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City Intelligenee.
LAurcH ov STEAM FnioArs.-Ths steam frixsts
6aranae Ia TO be launched this day At eleven O'Clock
A. N at the Brooklyn navy yard.

LAUNCH STEAM FnroArs.-Ths steam frixsta,
sarsnse 70 be launched this day q. eleven o'clock
A, N at tho Brooklyn navy yard.
MILITARY PARADE.-Yesterdsy afternoon, at two
o'clock two companies Of tho fth reximent, the JEFF
ferson Guard and Washington Rides, assembled In
Broome street, under their commanding officer, Col
Warner, In review order for marching parade. The
different companies having formed into line, the
wore brought and received by the regiment present-
Ing srms The band meantime, played tho usual ss-
Lutte The Adjutant then walked down tho line to
oeive the reports from tho different captains Sections
of companies formed and marched past the
Colonel in quick time preceded BY spendid brsss
band down broadway and into the Park, where line
was formed The ranks were here In open order whom
the Colonel, accompanied by tho Mayor, uncovered,
passed through the ranks and minutey inspected the
men. They again broke Into sections OF companies
past the Mayor to their different rendezvous TIL.
steady bearing Of the men, and tho fine marching OF
these citisen soldiers reflected them the highest
possible credit. British officer who the parade
was amazed, and 20 expressed himself, when ho wss
told the members were all men OF business or trades
men
FUNERAL OF a CArHoIIo PRIEsr.--Yesterday the
Rev. Jsmes Cummisk-y, Roman Catholic pastor
inferred in tie Catholic burial ground, Eleventh
street His mortal remains attended by large
concourse Of sorrow'ng friends He was in his sxteth
year
DRRApruL AccipErr.-At eleven o'clock yesterday,
q man named James Halioran, residing at 1S2 Second
street In the employment Of Mr. Hume, Tenth street;
was driving horse aud cart between FIRST and Sc
eond Avenues in Seventeenth street, whonstho animal
took fright and ran away. The driver held on for
some time but was eventually knocked down when
thigh. and disocated his hip. no brought to the
city hospital where he romans In very preoasious
state. ilallorsn IL native OF Ireland aud has
wife and 1--WE children.
SuppES' S'DEATH.-Coronor Geer held an inquest yos-
terday ut house In Eighth avenue near Pory eighth
street. on the body Of John +. Burk, who found
desd In his bed yesterday morning Verdict, death BY
disease Of the heart.
DnowrrD IN rny NORM RrrR.-On Saturday night,
John Bell native Of Portsmouth,, Now Hampshire foil
overheard, from the ship DANUBE at pier A. North
River. and drowned. Lis age Is sixteen years His
body has not been recovered
THE JounsErsEr UFHoLsrEEERs.-As special meeting
Of the ourneynan Upholsterers took place last
ing NJ Marion Hall 1877 Canal street for the purpose of
receiving the reports from the different shops There
about fry persons preseDt, and the majority
were Germsns tho reports were mostly announced in
the German language The reports generally were
favorable to their cause
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Supreme Court.

Before Judge Mitchell
Dsossso-s-Wocd srd ofhcgs Leu s~< etA~s.-De-
murrer BY def fsndsnts sustained PlsntGs " have
leave 20 smcnd. on paying co~ts
k,isc~ 20 Wh,s- A new trustee sbculd be appointed
snd be made plaintiff In this suit With In place of
the press nt plsintg, and then the suit proceed No
costs 70 BE- allowed nov
P~t- 80 Hsfs Judgment for the defendant.
Wesg<v es Wc.ll<y s-S ssl~.s D>fendsnts' demurrer
overrulsd 1hey must snxwcr and psy The coss ofthe
dtmurrc~.
.s,fes. ". .sr,rs~.-Demur~ 10 part % the com
plant overrusd The part of the reply dcmurrcd
20 te stricken out by plsntiH ss i~ue w~s slresdy
Joined and plaintiff may amend complaint. Cc~ts 20
abide the event
sssi-r 80 n-.r, -ptmurrer sus,sipcd Plaintiff r,ay
surLd, 90 IeyiIg ct1- q asguirs dtgaurgvr
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Common Council.

BOARD ALDERMEN.
ArRn l5-Aidormnn Morsans President, In the
COMMISSIONERS OF COMMON SCHOOLS.
The resignation Of u b. Fellows as one OF the Com
missoners of Common Schools received, and upon
the motion Of Alderman Oakley, iliam O'Donnsn MAS
appointed in his stead
sKcLusr. USE or a r,rR AND SLIP.
The Finance Committee reported In favor Of granting
TO George Byrne the exclusive of the piers and
clip between Harrison and Jay streets and tho report
was adopted BY the board
voLurrEsRs
The Finance Committee reported in favor Of concur
ring with the Board of Assistant Aldermen in sppro-
priating to The frst regiment Of New York voluneors
the sum OF $40 co., advanced by the city in
mediatey repaid, by the United Sts,es Government.
rHK MANURE HrArs.
The Finance Committee reported in favor Of dlscon-
tnuipg the suits against tho manure dealers In com.
plisncc With petition from those individuals The
sIpsars petitioners have created nuisance by
ss nss s pV M s g, ra a.
hey asasd the sussnes and removed their msnars
% n r che :I % ssss s
ties mp,cs,sd richly deserved the penalty they mSle
% ss s ssi' Poa sh Rrss ns.
g the People 4sr ST:SAs in
been absted esi disposed the
'Iss :ha;
..I,: e: s., s.S S 70
r fnsd ss ss@nss upon . ssassns ssh
~ s1 the pso. Ss d'ro. on ss s.s r,sr
y va sss ~ .is i,. renewing a hu'Ahos anu
'~'e Joseph BRJrToN :
JAMES N, BARD }c'nmi'''''
This report adopted by the Board.
sEIII-o MEAT WITHOUT LICENSE.
The Finance Committee reported in favor Of dscon-
tnung suits against Charles H. eevos for selling meat
without license, and the report Was adopted.
eonrrrs sLir
The Finance Committee reported In favor OF leasing
70 IL Hot The ea-aiy side aud end OF the middle
f'rr s"cs~ ssp - pi>r No To- And incl ldipx, The
e.steiy nall o. pier NO snd the butkhcsd between
su piers 'or three years rom tho hrst OF May lsoo
=, the ann mai REM Oh soeoo quarterly ap-
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TVS hsp,csL CoLLscs, Bosro--The Medicsl Cot
lge n North Grove street, hse bcen open for pub
We ,rhititicr Two weeks during which time oi the
fmcue IN Attendance estimates that more than fNy
ucwsnd persons have passed through the rooms
ehith we're occupied by DR.. webStw On some days,
" many - huecn hundred per hour we're cocntrd. NJ
tSfy rccscd tcwn ths stalTs 1ssssa sss>~@, sspx IA
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Tho Panama Passport System.
DrrAsrMEsr or SrArB,
WAsnfycrox April 13 1850

wAsnfyoros. April Is, 1850
lMEs~ss. Lrvr~osrcs, WrLLs, & Co, NEw YpRK -
GkrrLEnxs IL have to acknowledge the receipt Of
your letter Of the 11th instant inQurng IL IL Ia
-ary for citizens Of the United States enbarkng at
New York for the purpose Of crossing tho sthmus OF
.Grenada at that city. In reply, have to inform
you that thu treaty between the United States and
New Crcnada OF the 18th Of December, 1886. places
ctixens r.sortng to and residing in that country
upon footing Of equality with New 0renadian citi-
but requires from them obedience to the laws Of
shat republic IT. therefore the laws Of New Grenada
made IL imperative upon their citizens abroad, who
may be sbout to return home to obtain psss ports from
the New Crenadian Consul at the port where they may
embark, citiseus Of the United States cannot, sc-
oordng TO the terms Of the treaty. claim
smpton from this The 35th article Of the ia-
strument, however, which gives the privilege
of passing scroes the Isthmus Of Panama upon the
same terms the citisens Of New Grenada, imposes
upon Us tho obligation TO guaranty to that republic
,the neutrality the Isthmus This obligation would
to be sufficient equivalent for perfect freedom
OF transit for citizens the route referred TO
and IL is quito probable that IL the impression
Of those who had agency in the treaty on behalf
OF this government, that IL secured that privilege
fshis department will instruct tho Charge d'AHAres
OF the United states at Bogots, to demonstrate
agant the rcQusition Of passports for such Of our
citzens may embark for the Isthmus, and TO en-
deavor 70 obtain the removal OF any restriction upon
the communication by that route between ports
on the Atlantic and those on the Pacific.
am gentlemen. very respectfully,
Your obedent servant,
JOHN NJ CLAYTON
r. A. "a u 10 ba observed, that the passport which
this govsrnent rocognires the evidence Of the cit
aenshp OF the bearer, the passport issucd By this
pepsltmeot.
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before Judge fngrahau
Arsu H-~7~~ a. Thossessr .xairsf R1wi- Rsirk
Tae-e~nS-ss y.r Ds-vscs As srss>S sf .qlsis-rv
On report of Y. UlshecHss, kss, referee, ssa
tccfcc d, dircrce r--r.cd
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~ ard VIA ne G6--ce 0-1d corsrrf ~ ~ cs-1e
Wills de Haze of Virginia, 20 he Consul 81 the Uni
ted states for Merida and Sisnl. In fucstas.
Curtius N. Saunders of Tennessee, to be Oonsui OF
the United state~ for 81. Csthsrnes, Brasil
j wickes TO 10 Assistant Treasurcr of the United
States and Treasurer q the Mint al New Orleans In the
rtAie of Louisiara
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.
Thee returns are certified hy the inspectors % ecc
tions, samuel p. Tisus, joseph Black, and Robert
mi. report lei 10 some discussion In the course Of
which the question raised whether Suspended
companies can rote, which decided In the mega
tive
The report was adopted upon syes and noes.
IRA hoon
The Committee on Repairs and supplies reported
oficc TO the In the city Hall being
too ma and being Gre Prcof for preserving The
rccords and rso the ground that the CcmptrOlers
oflce has bsen lately fitted up at great expense.
rusLIc HEALrH
motion offered By Alderman B.Ll, thss The mst-
Health be hereafter referred TO the finsnce Com
mittee, was ordercd 20 bo laid on the table
The following letter wss read from the CITY inspss
cnv viS.rrcrcR. Dsrinr..sr. April Is iso
Cr1rrr,r-1ts se, rsIsi,s N. puhlie health ef The
e q New yeri having t-oetae .- -o.ls rs-y~sfully
pr vision ef sasa sss1
,S &. e P @ ss'; Z . :. ;'r. :, ..H
sna many health -sdcns .nd shsr sfs.ra ss hs com-
in,s Gee, y. rlo,I.iss. q ihl. ,i.is.
isdIs a. 70 lie sr%isr y fsss ..rd.o. ). spgss..d
\: ssst;. sss:s. :$si;;;s ,s:sI3 ::
ss . ' scss r:,s ssrs r s %
T s.pssh !. i Tyss ,.5t !, -. in &
voold spsst ,hss Z allowed Ter ,hs' i's.,
"'-r''''s.'iw iws'wnrrR CT, inspector.
This Communication reierrod 70 the COMMITTEES
on Public Health.
rHs asrxs.
The wai~ rstes. pese,d by the Board on Aldermen,
csme teek fcm the board cf Assistant Aldermen, non
cctcufftd in.
Aidsi man Goes moved that The document be laid on
the tsie, which led 20 discussion, In the course
"a which
Aldstmsn Dopcs denounced thoee rats ~ unjust,
snd cepts bdsd sgsnt the power Of the Board 10 I'm.
poe e,hsm. u you'd b. far s.',sr 70 &c, tve .dii.
tlcnsl pipss over hsm Bridge, than 10 saddle pooPs
IN busslsss vib similar tsxes 10 those charged "
pifvste btufeS
Ultimately the Eosrd, by vote, adhered 70 iss
tiusf sctiop
1he Board adjourned st qusrtes 10 ten o'csoh
The etste % hles,rsn hse appropriated book of
ccrrcr tor the Washington kstisnsl Monum mt With
'he fcn. ~fr- Inscription - fror Nchig-a en- ca
tssm q hsr t:ut u tie tLicn."
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There w~e las deaths In phiIsdeiphis Zoe the week
ending the ls,L Iat
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THs Syppr, DrArp ov CHAsLss wIso-, ~ WA,H-
rSeros.-The Washington Republic, of the lesh inst.
says:-Mr. Wilson. q gentleman connected with the
Coast Survey Oface In this city, was wednesday
evening married to hiss Little daughter Of Mrs Lit
tie on O. street and retired TO bed about III O'Clock
tempted to awaken him, but he dead. The par
sicuars Of thi sad calamity vnriousiy related In
all circles; but have taken considerable pains to
ascertain them correctly aud find the popular reports
TO BE- mere conjectures The appalling confirmation Of
tkath and msrrisgeis perhaps the only circumstance
calculated to awaken surprise than every sudden
death excites eoroner's inquest was held
sdJourned tnl this afternoon; and ". deem
IL prcpe~ to refrain from publishing such
minute clrcNmrtaneos of the can be desirable
10 the public. until the rendering Of q verdict The
of adjourning the jury may be wondered at By
many Wesrc net informed oft but may be amiss
yesterday thoee who doubted that death had
really tsken place Opium ether taken unlute
ally In an overdose is by some named the cause;
while others sfnTm that Il was apopl.xy
The Rey~sr of the 18th inst gives the following vrr-
diet ofthe coroners jury That the deceased Charles
WILSON, man OF intemperate habits. and had
been for t~o weeks previous to his death constantly
under the influence Of ardent spirits and the night
preceding the morning Of his death. he manifested
strong symptoms of delirium tremens. aud while In
that state. about 10 o'clock at night. Ne married
and retired bed about III o'clock that after he got
In bsa, he exchsnged few words With his wife and
then fell asleep. and ras found deed In his bed on
Thursday morning about light aud the jury believe.
the evidcnce that the deceased his desth
the habitrsl us. of intoxicating drinks" We we're
MISTAKEN yesterday In saying the bride was
the dsugher of Mrs Little She the niece of Mrs
l.. and the marriage took place at her house
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Ovrstsrp kssIossrfo- CsLroRrs.-The Marshall
(Mich) S-rrsurder, Of the 3oth ult says The follow
ing named persons len that village tor California
Abner Q. Parmelee Marshall Captaiu.-M W. Sauier
2 III Squier,vt VILE, Eaton Co Joseph Ames Msrengo;
A.B.Wcodvsrd, Eekford JobT. Bum srengo; W n
johnson, wm. Rogers, rranklin Rogers lie Roy Dean
De Lap, Jonathan Hssbrook, ID. T. Austin, Lyman
Coates, Newton u. Mcfntre, Jamee ITowey Marshali ;
q r. GODDARD, Van Buren, Co VIM. Phelps. Frsnkiin
Beckford Saline - Robinson, Albion Geo D.
Kills. Eaton Co.
ON the same day a company Of four. consisting OF
Charles Harvey Of Marshall Leonard Pit Egersld and
two young men by the name OF Parish Of Bellevue.
also len Marshall for the destination Last week
q company Of sir young men, Henry &. Hahn p
Frsnkfin Brewer, c. Wstrous. Wm. Saunders, H Ives
and another vhose do not know. also l-ft 80
that Marsai and tie vicinity hss done is share To-
yards hitting cut gold diggcrs and adventurers In
few days the company of solomon pistner to be OF
uIs teams have already gone ahead
Po.r o,rrcr oyss.ro-,-Th. Po-,msst-r General
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The Tamnany Society, OF Col~mhiaa

This secret society held its annual escton q the
great council room Of the old wigwam, Last evening
There werc two tickets, one known the Union. or
bArnburners ticket the other, that OF the hunksrs
who opposed to any compromise union with the
free soiiers.
The sachems control tho building known a. Tam
many Hall and upon the result of the election depend
ed which OF the two general committees the Wood, ("
or the Western should be recognized and be allow
Cd to hold their meetings - the regular democratic
Thsr: srs.s deal Of bad feeling and exci.smsns
evincsd by the partissns Of both tckets. The bal
iottng commenced at seven and ended a ton oelsck
with the following result -
to be elected BY two to three majority
Andrew H. MicEia Elijah p Purdy,
william 8. Connolly, william ). Brown,
John Orse~. Hdmund RitsgerSld,
Ulysses u. French,
Joseph Cornell,
Each Of the following named persons rcceivsd %
vstes -
Charles 0Conor, Isaac v. Fowler.
Francis B. Cutting, william A. Walters
election will be ordered, TO elect the three
naming sschems
NJ. N, Noah, \. O. West, ". B. Aiken, and James
Fury, hunlers, were defeated
Messrs. Brown, Delevan, Messerye, Feeks Mals and
Bogsrt barnburnere were defeated
Joseph M Marsh bunker. elected Treasurer over
Caspar G. Chida bsrnturner.
There n tie bctween @ 8. Bogardus. bunker, and
John Roach, barnburn for Secretary, each receiving
" votes
John Becker elected Sycamore, and 8. C. Duryea
Wiskinkie
The result OF this election will be to exclude the
Wood committee from Tsmmany Hall, and will prevent
the election Of John Van Buron United States
Senator next winter
Democrats Of all sorts and nlso wings voted at tho
election. The only test being member Of the
order Men voted VIII had not paid their dues for
thirty years 1t arranged that the payment Of
q dollar by any member released him from all back
dues and fnes nd enabled him to vote One hundred
and eighty three members voted, larger vote than
has ever been polsd at old Tammany In late years,
and the roceedngs secret, being allowed
In the grand council but members Of tho order.
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Political InteIlieenee.

THE SUCCESSOR o Ma. CALnouN. v II. Elmors,
President of the Bank Of the State Of South Carolina
has received and accepted the appointment Of
to the stc Hon. John G. Calhoun In the Senate Of
tho United States. Mr.. e. appointed special Min
lister to England by President Polk, at the time the
Oregon question in agitation but he declined to
accept. Tho post he has now accepted was rendered
to Gen. James Hamilton, who declined In consequence
Of inclgibility; and the Hon. Langdon Cheves, who
declined it in consequence Of extreme old age.
kEw YoRK ELEcrIoNs-The late election in Sarsto-
"a county resulted in the election Of Is democrats
and wings Last year, there were democrats and
III wings.
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po.r o,rrcr oyxp,rio-.-Tb. Porsmsst-r General
has established he following poe, ohees for the
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pur-er H. wilson and s. =. orimn, U $. N, have
rived in this city.
The degree Of l. T. n has been conferred upon Jo-
seph Henry Secretary Of the smithsouan Instute BY
the University of this state.
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JOuN N tLAITON.
y. a. "a h 10 ba observed, that the passport which
this rocognifes the evidence Of the ct
senrhlp OF the be~rer the passport issucd By this
pcpaltmeu
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The report Of tho Committee the Pre Depart ent
reported in favor Of confirming the recent for
A,sbtsnt Engineers of the firv Department Also an
ordinance providing for the annual returns Of eaeh h
company being made, under oath. Tho names oerli-
fsd by MIR Alfred Carson the Chief bngineer Ia
Ing the hIahest number VI xoie.. rs follow. =
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-07-03

pcr, iiber tcn ith su .fpreeben ,piinfde. @ss
pifTe Serrn baten es in ibrem @ebraud bel
allcn @ele9eubciten, ,penn ein 8orfhtas ses
madlt ,piro, ua, ,,cas Cfentlide McbI" sl
befcrbern, nit hem lIe aber bei ibrsr tiefen
@eisbeit unb SAarfIht nid,t einperftancen
ilno, ftd su erbeben unb init einem ci9ens
thimlid,en perdhtlihen eddeln ;u fra9en:
,,rerben sic Nebe fur 8enccmb balten 2"
Wdbrenb 9errn bic 8eitimmun9en bieler
Bill anf cine arti9e uno anitdnoi9e Weiie
rtafutirten, ffelIte fId ibnen Der Serr bon
encas (Sr. Waite) NIT benlelben 9emeinen
unc nnbeeeutenoen Sra9en ent9e9en!
SD, fa9e nun, nieine 0errn, Sielem Soerrn,
ipie allen aubern, oae ein fclde 8etanbfn9
n'eincr niht un9effraft tabin9eben fol-, uno
caB tpenn je irseno etipas mir ;usefdrieben
tpiro, rnB es unredt fei 70 fible id mid
perpfihtet 6fentIih bier foldes lluternebs
men NIT geradtnns suriifSnweilen.
gSir flno eiolid perpfibtet, uniere pfid,s
ten als Neprdientanten 9ctreulitb uno ebrIif
su erflllen nno ir9eno slusbriife, Die ses
traHd,t ipereen, um ettpas anoeres anSubeus
ten uno su in0nuiren, flub eines adbtbaren
Nat9lieres uutpiirois nnb fclItcn seflifentIi6
perniieocn werbcn.
gSir baben, ueine 9errn, tas Reht, an,
cerer Meinun9 su iein, nnb i'd tperbe ieters
seit nit bieien 6errn anoerer Mcinung fein,
ipenn meine lle6erseit3un9 bon cem, mas
reht III, mid caslt treibt, unb perlad9e ia
bann fcrcere. id,, raB Ge meine Meinung
ahten.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-07-03
Nclae Sy00rei,.
GBl> 90 6Gk6nNI,
eSarrners SSlpG,

D dt IN 6 onrtD a 1t 8.
Wa6t feincn rercbrten &unpen une Dem puttis
ttm iiterbaupt, Die er8ctene 1njeiSs rab CT cine
frifde uno ausseici&nete NusWabI ntusr @aarcn
70 chen crm Often srbalten bat, webe CT ju BEN iii:
listten preifeu abessn fam, uno ttren Vlte uns
SauerbaftiSttit er rreiif anrrcifen carf. - @eine
Ausnabl tettsbt aus allen Artitcln, wslebe in ttin
Sud eini1lasen.
Tnher, @afhmere, Satinette prn alen Sar-
ben nno su jeSem preie,
Sns uno ausldnbil6e Drudfatune bon ben
belten W1uitern, febr wrbIfeil.
GeirenifOfft, Alepata's, $amns, 8inbams, Gam,
met, Sanrer, Gbets, WasIine, $einen, 8ett.
setst, QHatts Sanrer, @bwaIs, .61te,
Scnnsts, Gapptn, pprsslanwaarrn,
furj fatf jecen Nrtitel, Der peranst werrcn mag.
9tufst an unc iltetjeust Gueb 1stft.
Canton, April g., 1850. 29.3Ui.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-07-03
Die Trenton seeenieitiee
2ebenssm. EemerDcrficDe Deritm0s,
Geiellicbaft.
Gapital 15O, 600 DolIars pcIlfcms

s WtH VujSs BSptut.
Tie Anfake fir 9erfidtrun8en finb febr nebri8.
Gs nereen nibt nur fir Elm Sabr, fir 7abre, iltera
baapt fur cine teifimte tarEre 3stcauer seltence,
(pnpern aith bauernbe 4cleen ans8e8tten,
ipelAe 9hue fil + life 3ett sepabren nenals
erl6fDen, tsno tei enem Derfanf res GBentbums
initperrauftm mereem t6nnrn Gis tperptn stssn Gnt,
rihttns elmer 3ebnjahrepramic ausse8sten Alle
Diejeni en- welbe eaiiernpe ppliern nebmen fra.
ren nabtr Elm Decententes.
Da bic GsfeHf@aft aaBerfen IN teiben 3ptisen
ibrfr 4eltaftstbdtistet aae Snbabet pon pcliesn
mad 9,erbaftntB Der sin8ejabften ELECTROMAGNETIC
mien n ibrem profit xbetl nebmtm
ae 70 siett fie reten peilfcmniensr .Siherbsit
meprere tsteutenpe Vcrfbeile an bic .0anp, pelde
annere Osfelf1aften rer Art nidbt oetpabrtn.
Alle, ipeldbe ibr GiSentbum prer settn ta rern-
ntrn ninfhen, follten ffb baber ibre polieen rcr.
fhaffsn. Jlamtntli1 . eu IT'D fcnten lih an
Bic nnterlsi6ncte zasentur ipenoem Da In itrer
Office ale bic Q,srttruns betresnrtn9 9erbanblssns
gen In Dtutf1er Gpradbs 8srfe8en wsroen
t5nnen
Waa(laon, Gtarf County, Ohio.
20. s.. Nttrlbllt
1eent.