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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-02-21

TIE R1vER.-Last night was one of the
coolest Of the season, and quantities of new
ice formed. The river continues frozen al.
most solidly, and navigation is entirely sus-
peHded. The ferry boats have tried faith
fully TO keep the chaunel open between this
city sn:l Washington, but after making a
few trips this morning had to desist, finding
the ice almost like flint. Even If the weather
becomes milder it will be some time before
navigation can be resumed. Capt. Frost of
the schooner c. L. Mitchell, loaded with
ice for Washington and this city, arrived
here this morning from Piney Point He
reports getting as far as Lower Cedar Point
where he encountered heavy ice and return
ed at Piney Point where his vessel is now to
anchor,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-02-21

PERsoNAL-The Staunton indicator
says: Rev DR.. Dinwiddie, who conducted
the series of meetings at the First Presby-
terian Church iu Staunton with such mark
ed result, has commenced series of meet
ings at his own church in Alexandria since
his return. While here purse OF about
5000 was presented him by members OF the
First Church and other citizens, in token CT
the appreciation of the whole community OF
the good work of which he had been the in
strument."
In noticing the personnel of the Pythian
Grand Lodge in session at Staunton, the
Vindicator says: Leonard Marbury, of
Alexandria, is Commonwealth Attorney
of that city, and is young gentleman of
fine intelligence. He took very active in
terest in the business of the session. DR..
A. F. Cox is dentist of Alexandria, and
faithful representative of his lodge"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-02-21

THE CANAL SUIT.-The taking of testi-
mony in the suit of the bondholders for a
receiver for the Chesapeake and Ohio Ca,
nal, which was dock eted some time since in
the United States Circuit Court, in equity,
was commenced in Baltimore yesterday be.
fore commissioner. The testimony of
President Baughmau and Secretary Gam
brill, of the canal, was taken, and the pro
ceediugs were then adjourned until future
day Col. Baughman says that he consid.
ers the outlook promising for good canal
business the coming season. he has given
notice fer an immediate reduction of the
pay OF all tho bosses along the line of the
canal to $50 month from S75. The repair
bonds, the president says, are in the market
and are for sale, the proceeds to be applied
to paying off the Indebtedness for labor, &c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-02-21

Np-TIyt IF DfREcToRs.Z Directors
os il. A. xand,ia Insurance Company met
NJ thu eli { on King street yesterday and
re-. elected Mr. Bennni Wheat president, and
Mr.. George Wise secretary. The company
is in most prosperous condition.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-02-21

NOTICE TO DEPoSITORS OF THE FARM.
~ ERS AND MECHANICS SAVINGS BANK
OF ALEXANDRIA, VA.
All persons holding deposit books of the above
Bank will please leave the same 1T my Office, No.
So King street, SO that the proper entries of the
forthcoming dividend may be made therein.
feh21 81 LEONARD MARBURY, Recei yer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-02-21

FA1R.-The following articles will be
voted for at the ladies' fair to be held under
the auspices of Osceola Tribe No. l, In
proved Order of Red Men, commencing
Monday evening next Solid gold headed
cane, solid gold bracelets, set Of castors ana
pin of the order. Each evening during the
fair good supper can be had for % cents.
The fair, it will be understood, is for the
benefit of the widow Of The late William
Ola ndnre
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-02-21
MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN.
! have money to loan on good Real Estate Sc
crritv. no delay where the security is nfst-cIas.
ovohonoa Collect rents and give special
s.tentioa to properties OF those living Inside the
city. u;.,S;..a- 10
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-02-21

T lVELY TIMES At CARTEH'o CASH DRY
IL GOODS STORE, I'll Market Space. Wash
ington, D. c.
Fruit Of tho Loom Cotton, So; Colnred silk Vel
vets, 81; Black Silks, actual cost, 81; Colored
Silks, actual cost, 75c; New York Mills Sheeting,
25c Black Brocadc Silk Velvet. worth $3.50, re-
duccd to $3.50; Colored C4shmeres, very fac
quality. double width, II yards for 81 Co!ored
and Black satins, SOC; Nuns Yelling, wide double
width, Cream, Blue AID Pink. SIC; Ladies Cloth
Suiting widest double width Il y wide In Brown
and Grew, 371a Bcachet Table Damssk, pure
linen, Soc; Black Cashmere Shalls, pure wool,
81 90; Colored Silks, 5Oc Fame Silks, SOC.
feb91
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-02-21

NOTICE.
The annual meeting of tho STOCKHOLDERS
OF THE VIRGINIA IRON SHlP-BClLDlNG
COMPANY will take place at the crn,pany's Of
Ace, in this city, on the 2 .st of March next.
E.hoQ-td
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-02-21

PERsoNAL-Col. A. S. Buford, President
of the Virginia Midland railroad, was IN the
city to day.
Miss Mary Addison, of Baltimore, Is visit
ing Mrs Waller, on Fairfax street.
DR.. John S. Powell, Of OtccGnan. tell trorn
his stable loft last Wednesday aud was bad
ly injured.
Mrs. Charles DeYoung: of Philadelphia,
with her SOP, is visiting her father. MI.
Henry Schwarz, on Royal street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-02-21

IMMENSE CLEARING OUT SALE OF OUR
/ entire stock of Boots, Shoes snd Rubber Goods.
In order 10 make room for SPri.g Supplies, we
sell you the greatest Bargains ever offered before
fab1I T. KAUFMAN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-02-21

IMMENSE CLEARING OUT SALE OF OUR
| entire stock OF Boots, Shoes aud Rubber Goods.
In order to make room for Spring Supplies. We
sell you tho greatest Bargains ever offered before.
f.b1A r. KATFMANN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-02-21

rSOW FLAKESAUEkKKA fresh
y supply just received and for sale by
CHARLES KING,
f.h161u No. 81 Cameron street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-02-21

WANTED AT OSCE-A HOUSE with modern
w improvements, cyHvenieut 70 toe corner Of
Washington and King streets Apply at the
southwest corner of Duke and Payne streets.
feb17-1w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-02-21

7 USTRO cleans your silver ware aud make
| cd silver ,ock as gnnd as new. For sale ~
,.h,o !, nH Ut n--roist
C,HIORITE FOR CHAPPED HANDS, LIPS
| and face Price Zoe. per bottle For sale by
Eb19 D. II. LUNI, Drneg1st.
T7OR sALE-A HORSE and BUGGY. Terms
Il reasonable. Apply at this Office. feb19-St
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-10-30
Our Cn.s,..,i EIrkct.

Our board Of County Commissioners is The
C,hiaet OF III. County. the Gentl- men sur
rounding Mr. Cl-1 eInni form the Cabinet oil
he Milton, s,e that he Commissioners in
their sphere exercise gre"ter powers thta The
members OF the national tods do in theirs
The Y hole financial management Of County
d # ,irs is committed 10 the Commis-io; ers. the
suit ct o. t. xatian, the control Of HIGHWAYS
and apo; ntni. nj Of road -upervi,or, he APP
p' inms nj of ,ous..hls Of JUDGES Of Fl, ctior',
Of collector q. taxes. and m II, 0 ne. ipporta nj
duties. 1t is of the utmost Importance that the
democratic p:ry regain control of the affairs
of the County, rs the democratic party is
known for lis economy ir public expenditures,
rs the republican party is the one Of ''lineral
appropriations The gentlemen on cur Com
missioner ticket are men whose names are a
guar 'ntee OF Il W taxes, judiciouS expenditure
o. public monies, and wise management Of
County afi4irs We do not believe The people
are willing to submit any longer to the known
incapacity and mismanagement which has, for
SO many years past, marked the government Of
our courty affairs, but we believe that The
spirs W hich placed G! evel,nd At The head o.
the nation, and gave us The blessing of the
wise and p III ii: adminislrat on we now en-
oy, is abroad in eur midst, md viii rfsHlt in
he election Of democratic representatives il
our hoard Of Commissioners.
We cannot too deeply impress the vital i'm
;oriance OF ibis sutjrct readers, ard
beg them to consider the great local interest:
inv oIyed and tt.at he question to be decide {
is whether or not we are ready to again give
up The control of County affairs into hand
which we know by past experience TO be inca
rable and unfit for the trust reposed in them
We do not believe such to be the desire of on
people, and the only way to prevent such re
suit, is to work Ike beavers, in season and on
Of season, for our Commissioner ticket-vot
for it solidly, and get as many more as posi-
lie to do the same
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-10-30

..On the 22i inst NJ 5. Wi lam p yton
ami Gu. r!,s [. Lancaster, L q, al'.Gacd lie
wtd:i,ng of their brother, Mr.. SPearnan !..n-
caster 10 Miss Liula Jrnk Us, OF CouewAgo,
Adr,us county, Pa The ceremony was PER
f.rmrd by R~s. Father Forran, assisted u,
Fathers iayes and Hugh, toiioned hy uup-
ii; mass The bride is the daughter Of Col.
,Io' t. Jenkins. ari is a very handsome nsu-
netle. The presents ':rre numerous aud Sain
aal, TIE brihtl pat, ir:t tor New York, ana
Will reacf, this cry Thursday uexi, on their
way TO Rock Hail, the residence OF the room >
We clip tn above item flo 81 the Washin ton
Sunaay Heral|. The groom is vel! known
resident of the lower section OF orr county,
and has many friends in every section, all ct
whom vii join with Us in wishing him and
his hal Pr riie long, peaceful and prosper
oas union.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-10-30
Contemplate Fraud.

The registration law requires the officers OF
registration to make and publish in h&ud-bili
firm within days Of the close of each sitting
a complete list tf all names stricken from he
book Under The present regulations the first
of hese lists fofos ing the September sitting is
Published 1T he TINES office and the last al The
office Of the MARY laad INDEPENDENT At the
last sitting, among others, the names OF four
Democrats OF the 4th district re stricken Fl IN
the lists by the officer for that district and their
names regularly inserted in tie manuscript list
from which the hand hills were to be msie
The names OF these gentlemen are ". II. Berry,
John I. Cotton, Leonard l. Sanders and IS
Is Burch. they being all the Democrats strick
en- off. They al live temporarily ia Washing
ton city, and under Judge Stones decision are
Eli entitled to reinstatement appeal. IN
printing the bandbills at the office OF the
"Iarvlaad Independent" all four of these
names are suppressed and do lot appear and
50 stupid Y WAS the fraud executed that hla Il K
spaces are ieit in the proper Alphabetical places
where these names should have appeared. Thus
was effort made to deprive these genllem. n
OF all notice Of The action of the register until
it wa. too late to repair the error. Had the
registration officer himself perpetra,ed this
fraud h. would have aud- himself Liable to a
fine of $500. What the punishment of the rsa
offender will be is 10 he hereafter determined.
We have not yet examined 10 see whether ii n
liar frauds have been committed in Other dis
tenron Of the several registration cfIicesS and
ask them to k. a careful exnminati0 OF the
hand bills wairh h-ve be-a delivered to The m
This may be very ingenious hing: tut il n.-
presses US that ii is not very cUmmeadat lie
either for lis Ingenuity or its high po!iii,
mari,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-10-30
Local BrevitiPs.
The campaign will soon be Over.

Inc campaign VIII soon be "V' I.
'"uh eiieit HFe-rf hces are III eii,e
i'''"h. LOOK ""' i'i them.
Go to the polls early, Democrats, and
work all day for your ticket.
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feast d,l in the Catholic C.u1ch.
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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-10-30
Great Blood Medicine

Eu~ANAtf> gur-, ~r.ofu'a. Sxe.sass. Col
re >.sr ls>es.e-. !.''sr Complaint, Gtr ma
ism. b Read ta~ 'ui.o-in. bsve t-vr a
Ere-' - HERR fer utJ-va wears not au's 70 "a ak
from tai!r,A y. Have tied uaas II y p,
su3 ih"l. r-sa~ =. 20 ir:'.v pUrp - : t-rta~V-
EU~Ap Lis aE1 fure m~ sad u~ ~,
der u hs .f.aa.rr u -, -ryscu,rs p .'.d 70 ~.
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It n~ gsns rn~. T.. .itug.4.'- a ho u-g,.i is sr-g
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,.u.s sfFIvaG Of re,3- supple,
I.tky lsrns F3urtt, john Z GFEE<,
>aFf Board - Paddle Iv.'ras 'gon
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-10-30

sa- The sHbscrjpfioa price OF The
TINES is 81. per annnm II pgid IN
adr21ce or at any time wjfhiH tie eur
rent gear; i aoi raid rithia the year
$50 m7} he i,1rarindly charyed, q
>.ia,ays hrret?t;ra, aad from this r@1e
~ errcmioa 2eW be ng0,(e.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-10-30

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r5l5c'i,h tii,es. "fp ofhcr paper d'a"a he
..s!|r,a 'G,.ters business ".e'' a Cherries
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p >s 5fj1' ,.st,.ccD'r'ts in ,cri's9:I.s. = -,
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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-10-30
Fire !! Fire

Fire Fire!
The opportunity Of The year Finest Bal
timore made Mems and Boys Clothing selling
at prices till now uhheard of. All The Stock
left from the Fire ulust be sold quickly.
ACME BALL.
200 W Baltimore ST., Baltimore
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-10-30
Democratic Mass Meeting.

mass meeting which was held in the court hous
in this village and that old temple Of js'tlc
was filed to its utmcst capacity with tn
thoroughly reused asd awakened Democrat,
ard a small sprinklng of republicans, boti
white and celorei, was also to be seen amons
he crowd The meeting WIS He'd To orte
shortly after O'Clock ? N, ty 5. Ccx Esq.
of the Site Central Com tniste'. Who prCpos
rs President that venerable and St2unrh oil,
Demo, rat If the : n district, Thos Il. II "!ry
Ga l. king he char he Preside at III ,de a hriv
att stirring ldorc>s whic1 aroused an en;hrS.
aSm in TIE audience that VAS never ahatei dur
ing he meeting. Messrs. Marshall Chapman
nd John Il. Robertson were made NicePres
dents The President teen lat!oauced Hon Z
[ Il Edclen, the candidate OF The Democracy 'ol
The Site Senate ard the me nlion OF his nam,
Was the signal for a long, loud and voCfe, ou'
burst of applause ,he Ike OF -" hich pei 'ls Ia:
never been heard IN that Old building before
Mr.. Etelsn began his address by stating that as
our local affairs were sufficient 20 engage the
attention o; the Democracy of the county in thi-
canvass BE would couine himself strictly 10
hem Sn,i in his address would eschew STATE and
National politics altogether. lie then made Il
complete AMI exhaustive resume OF our county
ntftirs, showing the reckless and eAtravasant
protagacy of republican management ComPsr-
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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-10-30
u hen in the Wrong Channel.

The bic weeks grIevrus injury. Headaches
constipation, pain in the liver and stomach
jtundirr. nausea tnsue. A few doses of Hos
,etfrr Stomach fjitters viii reform these evils
and prevent further injury. II is n pleasant
aperient, its action upon the bowels being un-
| accompanied by gripping. The liver is both
regulated and stimulated by it, ard as it is very
iur oiitic TO disregard disorder of that organ,
hich through neglect may eliminate in dan
get0Gs congo stiun and kepatic ab-cess, the Bit
ler> should be rrs0rted Ia at ar early stage
Fai II e to do this renders contest with tht
maiadv more protractei. Fever and ague
rhcuIpatis,n, kidney sud bladder troubles, are
remedied by this fine medicine, and the in
creasirg inhrmiiies OF age m,igared by it. II
may also be used in convale>cence ith advan
tage, as j, hnstens the restoration Of yigor.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-10-30
4 Series Of Mi<fnrtlnc>.

Mr. J I. Mttlia.ly, an Industrious and
hlr.i-working farmer Of Hi Top, NIT with t,
series Of fnlstoitunrS list week ~hich may, per
haps, he beng IA from wsalrhy, sotnrwh ai
eubirass him in WORLDLY prospects. On Tu.s
Gas night Of last week soIe OF thu worthis>.
clrs of that ne hHn: hood GOT into hi> prnri--
ing hoci OF sheep an before they de>isie'i in
their destruciiv. nd nr;a' hai slaughtered
twelve o. Ia ost promising ewes al h. Ii - X.
The mex day par o. vA!Ua'l- Young mule,
belonging to hir, w-re turned out 10 pasture,
aud white there one of them, III attempting 10
jump fynce, became imp1ed on one of the
posts and il jared iisef 50 seVerei> hat Il dlei
Il short time after il was taken from il peril
Gus posi;sa The mule VAS valued ut $500.
These losses fail very HAY! on Mr.. Mat'ias
coming Just At this tlne, ard We deeply sym
pathze with him in hi. misfortune. Tae only
good thing about the matter Is that the de-
.tructive and worthless cGrs wAich helped 10
do the damage caught and killed.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-10-30
BLACK DRESS GOODS.

To keepup and properly Conduct this depart
ment requires long experience, persistent study
and thorough know ledge of the particular
weaves, the correct color, and weight, the best
known dyes sc. For FIVE years this DEPART
ment has steadily increased lis business which
is in itself sufficient evidence of our efforts in
this direction.
In conjunction with the popular aud stand
ard Fabrics we shall offer many new features
in novelties Sc., in Black Ca,breres, Sill
Wrap Henreiias, Serges, Ottoman Cloths, Drap
Dealma, Gloria Cloth, &c.
We are constantly stocked with 4 I aud 4
Courtau!ds Celebrated Black English Crepes
for Wells and trimmings.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-10-30
Not "Venon.''

The Hon Leigh VI. Sutherland is, I'M
derstand, appealing to the sympathi-s OF his
colored and other auditors by saying that the
TINES is lev-Iing nearly all its venom" st him
in particular Now tbs Hon. Leigh NJ. is in
error. The TINES does not ieel at all venemous
towards him, and se have, as he well knows,
unkind feeling, uhatever, toward him, per-
sonalIy. But it becomes our plain, though un-
pleasant duty as journalists 10 show to the peo
pie at this lime how far the honorable gentle
man, when in the Legislature two years ago,
violated what are generally considered a, The
prophecies and the legal obligations governing
members Of that body. As Mr.. 5. rather
more conspicuous in that respect than Some Of
the others he has necessarily received more no.
tce at our hands than some OF the others, but
we beg 70 assure him, if it is any solatoa
to him and his friends, that it was in sorrow
-aIld not in anger that We ,Ssvr prrfe. ssi ihAs
duty.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-10-30

Orders by Mail for our MEMS and Boys
Clothing, will have scrupuously careful atten-
ton, or samples and ules for self measurement
will be forwarded, free, on application. We
Will also take care Of your parcels free OF
charge when visiting Baltimore. OEHM & Son,
corner Hanover and Pratt SITS Baltimore, Md
, 1885-06-21


Court convened at 10 a, m. yesterday,
his honor, John w. Lacey, presiding,
and the following cases were disposed of:
Petit jury excused until Monday, Odd
inst, at 10 a. m.
Charles Wesley vs.. Palmer & Fowler
case tried, argued and taken under advise
ment.
Territory OF Wyoming vs.. Perry Smith;
prosecuting attorney moved TOR sentence
of defendant on plea of guilty as charged.
Sentence OF fine of s. and Imprisonment
for six months in the county Jail The
charge was on indictment Tor assault with
intent to commit bodily injury.
Territory Of Wyoming VS.. Harry Has
ford; petit larceny; sentenced to three
months in Jail on plea of guilty.
Territory of Wyoming ". William h.
Kutchenthalli sentenced Ia six month,
in county Jail on verdict of guilty of as
sault with intent to commit bodily injury.
Territory of Wyoming vs.. Burton u.
Pratt; grand larceny and receiving stolen
goods; sentenced on plea of guilty as to
second count IN indictment TO one year in
territorial penitentiary at Joliet, III.
Territory OF Wyoming VS.. Herman L.
Paddock charged with aggravated as.
sault and battery; on plea Of guilty OF
assault and battery sentenced to twenty
days in county jail,
Territory of Wyoming vs.. Charles +.
Collins; charge, grand larceny; sentenced
10 three months in county jail on plea OF
guilty of petit larceny.
Territory of Wyoming vs.. Edward Bird
charge, grand larceny; sentenced to two
months in county jail on plea of guilty OF
petit larceny.
Alonzo Martin VS.. Frank n. Schwartze;
Judgment for plaintiff for SILL 90 with in.
terest at u per cent per annum from Dec.
10, 1884, and costs.
Y. T. Moreton VS.. Michael Reagan. In
this case the plaintiff attached money in
the hands Of the district clerk belonging
to defendant and which had been as
signed to A. b. East as a contingent fee
for the defense of defendant by East in
this court on a charge of grand larceny.
The contingency being that East was to
have said money if the defendant was
cleared OF the criminal charge, and de.
PENDANT was so acquitted, Argued and
taken under adyiscment
Court adjourned until Monday next al
10 a. IN.
, 1885-06-21

There will be a corner stone laying for
the African NJ. t., church, corner Of
Eighteenth and Themes streets, next
Tuesday evening, June %, at 7 O'Clock
p. M. The following named clergymen
are to be present, and take part in the
services of the evening: Rev c. NJ. San
der, G. n. Eldridge. S. j. Num-, r. f.
Field. r. 7. Thistle, S. ". Bird. The
following is the programme for the eve
ming, Jubilee songs by Prof Charles
Cushinberry II. c. jefferson and others.
Prayer by the Rev. S. j. Num-. Scrip
ture lesson by Rev. c. NJ. Sanders. Lay.
ing the stone s. w. Bird. Song by the
singers, Address by Rev. II. +. Field.
Collection by Rev. G.. n, Eldridge. Ben.
idiction by Rev. Y. 7. Thistle.