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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-21
COTTON MARKRTS-BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL. July eo-4 D m-Cotton-Ihe saies OF the
Tpland. Low Mitdng clause Juiy delivery 35-bid.
SELLERS July and delivery 32G@d sellers August
,nd s,pteUber delivery. 296td buyers September and
October delivery lso4d buyers; October AMI Novem0er
ssl.very 1854 November and December deiverv
SD sellers December and January delivery 1854
sellers January and February delivery I1-o4d seiers
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DROVIDENCELINE.

DROVIDENCEL LINE
THE NEW ROUTE FOR BOSTON,
East. via Boston or Worcester and
WHITE MOUNTAIN POINTS.
through parlor from steamers wharf 70
Fabyans change principal Intermediate
points
Steamers RHODE ISLAND ana MASSACHUSETTS
Pier 90 N. r.. foot of warren-s-. at 30 p
daily except Sunday. connecting at steamers wharf with
express for Boston leaving arriving Boston
10 Wagner parlor equipment full nights
rest rail ride. Reeves renowned orchestra each
steamer Baggage checked through.
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OFFICE CONTINENTAL INSURANCE COMPANY,
No 100 broadway, 49,
ST LOUIS AM SAX FRANCISCO RAILWAY

ST. LOUIS AND SAN FRANCISCO RAILWAY
COMPANY, Is BROADST. (Muls Building,
New York, July 10. 1888.
THE USUAL semi-annual dividend (Eo: I6),
Il Of THREE AND ONE~HALF % 1-2) PER CENT, on
the preferred OF this company has been de-
cared and payable and after August 10. 1888. to
stockholders Of record the books this Office OF
July % 1888. az p. m.
30 certificates Of first preferred Will be received
for transfer after Monday July % 1888 at D. until
the Of Aug 49, 1888. T. w. LILLE Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-21

OUTION-Spot quotations were not changed, ana tie
market dull the reaching sol bales OF which
pa consumption and 81 bales speculative
to-day aggregated 573 bales
comparing with $50 bales this day last week and ll3
corresponding DAY last year Since Septem-
Der the beginning Of the crop year the receipts have
s. bales with
Tor the corresponding time last season.
based tho American standar Of classina
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-21

PROPOSALS for Improving Streets and
/ Avenues. In the City Of Washington. ID. c.
OFFICE OF TIfE COMMISSIONERS,
WASHINGTON, d. c., July Is, 1888
Sealed proposals viii be- received at ths once unt
proving streets and avenues with curb cutters, side
walks and roadway Davements
blank forms ~ proposal aud specifications be OBJ
tanned at Office upon application therefor together
with all necessary Information, and only bids these
The Hight IS reserved to reject any and all bids or
F - W 3. WEBB
s. T.. WHEATLEY,
C. W. RAYMOND
Commissioners. d.
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Proposals.

PROPOSALS for furnishing Terra Gotta Pipe
and Bsa1ehe in 1r cy q TsassIRa D.
WASHINGTON, D. c. July Is s,l ISIS ~,
lo o'clock m Saturday, July % 1Scs. Tor ~ ~
feet 1ench Terra Gotta Pipe o3O feet l'neh deI "a
feet 2luch Terra Gotta Pipe 4s54 feet i2St c
Branches so feet 1sxGnch Terra Gotta banenes,
a aco n' T6i-,bles , COO 6-inch Shoppers
Blank forms OF proposals and Specifications can be
obtained onice upon application therefor together
with ali necessary information, and only bids upon these
The Right is reserved to reject any aad all bids
f W j. wERE
/. L. WuEATLEY,
C. W. RAYMOND
Commissioners, d. O.
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To Stockholders of the Sutro Tunnel Com
pany who have not assented to the
Plans of Reorganization.

A guarantee syndicate having been formed. stock
holders assenteG heretofore the plans Of
reorganization. but nlsn 10 project their stock from be-
ing rendered Nauec. through foreclosure must forthwith
deposit with the Union Trust Company, No
70 Broadway, New-YOfk, pay the of % cents per
share AMI receive The Trust Cornpanys negot
able receipts which VIII entte the holder after compile
ton OF the reora anzauon 10 the came number OF shares
OF deposited by him. and first mortgage
income por cent bonds in the proportion OF 81 for
each 81 cents cash paid
The tine for deposthe stock and payment OF subscrip
tons expires July II, l5ss, b. N.
PAYMENTS should he by check New YORK TO
the Union Trust Company and should be accompanied BY
tho stock nd1rsed IN blank, and authorization to
the Union Trust Company blank forms for this authorize
ton and copies OF circulars can - obtained upon appca
ton Union Co.'s Office. Room -. 9TH
floor Mills Building Interest the OF 4 per cent
Will be aoxei sub.crp tlons from payment
Fo9 tho Reorganization Committee,
II. T. BALTZEI. Chairman
New.York Juno 81. 1883
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PROPOSALS for Cement and Lime for the

PROPOSALS for Cement and Lime for the
l. District ~ Columbia. - -
OFFICE OF TIE COMMISSIONERS, d. C.,
WASHINGTON D. c., July II. 1888
Scaled proposals will be received az this ONCE until
10 O'Clock m Saturday. July 26, 1885 for furnish
ing cement and lime Tor the public works Of the Dis
tIlct 81 Columbia.
Plank forms OF proposals and specifications can be
obtained Office application therefor together
with all necessary information. and bids these
only will ho considered.
The riSht j. reserved TO reject any and all lids
' ". g. wErD
s. r. WHFATLFY,
I. w. RAYMOND
Commissioners, d. c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-21

n ORWICH LINE for Boston. Worcester,
~ Portland White Mountains Direct route TO New
London. Norwich Watch Hill and Block Island
Steamers leave PEE 40 6od nunoefl; en-. North North
brossess Ferry daily. Sundays excepted at 80
This line has uneoualled facilities for handling and dstrib
uting freight throughoqt New ENGLAND one steamer
Tickets Rooms secured az 20 POI 937 397, 957
broadway, 10 and 10 Greenwich-st.. 1873 Bowery In
Brooklyn COurtst 1913 Westinghouse and 331 Fulton
St AZ Pier 40 North River and on Steamers
G. w BRADY. A1cnL
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financial.

100000
BOSTON & LOWELL r. n.
sPER CENT BONDS, DUE JUNE /, 1907.
INT PAYABLE JUNE AND DEC.
~ nder the terms OF the lease the Boston and Maine
Boston and Lowell and dividends on the stock per cent
for ten years and per cent thereafter until 1856.
PRICE 100 AND INTEREST.
BY SPECIAL ACT OF THE LEGISLATURE. THESE
BONDS ARE A LLGAL INVESTMENT FOR MAssA-
CHUsETTs SAVINGS BANKS.
BOSTON & LOWELL STOCK SELLS AT 1873.
BOSTON & MAINE STOCK SELLS AT ala.
We will receive United States Bonds in exchange, at
highest market prices ron s,rrn
BLAKE BROS. & CO.,
.5NAssAU.ST., y. Y.
% SAFEST, BOSTON.
NORTnwEsTERN GUARANTEE LOAN COMPANY.
go DEBENTuRE BONDS 60
REDEEMAeLE INTEREST DAYS.
CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED
NEHER X CARPENTER. bankers.
OFFrCEs| 40 Broadway.
q E0RGM State IL per cent Bonds, due
WELLINGTON MALcoM. wall-st.
Diuioeno Notices.
OFFICE ONTARIO SILVER MINING CO..
MILLS BUILDING, 10 BkOAD-ST.,
Newly York. July 10, 1888.
DIVIDEND NO. 146.
~ The regular monthly dividend OF FIFTY CENTS per
share has been declared for June Payable the Office
IN New on the sst Transfer books Close SH the
18th inst LOUNSBERY CO., Transfer Agents
OFFICE OF PULLMAN's PALACE CAR COMPANY,
Chicago, ILL.,, July 90 1855.
DIVIDEND NO So.
~ THE USUAL QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF TWO
not n hfa hlnn
declared pay able ana after August Is 1885 TO stock
holders Of record Of business 1883.
Transfer books close August and reopen August 10,
1883.
A. S. wEINsHEIMER Secretary.
OFFICE of the DAILY Mining Company, Mills
OBuIlding, is Broad.s.. New-Yofk. July 49, 1855.
DIVIDEND NO. u.
A Dividend Of TWENTY-FIVE (25l CENTS per share
has been declared for June, payable 3st inst Transfer
books close 25th inst LoCNSBERY & co.
OFFICE CONTINENTAL INSURANCE COMPANY,
no 100 Broadway
NewYork, July IL 1888.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THIS
4 company have this day declared interest dividend
capital Of the company and upon the amount OF ~
guaranty surrusn and special fundr formed
in pursuance Of the provisions Of the act Of tn Legislature
Of the State Of New York passed April 1G, 1S74, as
extraordinary conagaons and for the creation o: afoty
funds by fro Insurance companies payable on demand.
They the Oldest outstanding scrip Issue
that OF lss0-be redeemed IN cash on and after 10th
September heXt. CYRUS PEEK
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3onr0 ano Rooms.

FURNISHED ROOM TO LET to gentlemen 2o1
East Houstonst.
rVHE PERCIVAL r,
parlor and bedroom with bath and toilet AZ reduced
rates until October; American plan or table dhote
WANTED by a clergyman room and breakfast only
w In SNAIL private family mo bOardersl between som
and 18th IS ana 9Th aid 7h ayes Reasonable terms
Address b. 106 West 42d.st
Brooklyn.
II vryIsuTD ROOMS 100 1.2 Columbia Heights.
Rrooklyn several desirable rooms 70 let en- suite OF
single one suitable for ply sclans ohice-
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Gotcl5.

MANSION HOUsE.-Brooklvn Heights.
vi Directly opposite Wll-st, NeW-f YORK
frsm Wt-st and Fulton tsrrss AMIN,
Bridge snpero- nOdAtons reasonable rLtss sssci
family ann transient hOtol. goo rsont
Oh WEST 2GTH-ST. (MILLERS HOTEL. -Suites an
81 single rooms with nrst-class board
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-21

RETIRING TO ABOVE ADyTRTIsEMEST
TIiE REOIiGANIZATION COMMITTEE uEKfBt
tivF NOTITE THAT THE TIME fOIt -UB-CRiB-
iN,. 70 THE NEW BONDS L. EXTENDED TO JULY
S'i"' HR BaLTZEg Chairman
Nc,r. Inrk Inly 10. lesNS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-21

Fl UDsoN RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.
IL DAY LINE STEAMERS. -
NA"'ioNA DAILY t.. 1SD sundays,- a.. sH-' -
Leave Brooklyn, fqIton.st (6{ Annex -. 90 a. m
Ns sw.York. W xsssy asds t' Fier 90
for ALBANY, landing AZ West Point Point Newsurs PousA
A tina BAND attached 70 each boat
WEST POINT, NEWBCRG and PoUGHKEEps1E
RHINEREcK, b, ferry with Ulster and Del. r. r. fol
cHfsKII4L with special trains on Ca;skin NJ.
HUDSON, with Boston and Albany l. K for Chat
albany, With " Y Central and H.. r. R. r tor
Utica. MAG ARA FALLS. Buffalo. and the West; with
and MD With sPEcfAL TRAINS 70 AED FROM sARAT96H
The New-York Transfer Co. VIII ca! for and check
baggage from hotels and residences
rg'O NEW-HAYEN, 75c.
EXCURSION good dsvy. 81 -
Steamers c. H. NORTHAM and CONTINENTAL ieav.
Peck SLIP Pier % r. r. D. H. and LIZ D. M su ITs
for MERIDEN HARTFORD. SPRINGFIELD HOLY.
e44 Broadway. New. YORK and Court-st. BROOKLYN
FALL RIVER LINE
4 FOR BOSTON. NEWPORT. FALL RIVER. PROV.
70 FOR TIL The Ss SUMNER Isl Sc sESsoN
BRisToIn PRoVIDENCE, and OLD COLONY.
Splendid orchestra attached to each vessel -.
Leave New-York from Pier 2s N. IL lold No.. foot
80 p m.-gCr Fall River direct connecting FOR Bos
tucket and local points on Old Colony Railroad
Is D. m.-For Newport and Fall River. due Newport
trains and through cars for Boston. cape Cod Lowell
SUNDAYS, Lave New YORK at 30 p m for al
points Returning leave Boston D. NJ -,
JERSEY @ Oy AneH RSSs q d sacFoO nay 8 Oh
isned in NewYQTk at 2o7 eel ~ "a %. and lS2%
1873 BoT 20" AsoP Hcase and in windsor Hotel Line
Onice, Pier %, ". r, and on stenmers.
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Rooms cnb flats Go fc..

I,IRsT fat to ront. corner 30thst. and 4th.ave.
i rooms and bathroom every room mas Wlhdo"
open air. JANITOR, SO East 20th-st
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Tho Towers of silence.

The Berlin AnthropoloeiSal museum
has received a present Of very valuable
and interesting nature through the gen
erosity Of q Persian banker. Sir JamsadjI
Jiubhai. q model Of one Of the towers
of silence. in which the Parsees bury
their dead According TO the religion Of
the /oroastriaas. the three sacred Gle
mcnts fire earth and water are not
allowed 10 he dcsccratcd 10y dead bodies.
which. accordingly. are given 10 birds Of
prev. For this purpose high round tow
crs are built on the hills. which have q
circumference Of 800 feet. AZ the top u
the tower is platform sloping toward
the center, where a Cistcru 80 feet deep
is placed. The platform Is divided into
three equal PARTS, set apart for the bodies
Of mon. women and children. As soon
as the naked c0rpScs have been placed,
ilocks Of yulturcs, which are always how
cring round. begin their Ghastly meal,
and before long only the bare bones arc
left These are swept into the clsteIn by
means of water. with which the platform
is flushed. and after the bones are dis
solved i'm the cistern the water passes
through four subteuanean canals and /.
then dsnfected by means Of filter
Pail Mall Gazette
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U,fcrIv Devoid Of "Bosh."

A close observer and student of human
nature who has been thrown a good deal
with William ID. Howells, the novelist, de-
scribes him entirely as "a man utterly de-
void of 'bosh. He ia hard worker, who
looks upon his profession as worthy OF the
p2,ieut drudgcry which a successful editor
or lawyer has to perform in the fuliillment
of his duties. He has no aifectatlon lie
looks like a successful business man.
Common sense ia the basis Of his charac-
ter. If he never burns with the fever
Of genius. he finds inspiration enough to
win success. That, after all, IS the real
test. New York World.
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silk HibhOns!

Those Of our lady readers who would
ike to have an elegant, large package oil
extra fine. Assorted Ribbons 10y mail IN
different widths and all the latest fash
ionable shades adapted for Bennett
Strings Neckwear, scarfs, Trimming Tor
Hats and Dresses, Bows, Fancy Work
etc, can &c; an astonishing big bargain,
owing TO the recent failure of large
wholesale Ribbon Manufacturing Co, by
sending only rs cents (stamps), to the
address we give below.
As pUiaL after, this house VIII give
doub1 the amount Of any other firm in
America if YOU sill send the name and
p. o address of ten Herly married ladies
when ordering and mention the name oil
this paper. No pieces less than one yard
in length Satisfaction is guaranteed. OF
money cheerfully refunded. Three pack
ages for so cents. Address
LoyDoN RiBBoS AGENcY, JERSEY CITY
y. j.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-04-15

Icata glimpse the other afternoon Of
the urooi sheets Of tire forty-dr4t annual
report of thc Castle Garden emigration
commissioners. 20 be presented to the
legislature The total arrivals at the
port for the year were $50, $40. The
alien immigration. compared with that
Of 1865. shows an increase Of S5.59l. Or
the aliens, 241, O23 were adult male;
lO0OlG were adult females, and Gj,'3G
were children of both sexes under y
years of age Their na'onalities en-
brace almost every country on the face
Of the earth, including the following:
Malta Dos. Syria, 40; Burmah, 40;
Turkey. 1G9; Armenia, 1G1; Iceland,
15s: Australia SO; Arabia, %; Japan,
Is: South Africa, II; New Zealand, II;
India, g; Egypt, 4; Sandwich Islands
4; Java. !. Morocco, l; st. Helena, /;
Peru. New York Cor. Philadelphia
Ledger
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Sausages, cooked or half raw. highly
spiced are an essential of German
cookery. In order to prevent the Ger
mans from exposing themselves TO a
number Of bad diseases incidental to pork,
the authorities insist upon the pigs being
examined before being offered Tor safe.
A peasant was arrested for evading tlns
law, and upon being asked to explain,
said that he had most accurate method
Of determining the soundness of pork.
TIE pastor of the district was always
hungry, so the peasant always sent him
the first sausage made from each PIG
slaughtered, and a week later called TO
inquire his health. If it was all right
the pork went to the market, and ex-
animation fees were saved.-New York
Sun
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AL AROUND THE HOUSE.
A Clever Woman Turn, Amateur Deco
rator--To Make Sweet the Linen Press

An ingenious amateur a lady. recently did
n very cred;able job Of decoration on the
walls Of room. which was accomplished, &C.
c0rdng to Decorator aud Furnishcr. a. fol-
lows:
The ambitious artist had a coat Of coarse
plaster put upon the wall which She wished
TO decorate After marking OF into panels
and columns she mixed plaster q paris with
size until ~ was Of proper consistency, then
added a sufficient amount oi color 20 make II
a delicate shade Of olive. 4 ,hin coat Of this
was put over the entire wall surface and al
lowed 20 dry Then q little dark green
bronze was put into the m2'urc and applied
to the lower portion Of TIE middle Of the
panel. This was not smcotEcd, but paitcd
over so as to produce q surface covered with
little dots and points. 4 single experiment
Will show The result moro clearly than any
amount of explanation could do.
Above ;hc dark bronze was a lighter shade
of a ycllowish cast. The two occui Jed a space
of Lut little moro than four inches from the
lower part of the Panel \ yinc was skctched
IN the damp plaster, the tcudri,s aal leaves
dropping from the heavy stalk on one side,
and following the inner line Of the panel,
which was arclcl a; the top. The back
ground grew liohtcr toward the upper part
until il was Of the cloudy, hay, golden gray
Of Indian summer.
Thc nest panel was done in shades Of gray,
with iralhlc bushes and golden rod, and a
duh biuc SKY. 4 morning glory in pale
greens oad rurplos a climbing rose. passion
vine. and a lattice with delicate bars and
cr..uers were among the pane, decorations.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-04-15

DIR. J. ID. Mackenzie, of Kingston,
Canada. says that near the town of Al.
thorpe. England, is the tomb of one OF
George Washington's ancestors. Upon
the tomb are inscribed the arms of the
Washingtons with Stars and Stripes
In the quarterings. DIR. Mackenzie re-
marks that 1.-The Washingtons are the
only family whose coat Of arms ID the
shield of CO,OOO,0 900 Of people. New
York World.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-04-15

Eou has found in the corn worm a
peculiar Sind % animal tanuin The
worm contains about per cent Of tan
Bid The taunin thus obtained has all
the properties Of oak taunin-tans hide,
o0agulatc- gelat.uc etc. IL is not little
curious Co lind this substance IN a living
animal he must make an extremely
bitter pm for the birds who dine on him.
10 VIII now De in order for some ingenious
scientist 90 discover that birds eat this
worm when they have sore threats
Philadelphia Times.
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Where Terrapiu- Arc Found.

And now Tor thc torrapn. Here Baiti-
moro 3 way ahead OF New York. In
metropolitan restaurants they DO not cook
the tcrrapn as we do here at is home.
But mcuopolitcs, ON the other hand, are
not crazy over the dish Ike we are here.
Tcrrapins are found in heavy marshes.
The bog IS 90 most cases very deep. The
torrapm is not accommodating lie
doesn't Conner p TO you and 'ct y0u walk
oil with him Oh, no, His tcrapinship
simply bur.e. himself deep down in the
mud. and YOU must needs be an expert
il You would lay hands upon his shell.
These marshes. Ike all other marshes,
aye Uttered with little tufts Of sod here
and there The hunter steps from one
o. the other and drives down q long pole
or spear. Then he feels around cautious
D., and an expert torrapin hunter con al
WAYS tell the moment his spear touches
the shell of his prey Then the spear
point Is showed under the terrapin, and
bit bv bit he is h5hed up to the surface
10 b. captured in a net such as is used in
Grabbing The best tcrrapins are sold IN
Baltimore for about $50 'er dozen
Baltimore Cor. New York Eyening sun.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-04-15
Plant Stimuiants.

II YOU wish a good stimulant for house
plants supply them well with liquid manure
water. If you cannot obtain this, you VAL
find the suds from the weekly wash of great
advantage for making flowers grow. The
Affect will be remarkable.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-04-15
To Stone Enisins.

Pour boiling water over them and let them
stand five or ten minutes. Drain and rub
each raisin between the thumb and finger till
the seeds come out clean. Dry the raisins
before using and rub them in flour before
putting into cake, TO prevent their sinking tc
the bottom. If chopped, -four should be
scattered over them TO prevent their adher,
ing tovether
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-04-15

Tomq.e 14ky soda biscuit mis- together a
quar-. Of dry Jour- a tclspoouiul OF baking
soda. two Of cream Of tartar andasaitspoon-
full of salt: pass THROUGH sieve. then chop
in two ounces of butter or lard, and mix
quickly with milk % mako very soft
DOUGH- Flour the board well, roll out,
sprinkle with 1our, double over and roll out
a-a.n: cut into biscuits half Gn inch thick.
Bake in a very hot oven about fifteen
minutes
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Snanieh Cream.

Soak half box of gelatine in L half pint
Of cold milk bea; up the yeiks of three eggs
and nut into double boiler with pint Of
milk, three teaspoonfuls Of sugar and the
soaked gclatine Stir well, let it como to a
boil. then remove from tho fire and flavor to
taste Beat the whites Of the eggs 20 stiff
froth aud stir them in with the other ingre-
dents and pour into buttered mold. Serve
with CreAm
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ITO EUGENE c. MAsSIE. ESQ.

We. the undersigned. respectfully ask that
YOU announce Yourself candidate for the
COMMON COUNCIL from Monroe ward:
H. n. NJ Harrison. 4. l.. Wexford. VI. d, VI.
VI. Anderson. j. r. Lewis, X. A. Lewis, James
NJ. WISE. o. n. Berry. ". r. Bowie, W. VI.
Tompkins. John VI. Price. i. II Mc1;nire, ). y.
Up-hur. Polk Miller. q. :. Mcka". W. l.. Mar
shall. a. 2. nennis. W. T. Hancock. l.. ;.
Young, W. n. SnO. k. JOnn W Pierce James =.
Rey. NJ. d. \. :. Briggs. +. Mccarthy. Benja
min Harrison, Or. j. VI. Rob rts. Char Is \
- anton. VI. d.. X. g. Walden, j. n. Montague.
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CANDIDATE FOR the COMMON COT NCll
frc m Monroe Ward. Very truly yours,
5apl5lt EUGENE c. MASSIE.
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