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New-York tribune., 1880-06-27
DPsoLATE MOTHER.

Tho trouble between the Rev. John Williams. Oh
.Jomaica. n preacher of the Methodist Episc9pui
Church. and his wife, took new tnrn yesterday: l
Nun Mr. IWili'iams and his wife separated some AK
months ago Mrs. Williams taking win hsr ,hcr hcr
four-ycarold daughter Gracic while tn.99 J;
children, the eldest, Elizabeth, being twen.y-hEe We
remained with Mr.. Williams. Mrs. WIiilauils 10, o
Gently went to Sea Gill. AMI started lalI'IS 40 40
n means of support She says that sue was no,i,S .
we'll. with good prospects of dong bbter hs P ai,P
Summer sojourners at Sea Clih increased ,Anoas
n week AGO her child, Gracic. disappeared NfIy
mvFteriousIy and she could get no tltihg5 ol @ her
mil Thursday last, when she learned thae hCr or
eldest daughter had been at Sea GIN watchS i,er
h,,Igc. and that she had taken away me chill
Mrs Williams applied to Justice Frost VINO lssuau .n
of abduction and size was arrested Mt her home III III
Jamaica yesterday. by officer Hurley ana Ii1ca, ii
TO Glen Cove. Mr. Williams accompanies , ns
daughter. The child found IN NJ. Willlanss > >
h0nsc nj Jamaica The Oilic wished 10 take INC nc
child saving that il the prisoner dd not Piouuco
tbe child the Justice would probably lock hcT up,
Int Mr. Williams would not permit the chllu 10 pe
taken. Mrs Williams is broken down WIN grete
mt the loss ot her child She Is over lllty years Oh Oh
age and is IN delicate health from her eXertlOhns
to supnort herself. For time she received hoIp
from the poormaster. Recently she has been ape M
to maintain herself and only the day heIorc me me
child was carried OIL she purchased new c,othInh i9
il. Mr. Williams is willing to MAINTAIN ms vic u
shc will live in his family There Will be II nearing
before Justice Frost on Monday.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-27
MARINE INTELLIG ENOE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC,

Moo5 Moon isi Moons sedsys,2o
HI3H wATRR TO-DAY -: h ,o.
SANDY HOOK. 1l.36 Gov Island. Hen oate.-... 1So
HIiH wATRP rO-DAY--P. n -.
SANDY Hook. Island.. 0:l7 Hell cate vOU
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r1vr MEN THRoWN FROM 4 sCAFFOLD

Shortly before G o'clock on Friday evening , a
serious accident occurred on the sailors snug
rrSnlt in loss of life William Cory, John Howard,
William 1appan. William GGlilln dGon and Con trNm D"n"
van were ut work on scaitold suspended rom ON u
ionr.aTrh iron cap the centre jost Of the scaifold
paye way, and the ye men were thrown ot 70 nT I9
Hopori fouud that four Of the mcI-DonOvan aione
escaping with slight hurts-htd sustained serious
iniurlrs The four sufferers were conveyed 10 the
Smith Infrmary at Tompkinsvillc. II distance OF
ahnnt four miles. DIR. Feeny, tho surgeon 0t the
institution said that Howard would pro odny @ nave ave
that Tappan, Griffin and Cory were probably
fatally injured internally.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-27
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 4

All ,r,,e follows worthily. point to the "B1B
och q. an article OF such rare and exeeedlng Mef1
deserve place sdeosard Its asreeapie s0n,S
results careful seeeton q rs 49, s1a y
oid in New. York BY all leading grccers vine
dr1iRg - ~
New-York tribune., 1880-06-27
nruANDs OF WORKERS IN WOOD.

The strike of the furniture workers against the
nronosrd extension Of the hours Of work from nine
to ten per day continues i, .,.,.4
The executive committee of tn, striking cabinet
rrrriying reports and collections in Sd of the
striking worlncn. From Sclrenkeis,ns shop II
was reported that ten carpenters, ono carver and q
number of machine workers had been employed Ill
place of the strikers 80 ,.,.. ~,
The executive committee of the Furniture Work
ers Union has addressed circular to the various
fnrniture manufacturing firms, announcing that
the Union hns resolved that from Monday ITO
morrow members of the Union shall DO allowed to
resume their work only if the working hours are
fixed at fifty -four hours per week.
VISITORS TO THE METROPOLITAN MUSEUM.
The number of visitors at the Museum for the
past week has been as follows; june Il, pay DAY.
SO {; juno 90, pay day, 05; June 23 Tree, 4,I42
lime n, free, 1,287; Juno %. free, 4,064 June
81 free, o. 42i total visitors for tue week, 1850
New-York tribune., 1880-06-27
PonnERY FROM A LADY's CARRIAGE.

James Sullivan, age twcnty-eight, oi 70. t9, dIU
Chatham-st, was arTagned before Justice M ar
ScSv :"s Of cancs hair shawl of the value Of $3.50,
from Tho carriage of Mrs Amanda DSoneid5i n.5 Gi n
shopping Mt No 1l9 broadway, on June "a. lie
was committed for trial in default Of 900 BAL
Later IN the day. Captain Reilly ana petective 70
Essex Market Police Court, having in custody
George Grady age twemtyfonT Of m No, 3 With Wib
S"II;von ia stealing thc shawl Justice Otterhonrg
r"manded Grady and directed Captain Reilly to
take him to the Tombs to-day Isaac Levy. paSSin1
for the shawl, was also remanded charged WIN
rccciyIng stolen goods with guilty knowledge.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-27
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM ANrwERP-BY STEAMSHIP NEDERLAND.
Aihert I q tU 3 NJ Stefel. Leyy.J
nInr.ay Dr + '.Rscho6 MP and 6ilberberg V
~ q n Mira Mother Mary OF st
Greene Mrs Ea LINK 1gnafus
11nnruttiiITiier Ar and Bnguer ID Sister Mary Of Sc
Wra Notabnert Miss p Claire
curtep John A David. q W
New-York tribune., 1880-06-27
Bathing in hot weather
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LIEBIG Co.'S Coca BEEF Tonic
"Is superior Gny beef tonic have used or
says proressor r. NJ Haie Il. D.. S. ~
rhe properties Of this wonderful plant are TIE mossn
nersousi trials am convinced that iss use msnV U
eal says Sir Robert Christison, D. D.. LID. 81.
Physician 70 her Ma3csfy Tue onesns
LIEBrG Co.'s Coca BEEF TONIC.
na eeet Of the COCA borders upon the marvellous and
NOT clearly authenticated BY scientists OF unoubted
would be altogether beyond belief" says
DE- wm 9. searie,
ntves more tone than anything have ever used - ~
Professor H. 0ouilon. n. d.
Physician 10 tLs Grand Duke Of Saxonyt
Knight Of the Iron crosss 80
"cocA BREr TONIC 10 invaluable preparation" says
Dr. q. r Stout
Jacksons1IIe. ia !,
~Yt the best there f. Every physfcan 70 whoG1
have recommended II has found it So" says
Professor d. b. Drake NJ D.
Detroit, Mich
MRDICATE Your BATH
With the tuatly lotion Its ectou
the sysem IS immedise, cleansing the porc9 ofedSet
o. NJ sss mo- eaus for ,sssss or irritation Of
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~ TRs R d odor is particularly agreeable
Quart bottles only 81 90. Is all druegists know!
WnCHRsTER's HYPoPROsPHTTxS
VIII cnre Consumotton Coughs Bronehis. Dsensy: -
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THE MARKETS.
Poh 81 Reptes s2f. 5Oc.

PARIs. Feb 2l.-Rentes s2f. 5Oc.
PARIS, Feb. q. 4:3O.-Reutes 82f. 6OHe.
LoxDox, Feb. 2l-specie decreased 500
pounds.
Lospoy. 2sO Feb. 21.-Consols 80 &l6-
Spirits Of turpeutine a.
B..rtNoRg Feb. 2l-Flour firm and un-
changed. Southern wheat active
LIvyRPoor. Feb. 21.-cotton-sales Amerl-
can e15O Uplands low middling clause;
March and April delivery Z s-S2i April ana
Nav 1882 Futures closed weak.
I,vrRPooL, Feb. 21-Uplands ~ Orleans
7iZ. receipts 1900; American l,5SO sales
7 G1lo bales speculation 1000. Uplands fe9.
II-22: February and March 5-i5 Maaeh e,
snd 1nril I 5-l6; April and May ll-5Z
Ma Ma and June 7sSa7 11-S2; June and July
1852.
Nxw YoRK. Feb. 21.-sioeks strong; money
l5ose: exchange long 4S3N; exchange shor
4sg State bonds are dull Oovernm,san,ui ,a, y
steadv. Cotton quiet, sales .I90 upsands ~
4 orieans. 1917. Futures steady; February Io.O
March. 1905; April, 1926 May, 1S-4g JUNE
Iee es. July 1915. Flour dull and qnie
wheat moderately active. Corn dull Por
firm Tx. Lard heavy 767K. FreightS quiet
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CHURCHES.

C,rncu Rev. J. 7. Zealy,
BAPTIST ,SntS services II a. m, and p. m:
Pastor. pa, ing every Thursday night "a AZ !
Prayer msst ssSl ,ath School, 8 a, m David ei''i-
ton. superintei "ent'
p,ru IsRAEL CoNGREaATIoE'-noo n'tIi9 Fr;dav
dsont Dhrn Pr aver meeting every ft'u"'
evening, o'clock
c,,.rr,.v CHu. scH.-Dr: s. R. zones
I'm sabbath services II q. M ana E -
pas. Basnar meeting every Thursday night oaD-
hath School, 9 a. m.
CATHOLIC CHURCH.-Rev d. 4. Fichetri H;a5
s,or Sabbath serviees-Mass D. q. III, n;ai ~ I,
PssS 10 a. m, Vespers and sab6a9n schOOi a.
MASS, Mass every morning at 7 O'Clock.
pn,.oop. II CHuRcH.-Rev. Joseph L. Tucker,
EPlSSopAr ~ 1oato- sabbath services II q. m, and
D. v, ne'd Fridav evening services 4 o'ciosk
S.pbha tn School 9H a. M. ohFer 0iii'OH'
perinte ndent' W..
DIST CHuRcH.-Rey. Dr. WIN. II. wa way
METHo sor sabbath services ii q; M anu
kins, Pasl 70, ar meeting every Wednesday nlgn1
pm; PrSS SS, ool. 9 a. IA. W. L. Nugent, gu
perintendent. ~ urntev
CHURoH.-Eev. John hunseI ss
Ph1sbr ni.o ! abbath services II q. m, an
p.p. Praver ,eeting every Iuesusy nas;n nas
slgShatb 2, m School 9 a.. m. }. L. fo"er' 0up'i.
tendent. A. .ho We,
uvtox PRAYER BtEETirG, sahhatb al afteI
1ocl SON Engine House, every 0oO''
noon. at O'clock
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AakitruRr-Mcssrs. kesrney, Nusscu'
Kinrs Ekrj& Morris. Huddleston, Stamper
psssA Faylor OF Benton.
- lessrS. Robertson. Hurt Downs,
go i~ssso Lamkin, Murphy, Cameron
a1d Nila
M5Ss..aet vyErs-Messrs. 7, A. Mont
nn.<ssa VI Shields, Leigh lark, i, 4.
49, eap lower, Euos Rogers, W. j.
Nsi2ft n. n ussell I. & Bailey
MsNs,srreN ;s-M ssrs. J. r. MoLasrin OF
fsn.3E,.tia ve MeCehee, Of Wilkinson,
sssh Rohs tson. Burdine, Hollingsworth'
insse..TroN- -Mcssrs. Lyle, Talbert Bur
natAlAsoa, ~ srney, Stevens OF Na'h0u"'
Rr,. ArtoNs--Messrs. Erwin, Seal
t,an{ inriin Ruaord, MITCHELL lby,
M9l,..pv ArrAlRs. Mes .rs. Wilson, Hurt
Stemks Torrty, OF jefferson, Harrison
Guns nowman,
PrA ii BcTLniNes AND 1RouSps;-Moss,r,s S's,,,,
HnaN s.on. Walker, Teunisson, Somerville
~ fIellsngs worth Wright Hunter Field
tx4sk teNNh BuslNEss.-Messrs. MeNen
Ross, lewis of Perry, Stevens Of Calhoun
Wright
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DEEDS AND CONTRACTS.

TN ADDITION TO A FULL Line Of Plank
| Porms for Sheriffs, clerks and justices OF
the Peace, we keep the following regularly IN
stock.
DEEDS Of Trust for General Purposes.
warranty Deed. with Vendors Lein.
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per hundred, SLED.
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House Committees.

JuD1c1ARY CoMM1rTEE.-T. l. Mellen, Of
Adams; Garnett Andrews, Of YaSoo; +. a:
MONTGOMERY. of Bolivar; A. j. McLaurin, OF
Rankin;J. W. Buchanan, of Chickasaw; Chas:
B. Howry, of Lafayette, G. L. Anderson, oot
Attala; 4. o. Sykes, OF Monroe mos; n.
Neville Of Kinds; H. G. Watson, Of Deooto
left. Wilson, of Pontotoc; I. II. Torrey, oi
Sunfower.
W.ysANp MEANS. H. Field, Of Lowndes;
q r Me(iebee. of Wilkinson; ]. 2. Seabrook, Of
W,vne.J Nee. Martin, Of Claiborne; J. l.. B..
Hpiif Of Chickasaw; S, d. Pollard, of Panolai
a N Hicks. of Yazoo s. I. Forston, OF War
ron. G I, Gilmer, of Madison; Leigh Clark, OF
sharkey; Chas. II. Wood. of Jackson
ExoRossEp B1LLs.-Messrs. Glass, EaiOn,
King, Talbert, Mcneil.
REctsrRATIoy AND BLEcTIogs.-Messrs.
Railev. Wolf, Lamkin, Rogers, Walker Of
Lauderdale, Hicks, Erwin, Buhkin, harett.
Jo1NT RULEs-Messrs. Lewis, Claiborne,
Rees. Applewhite, Hill, MclAurin, Of Lauder
dale, Morris, Spears.
EnucATIoy-Messrs. Shields Of Washing
ton: Marett, of Marshall; Erwin Of Lowndes
Buford. of Lafayette; Day, Of Noxubee TOT
rev. of jefferson Mullins, Of Marshall Mad
;son. of Noxubee; Teunisson, OF Lawrence
Kearney Of Madison.
MI nMmEsaE--Messrs. Morris, Applewhite sn'
'pTErrxSr1ARY-Messrs Seal, Applewhite
| Rogers Wilson, Stephens Of falobusha, NC
| willie Lyle, Moore and Hence.
Appp5PRIATIoss- holland, Burdine
: Carroll. Chamberlain, Cooper, Downs, Leslie
! Field and Russell. 49,, pi
puRLIc RoADs-Messrs. Billingslea, BYRD
; Cameron. Carter, Coleman, Hicks. Huddleston
> Hurt. King, Norrell, Field Of Lowndes, FOR
son MeInnis, Hunter and Ramsey.
: rLAINs.-Messrs. Spears. Byrd, laylori Q
\ Lee. Carroll, Walker, Christmas, hees' Eato
n aI CorsTY AFFAIRs.-Messrs. Applewhit'
y R;llinoslea, Buffkip, Currie. DAVIS, Dram
y Cooper. Moore aud Bynnm.
PRoposITroEs AND GRIEvAscEs.-Messf
y Martin. Coleman, Carter, Hunter, Lewis,
y parrv. Nabors. Rainey Ross and Cratin;
= Frrs AND pSALARIEs.-Messrs. Rees, Iaylo
;;e - Lee Cooper. LYLE, Downs, Gum, Bowmal
"a Mstherson and wright ,,o
y PRIsrIsG .-Messrs. Williams, McIee,
p clarke. Hurt, Murphy, Stephens, OF fal
- busha. Wood and Drane. -,
p PrR1Ic HEALTH AND QUARAETIEE-Messl
sc Ford. Sykes, Nelson, McGehee Of Wilkinso
= CoxTIxeEsr ExPExsEs-Messrs Eaton, Hu
- ter Chamberlain, Lewis Of Perry. Lamki
ps Welborn and Selby. -, {
J. CoRPoRkTIo -Messers. someryille,
-. ward Gibson. Eorrell, Tankersley, Iorrey
= Sunaawer. Welbcrn, Ramsey and Pollard.
BrxKyoLExr IxsTIrUTIoSs-Messrs. Nell,
at Lyle. Ford, Carroll, Chambliss, Nelson, Nc
mis- Neville and HaTkreader.
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Senate Committees.

JUDICIARY -Messrs Reynolds FitzGerald,
Cowan. Jarnagin, King, Gibbs, Perkins
FISANoE.-M -Messrs. J. P. Carter, Bills, Hum
phries, Stewart, Cooper, King.
AGRIcuLTURF. COMMERCE AND MLNuFAc-
TuREs--Messrs, King, Johnson, Walker,
Bridges and Griffin.
EpucArIox-Messrs Lowrance, Jackson
Crigler, Hamilton and Gales,
PuBLIc WoRKs.-Messrs. Jackson, Mage
and Rogers.
PRISrINo. --Messrs. Peery, A. r. Garter
Longino, Ratiiif and Brown.
RAILRokDs.-Messrs. Humphries, West
Gibbs, Birchett and ] P. Carter,
CLAIMS. .--Messrs. Gilbert, Longino, Dalton
A. k. Carter and Rogers
M1LITIA.-Messrs. Griffin, Walker and
Brown.
FEDERAL RELATIONS. .-Messrs. Singleton,
Gibbs, Ratliff, Buchanan and Wilcox.
COUNTIES AND COUNTY BouNDARIEs.-
Messrs. Bills, Lowrance, Rogers, Bridges and
Humphries.
IMaIGRArloN.-Mes Vance, Singleton
and West.
REGISTRATION AND ELECTIONS, = Messrs
Gibbs, Dalton, Crigler, Cooper and Griffin.
UNFINISHED BUsINEss.-M Johnson
Jackson and Wilcox.
BANKS AND BANKING.-Messrs. Birchett
Bills and Brown.
Peery and Anderson. -,
PEyITENrIARY AND PRISONS. Mes RS. West
]. P. Carter, Hamilton, Brennan, Vance, Dal
ton, Gayles. =
Pubic LANDS -Messrs. Anderson, J. P
Carter, and jackson.
CoRPoRATIoNs.- Gilbert, Cowan, Sin
gleton and Vance.
LEyEEs.-Messrs. FitzGerald, Bircbeti, Per
kins. Anderson aud Walker,
ENGRossED BLLs,-Messrs. cooper, WI
cox and Magee
Messrs. Stewart, BRENNAN, Dalton, Hamilton
and Johnson. =,
puBLIo HEALTH AND QUARANTINE.-Messrs
Brennan, Crigler, Cowan and Stewart
JOINT COMMITTEES.
On part of Senate
EXECUTIVE CONTINGENT FUND-Messrs
Brown, Ratlif and Magee.
Il 5as-vv- afssrS-s Sea ahrAak--N Nahnrs-- Cnrrie
LIBRAaTl NIessrs. Gilbert, DSiton and Ham
| ilton.
Burdine Byrd, Myers.
ESRoILED BGLLs-Messrs. Longino, brow
and Walker.
House-Messrs. McGee, Of Clarke, Seward
Byrd. Buford, Meyers.
'UEIvERsIrIEs-M -Messrs. Birchett, Perkin
and Crigler. ,,. cur,
House Messrs' McWillie, Drane, Shield
Wilson, Howry. -
ON CONSTITUTIONAL CoEvEETIoE-MessI
Birchett J P. Carter and Perkins.
On Part Of House-Messrs. Martin, sea
Montgomery, Wolff McLaurln Of 4 Lauder4ai pa.
nolds, FitzGerald, Humphries, Jarnagi
Singleton, Gibbs. West.
On Part of House--Messrs. Feaihersto
Chairman; Lewis, Of Claiborne Wolf, SykC
Andrews, Love, Stephens Of Yalobushaa, liza
din McLaurin of Lauderdale, and Fortso
B. Dalton, Clerk to Code Committee.
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cHicsrs Of the Mississippi Legislature


SENATE
Lieutenant Governor W II. Sims, Of Lown1es,
President
Hon. r. o. Reynolds, Of Monroe, President pro
TEN.
D. P. Porter, Of Kinds, Secretary.
VIM. X. Harper. Of Chickasaw, Reading Cl, *.
b. Z. jones Of Montgomery, Sergeant-at-Ar Is.
James Moore, of Marshall, DoorKeeper.
Wells Harrell, Of Kinds, and Ernest Locke Of
Lefsre, Pages.
MOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
Hon. b. F. Johns, Of Amite, Speaker.
W. II. Cochran, Of Octibboha, Clerk
Geo. S. Dodds. of ofCopiah, Reading Clerk.
5. d. Harper Kinds, Journal Clerk.
Samuel W. Matthews, Of Tate, Enrollhg
Clerk.
John F. Hester, OF Montgomery, Sergesnt.At-
Arms. rs,
Gpilford Vaughan, Of Psnola. Door Kasnes
Copiah; AHaynie, Of Noxubee, aud Gee.
Yerger, ofHinds, Pages.
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NV Annual Catalogue Of Vegetable and
Flower Seed Tor 1880, rich in engrayings from
photographs Of the originals, viii be sent
FREE 10 all who apply My old customers
need not write for IL. | Offer one Of the lArg-
est collections Of vegetable seed ever sent out
by any seed House in America, alarge portion
of which were grown on my six seed farms.
FuH directions for oultiVation on each package.
All seed irdrrdnted 10 Be bothJ fresh and true 70
name , so far that should IL prove otherwise,
,sak rem the order grans The original intro
dncer OF tho Hubbard Squash, Pblnogs Mel
on Marhlahead cabbageB, Mexican Corn, and
scores Of othcr vegetables iusitethe patron
age or afl aphe are onxleRA q kafs y sd g.
Fffsassn lMiA -. -
KKw VEGETABLES 1 SPECIALLY
JAMES y H GREGORY.
iaui4 feh4-25. Marblehead Mass.
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ASTHMA CURED

A FTER HAVING SUFFERED PROM THIS
n borrible disease AZ much as any human
ever did for thirty-hye years, ! have been
PERFECTLY CURED by Dr.. W. II. Stewards
Aathma and Croup Specific. ] have had no
symp. Gar4 Of return Of the disease for nine
yearg THos. o. PRooToR,
Middleton Station, Hardeman Co., Tenn.
For Circulars. with proof Of many cures
Of Asthma and Group, together with all par
liculars, address
W. II. STEWART NJ. d,
Walnut Tppah County, Miss.
ian. 10, 's0-3m.
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Heartrending.

P1Rrs. Feb. 2l.-Telegraph from st. Peters
t,r1 avs news form the interioi Of the EN-
pfrsi Drs Il heart rending. Famine and diptheria.
pre decimatibg the people. The provinces Of Of
ssratof and Kief, which annually export IN
culinary times, enormous quantities Of gram, :.
nd scarcely any crop last year. Calamity IS
a. sgrayated by the want of fodder for caule,
and the peasants are forced TO sell 'hem' IN
Caucasus the famine is still greater the en-
tire people are committing suicide and seiilhe
their children.
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D. P. PORTER, Secretary y............:. Residence
W. r. HARPER, Reading Clerk. .Edw's House
B. f. JONES, Sergeant-at-Arms, Judge Georges
Jas. Moore, Door Keeper. ........ Mrs. Penn's
I. B. Dalton, Clerk to Code Committee at Mrs.
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