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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-25
EAR DOCTORS IN COUNCIL
[DY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. |

NKwroRr, X. l., July "a, 1873
Tho American biological Society held Its annual
session to-day at the Hotel Aquidncck and elected
DR.. A. IL. Buck, OF New York, president; Dr. Charles
H. Burnett, OF PhiIadoiphis, vice president and Or.
J. o. Green, OF Boston, secretary. Representatives
we're present from all parts OF the country Papers
we're read by Dr.. j. 0rne Green and Dr. Clarence j.
Blake, OF Boston; DR.. Cornelius X. Agnew, DR.. Albert
N. Buck ana DR.. samuel sexton, IRON New YORK:
Dr. II. N. Spencer, OF 81 LOUIS; Dr. Arthur Matthew
son, of Brooklyn, and Dr. George Strawbridge, of
Philadelphia which were followed BY interesting dis
cussions
An evening session was held for the purpose Of
colnnletnR tha bnssnass.
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TEXAS DEMOCRATS.

GALVESTON, July "a, 1878.
special despatch to the NeUs rom Austin says
tho Democratic Convention to-day nominated W. n.
Walsh to De Commissioner OF tho General Land Office,
thus completing the state ticket Thcv then adopted
resolutions iudorslng Governor Hubbard ana aG .
journed sine die Perfect harmony existed during the
closing hours OF the Convention.
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ESCAPE OF A MANIAC.

[BY TRLEonApH TO THE HERALD
TRENTON, N. j., July "a, 1879
John shanncnsy, the insane man VINO attempted TO
kill Ex-Governor Bede IN Jersey CITY 1876, escaped
from the state Lunstc Asylum to-day by twisting an
iron bar IRON the window. He ts u dangerous maniac
"A q
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TWO TkAMPS KILLED.

ST.. PAUL, Mimi, July "a, 1878.
report was received here tonight that q iarmor
near Taribaut shot and instantly killed two tramps
whom he caught tho OF setting Ore to tho har
vesting machine IN his wheat field. He gave himself
up, but was instantly released.
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SEVERE TRAMP LEGISLATION.

CoScoRD. N. H., July "a, 1878.
bill for the punishment Of tramps passed the
House to-day IL provides Tor thor imprison ment
from fifteen months TO nve yearsthe Ioriucr penalty
saiAs nfovided Tor anv person provsd 10 n tramn
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THE MILITARY COMMISSION.

GaEESBRigR wmrE SULPHUR SPRrsos
West Va, July "a, 1875
The Military Commission are working moniousIy.
They were IN session to-day for over i've hours ana
expccs frame a bill which will meet but lIttle oppo.
Siliou IN Con rfcse
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, July "a, 1878.
Lieutenant William T. Swinburne Is ordered tho
Swatara, at Boston. Passed Assistant Paymaster
William W. BURY is ordered TO temporary duty AT
tue Navy Yard, Boston. Carpenter Richard Agnew is
ordered the RECEIVING ship ln1epeudcnce,
at the Navy Yard, Mare Island. Lieutenant II. T.
Monahan detached from the Swatara ana ordered 10
duty the Coust survey. Lieutenant II. Hsmpnill
detached from the Swatara ana granted save OF alb
sence for three months
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The question oil dispute over committeeman from
districts where two names presented was lett TO
the committee appointed TO rcorganze tho party In
New York.
WOMEN As oFrIcH.HoLDERs.
The Convention was addressed by 5. Myra Hall. OF
New York, on woman suffrage, she iavoring the
n0miuation oil woman 10 every onlce u which q
man was nominated. she did not pi opos to nave
the women usurp the places Of men, but urged that
woman should be nominated with man, and the
SALARY BE- divided. She would have some good woman
nominated tor Vice President with General Butler
FOR President
vote Of thanks presented TO the presiding
officer isr the able which he had presided
over the Convention.
ADJOURNED
On motion, the Convention adjourned sine die,
alter giving three cheers the ticket plalfor m
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y
snupe has prepared address to DO presented the
Convention, which accepts and approves the action
OF the Convention in excluding all OF the delegations
from New York 1t asks for an investigation of the
charges that he 10 acting In the Interest OF John
Sherman and proposes a union OF the threc New York
factions and the election OF Blair O'Reiley as
leader for joint body, whilo shupo himself will
settle into the ranks a follower OF whichever IN
elected leader.
kilograms have been received from Peter Cooper
stating that he recognizes that shupe eDdeavorng
to carry letter and spirit Of the platform of
the greonback party.
The JUNO Convention Ii now reassembling In the
wieting Opera House, and was called to order
At ten minutes before eleven o'clock by l. c. Daily,
OF onetda chairman The nrst business was the call.
ing OF tho roll OF delegates The delegates we're
ordered 10 retro the circle Of the Opera
House, and as they responded to their names they
were permitted to forward the body OF the
hall. G. J. Tucker, Of Chenango, ana Benjamin
wright, OF Oneida were appointed ssrssantsat arms
to preserve order and prevent outsiders iron enter
Ing the BODY OF the hall II was ordered tina. the
and that no ono without q ticket DO admitted to the
hall
Mr. CooPsR Of stsubsn offered the following rssolu.
ton: -
Resolved That State Central Committee Of one from
each district DO constituted and that said
each Congressional district subject the
Convention.
Adopted.
Mr.. RYAN, OF Oneida, chairman OF the Committee
on Resolutions, presented report, which was read bv
the Secretary aud received by the Convention long
and excited discussion followed tho question OF
whether tho report should be adopted whole or by
sections Great confusion existed and the Chair made
his decisions regardless oil parliamentary rules The
platform as whole was adopted and tho committee
discharged.
PLATFORM.
Tho following Is the platform T.
Whereas the so-eslie Democratic snd republican par
ties have egsatcd IN the interest OF OF
this country turope. and against the interests Of
which the OF all westh there.
Independence said parties
and declare condolences In and the
national labor grsenbsck party, ~hieh 10 hereby
bv aud that the following
enumerated 70 guide In the the bia1s
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-13

which were ordered paid.
The committee further recommended
that lamps be placed at different points
in the CITY. where most needed. RrsO-
lutions To that effect were adopted.
ACCOUNTS.
The Committee on Accounts reported
that they had examined the accounts
between the City Clerk and the Re-
ceiver for the month of October, 1873,
and found balance. on November LIST.
1878. in the hands Of the Receiver, 10 be
$6.24l.9j.
The Committee also reported the cX-
animation OF the reports OF the Clerk OF
the Municipal Court and City Sergeant
for October, 1873. as follows: Fines
collected, 20; lookup fees, SO so; total,
los 80. The committee also reported
bills aggregating 565 a, which were or
dered paid.
Scott Iiston was appointed and quail
fled a. policeman i'll the place OF Officer
II. Myers. resigned.
VIM. Geiger was allowed $50 IS asses
sor OF the Second district.
The report OF the joint special com
mittee in reference Ia the bills of Giles
pie and Slater, contractors, was received
and on motion the matter was recon-
mitted to the committee for further re-
port a. to measurement, etc.
The Finance Committee offered the
following:
Rssoi,td, That the City Clerk shall ad
vertise city taxes for the year 1878, due
on the 18th day of November 1878, and
interest thereon will commence on Jan.
!, 1879.
Adopted.
The report of the Commissioners on
Capitol loan was received, read and re-
ferred to the Committee on Accounts.
The petition OF the Golf Light Guards
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Personalities.

George W. Colts, of the firm oi J. IL.
Diehl 4 Co., returned home last evening
from trip through II portion of Pennsyl-
vania and this State.
Judge \. b. Fleming, OF Fairmont,
Mrs. Roht. Browse, OF Grape Island,
Hon. J. J. ). HasSlcr, We're registered at
the St James, Yesterday.
Adiutant General +. L. Woods, who
has been confined TO his room nj the It.
James hotel for the past week. appeared
much to the JOY OF his friends, upon the
street Yesterday.
Col. {. James Faulkner. Jr.. and W.
II. II. Flick, (FliCkamendment) of Mar
tinsburg. have rooms al the Mcclure.
l. VI. Durbin, cashier Of the Grafton
Bank, and County Clerk elect J. :. ).
Herr, OF Grafton, are at the Mcclure.
Harry Stein, clerk Of the steamer Chas.
Morgan. and who has been guest at All
IIarden's ior several days, LETT last night
on the Andes, TO join his boat at Gin
Cinnati
Morris Horkheimer and wife LETT
Yesterday on a visit TO friends at Ian
caster, Pa.
:. Applebaum. singer OF some note
in Pittsburgh, will sing at the anniver-
sarv concert Of the Harmonic singing
society, ON Thanksgiving evening.
Hon. +. F. Martin, OF Pruntytown :;
Captain {. W. Emmons. OF the {. d o..
Railroad; John Madden, engineer on
the same road, and George Thornburg,
al OF Huntington, are in the city.
Rev. Jenkyns, OF the Reformed Epis--
copal Church, will preach tie next tenn
peranCe sermon on Sunday evening.
Miss MAY Ochs, Of Cincinnati. is Wis
iting friends in this city.
Lieutenant Henry p MAYER, OF the
Golf Light Guards, was married on
Monday evening at Bellefontaine, Ohio.
He returned yesterday afternoon, and
in the evening entertained few OF his
congratulating friends.
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THE COURTS.
Yesterdays Proceedings In the
Different judicial Bodies.
CIRCUIT corEr-JUDeE NELv1S

CIRCUIT CoCBT-JCDGE MELVIN.
This Court was still occupied yester:.
day by hearing evidence in the case OF
Amos Osborne VS.. LbOs. Hughes.
Adjourned until nine o'clock this
morning.
POLICE CoURT-MAYOE SWEENEY.
In Wheeling, a. in other places. there
is a certain class which owns raging
appetite ior anything in the line OF
what il considers and calls ''racy, and
which finds q depraved pleasure III lis
tening to ANYTHING that Savors OF crime
or infamv. Especially is this the case
when the disgrace falls on an errinS
daughter OF Eve, and a mob will gioat
with iiendish satisfaction over scene
which should and would call the hot
blush Of shame 10 anytruc man cheek
In the annals OF our Police Court are re-
corded BY lar too many OF these SAD
eases, and the trial Of every one WAS
Witnessed hvamOb ofmcn and hallgrown
bows. who gazcd unfcelingly on the ex-
hibition Of moral depravity. OF
course this crowd was in attendance
Yesterday morning, il being we'll known
that among the offenders were several
of that class of irrcprcSsible women,
which forms whirlpool into which SO
many Young men are dragged down.
The following cases were on trial:
Harry Oliver, several days ago COM
mittce most filthy act in North W heel,
inc. Tor which he was properly fined
three dollars and costs, and being unable
TO meet the strain, will study correct
habits Tor thirty days in the workhouse.
Edward Bounce was drunk, simply
this. and no aggravated case, and was lei
oil with fine oi one dollar, but had
spent all bis money on the aforesaid
drunk and went up to the hill on de-
fault.
John Feeling, was drunk and disorder
", and required the combined attentions
of several officers 10 secure him. lie
was fined three dollars and costs, and
went to meet his predecessors III the
BaStilr
Kate Mooney. Ida Collins and Annie
Boston were three ladies' ri easy Nltur,
and were charged, the first with keeping
mois0n De joi., and the others with
being ornaments thereof. The usual
penalty OF twenty dollars and costs was
imposed in each case, and all three were
transferred To the muiSon ddcciiritg.
Richard Walters and Charles Denny
were Gagged in Rates den and charged
with prostitution. Ten dollars and costs
were charged up against each; Walters
wcntup to the hill and Denny hquldated.
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Itching Pilss.

The symptoms are moisture, like per-
spiration, intense itching. increased by
scratching. very distressing, particularly
at night. a. ii pin worms were crawling
in and about the rcctum; the private
parts are sometimes affected; If allowed
10 continue. very serious results NAV
follow. Dr. Swayne's Al Healing Oint-
ment j. 4 pleasant sure cure.
HOVE CUREs-Wc were great sufferers
from Itching Piles. the symptoms were
a. above described, and the use Of
Swayne's Ointment in a short time
made perfect cure.
J. W. Christ, boot and shoe house,
IA North Second street.
T. c. Weyman, halter, S :. Eighth
street, Philadelphia.
Reader, If you arc suffering from this
distressing complaint, or letter, Itch.
Scald head, Ring Worm, BARRIERS Itch,
any Crust, Scaly, Skin Eruptions, use
Swayne's Ointment and be cured. Sent
by mail to any address on receipt Of
price, in currency or postage stamps
80 cents box, three boxes for 81 .25.
Address letters, DR.. swayne & Son, $50
y. Sixth street, Philadelphia. 10 charge
for advice. Sold by leading druggists.
In Wheeling by LoG4S, Llsr.6 co.
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Visit Of r. x. Officials.

Yesterday afternoon the pay car OF
tho p. C.. < &. /. Railroad visited the
civ over tie p, W. & Ky. road. \
number OF officials of the first named
road were also on the train, which
reached here at 1 O'Clock. This train
consisted Of an engine, special car and
pav car Among the party were ;. VI.
FELTON,. ir.. General Superintendent p.
c. 4 i. l.. K. K; J. II. Barrett, Division
Sup't: J. X. Peters, Private Score
tars 70 Superintendent FELTON,, and VI.
Bowen. road master. These formed an
inspecting party that took in the
"Pewikv" road, and found everything
o. X. The pay car was in charge Of
Paymaster Humphrey. The train left
at 5 o'clock. very employee OF the
road at least, happier than they were
before the train put in an appearance.
De. HERsH, magnetic healer, who
treats all diseases End cures without
medicine, NAV be found to-day at his
rooms al the St. James Hotel, entrance
lust north of the hotel entrance. He
especially desires 10 treat invalids who
have been pronounced "incurable."
Every Monday, Tuesday and Wednes=
day DR.. Hersh will be found at his pres
emf location. No charge for consulta-
ton. None received as patients who
cannot be either cured or greatly and
permanently benefited.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-13
A Buttar Joke,

Perhaps it was not sOmuCh OF joke 10
the grocer. bnt several others enjoyed 1t
ANYHOW. 1t was splcndid-but We il
have 10 tell il. \ certain Second ward
grocer received the other day Il most
tempting roll OF butter, of regular shape,
q bright golden color and weighing four
pounds. Thcgrocer made up his mind that
that was an extraordinary roll oil butter
and demanded extra care and attention,
50 he put il in the cellar where il would
keep nice and fresh. The next day Il
special customer came along and wanted
Il good roll Ut butter, and our knight OF
the counter Owed into his cellar and pro-
duCcd his pet roll. The customer Smelt,
tasted. smacked his lips and thought he
had never tasted better before, but he
wanted to see the inside. The newer Of
side-meat and drawer OF syrup produced
a knife and with several preliminary
iourishes commenced the dissection.
But suddenly the knife met with re-
siStancc; the toiling grocer spit ON his
hands and renewed his efforts, while
dcwy drops sparklcd like Lefevrc dia-
mund- or his expansive brow, but in
vain. Finally. in his exaspcratiOn he
wrrnched open the roll, and an ancient
and dccavcd whrtStvmr stood confessed.
It weighed seventeen ounces i'll thcgood
and current weight OF the realm. The
grocer wasn't angry, oh. no; he smiled a
scraphic smile to the customer, then
,tu0pcd behind the counter and bit
through tcn-pcnny nail He has now
pair OF Indian clubs, and is in train
ing ior time when his almond eyes shall
behold the miscrraut who gave him that
old stone when he asked Tor butter. IF
We ak Tor bread, do yc receive a stOnc?'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-13
To Consumptives.

The advertiser a retired physician,
having providcntially discovered while
a Medical Missionary in Southern Asia,
very simple vcgetabl" remedy for the
speedy and permanent cure OF Ionamp-
ton. Asthma. Bronchitis. Catarrh, and
all throat and lung affeCtions---also a pos
tive and radical specific Tor Nervous De
bilitv. Premature Decay and Nervous
Complaints. feels it his duty 10 make it
known to his suffering fellows. Actu-
atcd by this motive, he will chccrfully
send free Of charge to all who desire it.
the receipt for preparing and full dircc-
tons for successfully using this provi-
dentiallv discovered remedy. Those
who wish to avail themselves Of the
benefits OF this discovery, without cost,
can do 30 by return mail, by addressing
with stamp.
DE. CHARLES J.. MARSHALL,
No. 80 Niagara st., Buffalo, Y. y.
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THE SQUARE AND COMPASS.
Work of the Mystic Order-List
of Offlcers-Last Nights Ban
Quet.

quet.
The Most Worshiptul Grand Lodge OF
Nasons, OF the State OF West Virginia
met ct the Masonic Temple, IN the
Washington Hall building, at so
O'Clock last evening, for the purpose OF
transacting business OF importance As
the working OF the order is secrel, We
were unable 10 ascertain more than the
names OF delegates from the various
lodges throughout the State. The fol-
lowing are the names Of the pres
emit officers OF the Grand Lodge:
Geo. Baird. q. NJ; J. W. ArhuckLc, II.
q. NJ: &C. J. Faulkner, Jr., :. q. w;
John IL. Riley, J. q. w; |. II. VIII
iarns, q. Tres; o. ). Long, q. Sec; ;.
Y. Bindell. q. Sect; {. B. Manchester,
G.. Chap. Frank Burt, q. ;. l., + T. !;
". G.. Bennett, e.. J. D.; W. II. II.
Flick, q. Mar. \. q. Bailey, u. Purst;
T. W. Bliss, q. Tyler.
Alter the appointment OF the Standing
Committees, the remainder OF the even
ing was taken up in listening to the ad.
dress OF the Grand Master, reports OF
Grand Officers and partaking at IL
o'clock Of q sumptuous rcpast spread III
the Temple. J.,
The Committees will occupy to-day
in preparing their reports, winch
are to be submitted AT the session TINS
evening.
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He Did II InnOcently.

Not long since a boy, who IL bright
and intelligent. was taken sick and sui
fercd greatly. The news Olthe little boy :
illness soon reached the ear ri 4 prOmin-
cnt criminal attorney in Blackstone
row, and in due course OF time our legal
friend visited the little sufferer and
learned that death, the grim monster,
was very likely to claim another victim.
Now, the heart Of the legal gentleman Is
AZ biz az a chunk Of chalk, and, feeling
that some dclicacy might be acceptable to
his boy companion, came down street III
search Of something good for Harry to
eat. The restaurants were invaded by
the Blackstonian and at last a quail,
fresh and tender, was found. Orders
were left TO have it nicely served on
toast, and sent to -, well, We will
not say where, but suffice it to say that
that quail was well toasted and sent by
son Of Ham TO the place named by
the gentleman. The attorney, having
gone home with the happy satisfaction
that little Harry, his papa and mama,
too. would be- surprised TO receive
such a deIicacN for sick child, and that
they would wonder who their friend in
disguise was. Now, right down stairs
under the residence OF the happy family
OF father, mother and son, is cigar
store. from which are disbursed fine
cigars and tobics, too, to those who pass
toward the court house. The son Of
Ham started out with his quail and
toast. and knowing that there was such
a dwelling and cigar store as men
toned, this ungainly moke marched
into the front office OF the cigar house,
and informed the proprietor that some
thing nice had been sent to him and
there il was. It's useless to say that
the boss oi that shop was surprised
when he had seen what was on the
waiter. Thinking it practical Joke
pluvcd bv' some friend and determined
that the luxury should not escape, he
set 10" and had soon made way with
quail, toast and all, only wishing that
the dishes were another quail on toast.
All during this time our legal friend
was sound asleep at his home, dreaming
OF little angels floating around his bed,
with bright ieweled ornaments, ready L.
crown him for his generous remem-
brancc Of a sick child. Morning came,
and the proud attorney wendell MS way
down town to inquire after his littl"
friend and ask how he liked his feast the
evening previous. Gentle reader, YOU
can easily imagine the feelings OF the
man OF the law when he was informed
that no treat had been received. Our
friend. somehow OF other, met some Of
the reporters OF the city press, and tried
to bridgs the joke over by explaining
that he had been on the hunt OF that
miserable moke for almost week.
If YOU should have lame horse, and
have used every remedy without sue
cess, invest 70 cents in bottle Of kel-
ler's Roman Liniment, and il that fails
- -. -.... r.cnrnd hn l. q nnnn cusn
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-13

The people oi the Crescent City are
rapidly rcyiying under the clear skies
and frosty DAYS. The dread visitor, yell
low fever, has lett, and the spirits Of
men are once more in accord with the
development OF their beautiful city. As
the best evidence OF the growing pros
prrity. it is noted that the sales uftickets
in the Extraordinary Grand Drawing,
which takes place on Tuesday, Deem
ter 10th, under the management and
care OF Generals Beauregard, Of Louis
lana, and Jubal Early. OF Virginia, are
greatly increased.
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Fire Warden's Work.

Fire Warden. |. T. Carpenter, has just
completed his rounds Of examining the
chimneys and hucS OF the city, and
finds eleven defective chinncys, seven
stove pipes, TWO fuca and two hay mows.
The parties owning the defects were
promptly notified by Mr.. Carpenter,
and everything put i'll satisfactory con-
l;tiop
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New Wrinkle on the "Pewiky."

Yesterday new cars made their APP
pcarancc on the F., W. " Ky. k. X.
They are combination, baggage and
passenger ears, the former occupying
half the space. These cars come from
Pittsburgh on trains Nos. ) and ,, com
ing through to this city, and dispensing
without the transfer ofany baggage at thu
junction, thus saving time. The cars
are comfortable and nicely fitted up,
hut seem sort oi "hobble-de-hoy" ar
rangcment. being neither 4 roomy pas
Scnger conveyance nora very capaciouS
baggage car.
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On1CY or COMMISSIONERS
a., D,st,, 49, lsprNTYNa STATE plr WEGT Y

WHEELING, November :. ISIS.
Sealed proposals will Toe received by The Com
!nis-!vuers OF public printing at the Auditor
Office In the Capitol. until December ls7s, for
supplying the State oi West Virginia with STA
tioicry aud printing paper and Tor the eNecu-
ton Ol public printing aud binding, Tor two -
,ears tIoIn the second Wednesday Of January,
lsTE
Each proposal must he accompanied by a
t.und, executed According to law, by the bidder
with al least W. good and sufficient SuretieS. ~
siding in this state, In the penal sum of Ten
thousand Dollars, for all state printing, and The
renal sum Oi Two Thousand Dollars for all stat"
binding. and the pcDg! sgm y! Five Thousand
Dollars for furnishing paper and stationery, con-
diIiOned Tor the faiIhtCl performance al the con
trarts No bid unaCcnID panied by such bond
viii be entertained by the Commissioners o!
Public Printing.
Estimates OF the work to be done. and mate
rial furnished. together with blank forms for
proposals bonds. &c. Will be furnished on ap-
plication 10 the Commissioners Of Public Print
Ing on and after the 18th met.
= AL proposals must be made on the printed
blanks and forms furnished by the CUInmls-
toners. ". X. PENDLE1bN.
President Board Commissioners Public Printing
&c. HosD