very
high terms.
Miss Florence Scbliecher is said to be a
paniste of the most celebrated school, having
just returned from Europe ladened with the
oenedictions of the most renowned OF mas
terS.
Her brilliancy in the Instrumentation is The
result of happy combination OF inheritance
and acquired skill.
Miss Mary C. Mitchell is represented to bt
highly gifted as an elocutonist, and exerts az
extraordinary sway over an audience.
There will be 4 change OF programme each
evening.
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J.rcrrRE on SoUSp BY PROFESSOR WIHsTo

LECTURE on SOUND BY PROFESSOR WINSTON,
OF RICHMOND CoLLEGE.-In to-day 5 Dispatch
appears a notice for the nineteenth and
twentieth lectures to be delivered before the
Young Mems Christian Association. The
subjects, "Sound Production aud "Sound
Reception" will fully bring out the talents
of Professor Winston. and with the improved
apparatus from Richmond College the sub
iects will be illustrated TO the highest degree.
This is q good chance for all of our teachers,
scholars, and lovers of scientific subject to
enjoy themselves. Every person is interested
in sound, and those who may hear Professor
Winston will no doubt learn much on this
interesting subject.
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The CONCLUSIONS OF TIE COMMITTEES IN
SENATOR GRAEAM's CAsE-THEY RECOMMEND
Hrs EXPULSION FROM TIE SENATE.-The
Senate Committee on Privileges and Elec.
tions resumed the consideration Of the reso-
luton In the case of Mr.. George w. Graham
In the Senate chamber last evening. Present: :
Messrs. Penn {chairman), Quesenberry, Fin.
ney, McRae, Ragland, Smith Of Nelson, Rue,
and Lakeland. Mr.. MofTett was present
when the committee first met, but was ex.
cused on account Of sickness.
The committee, after an informal confer.
eucc, agreed to submit to the Senate the tes-
timony taken before the Senate committee,
and Mr.. Graham's admission of the correct
ness Of the printed statement of the case (as
far as it wenl) as taken before the Naval Com
mittec of the House Of Representatives Of
the United States.
Mr.. Smiths recollection of what Mr.. Ora.
ham had said was that the statement was cor
rect as far as 1t went, but there were material
papers missing which would alter the whole
phase Of the case. This statement will also
accompany the committees report.
The preliminaries having been disposed
Of the formal report of the committee was
read and agreed to, as follows:
First. That Mr.. George W. Graham did
since he has been member Of this body-to
wit: On the - day of - 1878, violate the
privileges of this House in this: that he did
corruptly accept and receive from Dr.. J. 6.
Beattie a sum Of money to procure for G. j..
Schoolcraft the appointment to naval ca.
detship in the United States Naval Academy.
Second. That Mr.. George W. Graham did
since he has been member of this body-to
wit: On the - day Of - 1873, violate the
privileges of this house in corruptly giving
to legislative officer--to wit : to W. Fl. II.
Stowell, at that time representative in Con-
greSs from this State, sum of money to in
flucnce his opinion and action in his capacity
as member Of Congress in the appointment
of G. j. Schoolcrait to the naval cadetsbip OF
the United States from the Fourth congress
Sional district Of Virginia.
They therefore recommend the adoption OF
the following resolution:
Resolved, That Mr.. George w. Graham
be and he is hereby expelled from the Senate
of Virginia.
The report will be presented to the Senate
to-day, and will probably be made the special
order for Friday next, by which time the
chairman Of the committee will probably
have returned to the city from Patrick coun-
ty, whittier he was called lastniSht to attend
an important suit, in which his county Is
greatly Interested.
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The THEATRE LAST NIGHT AND NEXT
WEEK.-Miss Western appeared as Nancy
Sykes in Dickens's great work Oliver Twist.
and astonished and pleased every body with
her. very superior acting.
Next week we are to have Mr.. c. w. Tay-
leure's great play "Si Slocnm, the Trapper.'
1t is said to be one Of the most exciting plays
yet produced. In Mr. Frayne, who IS the
leading character and who is dead-shot, and
Mrs. Frayne, who has the right nerve; in
the rifle exploit and accessories OF dog
who takes bis cue abd comes to the rescue,
and in other features, there are presented
all the elements Of genuine border life
of the most exciting kind. The scene in
which Mr.. Frayne shoots The apple from bis
wite'S head with rtl.-ball is considered
one Of the most thrilling performances, but
the marksman was never known 10 fail. and
IN addition Mrs. Frayne wears a steel CAP,
which is pulled down over her eyes, so that
if the ball should miss its mark it would
glance harmlessly from the protecting steel.
In this way the performance is divestt q OF
much of its seeming danger to the woman.
while not at all detracting from the merits OF
the shot as an evidence of unsurpassed
craftsmanship.
There was fine audience at the Theatre
last night. This afternoon at the matiEec
Leah will be presented, and tonight the
theatre-goers will have a last opportunity oI
seeing Miss Western as Nancy Sykes.
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PORTRAIT OF PETER FRANcisco.-A por-
trait Of Peter Francisco was yesterday sent
to the State Library by Mr.. W. T. Powell. Of
this city. Francisco was hero of the Reyo-
lutionary war, and being giant in statue and
strength, and brave as he was big, performed
prodigies of valor in conflicts with the
British soldiery. He was opce sergeant.at-
arms of the House of Delegates. In 1926 be
died, and was buried in Shockoe Cemetery.
The General Assembly clused monument
to be erected over his grave. and his portrait
will be given prominent place amorg Vir.
ginian worthless.
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UMBRELLAS sell remarkably low a. scuAAr's.

SPESCEBIAN PESs.-As will be seen from an al
yertisement In another column, more than 6.GOo,.
600 OF one No. alone OF these just!y-eeleorasea
steel pens were sold 10 1874, being gain oil mo'e
than 100000 over the year previous. IhiS, WIN
the marked increase in the sales OK the other nos
shows that the superior qualities OF these pens are
beIng more an more appreciated, aud that they are
destined TO become the most popular.
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SUPREME CoURr OF APrEALs.-DIllard cs.
Rucker, sc. Appeal allowed from decree
of the Circuit Court Of Pittsylvania county.
Adams et ais Us. Dehart et ais. Appeal
refused to decree of the Circuit Court OF
Patrick county.
Adams.et ais. Us. Henderson ct ais Writ
of error aud supersedeas awarded to judg-
ment of the Corporation Court of the city
of Alexandria.
Riddell et ais. Us. Johnson's executor et
ais. Fully argued by Colonel Guy ana Jonn
Howard, Esq, for the appellants, and by Il.
G. Fl. Kean, Esq, for the appellees, aud SUBJ
,nitted.
On the day before yesterday, in the case of
the Western Union Telegraph Company Us.
The City OK Richmond, the Judgment OF the
Circuit Court of the city of Richmond, mold
ing that the tax imposed by the city was
valid, was affirmed, Judge Staples delivering
the opinion Of the court.
Court meets at II O'Clock this morning.
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the past winter many OF our manufactories
have been compelled to suspend operations
and a large number OF our citizens have been
thus deprived OF their only means Of sup
port; many of them have suffered for the
comforts and necessaries of life, and have
forborne to apply for aid but recently a
number Of applications have been made for
assistance by those who are both needy aud
deserving, aud in every case have with re.
gret been compelled to send them away
empty-banded for the want Of any appropri.
alton for this purpose.
have refrainei from communicating
with your body on this subject because
knew of your lack of means, and hoped that
these sufferers might be enabled to pass
through the winter season unaided. | am
satisfied, however, that it is necessary that q
small appropriation be now made for the re-
lief Of those who can no longer provide for
themselves, believing that comparatively
small amount will suffice TO meet their neces-
sites until the opening of spring. when, we
have reason to hope, there will be no longer
necessity for such assistance.
The city OF Manchester will compare favor
ably with any city in the State as to the
number OF its paupers. Very few Of our
citizens are disposed to ask aims, and when
the necessity comes we should for this,
among other reasons, be prompt to respond.
Second. Another matter. OF grand consid-
Grafton is the expense no " being incurred by
the city for prisoners, and the question as to
how we may ecenomize in this particular is
one worthy our notice.
The city gain.gaug, a most excellent lnstl-
tuition in itself, and one which should be
beneficial to the city, il, according TO the
present system Of management, rather on
expense than profit. According 10 reports
of the Chief of Police for the last qIarter
the amount paid for board o! these prisoners
alone amounts to S12l.4l. From this state
ment we may safely infer that the annual
expense for board alone Of the prisoners viii
amount to four, five, or SIX hundred dollars,
as each month now shows an increase OF pr
SonerS. This, together with other incidental
expenses, must be borne by the city.
My impression is that we may relieve our
selves Of this burden. II Tam not mistaken
in my construction Of the lazy, we are incur
ring this expense simply because we have no
city Jail for the safe Keeping of Common
wealth prisoners. Richmond, Petersburg,
and all other cities having jails, are exempt
from this tax, the Commonwealth paying the
SApcuoC vi suOu pllsoutIS, Wnlle tuc CitiFs
have the benefit Of their labor. Now, gen.
tlemep, the question arises, is it not matter
of economy for the city of Manchester at
once to build q jail for Commonwealth pri-
sonerS! This must be done, or your organ:-
znion Of a chain-gang will be 4 failure.
Besides this, have no doubt but that an ar
rangement may be mlde with the counly an
tborities by which the city Jail will be used
by the county, and we may thus have The
benefit of sucn prisoners as may be convicted
of larcenles, &c, without the expense OF
coping them.
Respectfully submitted.
T. r ('u,r N,vor
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FIRE DEPARTMENT.

Mr.. Howell. from the Committee on the
Fire Department, presented the following:
We recommend that the present engine
house be tloored and ceiled and well plas-
tered, to make it suitable for keeping the fire
apparatus in good working order, and the
company be furnished with a graphing iron
and chliu, also suction twenty feet long, as
asked for in previous petition. The coGi-
mittee further recommend that room be
built in rear OF the present engine-house for
the accommodation OF the com pany, as they
are in great need of such q room to keep up
the organ z,tion Of the company.
The report was adopted, but on mOtion OF
Mr.. Eubank it was referred back 10 the com
mittee to ascertain the cost of the improve
meDtS suggested,
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Police CogeT, YEsrERDAY.-James BOOKS.
charged with stealing one lot OF iron from the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company,
was sent to jail for ten days.
John Bolton, charged with stealing two
ducks the property Of Hamett Watkins, was
discharged.
Emma Payne, an old offender, was brought
before court again this morning, charged
with being drunk, and committed to Jail for
five DAYS.
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ACCIDENT TO DoCT0Rs.-Doct0rs Simons
and Lee yesterday, while riding in the buggy
of the former, near the corner of seventeenth
and Dock streets, were run into by 4 street.
wagon. One wheel of the buggy was de-
molished, and the doctors were thrown out,
but received no injuries.
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ATTEMPT TO RoB AND MuRDER.-On Thurs
day night about 8 o'clock two men effected
an entrance into the basement ef the resi-
dence of Mr.. Mann 8. Valentine, on Second
between Main and Franklin streets, and
attracted the attention of the housekeeper
by the noise they made. She met them. and
demanded what they wanted. One said to
the other "Hit her, Bob"; and the party
addressed knocked her down, breaking one
arm and otherwise injuring her. The would
be murderers then made their escape.
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RgSaSESS CHANCES.

UUILL FIRNl1UEE FOR SALE
.UlN Nr.-.TLr entire iurU iuir a'd fixtures
- ..g.u Of t,. tn-t ilrui>h, li"tv> in EiclnH"ni,
Ia.. '"r .itlc. iurtuiu- steam kn@iHc an. Boiler.
rl-, Aull".i,I~ Nurrf~, III !ilri Fables. Ear ana
u,,. Fittings, &C.: lHe w"ui" in GOOD CONDITION.
having r,r.i !.r,. I; short time. apply u
+ Y. liAIhUA OUT ( CO,
,.,It Jn.rlRYt 20 Is."kIuau street Ne" iu:k.
I'DE SALE. \ THOROUGH = -
L EGtD NEWfUUNDLANn DOC ;-1@---G
Nt., !I.. i,t ", seen "u bear! haik EDWIN lylnS
at ~ctvHtr,I.tl ana Iock streets. ..
ID. LIiRlsTOpHERSEN,
.t, gu.p,s Master.
FOR SALE. ONE FINE MlLtH I5s:5
! COW with youug cali. Apply 20 s-<lA-
MR.. JOHN HAGAS. jr.,
No. SO Seventeenth street,
NH rr.lt. corner Of NcnablC.
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Aitl>mond 1ispatth.
SATURDAY. MARCH 90, 1870.
THE CIRCULATION OF THE DIE
PATCH IS LARGER THAN THE COMBINED
CIRCULATION OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY.

THE WEATHER To-DAY.-FToe our re-
ports this mor-n,Hg the probabilities are thm
the ,ceGther today ,ciN be narmer and
cloudy, orith possibly rain or sno,c.
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Guild KNOCKED SE&sEI IEss.-A little son OF
Mr. A. :. Lee was struck with rock by
colored boy yesterday and knocked sense
less, though not seriously injured. Medical
attention was promptly procured.
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MISSIONARY SocIETY.-Thc regular meet
ing of the L"igh.Street Baptist Missionary
Society will be held on Sunday afternoon at
I o'clock. Rev. +. Z. Robertson and kew.
George w. Riggan. of Richmond College,
will address the Society.
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PEMBROKE SHIRTS made TO order, and perfec.
ft gu Iranteed or no sale, by z. B. SPENCE & Soy.
Best quality, $50 per doz.u. Call and leave your
measure.
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ii DhsES AND MULES. On
10
Ml. j. NJ. Pace and X. VI. Powers have just ur-
r'rd st our stables with sixty nrst-class MILES.
'f"Ae and uutroke.
Also. foxy iist-class HORSES.
hh IL TURNER Il CO.
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EXECUTIVE AppoINTAENTs.-The Governor
Yesterday appointed Charles Read and d. D..
Simmons, of Norfolk, and W. Fl. Peters ana
g. C. Brooks, of Portsmouth, Board OF
Harbor Commissioners for Norfolk and Ports
mouth.