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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-03-28

The main objection TO the payment of the
award of the fisheries commission. urged by
those who are opposed to its payment, was
founded upon the assertion that Mr. Deltosse,
one of the commission, was appointed not only
without the consent but against the positively
expressed desire of the United States. 1t now
turns out that Mr.. Delfosse was disinolined to
serve, and only consented to doso at tho urgent
request of Mr.. Fish, Gen. Grants Secretary OF
State, who is thus made to appear 10 even q
worse light than that in which be was exhibited
10 the Grant Sumner affair, for he has allowed
Mr. Delfosse to be aspersed for accepting the
position against the wishes of this country,
when one word from him, months ago, would
have prevented it. When We reflect upon the
character of Gen. Grant, and that of the mem.
bers of his Cabinet, We are disposed to look
upon the escape of the country from the dan
gers it incurred while 10 their hands II the
light of special providence.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-03-28
Another Molly Gone.

MUNICH CHUNK. Pa. March % Thomas
p Fisher was hung 10 tho corridor Of the Jail
this morning. Fisher was tried aud convicted
for com plioIsy in the murder of Morgan Powell,
q nine boss at Summit Hill, on the evening of
March %, 1876 He was one of the most TO-
fuen,ial members of the Molly Mcguire Asso-
citation, and more intelligent man than most
of his com panions There Was a large number
OF persons present. and tho execution was con.
Quoted without accident or misbap. Fisher
passed restless night, goiug 10 his bed very
lats. At an early hou7 this mornine Fathers
Buner, Of Mauch Chuck. and Wyuoe, Of
Summit Hull arrived at the prison ADD we're
with the prisoner un,iI the drop fell. At $3.50
a. N. large crowd surrounded the Jail
and those having passes we're admitted
When all was in readiness the procession
moved from the cell TO the gsllows. First came
Shoriff Rondenbuch then the prisoner and the
priests and two policemen. Fisher walked up
the steps coolly, and after short prayer by
the priests he read in loud and distinct tone
part of statement written for him by MIR. f.
Well Boyle, OF the Coal and Iron Gaz tie. lie
said he WAS strong enough to read the rest OF
it but would not as it would be published.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-03-28

Judge Wylie, Of Washington, has shocking
bad politics, but bis ideas on some other ques.
ions are highly oommepdable. According to
. recent act of Congress criminals can testify in
their oun defence in the courts Of that city
During the progress of q case that was on trial
before him day or two ago, the prisoner stated
that he had desired to avail himself of the priv.
ilege alluded to. but had been stopped by bis
counsel. The Judge instantly responded that
be ought to thank his counsel for preventing
him from adding perjury to larcony-the
crime of which he was convicted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-03-28
4 IKUQUET Fur THk MILLION.

~
Tho best assortment all styles, from the cheap,
est ~ the finest London Club Sets. just received
and for sale st
~ ~ FRENCH $, NO 95 KING ST.
Our Dollar Set Of Croqust is the best in the
State; balls, 8 lnailets, wickets wood box
hinged lid and clap.
E1celsir Croquot, London Club ms|leA' full
sets, sll qualities and prices.
Indes,ructible Croquet, with patent rubber
face mallets.
"Ve1illo," or the Improved Method Of Play
ing Croquet. Simple easily UNDERWOOD, nucn
more pleasing and exciting than the reguia,r,
game. Everybody is charmed with It, All
styles and prices on hand A.,
The best thing in Paper and Envelopes in the
market is our ten cent box. ~ sheets o.
Paper, "a Envelopes, Box, Alphsoet Csrd-sli
for 10 cents. g
Have full stock of Ill the finer qualities OF
Paper and Envelopes, In very handsome G01s ST.
Base Balls, best Regulation Dead Ball. -
each.
Harper's Half Hour Series full stock. -.
A lsrge assortment of the Seaside, LaKesioo
and other Libraries.
New Books daily. ,,u
mn ~ u. y FnN1O-- -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-03-28

The March number of the Virginia Law
Journal contains 40 able article on the "Consti-
tusionality of the Funding Bill, that black
bear Of the resdjusters, but which, We are 10th
to acknowledge, is, that is judging from the
proceedings of the late session Of the General
Assembly, the sole reason why Virgnis,to day,
is not black. bslled in ali the markets of the
world a. State that had repudiated her just
indebtedness.
Mr.. G. Il. Cleveland, IT,, has written and
Oliver Ditson & Co., of Boston, have publish
ed. book that treats of the art of gentleman.
~ add lady like behavior, and of dancing as
conducive to the requirement Of that art. As
the art referred to is now In great danger OF
being included among those that are lost, Mr..
Clevelaud's book appears at most seasonable
time. Vs..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-03-28

Charles Welsh, twelve years OF age, was put
90 trial at Philadelphia, yesterday, for fatally
shooting . companion named McAdams on the
lib inst. It appeared the defendant did not
think the pistol. would 60 off 1t the time he
pointed it at the deceased, and the jury rendered
. verdict Of not guilty.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-03-28

The shad fishery 10 Albemarl Sound has
proved an entire failure. As "a result, Mr.. John
Roberts, who was extensively engaged in the
business, has committed suicide. 1t is to be
hoped that none of the Potomac fishermen may
be induced by similar luck to follow his exam
pie. They, however, have met with such >
succession of failures that they have become
accustomed to them. aud another one. there
fore. will not be likely to throw them off their
equilibrium.
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E'OKT URALELA.rDKLA, .6AKCH rs.
Sun rises ........ l sun SETS. .......". = ~

ARRIVED.
Str Express. Baltimore, to j Brodsrs & Co.
Schr Pathway, Washington, TO Hampshire
and Baltimore Coal Co.
SAILED.
StrJ WThompson, Leonardtown, by + A Reed
Str Mattauo, n onni, by Broders & Co.,
Schr Chattanooga, New York, by Hampshire
and Baltimore Coal Co.
Schr b shepherd, Philadelphia. by Vim
Smoot.
Schr A Kndberg. Nor folk, by w Smoot
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-03-28
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TREWHAKLY B.
EDGAR EN-.
THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH %. 1878

In the Senate. to-day, number OF private
pension bills were passed. and the Pacific Rail-
roads funding bill further considered.
The House Of Representatives By vote OF
l24 to l23. seated Dean. democrat, from Oon.
n.cticut, Mr.. Jones. of Ala, doing the deed"
The House by vote of l07 to l2s, declined to
consider, ut this time. the report in the case Of
Doorkeeper Polk, a rather favorable omen fol
COL. Polk. The District government bill was
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-03-28
COMMERCIAL.

ALEXANDRA MARKET, March g. l879.-The
market to-day is steady and firm. Flour is quiet
and unchanged. Wheat is without change, and
though the prices to-day were scarcely so high
as yesterday, there was no decline. the quality
OF the offerings being the cause; about 1000
bushels sold at l2O, l23. l25 and lB. Corn is
firm and scarce, and 600 bushels brought So.
Seventy bushels OF Bye sold q, 60 and 1872 Of
Oats mt 81. Little doing in country produce. One
lot of Corn Meal brought ST.
GEORGETOWN CATTLE MARKET, March H.
100 cattle ON the market; all sold, ut prices rang
Ing from to 55cts per ID; 600 sheep up, 579 sold
at prices ranging from Al TO 6lcts per 10, q left
over; Is COWS and calves solu from $2l ~ $45
per head.
BALTIMORE. March 8.-Vrg. 6, deferred 81;
do. consolidated 57i; do I'd series 81. Cotton
", ak. unsettled and nominal; middllng lOt.lOs
Flour firm and steady. Whest-Southern firm
or; Western strong and 2: h'gaer; Southern
red l25al32; Penns red l29Al3l; No. 2 winter
l33 Corn-5rulhern dull and easier; Western
frmer; Southern white and yellow 62.53i
Western mixed spot 534s53i; April 53t; II y
As 454i. Oats dull and steady; Southern S5Aao;
" estern white f6 437; do mixed "a .36; Penna
35s37. Rye-no stock nominslly hrm ut 62n65;
Hay quiet and unchanged. Sugar active and
strong at 9s so. Coffee quiet and nominally
firm Rio csrgoes l4al7. Whiskey dull at 06s
81 06i.
NEW YORK, March B-Stocks firm. Money
4ia5. Gold lOl4 Flour firm. Whoa! = shade
stronger. Corn trAa frmer
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-03-28
The Rank Of ENGLAND.

LONDON March % The directors OF the
bank f England at laeir meeting TO- day ad-
vanced the minimum rate of discount from to
8 per cent
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-03-28

The Sixpenny Savings Bank, corner of Broad
way and Astor Place, New York, has sus'
pended.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-03-28
News OF the Day.

There was political gathering and military
review at Anderson, S. g., yesterday. Gov,
Hampton made speech, urging equal rights
for all and amnesty for past political roguories,
except as to conspicuous leaders who mis!ed
the coIored element. He paid high tribute
to President Hayes's official conduct, counseed
harmony among democrats, and predicted thai
the principles sustained in 1876 and the noml,
nation of conservative men on the State ticket
would result in the utter disruption Of the re-
publican party 10 South Carolina.
The story of confederation between the
hostile bands under Sitting Bull is repeated on
unofficial Information from Fort Walsh. 10 a
coupcil held by the Indians the last week Of
February they resolved to resist the buffalo
law, and Sitting Bull counsced moderation
toward the Canadians, but brcathed defiance
against the Americans
Recent developments strongly point to La
page, who was recently hung at Concord, n.
H., for the murder of Josie LaDgmaid, as the
perpetra,or of cold blooded murder Of ,w-
women. mother and daughter, at St. Acxau
Dire, Canada.
At q sale of trottiog horses 10 New York
yesterday, the we'll known animal kentucky
Prince sold for $40, 700.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-03-28

Upon the first evidence of stomach or bowel
disorders, promptly give the baby few doses
of Dr.. Bulls Baby Syrup and prevent much
suffering on the part of the little one. Price rs
cents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-03-28

COURT OF APPEALS OF VIRGINIA -Tunstnll
ct ais vs.. Pierson ct ais. Rulo on appellant to
print his record returnsble to 3Oth April 1873.
Bank of Greensboro vs.. Chambers. Argued
by f. e. Bouldin for appellant.
The case of Burging vs.. Mcdaniel is to be
argued by the appellant in writing, when it will
be submitted.
The next cases to be called are Redd vs. Jones,
&C., Kirkland, Chase j. Co. vs.. Bruno ct ais,
Mountcastle vs.. Gregg, Maulsbys sdministra.
tor VS.. Maulsby's administrator. &C., Webbs
curator Vs. Wynn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-03-28
SERIOUS ArrRAY.-The Marlboro Gaz.tt0

SERIOUS APFRAY.-The Marlboro Gazett0
says:
"Oo Frd.y last quarrel took place be
tween two Youths, one named Motley, living
with Dr.. Dorsey, 10 Oxoo Hill district, and
the other. whose pane We did not learn, iv'
ing With Mr.. Streeks, Deighbor Of Mr. Dor
sey. A fight ensued, 10 which the boy Not
lev struck the other With a stone in the back
of the head, knocking him insensible. Not
ley was arrested DR.. John W. Bayne was sum.
moped and rendered medical aid. He coDsid.
ers the boy 10 very critical condition.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-03-28

DRIME LEMONS and ORANGES at
NH u J.C. s. X. AILBUha'S,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-03-28

CONGRESSIONAL. - he Scuato yesterday,
after the close OF tho Gazettes report, took up,
amended and passed the Consular and Diplo-
matio appropriation bill. The increase made
by the Senate amendments amounts to SIS, 200,
mostly for the restoration of salaries reduced
by the House.
In the House of Representatives the debate
upon the Connecticut contested election case of
Dean vs. Field was concluded and the previous
question demanded.
The first question was upon the resolution
of the minority of the committee, offered as g
substitute for that of the majority, declaring
that Wabridge A. Field was elected and that
Benjamin Dean was not elected.
Az the roll call progressed there Was intense
excitement on the floor, as it Was manifest that
the vote would be exceedingly close The re-
suit was finally announced as l20 yeas to ll0
nays, and Field 8 friends We're shout to applaud,
when Speaker Randall cast his vote in the neg
alive, thus making tie, and the resolution was
defeated. The announcement Was received
With applause on the democratic side. The
vote was partisan. except that MIR. Butler vo-
ted against Field and the following democrats
voted for him, viz:-Messrs Cutler, Hart
ridge, Herbert, Jones (Ala.) Potter, Roa,
Stengcr, Walsh and Williams (Dsi.)
Before action could be taken Oh the resolu
ton declaring Mr.. Dean entitled to the seat, a
motion to adjourn wa, made and carried.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-03-28

THERE is q fair plot for drama from the
Paris police courts. A youth co mes to the CAPT.
tai full of literary srdor, but has the reception Of
mediocrity without influence. For living he
is Obliged to enter merchants ofics. He OBJ
tsins the confidence of his employer, and is
working up when he hears that bis fathers good
name and position are in jeopardy f1r the want
of a couple of thousand francs. After strug-
gle he steals the sum from his cash box and his
home is saved But the crime is discovered,
and he is arrested Hereupon his friends re-
place the deficit, but the law refuses to be sp-
peased. His father visits him in Jail, and over
whelmed by the disgrace of which be has been
moved to pity, passes light sentence, but the
young mans prospects are ruined, and all the
romance fades on. of his life at tWenty.one.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-03-28

NEW YORK March B.-Stocks firm. Money
4ia5. Gold l0lt. Flour firm. Wheat shade
stronger. Corn 8 triha frmer
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-03-28

WHIPPING A WOMAN INsBLTER.-At az
| early hour this morning, Dr. w. }. McCauley
Of Wiliiamsburgh, returning from visit to 6
patient 10 this city, had his attention called tc
| the actions of we'll dressed young man who
was seated in the ladies' cabin Of the Grand
| street ferry boat. As the boat Was in mid
stream, the fellow approached woman, the
only passenger beside himself 10 the cabin, and
attempted to embrace her. The doctor, who
viewed the act from the outside. rushed upon
the fellow, and bore him to the floor. The
| woman said he had followed her aboard and
insulted her. She was not acquainted With
him.
AS the man persisted 10 his insults.and again
| made az attempt to reach the woman, tho doc
tor knocked him down, and, on his showing
fight, administered q sound thrashing to him.
o. the arrival of the boat the mao, who gave
his name as Martin Wheeler, made complaint
to an officer. His appearance showed that he
had been we'll thrashed The doctor not de-
nying that he had whipped him, the officer re
auested him to accompany him to the police
station.
On the statement of facts tho complaint was
not entertained by the sergeant, who was dc
srous to lock Wheeler up if the woman would
appear against nlm. w Qecler lace was Illus
tra.ed with cuts. Dr.. McCauley dressed them,
making Wheeler promise Dever again to insult
woman.-N = Ne,os of yesterday e0enlng.
V1s1ToRs ALREADY BEGINNING TO Pour IN
TO PARIs.-The Exhibition, although two
months from the opening is already drawing
thousands daily to Paris, and the hotels arc IL
ing rapidly. Season tickets, for the whole six
months are to be issued at 100 francs. But they
have to be accompanied with the photograph OF
the bearer, which is somewhat troublesome.
And they are not transferable. Why not rs, rs
vel as the theatre tickets7 The 'internstionaP'
contests in preparation are too numerous to men:
ton Rowing racing shooting, sksi n; and
petition. Mos. of the natl ma tiles to b repre-
sented here will not Only brig their own detec.
tives with them, but squad OF soldiers to
guard their goods. Marshal Mac Sahon, in q
recent interview with American representatives,
while regretting that We we're so late IN the held
expressed great confidence IN the excellence o: the
American show. bill has just been introduced
into the French Chamber modifying the patent
laws which will greatly facilitate the sale OF
American pstents.-Paris Cor. NJ T. Star.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-03-28

(iron screw troop ship of 2,035 tons) ia the only
transport in the service specially fitted to carry
cavalry. During the last few days an order has
been received at Portsmouth that all troop ships
including the five Indian troopers, must have
their hatehways enlarged and other alterations
made so as to allow horses and ambulance and
baggage wagons being lowered below. Besides
carrying complete battalion each troop ship
will be required to convey about twelve wagons
and sixty horses.
The London correspondence Of the Manches
ter Guardian says The improved SYMPTOMS
of the Eastern 90, ton noticed yesterday have
rapidly passed away. The Congress is DOW re
gsrded IS virtually abandoned"
The London Times St. Petersburg CORES
pendent sends the following as the view and
mode of reasoning current THE British
Cabinet 10 demanding formal assurance from
Russia which none of the other powers support
must have one of two aims. Either to infliot
formal humiliation on Russia or to get out of
the necessity Of attending the Congress. In
the former case Russia cannot make any con-
cession, in the latter the Congress will not be
held and Russia will endesvor to come to an ar
raugement with Germany and Austria. Thus
England condemns herself to isolation, makes
the triple alliance political necessity and per.
haps renders inevitable that radical solution of
the Eastern question which she wishes to pre-.
vent"
A dispatch from St. Petersburg, received at
Paris, says that there is an excited party there
who oppose any concession to Austria which
might impair the treaty of San Stefano, which
is considered sufficiently humiating for Russia
already.
The Vienna correspondent of the London
Times telegraphs as follows :-"Theimpression
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1878-11-06
1 sat down by her and put my arm
around her waist.

l sat down by her and put my arm
around her waist,
"Nellie," said |, "don'tshrink from
me. lam your true friend, Your
friend whatever answer you may
give me now. lam not vain enough
to think mysefa young girls beau
ideal, But do love you dearly
Nellie. Can you love me enough TO
be my wifc9 if you cannot, if anoth-
er claims your heart, do not say yes
from gratitude. Tell me the truth,
and still retain a fathers, brothers
affection, Nellie"
1 bent over her, and'my life seem.
ed in her keeping, Until that mo.
ment had not known myself Iloved
her madly-I felt it now-better, far
better than in my youth l had loved
Aletta Stanten.
"Nelliel" l said; "Nelliep and II
brown hand was laid Of its own aC-
cord in mine, and beneath my gaze
the dark eyes did not dare to LIT
themselves, but hid their sweetness
on my breast, Nellie was mine.
Isat with her beating heart so near
my own, and thought it all over. |
remembered the child in her cotton
gown standing in the gallery of the
church on the wedding day. Ire
membered the girl whom l had
taught; the girl with whom | had
passed so many happy hours. felt
that this living life, sprung phoenix
like from the ashes Of the dead, was
the purest feeling of my life,
So my old fancy of keeping house
with my child came true at last; on
lywhen she crossed the threshold of
home with me, 1 called her my wife.
And the touch of her. brown hand
brings comfort with it; still her sweet
voice is better to me than all the mu-
sic in the world; and, as in my youth
| fancied myself old, surely in my
age shall believe myself Young, for
while we are loving and being loved
youth can never die, and while we
live, I and my Nellie, mustlove each
other.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1878-11-06

Out in Iowa the young ladies aid
the yellow fever sufferers by selling
kisses at ten cents apiece. We eopine
that there has been enough wasted
around there to have brought in
revenue of sS6,3S1.2S, or in that inn
mediate neighborhood. The worst of
it is the waste continues,
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COUNTY DIRECTORY.

Judge Circuit Court-HoS. Jos sslrn
Residence Rayenswood, Jackson County.
Clerk Circuit Court-C. b. WAG6ggEi,
Depnty--JAMEs II. HoLLowAY.
Clerk County Conrt-E. KIMnIRLIxo.
Depnty-JosEPH II. HoLL6wAY.
President County Court-D. S. VXS Ma
Prosecuting Attorney 4. snIPsox.
SheriE-DAyIB s. STRyENsoS.
Depnties-J. P. R. b. SMIrG,J. JEwErr,
3. w. soMERyILLE, HESRy Fry, JosRPn N.
DAion, w. d. soMERyILLE
Jailor-J. JEwErT.
Surveyor Of Lands -THos. ]. RohRRTs.
Assessor Dist. No. i-JAs. W. WiSDoY.
Assessor Dist. No. 2--E. Z. BAYgR.
Sup't Public Schools CHAs. L. Hoad.
TERMS OF COURT.
CmcuIT CouRTA First Monday. in April,
and first Monday in October. y
County CoURr-Third Monday in Janu-
ary; Third Monday in March; Third Mon.
day in May; Third Monday in July; Third
Monday in November; Third Monday in
December.
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AdYertislng Rates.

One square lone inchl ono week, -. 81 90
Zach additional insertion, ...........- 50
TUnrth Of Column twelve months, 80 90
llNlf Column twelve months, ......... So 90
One Column twelve months, ........... 90 90
Cards not exceeding seven lines, ] yr. 10 90
Local Notices Is cents n line for one in
,srti0n; and special and business notices 10
cents 4 line for each insertion; but no no.
lice inserted for less than one dollar.
All advertising for shorter period than
three months Is considered transient.
All yearly advertisements payable half
yearly in advance.
Transient advertisements must be paid
for in advance.
Legal publications must be paid for, in
all cases, before the delivery fthe certifi-
cate Of publication.
Personal communications, and those rec
ommcnding persons for Office, will be charg-
pd at regular advertising rates.
Marriage and Death notices, not over
fye lines, published gratis; all over that
amount at half advertising rates.
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Fortune TelIer,s AIn1ahnc..

Todseam of haying great nnias;
ber Of servants is inadaess, C}l
To dream of,a bear fotetckens mis-
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1878-11-06

Tho Protestant Episcopal clorgy.
of Detroit have publicly declined to
attend funerals on Sunday unless tho
attending physician certifies that the
necessity Of the funeral is impera'
tive Those clcrgymon are bringing
things down to q very fine point, iU'
dead.
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The Weekly Register,
PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY ny
GEORGE W. T1PPETT,
Enron AND PRopRlRroR.
Terms Of Subscription.

Office upstairs, stortx's Block. Entrance
an Mnin Street.
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CITY DIRECTORY,

CITY DIRECTORY.
Mayor-H. ]. FISHER, JR.
Recortler-M. II. HALE.
Councilmen-T. stribling, G. Shrewsbury,
1. +. Campbell, A. Il. Darst, John W..
English.
Sergeant-S. G. BLAKE.
Assessor-W. j. KESSY.
Street Commissioned. r. DARsr.
0veneers OF Poor-Drs. S. G. Shaw and
l.. F. Campbell.