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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1848-05-19
The Two Professions.
Look here upon this picture, and on this"
H..LL

Look here upon this picture, and on this"
Hamlet.
Considering that we have a slave popula-
ton Of nearly three millions, and that in one
half Of the States of the Republic it is as ha-
zardous 10 act upon the presumption that all
men are created free and equal, as 1t would
be in Austria or Russia, the lavish expression
of sympathy and eXtravagant jubilation with
which, as a people, we are accustomed 10
greet movements in favor Of freedom abroad,
are not a little remarkable. We almost went
into ecstacies over the first French revolu-
ton we filled our papers with the speeches
of Orator Hunt and the English radicals;
we frateTniZed with the United lrishmen;
we hailed as brothers in the cause Of free
dom the very Mexicans whom w are now
wasting with fire and sword ; our orators,
North and South, grew eloquent and classic
over The Greek and Polish revolutions. In
short, long ere this, If the walls Of ~king.crait
and despotism had been, like those OF Jeri-
cho, destined 10 be overthrown by sound, our
Fourth OF July demonstrating and bell-Ting'
ings, together with our fierce, grandlloquent
experimenting, in and out Of Congress, on
the occasions referred TO, would have lett nc
stone upon another.
1t is true that an exception must be made
in the case Of Hay,i. We fired no guns,
drank no toasts, made no speeches in favor Of
the establishment Of that new Republic In
our neighhorhooa. The very mention Of the
possibility that ~Eiaytien delegates might ask
admittante to the Congress Of the free Re
publics of the New World at Panama
Enlightened from Their propriety" tue cage
propagandists Of Republication in the Sen
ate, and gave a death-biow to their phIIan
thropic projects. But as Hayti is a RePuh
lie of blacks, who, having revolted from thel
masters as we'll as from the mother country
have placed themselves entirely without tn
pale OF the Anglo-SaXon sympathy by thel
impairment interference with the monopoly
of white liberty, this exception by no mean
disproves the general fact, that in the matte
of powdsr.burmng, bell.jingling' speech
making, ,oast-drinking admiration OF freedom
aiar Of and in The abstract, We have no II
walls. The caricature OF our General SYN
pathizers" in Martin Chuzzlewit is by n
means a fancy sketch.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1848-05-19

Last June our Bard Of Freedom, John G..
Whittier, wrote in the National Era, an arti-
Gle in regard to the rejoicings at Washington,
over the French Revolution Of 1890, so true
and p~hrophetic of what has just happened
there again, that we can say nothing more
appropriate now. Mark how our republic
can not shout for European liberty at all, but
up comes its W black and damning shame.
-Chronotype.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-10

AZ south Reading Vermont on the Sd inst. FRANKLIN
DAMON ssed = years The circumstances attending his
death were ,rsiy Affecting lie he'd fof many year, been
employed In the ESpre,s bushes. Of Livingston Wells
aud VOLS CO, aud had their entire confidence s-d
eseem \ few weeks aimee he mAred lsdy oiths City
Anc departed with his wife 10 pay vi. to his father in
Vermont where he tax Gu NJ. and after short lnss
died H' deeth is deeply regretted ~ large circle Of
friends
On Thursday, 9Th in.t. John REM1CK. aged IS years
hsreatlves and friend also OF Edgar Rogers, the mem
ess OF Mount Vernon Lodge No Is /. q. Of o. r and
OF tho Order generally. invited attend his funeral
IN suuoay morning 2fh inst at "a o'clock from his LAT.
rcsidsnoe, corner Of Market and Henry o.
Sndseniy 90 Iharday morning JOHN MCKENZIE
iu tho 9th year II his age.
The ,uds and relatives Of the family are rsauested TO
attend hsfgneral on Saturday at o'clock NJ without
farther invfston from his late residence a. Woostet
The tene'nswill bs conveyed 20 Greenwood Cemeter3
FOR iutcrmeut
~ haumor', Philadelphia and Holldsysburg Pa pa
pers please copy y
Msieh 9, 1873, PETER DE sMET sMETs. voupg.st
son OF Nm \. and Margaret H. smeis aged 10 months
and 10 DAYS
- A. Brooklyn, on sunday evening 5th iuu Mrs RA-
ChEL a D'JOLASs, relic Of the late John r Doug
lass 10 the 40 year Of her sge
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-10

Jonathan H. Hasbrouck OF Kingston was elected
President of the Kingston Bank Tuesday vice Joseph
S Smith, appointed Cashier, vice Romer, resigned.
A meeting of the stockholders Of the Hartford
and Providence Railroad held st Hartford on Tues
day. The meeting was large and Board OF Directors
was elected, after which the following resolutions were
adopted
Voted To accept the act incorporating the Msnche'
ter Railroad Company revised renewed and modified
by the General Assembly at their May session 10 l847
Voted To increase the capital stock Of this Corporation
20 millions Of dollars
Voted That the Corporation W II be known by the
Of the Hartford and Providence Railroad Company.
Voted That the books Of subscription be opened and
kept open receive farther subscription to the stock OF
this Company until such time the Directors shall see ht
10 close the same.
The following semi annual dividends have been
made during the last year, embracing all the establish
menis at Lowell gagged in the msRuscture Of Cotton
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-10

Il will thus be seen that the dividends on capital of
600 have been for the first half year 1854 OOO equal
70 78lOO per cent and for the last half year s2240
1900 per cent equal to 93lOO per cent fer the
The Boston Trapeller, in speaking OF the great
auction sales OF this City, the following language
The obbsrs commission merchants aud auetionesrs Of
Boston are annoyed by the great auction sales at
wherein thousands Of pieces Of broadcloth and
cottons by hundred OF packages OF 10
BUYERS from parts of the country and Boston furnishes
full share of buyers and sellers the great houses
bsrR compelled 10 follow this suicidal fashion and throw
goods into this mselstom which threatens TO swallow up
DOT only al the importing busoess Of the country but 10
Mat is 10 b. done with the palaces on Federal Pearl
and Mir streets if this movement be not checked"
The Phelps Manufacturing Company, at Broad
Brook East Windsor failed last week. They
gagged in the manufacture Of wooden goods Their indebt
sdness is stated at s27s ooO-their assets sS0oo
The factory continues in full operation in the hands OF
Trustees large Cotton manufacture in Lisbon whose
liabilities TO $4,000 also tailed last week
The exports Of February from Philadelphia were
larger than the month of last year S57s against
sAs s7l The shipping ports generally show decrease
The bill which the Senate of Mississippi has
passed providing for the sale Of the 1900 acres Of inter
pa Improvement land the proceeds 10 be Appropriated TO
the rayment Of the Planters Bsuk bonds passed the
House the IL ult with shsht smsndm-nt. There
ia nov doubt but It will become law
A special message from the Governor Of Ken
tey announces the eject Of the stopping the interest
upon onpresented due bonds has had the desired
effect Of forcing them 10 cor redemption and that ne.
the Of the present session thee mas beer
paid "a Il the public debt $780,.
per cent years Bonds 80,
per cent years Railroad Bonts.........s.'.'. ip
ger cent bonds..s.s...
Total amount Of payments. $1,000
Ia addition % psyng OF this ndebtednss there reDa ne
q. thi. tine the Tfsasufy to the credit Of the snsps
faud, sr17Is2 81
Corsespondenes Of Buffalo Ccmmsfcia Advertiser
SHIcAcO, Feb .. 1879.
have taken some pains 20 ascertain the amount
If wbest 10 store A. tho different points GA Lsts Mieh
san and bslow give you the quantity winch VIII vary bot
nttls rom being tho seiuai smoori ng~ ~ -tofs ~
su.vaukss .... bush 10000 fAssip" tp"p lAsi
:, 49, . ~ 0Oa year 81 this time
a,ssc,, ...... 15fO0 ~ iehigsn City ..ts.. lNp's
Yy,,isF -. not 10 fAssibst 1HofN1 al
e,s.s . lB,ooo this time ls.t yssfl
Chle..o ......... 80 n0o
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HATS.

~ Gentlemen's Hats-sPRING FAsmoS-AMIDON,
III Broadway is prepared to Offer the Spring Hat
The great Improvements in manufacturing recently per-
fested by him, aud the nltless model presented
fully warrants him in saying that the Hats he offers
in every point unsurpassed. full supply Of Gents
and Boys and Army and Navy Cape AMlDON,
ms F6S&TuThSS4wis III Broadway.
re- Geutiemen's Hats.-SPring Style.-BIRD cor
ner Pine and Nassau sts-Gentemen's Hats, Of the
pattern, are now ready for inspection and sale
rhe principal festure Of the new style consists In q
convex tip which together with graceful outline Of side
crown aud set Of brm, renders it shape Of peculiar
elegance and taste. BIRD,
N lmis' corner Pine aud Nassau ats.
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noursr1o IMpoRrArIoNs.

NEW-ORLEANS-ship Osoeso-25 cks taloy Schiefe-
lin Fower-92 ties IS bbls lard sherman Collins 90
tbs pork lO7 10 lard s7 kegs do Mills do4e eks mose
N Dbl. lard Cope-S0 bales cotton Holbrook Phelps
Co.'S bbs pork o2 tics hams Work Drske25 tea lard
Hoppock Greenwood-759 Kegs lard MeCham 4 Col
box surgical Instruments Mrtier Lord-S4 bbs II tes
lard Work Drase-5o bills do Dwight Johnson-SO DO
Vsriek q TrosbIdge--6 hbds tobacco Elliott Co
43e lard strschan Seott-50O sacks corn Plat
Co5O hhds tobacco Davis, Brooks Cos0 bbls lard 10
cys bacon A Burgess cases mdse w HolbeTton-57
bbls pork HOwes. Godfrey C0-252 do mossses %
HafTi.on-lS bales peltries Macy Soul cssk q w
swords-2 COS sacks w Gibson-42i bales cotton
Colt-ls sacks beans 7s do corn bbs peas hii-oo
kegs lard w ShsftonSl6 do Dwight Johnson-l2 SKIS
corn BaIstow Pope Co.'s bales cotton Carville14<
DO CahOon Kspey CO-ln do j q WhiPpie-Ssl hides
pkg box 10 order
M0BILE-Br,R AaBaIna-lS7 bis cotton Hiek. Co
IS do II Coit-5O Fowler-75 EdwsrdsS Col w Barn
wsll-54 StuIses, Clearman Il Co-l0O Center Co.'s
Porier Freres-l bx Dbl mdse Saxton Webb boxes
90 ID Appleton Co.'S bbls bX Smith CenklinOS bSs
c Roberts, bbls w Smith Co.
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TIT
To be continued ]


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Dons Gardener. Dictionary, and General History Of
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Fkins' Naval Battles, illustrated, to- - 5o-LoHdoH
Floral Cabinet and Repository Of Exotic Bosny with nu
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France and the French Revolution series Of Contempor
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Gallery Of Portraits Of the Society Of Useful knowldse
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Halls s,ronial Halls. Picturesque Mansions. Churches
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Halls Drawn Room Table Book, beautifully illustrated
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Heerens Historical Researches Asis Africa and Europe
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Hume. Smolietl and Hughes History ofEngland lovos
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COMMERCIAL Ann MONEY MATTERS.
For SAT-, Of stoet,. r. Sc, FourtA Pqg,.

for Sales Of Sfocss g.. see Fourth Page.
THURSDAY, P. NJ.
The result OF The opening Of the bids for the FIVE
million oan had very favorable effect upon Government
securities TO dsy Treasury Notes a. tie First Board went
up 70 = and stood 2t Government SKIES sold At 3d3
al showing considerable improvement. The statement
that the Rohschilds had taken large portion Of the loan
had favorable inhasnoe although It was generally dis
believed At the Second Board the maket vas less firm
and Notes sold al u prem and per buyer so days
The marketfor Bills is easier with a fair demand
The supplies Of Sterling better, good bills sold at
81 10 Some Of the lesding drawers lot Francs are
5 l5id522i.
The Freight market is very dull. Cotton to
Liverpool 10 5S2d and but little doing Provision. are ia.
ken at l5sa2O little Corn SOLDERING but we hear Of
engagements.
There was much conversation to-day in moneyed
circles rela ion TO the truth Of the statement that the
Rohschds bidders for the loan The general i'm
preston that IL merely to produce good
feeling in the We stated days ago that We
had information leading TO believe that these great cap
islss had turned their attention to the securities Of this
country aud the statement above referred 10 confirms
intelligence The fact that Messrs. CoreOrn RIGGS
qUesed $500 600 be ssued in Funded Debt in
stead Of Notes is an additional evidence that the
is correct. If it be true and the money be
drawn for London this amount Of bills will bring about
considerable decline in bills 1t is more probable how
ever that the funds will be drawn from Mexico and that
some understanding has been had with the Treasury that
payments for sportOn the whole may be made in that
country This would be highly favorable arrangement
for both parties appears that the aggregate amount
bid, seventeen millions and that the loan given
So follows Premium. Amount
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MARINE JOURN A l..
~ SEE MARINE JOURNAL. FOURTH PAGE. al


Cleared Ship. Indiana. Bennett, Norleans, Frost
Hicks Eawtn Hayden, ssyannah Taylor, Muligan, Val
ysrsisc Macy New World knight, Liverpool Grin
Bark Andalu.is ErgeneD, Havana
Brigs Wilson Fuller, Crawford. savannah human
Dimon, Falcon Potter, Bermuda Tucker Lishioo1roi
New-Oriesns, Macy, Bermuda, Tucker Agntoouroi
Montague, Ross. Kingston, Buck Washington |"tu''
sehr. CHESAPEAKE Stuart Baltimore Chatter Oak Sum
ner, Philade Mckee Bros Q Adams haiiett Dos
ton Foster Neherson.
Arrived-shiR o.wego, Insersoll - ds I'm New'or'
Brig Random. tof New port, u BuTdiek, IS days from
Franklin, (Ls) 1873 hhes sugar 2s7 bbls moss.es feek
b. BIS Waterloo CrOwsn y de from Halifax, Ms, fish,
bound Phladephis put In short OF provisions out l.
Biz AbeOn. Louper DAP. from cardsDa' nOlss'e. to
Az Aisbsns Howard from Mobile, 18th ut cotton, to
scsT wrilsr Merchant Pusb, days FIN Middleton NC
schT amsrissn Belle Baxter, d' fn Boston md'e TO
sssi clsrsnSon' Psudlston, ds TN ThOpasoa lime to
s.sr w..hip,ton, 0a..in d, I'm Washington NC ns-
seSr Msdsa Psli. Simons. ds fm Nswbsrp NC. naval
sehr issSsiis Johnson days from Newborn, NC naval
seS1 CaToss Pratt, d, I'm Newbsrn NC naval stores
sshI KAios Wade u ds fn EssipOh lab, &C. to Smith
Boyp.ou. 49, 40
naval stores 70 A Gamble
Schr lone ds fan NswbeIn, NC. naval stores 10 master
scbT Chsesr, Pos, Nefmilion Bay La, y d. moasss
ana ,us.r TO Peek, vessel 10 Buhn, lat inst, ls y
IA Ion 10 So large fouT-ios.ted sieAmshp steering
soath 5b, lat IS 90 Ion ~ IS, experienced tremendous
s.le from the NOrthwsrd.
schr Henry Freesnd. Davis TN AttakApas GLASSES To
Peek Van befgen FEB u, spoke brs Tappsn fin Nc
bile fer NYoTk
sehr Mary Hammond. Hartmann, Auskapss nth VT.
sugar, &c, 20 sayre.
BeIow-Bsrh Mazeppa. Gibberson 10 days I'm Mobile
also. ship and bris. Wind N E-Isin
NIemornpdn-Ths packet ships New World, Caleb
Grmshaw and Andrew Foster, all fOI Liverpool w sail
to-day, weather permitting
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-10

Average premium. ...............Sl - s5,VHO'uoO
II would appear that there in the bid for the
FIRST emoun awarded to Manchester Clarke 1t IL lover
than the bid Of CorcoIsn Riggs for the whole loan The
whole amount Of Treasury Notes re'sued is
now As ABOVE. fNNNNVl
Ard to MI John Thompson Of this City, about
three weeks since at psr................... 100000
After granting the above amount to Mr. Thompson al
par the Secretary refused his several sppcs-
tons similsr terms
twas anticipated that after the result Of the
bids foi the loan known the Money here would
become easier parties who been preparing TO take
tons Of It would have funds al liberty. We can, howev-
learn Of marked relief Paper still goes for
for hrstclass and loans call easily negotiated
At Boston understand the market Is easier.
No important amount of specie will go in the
Steamer from New.York think but the French
packet will take out small amount Of silver
From the reports of the various Railroad Com.
psnies this State, says the Erenng Journal have
compiled the following table giving the total expense Of
repairing and running each road during ls47 and also the
total income for the same period
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-10

=. WANTED-A suit Of p,lors o. 9 mont Psriof aae
a another room the hst floor, west eide Broadway
- preferred. tbieecksr ct may do.l above Grand ana
,e low Eishlh-.L AddLess A y. Irlhune Omco DIV ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-10
roREIGN IMPORTATIONs

PALERMO BAIT Lt0ne-5O bags shumack : 90 wal
outs fberts 100 lemons sos do oranges IL
pipes 50 half 90 90 erces $50 Or casks wine 40 canaTs
birthstone Chamberlain Pbelps-l00 pipes $40 hbds l5i
third cs,ts Sos or DO wine II L Roulh son-l5 cases
uadse NspCli-lO 60 hquoree paste 10 do mdse 10 dc
cream tartar 10 90 mama 10 order.
MONTEVIDEO-Ship .fndrokloS--S401 hides III bales
wool IS do rdse WV De Forest Cot bales mdss Nc
Keoa Beuy CO.. 30 Leland 5 balas sacks wool, o
do mdse Barnard Adams Co Of bosion-N bales sheep
ssios c b Fe.epdsn of Boston-s9 do mdss W Ropes
saem-44 bales do Barclay Lvings,on-52 do Rodnau
IA do Zimmerman9 IS bales mdse TO order-2Si hides
A 10
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EVA

an. THr ISLES or LIFE AND DEATH Reaaeee
Va The sasou inva.lon OF tfs,nd ny Edward hauisn
vols 50 cents -. - .,.,- M, .
IVA or the Isles u Lite And Death 10 The iits 81
na~ historical romance ffn The Eafhr pen ~ fa"MA
Matufin Just issuad hY Hufsoss Htfinfsf q" Fho'ef
h .M Win sfsa .sii tho .asua .dif su.ts seA.
the usfufz ai aad intsnssls ihaiasi
los aud sems u poetry which ~vnd ~ e'sat % sHf
pfudisN had The anh.f 10 ~ anaavbtei senias
aud hts 10 the best II q. hi' h,ass ~ ? nNi,'.
nUNuNss srktNUTk CO
o,ta Ius 80 broadway ssfpsf Asa o.
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cAMPBELL's MINsTRELs.
AT TIE MINERVA ROOM. bROADWAl
I-rla- Ii /. rtrArllnn 81 4 ka-nhaIL

Under the direction Of kemhaiL
This Company Of Ethiopsn hinstrsls,
Que Of the Oldest Bands Ia ths nited states,
HAVING RETURNED from = very successful tour &c
t1the East where they have been performing nightly to
the most crowded snd fashionable houses haye TIE pes
ure 20 announce that they will svca OF their hfny
popular Entertainments the Minerva Room, Broadway
commencing Tuesday evening the lith inst when va
ried programme win be introduced comprising some OF
the choicest piece, In Ethiopian melody with selection
Of RefrNins Burlssque Dances. &C 81 oi which will be
performed the most cs.te snd uneNcepuonahe manner
Adnittauce y cents-childrsn half price Doors open
At T-commences At 8 o'clock. my su'
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TO DEALERS

rs ZINE BOOKS -PAWsON & NICHOLSON, No. 3
Hnor-sL tbe.ow sixth, between Market and Chesnut
sc Phisde phs, prepared 20 execute every variety
Of fine binding 10 a superior manner aud on reasonable
terms.
SUPERIOR BNDiSG.-Ne were yesterday shown some
.r-.i,en. ~ a ues stvls Of birding By PawsOn Nj.
choison - N nor Nothing credttsbls OF the
under observation. The style IL the
ancient uminsied but uodernized snd adapted 70 the
II the presenf day The edges quite remarkable
and the Who'll. may DO referred tc finished specimen
OF chgsie Gle CANT sud dufsbe book binding
mic stood lPernsylgania n Quirer, March
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DIsnAsES OF poMEsTIC

A NINALs-Cloth binding IS cents paper % cents
n We DO not know a ~ofk which comprises 90 much
Information 10 The space q the highest importance
to IN. fnrm-rn Weekly Messenger.
" itis Just whist u needed by every good farmer
Hem pstead Inquirer.
The author tMr Allenl practical MAJ. sod every
thing from hi, pen subjects connected With ssrcu
tur- and cattle breeding vansbe 70 those who prefer
matter Of fact 90 nrer. theory - Maine f.r"er.
Thi. l. the title OF very valuable book for copy OF
which We are indebted the publishers Its nature Is
sufficiently forth sb0.s, while It's value A. correct
and guide thoss engaged In tho particular pursuit
. guaranteed In the Of the author Mt Aen has al
ready gwen several WORKS 90 tho public all OF which have
bean ped ith tho appreciation 81 tho experienced "a
well the scientific among the class whom u 10 hs 60
sht address 10 10 privilege 70 instruct We ook for
large sale Of this hs latest fhute 20 the claims Of an IN
qurink community, due less 60 its Intrinsic value
han the absoucs Of much positive Information upon 'hs
v.tiou, tonic. tf,.t.dH fLane.Vtie Courier
For sale By ~. nANIoNs 80 hf"sa"sy.
MA as-nt wanted Zoe zach county 10 tho ''sef "
N.~ Yofk and Connecticut NV ~"
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GREAT BARGAIN oFrEREp.

fHHE 81 bSC RlBER offers for sale Of the best &c
Il msnt Quaues and Mill Seats in ister County, " Y
situated within hsf mile Of the Delaware and Husson
Canal aud only about two miles farther rom honeont
tide waterl than the notorious Rosendels Cement orks
- 000 The cement has been tried and Is found 70 Dc
the best produced 10 Ulster County The enlargement o.
said canal will be carried for two years 10 come which
will create great nestle demand for this superior ar
Gle Of cement The subscriber specimens ot the tried
cement OF band which may be examiaed By those who
shall call on him. CHARLES W. BhODhEAD.
High FAILS, town Of mArbletown, Ulster Co March lof'
milo 3tDlfMs