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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-02
From the n. O. Picsyune

LAIR IRON TEXAs-The steamship Galveston,
which arrived at very early hour yesterday morning
brought us papers from that city 70 the loth nst The
news is not without interest
dezvou. for the volunteers called for from Texas The
Government has authorized the raising OF one regiment
but the Austin Democrat says that Col Hays. VINO Is
charged with the duty OF receiving ana mastering com
NAMES into the service Of the State, VIII turn on none
The pspers confirm the verbal intelligence previously
received here Of the murder Of Mr. John IT, CnAimsfs
AZ Austin lie was killed on the lst inst oy wound N
the temple. inflicted by Joshua Holden VIZ 49,
knife pr Chalmers wss the editor OF the New Ira,
npbshed AZ Austin He was formerly tie secretary OF
he Treasury Of Texas, and was gentleman eminenty
respected.
animation of Holden the charge Of the murder OF
IN, late John G. Chalmers, commenced on the GIer
noon of the ID and closed the evening OF tne ftn
The result his eomIniita TO jail WITHOUT Dali unt
discharged by due course oilaw. e.-,-
In regard 10 Indian difficulties on the frontier OF Tex
A. the Civilian thinks that the spprehensions enter
tanned have pretty much subsidized. The Austin Demo
era, saws thar Major Neghbors succeeded IN ASCENDING
the following tribes, viz Csms5ehes Lipsns Csooosl
lonies Anandarcos Topcshuas. Cherokees. heecnles
part of the wacoes, Wichitas and Tshuscanos. with
whom he held 4 talk. A communication from the ton-
missioner of indian Affairs Mr. Medil. and "a iroin
Gen Houston. read and explained TO the Indians
The replies satisfactory and OF very pacne cnAf
acter Presents distributed and the Indians leii
well satisfied. The chiefs promised 70 accompany and
sssst the troops Of the General Government whenever
they should be sent into the country OF the Wlchits
wscoes and Tshuscsnoes. portion Of each Of these
tribes being hostile.
The Civilian OF the 18th mentions that r H. Herndon.
Esq Inspector OF the Customs Veissco. killed
lev days previous by the accidental explosion " =
quantity OF damaged powder.
The steamer Del Nor,e had arrived S Galveston. She
Is intended TO ply between Houston snd Galveston
regular pseke; and IA said 10 De admirably adapted for
the purpose
NJ. George Ven Meas arrived at San Antonio on the
2th ult direct from houclovs. Col Hays arrived At
San Antonio on the 2tth ult and the evening 9
splendid ball was given 10 him which crowded with
The beauty Of the town, Mexican 80 well a. American.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-02
Trnde, &c. nj Tampico.
Of The Times

As for Commercial Neirs cannot say much, as
the population Of the town Is reduced one half BY those
families who were sbe leaving for the interior and bat
Ht,e bushes. is doing The Mexican Government have
established Custom House ofcers few miles beyond
the American lines who seize and eounscste AL proper
" of every kind sold by the Americans Ins OF course
cuts Of az trade from the Interior. and what s eit N
the city 1. to supply tho.e Of The lower essses who are
too poor 20 get away The market Is aoundsnuy aud
over ked with Ell kinds Of merchandise Proylsions
particularly those Of perishable nature are selling 81
ess tbsn New Orleans cost Flour has been paying 1T
tie but i 81 present declining you may a1oS .ne Pr
the market overlooked and comparatively no sales
Dry goods Of very staple kind Al rs1 pad sFery 1000
advance: bat q, present the market IL well suppled
and douestics are selling Al NewOriesrs prices lie
SANE NAV be said Of Prints Those who were 50 iorn
nate as 20 70 be Tire first the spot after ,nr toNh
cspurei sold out their stocks well but requires NJ
lie 70 overstock this market the demand beng 90 uni
ed Should the interior trade be permitted 70 enter ana
pass out Of Tampco Il would be good market io' o.r
products but this impossible under the present. sac
vi a1airs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-02
Things In Philadelphia.


PHILADELPHIA Feb. l.
Business has been active to-day. and prices fully
sustained though the movements in bresdsiuis Re-.
siricted still from the scarcity Of vessels. Many sales
are now made for future delivery in anticipation OF a
larger number of vessels being obtained toward Spring
| do not learn that any OF the hremen received
dangerous injuries by the falling Of the wall AZ the IRE
yesterday, though two or three were considereoiy
bruised 1t miraculous escape. Next 10 the large
trck store OF the Messrs Keen al old iashioned
two story frame building, relic OF the Revolution
believe which built onla half lo-his was crushed
The fremen who In the building were completely
buried among the falling tmbers but fortunately were
extricated Lewis Manning who the worst bruised,
Is getting very well to-day, with no bones broken
After the fire. as two OF the County Companies,
the Weccacoe and Shiiler Hose, were returning home,
they encountered each other in Moyamensing, and a
terrific fight occurred. During the sfrsy John Alexan
der shot by pistol discharged BY Charles Don
nelly the ball entering his cheek andsshooung On MS
ear Donnelly was arrested by police officer, with
the pistol in his hand aud after desperate souie in
which he repeatedly struck the officer with the butt OF
the pistol secured and committed to prison II Is
10 be hoped he will receive severe punishment These
are among the FIRE Companies who have the assurance
10 oppose the passage OF law 70 prevent the Comfy
machines from running through our City do not
learn who tho FIRST sggressors but the Weccscoe
has long been the terror Of ts locality from repeated
acts OF rowdyism.
The Stock Market is still animated and the up
ward tendency continues.
SALES OF SrucKs-FtrSf Board ana aver bOdId
5s5 / eish int % IS do %! 700 DO Loan, o 80
Iehigh Bank cap 5: 1900 Girard Blk lots il and ut
275 Read - 1850 : Bk At; 100 Morris b5 ~ 10
Bk n Am 405i Phils Bk l2l IL Mechs Bk cash 20 ;
800 Wick Q: 1900 Lehigh 60 65 200 Read b5 80 900
Lehizh IS 1000 Navigation c. 60 100 susquehan'
ma sw b5 81; Is Com Bk 81
Sscoad Board and sfier B0grd-5O0 State Sc, Sd p.
900 Suso u; $50 Girard llt 1000 Mortgage Loan g. ll2
saso Canal "a; 200 q 5 Tx ~; 1000 Vcksburg q; 10
Ns,irston 37;: 2O0o Mortgage Loan b5 3d. 1000 State
e "a. 100 Navigation g. sc, IS, u.s. 80 do, b, 81
Philsd Bank l2l 1000 Tennessee S. st July sl 80 Min
ers' Bk Potisvile. 36s. large quantity Of Morris,
Rs.ang state Girard Vicksburg Navigation L Bank,
Reading &c sold at about prices. Before close
5000 state - 73i 5000 do a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-02
Gen. Taylor.
corerondence Of the Delta.

Gen. Taylor visited the Illinois Volunteers yes
teriay. and the way the boys crowded around ain
threatened immediate sufocaton- By way OF sa-uta
ton verify believe the old General pulled al his CAP
FIVE thoussod tines and WIS looking every minute Il
see him pull the front piece OF. The General was
mounted large and gentle mule, while his orderly
rode splendid dragon horse aud himself dressed
in clean and handsome uniform, while the General bad
on that same old black frock coat and biz Mexican
straw hat Mr. Fsnnn the orderly got about six saute'
70 Tsvlors one the Suckers taking him for the Gen
eral and wondering why they called him Old Tsylor
When Al last they fonnd out that the old ranchero wa
tire sureenough General they inferred from his psir
appearance that would be nothing anss TO offer him
hand 10 shake ard they al il with such good will
that by the time the two regiments finished squeezin.
H. there could have been little feeling left IN H. As he
rode OF there were many who wondered whether tia
was the animal on which be charged The Aexicans.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-02

The Tribune IN philadelphia.

Our frends m PhiIadelphs, "oo wish % De supPhsu
regularly with The Tribune, will plesss leave their
names and residences with Zlebsr & co. 3 Ledger
Building T7ird-st below Cbesnu,, VINO will deliver the
peper To them Immediately after the arrival Of the pas
.esger line from sew.York, at l2i cents per week.
,.ngs copies price cents may always be obtained as
above or from the Philadelphia Newsboys
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-02

FROM BERMUDA We have received our regu
lar fles ofpspers TO Dec &c. Capt Elliott the newly
appointed Governor Of the Islands bad arrived st Ham
iton from England and the usual osths Of Office had
been administered constituting him Governor and Com
msnder.in Chief in and over the Bermudas Wm Old
laid formerly Sergeant in the 90th Regiment and late
keeper Of hotel st Hamilton had csndesirey left the
Colony, leaving liabilities not less than $1,000. II Is
Orleans.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-02
Business Notices.

RARE Books RELATING TO AMERICAN HfsroT--
The attention OF collectors Of American Books ana
those Interested In the early history Of this country
invited to the rare collection 10 be sold by kOfAt
GURLEY & co. at their rooms, 90i Broadway the
evening including many and curious works origin
al editions &C. scarce Tracts works in the Indian Ian
gusge, Land Titles and Stamp Acts, Early Amsne"
Poetry, many scarce Histories Of Towns. &c. &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-02
Details from the Seat Of War.

New-Orleans papes Of the sith ut have been
received, containing copious details o. me news
given in substance in cur TelegrsPinc Dispatch
yesterday. We annex such particulars as we
feenl most irporfant.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-02
SEC. s. This oct shall take effect Immediately

ARKANSAS CONGRESSIONAL ELEoTIoS-The Lit
tie Rock Gazette Of the 18th gives the Official returns
from all the counties in the State except Pike The vote
stands for Psschsl L. F. lib; Newton, w LAB No
land s54 Rust l65l HARRISON, l36 The Gazette says
II is true that the instgaton Of Of the csndl'
dates (whO peTsereres uncomnony well in setting forth
his right TO the seat messenger has been ois-
patched 10 Pike 10 bring the official returns from mat
county. But when they come Of the messenger ever
gets bac they will show according to last nights Tel
egrsph only majority Of eight not enough to elect Pas
chsl after all his trouble"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-02

CANDIDATES FOR THE PREsIDEscY.-The Loco
Focos OF the Missouri Legislature, at a meeting on
the 9Th ut recommended Senator BENTON, Of that
State, proper candidate for the next Presidency
Wing meeting in Missouri has nominated IoHS
j CRITTTYDEN for President.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-02

- We are under obligations to Mr. Cloyes for
copy of the Boston Atlas received ls' night by the
New Haven and Springfield route. considerably in sd.
vance Of the msil delivery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-02

~" NoYrs BILLINGS Esq. Of New. Haven, IS
the Loco Foco candidate for Congress in the lid
District Of Continent. The Convention balloted
five times before eiEecting nomination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-02

~ JAsPER W. GILBERT Esq OF Rochester and
WILLIAM T. HokN Esq Of this City, have been sdmit-
ted to practice Attorney, and Counseors 81 the SUI
premc Court OF the United States.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-02

u The Loco Foco Members Of the Legislature
held caucus at Albany on Saturday for the pur-
pose Of nominating candidates for the two COM
missions under the new Constitution wiz. TO codiiy
the laws and revise the rules of practice but final
ly adjourned without making any nominations.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-02

ILLUSTRATED SaAKsPEAnK-We have received
1912 Of thi. work containing part Of the Biography Of
sh.kspeue. ], viii soea be completed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-02

" There appears to be. disposition to aban'
don the project OF reessabshins Branch Post Office up
town, aud insist upon the General Post ofiee being
again loo ated somewhere in the vicinity OF the Park
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-02

rEr 1t is reported that the beautiful square oc-
cuped by distinguished fellow citizen WILLIAM B.
CROSBY Esq in the Seventh Ward is liked upon as the
location for the United States Mint about to be estsb
hshcd in this city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-02

E The L. s. ship-oetheline Ohio was to
hsve sailed from Boston yesterday morning for Hsup
ton Roads.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-02

x GENERAL GAINES. it is rumored here, says
the Express, has written letter 10 the War Depart
ment syowing himself to be the friend who received
General Tsyors letter and giving and defending The
reaaons for is publication
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-02

-" The attention of persons interested IS par
cuary called to the Prospectus of the Prairie Former
published in this paper.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-02
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

RFLiGf0Us DiFFERFNCFs-Re r. A. Farley
the Pastor OF the Church Of the Saviour Unitarian pub
shed letter in the Advertiser OF yesterday in relation
to the exclusion of that denomination Of Christians trcm
all participation in the management Of tho Orphan
Asylum. the ground OF heresy. Mr. Farley IL unwa
ling 10 call upon his flock to sid institution in which
their money 10 welcome, and they themselves unwel
come He prefers and with Justice TO employ his Il.
forts where they will meet with hnjrsnce, or be the
object OF any excusiyeness which must seem TO hin
uncharitsble and unchrstian.
BROADWAY THE Brookynites are trying 10 get
up broadway OF their own by giving that name "
their Atlantic It. All In vain gentlemen the name 10
nothing the thing you cant have
- The Advertiser is out IN favor OF better
houses for the poor IT. lime that every with
half soul much more every man with a whole one,
should no, only speak but act in their behalf.
~ Mr. Gfrys lectures tonight on "Poblic
Opinion"
- The annual meeting nj the Brooklyn Bible
Society took place st Rev Dr. Spencer's church snn-
Butield and interesting speeches made by Rev Dc.
Bangs OF NJ. r. Church, and by Rev DR. Coz. The
number Of books distributed during the year l. ,hr,eea
hundred and seveniysx four hundred and twelve
bibles and nine hundred and sixty fur testsmens
Special attention has been given In the distribution 70
al criminal and humane Institutions aud and snong tho
shipping Eagle
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-02


AID AND COMFORT TO rBr ENEMA fact has
Just come to knowledge that grsvely compromises
the neutrality of our friends the Spanisrds on the Island
of Cuba In the now waging with Mexico
gentleman just arrived in this city frsm Havana which
port he left very short time informs us, that Anew
days previously 20 bis departure. he saw schooner
loading with assorted cargo. which from good su-
thory he learned destined for Mexico BY the last
arrvsi of the English steamer from Vera Cruz Mexi
csn pilot had passenger, having been dispatched
TO Havana conduct this very schooner into the former
port The pilot asked on bis arrival at Havana no"
be could manage TO evade the vigilance Of the American
ruizers keeping up the blockade At Vera Cruz and he
replied very confidently, that ne sheud experience no
difficulty in getting In. Our informant OF his own per
sonal knowledge declares that's considerable smeunt OF
arms and munitions of to go in the schooner
above alluded 10, being then on board; he himself
conted two hundred pistols comprised therein
This information, which we derive from source
which does admit of the shadow OF doubt regsrd
ins its authenticity clearly proves very indifferent
state Of things at Havana regarding the police regua
tons of the port According TO treaty with the United
States according the navigation laws according 10 the
latest construction OF Neutrality. vessels are inter
dicted by all governments from loading with arms or
munitions intended for beleerenis with each OF whom
these governments are at peace.
IxpIASA-Both branches OF the Legislature
have passed a resolution which proopgs the session
how much IL not stated
Private letters from Indianapolis sste ths, the But
Ter Bill viii in all probability pass
On Friday last Governor Whtcomb amt 10 the Senate
the name % Thomas l. Smith of New-Albany, in nom-
nation Tor me vacancy on the Supreme Bench. The
nomination was rejected BY vote OF 70 to % two Lo
cos Nessrs Barbour and stewart voting with the wings
against IL
The Legislature has elected George Dunn President
Judge OF the newly created 18th judicial district and
John d Defreese, State Printer FCin Gazette
Loss OF TsE TowBoAr PH6Six.-The following
il ahsi of the killed and wounded by the blowing up al
the towbos, Phsnx st about oelock p NJ on the Sls
instant
Mr. James Lsthrop pilot; Samuel Dill ID engineer
James Lancaster mate Henry Hawk. steersmsn; Chas
smith and John RcksrdhH. deck hands; Owen Jones
aud Martin Boyle. fremen-sl killed.
Al the time Of the accident the Pbcenix had along
side the bark Leongine snd ship Manchester and
the ship Ironsdes On board the Manchester four pas
ssnsers were killed eight wounded and four missing
| Two Of the wounded have since died Two of the
crew OF the Leontne wounded and the vessel sas-
tanned serious dsmsse by the explosion The accident
| occurred at the head OF the 8 W. Pass Ire Phonix
getting too ner land hsd stopped her engine and was
about swinging around when the deplorsble catastrophe
took place Mr. Fisk, the bead engineer. was slightly
wounded ~ O Delta. etih.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-02
Bill for the Protection of Married Women.

The following 70 the bill reported IN oor Assem-
b. Mr. SUBWAY. from the Judiciary Committee,
% secure to Married Females the privilege OF en-
joying their own properly. 1t has been twice
read and committed TO the Committee Of the
Whole
The Peopls of< State Of Near York TPreseaied in Senate
and AssemEy, do enact as foll0Ks
SECTION l. The real estate Of any married female,
that shall hereafter come her by deed. devise or de-
scent from any other person than her husband and the
real estate Of any female who shall be married alter this
act takes effect which she possessed at the time Of her
marriage or which shall come 70 her BY deed devise or
descent from any person other than her husband shall
exempt from seizure sale for the debts oil her nus
band but this provision shall not extend 10 the abi
ties of the wife incurred before marriage for the tor
ous acts for which the husband and wife may be sued
jointly
SIC 1t shsl be lawful for any person to convey by
deed devise any real personal property to one or
more persons in trust for the sole separate and ben
Eft Of any female during her natural life subject 10 the
provisions Of the next section.
Any conveyance made IN pursuance Of the last sec
ton shall be deemed fraudulent against the creditors
Of the person making the same existing at the time Of
making such conveyance.
SEC g. In the net annual income Of such real
personal estate ia the hands of such trustee togeh
er with the income Of any real estate standing in the
name of such female shall exceed the sum Of one thou
sand FIVE hundred dollars. the over that sum,
shall be the property OF her husband If she be Married
and liable 10 the payment Of his debts.
SEC a. All deeds hereafter TO be executed by the hus
band alone conveying or incumbering any real estate
belonging 10 his wife shall be void but this secuon
shall not extend 10 the real estate which any married fe
male may be possessed of previous TO this ect taking ef
feet.
spc 8 This act shall take effect Immediately
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subscriptions received TO The Weekly Tribune.

subscriptions received 10 The Daily Tribune.
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PHrLAprrrnrA. Feb. ]. l.i7

The State Treasurer has been in town paying in
terest on the Pennsylvania debt due to day state
Elves advanced one and three Fights Flour is in
active here-sales at six dollars to six and On
eighth. At Baltimore -four sold at SIX dollars. AT
Washington. this evening. there was no mail south
Of Wilmington, y c.
TnE ALBANY TrLEaRAPg wss in operation yes
terdsymorning TO Poughkeepsie. bat upio O'Clock
last evening the operators had hot been able to
communicate with Albany. The cause OF the IN
terruption is not known to the officers here
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-02

sASDys sAssAyARILLa-MathOs ahrrns that eounu'ss
are prosperous according the quantity OF human ioS
which they produce and can esquire. lie tss oyerookss
The fact however that the state Of medical science 10 sdy
country exereiss q material Influence on he increase
is population Iis necessary proong life by ts ~
plcson Of remedies ofdisesse, ss 10 sustain ~
an abundance Of food in order to swell the aggregate
population 10 is limit For example, msny vlei 10
ofscrofua and other fatal glandaar and cuLaneods s
tons annually cured by resort 10 s,sDss sAsass.
RmLA, and Inns are many deadly diseases, which won'
Otherwise prove drawback upon tho rising census Of ~
country In great degree nssirszed 10 their eeee.-
The Influence Of remedial agents - well as ARTICLES OF -
t.uanee should enter into the caiculstons OF pohe %
social economists IN maAirg their estimates OF inc -
psrase Of different portions Of Inc human l'"%
Prepared and sold, Wholesale sDd retail, BY A. D.
BANDS. Wholesale Druggists, 100 Fal,onst cofnsr .
willlam-st z73 Broadway, and II Essi Broadway -
York. Sod also by Druggists generally throughout al
United States Price 81 per boriie, or SIX DoHe' ''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-02

~ Dr. YELIx ooUaAUps hsl.f. xf S-1s'.sss' r.
~, g,st,, for ersdlestIng snperie2as nlI i,0% 70
Ip.' fosehesds molss sod The s.seeS on ~ na
,I r...,,JI, Psvss for crimsooing ehesAs ~ 4
irfesa. Bir Dive. Luy WAR and vsnsy q o. =
1900 10 be had only al lss Ohspep0''" "sad,
g, .so,. rx oa Broadway > -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-02

ASorHER LrrrER IRON vgsSoSr. Nov a. i's 90
SETH w. PowLg -S,r-Hsying tested toe 's'as
tsrs Basam Of Wild Cherry, tsks pleasure 10 s,"s~
van the f.ets in ny own case for your own ssiisse
and the benefit Of others One year ago last Apni
voleatly attacked with severe cold and cough, WIN
min ia nv side, which was considerably swollen.
go 70 number Of physicians hat Obtained 40 relief %
~ ,oa me that did not get hep ramsda'siy ny ssss
You'd be doubtful I,wss my good f'1os Il nat enae.
,o,,so, 70 ,ss up paper containing n'te' o. ws'-'
- VIVA cherry, and thinking TO be ~has ns~-
a s.n, some distance 10 procure oO's' As We, no.
~ .es, 10 our vicinity and to my sssonsssfnsnl We
c,,y.d from thst Que bottle immediate relief
now keep 1t By ne eonstsntiy. As md nS'hn ~.
far common colds and 90 eheerfaliy feeonDisna "
hs,oy 40 snlcls Of great merit hoping that others may1
,be early uss Of this valuable remedy ee sssa nu
unlirnely grave
qunbridge, Orange Co. VI
None gsouine unless signed l. BUTTS 90 he wrspps
For ,sle by A. Bad. SANDS, Dngs's', iso Fans
,o,,s, Of viI.m agents for this cay also 81 20 -
.s. .ns = "a. Broadway, and by Dfussisis ssos's'
tb,cu ehoui the United states-
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Wv a. P.ssa tbs authorized agent soa y
- vnx sabserptoss and advertisements ief m 80 5
~ ne country fer and near, 81 his ~
o n, W. Rosfon, Phllsdelphis and Bsiumo'~
sSs s In IN New Yori Is ia The Trisans buildings
s~s w D,ssRow, Commerce 81. u the As'"
Nswark