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, 1877-12-28
Doors, Windows and Blinds.
WILSON 81 BROTHERS.

In glancing over the broad and ample field
of San Francisco Industries and as repre-
sentative OF its class we are pleased to call
attention to the enterprising firm Of Wilson
81 Brothers, manufacturers and dealers In
doors, windows, blinds, sash and building
material, Nos. 18, 20 and % Drumm street
San Francisco Twenty years ago the Messrs
Wilson came to this city and commenced
business on much smaller scale than that
of to-day, but by strict attention to the rules
that govern a successful business they have
attained trade second to none In the city.
and most complete and nicely arranged
brick building, rendered earthquake-p
by internal supports of timber bolted to the
walls, and fre-proof by iron window and
door frames further protected by iron shut,
ters. 1t Is three stories high, the floors being
connected by a large elevator. This is
Worths elevator, invented and made in this
city, and is the only one Of the kind in San
Francisco. II is hydraulic and has two up
right cylinders instead Of horizontal as In
the most Of them. The size Of the building
is 45.l0x137h. The stories are high and airy,
making 1t one of the finest editices for bust.
ness purposes 1t has been our lot to see for
some time.
The basement contains weights, glass, etc,
etc. The first floor, offices and general line
of doors. The second, blinds, sash, etc, The
blinds and sash are painted, the glazing done
and all are ready for market. The third floor
is the glazing and painting department.
Several men are employed In painting and
glazing. The stock is perhaps the largest
carried by any house in San Francisco In this
line and that Of the best,
Their mandatory Is located in Pleasant
Valley, Ell Dorado county. 1t Is very exten-
sive and we are informed consumes annually
In the neighborhood of one TO two million
feet Of lumber. By manufacturing close by
the supplies they can save on the transpor-
tation. The articles inspected by us were
well made, showing that they employ good
machinery and careful workmen.
The trade Of the house is most extensive,
reaching all parts Of the Pacific Coast, the
Oceanic Islands and Australia. To this firm
must be credited the honor Of pioneers In
the Australian trade and is q striking evil
dence OF the enterprise OF the Wilson Broth
ers and their principles Of go-aheadatiyeness
1t requires considerable capital and peculiar
merits OF manufacture to accomplish it.
The members Of the firm are Mr.. N. /. Will
sUn, to whom we are under obligations for
information, G. o. Wilson and H. Wilson,
s, +. Commercial.
, 1877-12-28
A Devil Fish.

The largest devil fish ever known to be
captured, dead or alive, has been landed
in New York dead. Itwas driven ashore
near st. John during severe storm a
few weeks ago, and it was found by fish.
ermen dying on the rocks where the ebb.
ing tide had left it. The creatures body
is ten feet long, ending in caudal tin two
feet and a.half across, and is armed with
ten huge tentacles, two of them thirty
feet in length and the Others eleven
feet. At the base of the arms is a pow.
erful parrot-like beak, above which are
two deep-set eyes each eight inches in
diameter The arms are slender and lath.
cry, broadening at the base, and are sup.
piled with several thousand suckers, in
double rows, by which the animals prey
is seized with grip from which there is
no escape and dragged inward to be
killed from the powerful beak. The body
and arms were dusky red when found,
but have since become perfectly white.
The creatures mode Of progression is not
the least remarkable thing about it. The
water is admitted to the breathing Or
gans by valves, and when it has given up
its oxygen to the blood it is violently ex.
PEELED through sort Of funnel, and the
creature is thus driven backward with
great rapidity, while the broad caudal
fin acts like a rudder in directing its
course. 1t can also move backward or
sideways by the action of its fins, and
sometimes crawls along the bottom with
its long arms in most ungainly fashion.
This extraordinary creature has been pur-
chased for the New York aquarium, and
will be placed there in alcohol.
, 1877-12-28

The CosT OF WAR.-Prof. Sheldon
Amos, of London, writes in the last num-
ber of the International Reuiow on this
most important subject, and is of the
opinion that the increasing cost and de-
structiveness of war will in due time re-
produce the best results of civilization,
such as are always reached by reason
rather than violence. The question Of
success in war, he says, must become in
creasingly one of whether nation can
pay for it in the place of paying for other
things. When each nation is firmly as
sured of this, the speculative hilarity
which now belongs to war will have van
ished, and itcannot be long before the
nations, under liberal and constitutional
governments, combine to adopt some
scheme of mutual assurance less extrava-
CANT, calamitous and inhuman than that
of self-protection. This is the language
of true craftsmanship as we'll as of sound
philosophy, and it will have to be needed
more and more as nations increase the
burden of war debts under which they
stagger. Nothing but the cost of war is
likely to bring it to an end as a means of
arbitration.
, 1877-12-28
1.Ife Insurnnoe chains Adiusted

James Munsell, Jr-, has established special
facilities 10 the East for collecting all kipds
of claims on policies Ia Eastern Life Insur.
Ancc Companies IN liquidation. Parties, whU
have already hled claims direct With Re.
eeivers, viii and Il greatly IA their advantage
10 place the cOlleciion Of their dividend, tu
the hands q this agency, which will relieve
them of an further trouble, and settlement
uiIl be made With elaimsnts al this ofiic-.
UDder tha arrangement, Harvey VI. Munsril,
VI New Iurk city, will act there ss aitoyuvy
In fact, representing the Interests OF claim.
ants on the spot, and receive and receipt iur
them for the three dividends as fast ~ made
by Receivers.
Il hA matter Of great importance tina,
claimants should place their poliers only In
The hands Of persods OF experience In the
Insurance business, In order that their poll.
eies may be properly valued, and their later.
est efficiently as well As faithfully represent.
ed. AppFrciating thls fact several attorneys.
at-law, In San Francisco and elsew here, have
placed the claiuA Of their clients In the hands
Nf this agency for presentation with the
Courts snd Receivers 10 Eastern States.
Special efforts will be made to have all
non-registered policies restored by the Courts
10 the status Of the original policies that
were duly registered, which, II successful,
will enable claimants TO participate directly
In the special fund, which fund Is nearly in.
tact.
For the direction aud information OF claim.
ants In the Interior, who are unacquainted
with us, special reference is made to the
Managers OF the principal Life and Fire In.
surance Companies in San Francisco. Par.
ties holding policies must take prompt nc.
tlon in order to protect their interests and
secure their claims, because 1t is absolutely
imperative that claims be filed in the East
Y.,ts sl,ts All ,AnI ls.l, Ia.
stances has nearly expired.
Office, 224 Sansome street, corner Califor.
MIA, over the Bank Of British Columbia, San
Francisco.
, 1877-12-28
Purchasing AQenoy,

Ladies who are desirous Of having goods
purchased for them in San francisco can do
so by addressing Mrs. W. H. Ashley, who
will send samples OF goods for their inspec-
ton and approval. Would say that am an
experienced dress. maker, and have the ad.
vantage OF buying at wholesale, and would
give my patrons the benefit Of same. Goods
purchased and sent G. q. d. Send for Cir.
cular. Any information in regard to styles
cheerfully given. Would add that have q
hrst-class establishment for Dress making
and am prepared to execute country orders
with dispatch. Address MRS w. Fl. ASHLEY
100 Sutter street Room 81 San Francisco.
, 1877-12-28

JAMES w. BELL, squirrel inspector Of the
Bell School District Is making preparations
for avigorOus fall campaign against the joint
enemy. 1t is proposed by the residents OF
as we'll as grain land. Wakelee's poison will
be used, which Mr.. Bell indorses as the best
poisoning preparation Of which he has any
knowledge. .-Red,Cood city Times and Gazette,
, 1877-12-28

RUSSIA has, in the last six months, ex-
ported wheat to the value of over $13,-
100000, against wheat to the value of
$s,0O0,00O for the corresponding period
last year. So, in spite of the war,
she has had food enough for her own
people and handsome surplus for out
side nations.
, 1877-12-28

A HEAD equal to the greatest events,
and a heart superior to the strongest
temptations, are qualities which may be
possessed so secretly that a mans next
door neighbor shall not discover them,
until some unforeseen occasion calls
them forth
, 1877-12-28

PHYSICIANS of high standing unhesitating.
ly give their Endorsement to the use of the
Graefenberg- -Marshalps Catholicon for all fe-
male complaints. The weak and deblitated
S150 per bottle.
, 1877-12-28

THROW AWAY Your CRUTcHEs.-Cure your
stiff joints, rheumatism, sciatca, lame back,
and all lameness and pain, with the never
falling remedy, PRATT's ABOLITION OIL.
, 1877-12-28

For July, August and September the
United States Land Office at Kirwin,
Kansas, has recorded 300 pre-emption,
200 homestead and 100 timber
claim entries and ninety final proofs upon
homesteads. And sMl the tide increases.
, 1877-12-28

HELP for the weak, nervous and debilitated. Pu.
vermachers Electric Belts and other appliances cure
paralysis and all painful chronic diseases without
medicine. Book and Journal with information mailed
free. Medal awarded by late Mechanics Fair Pa
tients taken into the establishment Address j. s..
RUSSELL electrician and sole agent lOa5 Folsom street,
San Francisco
, 1877-12-28

CURED FOR Four BITs--"After spending
hundreds of dollars for doctors fees, was
cured at last of rheumatism by investing four
bits in hask Of Trapper's Indian Oil.n
, 1877-12-28

eral weekly Newspaper
printed on the Pacific
Coast. In mourning
large expense to make
the WEEKLY PosT q
welcome visitor. and, II
possible, Q necessity, In
every household, we
shall naturally look for
some appreciation OF
, 1877-12-28

a club of 4 subscribers,
at $2.25 for each sub.
scriber for one year,
we will send an extra
copy free; to any one
Bending o club Of 10 for
one year, at S2.S for
each subscriber, we Will
send seeds to the value
OF IS, the sender OF the
, 1877-12-28

TO any one sending
US q club OF Is sub
scribers for one year, at
%. rs for each subscrib.
er, we will send q Boys
Suit OF Clothes that will
be worth $l2 In this city.
The hoy having. tho op.
tion Of selecting the
best place in which to
, 1877-12-28

WINTER styles Of Domestic" Paper Fashlons-new
and beautiful designs. Send stamp for catalogue
20 Post street, San Francisco.
, 1877-12-28

ALL the honorable pursuits of life are
salutary, provided they are not sought
with too great avidity and happiness.
, 1877-12-28

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club to have the option /
OF naming the kinds re-
quired. TO any one send. |
ing as u club Of IA sub
scribers for one year,
at $2.25 for each sub.
scriber, we will send |
a hret-clase Fishing Rod,
OF the value Of $40, or
q pistol OF like value:
, 1877-12-28

our efforts by the public;
but at the same time we |
mean 10 pay for that ef.
fort In q manner that |
shall make 1t profitable
to oil who send US sub
scribers, and 10 that
end offer the follow.
ing Inducements: To |
any one sending us
, 1877-12-28

J.w. sHAEFFER d cos GREEN SEAL
CIGARS are made from finest Havana To-
bacco. 323 Sacramento st., San Francisco.
, 1877-12-28

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buy In every inetance: 1
to any one sending us
a club of % for one
year, at $2.25 for each
su bscrlber, we will send
q copy OF Webster's
large unabridged Die
tionary; to any one
sending US . club OF
Is subscribers for one
, 1877-12-28

reliable as 1t 10 possible
TO make them. The dis.
cusslon Of questions Of
great public Interest will
be by the ablest writers,
and everything will be
done 10 make the SAN
FRANCISCO WBEKLYl
PosT the most complete
and best family and gen.
, 1877-12-28

USE Burnham's Abietine for Group, colds
sore throat and hoarseuess.
, 1877-12-28

year, at S2.25 for each
subscriber, we Will
send O frst-class Mex
ican Saddle, Of the value
of $40; TO any one send
ing us . club of 50 for
one year. and $2.25 for
each ,ubscriber. we
will send q solid silver
American Watch, Of
, 1877-12-28

the value OF $50; to any /
one sending US Q club
OF 40 Subscribers for
one year, at 92.25 for
each subscriber, we will
send q flrst quality
Florence Sewing Ma
chine; to any one send.
Ing US O club OF 45
subscribers for one year,
, 1877-12-28

| at $2.25 for each sub
scriber, we will send
q Winchester Ride, Of
the value Of SIS: to
any one sending us a
club OF so subscribers
for one year. at $2.S for
each subscriber, we
will give 5000 In Gold ;
to any one sending us q
, 1877-12-28

PHoToeRAPHs Of superior finish at Morse's Palace
Of Art, All Montgomery street, San Francisco.
, 1877-12-28

weekly journal print.
ed In San Francisco.
II Will contain the full
est and freshest inf0r-
nation relating to the
Agricultural and Min.
ing interests OF the Pa
cihc Coast. The Com
mercial and Market Re.
ports will be as full and
, 1877-12-28

USE Burnham's Abietlne for rheumatism
aud neuralgia.
, 1877-12-28

club OF rs subscribers
for one year, at 6.S
for each subscriber, we
will send q hrst quality
Eureka Gang Pl0w, OF
the value Of $1,000.
The Postage will be
paid by the Publish
ers In every case, and
every article offered will
, 1877-12-28

be precisely as repre-.
sented. II Ia not neces.
sary that clubs should
be sent TO one postof-
fee; the purpose is TO
enable those who can
not get up q club large
enough 10 entitle them
TO a given premium n
their own locality to
, 1877-12-28

CARDS, 81; Cabinets, 81 per doz. PEOPLES ART
GALLERY, 81 Third street, San Francisco.
, 1877-12-28

i ty- The money must accompany oil ordea@
In every case. No deviation from this rule
, 1877-12-28
COMMERCIAL HOTEL
SAN FRANCISCO.

SAN FRANCISCO.
IOHN KELLY, JR., FOE 70 YEARS PRoPKlElOh
only with the COMMERCIAL HOTEL, on Montgom.
cry ave, and Kearny st. $. +. The Commercial 3
nTst.Class and commanding new 4-story hotel, with
elevator, etc, and offers superior facilities Mt low
rates. Free coach and carriages from all points \
call from former patrons respectfully Invited.
, 1877-12-28

San Francisco as In
New York, The propri.
et0rs Of the SAN FRAN
CISCO WEEKLY PosT |
having the resources and
organization Of . great
daily newspaper are de-
termined to greatly i'm.
prove the weekly edi.
ton, and make It the best
, 1877-12-28
SAN FRANCISCO
Weekly Post.
TINE BEST WEEKLY NEWSPAPER
The Farmer,
The Stock Raiser,
The Gardener,
The Miner,
THE HOUSEHOLD 1!
The Weekly Post Contains More Reading
Matter Than Any other Weekly
Newspaper Published on
The Coast, offered at
The Same Price!
A USEFUL GIFT TO SEND TO YOUR
EASTERN FRIENDS!
THE HOUSEHOLD +!
A USEFUL GIFT TO SEND TO YOUR
EASTERN FRIENDS!

sn-Do not fail TO read arefuiy our liberal list
OF Premiums 20 getters.up Of clubs
, 1877-01-19

1louacs acting separately or together, and By
= majority Of totes decide whether nny
and what votes from anch ,Gtatca are
tho votes provided Tor By The ConptItnton Of
tue United atatcs, and how many and what per-
son1 were Iplv arrOlnted Electors in such State,
and may thcieln take Into view such petitions.
.tepostfon*. and other papers, II ANY, ~ shall hy
The tonss!tution aud now existing law b. c"mpe-
tent and pertinent In such consideration. which de-
ct.inn shhai he m1ie In wtit.n: etAtEnv briefly the
ground thereof mt. nlncd by the u,cn,bert NJ raid
Commission agrr einK therein, wlicrcnp1n the two
lIoasra shall ag1fn ,cef nnd .nch ec4lnn shall be
fcah and eaterrA fn the journal nf each Iisc, and
the ronnting OF the sntes s,nll proceed ID rnn.
fnrhlity Herewith, untrss. npan AFFECTION maho
thereto In writing by at lr.~t FIVE Senator'S nnI fve
renhrr. Of the lIpure nf cptc- -rntat!y-s. the Iva
IInn.cs shall separately concur in ur.,cstng other.
wi,c. In which raae such concurrent o!drr rI1al
rnsern. no yntes Of panets fr"rn any Other state
rhn1l bc actc uinn until the aheciEnna nrerlo4siy
!Eade to the sGtrr nr paprrs from unu StAse shall
t.nse brtlI rHalfs tli4ro-e,l Of.
2Et. =. That while the twn fIauses shall b" In
r,netn.t AZ provdct in fhir Art. debate shall be-
allowed. lnd question shall l'c PIT bJ the t.r-
ffdn. officer. except t1 either lI1nnr, tr nthtlHn
IL Withdraw, tnd hc Rhni have power IN preserve
bslcr.
SEr. I. That when this two tfonses hep4fast TO
decide upon M objection thst may have been
made II the cuuntIng Ut anY Electoral vntc "r.otr.
finn rny Sthtc. or upon Ut,Irrt1on u report hf
the .ail Commission, or 0tIttf question at!-!ng
nnfcr thf. act, rnrh Senator and Representative
, 1877-01-19
PRtCl"s71vE CENTS.

not permf $50 Commission should ttcsire u
open thes{ & 3tons. Onn criticism upon .aho
lg's'f Wsii sondet ssni'i IN NJ ses c9 St
Is the Cfslef 1ustire excluded frun tlls
original four, but earo Is taken 70
prevent his selection ~ the f7fth BY expressly
limiting the choice to the remaining AAsocta1
Ju;aicct; 'llIs !s certainly rcaeciiun upon
Judge Waite. II he be shut out bccausc ia
liycs In The Eame State rs Gov. llaycs, this pro-
r!stos suNld inve aisu I,ecn made to tlIeaualtfy
dniE: Nwnynr, who Is also a cttlzru OF Ohio,
nut Judge Hunt, wllp is a citizen of New York.
IT Will PROBABLY rsss.
n the TtstfrH 4ssoefnfkd Fresa
NAstfEs0rnx. j.. t., Ja,. ls.--N'l,fIc tho
measure rcrTtet1 br Tic Select COMMITTEES ID
fcg:trl t" tuuntfnE tic Etecttrai vutc will meet
WITH sumo npp,sltfon In the Senate, It IL tho
general belief that II well receive handsome
maturity whcn vote Il tcaylIct1. An effort viii
3c f1'a'e " press II t1 q vute nftcr reasonabls
time Tor d'sfls sion. MIL several Hcnntors o1+
pscss belief that The final vote can be taka0
after discus sion Ut several days.
, 1877-01-19
CHICAGO, FRIDAY. JANUARY 10, 1877;

new powers not warranted under the Constttu-
lion. No power, IN fact, Il delegated, "a Com
grc.s tuar rcyIte or annpl thcle decision; MIR
nrc they to rccetrc nny additional romncnsstton
~ tha ...rt... .,,,,. ..a,,ss,, :. :! o,ai,noJ
~ ~ sei'"cS mus ic'iete"' ~ ID e'"'''e'
that there arc sufficient prcccdicntA 10
WARRANT cosG,sEss IN 1.Kts1 THIS ACTION
In no.t ,c,r. r,mrrrs. In. ,,r,.,,.l a,fdt,tcn,
=, .,,tI.. ~. ~ t'..,,.', .p" .'.s.,. T..
~ "ut,ea y" TIC 'ue'"est 81 vas H"ta,'e ~
ietS, when t!lry we're reqt1lrcd 10 attend Circuit
Courts III the several districts. similar dele
raton III mt4hur,ty w.s rivrn Tho Snrreme
Court in 1s3;, when Cnp.rcs, called upon It to
tn,.o ,,,,,,r.I
1ah' Sent'a. e"ht'"' "'er o'"cfs }" nanRf"'.es,
anu apt cunt IN tic nomination q the ch!ct
ttngulshc.I LAWYERS OF tlr Joint Committee are
nj t1,r ,,nnn th.t ,,,c t,ct +. tfr,rv ,t,n.ttt,.
a. .'a, ' ot'I .r .at ~. ~ IN e,..t.s .','1'.u'
1'o"a1' lHc "Hstlccs Will pFopahIy nut aeetihc
to serse, as they doubtless hare been informally
rons1sltett on thu subject,
So,with.tou,ltny thc udvc,s. crft..,.n
a.. ,,u, ..>..' .''.
.''e W. encounters, liz passage may
bc confidently predicted. At lrast httc'l
Is The plain outlook tonight. The men WIN de-
tounto II ,1n,+ .tr,,rriv III. ,f. sav thot t1,.v
, 1877-01-19

WASHINGTON, u. ", Jat' lS.-lhc 1olIDT!l1
Is the rcp0rt VI the Committee Ut tho Senate
aud tho House nj REPRESENTATIVES. nnnoJntrd
,. H., e,,,.,r,, r.so,,,,,,us ~ .tc.. ,a,1,a. -,
unue' t"c 1I't'"' .espnt,s'''h vi .iose ooo'e7 ~
prepare and repott such measure Us may be
best calculated to accomplish the lawful count
iur OF the Electoral votes. aud the lcst dsposf-
tion q, ali u,rstions connected t},crcwlti and
' ,''' =. ~ .'',. n s''. 1"''"' A"o
dac declaration Oh thc rcsui' Inc Committee
tay tf'at thsy layc considered tho subject
unn,etl in snftl resolutions, MD have ha.t full
aim frcc ct,nfrrrrrc with roch otl,cr tI,rrco,
@ and uv nux % rrnar, ts % acc,~,,no", @ v III, , mi
ano ho" iepoft the accompanying vi! anu
recommend its l'nssasc. The Con'1nittec COLI
tlnuc:
Wc hnvc ann,tc,, lin ,,.u,nat nroc+Ic,h1r .tu,1v
49,, ,,.',,.''' ,,', .,,".'. ,",,'.s. .''..
auu '.,t us,"'".'on :" 1,s au"e.s' ". uesH 'aa1 M
the hill now reported is the bcst nttn!nal'c dis
position Ut The different problems and disputed
theories arI.]ur out Of the late election, It
,nus, l." 'I,x,. ~, ..a.,. ,,.-st,, ,,,.s".son.
mus W op'nas !" e's's psrS"' to"'efsaht
with tic history OF tho rountry, as'd
with the formation and Interpretation Of the
Constitution, that willie diversity of rtews md
,,,,,,,,,',,s ,,,,'ht,, H.. .,,., no., .ha1,,. ,tt
, 1877-01-19

31ct1 and re9nar course of lar that insurcs tho
peace anil order OF society, whatever party may
70 disappointed IN its hopes. The unfortunate
or the eubtct befUrc the election has greatly add
ell to the difficulties Of tic Committees In deal
ing Will IT, tnatfluch as isany nE thc people Ut
ti,c G1'err members Of tnc rcsITstrc political
upon auy ucas.src That scctns to fnrolvc even
possibility hf the defeat OF their wishes; hit It
has also led the Committees tp feel that tIlcis
members arG ",unl ty tile Eghcat tinty IN suei,
casG to let M bias party feeling Btal III thG
way OF n
lrsT. EqrAr, AND PEACEFUL. MrAsuNE
Tor cxtrlrntlng The question from tie c'ft,arrass
tncs'tt TINT at present susrnulnt II.
In conclusion. We respectfully heg leave 10
detcE!nInntIon upon tllt: mbjnrt., ~ Il Ini-
po>kihfc tn estimate the 1nhtrriaf los. the
enntry daily tlstains from the existing stair nf
uncertainty. Il directly aud tn"crfully tc.n!t
ptfltc and pirate credit. aud to create uprrr-
hcnsnns In The minds u the tnupIc That disturb
The peaceful tennr IT tl,cir Ways a,IA happiness.
It tends to bring Republican Institution. Into
our form Of governments aud u the lrrp'tnisy of
the Republic. all consideration. Ut Interest,"
.! patrtutl*nt and u justice nntc IN a!e1naH!-
tns Of t|'c law.making power Il measure that
M !Is '"iry s'"s psass md ' :aow '';lsay Tat o't IT.
Republican Institution. are equal IL a,ly e,ner-
Eefley, and In this connection wc cansr,t refrain
fran the expression of nur sati*fartion that
yuur Committees. cnEp'sed of c1u4l numbers
vi nppnsIbg f'artie*, 1arc furtunatci; le.n ai,ls
to do what lias hGci attempted IN vatH lIcFrttl-
foFe,--nltnoht unanimously n1rce uIH1n ttIar
considered by them Nil II Ic just. wlsr. ami cf-
Ar'cnt. We accordingly recommend tl,r ura.
i!otetl att to the patrItttc aud juks Judgment
u Congress.
{S!Enctl) GEonHE F. EpMUaps.
FREDERICK r. FKELiSanrrsxy,
1soscoE CuS.ttSu,
4. q, 1MCNMAS,
+. F. BArARD.
". ". KasssoM,
Senate Committee.
il. H. PAYSE,
ErrA [lCSTOS,
ADRIAN &. 1IEwirr,
WILLIAM ". SrMtSurn,
fiEulHE ". MCCuAnY,
GEonuK +. IuAE,
tiEOHuE WiLLAHp,
....... tfnusc Committee.
ANnhfnr Northn fs ftte nnIr fnrl t.r t,ft thh