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From Hon. b. Storer, LII. D., Judge of the Superior
Court of Cincinnati
CIEcINNATI, Dec. >, 1856
DR.. G. w. PmLIIps-Dear Sir Your Cough Mix.
ture has been used with great success in my family
belle 81 IL to be most safe and eiicacOus preparation
for tE' of ordinary colds well as of chronic
affections of the throat and Iungs. Many of my
neghbors who have felt the good effects of this med
icne, assure me that they regard it with great favor
b. STORER
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DR.. G. w. PHILLIPS,
Sole PrOprIetO

'JUHV n IVPI IUIUIf
Sold Wholesale by SURE, Eckstein & Co.; John u
4 Bro. Edw. scanlan Co; J. &. q. Reakirt and by
Druggists generally. IS
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NEW NATIONAL THEATER
w OOd'S Theater

CORNER SIXTH VINE srs., CINCINNATI.
GEoReE wooD, Manager; o. Q. BRYANT, Stage Man
ager; p. Is. UMsTED, Treasurer.
. NoTICE-TIME OHANGED,-DoUrs open at 6A O'Clock;
Performance commences At IN o'clock.
PRICE OF ADMIssIoN.-Dress Circle aud ParUuette,
80 cents; Family Circle, 70 cents.
Nj. until Z. NJ.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-17
Daughters of Temperance
PICNIC

ANJ"N 10
W ILL take place on WEDNESDAY, May
w Is, 1859 The fine steamboat Champion No
g, has been engaged aud will start from tile foot of
Walnut street, At seven o'clock A. NJ, and will land
az the 1901 ON OF Western Row and the foot of Fifth
grove sixteen miles below this city. Good music has
Pseted Tickets, admitting lady and gentieman' 81:
ladies' tickets go cents; children rs cents to be had
Dr. Uoopers 40 Fifth street. and of members of The
oruer' myll-tt
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HAMILTON COUNTY DISTRICT COURT.
The hearing of chancory cases has commenced III
this Court. Nothing Of any special interest as yet
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-17
Second night of the celebrated Coincidence,
MISS MAGGIE NIITCUEIJ,

Who is returning from her Southern aud Western
tour, which has been of unparalleled success She
WI appear to-morroM night in her famous character
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-17
THE MAID WITH THE MILKING PAIL

nllly Switn Maggie Mitchell
LOlu EllsleI
In preparation, the new piece called "The Little
s9yage, and MY Grandfather's Will; or, the Man
of Straw" 'H - = -
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Ay--itis glorious to conquer in the strife.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-19

xh;la he differs from Gov. sewsrd n rcue CT he doc
trina, which be considers rather theoretical than
tactical rher adopted 20 state Of things 10 be de-
,eS than 20 one likely 10 occur be regards him
worthy 10 rank among tie tuiy emnsut statesmen OF
tie tilnes."
TT, London Pct ssys that Sir T. Bulser Ly.son
Il sboot 70 resign his Office in the British Ministry on
account OF crossing defect n his hearing. He WI
be made g loTd.
Mr.. r. B. Coleman, formerly Of the Astar House,
has taken tae International Hotel at Niagara Falls for
the ensuiDg season.
Emile Hres., reporter on The Mr. OT<an'
Data killed c. Loquet, cotton broker, in duel on
the 18th met.
The Postmaster a. MiddlstoEr, Conn, found, not
long since IL q Newspaper without wrapper, N BIS
Office, nugget Of California gold. Some foolish fe
low had saved his postage bat lost bis nugget.
-Frstcis ElirgwoOd Abbot. Of Beverly, M,'s, has
been chosen Odist OF the Harvard Class Of 1879.
The Democratic candidate for Governor Of Con
pectcut, Ger. Pratt il, seys Democratic P'per OF
Hartford, son Of Cspt. Pratt Of the Revolutionary
war, and "ps,takss Of the tue military sptit Of ms
father Bot teTvice and titles seen 10 be IN an IN
verse ratio with the patriotic Pfstts. The Captain
fought through the wsr Of IL which Lasted
eeht years. the General b.gsn his military csresr So
"Cap'n" Of company If Guards, and ssv service as
commander in chief at two Fall training occasions
one in 1929 the other in l837ssys the enthusiastic
journalist not to be forgotten by tlcse VINO wtnessed
them" 1t lie pot unlikely that the democracy Of the
father and scn have about the same resemblance 70
each other as is displayed in their military career.
Mr.. G. W. Daley requests US 70 ssy that oar
Albany conetp ondebt Is altogether mistaken in ASSERT
ing that be has been at Albany with Committee FROM
Staten Island. He wishes it understood that he is no
way connected With DR.. ThOmpsob, "sither by mar
mage as has been reported, in business" and mne-
over, be has concluded not TO permit his name 10 sp
pear in bogus Committee as ne has been " FOR
months past striving to bald reputation as model
record for future ages to refer to-" Accordingly we
correct our correspondent who will take note, AID be
cure Of bis fact in future when he refers 10 M Dsey
A Philsdephis correspondent Of The National
Era writes to that paper that Mr. Pierce Bdter, r.
port of the sale Of Whole slaves recently published
is a prominent member Of the Epifcopal Church IN
Philadelphia. He is continues The Era's CORE
spobdent Gin full communion with the Church Of the
Epiphany of which the late Rev. Dudley A. TyDg
was rector and is very active IN the Sunday school,
Choir Bible Glasses, and other associations OF this
parish Mr.. Batter is Likewise vestymsn and held
this office during the re, torste Of the se Mr.. Tying
He voted for the expulsion of Mr. Tying aud after the
litter was elected from the pulpit, Mr. B had bis place
iuppled by clerical STAKEHOLDER from South CIolins,
who became the rector"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-19
MARINERS FAMILY INDUSTRIAL So
Getty.

TIE fifteenth annual meeting Of the above Society,
which composed entirely ofladies, was held on Thurs
day evening at the farmers church, corner OF Catha
me arc Madison streets The attendance vas nsl
The meetr was opened With singing and prayer, after
which the annual report OF 10 Secretary, Mrs. c. H.
SsIton wac read by the Rev. z. j. Jones, pastor OF
tfe ch1rch.
had be- taken in the employment Of q a" missionary
al large" whose business il 10 bring ito objects
before the notice of the churches OF the .od TO gain
their assistance and 10 eXteLd the circulation OF the
Sea Bird.
The female city missionary Mis- Busted, had no
reason to be Encouraged. Her beat consisted OF a
bur bred and twenty families, whom she visited with
good results in the Improvement of their condition.
The Sea Bird was still sfos', and gaining favor.
IL bad been the of attracting teamen iron ais
taut parts Of the world TO the inflen of the Mar
irers House while at this port. lts subscription hs
hac increased.
Ii bad frequently been an asyllm for the ship
wrecked and for the destitute ship boys of whom over
forty had been converted, and fifteen bsckshiers
claimed.
The Store had not been prosperous during the last
YEAR as might have been wished, but the results
sill OF great importance. Several fairs given by the
ladies one al the Cooper Institute in December aud
another INN. dla'ey fUlOsiDg ia Brooklyn, hsd rem
dered material assistance 10 the funds the society
After the reading ofihe report, the Rev. Mr.. Jones
made an appropriate address illustrating the objects
ot6cute- and the usefulness of the Society, and pay
ing high tribute OF commentator the dsinterested
ladies xbO constitute its membership.
The Rev. G.. e. BANCROFT, VINO for many years
Rad been sailor followed in an interesting adiress
in which be alluded to the practice. workings Of the
Society s il uerce and the associations Of plea surs
tba. esufed II the recoectops OF s bene6cisries
when they had left ts walls ard were out the end
less Sea.
the waves we CO. which excellen'ly done by the
choir and q collection, the audience dispersed.
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BOOKS RECEIVED.

Palsy ii. Potter. By C. l. Brshtwen Isno Pr. rs Cab
ion 4 Porter.
Mother, Cir. lsno. 20 1871. The SANE.
Lie CT CtIsDph.T Columbus, By APhonse LAnartiue. l3no
pp 80. D-iss.r 4 Proctor.
The American Home Garden BY Alexaude, Watson. l2no
ID ISL. Harper Brothers
Bicg. phca Sketches Of The York State Officers and
b.rs q the Legislature 1859. By Wa ID. Aarphy
Isnlo pp ~ &. Van senthuysen
Henry vi ard By tie Author OF 'Ed~,rd CHH5ld7 l2ro
ID Sla NJ. w Dcdd.
surda, hes for Chiiren. By Father. limo Pp ISL
The same.
Principles Of Social Science. BY Il c. Carey. Vol Ill syo
10. Sill j. 3. Lippincost L Co.
home AsIn.re. BY Mrs.. Csrey Brock. l2no 5p SO. D.
Appleton Co.
Annual Scientific Discovery .,r 1859. By David 4 Wells
~ limo pp. 40 Gould a Lincoln.
Three Visits AsdAssscar dar0E the ysars ls5156. By
Rev william Ella syo. pc 5lL Harper Brothers.
a g. sss-ss sC9,
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personal.

The report that baronetcy was TO be conferred
On the Epglish Steamboat King is confirmed, and Mr.
cunaId is low Sir Samuel.
A compl.te set Of the works Of the Rev. Theodore
Parker has been presented to the Tosn Library Of
Braiilsbo1o, VT, by 30 me Of his admirers there.
PROT. Henry vsthake has resigned his position as
Prevest Of the University Of Pennsylvania.
The Rev. DR.. Kendall, venerable clergyman Of
Ply noalb, Mass, died in that town on Thursday, a.
the ripe see Of 81.
Prof. D. ID. Huntington, Of Harvard University, a
native OF Hadey, ha, accepted invitation to dsliver
the address at the celebration Of the two hnDdreith
SivsIssiy Of the settlement of the town OF Haley to
Be held during the present year.
The billiard match for $l0, 900 between Mr.. Phe-
Ian Of this city ami Mr. Sssretsr of Detroit is 10 be
played in the Firemens H.u in Detroit. The room is
~ ieet long by % feet vide. The price Of admission
10 spectators e fxed at IS.
ire C'Sennati DAILY TINES is authorized by
Gcv Corwin TO contradict the assertion of Washing
t0c correspondent Of The N. Y. Exprsss tia. Gov.
Co1wip, in Ohio Gov. Seward the butt of his
meYciless ndcne. The ark of the letter writer
says Tke Tsses sis without the highest foundation.
and Gov. Corwin sincerely regrets the publication
Of q paragraph mpntiOg TO him wan. Of proper
regard for the NewYork Senator thu. he kuo ~s too
zen the profound esteem in which Gov Seward IS held
by The psopls Of Ohio and other Western States TO
bsa. hin or hi. prrsiOps u spiri. Of iicae tbs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-19
Gil Y ITEMS.
teIy On Sunday mex

LECTURE BY Mr.. GiDDHGs.-Ths Hon. JosbGa r.
GiddiDgs Who has been for many years recognized in
Congress az the Father Of the Hou,e, lectures
hondsy evening, before the Young Mems Christian
Urion in CT nton Hall on "The Higher Law rs the
"Ony Proper Basis Of Human Government No
man s better qualified than he to speak OF the obbgs-
tons of conscience on Legislators, and none has more
faithfully than be sustain ed his principles by his prac-
tces His services in the cause Of Freedom will never
be forgotten and he should receive welcome AZ this
tine worthy of bis long and honorable work. We sug-
gst 10 the Republican Associations in the city TO Axe
It mass meeting as il s perhaps, the last TINS tina.
bis voice may ever be heard here in public.
MISSIONARIES FOR JAPAS.-A number Of the
churches in this city at present engaged in making
the necessary arrangements for & practical Christian
Civilization Mission to Japan. The mater has bsen
undertaken by the Foreign Board OF tne REFINED
Dutch Church. The means 10 be employed in carry.
ing on the enterprise Of practical, hlostrstiye
al educational character. It hes been determ ied
with view to giving the mission this character, that
il sha corsit Of six persons invested with peculiar
abilities for tie prosecution of the work. Two OF these
are clereymen-the Rev. S. K, Brown aud the Rev.
G. F. Ysrbeck; three OF the number are lsdes and
DR.. D. b. Summers, the sixth, is physician and sur
gson. The general plan of operations includes the
idea OF demonstrating to the japanese the erect prsc
tics benefits Of Christian cvhz stioo, by such tangible
and iIdsputsble means ss shall be easily commanded
to their senies ard general intelligence.
Efforts will be made to introduce knowledge of the
exact sciences showing their connection with the arts
The missionaries are fret TO scqusipt themselves with
the lar gusge of the Japanese and u teacn
the English language the japanese. To begin with,
q lumber Of lsbor-savbg machines, ard useia inVen-
TORS generally to be introduced for the purpose OF
instruc ing them in the natural sciences in their re.-
tiors and application 10 agriculture, &c., and 10 intro
duce TIE practice Of an intelligent domestic economy.
Special attention is to be devoted TO the commune
cation Of Instructions upon the art and science Of
gerry and medicine, with their collateral branches.
Instead Of sitting at once, the miisonsres intend 70
explore the Interior ard 10 become thoroughly az
qusiLted with the manners and customs Of the people,
ard the productive character Of the soil and other re-
sources of the country, after which they Will pitch
their tent where their lAbors may be deemed mos.
valuable or likely to DO the mOst direct practical
gCeS. In order hat the ni<;ioR Fey b able
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-19

Asan Bese ., George Er0s lAO" v' SIS Harr'' Bro
u.-sh~ Kr,. r. r,,.sry By J,nes Rsersth and Reh'
,ya j Iii H., ZINC. pp III ,. h. Co.on-
Nh Tlr., Of ne s-oAts By n'f 'Sca DN"nAr
Emo rn 45s. O.ssnith Ca d,
Two VA, 70 WesIocl A goysl-t<. l2ne- PP 2Si Riid
CGktob. "a, - <,
The Csyris F,y By JO.sPh R0dmAn DfAAe. Emo PP o.
TIE sane.
rkr,. Year. An cog Corsnchss The Narrative ~
L. he Ts,an RA1ser. l2no. Up. - Baker Ihyof
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10 give an rtlhs.n. report Of is prosrsss
Dr. Sumons is at pressr. learning in this city, us
art Of photography, stersoscopy and seetotypy a1i
becoming fsmiisr With the la'esl scientific d.veop.
.nts 10 the fre sIts lie bas spent some time az q,
Womens Hospital where he has had the beuef, oftas
Instructions OF d.. Sas. lie h.s Informed hiussg
thorough bly, 10 the management Of tue sewing mAshiae
One OF the Wheeler and Wilson machines is 10 form
p,rt of the oatft of the mission. Do hi. arrival ia
japan, be vii confer with oar Consul General, NJ.
Tosnserd harris, snd take survey of the 6sd Of
laboT repository TO the permanent establishment, Of
the mission.
From tire multiplicity Of lsbors likely 70 devovs
upon Dr. Snmous it s deemed desirable, ia fact
necessary, in order TO success tnst 80 iLteigsst g.
si,tsnt sbould accompany hun. To this ead n, pro-
vision bs, Yet been ade, although no fesn are .u-
tsrtsired as 70 tle favorable response Of practical
Christians, when they become sequsin.eS with tie
chico. of the mission.
The missionary party is to sail shout the lst Of My
re1t.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-19

Az EXPENSIVE FREE DRNx-A curious system Of
pslnDg off counterfeit notes came TO light yestsrisy
Ore, Willism Bergen, reputed thief, who Is SAID 70
have ju,t returned from Sing Sing, was arrested ior
pacing spurious = note on tho Pacific Back OF
New. Yors, upon en- Italian grocer, named Gordeo' In
Baxter street. in payment for six cents worth OF GIN
Another bill Of the description was fonhd upon
biz person. He confessed that be was employed 70
put these notes in circulation by Mike Wilsey, n-
low who was arrested four months ago for higbwy
robbery, but made his escape from the 18th Ward
station house. Wilsey, he said, came TO the city
few DAYS ago, With several hundred dollars worth Of
these bills, and gave Bergen the privilege Of gsthas
drink vito every bill ne p.sed, commission Tor
his rsk ard trouble in exchanging them for COCA
morsy. II was asoertsined that other parties hsa
been engaged in working FOR Wlisey 10 the same way.
Wien the police went 10 search Of him they ioaSa
that be had aed TO jersey IN company with s'esnp
FAMED " Italian Dave" Bergen ives comm Sed y
Ju,tcs O,borDe for trial. ard ~ll probably nnd tna'
bis drink will cost him couple Of years service III
Sirg Sing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-19

THE PIANo-FoRTE STRIEE.-Ths pi.uo forte makers
employed by Bscon & Ravens beld another meeting
on Trursday night, which resulted in making sstss,c.
tory arrangements with their employers. They went
to work sgair yesterday. The case makers CT Dnggs
& Co. attended the meeting. They decided 90 lssvss
work until they get the wages required. The other
branches Of the same shop Will have to stop work
consequence. Tie Society will give them money q
lorg as they are on strike.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-19

The Rev. George b. Cneessr will deliver the con-
cludrg discourse OF the present series on Slavery ia
his Church tomorrow evening, az :! O'Clock. We
hope that al who can hear faithful description OF the
shortcomings of tire Church and Minhtry, and who
voud ike to see their responsibility and duty honesty
pointed ont, will attend.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-19

UscoHFoRrABLE CoURr Roons.-Yesterdsy mcrn-
ing there was a miniature shower in the Common
Pleas Court rooms in consequence Of the lesky cond-
ton of the roof Of the City Hall. To avoid 40 over
flowing of tho carpets, numerous spitoons were DIS
TIL uted about the rooms-on the floor, and on the
table and benches-to catch the water dripping from
the ceiling.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-19

ROBBED Of A Rail CAR.-Whle Mr.. hIcnS'
Wacberlee Of No. 1856 Sixth avenue ws nai.s
hroOgd vs1ick.stree. Tuesday Afternoon upon 10
platform of one Of the Sixth avenue cars, he ZEN .
person push sgainst him in singular manner. iD'
man room jumped of the cars, aud Mr.. Wscksrlss W.,
nediately missed his gold watch and chain "o''t
about $3.50. Suspeoting the man who hsi g0s on y
the robbery be aigttsd and ran aAsr him. ine,e
ppol TIE fellow, Who wsa watching bic naTs'n'''''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-19

ANTICIPATED RIor AT HAsrIsGs.-A reqrstion
was received by the Police Commissioners yesterday,
from Mr. L,rrard, proprietor Of marble quarry DsM
Hastings, We,tchester County, asking for police ~
distance, as he expected outbreak among his men.
Mr.. Lsrnsrd was getting out marble for the Custom
Bouses Of Charleston and New Orleans, and employed
large number of men. In consequences Of the failure
Of the appropriations be WAS obliged TO discontinue
work. ard intended to discharge many Of his men ls't
evening. From threats which they bad made he an-
tcipsted disturbance, and desired to prevent it,
possible. The Police Commissioners tent Ssrssart
Dixon and Elk to Hastings, yesterday Afternoon,
for that purpose.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-19

= ,--ur. fben srps,sro.r:s % re p's's f7~
AEi f-I:s.I your s.pOrer. 'aisA n''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-19

The sermon preached at tue dedcstion o. the Neg
Jerusalem House of Worship in rairy-6ffh street. by
the Rev W. NJ Fsrnsld, of which we gave avery brief
account at tine time, has been published in 9 nsa.
pamphlet. Eisavery lucid and intsstng view Of the
doctrines of tie followers Of Ssedenborg oh seysrd
fundamental points of Theology.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-19

Adrisn II. auller sold at auction yesterday noO"
ard lot No. 239 Seventh street, 1895, for $i'V'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-19

GAS ~ IAkS.-lde tupeTOnty OF KS
over all oher msterials for illumination promlsesn
ultimately induce its introduction railroad trains u
very considerable exert. A method o. using ord.
nary coal gas for this purpose has been lately testei
by the Companies forming the NeyHven line be-
tween this city and Boston, arc has proved 80 far
cessul that the apparatus will coon be introduced
tais lin e. aod on several others. While the 8.
the terminus in Twentyseyebth street sufficient sa IL
taken from the street mains through rubber hose %
supply the burners for whole trip, aud similar sup
ply s taken at the other end Of the route for the 70
turr. TIE ga, holder is broad and light case Of thin
sheet iron fixed under the body Of tue car. The sns
admitted at the ordinary street PRESSURE and 10 used
III der the same conditions in stationary structures
The principle on which the gas is received and eI-
pslled i, very simple and admirable. A thin rubber
fabric extends loosely the gas holder, and air is
admitted and expelled the upper size TO compensate
for the varying quantities Of gas beneath. Toe gsss
allowed TO flow in at the bottom, and the air TO escape
at the top until the whole contents Of the weasel
50 or 60 cubic feet are filed with gag. A dry e.
meter, impelled by clock-work, 80 IS TO serve az
pump, then allowed gently TO force in the atmos
phec air at the top fast the gas escapes through
the burners. The pressure thus induced is uniform,
however unsteady and oscllstiog may be the motion
Of the car. The clo,k-work is iDpelled by soring
wound up by hand at the tms the holder is filed sad
whenever the escape Of gas at the burners shu, of
TIE meter stops, commence its action again toe
opening Of the cocks. TIE light is sufficiently strOrg
to allow of reading with case.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-19

The good people Of the Seventh Ward are not,i
alike for their berality 10 the poor, and their symps
thy for the distressed, but word of caution is some
times necessary, lest tuer sympsthies should get the
better of their Judgment. A won.n calling herself
Mrs. Jones has been recently csovsssiDg the ward,
endesvoripg 10 raise sum sufficient TO place Mrs.
Davis in the Institutoa for the Relief of respectsbs
sged Irdgent Females" and to aid 10 her enterprise,
the Of some of the worthy residents Of the
ward contributors to the fond necessary for such
purpose. Now this lie meant as caution 10 the IN.
wary les;twise their contn ouions may end resting
place toward the support, not of Mrs. Davis bat Of
that sncient insttutOn known as "Mn. (Dsvy) Jons's
locker"
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l.
or carriage have been hired u
pear, ,h. RA1 received $40 various parties So
The bsaI Wilson CO AID otheIs BY them
I'd 20 AAIssn Wilson
Wuhsm A. Doosy of the city and coHn.y OF New.
York seir duly dPsss and ssys-Thsi snted
With p-non ~ the Of Doctor hoEe.u Morris Who
applicant o the sppou;msrt Of arseoa Of police and tie
per,oi sto Wit. before The seusoA Comm b.y
under copeers ion votins Of The Metropolitan Ponce
fore. curing tbe srnmsr Of TIE year l657 said Morris
ecus y called upon sol eisd indaeuc-
lin the sd Uncut ihs' q; one Of q interviews hsd
r,sdetse, ssii AorrIs tod taAt be been IT,
fumes pecuui.Tg rsc-rstion rao1ise
bis tppoiDn,nt AID h.' 'gch case, Morris
VA, wilins %, hunorea aud hty 90 "a th.reOc
informed sa'o NJ rTis In tie uanaksbi.
a, could De usrd Tor pIrPr,e
him that would have nothing whst-yr- with
that directly Indirectly tod hin
ks pcoes'ss IN order to -r hs appointment % pAJ
me yesop sdersor, ether money
oher seeipicn thereof for sues purpose; have
yfoGis-d, r-osy- goods
ohses other consideration whssv.r for us uy rh1etcs
SD nouI 90 ASy party whsscsysr, sPp1iai
neru upeb b~ 10 ice ir,e, for sHy pic favor wax.
ever n.i,set have ever been sssoe,d attn Mr. James
Oar, "a! S6rr Ieson n charging 81 receiving Money
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-02-16
Nationals ener: . nfuranees GOmpaon
$serd@erHne eesen Ueper6aefabr.

&SerN0erHn9 eeGer U~ener6gefGhr.
a associated Eiremens-Insurance
son Baltimore.
,ec. 4 Soltttz 1tabe 8altiuaprettrafe.
s. Nsrettcrtum ber "a StttrtEn 8eaumanr.
Hetungt-@efelIf6 fl VI. tammelt E6 tSe
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