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London SheriGs.

A London paper says: The, liyerymen
OF the various companies Of the city OF
London assembled in pursuance Of an
ancient custom in Guildhall for the pnr-
pose Of electing the sherills Of London
and Mildlesex for the ensuing year in
succession to Mr.. Alderman Knight and
Mr.. Deputy Brelit, whose term Of
office expires on Micholmas day. There
was a considerable gathering Of the liv-
ory.4 1.-THE lord mayor, attended, by the.
city marshal and the sword and mace
bearers, and accompanied by the sherifs
aud under sheriiIs, went in state from
the Mansion house, and was received OF
Guildlall by the aldermen, the mem
bcrs OF the common council, and the
principal officers Of the corporation.
These dignitarics having taken their
seats upon the hustings the common
hall'was opened in the usual form, and
the recorder, addressing the livery, re-
minded them OF the time honorei priv.
lege they were called together to exer-
cise-tlle election OF their new sheriffs-
md said that in order to give them per.
feet freedom Of election the lord mayor
and aldermen would retire from the
hall. The common sergeant announced
that tho candidates for the shrievalty
were Mr.. Alderman, Hadloy and Mr.. Al
dermln Nottagc, and Mr.. George Ham.
ilton Fletcher, citizen and fishmonger.
MrsJUnes inquired Of Mr.. Alderman
Hadlcy whether he had ever done any
thing fosupport the rights Of the citi-
zens in respect to their right to elect
their own bridge masters. Mr.. Alder
man Hadley replied that those rights
were being properly guarded by the
Bridge House Estates committee Of the
corporation. Mr.. Jones next inquired
whether he would preserve the rights
md privileges OF the livery. Mr.. Alder
man Hadley said he was q stnnch liv-
Gryman, and he was determined to up
hold tho rights and privileges Of the
livery, and any scheme which would
curtail those rights or interfere with the
corporation would receive from him
most strenuous opposition. A letter
was received from Mr.. Alderman Not
tage, requesting the livery to postpone
his election for year. Mr.. McGeorge
also announced that Mr.. Fletcher could
not serve this year. Mr.. Alderman and
Sheriff Knight stated, in reply to the
livery, that Mr.. Fletcher was not pres
cnt in the hall. a show OF hands was
then taken, and the result vas the cleo.
ton Of Mr.. Alderman Hadley and Mr..
Alderman EOttago.
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aged scventeEn years, In New York, tho boy
fatally stabbed ii o old man. e. Rev. Elwaid
r. Smith. president OF Howard university and
cI.ccaniirsitner q IEdsn AfTAirs died clI ! O
GJilta coast Of Africa III Juno. TGc Nov
lerscy iulber works ut New brunswick, n. j.,
wero burned, causing \ lcsI Ct s750,OOo, and
throwing ttrOo hurdred pOrsonH out OF work.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-08-28

In persons OF scdOntAry and literary prr-
suits, il tho brain 10 overworked and the MUS
cles underworked, the appetite Is very apt to
fpil. from general atnny Of tho eyEtem. The
Peruvian SyrDp restores tho ione Of the digeS-
tuo tystem, and consequently tho appetite, By
snrrlIing pure blood 10 organs too weak TO
make II without assistance. Sold by all drug
piStI "a
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,ropriations are as follows
Reduction
Totals. ........s14sl55,12i s2o,s44,252

Pimples on the face, rough skin,
chapped hands, sAltrheum and al cutaneoun
affections cured, the skin made soft and
smooth, by the usc OF JUSIPERTAl Soar. That
ninde 6y Caswell Hazard i Co., New York, 10
the only Kind that can be relied on, as there
are many limitations, made from common tar,
which are worthless, a-- SOD
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-08-28
United States Government.

Tue totals Of tho twelve appropriation
bills for the running Of the United States
government have bern gotten at, and
show reduction exactly Of S29, 9i4 242
compared with Inst year, when tho sun
was Sl4S, 1856, 1924. The whole amount
appropriated this year by the twelve
bills is S11S,210,S72. So the twelve mp
,,rnnrintinns nre as fnllnWh.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-08-28

A great many people have asked us, Of
late: "How do you keep your horse looking
TO sleek and glts.y?" We toll them It's the
EAeiCpt IhtDg IN tic world; give Sheriddaa
Cdra,ry Condition Potrtl.rS two or thiee times
4 week,
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I8S.
Millions Electrified (!

Science hOldI The lightning In har hand What vas
onee the terror Of mllonf |, no the uRlrrnE angel
Of other millions. What kIllA. nov GU T. Fiertric-
itJ, Erand curative and restorative AEaAt, ID not
sQuAsd By any uther Vhmtnt msdiclns Ia tbs bis
ton Of The healing art Uul.N the vital spark has ed
the bedy restoration hy means Of electricity ID possible.
II thu last resort Of all pysoAas and surgeons
pended animation and has Gueoeedsd In restoring nut
oulsr action and lie wheu the breath had AppAFsatly
iei go BODY. Ths value Of this great element Ia ths
:, Itmaat Of such dsAf,e' AZ Rh"umAtisn. Paralysis,
t.VituA' Dance. Inflammation Of III. Kidneys, stc.,
remains uuqzOtl"n-d byih' hlshsn nsicAl Authot.
ties. Bat how Ap Ny 1t 70 Auy art ii thu body rontin.
uously, ceHv"nlrn I,s ami economically The
InVtntlon Of Collins voltnic Plaster meets this
great populNr want aud furnishes electricity to millions
Of unhappy iuvAlIda In 80 perfect manner ~ to OhAl
lenee the admiration Of The medical faculty. Coili-
YoltRie Plnstnrs consist Of Gl'sr Aud zinc plAtr'.
carefully attached together and Undecided In hiEhly
medloAtsd POROUS plaster For Local Pains, LAmeursai
NOFenSs, Nnnbnes. NSAknsas, and Inflammation OF
The LanSs. nVsr kidnsys, sriesn, Boweh, BIldder.
Heart aud MuiolHa, Collins vattnic Plusltrs are
the speedy, safe apd effective rrmsdy offered
the afflicted and warranted superior 10 Syay other
plaster beicfs the public Pfiea 20 coats Mailed on
fecsipt Of price, ard warranted, by WEEKS / POT.
TER, Propri0tors, Boston. AK for
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FARMS And HOMES IN
THE NEAR WEST.

Tho best, cheapest and nearest Farming Lands
nov ln TIE mAityt ar tas " u On! 81 Paul Rail:
.ead lad, is SouIiiEkS MINNESOTA and
nost favorable tsrm, loW rate Of Interest and l5nE
time Y desired. Ftve rAllroAl- fare TO purchasers.
write iof particulars II coaA but one cent 10 send
postal card With iour address and yop Will receive BY
return mail, q culAs With full information,
Y. y. TAYLOR, Land UJmmissloner,
49, Dearborn htteat, Chicago, III.
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COLLINS VOLTAlC PLASTERS.


WHEN WRITING TO ADyRRTIsRRs,
w please say that JOu saw the advertise
meat In this paper.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-07-28
FOR THE POTOMAC RIV ER LANDINGS.

The new and commodious iron rFy~aT y
steamer JOHN w. THOMPSON, 4s4sss1lssssssaszSs
psny's wharf, Washington, EVERY TUES-
DAY and FRIDAY, vt : O'clock Il. m, and
Alexandria at 7.3U n. m; returning, arrlvos
EVERY WEDN ESDAY and SU N DAY, n
6o'clock p. n.
This company makes close connections at Al
exandris with the w. c., V. NJ. u q. ). X. K.
Go. and with the w S o. K. K. Co. Freight
received for all points. North and South
handled with care and forwarded with prompt.
ness mnG dispatch
For further information apply to
+. A. REED, Agent,
Janncy's wharf,
or at the Office of the company, under the NJ
t:onal metropolitan Bank, 18th street, opposite
the Treasury Department, Washington.
NH 10 J. w. THOMPSON, President.
>e5s CLYDE'S STEAM LINES WEEK.
SslasS LY To
ruILAD ADELPHIA, PROVIDENCE AND
BOSTON
Steamers. ave AlexsnGria EVERY TUE ES
DAY an! leave Phiadephls EVERY SAT-
URDAY I, at II o'clock IL. from Pier No. n.
Wharves.
This line connects at Alexandria with The O.,
a. s. NJ. and w. & o. X. Rs, and ~ phiiado.-
phis with the new and popular Iron Llnc," ior
Providence and Boston.
Freight forwarded with promptness and care
free Of commissions.
No charge for transfer IN Phiadetphis, and
no Wharfage IN Boston. Through TO Boston IN
sixty-ive hours. Through ratcs and Though
bills of lsdng given. Insurance guaranteed Il
loss IL an usual rates.
Agents:
+. 4. REED, Alexandria.
WIN. P. CLYDE g. CO., Philadelphia.
GEO +. HYDE, GoorgetoWn, d. q.
JOHNSON BROS, Washington.
jan S-ti
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La e I Z; .s
~ Az - ~. Il, - - - .oOO liz W L'A.
DDuBLt. TRACK,
STEEL RAILS, SfLENDID SCENERY,
MAG&ifiCh&T tQC Up ENI.
Trains ies.ve " usnlngton, from depot OF BAL
TlMDEE l. POTOMAC KAlLi.UAD, cor
i4er Jg sixth and 3 streets, as follows:
For Philadelphia Nuw York AhS tho East, 3.lG
y m. dlly, with Palace Cars attached Lin.
itcl txprcss Of pulImna Parlor Cars 9.2i a.
n. ,ia.ly, eXc,p, sunday. FOR Philsdclpnis
and New lorN 80 T. il. dalty, except sun
duv for ihliadcp pLia 40 y. m day, with
F,r4Or Cars attached.
For l'it.sburg and The West & q. m daily, with
raror Cars to tlttsbur9; 7.a0 p. m. da!!y.
with Palace Car to Chicago, ana ll.5o Is. m
daily, cXCcp. sunday
For Ganandagua ant the North, 3 a. IN. daily,
excep. Sunday; and i4O p. IN. daily, cXccpL
Saturday. with Palace Car to Rochester. For
h nIru, | % IL III. daii J, except sunday.
For the South, via Richmond, s. 10 Il. IL. and
lbs y. H. daily, except sunday, AMI VIA
iynruOu:gT r. IA. IL % y. daily, except
LOCAL TRAINS.
FOR AIcxandriA, i, T. 5, 3. ~ hnl II y. M, and
l. 3, 4D, ), i, ANA ii % p. II. GA Sunday a.
Sa IN md al. 4 p. r.
Trains leave aIcXaGQria lor Washington, i, 7,
$. 8, 10 and II A. Ia. /, 5, A. ), i Hnd p. H.
On sunday ~ and IL u. ~, end pm.
Tickets &Eu Information can be procured st
1lfln,,ua! railroad ...lions end ticket Offices
5outnonsL d. N. BOYD, Jr,
Gcn'I. Passenger Agent.
FRANK THOMSON
Gcucra Manager. jan
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-07-28
FOR n NORFOLK.

The elegant, new and substantial eg"~
iron steamer LADY OF THE La L !. 1850
leaves the company's wharf, Washington, EE-
EKY MONDAY, WEDNESD and FRI
DAY, at three O'Clock p. m, and AlexnndTia ~
81 p M; returning, leave: Norfolk EVERY
TUESDAY. THU kSDAY and SATURDAY Y,
ut O'clock p. II This line connects st Nor
folk with the ships OF the Merchants and Mi.
nors' Transportation Company for Boston and
Providence, and affords the cheapest and best
route TO these cities and thcir conncctons
throughout New England. Fareto Norfolk 81;
round trip S6. Tickets good until used.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-07-28

PURCHASING FOR CASH ONLY, AID
i taking advantage Of depresslobs as tfey oc-
cur in tie market, we are enabled 10 sell ~ugars
and sll other Groceries 81 lower figures ths..
ever before offered in Iii: city and b, salts nc
tory advance 10 OF selves. An Inspection Of
our elegant stock and comparison of prices vita
those charged elsewhere solicited.
F. J. DAVIDSON,
;a5 l47 King street,
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FOR NEW YORK.

The Al Steamships 6 &. KNIGHT .a.c7as,
and JOIN GIBSON leave the com :s<35;s5Es4ssl, ss4sl
psny's wharf A!cxandria, EVERY TUES
DAY MORNING, nnd New York. from pier
al East River, EVERY SATURDAY, vi four
O'Clock y. m.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-07-28

l,EASONABLE GOOUS-Lend beatcr's III
= srrhn. Mixture, Lesdbeatcr's scnce Ja
maics Ginger, Liebiy's Liquid Extract OF bcot
Liebgs and Valent'e's Extract OF Nest Tar
rants and Bodeimer's Setter Aperient, GeLu-
inc German Cologne, Lub,n's Extracts, Fine
Toilet Soaps. Sponges Pockes Stoves, Fly, ~.
per and Disinf, ctant Compounds, Csrbolc: Cam.
phor for the destruction and prevention q
moths, Tapiocs, Liquid Kennel, GelstIne, Corn
Starch, Hubbcps Prepsred Whes;, pvr: M'ne'
Dropping Tubes, AubbePs sea Salt tor oa-hIAg
Thcrmo1n &c, :or sale BY
ie l6 e. S. LEADBEATER i BiEO.
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of tho
DISTRICT Of CDLU MHIA.

This company offers unrivalcd facilities for
the transportation OF freight and passengers,
and will run their steamers regularly Us follows:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-07-28

An extraordinary case of pro!ongation OF lie
under water occurred 10 one Of the Syine swim
ming baths recently. One of the bathers fell
INTO deep wa'er, and twenty minutes elapsed
'efore the body could be recovered. % being
,rSsauined by medical man it was found that
nle was not extinct. aud, strange TO say, the
sGol@ct OF the accident has altogether recover
tu Ia The facts of this strange case are attested
" " maoy persons who were 10 the bath at the
Nue when the affair happened.
The Van Buren press., 1876-10-31
the crisis passed. and Milly was pronoun-
cad ont OF danger

|
ced out OF danger.
Out of danger. hut il was weeks Ion
ger ere she could sit up, and weeks lon
ger ere she came down stairs, thin. white
shrunxcn--mere shadow and wreck OF
the blooming little beauty who walked so
gayly up Love Lane at Ned Hatlett's side
not quite year ago She was patient
always and uncomplaining, but she did
not often smile. Perhaps Stephen won
these infrequent smiles oftener than one
else, and he counted them as precious
payment for all time and all trouble spent
| In her service.
Only once did he see her shed tears.
This was when, hoping to give her pleas
ure. he brought in the irst wild roses Of
the season and held them before her.
suddenly a spasm passed over her face,
| shs e~se h eAsp, turned aAids, and strug-
tgled FOR cofnpcsure Stephen dropped
the flower as II they Burned his fingers
and hurried out Of the room. A hot an.
ger shot through him. He has ruined
every thing for her, he thought. "Even
rose reminds her Of him Coward that
he is! They hang man for poisoning
the water springs; why not hang him
though hanging is too good for such =
william as he."
Nature processes Of cure are secrst
II is in their depths that wounds begin
to heal Gradually as months went by
the renovaling principle worked In Mil
ly. She resumed her place at home, her
little dnties and pleasures, and took uE
| h.. l,,r ol If Ska s,al.
still. but the paleness infolded sweet Sc
renity which was no less lovely then hei
girlish bloom "Milly Graves was real
improved since her disappointment Ger
tain severe old ladies asserted, and they
were not far from right. Stephen ador
ed her more than ever. Two years la
ter he told her so.
TO his surprise. she was neither aston
ished nor shocked, but looked in his eyes
with smile which was sad and tender
and sweet all at once.
"Dcar Stephen she said, "ths Is
just like you. Do you rceollect the day
in Love Lane, and the rose you picked
up out of the dust You are doing the
same thing now, but am not worth it.
dear, not worth the picking up
"Milly," said Stephen, trembling with
elgcrness, "lhere never was day since
first saw you, and that was twenty one
years ago, when ! didn't love you be.
yond any other living thing Pick you
mp, indeed! You, my Rose of all the
world l am not fit to touch your stem,
my darling, or handle one of your leaves,
but love you. dearest, with the whole
Of my heart Can you not love me a
little bit in return ?"
"Oh, Stephen, do" and the fair. Iit-
tie fingers closed over his. There's
nobody in the world like you. ! always
| sno~ sAa, rs.a nnIr--thn others are sa
much fresher you know--fresher and
brig and--they might make you hap
pier than can. You're quito sure
You really want me2 Then I'll do my
best. Why, Stephen, how happy you
| look!
Happy | should think so, when I've
got every thing ever wanted In my life ~
cried Stephen - Harper's Bdzar.
The Van Buren press., 1876-10-31

Philadelphia Inquirer (Rep- )--Ohio'e
majority Is $4,000 less than II should
have been. and Indiana Swell the less
said about Indiana's majority the better.
Harrisburg Patriot dem, The re.
suit in Ohio and Indiana proves that the
election Of Samual J. Tilden is among
the certainties with an Earnest and reso'
lutte effort s, ai gMafsa,as
New York Sun Ind. Dem With In
diana and West Virginia going Demo.
cratic and Ohio Republican, the Demo.
Gratis have obtained all that they expect
ed in this contest, while, on the other
hand, with Indians lost to them, the Re-
publicans have certainly got the worst Of
the battle in this sharp struggle. ijH
The Van Buren press., 1876-10-31

EE A young married man, OF IN ex.
tremely jealous disposition, recently Wis
tied one Of the most famous clairvoy.
ants in the city. Being far from home,
he wanted to know what his wife was
doing. "She is looking out OF the win
dow, evidently expecting some one
" That is strange" said Benedict; "
wonder whom she expects ?" Some
one enters the door, and she carcsses
him fondly," went on the clairvoyant
- IL can't be-" cried the excited husband
" my wife is true to me-" "Now be lays
his head in her lap. and looks tenderly
in her eyes" Its false! I'll make
you pay dearly fof this !" yelled the ieal
Gus husband "Now he wags his tail, y
said the medium. The green-eyed mon
ster subsidized" and Mr. Younghusband
cheerfully paid over his S6.--NsW Yorl
Nail
The Van Buren press., 1876-10-31
POETRY
In the Closet.

They have taken away the ball,
Oh, dear!
And I'll never get 1t back,
fear.
And now they've gone away.
And left me to stay
All alone. the livelong day,
In here.
1t was my ball, anyway
Not his;
For he never had ball
Like this.
Such u coward you'll not see,
Even II you should live to be
Olu as Deuteronomy,
As he Is.
I'm sure meant no harm,
None at all.
l Just held otlJ my hsnQ etsa
For the ball.
And somehow II hit his head.
Then his nose 1t went and bled;
And as II Id killed him dead,
He did bawl.
Nursey said | was a horrid
Little wretch!
And Aunt Jane said the police
She would fetch:
And cook, who's always glad
OF II chance to make me mad.
Said " Indeed she never had
Seen setch?"
No. never. never arill
Be good!
I'll go and be babe
In the wood
I'll run awav to sea.
And pirate | will be!
Then they'll never call me
Rough and rude.
How hungry | am getting
Let me seeI
wonder what they're going to have
For tea!
OF course there will be jam.
And that lovely potted ham.
How unfortunate am!
Dear me!
Oh it's growing very dark
In here,
And the shadow In that corner
Looks so queer.
Wont they bring me any light?
Must stay here all nignt!
shall surely die OF fright
Oh, dear!
Mother, darling! will you never
Come back?
am sorry that hit him
Such crack.
Hark! Yes, It's her voice hear!
Now, goodbye to every fear,
For she's calling me dear
Little Jack. F
The Van Buren press., 1876-10-31

ryHere is what she said to her little
daughter of three years, 70 sieep' o"o
night. said "Anna why don't yo" Try
to 60 to sle pr" I'm trying she re-
piled but you haven't shut your eve'
vet" "well can't help it: -
unbuttoned"
The Van Buren press., 1876-10-31
#IU#QHI I#4I4 HllH4a fNIIUEIL.H
Vol. l4.---No. 80.
Brevities from the Speech u Senator
Thurman.

A people who fail to condemn corrup-
ton. thereby invite and sanction its con-
tinuance. IVA a&
A people who make animosity, hatred
and narrow sectional feeling successful
step ing stones to place and power, IN
dermine at the same time their peace and
prosperity, and the perpetuity cf their
government, 5slI.as
With what face can tho people com
plain Of hard times, II year after year
they elect and re elect the very men
whose policy, legislation and rule have
c attributed so much to bring suffering
and dstress upon them? ~ e as -
1t Is undeniable that so far as 0ur dis
tress Ia the rosultlof either legislation OF
he want. lof legislation bad policy or
ths want of wise policy, tho rcaponstost-
icy res,s nfinn zonr radical rulers, VINO
have had unlimited control FOR the past
fourteen ycais. a S9hs s@a &
There Is not department Of govern.
ment whose expenditures do not exceed
any expenditures by It in time Of peace
before the radical party came into power.
1t 10 plain that there should BEL change
of administrations The men who have
contributed so largely TO bring about the
distress arc not the mon to remedy It.
fne same influence that made IN err
In their previous policy will continue to
make them err They are in q rut and
they cannot get out of 1t. 81
In this unwarranted use Of tue MILL
tary under attorney general Taft's In
struet,ons they are trying to use the
sword Of tho government to put down
the will Of the people That's alliit Is.
My friends, what poor soldier WAS
there who fell on that terrible day, when
Ccster led his headlong charge on the
Indians, and whose white bones are now
bleaching on the plains, who didn't con.
tribute to the wealth Of the secretary Of
war Belknap)2 Andyet thcre is no Of
6cial corruption, and yet senator Morton
says we have the finest civil government
the world ever saw,
For more than ifiy years the dcme-
cratic party ruled this country, and all
| the time |. ruled, there was peace and
prosperity everywhere In oil these fifty
years there was no man executed for trea. .
son. In all these fifty years there was
10 man punished for political offences,
and in those years we grew from a little
strip OF fifteen states ON tho Atlantic
coast to an empire reaching from ocean
to ocean. The party OF Jefferson, Mad
ison, Monroe. of Jackson, the men who
believe in them, the men OF their school,
these old fathers before me, who cast
their votes among them, their children
can be trusted with this grandrepublican
government
The Van Buren press., 1876-10-31
CHICAGO
Female College,
MORGAN PARK, ILL,
Near Chicago.)

yI,lIB NEXT SESSION OF THIS INSTITUTION
| commence. On Tuesday, Sept l2th 1876. The
iocation, for health aud beauty of scenery cannot
he surpassed; and, while within few minutes ride
nf the city with trains nearly every hour, 1t is com
nletely removed from its influence.
Another new building will be completed ana reaqy ~
TOR occupancy at the opening Of the Fall term OF the
ensune year It's capacity will be sufficient e ac-
com modate fifty additional pupils. The building,
tbms enlarged will be one of the finest in the coun
try having ali the modern con, enenccs ana IN no
rascmbes that horror of young ladies' the old-insn-
;oned boarding school. The dormtories are unusa
liy large and ventilated, the furniture mana
some and modern. -, ,Lo n,n;ls
anrinq the past year This fact is partly attribute
bIe To- the excellence Of the water used IN the lns.
To-, This water is obtained from an artesiah wei,.
9na et dcen and is conveyed by pipes throue hout
he bouss, Ii possesses remarkable hygenic proper
tics iesneciallv valuable In cases OF indigesuoh'
Mr. Wm A. Britton Of Van buren, hsk n has ssaT
ai S arsons csring special information are refer
sI reJ 70 tbe above named gentleman who can spoaS
from personal knowledge OF the INSTITUTIONS i's W
! rom m cd tions and managements siss ~
For circulars containing terms ete;t naYRs naaYER '-
President, u prL Coal % ILL
Augs-tt hois