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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-08

II The Government Express with the Presi-
ass Inaugural arrived in Boston at o'clock on Tues
az morning making an average Of above q miles an
scr from Washington to Boston. The Express went
sreetly 10 Portland.
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W GentIemea,s Hs.s-sprisG ssyIe.-s
COMPREHENSIVE.

'I'HE SUBSCRIBERS have formed . col partner
ship 10 the practice VI tho law, and will give prompt ~
1non ell business which may be entrusted them 10 ne
ssys " this state and VI the United arch
l. 1870 SAMUEL STEVENS,
JANIS EDWARDS,
ORLANDO MEADe
Office $40 Broadway, Albany M I'm
HU-PAkTNkksHIP.- q. tuLLke
Nhsying formed Co partnership with JOHN DUkAnD
will continue tho Iron Commission Business under The hfm
Of DUDLEY 3. FULLER h co. Al I59 UresnwichS
March |, 1919 DUDLEY b. rnLL1h.
mi i'm. JOHN DURAnD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-08

yy- Brook WILLIAMS, brothcrin law Of 81
o5i.co the Russian Minister, appointed clerk IA
ss War Department Tuesday morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-08

Il Mr.. Paul Heriiord, stage contractor was
rsc.n,lv killed in a rencortre with A NJ Wallace q,
Cleveland Tsnnsssee. Wallace shot Herrford With .
revolver once through the abdomen and twice In one
o, bis legs In tie ARRAY Wallace shot himself through
the hand. Wallace was resdeoi OF Dalton, Ia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-08

"CHARcoAL SKETCHES. A day or two since.
being the Office IT Mr. sherman, thu Warden OF the
House OF Correction wore Invited 10 visit the Jail
e. see some sketches made with charcoal upon the
walls Vt the cell by an individual who recently con.
huei there, awaiting his trial He was young man
by the name oi NJ Nichols. wac from New York
state. where his connections reside, who are of the
highest responsibility lie charged with stealing
aud has been tried convicted and sentenced 70
the state Prison for two years. lie committed the
crime for which he IL now stoniDg when under the In
hueuce VI intoxicating drink and while in Jail seemed
o. , keenly the disgrace he had brought upon himself
and friends.
one day uear the close Of his confinement, there, he
requested favor that he might be- furnished With
piece OF charcoal. His request having been complied
with, he sketched upon the rough whtewsshed walls
in few hours some twenty thirty heads and figures
nearly covering the walls on two sides OF his cell some
Of them remarkably well executed, and the heads,
In particular, strikngly expressive One set, OF
three figures conveys moral lesson which could be-
sdysntageousy studied tor hours And We could but
Wish while looking A. them through the grated door OF
the cell that the lesson there taught might be read by
many Who are pursuing course similar 20 that which
brought Ibis young man 70 his present deporabe con
dition.
The hrst figure OF this group 10 that Of bright boy,
with his hoop In hand and the driving stick In the
otser childshly innOcenty and happily pursuing the
sports OF youth without a thought Of tbs dis
tsnt future The next figure Is that 0f young man,
whose excelea, form, neat attire. and Intelligent
cOuntenance bespoke one who might command the
attention Of the wise and good The last ngure 10
that OF person shabby dressed with bsir uDcomb
cell Directly over the second nsaro were the
words. " HAdt once Nd. /" and over :ho last figure
we're the words What I nOp ."
Cambridge (Msss) Chronicle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-08

" Luther Whitcomb was knocked of the
TOP OF car near Groton Aass on Saturday evenIng
the oath ult by coming In contact with bridge. he
is 20 feet into the liver and bis body not found
for three dsyL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-08

no LICENSES Is Bosros The Boston Com
.,o Council, at its meeting on Monday even
!, after an animated discussion, decided that no
...,es Tor the sale Of liquor shall be issued in
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-08

~ Ex.President Polk and his Secretary Of
20 Treasury, Mr. Walker left Washington yesterday
corning for the South
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-08

~ Some twelve hundred people kicked up
Ae heels at the Inauguration Ball at Boston last Mon
10y night.
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yEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
NIus.achusetfs Election.

Tsksrsphl BosroS Wednesday March Z
M PALTREY lacks 800 votes Of being elected
- congress.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-08

FIREs Tho dwelling of Elisha Peterson. Dux-
bury Mass got hrs last Friday Put ogt-damsse
sl2j insured fret fra In Dusbury these ten years.
DR. Lookinsnd OF Highland had his house burnt
up On Feb IL insured. The house and ouibudlnss
IL B. Rounds. swsntou Centre. VI WAS destroyed on
IN. olst ult A young Frenchmsn persisted io the at
tempt TO save his trunk QUE OF the eonhssrstcn. Loss
5000. Insurance $3.50.
FiRE-At u O'Clock. last evening, FIRE Was dis
covered the grocery store of Jonathan Co,s In tho
loser story of Water St and before II was erun
gushed the stock wac badly damaged. Tho hsmss en-
tended into the second story, occupied printing
Office which WAS also considerably injured, bat mors
by water than by hre. Boston Auss. oth
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-08

GEN. CAS- At CUMBERLAND friends Of
Gen Csss a, Cumberland Nd gave him quite a warm
reception 10 was passing through that place on
Monday week. Thomas Perry, Esq. made brct al
dress welcoming the General, to which he replied As
follows.
FELLOW CrnENs-The reception you have given
me In Cumberland, this evening, was entirely unax
pectsd | am not prepared 10 make speech snd even
10 we're 10 would be- In bad taste o. make political
one under the circumstances. The cosntTy has just
passed through most -anguinsry political contest sud
Il becomes the duty of a., % throw aside s scerblty
of political feeling and rally in support Of the Const
tuition which governs oar happy Unon. We should
cling IT, does the mariner e. the lsst plank OF his
bark when compass and rudder lost In the darkness
and the storm.
Fifty years ago passed through this place. was
then but a lad-On my wsy To the far oea' located
In then Territory numbering about 20 600 inhabitants
have. under the Providence OF God lived 10 that
then unsettled country produce acc N1trs, which now
contain pee MILLIONS OF people Thus our country 10 al
vanciDg While the governments of Europe are ,n,ter
ing from contrs 20 circumference the American Union
Il growing In strength and has spread herself from the
Atlantic "a the Pacific. We now the admiration OF
the world All eyes upon US hence II bebooves us
and ALL to DO duty To- support our institutions
which hope under kind Providence may b. perpet
uatcd 10 the diteth or hundredth generation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-08

u
or Of the NewYork and Boston Teeg sph line In yew
Of contemplated construction Of another TELEGRAPH
line between New York and Boston, Publishes long
article 10 the Boston C0riT Oi yesterday Ia which hs
warns all parties engaged la this cOntem plated 10
frngemsn the Morse pa,en,ees whether encouraged
By legislative act or not that they will be without ex
10 ihese pfoceedings aud sublOos the opinions
Of Daniel Webster respecting the la'iy VI the Eggs
lstye device which they have thought Of eaniog
for protection
PICKPOcKET ARREsrED.-On the arrival Of the
Phi aiop his boat fridsy night officer Redgrays
rested named Edward BardOck alta Little Ned,
the charge Of attempting % steal the pocketoooz
VI Mr AspinNal OF New York. q passenger He ~ss
caught By Mr. A. with bis bands Ia bis y.n,soons peck
Il On the pockstbOok. The officer took him before
Justice Rosoins, who committed bin 10 Jail
Baltimore Sun, 9Th.
BgUraL MURDER.-The wife OF Martin Posey.
near HAMBURG, g. G. was violated and then murdered
By negro, on the l6thu UT The murderer escaped.
IL On Monday lest murder was committed,
not far from town, BY John K. Underwood upon the
Der,on Of Ira CernmOos The particulars we haze not
earned with sgsSeient accuracy 10 detail The
derer bas not been arrested. HoPainsvile Ky Whis
dry goods store aud two dwelling houses
10 Covngton, Ky. were destroyed By hrs . few days
ago The property belonged ~ Messrs. Carney &
Hughes sni Was partially Insured
" The bark ApthOrp arrived ct New Orleans
on the 18Th ut from Limerick, having lost IL out Of
6G BY ship fever the other IS III Of the
same disease.
~ 4 young man Il or 10 years Of age was
murdered By some person unknown. near Charleston,
g. &. On the 9th ulL The murdered man xss ped
der
r. Mr.. Calvin Kilburn, Of Princeton, Worces-
Co. Msss aged 81 yesrs was recently married 70
Nrs susan Sanderson Of that town. aged III yesrs
r. The Albany kniekerboeker says the Whole
amount Of lose BY The Gre Ia that city On e-'0f'sJ
night last, 10 estimated at about s5O,co
r. Powers statue Of the Greek Slave now
exhibiting at New Orleans, In charge OF M hei'oss
for the benefit Of tie artist
~ Miss Emma Humphrey in Ohio mas obtain
ed a yercic, Of 81 100 against Mr.. wo Onward for
slander.
n The Kentucky Legislature adjoarnsd "H'
die on the 18th ult-
r Springfield, Mas. is lighted with rosin Sas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-08

WniTiSG Ct.s..s :, IslrI1r o.,

eI... Is resolved from I 10 8 and oar Thy ere
thoroughly insIucsd IN W yoness systsfa dsyosopsd
In ns Esmept.sy Wrilns Books Tho suceess thst has
s-nded mis- systsm OF principal schools
Of his city and Brooklyn sQf1ens guaranty thai tho
rfogress u The pup w 10 commensurate with the uns
and suenIi0n given These books ere foe sas by
J. METCALf, 12 Eaa Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-08

TBE Esd oT THE WIcEED.-We alluded in
our las, paper 10 the death by shooting. OF Walter
Maythe. In an affair Al Cincinnati. The whole Mayihe
family have long been known Ia the West despsrs
does and outlaws The whole family, male aud iemss.
Of the most abandoned character. They knew no
restraint. and followed guide, but their de.
PRAYED Appetite. and ouirageouly wicked propenses
Taking these as their GUIDE they regarded society and
is members AZ lawful prey. The long catalogue OF
their crimes embraced those VI the deepest dye.
But fearful indeed has been tho retrbuton that has
fallen upon the whole family With exception the
family /. extinct But not one has died natural
death. They lived by violence and BY violence they
died. The sisters died q most miserable death In .
hospital la Mobile. Smith Hsythe taken from the
jail Of Grant County, Kentucky, and hung by mob
scott Msythe was arrested among gang Of counter.
feiiers the Mississippi river and tied neck and heels
With companion Ia cFime and into the river and
drowned. How Walter Maythe came u bis death W.
have already stated There 10 but member Ut the
family living and De is are Informed. inmate Of
the penitentary at this time What lesson does the
history Of this family contain Whata fearful warning
Ia their horrible fate dayton Transcript
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-08
CITY ITEMS.
WKpSxspAv. March

WKuNxspAy March :
! RUNORoF CsoLERA At QUARASrIsk.-The shiE
LtrgP'oi, Cspt ELnkiDor srrired 81 Qasrsntre lss
night from Liverpool she left with so0 passengers
10 Of whom slessosd ard died the voyage and many
others are 81 present sick The health officers upou
/ boarding her pronounced Il 10 be shoers Capt. Fl
drdse, his crew and passengers. al detained a,
Quarantine. There Pad beeR number Of cases OF
messes on board toe ship Rioaars Cobd>a which ar.
rived yesterday from Liverpool eleven Of which
proved isisl
FATAL ACADEMIA boy about u year, Old.
named John Go.any. whose parents reside in Walker.
while At play yesterday in unfinished battling IN
Oraaee-st wa. struck by "a plank which tel from the
upper par, q TIE building Al the tine II ". not
though hs, be seriously jared tut In the eourse
Of he nishi he evidently 5ecsme worse and physician
sent for, with svsn however {. the uofor,nns,e
lad dsd shout, O'Clock this morning
SUPPOSED SUicIDT.-A boot with a rubber over.
shoe cn H. With W. Atkinson on the inside found
last evening Tie wharf al Peek slip Ferry. sup
posed 10 belong 70 some person who hss drowned him
sslG
HURr BY FALL.-Oticer Monday lasi evening
found aged man, named Edwin Mscc, In one Of the
streets OF the Ninth Ward with bis head severely
By falling on the sidewalk. After having bis wound
sewcd up By Or. Stesrns, he sent home
RESCUED FROM DROwNISG.--A young man.
who gave his name Charles Golden. at an early hour
this morning fell into the water At Peck slip Ferry bus
rescued from drowning by oficcrs Psyson and
Byrnea
INFANT FOUND.-The body Of dead infant sup.
posed 20 have been Thorn, yesterday found in
foff ha nd q he@h .sa ,Ir
box ard len in the yard during the previous night
RECOVERY or STOLEN PROFERrY.-A large
quantity Of tools such planes. drills crowbsrs pick
axes hammers. chisels. &c. which recently stolen
from Pollock Cumuings. contractors on the Hudson
River Railroad we're last evening found by officer aw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-08

RECOVERY OF Stolen PROFsRrY-A large
quantity Of tools such psnes drills. crowbsrs pick
axes hammers. chisels &c. which wera recently stolen
from Pollock Cumrlings contractors the Hudson
River Railroad, were evening found by officer
ford sunk IN yawl boat at the foot Of Perrys
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-16
P0liflcal Iutelllgence.


Gen Walter Booth has been nomi oAted as the demo
cratic candidate for tho I'd Congressional district Of
CoDnecticut.
Hob. Charles E,rehssd 10 the whig candidate for
Congress for the 9Th district Of Virginia.
Col RoANE AND THE ARHArsAs CorsTIrUrIor.-The
Bs.svilie lark EagIe, Il the Sd inst says:-"Col
Rcape, " elected, cannot become Governor Of this
state. Tho Inauguration oath requires the party TO
swear that he has been engaged in duel either
as pfinc ipal rscend, or bearer Of ohatleugs Col
has however fought With Albert Piks. the Senate Of
the state st lite recent seion repealed the Law, with
On eye the Of Col r., but the House refused to
pass the bill %
Zspo, sbauve 10 spoken Of ~ . candidate for Go
vernon Of Loui,iapa.
Hon. Ben. Hardin and Charles wicklifs are oaudi-
dieaes for the Constitutions CONVENTION Of Kentucky
Hon. John B. Thompson 10 the whig candidate for
Congress n ON the 9th district, and Iohn b. Houston
TIE whg candidate for the 9th district Of Kentucky.
walter l.. steele and Hon. A. Dockery, vhiss are
ddsss for Congress from the Sd district Of North
aroiina.
Samuel Watts Is the whig candidate for Congress
rom the Let dist riot Of virsiDis.
.neeiis 7. Nys hes been elected Mayor Of Marietta
ohi&.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-16

THE FLOOD IN THE MIssIssIpPI.-Th ". o. Com
muciai Bulletin, OF the 7th inst, Says personal
inspection yesterday Of the entire line OF ievee,
far up as Hoeyville, satisfied that there are no
accumulated grounds of apprehension. The river
looks most formidable, and to q novice appalllngly
30. The levee Is continuously entire, and we saw
no places where the water was actually breaking
over, although we observed many points where,
between the surface OF the rver and the top of the
rollton, which is considered the most dangerous
place, there are some two hundred hands actively
employed in constructing an inner levee. The
work is in an advanced stage Of progress, and will
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-16
BALTIMORE, March Is, 1919.

Rumored Appotntments-List of APplicants, &c.
The latest rumor from Washington gives z.
Collins Lee the post.ofice of Baltimore, and John
,pear Nicholas the custorl-house, which, if cor
r,ct, will give more dissatisfaction to the main
body Of the wings Of Baltimore than il the present
n cumbents were retained. Colonel George p.
Kane is decidedly the most popular man in the
city for the Office oil Collector, being general ia
voIlte with both wings and democr ats, and witha
20. man, who has never heretofore touched the
bow of government mt pap IN any way.
For Postmaster all the applicants are decidedly
unpopular. COL Monroe is considered wealthy
rough to do without IT,; z Collins Lee served as
District Attorney under John Tyler, the odor OF
W hioh great man still sticks to him, despite all ex-
pls psfiOBs. and there Is a general desire that he
fhall remain 10 private lite Mr. Madux, who has
be chief clerk in the office Tor many years, Is the
hind applicant; bet he having never rendered any
poll il al service, aud already holding good office,
Is not considered as eBtliled to 1t, although very
worthy nsn The most popular man tor the Office,
Elias T. Griffin, the la wing candd for Mayor,
has far been too modest to ask tor H. though he
will probably he spurred up to the task.
For the District eyshIp, John M. s. Can
SID, and b Chsmner s Weeks, Esq, both members
If the MARY land Electoral College, are spoken of.
learn that Elias +. Griffin has applied tor the
Survey OIship, az has also Col. VIM. Plnckney,
who held the office under John Tyler, as well as
Edward Henley. For naval officers, Gen. Leakln,
formerly Mayor, and Capt. Webster are aspirants.
There are, doubt ess, many other apple ants tor
each and MI Of these offices, that are urging their
claims privately and quietly
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-16

STEAMSHIP FALCON. fine steamship Falcon,
Canaan Thompson, from New York, bound to
Chaeres, Via this pert, Havana and New Dreams,
toucked off our bar betwec three and four o'clock
Yesterday afternoon. The steamer Nina. Captaln
following passengers, VIZ: Hon J. l.. Morse and
family, Hon 5. w. Ingee, Mr.. Mack and Mr.
Ganmade, Of Georgia; Mr.. Tucker, OF Virginia |;
two Masters Zeoutant, OF Louisiana, and two or
three others Charleston Coarier, March II
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-16

THE New YORK HERALD.-The daily Mi0
York Herald appeared yesterday on double sheet,
for the first time. The experiment, we doubt not,
will succeed to the entire satisfaction OF It's enter
nris,no nnbl,sher In point OF circulation and de-
IecabIe reading matter it stands at the mead OF all
The da,ly papers in the United States, and We ques-
ton whether there Is more thaa one In the old
world that surfasses II In any OF tne ABOVE men
ward The Iabors of its energetic proprietor
Herald March IA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-16

THAT FIcHr.-rhe LoussvtAs (Ky.) Jo,srw9i, OF
the 10th inst, says-F. p. Blair, Jr., aud L. Pick;
erng, editor of the st. Lotis Uason, who had
fatey personal warfare in the papers, met IN the
streets OF ST. LOUIS on Monday. Blair attacked
Pick erinR with an umbrella, when both drew wea-
pons, but NO harm Of consequence was done.
bar evidently GOT tho pesr VI me light.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-16

APPOINTMENT BY THE GovERNoR AND SENATE,
March ID, 1S49- Kt~gs--Jared Sparks, notary
public, in the place Of Richard II. Stanley, re-
moved from The stats
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CIRcuIr CovRr.-l3 IA, 81. 80 AZ, A. o', ~ szto
l0l, inclusive; 104 to Ito inclusive -.
C.MSor PLrAs- E,rst Part IUl 6s So IFS las, ll9,
l2o 49, 1875 1877 ls9 lat l43, las l41 Second Part
~, ~, 100, Iss, ~ 4, ~, LII, i2o, lta
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-16

REMARKABLE FROST IN TExAs...-A gentleman
arrived in this city, few days since, from the
sources Of the Brazos and Colorado, and states
that herds Of the antelope have been seen on the
quenty frozen to death. 1t Is said that the ante
lope is so very shy, that 1t never takes refuge In
the timber, but herds IN the open prairie during
cold weather -Hossfow ISSas) Gazette, A1dr. D.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-16
Domestic Miscellany.

Henry Shorter, convicted in Erie county New
ton was postponed until the 10th OF the present
month has been again respted until the 0th Of June
at the request Of the Judges Of the Court Of Appeals,
before whom tho writ Of error ID to be argued.
The skeleton Of an indian woman vas found short
time pcs embedded in the bank OF the Niagara river,
where 1t Is supposed to have remained for 200 ysaxs
It was found In q citing posture.
A passage across the North River was Effected on
Tuesday. The ice is said to be thick, but quite IN
safe to venture upeD.
Frederick Shall committed suicide ct New Orleans,
ON the 9th instant BY hanging himself
Martin X Smell, Postmaster at Houston Texas, was
shot dead By his stepson, aged about fifteen
years The csu,ei Is reported to be dioulty with his
wife, the mother Of the lad,
A meeting was held short time SINCE In Grimes
county, Texas having for is object the construction
Of railroad between Spring Creek and Houston.
There were sssn, at one time, In Boston Bay,
Wednesday eeventy three square rugged vessels, and
Q large number Of schooners, Inward b,und Up to
ten o'clock shps 20 bsrks, brgs and II schoon-
ers had arrivsa
John Latohet was murdered on the 4th inst, while
hunting excursion, BY slave belonging to Mr..
Lilly.
The train was thrown Of the track on the Pottsvfe
pa Railroad. on Wednesday morning, . nd the loco
motive and several Of the smashed pieces The
paseep gers escaped unhurt
The bill to repeal the usury laws was lost in the Mas
saohusstts House Of Delegates on wednesday last.
JIM WEBB This notorious rogue, who was ar
rested IN New York for the late robbery OF the
gevernme mt jewels, was arrested IL the summer Of
IS4l, in this city, by Constable Capp, under the
nayae OF James Williamson, charged with robblng
the store of Messrs. Davis, Palmer IL Co., of some
sI5. 600 worth Of watches and jewelry. His part
ner in that robbery, William Scale, was convicted,
and on the 18th day Of July, 1871, was sentenced
to 10 days solitary confinement, aud Is years hard
labor in the State prison, under which sentence he
Is still imprisoned. Williamson escaped coavic-
ton. Webb is described as being about 40 or 45
years Of age, considerably bald, light sandy aud
ho,v Ia furn fptIa hate cd
sandy whiskers under the CHM on the lett cheek,
near the nose, he has a small wart, or mole; he
stands about feet 81 inches, and rather slender
make.-Boston Journal, March II.
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Nav Yoau, March O, l8a9.

wrote q letter to your husband on the drst Of
Marsh emsndipg Of him dfty Thousand doilss, and
stated TO him the cause Of my doing which he
explain to you he can also explain to you What IL TO
tske place; but previous to what to take place you
will sceivs published statement Of what took place
md ali the Transactions between Jno Jacob Aston aud
INV father unless you the hty Thousand dolsrs
to he paid and then there will BE- further dd1cuty
II you do not II will be the cause OF you aud your
whole family losing their lives. IL you do comply,
the morning of the 9th March state a. follows the
Msr~inr Hsysid Of that date =
sSSVvv- The person having Advertised for MY
thsusaAd dollars san have d ~ sAeesslns A. Il y.