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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-13

A VETERAN PoLrrIcns.-Hon. HENRY SHAW, the
representative of our XIIth and XIXth Wards in the
Assembly. ia probably the Oldest member of that body
vet still alert and vigorous in mind and body He was
in Congress from Berkshire Co. Mass) more than thin
ty wears ago. and voted for the Missouri Compromise of
ls2O which cost him his seat In recent passage with
his colleague Mr. d. B. Taylor Mr.. Shaw gave the fol-
lowing good.nstured account of bis own political expe
renee:
In politics he had been everything He had been
member OF every party he had heard Of Laughter
He was AT this time member of the Democratic partyo
that faction known as Iunker-a moderate one-rather
softly Renewed Laughter Before the time of Andrew
Jackson he had been Democrat But when he was
talked of as candidate for the Presidency and Crawford
was mentioned too, he (Mr. 81 became Clay He
remained Clay man during the whole of that despotic
Democratic rule and the that followed He chung fast
to Mr. Clay long there any hope of placing him
in the Presidential Chair and present at the Harrisburg
Convention that witnessed bis MIR C.s) political death.
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STAPLE Day Of removal extensive Ware
hons. No vesey running through No u Basys- len
rance sreet) directly Of the Aor Hcus intend
present stock of goods extremely low prices so that
e can open location with and beautiful assortment
Of goods adapted the and autumn sales
Country Jobbers and Retailers will find bargains in our present
Goods Carpets and Oil Cloths and Yankee Notions
TON PLINPToS WILLIAMS Co importers and Jobbers u Broadway
To OTFICE-SEEKERs WHOSE CLAIMS HAVE NOT BkhN
APPREcIATEpA remedy exists for polite dspponnen o
wife Of SINGERS SEWING MAoHlS a1a
that she will money than you co1 Va ~,
House The advantage too will be pnansnt asa
% CENT DAGUERREoTYPEs-CARDES d Co., No
Broadway still those superb Pictures AZ the low pc
who aVese J cent 'ls
10 he len M fnre dsv Ii fact that picture can
not be produced than Is cents hence the ea sh every
day at GARDEN Co.'S.
rg DIR. c. A. PECK, Dentist, has removed iro no
81 spdst to No East 18th and sohcts cootnusnc o.
ronase invention or discovery 10 penta i:.
combined in he practice proved OF practical ui''
CYW H. McDosALDs Commercial NewsPaPeI
Advertising House. 1O2 Neseut, cor OF Ann me VeIy o
leading papers all Of ted States and %
prces fullest authority the publishers Information Teey g'eu
Gal land ny facilities.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-13

Mr. SoULE AND THE SPANISH MissIoS.-ln stating
the other day Mr. Soue had declared that he would
not accept the Spanish Mission unless ne was clothed
with full powers for the purchase of Cuba we were not
probably entirely correct But 1t was an error merely Of
crpressiOr The term acquisition, instead of purchase,
sboud have been used With this correction the state
ment is strictly accurate. Our information was from
questionable authority Mr. soule is after Cuba, and
he takes the Mission to Madrid to accomplish its annexa
ton to this country by hook or by crook About this
there is no mistake Mr. Soule is good at high vaulting
Let him take that he don't come down on the wrong
side of the object he is praccng at and bark his own
shius into the bargain
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-13
The Mobile and Missouri Appointments.

NAShlNbION, MOndsy ap'H ~
CerrtTordsrce Of The " Y tribune. -
The Mobile appointments were bone OF coo'e.sJ,
for some days up to last Friday morning, serving
TO increase the condition OF general ndspositloa -
nervousness into which the President is decimns ~,
man. The candidates for the COllectOrship there
Burrell Bay kins, Esq and Col. Deas ultra State
men originally from South Carolina with Jones n
ers Esq and Mr. Sanford, editor and proprietor J.
Mobile Register, Union party Democrats all III ~
last named men well to do in the world. Sandia
has been appointed is the oldest editor in all ns ~.
both in age and in length Of connection with me
having been for more than twenty five years at %:
of The Mobile Register Up to 1912 he was csn.I1
rich But the disasters Of that year oyerwhen
Gas security with the debts of others, which
IT, he has labored alone to pay having succeeds.
sa Ons which less scsup.Iou: ' man at b. nst<
would have avoided meeting, ss he could eaay
DONE He u now some eighty seven years Oh aS;b
having fought more good tights for bic Politica -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-13
arp pHosPERITY-Is 1T REALe

uoh.ro for some time inclined TO the belief that
lection of Wing advocacy of those great distinctive
,.-;o. for which we have long faithfully contended
I'D summon to their defense great numbers who
hi,horto seemed hostile Indifferent to their sup
-. Tbose doctrines are so obviously just, and their
so vitality necessary to the public weli-being,
aoub, whether the absolute humiliation of the
,artv would diminish their chances OF thorough
.Ns..r.tion into the National Policy ehaye no.
TN an furiousy assailed and beaten down because We
- IN favor of Protection to Home Industry or of
'..,,robensye and vigorous Internal lmprovement-on
- contrary we should have been beaten much worse
I'd ue held opposite views on these great questions.
have been crushed 10 the earth because our adyer-
s.iss had more popular name than we-because
our views had been successfully msrepresented and
our purposes traduced TO the more ignorant and the
immigrant part of our popuation-so that they were
combined in one solid phalanx against US, without
GARD to the measures and principles on which the two
nsrties were actually in conflict Add TO this the
rrsssr adroness Of our adversaries in shielding from
general regard the bunker influences which have for
same time overruled the official action OF both par
ties with regard to European Democracy, the Public
I.nds and ITO some EXTENT Human Slavery, and We
have annie EXPLANATION Of the Wing disasters which
| eliminated in 1852.
We speak Of all this with calmness and We think
with impartiality. We consider the Wing party not
only defeated, but uAdone. We can contemplate IL.
history with all the philosophc candor that No could
bring 70 bear "a the history Of the Eaash War of tho
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-13
no Waning Men.

w. believe sny vonng good character pleasing address ana
,..u,e industry who widely acquainted in PmaepAa boon
Ioe Wilmington Syracuse Rochester Buffalo Cevemna Detroit
or an, other city of the Potomac and east OF the WIN
of the thrifty villages within days ride Of our city may st up
LIST of subscribers take tbs TRIBUNE OF MIN reslay
hv an earnest ,ud active Of single week HIS cnsrs ior
% should be fifteen 70 eighteen cents per
.ordns TO the expense Of trsnPorion-o" cn"ss Oes II"
,ay,Hy nine cents per week TO which the co'' OIL ap''
r and delivery is to added The canvasser needs no
.r,bo,v from u asks TO trust hn out snpy l"
i,e the psper at bis and pay for 1t at inc exon
f,sc week Nor need apply for papers as TIE Tribune
i now .od in almost every place by Newsnan who wond
GLADLY supply small advance on FIRST co' ana WHOM
- cld take more copies his list increased Ihere afe
6 Mace, in which night going TO WORK the rsa
r.v NAV speedily list of two or three hundred Subscribers
bb will gradually grow to FIVE six hundred ahodng hand
- sky income the This will require oil him some
three bous nrnbe walking per day t. serve his papers on the
- of the first Railroad Train from this City aud perhaps hall
d. ,,,epon each week TIE collection of his aytha all
Tt, are many Young to pursue course OF study OTTO
ss, some extensive vocation who may thus Support themselves
and have the of their time az their own disposal
Nc ,gs these to confer selling agents their respective To-
c.s take in hand copies of THE TRIBUNE sS 49, and make
he etc
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A KENTUCKY CANVASS

Ihe waves OF party contention are stled for sea-
son. and no election may be expected for the ensuing
year or two to lash whole States into frenzy in days
gone BY The calm will doubtless give place in time to
Storm but meanwhile contests Of merely local or per-
sonal character will from time to time attract atten-
ton Such one is now commencing in the With
District of Kentucky.
his District, so long represented by Henry Clay,
VINO never Jailed to carry it, and which has always ad
hered to his Republican Wing principles has been
siderably affected by the late addition of Scott and
owen Counties, which have followed the fortunes of
Jacksonism On full poll however, the majority is still
decidedly Wing in any contest which ELECTS full party
vote s vote IN several recent contests stands thus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-13

Mr. j. c. Breckenridge, the late Member is a young
ana able Democrat, good canvasser, and the first
Ma'whig ever chosen from this old Republican Wing
DISTINCT He is personally popular, and can poll the
entire vote Of his party and perhaps more He means
to be reelected
Against him, the Wings first put up Hon JAMS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-13
LAW OF LrBEL.-The following is the act NJ.
duced in the Senate by Mr.. TABER from the La
ciarv and ordered 10 a third reading:

per shall De liable 10 any action prosecution ~
criminal for 1ir and true report IN such newspaDeryw
judicial legislative, other public official proce,a,y
any statement speech, argument debate in the eogrx
the except upon actual proof Of malice in nlk, ~
report which shall in no case be implied from lie l,+ !,
the publication.
So. > Nothing in the preceding section contained d.
he construed 10 protect any such reporter eia,
proprietor from action or indictment tor any ht-l
comments or remarks supHaddcd to and nterpersd J.
connected with such report
SIC 3. This act shall take effect immedAtely.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-13

Some of our cotemporares yesterday Published
s,orv that Hen GREENE c. BRossos had declined the
osRcs of Collector Of this Port We have the best Az
hor.y for stating that such not the fact thar up 10
late hour last evening Judge B. had neither declined nor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-13
The Tribune for California.

We shall issue THIS MORNING TIE Ir'6nne J0r
California Oregon and The Sandwich Islands, IL VIII
contain summary of all the Latest Foreign ana Do
mestic News since the sailing OF the last steamer onc!
and Market Reports Marriages Deaths, &c.
Single copies in wrappers, ready for mailing, can De
ia % tho bask This Morning Price cents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-13

TEMPERANCE IN IspnsA.-Lalayette, LaEas
burgh, New-Albany, Greencastle, and Rushyille IN.
voted No License under the new Liquor Law Il h.
diana Madison and Jacksonville went Liceas-
Terre Haute ditto BY teo majority.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-13

" ANDREW JACKSON DAVIS and others props,
Convention to investigate the origin and inspiration
the Bible at Hartford on the I'd day OF June v.
havent heard that the American Bible Society hac..
cluded to stop the press" TO await the result d,
discussion
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-13

s5y. Our readers entreaed to exercise patience
for few days longer We have not yet obtained so much
type of the size henceforh to be mainly used in our non
Advertising columns as need nor can we yet procure
on any terms hence too late again yesterday
morning and obliged TO omit our reports OF Ga
vazzi's Lecture the Printers Meeting, &c. the evening
nrevious BY the close of the week hope to be all
IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-13
Nem-1)ork 0ailp Qrlbune.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL -, 1853.
yO CORRESPONDENTS

" 0,.;co con he taken Of ANONYMOUS Communications
Wbatrycr is intended for insertion must be authenti
Gated by the name and address Of the wfiterrno no!
necessarily for publication, but as guarantee OF his
good faith. c;.o
We cannot undertake to return rejected Communica
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-13

~ Nothing heard from Halifax last night CON
corning the America, due. The Eastern lines of
telegraph were working badly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-13

II The Court of Appeals yesterday denied the mo.
ton TO dismiss the appeal of Aid Sturtevan and other
members Of the Common Council from the decision &c
the Superior Court sentencing said Aldermen to fine
and imprisonment for contempt of Court.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-13
BUSINESS NOTICES.

ksox & JAMEss "PREscoTT" HAT SroRE.-lhe
advantage secured BY dealing this Establishment taa YOU e
suert Hat match It's appearance materis o' Ts p, n
At he low prsce Of ol dosrs Avail yourselves o. IL sls
Hat Store the corner Of Broadway and Spfns''H w
&aiooro OF Wnrda
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-13

LEGIsLATURE-The SENATE, on Monday night, passed
salutary amendment TO the Libel Law. Also bills 10
educate St. Regis Indians to authorize Buffalo to take
stock in the Pittsburgh Railroad. The Medical Frac
tise bill was passed but subsequently, recOnsidered Yes
terday the Senate received favorable reports upon the
Life Insurance. the Williamsburgh Water Works, the
Banking Basis the Railroad Signal, and several other
bills of less Importance Bills We're reported TO regu-
late the Fees of Corporation Counsel and Attorney in
New York. to take property for u new Reservoir The
bill to preserve the Purity OF Elections was passed An
Executive Session held and all the Notares Public
nominated were confirmed j. j. Briggs was chosen
Superintendent of the OnOndaga Salt Springs, but the
vote was afterward reconsidered and Mr. Briggs laid
the table. No HarbOr Masters looked at After
recess the bill Regulate the Issue OF Foreign Bank
Notes was passed The Dissection bill was defeated.
In ASSEMBLY Monday night, the Albany and New-Ba
timore Ship Canal and Basin Company were incorpo
rated The Syracuse, BnghamtOn and Oswego Railway
Consolidation bill passed. Yesterday the General
Appropriation bill went through. The Militia Code was
referred TO report complete The DySion-av. Railroad
bill was killed. The st. Marys Snip Canal bill passed
long debate then ensued uponth rival Canal pro ects
Of Mr.. West and Mr.. Clapp.
We learn that bOh Houses were, up TO late hour last
night talking against time upon Supply bills in order to
dodge direct vote upon the Canal questions 1t is
possible that the Session may be prolonged for day
or two.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-13

20 Our columns to-day contain two acts of the high
est moment 10 this City. They the Reformed
Charter and the School Consolidation Bill The Char
ter has its good and its bad points, though the latter
fewer than the authors of the original bill designed
The increase in the numbers of the Assistant Alder
men, Board Of Councilmen, as they are TO be called
will render corruption much difficult than hither-
to. The provisions requiring ferry leases and CEN
tracts to be made matters of public competition
good So is the restriction the spending of money
for public entertainments The same is true of the seq
ton intended TO prevent bribery, and to enable the
Courts to investigate bribery and compel witnesses
TO answer These provisions clearly meet the require
ments Of experience But there are others deserving
condemnation. Otthese is that endOwing the Aldermen
with magteral, while stripping them Of judicial powers
GrOsseSt abuses urk behind that clause of the bill The
structure of the Board of Commissioners to appoint Po
cemen, is also wrong 1t has too much of partisan
aspect instead of being entirely removed from politics
On the whole, however, the Charter an improvement
and We 90 fort
The new School Law virtually closes the Public
School Society, and puts all the City Schools under
common footing under common management The
distinction between the Public Schools and Ward
Schools will exist no longer. We applaud the change
In parting with the Public School Society however the
community it the tribute of gratitude II has lab
ored from the noblest motives and done vast deal of
GOOD i'm its time
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-13

EtroAsr Doors AID GAIT. -wArxss, No.
u s.... IN 70. .l s Sssss ,:A :y:s Z =.
e. : !. ~ AssSss n ssss 4 i,''' Ga sas az
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-13

IL We learn from Southern dispatches that Santa
Ana reached Vera Cruz on Friday, the LIST of April
(ominous ,, but was not very cordially received The
country was still very unquiet the Governor of Ia
maulipas had been dismissed by the Legislature of
that State and insurrectopary movements had taken
place in several portions of the country The most in
terestng item Of news from the Capital is in relation
to an alleged assertion OF Mr.. Faconnet-which he
however, denies-that he had been compelled to pay
100000 to buy over members of the Mexican Congress
LOmbardin it is said, thought of giving Falconnet his
passports The transaction is denied also by the mem
bers of Congress.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-13

PoprIAR EEEoR RErurEp-Some persons THINK u
pecesry to 20 Broadway eveything great @ me
Hat by the challenge competition Win s"y ~
cisy ksses and Chldrens Straw Hat ~ No taa Csn,lst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-13

saloon OF Wonders
PorrIAR ERRoR RErUrED.-Scme persons 5n"E Tb II
pecesy to 20 INTO Broadway for everything great ,e
Ha sde by the snhscribar challenge eompe'itoh WI" '
c Kisses and Chden' sf''" " KELLOGG l2s CaD,ls
HASpsoxE HRS" Handsome is as handsome does,
and Durability ses,@sss sS'1 kSOxs
certy worthy Othe title Call sod ny sO sun and directly
opposite The Herald newspaper office His Prce tor MS oes nat
DLyARy e. Co., leaders and introducerS OF Fam ii
fer G.prsmsn Init Asto House Broadway oaaeIy 2'1teta
Issued Mach 1883 iOseher with copies styles
sod Lopdon. n. -.
C.sr,rxrx's HArs-SpRNo PArrERS-BiRD cor
n.r Pins and introduce the Spring style o. bs S
March L The new pattern Of Of beautiful
esn al .Iespe o. n" BIRD corner Pine and Nasausis
n Spring Styles and Spring Weather ior once come
us 81 sp Se easns dress perfectly orsna IN se aaa
pssd 70 the ,ss n sss.sS tn: masterpiece and
be 5Os % d II nsnSp and
world IL inspection to GfSiS NO. III 'p
R.,.nypy Rosys-S b CHrrTESDEN BROTHER q
Co have Atlantic Asa Arctic s and Af
ehoe assortment OF thee 81 ssebni. in ali sections Of
s ~s,Sa ,'' No. ~9 $ Broadway soS s,5
Cyxry's BAzAAR-On Tuesday the l2th INST, tue
n Snr,,, nno,tstiors will be exhibited consisting OF La
tssa Ss Is. Bosns 81 design together with Sn
liant Manufactured ,s ~ hC Of Ladies and csTca 5
ing wshenceoh be one Of Ihe ma has been
sbarsss: sue 81 .ns 81 Nichols Hotel Brodway MY
RJ~ "A
a and ,tr ned black and Lavender do DO Leyen-
49,. rce: Mourning fouads OF all qualities and styles
sne ca sdines Tissues Mnquse Bareges Musns GnE-
E,errs and Fsr,h Prns English Grapes ior dresses tu-
&c, which oner AZ very ow prices
@ MepnD9 Store No Broadway BARTHOLOMEW WEED
Plato thou reasOnesu well, aud so does MT
clARK at his and elegant Clothing Emporium on the
Conner OF Broadway BscAerst whea he says nat nus
a,;s cannot be surpassed Mr. CLARK Is 100 modest 70 say
rnssone have hesitation IN saying it, aud they
sayitbOldl -...- -. -.-,
- English Floor Oil Cloths, "a feet wide, new and
49,. M.,se Gothic Scroll and paintings at ANDys
os No 90 Bowsry Also 5000 yds Of Floor OIL Cloth at 20 u
a. 81 per yard Ofone 70 two yards wloe spenoa new patterns
C.pptr,yes.-PETERsoN g. HUMPHREYS, No so
,sosdwsy are daily receiving packets from karope
ss cb and superior onc ana yes eo
sr sruary city trade For sale Jul ten pei
cent less than other selling similar goods
CArAL-sr CARPET STORE, No. ~ CASLsT.-E'
Co call the Of their friends to the stock OF
Csetnss just received from the most celebrated
O. mes bought before the late advance in Prices and for sale u 10
g ess than those purchasing at the present rates
Marine ans Inland Insurance.
GrsERAL MUTgAL insurance COMPASY-Assets on
A lS January 1853 $4,000 Profits divided rata among those
who the Company Office No Merchants Erchuge
s,vrer az %al and Wiiarnsfs
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THE PACIFIC RAILROAD.
Fl1n he x....nsl Lnt.n.senesr. Aa.. 1.

FfJn Tie Ns..sns Infslizs AuE. l.
srsEBr, July o., 1sJ2
GEsrIENES I send you letter, just received from
Mr. Harris Heap, companion Of Superintendent Beaie
IL bis central expedition 70 California and Tnca
contains information subject THAI concerns The pub
lie IL is 10, the journal which SIR. Heap was % Keep
and did keep but letter Of results and events Ia anti
cpaton Of thar Journal This letter corrooorates tna'
Of Supernterd,nt Beale (only with more detail re-
ceiyed BIZ he last eek and published II The NH'a@
Tptgeaeer Ii establishes every question connected
with tie central route upon which rs praecaou aad
preference deperdsiOr Oneb bali the dissnee and coa-
firms al that Fremont and LerOuX have been saying.
PEOPLE VIII be sstonshed TO read that IRON the frontier
Of Ais.ou t. th- Valley Of s,n LUIS a. TIE had Of tls
Del n IT, here Is not obstruction 70 Railroad any w4y
comparsb % What found between Baltimore and Wash
inan ard that tie whole route Is through beautiful
ongrtry rich in so grsss, WAFER and grain Ia fact od
ing game every day Ee tells the character OF the
trv for every Nestsrn MAD knows game not found
desert nor even u poor county
The crrtsIy a. War ha just said reported ia pub
lie s2-eeb hat boxing Or D1sses he as5Hl,ass, ne
1eisTtl tqrs ,asFPDes ant .t these caaH0t 5s er2ss4
ma Sciehcs toh ~ 0lt es a0f u srsi iHd u je''
tLf-ssg he arm Thu ma, ee rue u the southern
ro1ss, CT Which, n uis language Of HI Carson-A Ian
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-08

nd he ps'er- features IDENTIFY he e0aaisnAne there
at - zsnsri8x se- AID re .1
hcre thus s1ctd few Of The vita . ny nn are e
rc ecrv,er-f that oarrt and orr 1ees certain O
TIE gth the hopes al 5r<ye Aad
srrrhes Ct TIE Cas vort WIKI @ . AZ that sound = Law
al tst feixca-A Ia: eess-tsen sed u an
i,f LreTitrrt re crss Ia; have oa tr1<n las & a
"a renev,e sirersfa arc eos1tenee fSF has prse5 az
tJ AID Chlrrh Eheh kA beea re ehf o1Tsk Of
ssys,J VII scn rs true . he 10y n-os =, IeH-
f7J crSot-e1 TIA; t3t;e1o< q IL te fco
etrvcoE Ct that ishtsd and s-s.n ne te H
kste Pea Il the Eo-ss Of CoGnEs ne sh ass st ACT
eerIHz 70 TIE coEvuors Elro,c ~ ron
vtiSh Brazil Gaia AID tA United States izaf d. e4 = Az ~
at rsnTssg lat re E0.i u brna4As szsiss ts
te erfhz &1Eet-s zrCeetca -. a4s oeea 49, .efl
The G-b L-sEre-te sad Bat Whether there aAi e
Nd p.o.e1ti., ssan tie Of 6ovsspne1fs or noN
baets To co. S-sy : - sa19tiat e.ssos loz 2rsl'S
" that i u r. I'd - erfilsusheA~
Aov a. bfns abe % NEE
:; fIst.rs and 20 saiscTie -ysef .
TcErs si~s.s f~thfspy. John JAY
M eLTTkR JesSsoS C0Treudug Secretary Ne Sy As
SlzyeEy yccftx