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Address,
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-10-12
HcufSmIoN0.

-CAtIuDbuHCs
Serltu, II. Sftor. - Ser pO4entlibe
Sarid)t Der y2eutiden IelGI8Eaa" er3tebt,
oaB Der &aiicnbeitaub in pergangcner 9So1e
nm 1884 900 Wtarf abgenomuen fat.
Gsra5 bon straig, ncr6 iieu!lidJt ct,s esrtuieSe=
rutt9 aai oett Stief oes yg!iriten Stsuar6.
Xon bon, II. Aft0ber. - Gtne SepeIte
be8 ,Stanr arb" me!bct ais Berlin: y@raf
BON Qrnim bat cine @rmiberung AMI ben pom
IA. 2lprll 1873 ratirten Srief Oes 6iirften
Sisnard al oeu &aiier gSllbelm in Der
96wei3 per0ffentlid)t. Ser betreffeuOe Srtef
nurhe erft i'm legten Saruar Der SefTentltd)z
felt iibergeben. 6ijrIt Sismard lenft in benz
ielben Die Mufnlerfiamfeit oe8 &aiiers auf ben
uusuperlGifiscn Gbarafter ocs @rafen uno auf
bte @onfifte, tpside ldou I'M rorbergebenoen
Serbfe oaour6 entitanbeu, 6aB @rnf 2(ra;m
elne Bolittf in Se5ug auf Die Serbanouugen
nit brn. Shters uerfolgte, i0el1e berientgen
oes Siiriten StSmard brett 5ulpioerlief. Ser
Sansler ermGbnt ferller, CAP er loon lett Sab
rem ni6t perinft bate, feline ungGnftige Met.
uung iiber ben @raf fen 4rnim Dor Dem Saiicr
au perbergen, uno baB er Den @rafen I'M
Seroadte babe, ielne Imtsp1tt9ten ieiuen
periDnltdlen Sorthellen unterSuoronen. Der
@raf wioerle9t III letuer @rmioerana ale 2n-
Hagen Oes Siiriten."
ssranfreidj.
YartS, II. Slt0ber. - yin Oelret lit er.
lalteu tporben, lpeld)es Den Senat unb Die
Oeputirtenfamnler aufforoert, fi6 am so. 9ts
tober 3u uerlan1nleln.
Baris II. Sttober. - Senator 2etel'
lier Salelee 1T 9eltOrben.
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gbe3ial : Motiaeli.

SD babe oas sefaete aas ae5paItene eoIs
auf Sc pro 3laiter reeujirt.
Steiuseids'es urb seipoltsnes SeuerboB
So pro 8laftsr.
SameS $. Sebmfcn,
(242-99l Er. ii, @ermaa=, uahe SoutbitraBe.
Be- Ndn btiete Den
,2sso @SaIitmoyc-"
ILLUMINA TING FIRE = PLACE
Heater,
ebe man enen anoersn tauit, bel
y. y. Wc c5poB,
(gspt28, ,i2RtsY) SIR. 18, @ermauitr.
oauft Cure Furnaces uno Ranges uuo lost
o. Cure 8 OfeuzReparaturoon bon Gbas. Sea=
herbn. Wr. $50, Weii'S SG!timoreiiraBe, beor9en.
gern5tWtO
Hbtlfon's Furnaces, Ranges uno Reparatar
Soerleleeu bel Charles sSeatberbB in Str. $50,
WsHsY YattimorsfraBe. (9;pttS.tDAD
aarsan Der 0asIidtt:8eisufdaft
BON Baltimore,
Nr. 10, South Stsabe.
Cote! 8iIli9es 5eismatertG! Cote!
Bir babsn tine persislide Gualitdt ote an
Scno, melde mir Dem Yublifum als Gin empieblens=
uertbes SsueruuassNatsrial fir Sausbalt= uno an.
octe 3mede offeriren; leibt tiinobar uno fret Don
Ilnreipis sfeiteu.
Auitrdae iperbeu tn bieeln Sireau ooer In Der ga
brit, Eus Der 4eaoen9anfr., au9enommeu.
Breis $3.50 pro Sarrsnldbun9, in ir9eno elnem
Gtasttbeit ab5aIiefern.
(ssptl5,1TiD Sames .. 9mauwopS, Sefr.
MrS.Gur'S 8 1notautfd,sss pesetabtttfd1es De-
colt, Isit % Sabren atS bas 9roBte Sutreiusuass'
Iittet Der @essnnart befannt, ipiro nur in Nr.
177A, 1asettez. gorSpeitz@Ge Der Gntatps
ytraae, Bubereitet uno III bel alien Arotbefern-5u
baben. l9n92b,12WteD
gid,ere, aeiuiiTe uao rafd5e Wirfung.
RusteII's Siebsr@ unb @edfetfiebers
pulper,
subeleitet unb Su ba6en bel
Coleman 6 @osers,
SIR f78 GzSaltim fir.
(aas26-Sn.3lf)
Or. @eors 6. Ysarria,
3abuar5t.
tat oas (frf9er non Dr. WinGea benutte) 3ureau
nat Str. rs, 9epro=1aia.pitrabe, perlc8t.
altearbeits sarantirt. (aus2i,12pstef
Claaft Furnaces, Ranges uno ceieu nur bel
oeGbas. @eatberbD in ytr $50. 9seit Saltis
morerrase, benz nGutapz9oaie" Se8enitsr.
(septis,tM) ----
Sinoer ssntidjem,
ge1ocipeSe, S1auteIpferbe,
ssaqsn ""o ssarres + d'is assnt ss%assm sa t,6sn
uuo Elm alsenlsines I5iortIment irlher Waareu Bu
ben tiGiaeu Breii.u i'm @5roBeu uno seinsn bel Der
-@a!timprer 2Saaem= sfabrif.@ @eieuidaft,1
Rr. 80, gtorb<S or arb itraBe.
Die ein;ise Tdtrit IN Der Staot. Reporaturen
alIer art gu arssmeifenen prciien. tIn924,t ,t9ieD
Ounjd5 ieos1 Worscn Dpm 1 1 bis llba Nadj
- uaittas5. Sths's ptiluautie't Sier I'M 3api
in Eaeiors Yelfauraticn,
Gdeoer 0roRtz uno 9aa ftrafe,
GOsu. 6. 5aGfcr,
(Hna2?, g U,teS) Gi9eatblimer.
6>ie llnter;eidjneten mcaen Dem Bnbltum Die
~an3eise, baB ie ben ganjen eeibftan bes q. S.
lambsee)t, gar. 28, 80 ano 22, soros&sigbits.,
faulitb ibtrnomIlen baben, unb bitten um 9efdltge
Sunbfdbaft.
IS6anfl g n1ts i n.SNl sC6rdN Il SGEn.
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6>te umtcr;eidlme mchen Dem Yublttum Die
Sau3eise, bas Fe cen san5eu eeibfan bes 6. 5.
lambrse,t, Mr. 28, 80 ano 81, ssoro>Ssisbitr., :,
fdunidb Tb.rnommen bGoen, unb bitten um sefdlige
8unoihnft.
(Sept2,3 Wts,i a. G.H ssoran & SaID.
Eafsnte fosroem tus SrEnoer er,otast.
Grff naG grlaHeuus bes Bdtent5 irerben 9esub=
rea hereGuet. u. s. g. ~. g. Srwaro,
Wr. tS, SecouofraBe, Der Bof seseni5sr.
(Sebr2, ,12pite, SueIsz8itreau in Wabnstou, D.&.
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S$e EebtG Damnfeeot 9Gtaftrppbc
aaf ocwt I2iiIfifppt+ Ssr
9'rnn0 oeS Sampfers nSOas
fDetu Sele." Site 0et Bee
ttatnIKEEs4a
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Rein Statt miro Obne Surausbgatlung
erpe6irt.
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Bic gSabI ~ GeIoraoo. - 9te Ge=
fnofratets tut Notttetle.

9enuer, @ol., IL. Sftober. - @ranb,
@onntp, tueldes nod setern in Den 9epel1en
Der agliIo3iirten Breiie" nit etner 0tearpe,t
BON 80 Stimmeu fir bic 9sepublifauer a;i3ez
fiibrt mgrSe, siebs ben offt,ipllen Serittcn III.
ioise eine Oenlnfsdtiife aRaiorltGt non l0a.
pr. 8utler Soriiser beg bennfrattihen
Staats &cmite'8, ertlart, oaf bic 81 T-norro. ;.
ten i'll 9e3ug auf 6uabeS. B".i eriou u H;stSa
287 Stimmen porn"~ arh ''''''' - o'''''
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Demaerrabmen,
Salonlte'm

unb
alte 8anmaterialien.
Der sr5ste gorratbl Ore billlsiten Beetle
la0sT gtaot
So1a =. Gears & @smr..
Jft. 81 gbef- @rattsS traSe.
(8eSr.e Il fiis.) nGht Speat's ySajte.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-04-08

SIGNS OF THE TrMEs.-It is mentioned
by the New York Bulstin that buyers Of
dry goods arc in that market represent.
ing the markets of Russia and Turkey.
The appearance ofsuch unwonted custo-
mers in American markets is due 10 the
fact that American cotton goods have
found customers in Manchester.
But while there arc such symptoms OF
an extension of our foreign trade, there is
no denying that home trade throughout
the United States is in more depressed
condition than it has been for year. In
nearly all'branches of home traffic in the
United States the volume of business is
smaller than a year ago, rates Of interest,
rates Of rents, and rates OF profit on sales
Of goods have all declined.
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Republican State Convention.

A Convention Of the Union Republican Party Of
West Virgins will DO held At ClarkSburg, W. Va,
on THURSDAY, MAY II, 1876, for the purpose OF
appointing ten delegates TO the Union Republican
National Convention which Is to assemble at cIn-
elnnat on the 18Th day Of juno, 1875. and TO nom
lnste I've Presidential Electors.
The committee Is Of opinion that It will DO I'M
praetIelble to avoid holding two Conventions, and
that the purposes Of this Convention arc not Of
sulacIent importance to justify calling for largo
county delegations, and therefore suggests that each
county will send Ave delegates-thcsO delegates 10
10 appointed BY tho County Executive Committee,
OF by County Convention, rs such committee may
deem axpOdIenL It Is proposed to call another
Cpayention during the summer, at which the com-
nltteo hopes to meet ALL without regard to past po-
ltlcal differences, or previous party affiliations,
who arc 10 favor Of making such changes In our
lava as time and experience have shown necessary
who arc 10 iayOrof the continued prosecution and
punIShmcnt Of Official corruption, and VINO arc In
favor o. retrenGhmeut and economy In the admin
istratlon Of our State Affairs.
by order Of the State Republican Executive Com
mittec. JOHN W. Mason, Chairman.
GRAFTON, W. Va, Feb. IS, 1876.
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suRRRvDERs OF CIRCULArIoN.-A c-
cording to Washington dispatches there
were 81, 100000 oflcgal,tcndcr notes de.
posted in the month of March for the
surrender OF national bank circulation,
and the Comptroller is said to have ex-
pressed the opinion that from $50, 100000
to SGOOOO,OO0 more will be surrendered
during the remainder Of the current year.
The Comptroller is in position to fore.
sec this movement somewhat better than
anyone else, because he is continually re-
ceiying letters from banks in all parts OF
the country asking about various matters
in connection with The steps necessary for
such surrender. The two great induce.
ments for The surrender OF bank circula-
tion are, first, that the prices OF bonds are
very high, and good many of the banks
think this about as good timc to sell, us
they will ever find, second, thore
is very little profit in circulation. The
former is, however, We believe, the prin-
cipal reason. II there should be a re-
viyal Of business and consequent larger
demand for money in trade there would
DO large amount of private capital
withdrawn from investment in govern
ment bonds, and this would cause large
amount Of bonds to be thrown on the
market, and result in decline in their
prices. 1t is usually argued that re-
yiyal Of activity in business will induce
the banks to issue moro circulation, but
this would certainly not occur with bonds
at present prices. On the contrary, one
Of the first effects upon the currency Of a
revival Of business would be to cause a
contraction OF its volume, because The
banks would DO anxious to get rid otthcir
bonds before the whole decline had been
experienced.
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CHICAGO, April IA sensation was
produced In the Board of Trade this
morning when it was discovered that
Frank C. Amblos, a member OF the
Board, had withdrawn his account from
bank and absconded, leaving about 65O,-
600, to 100000 bushels of wheat unpro;,
vided for. He has been "bull," and
bought largely during the recent rise, SO
that his loss on the whole amount is 2 toS
cents per bushel. The decline which oc'
cured Of late alarmed him; and it is sup
posed that he has gone to California with
what money he had. The members OF the
Board who lost by this transaction were
obliged to throw b large amount OF wheat
on the market, which occasioned rapid
decline.
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a story Of old which Reads Like
Ono OF To-day.

OAV VI AS.A1Is
From Tuesdays New York Sun.
The wife Of Englandsgreat soldier and
small politician Of the last century, the
Duke Of Marlborough, played her part In
stimulating the corruption that brought
infamy upon his name. In the recently
published autobiography of Lord Shell
burne, his Lordship, who speaks with
great freedom Of the men and women OF
the last century, refers to the
corruption Of the Duke Of Marlborough's
career, tracing it directly to the avari'
ciousness Of the Duchess, who, says he,
ran wild 10 the habits OF power, without
fear Of the devil, but her ruling passion
was ayariCe. In illustrating her ways oil
gratifying her greed at the expense Of her
husbands honor, Lord shelbuFne tells
story, which reads like a story Of to-day,
about her dealings with a certain old
friend OF the Duke.
This gentleman went to Flanders and
presented himself to Marlborough, who
received him cordially, and asked what
he could do to serve him. When he re.
piled that bis ambition would be satisfied
with Lieutenant Colonelcy Of Horse; the
Duke at once favored him with q letter
that ought to have secured 1t. But when
he got back 10 England he found himself
unable to overcome the obstacles that
turned up in the way Of his promotion
and in time began to suspect that the Du-
chess OF Marlborough, at the court in Lon.
don, was at the bottom Of them. He
thereupon returned to Flanders TO the
Duke, who, on seeing his old friend, pre-
vented his speaking by saying he knew
his errand, and then told him the short
est way was to give a sum OF money, two
or three thousand pounds, telling him
also how it might find its way to the
Duchess, which would put an end to all
difficulties; "and," odds Lord Shelburne,
$50 It did" Such operations the Ouch
cas- carried on ill the STREAMS Of dotagc
flowed from Marlborough's eyes,"
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CINCINNATI, April7.-Ameetin Of the
General Managers Of a number Of prom
inent roads, FOR, Il Is understood, the
purpose Of arranging general rate on
freight with the idea Of doing away with
commission, takes place at the Grand
Hotel parlors to-day.
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DIED.

vESNUM.-At tho house Of Michael Edwards,
on Thursday night, April 0, 1870, at ]? O'Clock,
Mrs. ABiGEL VESsuN, aged 100 years ) months
and u days.
Funeral will take rplace from the residencc Of
Michael Edwards, No. C23 Main street, this after
noon at O'Clock. Friends Of thief ainily arc nyi-
ted TO attend.
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Hon. VIM. G. Browns Opinion OF
Tho County Court System OF
West Virginit.

Hon. W. G. Brown, Of Kingwood has
addressed the following article to the
editor Of the Preston county Journal on
the County Court question:
As a taxpayer and friend of pure
and capable Judiciary, l think the atten-
tion Of the people Of the State ought to
be called to the County. Court system us
now organized. The County Court OF
Preston will compare favorably with that
Of any other in the State, hence, what l
say has no reference to one Court more
than another: h2 The system that is radi-
Gully defective.
In each Of the large counties the four
law terms will consume some ten weeks,
whilst the business transacted could be
done by n Judge in less than that time;
besides. large per cent OF the business
done by the County Courts, fails to give
satisfaction, and is carried TO the Circuit
Courts, where it is generally reversed,
and all the expense Of new trial incuri-
Cd. The aggregate cost OF the law terms
Of the County Courts Of the State is large
ly in excess OF that Of the Circuit Courts;
yet three or four additional judges would
do more business in the trial Of causes,
than all the County Courts, and do it bet
ter. With fifteen circuits in the State,
the Judges could hold four courts in each
county in the year, and do all the business
with dispatch. The fiscal and police
terms Of the County Cont might 30 re-
tanned; but beyond that, they have proved
a perfect failure.
tits claimed that the County Courts arc
we'll calculated TO aid the young members
OF the bar in commencing their practice.
This may be true. but they afford in con-
sequence OF their limited knowledge Of
the law, an inviting field for the exercise
OF what is called the sharp practice Of the
profession. Where the law in promptly
and correctly dispensed from the bench, It
not only secures justice to the suitors, but
prevents useless discussion by the law
yers and ruinous delay in the Transaction
Of business,
But figures would demonstrate tho evil
Of which | compain better than anything
l can say. The March term Of our Coun.
~ Court, which has Just adjourned, con-
tinucd in session seventeen days, incur
ring expense to the people MS follows:
Per dIem Of Justices. 90
Cost Of petit $50 60
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


NERVOUS EXHAUSTION. MEDICAL
IN E'ay, comprsing series Of lectures deliver.
tho cause and cure Of Premature Decline, showing
ludisputably how Lost health may DO regaincd, n.
iording clear synopsis Of tho lmpcdiments to mar:
rage, and tho treatment Of nervous and physical
debility, being tho result Of 20 years experience
oiicc and rcsidenec 81 East 10th street, New York.
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crat very much
Upon the above showing the Cincinnati


.1tNttS CVunehh aS lOllOWb'
aNow, the Democrats are not going to
waste any time in laboring over States
that are already theirs. 1t Is these doubt.
full States that they arc after, and they
propose to put upa candidate who will
strengthen them where strength is most
needed. Out Of these 1872 doubtful cleo.
toral votes to make up the 1856 necessary
ia choice, II will take, upon their own
figuring, OF votes. They want tho capdi.
date who can haul oyer these GI votes
and to the best Of our knowledge and DO.
lief, the Republicans want the candidate
who will prevent them from doing 1t.
The fight will DO In the West and there
Is every probability Of the chief candl-
dates coming from the West with East.
ern men on both tickets az Vice PRESS
dents.
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a DEMOCRATIC vIEw.-It does not
hurt ones chances to look at a political
contest occasionally through the field
glass Of the enemy. The Presidential
contest, at the present moment, appears
to the cool.headed and cautious Demo.
Graf rnrv much M fnllnMa.
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p,rrs op BOARDING HosE

RATES OF BOARDING HoIs t,,,M
Sixty cents pOr day for droveA y. \, id "
Sale; ii 20 per day /; r horsc, ,S'if ~"
I viii Ieep careful and l't,., ,., S On "a n
hores loft In my care will have " IN M NN
tcntIOn aud handled prOyerly, nM -" al,
sponsble for unAvoldab' eaccdc0n, ale I,Its ~.
My dr,t great Catalogue slr ,,., Wv ht4n
URDAY, April 10Th, III 10 oa %. rrsaF W.
having prof. crty 10 0iItr will reeve t'''
ton by addressing IL RUglEl n
Wheeling. W. Va, Or'' "'''' II
]. C. UERVEY, AurtlOnecF' -
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTIONS.
DAILY.

By mali IA sSSanee, potisss prpaga.
one yeRr...........ss eolThree months-......a g
elE mOnLhs.........., 00lOn0 month.........., 70
Delivered ~ CrEieFi IN CITY ls PSF week
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NIAIkKrEn.

BAssETT-wARDEN.-o Thursday. April 0,
1876 at noon nj the residence Of tho brides pal ents
by the Rev. j D. Moifat, Mr.. ALLEN K. BASsETr,
OF Taunton, Mass, and Miss KATE Walden,
daughter Of ]. ". Warden, Eq., Of this city. No
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NATIVE oREs-Mr. Charles Dwight,
the State Assayer, has a big lot Of native
ores on hand which he is busy analysing
for Centennial purposes,
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Four juries were impanncled; one to
try whether q girl was sane who was
charged with stealing goods Of less value
than $50; one in case OF debt, in which
tho plaintiff claimed S240, but got n YER
dict Of only $40, and was non.suited; one
for trespass, in which was a verdict for
defendant, and new trial granted; and
the fourth in detinuc for horse, md the
jury hung. The amount realized TO the
county treasury for jury tax was SIP,
leaving the county treasury minus S17S.
This does not include the expenses Of
the grand jury, nor the loss OF time and
expense Of probably more than u hun.
dred suitors and witnesses, many Of whom
with long and solemn faces occupied the
back seats, like the inirm man ut the
pool OF Bethesda waiting for the troub.
ling Of the waters, but finally left for
their homes penniless. Nor have said
anything about the incidental expenses,
which attend courts under any system to
some extent.
But l mn trying to show that the Coun-
~ Court as now organized, is too heavy
a system for the Taxpayers to carry, or
the suitors to endorse. The convention
that gave US our present State organiza-
ton was hastily II not unwisely called,
being in time when much party bitter.
neSs prevailed. But now that the dom.
inant party has got its share Of the spoils,
ought not the men Of all parties to har.
monizC and act in concert, SO as to secure
tho relief We SO much need? Tho reform
that l suggest has nothing to do with
Federal politics, but to give to West
Virginia an organization that will invite
emigration to the State and keep our
young men from leaving US to hunt other
homes in less favorable climates but 10
better governed communities.
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REyTI.WEERLY.
WEEKLY.

BY mi, n odpaao', poItsSs PrtPosd
one yeaT.,,.....,.....Ss o0lsix m0nth'......-N 70
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-04-08
Fourth Of Ju|y Celebration.

The Central Committee for the celebration Of the
One Hundrelh Anniversary Of the Declaration Of
Independence has resolved 10 arrange on that day
Grind Procession through the streets Of The city,
which shall DO both Of an Historical and an Indus
trial character
II has been agreed 10 invite the co operation Of
the different Societies for the execution Of tho his
torteal part, and Of the Commercial and lnAnuiac-
turing establishments Of the city and vicinity for
the industrial part Of the programme.
In accordance With this resolution the Committee
herewith invites all who are DESTROYS Of Joining Us
to make timely and fttlng preparations for the &C.
cason, and 10 communicate with Us within at least
six weeks from this date. In regard 10 the manner
10 which they propose to participate.
detailed programme Of the festivities will be
printed and distributed previous to the celebration,
consequently applications made At later date than
above stated cannot 30 accepted.
Any further Information will DO eheeriully given
BY the undersigned members Of Committee.
tn. SCHRElBER, PreS't.
E. YOSS Eec'y.
JAS NUNGE
GASP. HE'LL
A. REYMAN.
CHAR HOFFMAN,
GEO. BAUER.
HEN. MuEGGE,
JUL LOHsE
ap9 A.MUEGGE.