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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-23

ferred % BY Telegraph in The Tribune Of yes,er.
day morning
From - wi.a -s;a- U-ol. Js-u
Erfrao + letter from Tioagi Laysla, Eg tIe Con
M las so Ngry 4y.at y ~ L',.st lis' 2 ~ sers
rscsirsd ~ fiacfg on Fridly srsl'ag iIs,
The digging AMI washing Tor gold continues 20
to Sacramento placer 80 far as regards
number Of persons engaged IN the business and the
.ize aud quantity of the meta daily obtained
have nsi 10 my hands several pieces OF gold about
twenty three carsts fne weighing from one = two
pounds and have IL from good authority that pieces
have been found weighing sixteen pounds Indeed. 7
have heard Of Specimen thst weighed twenty Eve
pounds. There are many men A. the placer who in
June l4.t had not one hundred dollars now IN posse.
sion Of from rye II twenty thousand dollars which
they made b. digging gold and trading with the Ind
ans Several, believe. have made more
common calico shirt or even silver dollar, has
been taken By Indian for gold. without regard 70
size and bali 90 one ounce % gold-say s. 20 So
considered the price VI shirt while from three
b ten ounces "a the price Of blanket 500 day FOR
several days Ia succession WAS and 10 considered fair
remuneration for the lsbOr Of sold digger though few
work over month A. time as the fatigue i very
great From July 20 October one-saf Of the gold hun
have been afflicted either with the asue and lever
or the intermittent fever and twenty days absent from
the placer during thuse months Is necessary 10 escape
the diseases. There have not, however, been many
iats|
The gold IL now cold. from the smalle., imaginary
piece ia size q pieces Of pound weight A. per
troy 10, al the purposes Of commerce bat those
who under the necessity Of raising coin % pay du
tie. q the Government obliged % accept from $40
- per ounce AT the coin IN California IL likely TO
be locked up the Custom House as the lss, Tariff OF
Congress. Is 10 force here 10 regard 10 the receipt
Of money.
Could you know the value Of The California pis
Ger ~ I know II. you would think you had been In
suuments 10 obtaining most splendid purchase tor
our country to put no other construction on the late
Treaty.
" The placer Ia known to be two or three hundred
miles long and discoveries constantly being
made IL may prove 900 mile. In length-in fact II IL
not counting the intermediate miles yet unexp ored-
From ave to ten millions of gold must be export
this and next year How many more years this sta.e
II things will continue, cannotss
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PRoDUcTs, CRors &c. IN TIN WEsr.-Cleve'
land (Ohio papers of the 10th say that Hogs in great
quantities have been coming into that market for the
last two weeks One packing house, says the PLAIN
Dals took In go from teams in day the average
weight of which was about 300 lbs each large
amount of Beef has aso been put up this season at the
same place. ButcheriDg will again commence about
the middle OF February country Is said to be
full Of Produce, holding for better prices In
Iowa the manufacture of Cheese Is becoming quite a
business and in short time 1t is thought Iowa Cheese
will have as good character that from Goshen or
the Western Reserve
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orbltsn, prices Living vas always expensive IN this
country bui now i passes a. rrasOn-bosrt - per
dsy washug s % = per dozen. Merchants clerks
are receiving from g. 20 70 5000 per Anuum salary
What TIRE Government vii DO for civil ocers o. not
Know. salaries VII have 70 corresponi ~ith the times
The pay % governors judges, &C. - allowed 10 the
Unitsd states al, hardly compare with that paid TO
sslesmen and shop clerks here
SIN, s. respectfully your o5eiieut servsnt
WILLIAM RICH A. ?. A
Gen. \ T0wsoN Psymssier Gen :. A.
Mash-rrfnr N l.
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What Chuxrc- 4. Like.

As nearly an our readers feel more or less inter
ested in matters concerning this at present., la
nous little place. We give the following extract
from letter written us by a friend who went IN
the Falcon. He SAYS;
Chsgres Mss about ~ houses rather hstched ha1s
for they are built entirely OF reeds, aud unlike
snvthins ever ssw before. With but few cxcep
lions the inhabitants are woody headed negroes +,
and n was funny sight u live New Yorker, on his
s,os on deck the day arrived 20 shout dozen
esnoes surrounding the ship sud the persons in them
ANYTHING on larger than the n Leaf that Adam
wor. and many of them not with that The ladies' On
shore and In their shops, dress mostly IN white or
hishly colored dresses and are constantly smoking
The arrival of this chip Is perfect god send As II
/. supposed that at least $1,000 will be eit WITH them
We go I'M the Chacres river 70 Senus about ~ miles
The charge 10 $50 for canoe for ave persons sno =
for single passenger. At the end Of the cana hs'sA
tion mules are employed for Panama boat nss JOS,
arrived from Senus and the report Is, that the h'su
States agent sent ahead the moment We sndeo nse "
would engage every conveyance he could lot MS w
ernment sud the passengers would probably De oe
tanned three weeks there and farther that OWING 20
the large number OF persons la Panama ~sns Tor inc
steamer OF the 5th January, who have pad theif pas
sage, ths, many nov In this crowd would not be soie
10 leave Panama Until the February March steamer
Our Trend writes us. In a postscript that there
are no business facilities for receiving and Tor
warding goods and that sll articles sent unaccom-
panied by the owner or agent, will undoubtedly
be lost This is fact worthy Of being remem-
bered. New Orleans Bulletin, Jan. II.
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PUBLIC INSTRUCTION IL lOwA.-The BWrl,Rg
Rdpk Ee presents various interesting facts and sta
tstcs relating the progress of Education in that por
ton OF the Far West The permanent School Fund OF
The State given the Report OF the Superintendent
of Public Instruction 10 Si9Ols 65-beng an increase
of only 81 9s6 IS in one year. The whole number Of
Districts In the State is 613 Of children between and
2l, 406i6 The wages paid to teachers are from sl2
10 S25 per month-the former amount to females, the
latter to males l0 male teachers have been employ
ed and . femsles-while only los schools in oper
alton, and :, on pupils taught
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DEATH or GEN. RULAND.-Wo announced by
Telegraph few days since the decesso OF Gen. R"f-
land at ST. Charles, Mo on the Let inst. The name
should have been Rutland Gen r. was born in 1859,
and when - years OF age, removed to 81 Louis lie
served with distinction In the North western Army un
der Gen Harrison and at the time of his death hled
the Office of Clerk of the Circuit Court of 81 Louis
County-Wilson Primm Esq has been elected to MI
the acancy in the cleTkship.
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INNENsE DIscoyERY.-'fhe ~ y. C0urter pub.
fishes the following which s OF course, perfectly
true
French physician established al Vera Psz who, be
side prsctclns medicine has the charge OF extensive
farming estates upon making some excavations under
taken with the view Of forming cana through which
carry hs produce b the discovered al the bot
tom Of the Bay OF Honduras the opening Of monu-
mental canal - meters wide about 30 ieet) and run
ming 10 straight ne toward the South west ~ sides
being constructed OF enormous stones ufey cut The
walls which continued parallel had been followed
t. the distance Of several leagues.
Having reached the foot Of the mountain. where the
volcano u Fuego q now 10 activity and having cut
away huge trees that obstructed the entrance, they
passed under vault Of 100 meters 10 hight about fi5
feet. and Of ,ns width as the canal Nothing
among the ancient Cyclopean structures In Greece
could give adequate des Of the tremendous masonry
Of the walls OF this vsgi The canal h..ed with
salt water ~ meters deep.
Our intrepid c0untryman did not hesitate 70 embark
with some Indians In prOgue, which ne caused - BE-
brought ~ spot and eighteen hours Afterwards, ~
his story 70 be beeyed) be entered the gres, ocean
the Pacihcj between Guatemala and san salvador
through immense natural grOito called By the fish
ernen Of that coast the Devils Mouth, which super
siition ID deferred them from ever entering. The
whole vsulted part Of this superhgman structure was
GIFTED By shafts cut through 70 the surface above, and
through ia whole exten. h . nsVgsble for the largest
ships
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
MIR. schenck's Compensation and Mileage
Amendment.

JOfretpJnd5nce Of TIC IfIUubt-
WASHINGTON, Jan. % l-49
find / did not correctly understand Mr.
scHxNcxs proposition Of g. 200 Compensation and ten
cents Mileage for Members Of Congress "Wednesday
The phrase which Understood reads usually va0fbd
route reads usual Maj route that Mileage must Be
charged under it By the usual course Of the Malls IN
stead Of the present system This ). great improve
rnent though still short Of the correc, standard IL mas
ttl too much lndisruober about H. for great many
places are 300 10 so miles nearer 70 Washington y
the usual Mail route In Winter than they are 10 sum
mer. (shen the Mail. 20 round BY Rivers Lakes &C.
believe the usual Mail will shorten the number
Of Mile. now charged about Thirty Thousand, which
Is so far good spprebend however that the subs'i
tuition Of Mr.. scHKScK's for Judge ENBREE's amend
rnent has settled the question that reform Of Mileage
will be effected a. this Session
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o,O0 REWARD with r...oo.bl. .Ipso... 90,

c1An REWARD. with reasonable sspenses not
s9IUV TO exceed 80, will be paid by tho subscroef
for tbs and Of JOHN CASE 90 the Bel
videre jail In the County Of Warren and Stats N NewJef
sey nsecur-d any jail In hs Uoitsd saies oil he
subs ri6er gets him lie of fair sixs, back hair Trim
built Roman nose much dropped ii the end hond oounts
nance downcsst ooh when In conversation With sny
person, sometimes wears green sprcs 10 coHh 90
wagon maker and coach painter by trade Editors Who are
In hyor Of having brou uscs who wss Indicted
and sn bic bail In the penal VI $50 will please give ths
above few insertions and confer favor the snbses
i2n w. SAMUEL DASIn
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have the honor 20 be your obedlent servant,
THOS AP e.. JONES
Commsnder.in chief L. :. Navs. forces, ?. o..
Hon. J Y. mason Secretary Of the Navy.
FLAG smr OHo BAY or MONTEREY,

FLAG SHIP ONO, BAY or MONTEREY,
No 3Gl November , les
SIN In my letter No. "a from La Paz recommend.
ed the retention on this of all cruising ships Of
the Pacific squadron and pointed out how they could
be kept in repair and manned without returning round
Cape Horn 10 the Atlantic states. When that recon.
meniston was made, had no conception Of the state
Of things In Upper California For the present. and ]
fear for years % come, will be impossible for the
United states 10 maintain any naval or military estao-
lishraent In California as AZ present no hope OF re-
ward nor fear Of punishment q sufficient IA make bind
any between msn and man upon the soil Of
California
To .end troops out here would be- needless for they
would Immediately desert. To show what chance
there Is for spprehending dcserters enclose ad-
vert sement which has been widely circulated for a
fortnight but without bringing In q gle deserter.
Among the deseriers from the squadron are some Of
the best petty or -rrs and seamen, having but lew
months 10 serve and args balances due them, amount
ing In the aggregate 20 0rer 'ea thousand dollars
There great de efficiency OF coin IN the country and
especially In the mines the traders by taxing adyan-
tsge Of the pressing necessity Of the digger not unfe
quen,y compelling him 70 sell bis ocnce Of good gold
for silver dollar and u has been bought, under Ike
circumstance. for nifty cents per ounce Of indiana To
this state Of dependence lsboung miners are now sub
jec,ed and must be until coin - more abundant Dis
ease gestve and intermittent fever making great
havoc among toe digger as they are almost destitute
OF food and rsimeut aud Tor the most part without
houses Of any kind ~ protect them from the Indictment
season nov Al hand.
The commerce OF this coast may be said 10 BE- en-
trey cut Of by deseriion No sooner does merchant
ship arrive 10 any of the ports Of California tnsn al
hands leave her In some Instances captain, cook and
all Al this moment there are num0er.Of merchant
ships thus abandoned At san Francisco and such will
be the fate OF all that subsequently arrive
The master OF the ship lEask Walton, that brought
store. for the squadron 10 this port o1ered without
success 50 per month 10 CAso, and thence So per
month home 70 disbsHdsd rsllsfesrs. not seamen We
obs last u supply him with four whose
terms Of service were drawing 70 close I'M. state
Of things not confined 10 California alone. Oregon
10 fast dePOpuaing her Inhabitants pour into the god
diggings and foreign residents sAd runaway sailors
irOn the Sandwich Islands are arriving oy every vessel
that approaches this coast
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-23

HoRTIcULTURE.-An interesting meeting OF
the Cincinnati Horticultural Society was held in thai,
city on the 18th inst. There was handsome display
of greenhouse plants, and few specimes OF apples
which had been picked early for the purpose OF testing
whether early picking improves their keeping qualities
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-23

MicHlGAS--ln the Senate Of Michigan, on the
18th inst Mr. LOOMS offered concurrent resolution to
90 into the election of L. :. Senator the following
day. which was adopted by vote Of 20 70 ?. 1t was
taken up in the House the same day but not acted on
definitely.
P. 5. Up to the 18th there was no election OF U. 3
senstor BY the Legislature.
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4 GOLD ADVENTURE SToFPED.-A Young
man named Henry Mayer arrested last evening on
board the schooner J0scpk Hsrir bound for California
on charge OF deirsadns r. P. & B Pirnie liquor rnsr
chants % Orange out OF property valued 81 sle0
The accused Vas detained for examination.
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DEATH or DAVID HALE, Esq.-The Journal n
Commerce Of yesterday contains the following
particulars of Mr.. Haes decease
The desth Of Mr. Hale, senior proprietor of this pa
per announced to by Telegraph at An early hour
this morning Mr. Hale died At Fredericksburg, Va.
where he was delayed by sickness on his way TO the
South for tho benefit Of his health Ills sge was about
80
g. lie was improving slowly says the dispatch
from the middle Of December TIL last Thursday but
though faint hopes entertained Of his recovery on
Thursday he was attacked with influence, which is
epidemic here at fredericksburg Inflammation Of
the lungs ensued OF which he died on Saturday, at
p. NJ. Whom informed of his new danger, he express
ed pleasure at the near approach OF death, which he
had long desired His mind wandered toward the
lsst and part of the time he unconscious but he
expired with perfect composure, and without pain.
His body will be taken home for interment'
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SECRETARY or THE TREAsURY.-By careless
oversight we allowed the Telegraph yesterday to
cay that the Wing Congressman from pennsylvania had
recommended Andrew Stetas0H instead of Andrew
Sienarl for the above Office.
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john arrested lst -fsug achsrs-
.nrcyer NJ Rrt OF q Au1st Purs~ coctAllg 80. Ofc-f
VI -v-1lnE t-f-'-i Aaraasu ls.y
.-.lre nrq s. rrep-rg Jah1
Nasu fral- trQ1t 49, f@ts ~ o i1r
c.rr 90 - upo1 Nltm Dols a. c-tafns
g. p=s.r. sni. aai sh.1sot. oi IL Loser Pol-
Colr arrested De Joan hrt couptrf cf I'm
Coos dag ri lava, fas-y
p-u z -r- JAG insratsn - Ccart Of Corol
F|-ss. al lie .-tt . Jazz.
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Mr.. CALHoUN.--A telegraphIc dispatch, dated
Washington, Jan 81, says
Mr. Calhoun s still confined to his bed by ndisposi
ton His ply scisns do not consider hs situation at all
dangerous
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name OF Michael Giles. while in state Of intoxicaron
walked Oh the pier at the foot Of stsnisnst into the
~ster and would have persisted but for the timely aid
Afforded BY officer Whitehead Of the Eleventh Ward
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SLAVE BROUGHT BAcK.-A prime negro fellow,
apparently about = years Of age who stated ihs, he
WAS tie property OF Mr.. o. IEioENAS wss found
ssersted yesterday on board the schooner Oph bound
10 NevYork sftsr the vessel bad proceeded nearly 10
the Bar. He was Immediately placed on board pilot
boat Ne. and brought back 10 the city.
lChsrlestovn Courier, 18th.
The GALLASr Col. A. w. DoSIPH.S has been
appointed Most Worthy Marshal OF the National Tenn.
perance jubilee 10 be held In NexYork the 18th Of
May next
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NAvY DEPARTMENT

Erirqcf from letter W 81 Ocob,r s. ls3 from CONN odoys
J01es % ne Honorable Secretary Z Nary.
Nothing. Sir exceed the depOrsble state OF
thing. 10 all Upper California 4, this time. growing
out OF the madienng effects Of the gold mania ! am
sory 10 say that In this squadron some Of the
officers are little tainted and have manifested rest
lessness under moderate restrictions imperiousy de-
msnded by the exigencies of the times, you will
perceive By the enclosed paper addressed TO three Of
the lieuenants lam, however happy to say that have
not been disappointed In the good efec, OF the means
employed t. prevent deseriion and % maintain order
in toe squadron ~ but desert0n has taken place
the rBsh Of cgh from this ship the evening Of
the 18th and that the views and opinions Of the
lew officers who were skeptcs 80 10 the fish and Ell
cheney Of the employed b prevent offences and 10
punish crime have undergone most favorable change,
whereby shall be enabled 70 keep this coast until
the whirlwnd OF anarchy and confusion conounded Is
superseded by the establishment OF some legal Govern
mcnt potent enough 20 enforce law and to protect lie
and property which this time is 10 great Jeopardy
every where outside our bu.warks.
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CITY ITEMS.

MONDAY January -
CHARGE Oh LIsEL.-Moses :. Beach OF The
Sun ew.psper this morning preferred complaint be.
fore Justice Ls,hrop the Lower Police Court sgAnst
Francis Bacon Editor OF the Dag Book for having
Friday as, published in the latter paper article
aecIing upon the character Of Moses Y Beach Sons
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GENERAL NOTICES.
" fowl~rs ~ Wells, Phrcnsieaists ass
Publishers, Cantnn Hall 81 Nssssnst GEAR ne fsft

" Fswl~rs - Wells, Phr~ssiesists AID
Publishers, cansan Hall ~ N..'.n-ss ne" ne Pea
~ American AsrtcuItsraI Asescisstsa.-A
Couse y ]. Lectures Oh Shemsu, sppied 10 tsneaAie
vii e delivered he members Il his AssS sicn and hs
pubic BY Or A>rsSli, member " ne Roys. snd o~clc
s'csl sccieg-s q puein ard Chemist to he Dublin Asr
u Grsnd snd m ra-sday ~
81 irss y r'csets ara syl.ea. can 10 ccsse~s
II Geo falnsm's lAc Broadway. and u Fanshas o. ~,
Rrosdwsy from he rxecuuve COMMITTEE he sc,t
:. for he Course, o. y cru" each Lecture JS"
~ Fowler. Law school In Cherry Valley, o.
sego County. The n-xs tsrm vii commence ~ ne
suits and he vial ant ngum-n, u esrses dr grscsess 10
% hand speaking literary historical and legal tcnsses Ge
the constant exercises Of The schcoi whose oat
10 10 MAKE the student TrHa Lawyer and an sesy COZ
ard 1uent extemroTanus speaher esfss he susers
his profession Circas sssns Plan Ae ssn ny request
sr.Ty Sc q. he r.s on As psr wear payable euarsy IN
sdysne. Lecers addressed (pcsspssdl "a JOHN tvw'
Ltk. Ptosidert M h~olswsNA"u
" LIQUID HAIR Dye-B.rcpsloa',i nsssnsspe'us
Liquid . NE zee, article IN world for changing rcd ~
gray hair 10 osmr. bscs brown color withcu, injury
to the hair skr Persous Wishing the beet sricie me
esrs.i should call al s,rCHsLoss manufsc~ry, Walls
od No. 2 near Broadway Copy N. sddrsss ala rrAsa
SAVINGS BANK
No. ) B--bmspa Clinton Hall
" Open Tuesdays, rkursdays aad ssssr.
days, nom ITO oclocs,PM
The Insdmaon for the ssyipss Of Merchant: ci.ss.
saa others open shove rr The reception q deposits
from all classes of pefsons u also open en inafsosys
hon To O'Clock. NJ exclusively for t-msies
Since The opening ~ ths insimuer, on the is @Jny.
the amount snd number Of deposits ~e.y.d have oe~e en
a. Ia render its immediate success . eeralnty
The rate " inter,st s- paid deposits rsde during
the hra sx mouths will be determined next January snd
there doubt that the dividend ~i he equal 10 that of
sly other similar Institution
OFFICERS
I.s.. % kt.s fr-.sf-nt Jess Fstsss fssssf-f
rrs~t 4 s~sfetsff
kosssr kslLs ID Vice f-.ii-nt tssslss kotss Aesoaassi
fRUsTErs
lame. q kns, Jsr-. R~yhurr. Rnesr ksf
John Pshuef, tsorala Rsr-fth. o-ofs. W Blast
fn.p.f " Netnofs, G.ofr- fr-ss-l, tAsf>s MA
Thosn-. " Oro..t l. Es.Utt tsrrsas Dcnn~i,
...s Bsil-y, Mes " onnn.l, asshN q N'o-fs,
" A k.-sm, james u ngtsu. q u .sn',
MN n May, bsnsIan X " afhfop, hsssfs hufi-si
Oliver Slate. D. Nsits~ Nsun. H-fFfs s' f~~>f
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POPULATION or PEORIA. lLL.-The census OF
this thriving city, Just taken shows population OF
nearly 5OO0-of whom 2O4 families are Foreigners
Peoria . growing rapidly.
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NEw ROAD TO PArERsoS.-The Paterson
Iatsllissxcv states that measures will be taken at
once 10 procure the charter for road from New.
York via Hackensack to Peterson. The present com
psny refuse TO at reasonable rstes and this
drives people to Elzsbethtown, Newark, and Railway
on The New Jersey road"
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popWoM:Ta,. P.IvATE DASCISs

"A .ACADLNY tss Broomsst tAres doors II B,osA.
for me second quarter are sst comm,ocns
Porous wishing becoms pills vii peass cs and
thsr nanss Lsdies ard Chcrecs elAss u n Tuesday
and Saturday, Gerts Glaze Monday and THURSDAY q
T. ans Tuesday and Friday as Poss, ksdovs, hsxufka.
Ne. Glaze Tuesday and Friday 0s r n fhvsis lss-
time ns pied BY he c4aaees eoifess twice
Q nooth. sxciasi vel y for pupils. n In
UNsCRANCR.-rhs Mechsn,cs' insurance. CoGpssy ,of
i NewsE. n. J. chartered IN isA eoorpass, wtsh asn-
paired capital 10 insure dwelling houses, wsrshcuses NET
chAndss and household f1r1ure sSsns Are 10 lbs Guy Of
Hsw-YosE Applications for iasarsses fcs he rsoswd of
poLcss VII b sissndsd tobyJ L Baldwin. " wslst
w. A. MYEA Prssidss,
E-9 9sAzAs, Secretary. rswssa