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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
Office of the Plot and Transcript
EXCHANGES

FORElGN-In Foreign Exchange there has been but
little doing this week, during the last few days has
been very dull. We quote Sight Drafts on
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EAT HI hereafter leave Bowly's wharf, Balt,mOre,
w EVERY MORNING except Sunday'>) at 81
O'Clock for Philadelphia, arriving there about O'Clock,
giving the passengers three hoaTs in Philadelphia
before the departure of the evening line for New York.
Returning will leave Dock street wharf, Philadelphia,
hour will put the Southern passengers on board
the Norfolk Boats in the river Pat4soo and be in alii
more about O'Clock time before the departure of
the evening ears for Washington and the West.
Excur sion passengers will be taken up il! the
Ing and exchange boats at Fords LandinsEo return
Passage through "a. Meals as usual.
Excursion Tickets 81. Meals extra
je27-d It. SHEPPARD.
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CLARK's LUCKY OFFICE,
Museum Buildings, Of Baltimore and Calvert SIS
This Afternoon, Saturday, 9Th inst. in Alexandria,
Virginia,
40 prizes of 81 5000, exclusive of the high capt.
tails of $50, 600, $4,000 $1,000, $500, $3070 300o
$500, sc. Tickets SlO-shares in proportion.
For the CAPITAL PRIZES, direct TO
CLARK.S
Museum Building Baltimore, Md
10 o.
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-Orders for the purchase sale ofany Of the above
Stocks from distance viii be promptly attended TO- BY
being adu ressed TO the subscriber j. L. p.
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DRUGS-Drugs coppens per cwt; cam bor, refined .
and crude, frees blue vtrio 4 oil of vilGiol per
IL! essences, % per cent; alum 80 per cwt castor
oil 45 cents per gallon; sugar of lead cents per lb
saitpete crude free; refined cts. per lb other rati
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a N INTELLIGENT GIRL, not over Y years
IN of age, who wants permanent nome, may H.
ply but those who can bring good re lamentations
JIG IL dat r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-22
IN SENATE.
Thursday Dec. IL


The PRESIDENT submitted report from the Sec
retary of the Senate in compliance with the provisions
of the act Of May g. 1886, Of the expenditures made
from the contingent fund of the Senate for the year
ending December Z, $780, which was laid upon the Ia
Bile, and ordered 10 be printed.
Mr.. PRESTON presented the memorial OF the Exc
cutors of Dr. Thomas Cooper, praying that certain
sum Of money exacted fine under the Sedltion
Law may be refunded.
Mr.. ?. gave notice that tomorrow he would ask
leave to bring in bill for the relief of the legal repre-
sentatives of Thomas Cooper, decd; and
A bill for the relief of COL George Croghan.
Mr. LINN gave notice that tomorrow he would ask
leave 10 introduce bill to establish new land dis.
trict in the State of Missouri.
Mr.. MERRICK, from the Committee on the District
of Columbia, to which referred memorials on the
subject reported bill for the extention of the charters
of the Banks of the District; which read, and or
dered to second reading.
Mr. KING, in pursuance Of previous notice, asked
and obtained leave TO introduce bill for the relief Of
the corporate authorities Of the city of MOBILIZE which
was read twice, and referred TO the Committee Mill
tary Affairs
Mr.. NoRvELL gave notice that tomorro he would
ask leave introduce bill for the improvement of
tain hnrbors on the lakes.
Mr.. FULTON gave notice that tomorrow he would
ask leave introduce bill to authorize the Legsla
ure of the State of Arkansas TO sell the lands hereto
fore appropriated for the of schools in that State
Mr.. WHITE submitted the following resolution
which was considered and agreed to:
Resolred, That the Secretary of War be directed to
inform the Senate whether instructions have lately been
given by that Department 10 the superintendent Of har
bors and rivers for the construction and improvement
of which appropriations have been heretofore made
and which yet unfinished; and to the superinten
dents of the Cumberland Road for the sale of mach
merry, implements and materials used in the construc
ton of said works; and by what authority such sales
were ordered; together with comparative statement
Of the aggregate cost of The same, and of the proceeds
of the sales and whether such sales made in
temptation of abandonment Of the further improve
ment Of said works.
Mr.. YOUNG submitted the following resolution
which was considered and agreed to
Rcsoired, That the Committee on the Public Lands
be instructed to inquire into the e1pedency of pro-
vding by law for additional compensation to the Re
sisters and Receivers of the several Land Offices Of
the H. S. in cases where their annual compensation
including the per cent allowed the sales fthe pub
lie lands shall not in the whole amount 10 the sum OIL
one thousand dollars.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-22

THE magnificent Chandelier of the Hall of Repre-
>sentaves, which attracted much admiration, is a
mass of ruins. About ten o'clock yesterday, it fell
with tremendous crash; and the elegant lamp shades
and crystal drops, and richly wrought ornaments were
shattered to peces--the immense frame work broken
np-several desks and chairs destoyed-but most for.
tunately, no one was injured. On Tuesday even
ing was lighted TO satisfy the curiosity of the mem
pleased with the truly splendid effect produced when
fully illuminated. Yesterday morning. two attend
ants were engaged in cleansing it, and taking GU,
the old OIL for the purpose of supplying the lamp with
some of superior quality. They suddenly found the
chandelier begin to ascend, and in spite of all their
exertions-they throwing their weight upon tit
went up along the whole rod to the dome, and struck
with great violence against the framework below the
sky light; and, instantly, the whole mass, chandelier
rod, fixtures and all, tumbled down. The two work
men, and the Hon. Mr.. Goode of Ohio, who was stand
ing near them, had hardly time TO get out ofthe way
Hon Mr.. Dennis, of Maryland, was also present, but
was in remote and safe part Of the Hall.
Most fortunately the House was not in session. else
the consequences would have been such as we shnddc
to contemplate. Probably twenty or thirty members
would have been killed MANNED for life.
The eloquent Chaplain (Mr. Cookman) made ar
appropriate alluson the circumstance in his open
ing prayer and returned thanks 10 Divine Providence
on the part of the MEMBERS for their escape from this
great danger.
We forbear at present. to speak of the of the
accident, as they will undoubtedly be the subject of in
ves,gation 1t is not likely that another chandelie
will be raised in the Hall very soon.
\ rSaturday's .Hadisonian.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-22

three hundred thousand dollars per annum OF the pro-
ceeds of the pnblic lands for the continuation oil lhe
cumberland Road in Ohio to its western termnalion
10 be- constructed in continuous line from East to West
and of distributing the residue Of the sad proceeds
among the several States upon the principle Of what IS
called Mr. Clays land BILL takng the census oil is4o as
the basis of the distribution.
MIR HUBBARD moved 10 lay the resolution on the
table, and the question put by yeas and nays,
which were ordered And then, before the question had
been put,
An adjournment was moved and carried
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-22
Correspondence of the Nat Intelhgeneer.

VIEW TORN, DOC. II, I-fU,
The Boston papers say in reference to the reported
troubles on the Northeastern Boundary question: that
regiment of British troops having arrived at NADIA
waska for Quebec, Sir John Harvey felt it to be his
duty, in consequence of his agreement with General
Scott, 10 notify Governor Fairfield of the fact It is
aware of the intended until official informa-
ton reached him, whereupon he despatched messen-
ger to Augusta (MeJ by officer who also takes de-
spatches Quebec In consequence of this, it add
cd, Gov Fairfield has made his communication to the
Federal Government. | apprehend nothing importan,
in all this.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-22

~ The trial of Semmes, accused of the murder Of
Professor Davis has been again postponed by the ex
aiming Court at the instance of the accused. 1t is
continued Of course TO February Court The principal
witness in behalf of the Commonwealth, Mr.. Kincaid
of South Carolina, has given legbs leaving his secu
riy in the recognance which he required to enter
into at the last court lin Now 'the bag to hold
Charlottesville Jsfersoniaa, Dec. 10.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-22

The Shinplaster System-The Wings in the fl. Of r.
of Ohio have passed Gen. Worthngtons bill for en-
courapng shin pasers (notes less than So of the Ohio
Banks) 1t was strict party cote. The Columbus
Statesman says, The Hobbies were crowded with sha
vers bankers, brokers' and white fingered gentry who
aided to sheer down the Democratic members and clap
and cheer on those members under their influence,
who supported the bill The People look TO the Senate
of Ohio for protection against this shameful bill.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-22

The Wing grossly and shamefully msrepresen's
the able Report of the Secretary OF the Treasury
Is just or is it decent for the Wing organ to abuse
its own readers, by first pervertng important an Of
fetal paper, and then denying them the opportunity OF
Judging Of il for themselves In how much better taste
would it be for this debased and debasing journal 10
throw off its miserable slang, its silly jests rs
iberal attacks upon better men, the trashy matter
with which It attempts to make its groundngs laugh
and lay before them the official papers, and the sold
information in which they abound?
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-22

II was said few days ago, that the Wings propos
for the Senate-that Mr. Rives to be called to the
new Cabinet, Secretary of State, and that Mer0't
he ought not to be run for the Senate. The vame o.
the wind has shifted, however, and now Mr.. wen
ster is to be made Premier, and Mr. ki'es 1e"a
tor They must have it so, suppose, although,
tine Boston Atlas says, many Wings think hun na'.
dose" Therewas once time when it would have oeem -,
harder dose to Mr.. Rives himself. When ms "hs p
irons call upon him TO abandon all his former &c
sons-to expunge the expunge-to vote fof ! Dh ~ bss
the United States, and other measures whic" n IT,
denounced, what sort of dose will that prove ins''
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-02-01
Trustees Sale.

DY virtue of the powers invested in
, me as Trustee, by Deed Of Trust
executed by and between Kills Walton
and Thomas B. Hoover. bearing date on
the first day OF October, A. D. 1886; AMI
which has been regularly proved and re-
corded IN the Clerks office OF the Probate
Court of Madison County, State of Mis-
sissiPpi, in the Book Of the Record Of
Deeds Cd in pages goo, 9O7. 20S and
209 in said Office. | shall sell at Canton.
at the Court House door Of the county
of Madison aforesaid, bstween the hours
of 10 and 4 O'Clock,
On the Fourth day Of Fe5erury. 1870.
to the highest bidder for cash, an the
right, title aud interest which the said
Kills Walton had on the said first DAY OF
October, A. ID. 1886, or now has. IN and
to the nine following negro slaves. men
toned in the said deed Of trust. viz
Adam, HoIlan, Joe. John, ellis, Anda
Sally, Washington and Moses
N CALLAHAN, Trustee.
Jan. 4, 1910. SGT
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-02-01
Feb. 1, 1910,
EXECUTORS SALE.

EXECUTORS SALE.
10y virtue of an order of the honora-
- Bile the Probate Court of Madison
county, made at the January term, 1910,
we will offer for sale, on the public
square. In the town of Canton,
On Monday the end day Of March, le4o,
The following articles, belonging to the
estate of Thomas j. Moore, deceased,
TO wit:
Sorrel Horse and Saddle,
A lot of Law Books, and Mis-
cellaneous Works,
Mahogany Bed-stead,
| Curled Hair Matrass,
/ Mahogany Mantle Glass,
L Sword and Shot Gun,
l Pleasure Carriage and Har-
ness,
l Pair Carriage Horses.
On a credit of six months, the purcha-
ser giving bond with approved security.
A. B. MOORE,
G.. w. HENDERSON.
Executors.
Feb. 1, 1910, 4-3
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sHERIFF,s SALE.

SH . SA
Madison Circuit Court May term, 1910.
r. III. Osgood g. Co.,
Tn all as II Ia
F. w. s. J. X. Hubert,
10y virtue of the above stated case
- to me directed, | will expose to
public sale, for cash, before the door of
the Courthouse in the town of Canton,
On onday the Cd day of March, 1910,
The following lot or parcel of land in
the town of jacksonville, described on
deed as follows: Beginning on Chittaloo-
sa street, at the northeast corner OF lot
No 404, being the corner of said lot on
said street, nearest the Steam Mill. run
ming thence south 80 "a east Gle feet,
thence due east 81 feet, thence due north
472 feet TO a stake, thence south Sc l-2
west Gal feet TO stake, thence north
80 3-4, west 10 feet 10 a stake. thence
south so west, so feet to the beginning,
being part of lot $40. Said lot having
thereon a coed dwelling house, kitchen
&c.
Levied on as the property of defend
ants F. w. e. J. r. Hubert, and will be
sold to satisfy plaintiffs debt and cost.
S. HAMBLEN, ShF.
By j. ID. Smith, Dep'y.
Jan. 95, 3-s Pr fee Sl4l
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n OTTO e.

"HE school for Township 10 Range
East, having commenced; and the
teacher being authorised to procure all
the pupils he can, he would therefore
inform the public that board can procur-
ed convenient to the school house, at
from to 10 dollars per month Ills
terms of tuition are Three Dollars for
the first class, Four Dollars for the Sc
cond, and Five Dollars for other bran
ches All students will be considered en-
gagged for the balance of a term Of five
months, from the day Of his or her com
mencement-
Mas. BucKsER viii assist in the female
Jan. 4, 1910. 52-,f
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-02-01
sHERIFF's SALE.

klssis0H circuit court-May term 1910.
b.. J. Hill,
vs. Pleurias Fl. ia. on
I an Fondran, bond.
ls Walton and
ID T. Heath,
I'D virtue of the above stated cases
lid to me directed, will expose to
bic sale, for cash, before the Court
s:e door in the town Of Canton,
On The Cd dag Of March, 1910,
The following lot or parcel of ground
gnIng the corporation of Canton, TO
b: Beginning al the southwest corner
w. Smiths Tavern, Lot on Liberty
rect, thence south with said street, 100
J.. thence east 400 feet, thence north
Do feet, thence west 400 feet to the be-
inning
Levied on as the property of defendant
'ondren, and will be sold to satisfy the
boye stated eases.
S. HAMBLEN, Sh'F.
Feb /, 4-8 PR fee S9]|
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sHERIFF,s SALE.

al4tsoH circuit court-May term 1910.
rogers Petty, surv.
part.
[Aeailey Sanders,
-anes Sims and
FOhu Brooks,
virtue of the above stated cases,
10 me directed, | shall proceed to
tPose to public sale, for cash, at the
loort House door in the town of Cam
ID, Madison county,
Monday The Cd day of March 1910,
Ae following described tract or parcel
and. 10 wit: e IA of section SO.
5nshlP IL. range 4, east, containing
300 acres: Also, l-2. sw IA OF
seilon SO, in township II. range 4, east,
aialnIng so acres in the district of
snds subject to sale at Mount SaIus.
r,lssssipPi. Also, seventeen bales of
.1y'ed on as the property of defend
a. sanders, and will be sold TO sa-
= me above stated case.
Sale @ take place within the hours
'sscnbed by law.
S. HAMBLEN, Sa'F.
By JESSE BRowN, DeP'y.
70 J. 4-8 Pr fee S12l
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-02-01
NOTICE.

4 LII persons indebted to the under
q signed, either by note or account,
are respectfully requested to come for
ward and make Immediate payment, as
we want MONEY, and will be compelled TO
raise funds to meet our debts. Suit will
be instituted upon all open accounts after
the Goth day of February next, forth
with, without regard 10 persons
CASH,SCOX & Co.
Canton, Jan. as, 1910 3-tf.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-02-01
sHERIFr,s SALE.

sHERIFE,S SALE.
'r'se Cireuii Cossrf--May term, l840-
20 NJ p On Al pin' n "a
|. = !. lchnson & wife,
.1r& Admsrx, Of
ssa'e of E. H. Da-
virtue of the above stated cases
70 me directed, will expose to pub
Aie' Tor cash, before the door Of the
~t'-nouse ia the town of Canton,
Monday the I'd day Of March 1870,
following described tract or parcel
Land, viz: w I-2, N w IA Of sec.
:; E i-e, N e IA of section 3
fashiP 8, range 4, east.
lived on as the properly Of defend.
z. H. Davis, decd, and win Be sold
qlsfy plaintiffs debt and cost.
s. HAMBLEN, 81.
BIZ b r. ALLEN, Deg,y
ssb. I, 80 [Pr Zee 81
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-02-01
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,

MADISON COUNTY.
Probate Court, January Term 1910.
NOTICE is hereby given that at the
1 above stated term of the Probate
Court of said county, letters Of admins
tration were granted to the undersigned
on the estate of John 7. Dearing, decd,
all persons having claims against said
estate are requested to present then duly
authenticated within the time prescribed
by law or they will be forever barred,
and all persons indebted to said estate
are requested to come forward and make
settlement.
JESSE HEARD,
S. ID. LIVINGSTON,
Administrators.
Feb. /, 1910, 4-9
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-02-01
NOTICE.

4 LII persons indebted to the late firm
- of Allen & Odom and to B. II. Al
len alone, are requested to make iEnme-
date payment or their Notes and Ac-
counts viii be placed in the hands Of an
officer for collection. without reserve
Early settlements will save cost
B. r. ALLEN
Canton, jan 4. ls4o- SIS
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Jesse Aeeskr
James l. Muse < zresie-.
Ie<ee Meek, Adm-r- Sc Sane
ny virtue Of the above stated cases
10 me directed, BY the Honorable
Circuit Court OF the United States in and
for the Southern District Of Mississippi
will sell for cash before the Coufr house
door in Canton, Madison county, on the
fourth Monday of January two Negro
Slaves, viz Peter and Mary Also On
the first Monday of February nexr- | viii
sell the following described tract Of Land
10 wit: the east half Of the north east
quarter of section two. township nsne-
range four east; and west half Of north
west quarter OF section one, township
nine, range FIVE east; and south half and
west half of north east quarter, AID
south east quarter of north west quarter
of section thirty SIX. township ten. range
five east; the west half and north halt
of south east quarter of section thirty
two township ten, ra1ge SIX easts and
east half and south west quarter of sec
ton thirty one. township FIVE range six
east; the undivided half Of sixfeea hun
dred acres, levied on as the property Of
defendant. and Will be sold TO satisfy the
above stated cases. Sale in lawful hours
VIM. VI. GWIN. Marshal,
By VIM. J. NoRMENT. Deputy.
JAN l. I840 5l-4 fpr-S fee 80
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ALSO
FOR SALE.

EXCUSE and lot-the house is large
N two story building-eight rooms.
with dining room thirty feet in length /;
kitchen. smoke house, and other neces-
sary buildings. The lot contains nine
and a-half acres. Call on the subscriber
in Sharon.
C.. S. BROWN.
1t is near to the Female academy, and
well adapted for boarding house.
Jan. Is, 1910. eff.
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MARsHAL.s SALE.

Circuit Court U. Shay Term 1910.
Robert T rs' Fl. r..
10y virtue of the above stated case to
- me directed, by the honorable Cir
cult Court of the United States, in and
for the Southern district of Mississippi
will sell for cash before the Court
House door In Canton, Madison county,
On the fourth Monday IN January, 1910,
the following Negro Slaves, 10 wit: An
tony, Jake, Lewis and George; also,
On the Third Monday IN February nert,
viii sell the following land; the north
west quarter and north east quarter Of
section thirty six, township ten range
four east Levied on as the property OF
defendant, and viii Be sold to satisfy the
- w M. GWIN, Marshal
By Jso. F. Cook, Dept,y-
JAM ] e,
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MARsHAL.S SALE.

MARSHAL'S SALE.
United States Circuit Court-.Hay term 1910.
VIM. II. mcfarland }
rri..p ps:..s.r. vead- Expo.
RY virtue of the above stated case to
me directed by the honorable the
Circuit court United States, for the Sou
thern district of Mississippi, will sell,
for cash, before the courthouse door in
the town of Canton, Madison county,
On the Fourth Monday in January 1910,
the following Negro Slaves, to wit: Jim
Mary, Condid, Diny, Jinney and two
children, William, Eliick, Dem, Dizzy,
Spencer, Isaac, Toney, Caleb, Dudley,
Mary; one yoke of oxen, one wagon and
six mules, five horses, eight head Of hogs,
thirty-six head of Cattle, seven head of
sheep, and lot of Black Smith tools, and
farming utensils of all kinds: Also the
following lands
On the third Monday in February,
To wit: south half east half of north
east quarter section 81, township 10,
range two east; south half of same sec
ton, township and range: the north half
of section six, south west quarter of sec
ton six; west half of north east quarter
and east half of north west quarter and
north half of south west quarter of sec
ton FIVE in township nine, range two
east containing 1910 acres. Levied on
a. the property of defendant, and will be
sold to satisfy the above stated case.
VIM. NJ. GWIN, Marshal,
By w. ]. NoRMANT. Dept'y.
Jan. 10, 1870 2-6. (Prs fee S12.1
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a. q n LARK, et al.
pY virtue of the above stated cases to
- me directed, shall expose to pub
lie sale for cash, before the Courthouse
door, in the town of Canton,
On Monday the Cd day of March, 1910,
The following tract or parcel of land,
to wit:--Lot a and 5, section 4, and T.
1-2 S E IA, and w l-2 Z IA and E 1-2
n Ell and S I-2, w 1-2 S w IA, and
w 1-2 S E IA, and S 1-9. E 12 S w IA
section five; the south east quarter and
and S I-2. E lie E IA. and Z I-2 n E
IA, and II 1-2, E l-2 S E IA, section 7;
NEi-4 and E l-2 Y w IA, and E 1-2
Sc IA and w 1-2 S E IA, and E 1-2
s w IA and w 1-2 n IA and S ID,
w 1-2 S w IA and w l-2 Y w Ia and
N1-2. w l-2 S w IA and E l2 n w
IA, section eight; East 1-2 North East
IA and w 1-2 n E ia and S Il IA, and
North half, east half n w IA, section
II: n Z IA and S E Ia, section 20; s
l-2, L 1-2 S w IA, section 81; w 1-2
n w IA and w 1-2 S w quarter, and
w 1-2, East 1-2 South West IA, North
l-2, w 1-2 S E IA, section %; y 1-2,
w l-2 S w IA and w 10 n w IA and
S 1-2. E lie n w IA and w 1-2 y w
IA and n I-2, w l-2 w IA and y l-2
EI-2 S w Ia and 1-2, w 1-2 s w
IA, section 81, all in township 8, range
g, west.
Levied on as the property of defend
ants A. 81 A. Clark, and will be sold TO
satisfy the above stated cases.
S. HAMBLEN, Shf.
By JNo. L. HErH, Dep'y.
January 25, 1910. 3-8
Printers fees, f. S2O7-H. S60-267.