E.Y. Shelly, George W. Moore, John C. Devereux, Martin Williams, H.O. Bassford, Geo.

W. Benedict, Louis E. Fisher, Geo.

OPENING OF THE PANAMA CANAL A.D. 1914 COL. GEO.

H. Robinson, Second Lieutenant Geo.

M. Collins, Second Lieutenant Geo.

After the removal to a new portion of Camp Poland orders were received from the headquarters First Army Corps, Lexington, Ky., ordering a board of examiners for the following officers of the Sixth Virginia: Maj. W.H. Johnson; Second Battalion, Capt. C.B. Nicholas, Capt. J.E. Hill, Capt. J.A.C. Stevens, Capt. E.W. Gould, Capt. Peter Shepperd, Jr., Lieutenants S.B. Randolph, Geo.

W. Healey to Company "H." First Lieutenant A.L. Moncure to Company "G." Second Lieutenant Geo.

THE UNITED STATES, 2D SESSION, 49TH CONGRESS, DECEMBER 8, 1886, AND JANUARY 23, 1887, BY SENATORS H.W. BLAIR, J.E. BROWN, J.N. DOLPH, G.G. VEST, AND GEO.

It is announced that Mr. Geo.

In this church repose Galileo, Michael Angelo, Alfieri, and other illustrious Italians.] * * * * * =Geo.

That the sheriffs, jailors, &c. do not neglect this part of their official 'duty,' is plain from the minute description which they give in the advertisements of marks upon all parts of the persons of females, as well as males; and also from the occasional declaration, 'no scars discoverable on any part,' or 'no marks discoverable about her;' which last is taken from an advertisement in the Milledgeville (Geo.)

It appears that three young men from the country, of the name of J. Walton, Geo. Bowling, and Alexander Bowling, rode into Moulton on that day for the purpose of chastising the bar-keeper at McCord's tavern, whose name is Cowan, for an alleged insult offered by him to the father of young Walton.

GRANVILLE, GEO.; English Grammar, 12mo: London, 1827.

Mrs. J.M. Gould, 2.50; Mr. and Mrs. Geo.

Sch. Class, 10; Mrs. Geo.

Estate of Mrs. Lucy Ellis (proceeds sales of 5 shares of stocks), Geo.

(100 of which from Geo.

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Revised by R. R. Zipprodt and Geo.

Assisted by Geo.

M. Henry, Charles D. Smeltzer and Geo.

The copy was kindly lent me by Mr. Geo.

Leidy, Mr. Furness, Dr. Koenig, Mr. Fullerton, Mr. Coleman Sellers, and by invitation of the Committee, Mr. Geo. S. Pepper.

The chair which is said to have belonged to Anna Boleyn, of which an illustration is given on p. 74, is from the collection of the late Mr. Geo.