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long-read it, and decide whether he will
vote for a party that is in league with such
an impudent and infamous scoundrel and IL
heller: b
"If the party of burglars now rampantin
the city of Penn, aud in the city of Rip Van
Wiukle, possessed as much brains, collective
ly, as Choctaw Senate, when, by their
council fire, they would learn that their very
existence as nation depends on the Irish
population Of this country.
Ii i'll becomes any American
TO taunt Irish men on the score Of bravery.
Native courage is commodity that has
needs yet to be proven TO exist. The flag OF
America is not yet seventy years old, and
thrice the Ratirc sons of America have de-
serted it.. Therefore, we advise these COW
ARDS, and SONS OF TOWARDS, to
boast moderately. As shOpkeepers they are
excellent; as merchants, enterprising and
persevcring; as usurers, they have no equals
in the world; but as soldiers, every native
ought to belong to the Peace Society.
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aliens were made citizens" during this
period oftime, while the Loco Foco ma
lority over the Wings and Native Anne
ricans in this city, is now fixed at lou on
the Electoral ticket. Thus it will be seen
that the votes of men just aamittsd to the
sacred right of citizenship, have settled
the politicaI character both of this city
and the Empire State We wish, now
the election is ever, to speak disposition
ately ofthis business we wish to ap-
peal TO the leaders of each and every par
~ against this monstrous abuse of Natural
lzation, that the remedy, if one exists may
be applied. >,
The first question which suggests itself
is, were these 300 men morally and legal
" entitled to become citizens of the Unl-
ted States BY which we mean, TO exer-
else the elective franchise, giving each
and every enc Of them the same political
power possessed by Benjamin f. Butler,
or John Jacob Aston. We sciemnty dc
clare tkey mue not! From a careful,
scrutinizing attention bestowed for sue
cessiyc DAYS in different courts, both up
on the manner Ct the examination by the
Judges, the answers ofthe witnesses, the
uniform similarity of their replies, and
their utter incapacity to understand the
oaths and the design Standardization, we
have no hesitation in prcnouncing the
whole business, as now conducted, an IN
iquitous, pronigate and stupendous fraud
upon the whole American people
The laws innict summary vengeance
upon the man who votes illegally, and
every wear there is more or less legisla-
tion to punish this sort Of wrong doing.
Yet the facilities which are given 10
aliens BIZ our judges 10 evade the laws, BY
granting naturalization papers to nearly
every man who asks the boon, is render
! ing legal enactments on this subject a
farce, and the whole business is a low
{ lived and Ubiquitous species of compoun-
ding felony. The American people, not
a'poIitical party, should unhesitatingly ex,
press their adherence Of this business Of
! Naturalization They dishonor their
birth-right by quiet acquiescence in
such monstrcus political enormlties, and
they disgrace themselves by submitting
to complicated wrongs which they have
the poa er to redress The laws on this
subject are lax, but their fathless admin
istration renders them an insufferable out
rage Ifthey cannot be changed, let the
legal administrators be held religiously as
well as legally responsible for their inter
pretations Judges will then understand
that official turpitude will be met by ade-
que; punishment, and Judicial baseness
! find its reward in solemn Impeachment
by the American People.-N. Y. Express.
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New York,

According to the Albany Argus, New York
goes for Polk ana Annexation by plurality
exceed 500, 900. Silas WrShts plurality for
Governor will much exceed that Of Mr.. Polk.
In the city of New York Folks plurality is
1000, wrights is reported at $3.50. The
American Republican Wing candidate for
Senator is elected by majority of GOO, and
also four members of the Assembly. Yet
large, but a little reduced Loco majority in
the Legislature.
The Wings have made gain Of 3 men,
bers Of Congress. In the last Congress there
were "a Locos, but in the next there will hC
but 81.
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$4,000.

The majority against Van Buren, in $50
was 10000.
The Bimey vote is I0,660.
Clay's majority over all 3,7l2.
Robert c. Winthrop, Amos Abott, Daniel
+. King, George Ashman, Julius A. Rock
well, John Q. Adams. Joseph Ginnell, seven
Wings have been elected.
Mr.. Thompson Wing, leads Parmenter,
about 400. In the 5th District no choice, but
Mr.. Hsdson Wing, is 400 ahead. In the 9;h
District no choice, but probably Williams
Loco, will succeed
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CLAW

CoALITIoN WITH THE NATIVE iMERE.
CANS is now the grave charge, the unpar-
donable offences, imputed to the " higs
by their opponents. Without any speci
fication or evidence, this charge is again
reiterated, and in language that would
really seem to imply some indescribable
blsenes+.
1t is not true that any coalition, or any
bargain, has been made between the
Wings and Native Americans But sup
posing it we've true-where is the harm
or the wrong Can it be an offence, or
crime, for Americans TO band together
for the accomplishment of common pub
lie ends-aud BE- entirely innocent and
praiseworthy that others should beg, in
trigue and plead for the alliance and aid
of foreigners, and even ola peculiar re-
ligious denomination, as such
Can i; be other than a crime in the
eyes Of the Americans of right mind and
heart, to see any portion of their own
countrymen, born, like themselves, on the
soil stimulating by the most passionate
appeals, Irish Catholics, German Catho-
llics, French Catholics, as such, to side
with them in the attempt to overthrow
and keep down those who drew their first
breath in this land!
Can it be other toan injurious and dis
tasteful to the naturalized citizen, who,
by the very act of becoming a citizen,
shows in the clearest manner his desire to
be merged and incorporated into the
common mass, to form part and parcel Of
the great American whole-and no Ion.
ger be known as foreigner
1t is wrong therefore . to ~ native II
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ARTHUR's LADIES' MAGAZINE.


Although our country is largely furnished
with Literary MiscelIanies, we have seen No
one more worthy OF extensive patronage than
Arthur's Ladies Magazine. We have n.
rused many of article in the August and
September numbers of this elegant Per;od;
cal with great satisfaction. 81 the stlrc,;,
as well as the piIhy original tales conirilr,.t
by Mr.. Arthur show him wei entitled to IL.
high reputation for ability, taste s,s
judgement for which he has ever been Dist,
guished in all his literary enterprises. Ora
of the chief excellences of the work urder -
View is,that the steady aim of all its narrative,
is TO inculcate useful and practical lessons or
virtue, morality and strict probify amidst the
varied scenes of life, and jim this respect il
seems to us that the Ladies Magazine is Just
ly entitled to rank high with other similar
works now before the public
Each number Of the Ladies' Magazine !.
emoeilished with two Steel Ensravings exc.
cuted with admirable skill, While the paper
and Typography are unrivaIled. 1t is certain.
ly the cheapest Periodical now before the
public. The price is but Two Dollars n,
which sum as much sterling matter can be
obtained as in other similar. productions for
Three.
Letters addressed TO Z. FERR EFT 81 Co.
lOl, Chestnut St. Philadelphia
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The Property Of Acknowledgment
ment.-ln some places says the Baltimore
Clipper, the followers Of Miller have sold
property at a nominal price, which will prob
ably cause litigation bereaf err, as the ques-
ton will no doubt arise, whether such per-
sons were, at the time Of conveying proper
ty, in a condition of mind to make a valid
deed. We doubt whether courts will hold
deeds 10 be legal where it is shown that they
have been executed in stale of mental de-
fusion. 1t is certain that no honest man
would take advantage OF such delus;on TO OBJ
tain property al less than its value.
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EiEcTIoNEERING KNAvERY PENNsYL-
vANIA.-A GALLows HANDBILL'-The
Harrisburg Telegraph states that hand
bill was clandestinely issued from an Of
fee in that place, in German, represen-
ting that if Mir. Clay should be elected
President, they will all be driven out of
the country, or HUNG! The statements
made in this pamphlet are illustrated by
cut representing THREE MEN
HANGING UNDER THE GAL
LOWS.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.

At the late election in New Hampshire tko
freemen voted on two important questions
the revisal Of the Constitution of the State
and the abolition of capital punishment; both
Of which were decided in the negative by
very large majorities. By the decision of The
former ii is understood that the Legislature
will feel itself more at liberty in regard to the
granting of Railroad charters.
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THE PUBLIC PULSE.

Notwithstanding the triumph. Of the Polh
party we have seen or heard of very few Joy
Gus demonstrations. A feeling of gloom and
despondency pervades all departments Of in
dustry through the country. An universal
panic seems tohave seized upon the business
men of our cities. The arm of industry and
the spur of enterprise are eiiectually paraliz-
ed for the present,and The want OF confidence
in the continuance Of protection must for
long time have whitening effect uTcu al
the great interests Of the country. Weleam
that many plans for building manui'c;nrias
establishments have been given up. and 9th
ers are preparing either to stop or limit their
operations. Since the probability Of Folks
election has been manifested, wool has fallen
. CTS, per pound. AL stot ks have fallen eN
cept Texas scripts which have risen 90 per
cent. AS Loco-F ocoism goes up the couu-
Try goes down.
Many Of the Loco Focos themselves are
sorry and confounded. We have no doubt
desire the election Of Mr.. Clay. Expecting
his election they thought it no harm 10 re-
main in their own ranks although Wings IL
principle, and thus escape the odium Of de-
serting their party. Several Of them have
expressed TO us their strong attachment TO
the Tariff, and hope that the probable Wing
majority in the Senate will save it. With
these disappointed people we have some sort
sympathy. But how can we minsle regrets
with that portion OF our fellow-ciiizens who
have just opened their eyes TO the certainty
that with Polk and Loco Congress, Annex
alton isinevitable,a and that they have contribu
ted all in their power TO the fatal result. But
after all we sincerely pity large majority oil
the Abolitionists. While their treacherous
leaders are exulting with savage JOY at the
success of Polk and the. disasters oithe Wings
the honest portion of the party who sincere
" desire the emancipation of the slave, are
evidently filed with painful regrets at the
prospects before them. They now see Free
Trade, Annexation, Texas and an eternity to
Slavery staring them in the face, and nothing
but slender majority of Wings in the Sen
ate which the least accident might reverse TO
save them from these dire calamities.
But with the Slaveocracy in the ascendan-
cy, this is but feeble reliance. When the
North itself has discovered so little solIcitude
about Annexation as TO elect the man whom
the South had selected as the champion oil
that fatal measure, there is not the least prob
ability that the Southern Wing Senators
will prohibit the banns. Should the esPou-
sails take Mace the Abolitionists are RESPONSE
HE Their vote in New York would have
given rs the State and secured the election
of Mr.. Clay, and Wing Congress. Never
....xo mon thrown into so complete a deliri-
nm ,s have been the Third Party Abolition
;.,s Duped and deserted by Birney and bis
cliaue the great body OF the honest Abolition
lists will desert him. The result ofIhe Presl-
Dental vote in Vermont shows that here
Third Partyism is upon Procliviiy down
which it is rapidly sliding. AbolitiOhsm io'-
ever. Blu, Third Paryism never.
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MARYLAND.

This State has gone for Clay by much
greater majority than for her Wing Cover
nor. In all the counties but one Clay's ma
jority is above 1900. Baltimore gave ma
jority of only 463. In October, Carol the
Loco for Governorgot ,222.
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Virginia.

The returns from so counties give Polk
a plurality of 2,647, and gain for him over
1910 of ,0I7. The 30 counties to hear from
are in the Western part and may possibly
change the result.
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ABUSES
THE REMEDY.

The two weeks preceding the recent
clectIon were zeTlonslv occapied by the
!. 'co foco party in New York, in MANI
i"'"riaS r"tfrs. We find upon an ac,
EYE estimate, thar not less tbn 300
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Indiana.

In 10 Counties Folks majority is 1865
Ten Counties to hear from which gave Whit
comb, Loco candidate for Governor 379.
This State is probably Loco.
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Pa!Tirk .UcEee9R,

liliS SitC W.,
O! kLvo +. lsg' ANG, 10
Patrick 10 AME3lCA
=? BRuraes DanTers.
frora !H:choel OF'agagaa.
Aud then Michael, don't ynu sind II TO
me, and and and Rnrr, and the rest OF
us git cur brogues for 50 cents, instead OF
riyivg Misthcr tanning, and Misther
Lane, Tie Yankee brogue makers, a Dol
lar? No We don't, Michael. And why f!
saws youl Wait bit and III tell you,
my honey says /. This treat luberly
Tariff stocks up this fence in Boston haT-
Dor, and stops your nice box Of brogues,
an tells Patrick M'Noggin, land that's
mel and Rory, aud the rest of US, "you
can't have your brogues unil you can
ply Uncle Sam enough money to make
ZEN cost mere than Misthcr Manning
AMI Misther Dimes yankee brogues dc"
Now ask you, Michael, amt that
chltcing you! And don't it chate Billy
Doon, and Sawney OTJole, that made
the brogues! And doesn't it chlte Tom
my M'liide, the Tanner, and Benny NJ
Bubbcr, q Currier And int il chate-
ins the farmer that sells the paraties, and
ii carpinter, M'Adze, who made the box
an the Praste you confess to, and the
D,ctllur that cured Sawney OToole's
ninth child Of the typhus fever.
say Mike. don't you in Ireland, and
England, and Germany, and France, and
all about there, want good houses and
mite and tay, as well as the Yankees
And amt the men that makes broques il
Klmnre, evhry bit as good as Misthel
Manning, and Misther Dune, und the mer
that's dom their work +! And can't then
Ere in mud houses, aud ate paratics with
out any salt. as well as Billy Doom ant
S,wncy O'Toole! Then come over and
ro:e for Young Hakery, that's for the re-
Pl'e cf The Tariff: Rcpdit is the word
IN .'merica, as well rs in Ould Ireland
From yJu:s,
PATH2IK M'NoGGIS
p s I'm done now Michael, and
siId this By the good steamer Hibcrnia
an! h"pe you'Il git il before she gifts there
TLe Yankees are going TO have another
kind of a steamer, that amt no steamer
at al, but it sends leihers by thunder anC
H.htning, 80 Michael, can't send you 4;
}e'her before it is writ, and get an answer
before ! sind II ! PATRICK.
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The fraudulrnt voting in the parish of
where more Loco votes were
cast than there were population in ls40,has
given the State TO Polk. IL was increased
from 800 in August to ,as5 now.
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Maine.

Has gone by 5000 for Polk Dallas and
Texas. I'D. MIGRATE elected to Congress
over Morse, the present incumbent being a
Loco gain.
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Delaware,

The result of the election is a majority of
2l2 for Clay electors, of 6s for Stockton,
Wing candidate for Governor and 90 for
Huston the Wing Congressman.
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North Carolina.

This State so far gives Wing gain, and
all accounts give assurances that the Clay
ticket will be elected by 5000 majority.
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New Jersey.

This State has chosen Wing electors by
$50 majority. Also four Wings TO one Loco
to Congress in the place of l Wing and 4
Locos who now misrepresent the State.
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AMERICANS, AND THEIR REVOLU-
TIONARY FATHERS, BRANDED AS
TOWARDS, BY A RENEGA DO IRISA-

The following is an extract from the Pilot,
Of June %, l644.-apaper conducted by an
Irish Romanist. and an upholdcr of the Pa
pal authority. Let every naiive-born Amer
lean ciiizen--to whatever -psr:y he may be-
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FREE TRADE is DESTRUCTION
TO the interests of Free Labor in general,
and TO the industry and prosperity of Massa-
chusetts in particular. 1t would stop the
wheels of our factories, bankrupt our capt.
talist., deprive our working classes Of EN-
ployment, take market from our farmers,
and empty the pockets of the customers 10
our merchants. And who would be bene-
fitted by it!-Boston Daily Tribune.
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THE STATE OF THEPRESIDEN-
TIAL ELECTION.
Rhode Island.

Full returns have been received; this gal
liant little State shows us how to maintain
LAW & Order" The Wing majority is
? $50; gain of 525 upon the vote offs
40.
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Ohio,

Has gone ahead of her Governor vote, and
in 50 counties given Clay SIN more votes
than for Barley.
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Presidential Election,

The following is the result of the Pres
idential election, as far as is ascertained,
the No. of electoral votes, and the proba-
bic plurality of each state.
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Connecticut,

A SPLENDID Wing victory. Mr.. Clay's
plurality Bill. Clay's majority over all
about 300.
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Georgia,

Folks majority in this State in all coun-
ties but 10 is 1,Sl0, and will probably 90 Lo-
70.
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Tennessee,

We have returns from 20 Counties only.
They give Polk 22O6 majority. In 1913
they gave Polk for Governor 500. Loco
gain l706.
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But Wings,

cast down as you are by the balcful influences
which have been brought TO bear upon you,
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The result in the following states is mt
yet ascertained, but will probably stand
C-
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country, VI here you can dig on the rail-
road iu summer, and live i'll the Wmk-
liuse u winter, for nothing at al, and no
rint 10 pay.
The Americans have got great ugly
thing here. they call the Tariif, but
what j, IS, it puzzles the likes o'ine TO tell
-. They say it's great fence across the
Aarbors, anil all round America to keep
eli everything the Yankees can make
themselves. So you see, Michael, 1t
nj .k.s the Americans have al their OWN
york to do. and. what is worst 4 all they
ut al the uw,mcy for dom ii.-Now
Mike, thal's what | calls chat m3. II
makes 'en, live i'll their nate honfes, and
scar their coed clothes, ard ate their
snlf.e aud iav, and drink their mate and
naratiee, and go to their hereto churches
and amt thu, dcwnriah; chatng all TIE
god a,hci cs IN Klimore-
Nov pichacl, ye're- a nice cobbler, ana
no mi hers SCH in kilmore can bate you
IN m4hing bro, pie, or tapping shce,-
aud, snppnsen yea waits to maze hity
i.ropucs. for me and Rory OScroggin. ana
the fesi Of US that's diggin on the DlnveTs
RaiIroad.-D,,i'i We Just 60 to Kilkenny,
and buy your leather ofTommy MHide'
I.,e tanner, and don't You gil Benny Nc
n!u5i,cr TO curry It! And don't YOU 60 to
D,oLlin and get your lasts, and your tools
ani vuur pegs, and your skins, and bind
Ing skins And don't you cut cut your
brogucs. and then git Billy Dozen aad Saw
ney O'TnnIc that's glad to get tcnPence a
d,v, 10 make EN- up! And then, don't
,oa get Made, the caipinter, 20 make
u nate box to pat 'em in, and dent gou
mark ii Gil the top this WY?
To
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Michigan
louisiana

Loco BY several thousand majority.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-05-24
ATTENTION CAPITALISTS

TNIh fhhMouTH COTTON FACTORY FOR SALEM
pursuance oil resolution ado:led late of the
StocKnoiiefs oi The FALMOUTH MANUFACTURING OH
FAN ne hhef>gned who appointed Committee for
me nefeUy give notice, that the Famou Facto
~ ~ sa, without reserve The highest bidder Public
auco on the 18th DAY o June fair the
DAY luE cscrped,l in front OF the Factory Town
fhihu ON tc oowin Seven thousand hundrrd
dollars OF Tue purchase money he paid in cash. and
IN tte equal nsalnents, payable one aud three
WIN Ihcfcsl on each nsianrn The when
session be gwen Ia the purchasers the deferred
Ice .ecr ny unqrstonabe personal security and lien the
said fac.y Ana The purchaser fail 10 comply viii, the
al sa'c r property VIII he fcson imn dlcy, and without
thsr nntice, NJ me RISK Of The purchaser.
IN lhe s' OF ms property, opportunity for speculation is
held oui 70 capitalists who by small investment may realize
splendid fortune About three period of extraordna
IN h'sfe+s Of all kinds and especially ths was
rasen t Tor tenn ni Three years, anuna! of two
Thousand seven hurried and hy dollars and il is believed that
ne t>Src Notwithstanding TIE difficulty tie times, made
great deal oi monty The property nl
u operatioh ana ms reasonable believe that
prosperous times, itcould be rented FIR higher
me stoh"hcrs c'"t manage II themselves aud rather sell
Than rent II out The hands rf private individual Corpa-
ny OF pfl'ac ndHha who viii give /, proper personal
ton, " must he Immensely valuable.
~ Persons diseased 10 purchase eyamne the property
apply to The undersigned either OF em particular
information bcfnr the day III sale.
3 The cash payment Of thousand hundred dollars
y Intended la h applied The payment debt tie
iank, Tor whicta longer accommodation had II
he purchaser csres H. J. w rDku,
WM POLLOCK
. X. 4 l.. MOACURE.
May IL 3-wtts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-05-24

WlNpsoh FOREST FOR SALE.-The undersigned offers
lo s,ic .e above Farm lying Aqua Run Stafford
1ou. auns the lands Of The Estate Of the Hancock
anu DINERS and containing about of lhs
"scePtbe Of impOyeH land in The county,
anu " p carried 10 high state of fertility by the Of o
yer a mere Is an abundance of Timber, both Of pine
a" u' "esiftu, the farm could be- divided into Two
more e.s' II Is well wsered, and, few wears snce
Que Vi tle most delightful residences county
nee a ".e richards Of RAE AMI choice Fruit and
cefh' anu lastly arranged Garden. The will be made
very For further particulars address post padl
John M"ncurc, Esq near Faimout, Va
,,,- CHARLES r. MoNCURE.
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\orIcE-By Limitation, the concern Of Arvn Hurt will be
Y dissolved on the Odd day of May tnsant and, wish
he transactions Of the firm fully understood by that time in
ser that the may be speedily wound up This Is TO nor
many way to present Dr. Robert H. Cnie and Mr. JAS
hereafter as possible they being selected by adjust the
nc our concerns all those indebted will please
hwd without delay and their debts by bond other
are determined 10 pay what he du. by
'pe-diy possible. ALFRED u. Iohi,
TfiOS. ARVlS.
rom the nubr,,ion If mi. nntice THOS. ARvIN.
MAY IA = - 2-i0t.