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early found. and sleeping throafA the sermon YIN
a. much rec pectabhfy - any Charcn OF .uem
ali; truly. mcst estimsble Damphoo, Cd AL greatly
miss thy intermittent religion.
in manners; With What a. atfecsionate ar eoalost
thu kick the match boy cat doors, boz the ears OF
the little candy eul, and tell the more s'uy sppe
woman 10 90 TO the devil. With wost q cns'A'e
look coudsf thou listen 10 the tale OF the saissrns
begear child could the bsre blue feet aac wee
The scan,ydress ~he thy generous hsad closed Win
a tish,er srssp upon the cherished pennies IN thy
pocket Anstomieally speaking, friend Danphooi'
suppose thou hsfs' heart einotonslIy no.
trace Of one the feeble article rhch served thee IN
that capacity knew more OF generous thoughts
and roble impulses than . Shanghai pale, kno~s OF
the opera Of Norma
Go, irmerse thysslf 10 that Western to~a whers,
Ik. the rest vbe dwell therein thy abilities will be
uuSeveloped thy talents vii be vailed. thy energies
ru,t out and thou wilt become, like thsm' psrsm-
buis,rg passive perpetual 'scrhcs 10 tae lazy ssas
Of Soth an Ssnctify.
shall mourn thy ;aper legs; shall lament thy ex-
cruci.tpc neck tie: .hsl weep that Last coat that
CID 90 verv long tail unfold shsll sorrow for tsy
urcfuous kair and grieye for thy perfdmed ~hisksni
shall look in vain for thy polished b,pts and Je~-
el,d bands shall mis- thy Intellectual coantensnce
rseia1t with innocent imbecili,y; ana saa oss my
daily meditation upon the presaiioas fri'y OF 'noss
intangible legs.
Bui ancient friend when hereafter all the rustic
mai6ens have Yielded their hearts before my csPu-
vatrg charms. when thy msnly beauty il fully so-
rreciaied and 10 INTEL ectuA endosm acknosl-
20 esd by the world oeign cast one scending
glance downward tovsrd thy former friend aud pc
Tetual scuirsr and give one gracious thought Of
kind remembrance 10 scrrosing, discoosolste me,
Do.sticks.
Damptcol thou art superlstive-there Is none
srester. Farewell H'nce'Orth friendship 70 me Is
but name, and | survive my bereavement ouly to
ccue. nitrate my sffec ions up,n my empryonic whis
kers Sympaihize with me Mr. Editor. and remain
ycurs inoopsolsbls iill the bel rings for dinner.
O X PHILASDRR DOESrICKS, p B.
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be.u'y and the music Of piano and guitar srs lssd,v
with the still sveeter music Of glad voice. AoovS
the Gin OF the hot end dusty street. and Oh We -
boarser din Of the mart below. 10 heard tie osi
laugh and hesrtfal gee Of the apostles Of esar~-
Gay squipsses are drawing up before III. stsssiv
pile and T" fair women and brave men ere oroadlx
disappearing through lis portals to swe the throsc.
Within thee sumptuous hsus-snid thst CAV al
el..fal tbroDg-smd THAI fash Of beauty fashion soS
x,ssfh, whers 80 msry splendors are gathered To-
eetber-who wosls Sr-ts that under the sans brosd
DOME snc in the eifulgeuce Of the golden sao-
light--cria e. and Elm sud despair were holding h;x6
reve Who would dream that the formsr drcs sher
susi. paSc- from The lsitsrf
Well well; the scene draws i,s own moral Life 3
made W Of startiBg eootrsss. Splendor s1d misery,
10Y sna sorrow magLlacerce sud oesgsry. m&sch
ever SIDE by eide II one wesEs the crown otnsr
must wear The cross. Wherever the sun shines there
also creeps the specter shsaow IL IT, after al, bes<r
to suffer Tie gloom Of the shadow than De w''noas Tia
sunshue
Nora Brsr The place have above described,
should have before mentioned. Is the scene OF
UIc Gle Toms sale sfer the death OF 81. Cisir. Ar
Steve has painted il we'll and faithfully. W.
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SALE OF THE PUBLIC WoRKs.-The Legislature of
Perns, vsns passed at ts last session, Law for the
sale OF the Public Works of the State provided they
could be sold at fixed raie. A they we're no, sold,
il il now proposed to reduce the price until pur
chaser can be found and there appears 10 oe party
in the Stale in favor OF getting nd Of them at al
everts. II is probsb hst the proposition 70 sel
the Pubic Works Of Ohio will be again asItated st
the next session Of the General Assembly and We
should Rot be surprised 10 il succeed. We you'd
by DO meaIs be considered as cou ending against
.se of the Canals and Roads at their real value IL
s better that they should psss out of the hands OF the
State. They would not only be more profitable 10
private hare but would be better administered, aud
more useful, consequently, to the public. Gin. Con.
BAsswooD PAFER.-Several papers refer TO thus
article, e recent invention. II rot so As esrly
as 1870, anevspsper prepared from bass-sood Vas
printed IN vermont, by the notorious Matthew Lyon
bearing the title Of The SeoErgs OF Ari,socr4ct aud
R,posttors OF Important Polsfseal 7',uta.r In vas
in this paper that L. published the libel for viii,
be tried and convicted under the fan rs ssdi;ion
law He wss sentenced t. an Imprisonment In i.il
for four months. and the psymeot OF a fine OF oae
thousand dollars and costs. Lyon died in ls22, and
repested attempts were made, after his decease TO
obtain from Congress remission OF the fine and coss
but without succtss till lsio when il wss voted 70
refund the amount, with interest TO his legal repre-
seLtsfiyes. Salem Gazette.
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THE GREAT EXHIBITION AT PARIS.

Couespondepee OF The N Y. Tribune.
PARIS, Thursday, Jan IL, 1855.
The following American artists residing in Pals,
have made application for exhibition:
George A. Heay sbs oros painting and eight por,rsts
Henry Y. Hum landscape.
hrs Emily Brette aId August VIM Brette, Amateurs
Flov ers IN water colois and bssIetef
Thomas Pntchsrd ROssief. two paintings
A. fowers, two portraits IepreseLps Youth and Age
Y. Waleuit. two psiLDss
VIM r. Bsbocok, eisLt paintings
ada circular issued by The Imperial Com mission
in relation certificates for Inventions patented
A. the Imperial Commissio sbtly requested TO fur
nsh ard to the oeIhca for
patented the exclusive privilege the
exhibitions the think proper that the objects exhibited
be sbo have arrived 81 their destination before
such certificate be granted IL viii be likewise
that the exhibitor furnish proof Of Invention or legal
ship certificate Of notortty 10 that effect from their
uliitee will suffice }"
The space allotted III the Palas de lIbdustrie and
in the suppen entary building to the United States, lie
4 le6 square yards. The number OF exhibitors from
the United States, go far inscribed, amounts oOly to
fifty two. The country will have more Commission
ers at the exhibition han articles
Au,tia bad only IA exhibitors at London. ,ici at
Munich, while ior Psri, there are 200 inscribed
An Eng isLnAs hae IN cuted cleo fic rifle, wni h
throws co balls ia minute distance Of coo TO 700
ysrds
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POLITICAL LNTELLIGENCE.

KES1UcKY George W. Williams the Tempe
rance candidate for Governor has written letter. in
which he states that be will hold the nomn atom
der consideration until about the let Of March.
John Rowan declines being considered Demo-
cratic CANDIDATE for Governor for the re that bis
wife lie Catholic, and bs, the prospects Of his party
might be ieoparded by running. Mr. Rowan how.
expresses great pride in the fact that be has no
connection with Know. No,hingism, and takes occs-
sion to oppose the principles of the secret political or
ganizatioD. Tie further says:
trust that entsrt-in proper respect FOR all RELIGIOUS Dc.
nouirstien' although belong no church. sa ODD forbid
that belong to wanting In charity 10 advo-
cate pIoscfiption for opinion sake ="
The Wings Of Boyle Co. propose Wing State
Convention at Fransfort, April ~, Henry Gays
birthday, for the nOmn ,tion Of State ofIiesrs.
WIscossIs The joint resolutions from the State
Senate insfructipg their Members Of Congress to OPP
pose any change in The United States Natuealizatiou
Laws, wes taken up in the Assembly and passed
unanimously.
NORTH CARoLSA.-ln the Senate the bill 10 aid In
the erection Of National Monument, on Indepen-
oence-square, in Raleigh, to the Sgners Of the De-
clsration Of INDEPENDENCE, passed its third reading
unanimously. 1t was gr. at occasion for the display
of eoquence, and IL is stated that patriotism up
to 1880. The bill for the e1ention Of the North Caro-
lima Central Railroad taken up in the House in
that State and the capital stock increased ~ sixteen
hundred thousand dollars. The bill wss further
amended in some uniYportant particulars The Fres
Suffrage Bill, which has just passed the Senate Of
North Carolina, amends the Constitution Of the
State, thar every free white man of the age Of
twenty years being native or naturazed citi.
zen Of the United States and who has been an iahab-
liant Of the State for twelve months, Immediately pro-
cedng the day Of any election and shall have paid
public taxes shall be entitled to vote for member
OF the Senate for the district in which he resides
Iowa The Maine Liquor Law, az amended 10 the
Senate, has passed the House by vote Of IS TO 80.
The contested seats in the Legislature have bee
decided The House d, clded ia favor OF CLARK, RE-
pubIican and the Senate in favor Of Jordan (Whigl
The House is decidedly Wing and Anti Nebraska, and
the Senate now stands 10 Ahi.Nebraska 10 IS Ne
brsskaife
MIcHIoAs-There are in the State Senate: fara1-
ers merchants, lawyer physician, mschinist,
2 brickmakers, clergy man, and I editor In the
House: 80 farmers merchants, 10 lswyers, fisher
man, contractor various, miller l teacher, L
carpenter, ph, scian, and halter.
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JAMAICA.
RESULTS OF EMANCIPATION.


KINGSTON. ia, Thurs1ay, Dec. 2e 1884.
The condition Of this island 10 the revere OF
gratifying. This whole colony il in q rapid de-
cline. Even the English planters themselves have
given up all hope Of improvement. Inc Tree ne
groes are no longer inclined 10 work for the
whites and the coolies recently introduced INTO
the island, by whom it was proposed to replace
the negroes, cannot support the climate o' yshlar
ca. The deficit in the finances OF TINS c"iony =
frigh.fully increasing, and has again fenoerea
necessary considerable increase OF tie import
duties. The expectation Of native products prin-
cip,Ily OF coffee and sugar, il likewise decreasing
With every wear. as il shown by the Official papers
IN the commerce Of Jamaica presented to Parlla-
ment, as follows:
I'm the year 1880, the export Of sugar from the
i,Ispd Of Jamaica amounted 10 $685. hcgshesds,
ofs tierces and 200 barrels and that OF coe- To
7Iz7 $50 pouDts IL the yer l.5253, the port OF
sugar decreased TO O. 752 hog heads, 32lf tsrces
ard 3s7 barrels ana that CT coffee 10 3,O37 COZ
pounds Run decreased from - 40 puncbeoos ~
is52 10 10 34s pnncheons in 1883. In tue year 1882
So tbe in port Of -four - g27 barrels aod IN the
year 1864, II amounted only TO 20 OH barrels.
Rice deere ssed from - Gl6 bag- in ls52-3 70 1881
bses 10 1914 The whole number OF vessels co.
te. in The port Of Kng.'on IN 1888 was SEQ vessels
among which 1872 were English, l56 American, 81
Dutch. 81 German z Spanish, and { Haytisn
Dr. Hamilton, whose extensive coffee plantation
On the nights If the Blue Mountains have recently
visited, and " no sebds the pest tolohdi concc W
the FL glish market assured me that he is actually
working at a loss. In the capital of Kingston,
once the rival Of Havana, almost one-fourth Of the
houses are now standing vacant and abandoned,
ard its streets look deserted. The free negro
population, together with growing dislike for
labor, are becoming more ard more impudcBt and
corrupt in morals. 1t lie a very desolating sight
for the phisnthropst to see how little emanclPa'
ton has vet improved the lot Of the negroes. The
complaints and opinions on that subject are almost
unanimous, even from quite impartial quarters.
This free British Colony is going down in proportion
as the Spanish West-Indian slave colony of Cubais
rising in prosperity and riches. From Martinique
and Guadalupe the accounts in respect TO the
negroes are as desolating as those from Jamaica;
bnt there more hope is entertained of acclimating
the coolies. As longas protection for the French
Colonial sugar is maintained in France, these
islands are more likely to prosper In Martinique
the negroes have retired i'll masses from the plan
tations, preferring the cultivation of the
plsntain tree, for their own account, TO the more
painful labor on the sugar-estates The remotest
future OF the West Indies seems destined to suffer
from the unjust and unnatural introduction Of the
African race, which appears not at all fit for west
ern civilization.
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DISTRESS IN WARREN COUNTY,
Correspondence OF The n. Y. Trbu0e
WARRES County, Tuesday, jar

orrespondence OF The ". Y. Trbuoe.
WARRES County, Tuesday, Jan. %, 1855.
While from every quarter c9mes up the cry Of
hard times, we, in this section, feel the general
de- preston most en- phaticaly.
The discontiDuance Of the Saratoga and Sscketts
HaIbor Railroad threw out Of employment several
thousand destitute foreigners who are dependent upon
charity ond the means that the Law has provided for
their support Amid the gel eral depression of all
obtain employ men,-eaubt famine stares them in the
face Those that have oecen, apparel ransack these
old hills for miles around, and every door is be.ieged
continually with ihroDg Of famished paupers. Yet
they find the inhabitants generous and Charitable
for the bump of benevolence is large among the
people Of the mountainous regions.
This is a lumber region, and 10 snow TO deliver
logs. All feel the pinehiug of the hard times A.
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TwEsrr-SIsrH sESAroRIAL DIsrRIcr rhe rep
reseDtatives Of the several Know Nothing Councils
in Ontario and Livingston Counties assembled at
Lima, Friday evening last and pu, in domination
for Senator the Rev. W. ii. Goodwin, Of Geaevs.
Mr.. Goodwin was formerly Pastor Of the g. Johns
Methodist Church in Rochester, aud has been lead
ing man among the Temperance Orders, and is the
author of work in defense OF Odd Fellowship. lie
n stated to be Democrat though it ia difficult ~
credit the assertion in view Of the fact that the Silver
Gray Know-NothiOgs are The only real eonsevativss
Of the Wing party.
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The expenses the cemetery, including the priests
charge Of 81, were $50 IS. Macs al the church IN
deriakers fees, etc, reached $50 more
An Irsbnan died i'll Albany. not long ago, who had
deposited over $500 10 the Savings Bank although he
lived in great apparent indgelce. No sooner was he
dead, than grand wake" and burial was decided
upon ard il cost his family over sl2o 10 get bis body
into the ground. The liquor drunk at the wake
cost si2 and there d charge for four "sympa-
"ihisers who were hirtd 10 make many lamsnts
tons for the dvpsrtedo wall and hos over his dead
bocy. The coffin, the carriages and the masses
amounted to roand su1I. And 80 Pat was " de-
Gently buried
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"DEcKsTLY BURIED "A person Of inferior de-
gree rece pty died in Rochester. He had tri1e
slO0 in the Savings Bank. His wife directed that
this should be Withdrawn when he died, in order 10
secure to him " decent burial The money was
taken out and ssl go expended upon the
wake" and the funeral. The Democrat gives the
following bill Of items for the expenses of the
"wake."
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TIE TARuy.--The Washington correspondent
Tie Journal Of Commerce telegrsphs to iha, -"pse
the following item, under date Of Jan. %:
"a conference on the tariff question ~as held %
Saturday, BY Messrs Houston, Hunter James oa'H'
ne and Edmonds, and project VS. greed upon.
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A fugitive slave at Bangor last week who said
he ran away from his master at Alexandria Va, be-
cause be intended TO sell him to Florida planter
con Of his master. Of about his own age, furnished
hm With money to pay h,s fare to New-York, and he
walked from Portland TO Bangor. lie SAT- mated his
value in Virginia g, 5000. The good people Of Ban.
eor PIT him through on the underground rslrosd for
New Brunswick.
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CHARGE OF BURGLARY -rrsncis MClusky
youns srr,stes early yessrdAy nnornaf a. To
with breaking into the junk shop Of oseo hsesD, I.sss
&c TO the vsue in ell Of $50 IL 10 alleged ts., ne ,ss h
soon after the commission Of re es Wood for exs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-10
RACHEL IN COSTUME.

So high and elevated and OF such pure spultaa
rapture are the influences which Rachel inspires that
it is impos be on leaving her al night to turn even
for q moment from that figure so full of Intellectual
beauty, bending before the tribute to her genius In
simple and almost sad dignity, and dwell Or no-e sur
roundings which, however splendid, receive ftom her
rather than lend to her attire c'on. In this breshing
interval. however, between the presentation OF the
picture Of Adrenpe the scees and that OF Mary the
queen il may not be unnteresting 10 that more beau.
tfu poron OF our race 10 whom is TO u ever JOY
10 devote our small service, 10 turn TO that toilette
whose exquisite perfection 10 study ami whose
smallest settings are charms Of delight The familiar
ity Of every habtue of the Theatre Francois and St.
Jsmess with every precious stone in Rsohels easke!
and lie story and with the aest THREAD in the thrill
ing fold of her every robe will US for rashiy
yentlrps into those delicate and mysterious realms IN
which woman weaves her enchaatmeat and angels
only tread.
The great portrait painters are usually held to bo the
real authority for the true spirit Of costume Through
gallery Of the naIc port ats OF IIolboo Vandyke,
or Sir Joahua Reynolds, OF oar gifted Page, wo
nlva, VANDERBILT no, no with intense delight. All
Ia 90 beautiful 90 noble serene. minging with tho
moro instncA that certain deep reverence
for "a high nature ~ woman without whirh, believe
US love will last. vhiis u does Ia stripped
Of half lie Leauiirs There portraits Of ilsynois
~ si,inely ovsy. spiritually bright tsa, nc ''aad
iefas them as MILAN pieu,ss hs'an In tho p'ese"ps
dHre, "s,vpidly ea.d 'oady lib lhs i"iehs 81 old
a. tie hid ~ tho small ~Ls H.es' 81 e. hath !" daa
30 s.s 3. desih 10 give SOLITARY thin :" tho 's-'
vtl. sii.4s L..eL ,is ss"vss0. ss's'.e ever ''.s
s...i -i,. ei..s W. .s..s..hss Lss'i"e f's'" $40
~ ~. .sy, s.Jais,- s.ss,s ed ssis Vsssa '''s-
i. e-si..i, ed 80 .i.-"s' f.".y -ss'-s ss"s.,
st,.s SECS. ~ byt t-rs'f,rpf 'ys"''ss' " y"
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CITY ITEMS


ASornER 0RDKR FROM TIE M.fos-A CH,sse
som pErAurp PoLIonsKS.-Asyor Wood has Issued
ali order 10 70 into e.icc, tomorrow morning. t"aca'
irs the officers detailed q, the various Police Courts.
Which Is anything bu, pleasant to these "stsrs.'
Heretofore When psoed on duty at any p"ticaS
count, tho officers have considered their location Q
permanent one and such, up to the present u@e, haS
tsea tho case bu, now ;hese favored officials arc V
10 removed hum their old hsupts and stationed whore
they eanne, a. pleasure TO the Ivy Green. Cahsa
llsu,e o. wherever their favortc resorts MAY be- -
,sae drink. slerp 81 lass uishts debsuoa, OF ~
relisics CO.. All hour, SC.
rhs proposed change Of tho Mayor in the r','es
pepas,mcnl. Il Is 70 be hsped. viii prove bensnes' V
tho pubic ~ vel - &c The Polieemcs thenlseev~'
TIE new esje- reasAres Tho vo sssesse "tne ,o~.
e. rceea themselves. eas with Tho men unoS nin' q
kse. MsyAs' ss NIsd District rsass V0aN W
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terrniaution Of tho tsgedy si1 afford Of es,Bysc-
turning at night
We hope Mess Darsie sns Corbyn viii sor the
tq,s hing oai ,Lcir oIoscDtbOoks ofpsys In ct siao.
1. reliance on tteir announcement pteycotci rnsoV
who would otLervb,, have ordered The books 81 Cris
terp's from doing -. hirenDe Leco1vrcur VS. not
brought oai INIT. hA.f PISS, on the evening bsiHc shs
play snd RON 10; having hsd tune to re I'd 1t tAss-
ouebly We comnitted an esTor in or synopsis OF The
lat scene Tor ~ich ~ shoud haze scil regret
even than We Co. did we 40. feel s1rc TIA; mono whs
were q. to pay could have been n,isisa by Gus
ulistake.
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I. Ga. FssaStsoe. Ava DR.. Tmoihy Murphy iormei'y
81 SS. ia, ST. Of dfogsy Nj joseph Bailey formerly Of
SAs rSsSc, AS g. John Nas'ei painter formerly OF
No ~ ~ o. q ycs1S <, - p.t
10 Nnerts, AS :, James N9'NA a. ''"o'I " i''
s.. Frsrssse Aas TO- Nj. RufAs Chase formerly of Man
-, he sacramento River Shasta Co. Aus. ?, OF brosehts
.S.-,~ Duh,is formerly q SCHUYLER Co. Mo
A. Hc'ps Nsl.ey. Jay 30, Nt hphfaim hyH formerly OF
NswNorN, aged 50 years . -, IF -
u Sss EsIs',eo 81 d5oPJ, Mrs ~ l. Ctpman wife OF l.
.Air,usa So = yss.s natl, u Hn-s Co.. Miss.
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x,,>.,, NeS,N,,NN Mas So, a heet ''ee't ".',V
lNtS1,>ss Avn Nnep,,r,Ne t'c,i t,cw MNg,' "
~, ss~e t,re p,rNicVa The ds@%e " 'av s' -,
,... I, Wy sNsht Ap3 can ~ wl's .Ns",,. car
~, S,N pnoN ANr UUh HN'"rN" w Wv
y, N,sst ~, am ~ this MAI srs y. - ~, .,
,Sa ,.rs N,,vr,u ,ee hsieS ~ ~" a,',,c
~ AsS - VOC 90" .,,,s cas- ,,nNcuecd on rnesisy
49, ,'''s.ss sspi,lb, The sWNcying party
sANs tS'Nf 80 livSblcnI snd pcctNes ~ the
S.s>S s,S ,ys,sl stockholders, vi Mr. Ros"n,
ssr - ,ss rSG ,, SslSS, , SS SSS"y !. TcTy
80 " 'tAcN are Scfctn,nod IA examine thls
w. :, dc ,rc then selves. AMI sFc nov actually
49, ~ =, ~, Ee inccr inco0ductinE the survey.
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Married.

=, - Y>..,.>, yu'y ~, wm Wac II san Francisco 70
49, A -. t,f,rsf'v ct kc.ton, Mass. -
...,.,gA Aa< e Mt Ww. N y. Armstrong OF Nash
80. t,Vr clie,ea Srsts q Low. 'yti"' Nv.
il Sss FgsPs' Avs l.! lae"" T. S'''A 70 'sa t. ]00"
i N ~, NC. I.
Tsrs"e, Aas s MI Gecfss II. Lor,ns Of san fr'n,
49, Nss CAgoae NJ fsneis iAnsa'c' OF l. D. FRANCS OF
Fs Y,sr,, s Aps Chs'es u irwin, formerly Of Seneca
Csstly " Ma Eas'se = Naheie OF OAA'Aha' si'"'