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MARITIME INTRLLIGENCE.
Port OF New York, February a5, 1855.


CLEARED.
SNIP faiss san
Ship II Thornton, Hunioon, New orleans-Robson Eos
gark Louisa, souper, csrdenAs-Nora Navarro.
s sssI SI1 rSs.oy
s sssr s% s%n smith smith
seSr nary inn. GIBBS FhiladeiphRla@Ias Hand dn'
schr sssepstakes Nut eser:.-haser.
sShr ioa.s Besr.e, Bc.ton-sw Iswsico.
so. . a% rsd. Ksyno en Bs,toInL Kenny
Steamer Delaware Copes. PbiladelshiA
ARRIVED.
10 s.s .S;I md s:;:sHy:: SsSs Bse %
and pssssnssrs 70 Indian Pisssaps no &C. WIN ma''
.n shS COLUMBIA mSSha,oI EayeTPOO Jan G. with a.e
rn ssD N ~ .ssm nav w% Web Car. Hazard
2pss.ensers % VIM Frost Experienced heavy wea
sh Sn u w. s@s s..-. x.,r o.,... ~, a,
and VIM o Ssn 81 with md''
s ss1. s %s fTs od P%O and Gsrsr
heavy weather Of efnSds been blown scross he Gaf
Gamble P p . Sspcs oT ms asrs 10" - spoke bark
"a. ss s sa ac. ss e s"s Ses s re ssseFS
.S~ ~ ,sS IVES nsrey Steering s lsh inst lat
ermo for New Orleans 2ls lat ~ ION Is ship PePPer
s%s 1 Co yS TSs
Bah Escorsss Ryder Havana. day.. with sugar. ,obac
and segars 20 Mora nephew Experienced heavy wea
B.rt Rro,hsr Culver cenfasEc. Fes Z with and
Doaus GiIky for Prladslrhis lob ias9 Ga cape 20
Iente esehsnsed sgnsls With Brrmen brig Magdsene lah
from Orleans. The experienced heavy weather o"'
hs a 70 pn"n cs GA ysy T Ssv SCs ss
sher most Of The psSsAse eth inst le q rs lon 70
time Jaw ship Ocean hell Steering ssw. '''''
Rs,s uedias OF Hath s.rrim.n New oresn. q days,
er; been u days o. lisisras
10 days. with sugar ae 20 msssr Had SesTy sestsr
BAH Carolina T.nan. chsrs.,o5 il days with cotton,
Rig Aasy swI Pqre s Ma Jan ~ WIN coffee
ss B srs oresoa sound NJ ies' ss . - Lon q Il
spoke brig xenerhon from Boston Tor sagus Grande
With sugar o peters RypsSsaesS ssssy ~s ED T.
with nsbosssy se 70 ii Bsrn.sorS Had SeaSy ~ssSss
been day. n q Rsii.rs.
leans ~ days with sugar Ao to BroolnlAn Go. Had
Bfis Nofency mi At.kspas 3. day. with .usnr aud mo
lasses g Ihowoson iunier Had very heavy weather.
Bris Leoniins loi s4leni Bray guck,ve &C sdsy. with
lumber and ros,n, % reck A church.
wi,h sugar m0lasss. and coffee % Lewis ise a. al
land op aavsS ca @ p .Pss sf nm rS
sweeiler days from Gardens Tor Boston
sal. sSrs.. fe % na.s s:s San % %
on The passage split foress se and has been blown on hes
schr Mary Lane Gsrdner Mssnra. II day.. With sugar
sehr iamarsine, TSorndyts' New Dream. ~ ssys with
mossses, TO Morgan Co; vessel 70 wsdiesh Know
Experienced heavy weather; stove boat Ac
schr senator burch Savannah, ~ dayr with cotton and
weather the whole passage.
schr Vim Gllhland, Erricson Charleston, days win
cotton, &c, TO Doncr, Potter Co.
, schr 7 Smith, Cooper, Wilmington NC, rs day. Hsd
heavy weather. days hove under three
msnss and rysal has been far East ou g. bu
wsrks, boat &C.
scbr Horton, -, Boston for Virginia.
Schr Wonder French, Providence.
Schr j Tull, Cooper. Providence.
Steamer Westchester. Clark. Providence.
BELOW.
A bark and brig, unknown.
SAILED.
Ships Golden West, Sydney Nsw Resouie and VIM Tan.
scott, Lveprool Meridian Panama; steamer Tbos ssann
Savannah.
Wind during the day from stogw
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN BRTDeBPoRT CoTN.-A fire
broke this morning about three O'Clock 10 the build
ing owned and occupied by We Tomnson Spring and
Axe Company, Cannon street The whole establish.
ment burned 10 the ground. The tools, machinery
and buildings a the company were valued SIC 900, and
The stock hand according inventory just taken
exceeded go 900. The total amount insured si6 500
The company employed some SIXTY Eve OF seventy men
al % whom ~ course are thrown out Of work Byido,
PM tdrmsr, ~. a.
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Canadian brands were less buoyant, while sales were
confined to about 400 500 bbs within the range Of the
above figures Southern -four was steady with less &c
vity in sales The transactions confined to about
GOO 700 bbs within the range OF the absve quotations
Hour easier and sales Of about zoo Dds were report
and prices unchanged. Wheat was quiet and
holders demanded prices above the views Of buyers
which checked sales, while quotations were nominal
Corn was steady with sales of Is 900 bushels in
GLIDING poor and sound Jersey yellow, at 65c. &C.,
CSC Zoe The sales also Included about GOO bushels
damaged white private terms. Rye was easier, with
sales Of about 1000 bushels at CSC 1oc Barley was
icy malt was At SSc. 81 Oats were steady, with fair
sales, at DC a47c
Rio, At 101c. a1Okc, and 600 bags Jamaica at p. t.
Co1ToN-The saies were confined 10 about 900 bales
closing Arm al about l2c. for middling uplands.
change of moment To Liverpool about 500 boxes bacon
engaged at IT'S 3D. 800 bbs rosn at D. and 900
London $50 boxes bacon were engaged at as Cd 80
pork at 4s 3d. Rosin was at 2s 3D. 10 Glasgow -four
was at D. 3d., and grain at 6s ID 7s There was no
ports.
MoIAsrs The market was active for New Orleans, and
the sales embraced about 500 900 bbs at Sic. Soc
chiefly n the latter figure.
NAVAL sroRKs-The sales of spirits turpentine embraced
about 200 800 bbls at 47c., cash. was afterwards
sales OF about bbs at 81 Al per $40 lbs delivered
Within day two the sales of crude turpentiDe have
reached about 900 bbs here and TO arrive So 81
80 10 per $50 lbs. small sale of No. / rOsn was
ported at % Is.
OIs -Inseed was steady with sales of 5000 900
gallons American, at CSC. SOC. Sperm less buoy
ant and sales al New Bedford were reported at 81 az
with 800 bbls. do. at private terms Whale quiet and
nominal.
PRcvlnoSs-Pork-The sales embraced about 500 bbls ,
including at $l6 co. and prime at $l3 12s $l3 25
thin mess 3l6, and clear mess a Sl8 Beef continued
firm At the recent Improvement The sales embraced
about 400 500 bbs, including country prime at SO so
81 so, mess do: at s1oa $il repacked mess at sl2
el3 80, extra do. at $14 $14 so; prime mess
Il $2l q SIS. Beef hams were dull Bacon was
heavy, and about 200 boxes short ribbed middes
sold on private terms. Cut meats firm, with
sales Of Ito bids including shoulders at and hams
a. $50 aszc Dressed hogs were dull at 6hc. 1ac.
lard exhibited more buoy with sales of about 200
800 bbs and terces at 9sc. exc. Butter and cheese
steady, and prices unchanged.
RcE--The market reported with increased activity
to-day sales TO the extent Of about 200 casks
reported at 34c. 4c-the latter figure for prime In.
cuded In the sales there said TO have been about 600
casks for export and the remainder partly speculation
and part 10 60 out Of market.
suGAEs-The market was In fair activity. The sales
embraced 900 200 hhds New Orleans at prices within
the range Of &C. q Tc.
wmsKxY.-Saes of 800 a 400 bbls. were made at 22c
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Last year the company did not work so many
miles of road and were blockaded by snow. The
statement, however, shows an improvement. taking
everything into consideration.
The Philadelphia Ledger Of the 25th inst says
We have been favored by the Secretary of the meeting
Of coal carrying companies with abstract of their pro-
ceedngs, by which appears that the following compa
MES represented 1t the meeting
The Delaware and Hudson Canal Company
The Pennsylvania Coal Company.
The New Jersey Central Railroad Company.
The Morris Canal Company.
The North Pennsylvania Railroad Company.
The Lehigh Valley Railroad Company.
The Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company.
The Scbuylkill Navigation Company
The Lehieh Coal and Navigasion Company.
After general debate the prospects the coal trade
for the presentseason Mr. Frederick Frsey submitted
proposition to the effect that the Schuyknl Navigation
Company would advance their through charges for
toll coal twenty i've cents ton over the charges for
1867, providing the Reading Railroad Company, the
Delaware and Hudson Canal Company and the tehigh
Coal and Navigation Company would mako corresponding
advances their respective lines whereupon said pro-
position was referred TO committee, consisting OF the
Presidents OF the several companies referred 70 by Mr.
FraIey.
At an adjourned meeting held yesterday the following
report presented by the committee and unanimously
adopted, TO wit -
The committee report that aer carefully considering
the proposition referred "a them they deem nexpedient
at this time 10 adopt II, but believe that by forbearance
and moderation on the part Of all engaged In the coal
trade the rates and prices Of the year 1851 be OBJ
tanned. They think that with the gradual Improvement
Of general business the coal trade will also assume
healthy condition In the meanwhile any slight inequa-
for transportation will probably regulate themselves.
r. however, they should be found 10 give great advan
taRes TO any particular line such advantages ought 10 be
u by the party enjoying them for obtaining better rates
andFices, rather than TO take monopoly OF business
r. d. Cullen, JAMES Cox,
F. FRAIN, RonKKr SourrER
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TELEGRAPHIC.
ARREST FOR SITTING FIRE TO THE PACIFIC HOTEL
STRANGE DEVELOPMENTS.

81. LOTS. Feb. Is, 1855.
Charles l. Taylor alias Sanders has been arrested for
setting IRE TO the Pacific Hotel after numbering Ephram
Doane Of the inmates Dr. srader the landlord
Charles wodrup the Waterman have also been arrested
The examination takes place tomorrow when, sup.
posed that Of the and dabocal acts
ever committed will be developed.
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Movements In Real Estate.
There rather Increased activity sales yesterday
and general way at what may be considered as far
A. city properly 70 concerned, fair prices.
ny hsssrs. A. J. Bleecker, Son A Co.
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BY AUTHORITY.
LAW OF THE UNITED STATES.
Pub 10.

Pub: 10.
A RESOLUTION authorizing suitable Acknowledgements
to be made by the President to the British naval
thorities at jamaica forthe relief extended to the Off
and crew of the United States ship " Susquehan
nah disabled by yellow fever
Resolved ~ de Ssnae and House of Representatives. of the
United States Of america Congress assembled That the
President be- and he is hereby authorized and requested
to suitable Acknowledgements to be made the
part of this government to Admiral Sir Houston Stewart
Of her Britannia Maestys navy and the officers under
his command, for their prompt and efficient aid and
generous hospitality extended to the disabled officers
and crew OF the United States ship g Susquehan-
nah her late arrival at Port Royal in the
Island OF Jamaica with the yellow fever board
which occasion, besides placing the naval hospital
with adequate corps of medical officers and at
enants at their service eighty five Of the sick officers
and crew of the 'Susquehannah safely and prompt
y conveyed shore with the aid of the boats of the
British squadron and the lives of the greater portion of
them thereby probably saved And that the President
pirate devices to be presented behalf of this govern
ment to Assistant Surgeon Frederick III. Rose of the
British navy, who volunteered with the permission of his
commanding officer, to join the q Susquehannah' and,
at imminent personal risk devoted himself the voy-
age from Jamaica to New York. to the of the sick
remaining board And that the President suit
able testimonials to be in like presented to the
medical officers in the British service in attendance at the
hospital with appropriate rewards to the and other
attendants there whilst occupied by the officers and
crew of the g Susquehannah.'
Approved May 18th 1853
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SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES

FRIDAY Nay l4.--Hon. Sydenham Moore of Alabama
Leonard w Goddard esq, of New York, Edward M Nc
Cook, OF Minnesota and John Stuart, of Maryland
admitted attorneys and counsellors of this court e
No. IL John b. Irvine, appellant, ps VIM b. Mar
shall Il al Appeal from the supreme court of Minnesota
Mr. Justice Daniel delivered the opinion OF the court,
reversing the decree of the said supreme court with costs
and remanding the for further proceedings in
formty to the opinion of this court
No. 49, Alfred Ingraham Il al assignees, &c. appel
lants Moses Groves administrator, a. Appeal from
the circuit court United States for the eastern district
Louisiana Mr. Justice Catron delivered the opinion
the court affirming the decree of the said circuit court in
this cause with costs
No. 90 John Sigerson plaintiff in error, u.s. Edward
Mathews In to the circuit court United States for
the district of Missouri Mr. Justice Mclean delivered
the opinion Of the court affirming the Judgment of the
said circuit court in this with costs and interest
Nos. 81, s2, and SO. James Holford administrator,
plaintiff in error The State of Arkansas Errors to
the supreme court of the State of Arkansas Mr. Chief
Justice fancy delivered the opinion of the court dis
missing these causes for the want of Jurisdiction.
Nos. "a and 49, The President and Directors of the
Bank of Washington a., plaintiffs in error The
State of Arkansas al and The President and Directors
of the Bank of Washington &C., plaintiffs in error Us
The State of Arkansas and the Bank of the State of
kansas Mr. Chief Justice delivered the opinion of the
court disnissing these causes for the want of ursdc
ton.
No. 49, The owners and claimants of the steamboat
Hugh Jenkins ct al appellants, ps. George H. Sawyer
Ct al Appeal from the circuit court United States fol-
the district of Maryland On the motion Of Mr. Schey OF
counsel for the appelees, and with the assent of Mr.
Stewart of counsel for the appellants this appeal
affirmed with costs and interest
No. 1913. Willes Cook ct al, plaintiffs in error,
Merrill A. Furbush ct a. In to the circuit court
United States for the district of Massachusetts, The
tiers in controversy in this having been agreed and
settled between the parties, it was, motion of Mr.
Keller ordered that this writ of be dismissed each
party to pay his costs in this court
No, 269. The United States, appellants, u.s. James L.
Bolton Appeal from the district court United States fol
the northern district of California The motion to dis
miss this appeal argued by Mr. j. Mason Campbell
in support thereof and by Mr. Gllet in opposition there
to- Whereupon the appeal was dismissed.
Adjourned until Tuesday next, III o'clock.
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absenteeS reported and, after time had been
consumed in hearing excuses,
Mr.. CLEMENS of Virginia, moved that the Sergeant
at Arms be directed TO arrest and bring the absentees who
not excused within the bar of the House pending
which,
Mr. JONES' of Tennessee moved that all further pro-
ceedngs under the call be dispensed with which motion
not agreed to-
The moeion of Mr. CLEMENS agreed to.
Accordingly the Sergeant Arms arrested and brought
within the bar several members, who discharged
from custody payment of the usual fees.
AT twenty minutes past eleven o'clock all further pro-
ceedngs under the call dispensed with, and the
House adjourned.
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MARINE NEWS.

Arrived Soutener, Leftover, master Balti-
more, guano to Foule Co
Schooner Alma Dent, master, Pomonkey to Black
lock, Marshall, g. Co.
Cleared Ship Henry Harbeck, Tree master, Manila
and market.
Sailed--Schooner James MCGEE, Gallagher, master
Sing Sing, N. y, coal byT j. Mehahy.
schooner James House, Spagg master, N Y, coal by
Borden Mining Company.
Schooner John Cadwaladcr, Godfrey, master Boston,
coal by Borden Mining Company
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DARLIAMENTARY GOvERNnIENT. by Earl

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In two parts London, 1858. 81 %.
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Familiar Lectures Young Military omoers ~ Field omcer
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EROM WASHINGTON DIRECT TO ALL PARTS
u on THE WEST, SOUTHWEST, AND NORTHWEST BAIT.
MORE OHIO RAILROAD

sA'~sr arrangements, sssasiy sH.Tgoosd seAsuIss
Three through connecting daily szoep, Sunday
Isl, The CINCINNATI psEsss NAIL starts a, 5ls, a. m, Al
@ s aas Tor sseaklAss Al Relay HOUSE, washington
e mr. Ss s soIa qsa at ssnwea the Ohio a. wS
ga THE GREAT CINCINNATI fous EXPRESS eouneson
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etc Time nom Washington 70 oncnna hours
81 c1ScISSArI, DAYTON, INDIANAPOLIS, CAIRO, ST. lois
NORTHWESTERN Exrntss sxcsp. s~urdsy
ana NOR TO- On "ass us sss ss % s
thr g. from Washington
TO view the grand mountain sesns,y = Me road " daylight take The
For rarkersburg and all stations the Virginia
take the train For all points the Marietta Railroad
these trains, both the closest direct
that have offered the travelling public
Ohio Railroad and lines could has. been secured
Route -
Way passengers the Baltimore Rail
road win Washington follows For all points
Junction and nedno. by the Sls am train For all
with the Frederick train take the 70 train
trains leave Washington daily for baltimore follows oie
T.4s m, and D rs and 0, p.
and Philadelphia for New York and the 7A6 for rh
Tbs SIS a. M and "a and O. D. M trains make the western
connexions at the Washington Junction With the trains from M
5ls, @ 32s, D. Annapolis
The ~ a. m and ? 20 and p m trains Will stop st
On Sunday but one train leaves Washington at 32b p
follows 20 oA5, M, 90 M tho ars and
fourth Of which will be Express Trains and VIII not stop
functions
to Den 1 1s' co sRsss
press arriving Washington
apply to THos II. PARSONS, Agent,
ora''h' ticket once wA, " s ss srs0a
Muster Of Transportation
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AL II X A N ID r. IA

MaRKMs-Flour- sales superfne, 81 SO. Wheat
offerings fair, market white 81 TO- ST 06,
81 0s 81 Ia; red 49, &c. ST. 81 O4, ST. 0s. Cornoffer
ngs good and market active sales white, So 50 CENTS
yellow, As cents. Ryc--saes GO 20 cents Oats &c
81 centa.
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ssC 10 PEN" IN G0LD.-TAYLOR Il MAURY
QUO have for sale ttis highly approved gold pen PrcO

i
Also new ladies' gold barrel pen with hodor very
ticle. Price ~ rs NA t4tis- lfi
with large stock of the various styles gold pens from drar
manufacturers at their lowest prices
upon sale sent By mail, postage FREQ
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II lFE AND TIMES OF HUGH MILLER, author
4 Of Testimony OF the Rocks " Old Sandstone
Of the Creator &c, by Thomas Brown The eminent
scotch divine volumes price 81 postage
Washington, by TAYLOR N MAURY
May IL Bookstore, 33t Pennsylvania avenue.
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brilliant SCHEMES FOR JUNE, 1885,
GREGORY MAURY, Managers Wilmington, Delaware
be drawn under the superintendent appointed by
the governor
$37 Lottery for the Benefit tho STATE OF DELAWARE,
Class 121 for 1858 To BIO drawn at WILMINGTON DEL, Satur
day JUNE s.
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Iowa who introduced the charges the other day [Mr.
HARLAN TO I'LL the blank to have the full benefit
of the investigation.
Mr. TONES hoped the Committee on Military Affairs
would be charged with this investigation nasinuch as
this sale of a military reservation, made by di-
rection Of the Secretary OF War.
Mr. INVERSION said that it would be utterly impossible
for that committee to give their attention to the matter,
account of the of business already before
them.
Mr. TooMBs regarded that as a sufficient reason, and
withdrew his motion,
Mr. TRIJMBUII suggested that inasmtch the
ator from Iowa In his seat, the resolution should
BIO allowed to lie over for the present which was agreed
to.
Mr.. YUIEE gave notice that to morrow morning he
should call mp for consideration the bill to amend the
in force in relation TO the Patent Office
Mr. sLIDEL gave notice that he should take an early
opportunity to call up the bill in relation 10 the banking
system in the District of Columbia
Mr.. STUART gave notice that Tuesday next he
should call mp consideration the bill from the House
Of Representatives donating public lands to the several
States and Territories which may provide colleges for the
benefit of agriculture and the mechanic arts.
PRIVATE
On motion by Mr. INVERSION, the Senate proceeded TO
the consideration of bills the private calendar.
The first bill the bill to grant tue right OF pre-
empon in certain lands to the Indiana Yearly Meeting
Of the Society of Friends which discussed at con
siderable length by Messrs MASON. STUART, GREEN,
PUGH, and others.
Mr. INVERSION said that this bill consuming great
deal of time, while it involved only tring matter
and he moved that it lie ON the table The motion was
not agreed to.
Mr. JOHNSON, of Arkansas moved to refer the bill
to the Committee on Indian Affairs which was not
agreed to.
Mr. GREEN moved TO reduce the amount of lands
granted by the bill from $40 to 80 which
was not agreed to.
The bill as read third time and passed
The Senate then took up the bill for the relief OF
George Ashley administrator de boais of Samuel Ho
gate, deceased which discussed and the question
being taken the bill was rejected.
The following bills severally considered and
passed
Bill for the relief of John Ericsson
Bill for the relief of Elizabeth Montgomery, heir OF
Hugh Montgomery.
Bill for the relief of Simon dc Wiser and Jose Villaru
bia, of New Orleans.
On motion, the Senate then adjourned.
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A SUMMER RETREAT FOR RENT,

IA large Brick Dwelling with twelve exclusive
and cellar all in fine order This the prettes
the State Maryland miles Washington
city and of mile from the clsvc depot Baltimore and
Washington Railroad house Allied the premises
Inquire Of HERBERT Agency Block of streets
Washington city. Nav Ia-3teols
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PHOTOGRAPH OIL PAINTINGS,

PHOTOGRAPH OIL PAINTINGS.
DROFESSOR J. L. CHURCHILL Artist respect
fully returns thanks his friends and for past encourage
ment, and solcts continuance Of the
Studio MsCsrieys Gallery No 4s Pennsylvania avenue
doors east OF a street
At
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TNO ENGINEERS, ARCHITECTS, AND CON-
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FIRE proof buildings and bridges.
Tangs and plan Of using together with table showing capacity
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Vice President, 4l0 Walnut street.
Nay 15-SatTnes &Ihurs1m
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