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The following preamble and resolutions, referred
to IN the foregoing report, were read. On motion
OF Mr.: kngsand, the rules were suspended, said
preamble and resolutions read a second time and
adopted.
Yeas: Messrs. Magioni, Allen, Beggs, Benit
Davis, Dupre, Hodgkns, Kingsland, Leefe, Mems
man and Toledano-Il
Nays: none.
Whereas, the New Orleans City Railroad Company, by petit
ton addressed TO The Common Council of the city Of New
leans ask the an ordinance be passed substituting the said
company to al the rights privileges and obligations appean
ing 10 ana resuR from the entered between the
city OF New Orleans and john b. Sawsou principal and
Henry Hart, frederick Winz Irwin saree by
act passed before Charles f. Fofte City Notary the h
OF February egnen hundred and sky the said Company
having per act passed before Edward Barnett pablo
on The 18th Of june eighteen hundred and sixty the
obligations OF the said John Sawson principal and said
Henry Hart Frederick Wtz and lex Irwin sureties
IN and by said &c, pound themselves the bonus which tbs
SAID part and by their original contract bound themselves
10 pay TO the city of New Orleans for the light
M therein grained and ill all ohsr respects 70
comply with the of said original said
parties and said city OF New Orleans
And whereas that the
by the said John sasson Henry Hart Feoeliek wnz and
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FTNION INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW
~ ORLEANS,
Corner of St. Charles and CANA Streets
Toteassets on the lat Of May, 1860 .sslb, a76
r OUIsIANA MUTUAL INSURANCE COM
PANY.

ohice-Iron Building Camp and Natchez streets.
Amount of Premiums for the year ending 18th Feb
ruary 1861 ...::....... s69e 52s 90
Amount Of Profits for the year ending 25th of Febru-
aly, 1851 2l3,752 "A
Amount Of Assets for tho year ending 18th of Febu-
airy. 1861 1856 420 20
The Trustees have declared Scrip Dividend of THIRTY
FER CENT after paying per interest outstanding
Scrip and have ordered tho redemption Fifty Per Cent
the Scrip Issue OF 1859
Interest redeemabe Scrp and after the SEC
OND MONDAY OF MAY NEXT.
Certificates OF Scrip for the year 1861 deliverable
of june, 1861.
CHARLES BRIGGS President
u. 2. JANVIER, Secretary.
ar9tp,
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andse Menard IL Vgnausi- sundries to order--Total
s27 hhds sugar 654 bbls 100 hf bbls molasses.
ONALDSoNvILbE-5Pe Per steamer Acadia 80
hhds sugar 80 hf bblssmolasses Rctchford,, Brown
&co-l5 hhds sugar L Malus.- % do G A Webre--
10 do G Olivier-12 do Braud & Landry--24 Il Tote
as do NJ Gordon ir-- 10do R B Martell-4 AZ do
100 bbls 81 half bbls molasses P Maspero-25 hhds
sugar 81 bbls molasses c q Kernion-- sundries to
order-Total 2s3 bids sugar I3l bbls II half bbIs
molasses. ~ fas
FORT JACKSON Per steamer Empire Parish
80 hhds sugar SIS bbls molasses P Cazenave-l5O
do " L Robinson-26 hhds sugar W & D Urquhart
bbls molasses to E L Schiff eco % hhds sugar 81
bbls 60 hf bbls molasses Rotchford, Brown &co-6
bbls molasses Rhorer & Zunts-60 hhds sugar Fl W
Moncure &co-36 do do J Person &co-4S do l60
bhls Ihf hbls molasses G Olivier 430 sacks rice
and sundries to order-Total 321 hhds sugar 352
bbls l26 hf bbis moasses
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&. FLEMING, GAS FITTRR AND DEALER IN
Gas Eixtpes No Harris Row, b42 Magazine street
ders entrusted e him. sores Dwellings, up
k-A orders left In Box Rs 3so Mech snc Frehsnx,
vitlbS pTenctlv attend
LEyiELsoN Parish kapdes, La FoMRoT New OrIesns.
NV and Commission Mer:lsntS IS street New Or.
cans. .sg.4 -A.-.. - s2Q ly
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SkSkV VklkMsta s%1tt Xl1takNll4.
1900
EIERaARTndENT CoLtIJMNs
yen 6rIlsns H|ont1 Hhrkst.
Monday Evening. jan e. &. i s !
The general money market opened remarkably
quiet to-day. On the street there was nothing Of
Importance transpired. There were several cleo
tons for managers and directors Of public associa,
TONS The FIRST WIS for managers the current year
Of the Old Pontchartrain. Railroad. There ives uo
opposition to the old board the stockholders being
well satisfied with the dividends for the last year
There was also anelectiou for directors of the Car
rollton Railroad Company. This Is an incorpora.
ton running arailroad to the town of Carrollton
and to Lakeporten the lake when 1t will pay. The
stockholders, we are sure have received one light
dividend within the past seven years. If they have
received anything more, II has not been divu1ged.
We have not room at this time To enter into his
tory Of The appendange Of . broken bank-the old
CafroIiton Bank. afJs n s. 4 u
The annual election for directors for the manage
ment Of he New Orleans Gas Light Company was
also held to-day. The following ticket was re-
turned, viz 50! =.
Messrs.sP III. Wood, Messrs. Jas. H. Caldwell,
s55sss y. A-eHlHe6y ie57 J.d. bingham,
"A 81 Il w. N. Mercer. s J. b. Marsh.
This is the old board reelected AS this is an
institution which has very little bearing on the
finances Of our community y, it would be useless to-
comment on the political status of one Of its mem
bers. ~ .s ;,
The annual election for directors of the Crescent
City Bank vas held to-day, when the following
ticket was returned
Messrs. u. p. Labouisse, Messrs. W. B. Tullis,
B. r. Yeorhies. 3 ]. Morgan Hall,
John Pemberton, w. G. Tompkins,
Joshua Peebles,, FL. Il. Carter.
j. Labatut
We append the halfyearly statement Of the
bank, which presents to its stockholders highly
improved return over last year. The value or
worth Of the stock on the books of the bank after
paying the dividend Of pct. on the 18Th Instant
will be $40 per share, after throwing aside the
entire amount Of protested paper, which Is about
SIS per share more than the book value Of the
Canal Bank. The book value Of the Canal Bank is
sos per share. The porte-feHille Of the Crescent
City Bank is just as good and reliable as that Of
sthesGanal Bank.
q A year ago the Crescent City Bank was in some
difficulty. II Will be, observed from the statement
that all difficulties were surmounted in fact they
were All removed ten months ago, and the bank
can now be considered regular paying dividend
institution. A dividend Of got has been declared,
payable ON the 18Th inst.
Semi Annual Statement ofsthe Crescent CITY Rant
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n ROYAL, sAILmAKER,

n ROYAL, SALTWATER,
Nos. Is Canal and II Crossrnsn Streets
Sign of the Root Hog or Die,
Manufacturer of Plain and Fancy AWNINGS,
TENTS TARPAULTNs etc. also all kinds of FLAGS ane
BANNERS, suitable for companies other purposes with
FagsaH suit, Fall and Purchase Ropes Sings etc.. lifted
and furnished order notice. BLOCKS of al
ready strapped likewise all of heavy BLoCEs
sPARs RIGGING suitable raising machinery or an,
other heavy material.
have likewise hand fne lot of SPRUCE SPARs which
offer for sale Cheap for Cash.
All of the above articles found Nos ls Canal and
Crossnan streets, New Orleans
N. B. Sail and Rigging work in Rl Its branches country
orders promptly filed at the shortest possible notice.
TTEION INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW
- ORLEANS
Corner of st. Charles and Cana Streets
sprpus !,
roteassets the lat of May, 1860 ...,...ssl5a76l
This Company continues against the pes Of tn
Seas and Rivers and Loss and Damage Fire. the
nsurers in the Union Insurance. Company are allowed sa
privilege OF In the profits the Company
count of fifteen per will allowed on their pren,i All
losses promptly and equally adjusted.
JoHs N. CRAWFORD Secretary - ''sD'Hs'
a.- DIRECTORS
4. 3. GHARPENTIER, Of Lobit, charpentier d %
4. VI. OGDEN. firm of Cnsschs d Ogden.
y y5sEPE n 1859
T ,oUIs1ANA MUTUAL INSURANCE CONF
pANY.
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JAMES DAVIS, Chairman.
". F. HOhGkISS,
mo. L. LEEEE

The following resolution, referred to in the fore
going report, was read; on motion, the rules were
suspended, said resolution read a second time and
adopted
Yeas: Messrs. Magoni, Allen, Begss, BENT,
Davis, Dupre, Hodgkins, kingsland, Leefe, Mems.
man and Toedano-lI.
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POLICE JAILS--OFF,ClAL.

w as 5rorsht e Ihs Guy Police Jail Oh
w the 3ist of December, 1861 ths black LASS Saws
he belongs tn Mr.. John Minor who lives Fairvcw plnnta
ton rr of Plaqnmncs, La He inches high
looks rather stupid has three Of the upper teeth missing
very light ostache and little beard the left eye sore and
is aged ahon z years.
The will ca! and claim his property according 10 Law
MIGUEL HERNANDEZ, JE.,
Keeper OF City Police jail.
Registered January g. 1862
mi l5t Clerk cf l,nnrirnhsr
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WAS brought to the City Police Jail or
The I'M ,teember 1854, the light grille boy JOHN Says
ne belongs 10 Mr. Morehend who lives Scotland plantation
five miles from Phadia La He Is Il inches high has
scar under the left rather good teeth beardlss and
aged about u years.
The will call and claim his property according 10 law
MIGUEL HERNANDEZ, DR.,
-. keape- OF City Police Jsil.
d2 LIT " f,.rt nf 70 r ~, ronor
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Leaves eyerysATURpAY. at5p.M.

M5H IL burg q $. Mail I.iHe--For D0naldonvie, FLAG
LssEs ucrpne, Baton Rouge Port rl40p, Bayou sars
Red River Landing; Fort ADAMS, Netchez, Water
proof Rodney ST. jOsept Grand Warenton Vcts
burg-Tho passenger Steamer Eatchea T. r. Lcatherq
master, viii Saturday nj O'Clock
~. PERSON Il CO., Agehus,
seU AZ Garondee street.
and Charm for Ynaoo
The New York herald., 1862-04-25

Counsel for Robert j. Hall. charged with false pre-
fences IN representing himself to be Southern
fugee and member Of the clerical profession.
moved for his discharge. Hall having been brought
before the court on q writ Of habeas corpus. His
counsel maintained that the alleged representa-
tions, II made. did rot constitute legal offence
The Recorder did not coincide with the counsel
but discharged the writ and held the prisoner for
further examination.
The usual semimon,hly meeting of the Commits
sioners Of Public Charities and Correction was
held yesterday afternoon. Simeon Draper, Esq.
President, in the chair. From the weekly state
ment submitted to the Board it appears that the
number remaining in the various institutions on
the l2th inst. was 7,425; admitted since, 2,ll9;
died. 39 discharged. 1854; sent to Blaokwell's
Island. AS; sent to State Prison. 2; remaining
April 10. 7,424; decrease. l. The Committee Of
the Whole reported that from the llth to the oath
Of the present month. inclusive, 663 persons had
been transferred from tho city prisons to Black
wells Island a. vagrants and disorderly persons.
Of which ITS we're males and 40 females The
receipts from various sources from the llth to the
2ith inst. were $6.s0i 6S.
The stock market was steady yesterday; the feature
was an advance in government SKIES or u per cont
very easy at previous quotations Tho
allowed by tho Sub 1reasuror deposits per to
banks and TO the public. Exchange duh; gold, 1919
The cotton market Arm yesterday. though some
less animated than tho previous day The sales
braced TOO bales, the basis Of - 9.s 29sc chiefly
at tho la;tcr guro for middling upands Some promi
nen holders wore not Offering their oottons while some
others refused to sell under 30c.. which, however,
an outside figure. Tho -four market was again frmer
and higher, while sa!os less active.
Whest WAS held with Arinnsss while sales light
and prices irregular. Corn easier. with sales
n Western mixed 1T 68c. SOC. in store and delivered
and at 6sc. 5s1zc. for yellow Delaware and jersey.
Pork was in larger request with sales Of mess at
s2 20 Sl2 80, and of prime at $40 a$lO 25, and
900 bbls. sold, deliverable In juno at
sl2 IS. Sugars steady and active, and salcs Of
2100 hhds and 12f boxes mads at prices given in
another column Moiasses in good request, with
sales of 25o bids. Porto Rico at p t. and so do do
at 3!c Coffee quiet; there inquiry for the
article in bond for export to the Continent Freight
gagements moderate and without change of i'm.
portance.
The New York herald., 1862-04-25

rated from each her, are moving by oonversing
limos to point of meeting with General Nc
Cicllan, which is actually occupied and for
tiled as strategic position by the enemy
We are sure that in this matter we are giving
no information which can be useful to the
enemy; for he is doubtless much better in
formed of the movements Of Mcdowell. Banks
and Fremont than we can possibly be. But
tho question thus recurs to US, Is the city Of
Washington positively safe. In view of the late
strstegical dash of the rebels upon Pittsburg
Landingy
Tho York peninsula ia heavily fortified
General McClellan's advance in it is arrested
by an elaborate system Of earthworks, which
indicate not q pitched battle, but q regular
siege to carry them. They may be sufficiently
strong. with eight or ten thousand men, to dis
pute the advance of McClellaa's army for sevc-
raj days, especially as, in ncgiecting to get rid
Of the Merrimac, Mr.. Secretary Wolles has de-
livered up the James river to the enemy Sup
pose, then, that, leaving ten or fifteen thou
sand men TO work the batteries of the York
peninsula against General Mcclellan, the bulk
VI tuo Icoc1 AIi0y VI Wv IS05st soy 0iSAsJ sHVu-
sand strong, under General 10. Johnston, is
moved out of tho peninsula, and is dashed
upon the army Of Mcdowell, and that that
army is routed, what will there be to prevent
Johnston from moving at once, by forced
marches, upon Washington. and how is the
army of General Mcclellan to intercept him.
1t is possible that at this moment the main
body of the rebel army from Manassas may be
much nearer to Mcdowell than to Mcclellan.
There may be not the slightest ground for
any such apprehensions. We are willing to be-
iieve that the plans Of the War Department
for the occupation of Richmond involve no
possible chance of danger to Washington; but
in any event, from the hints which we have
thrown out. Mr. Secretary Stanton will he en-
abled to appreciate the public solicitude con-
cerning the safety of the several converging
armies into which our late grand Army Of the
Potomac has been divided.
The New York herald., 1862-04-25

Own LIVE OAKPLASrATIoNs.-THe was some
exsitenent several months sinvc because all
the live oek plantations were In the hands Of
the robels. What If they wer 81 OF what use
are tley nowf Instead of 'be we want plenty
Of iron mines and rolling mills Live oak baa
become obsolete.
The New York herald., 1862-04-25

WHAT VIZ HAVE DONE FOR ErRoPE.Since
we have become nation we have given
Europe the best reapers the tightcst locks,
the fastest race horses, the cheapest clocks,
the most pugnacious pugilists the swiftest
yachts, the most accurate telegraph, the fastest
ocean steamers of the world. We have indeed
slowerej our genius upon the other nations of
the earth. Now we have produced small
Hampton Roads, utterly destroys all the old
navies Of Europe, aud gives to the other
Powers of the world a model FOR the recon
struction OF their fleets
The New York herald., 1862-04-25

The IRoN AGE.--In 1Si7 and lSiS our Cali
fornia discoveries throw US into the golden era
This grew out of the Mexican war. Now 1--WE
are entering upon tie age of iron, growing out
of The present rebellion. Oar sacrifices ~ our
honor and integrity develop the wondcE. al re-
so,rces Of this great country, TO the Wisconsin
men, and bewilderment Of the rv,t of the
nunrld
The New York herald., 1862-04-25
THE SITUATION.

New York. Friday, April Is, 1859.
The New York herald., 1862-04-25

! In the Senate yesterday communication from
the War Department, covering copies Of contracts
baade by that department for 1861, was presented.
3 large number Of petitions, asking reduction
bf tho proposed tax on beer and malt liquors
we're presented and referred. The bill providing
kpr the recognition Of Hays snd Liberia. and es.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-04
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

John Tucker, Assistant Secretary Of War ar
rived last night from Washington, and is stopping at
the Aston House.
The Hon. w. w. Welch Of Connecticut Col.
Samuel j. Crook Of tho ". g. Army Capt. Harrison
and lady, from Washington; j. II. Saba, from Ne
braska Territory, and Capt. Charles T.. Smith Of
Albany aro at the Aston House.
The Hon. +. u. Wsshbume Of Illinois, the Hon.
WIN. Kelly Of Rhinsbeck, II. Shaw Of Kentucky, n.
IIarwood Of Buffalo, n. Porges, from Vienna, Aus.
tia; w. Warno Of ST. Louis. l.. p. Burton of Pha.
delphia, DIR. Pinde Of the u. 8. Navy, T. 8. Schuy
Ter Of Albany, and w. i. Fletcher Of Rhode Island
are at the st. Nicholas Hotel.
Ex-senator j. =. Comegyo of Delaware, and
Mr. Faber Of II. b. NJ. e0th Rifles, from England, are
ut the New-York Hotel.
Major Groves and James Lains from England
Il. Mott Of Philadelphia. DIR. 4. L. Besdle of POUCH
ksepsie, Thos. Powers of Philadelphia, Samuel Hurl
but Of Baltimore, Stephen Whitney Of the u. 8. A..
Col. Baker of Connecticut, +. A. Lawrence Of Bos
ton, A. j. A. Helfens.en Of Milwaukee, are at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel
Judge Munger Of Rochester, 8. M. Noyes ant
family Of Cuba, J. Shaw Of Kingston and c. j
Foer Of Ohio, are q! The Metropolitan Hotel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-04
THE GOVERNMENT TAX BILL.
ABSTRACT OF IT'S PROVISIONS.
A PRETTY THOROUGH LEVY

WASHINGTON Monday, March ,, 1867
The following is abstract of the Tax bill report
ed to-day:
It provides for the appointment by the President OF
a commissioner of internal revenue, with salary OF
x5 GOO per annum, bis Office to be in the Treasury
Department, with suitable number Of clerks.
The country is to be divided, as the President may
direct, into convenient collection districts, with an
assessor and collector appointed by the President for
each district who shall have power to appoint fuch
deputies as may he necessary.
Tie bill provides for duty on spirituous liquors OF
II cents per gallon; ale and beer 81 per barrel
stem or leaf tobacco, 3 cents per pound-to add,
when manufactured, cents, and on cigars, D, lOand
40 cents per pound according to value on lard ana
lnseed oil burning fluid and coal oil cents per gal
Ion; reued coal oil, 10 cents per gallon; gas per
1000 feet Is cents; bank-note paper, cents per
pound: printing paper 3 mills per pound; soap q
mills per pound salt, cents per 100 pounds; sole
leather, ] cent per pound; upper leather one-h"r
cent per pound, -four, 10 cents per Darrell all o'"er
manufactures, per centum I'D valorem; on railroad
pasaengers > mills per mile of travel; Communication
tickets per cent; steamboat travel mill per mile;
omnbuses. feuy-boats and borse railroads, per cent
on gross receipts from passengers; advertisements,
per cent on amount Of receipts annually for the use
of carriages, annually, from 81 to $40, according TO
value gold watches, 81; silver watches so cents;
gold plate, 20 cents per ounce; silver plate, s
cents per ounce; billiard tables, $50; on slaugh-
tered cattle, 30 cents each; hogs, 10 cents
each; sheep cents each. Licenses-for bankers
$l0O auclioneers, $40; Wholesale dealers, $50; IT,
fail dealers in liquors, $40; retail dealers in goods
&lO; pawnbrokers, go; rectifyers, $780, brewers,
ESQ., hotels inns and iaverus, graduated according
10 rental, from s. to 5000; eating-houses, go;
commercial brokers. $50; other brokers, so;
thesters, $780, circuses, $50; bowling.alleys -
eao. alley wholesale peddlers, $50; other peddleIs,
from 81 TO $20 coaoil dis'illers. $50. Income
three per cent on all over 5000 deducting the income
derived from dividends, &C.. which are taxed sep
aratelv: railroad bonds aud dividends Of banks
and savsg institutions. per cont; payments OF I'll
salaries d officers in the civil, military, Or naval
serice Of tie United States, Including Senators and
Member Of Congress 3 per cent; legacies and dis
tribu;iye shares of personal property OF deceased
persons from 10 per cent, according 10 the degrees
OF Relationship and stamp duties all kinds Of legal
aud commercial f8peT; al! patent medicines,
telegraphic ur ssages aud all goods by express.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-04

FrR.sIS PArcuooUE.--Ah fire was discoSerou soou'
oclock in the morning OF Saturday las. IN the ex
tsnsiye cotton mills owned oy oouh nooi esq, "a
patcbocue. l.. |. The slarm was gwen sna sne nIe
.oon .xt;oyuished Circumstances prove con'iasiNey
~, ,h. rs had been burning FOR al least a hours
p, IN the cotton, but could 10, 90 aiseovsea
.",H " hrr.t ont. destroying some machinery COTTON
su'' namage about $500. Insured.
~, IN. INK Herald says: The large tnrec.s'ory
tNo Me..,s. J. =. s. L. =. llavens, situated 10
$40 center u this village was entirely de-
.nc NV fire on the light OF the 2lst OF February.
T basement and frat door OF the ouiiaihs "o'S
inU Ly the Messrs. Hayens a. dry yoodS ai"
General grocery store. Hi. hsI,
Tbs second floor has been used as pnonS """,
I'D tbe third as lodge-room for the Order oi rie
W.sons. On this occasion the large hall Wa Ue.S'
;sd nv n party. in celebrating the birthday Of
,on nv ball. The lower hall had been gaiiy aes
for The occasion with flags and evergreens, anu .a
company were in the night Of ".o Ss,aied
20 ,sIs charge of IL during the evening" discovers
shou, N ~'ciock fire streaming out IN snsI JesSs
~. -, ,ha h,ss in the southwestern coriier oI
,n. r,n,n lie immediately gave the alarm " sue
h.,o,v who mad not Yet discovered tnei1 a:n,
Der. ON inyestig CATION, lamp wss 'ouud ~. ann.
onder where the fire FIRST broke OUT, .hu sonrcs.
nostcu i, that the fire originated IRON; Sia Snt n
Every effort was made 70 save the oa,u's hsf,sd
rspid was the progress OF TUG AAn''''
svery effort TO subdue H' ,.,,,a;cy and
o' MAJ Havens were insured on ouiidloS s S
.,1"I to a sufficient amount TO almost cove. S'~,
~ srart from the injury they may expersos' ''-
Ss;ng thrown out Of business.
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making Of treaties with the Apsches. Navajoes, and
Utahs 10 that territory.
MIR. THOMAS rep, Mass.) called up the bill to
faciliiote judicial proceedings in adjndica,ions on
captured property, and for the better admlnisralloh
of the law of prizes, which was passed. Aa!ourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-04

The City Armory, on the corner Of Henry and
Cranberry streets, WAS gaily ornsmen'ed by the
members and frieDds of the l4,h. On one front was
a transparency with the following motto:
Unique ps,rium remeni'ei"
With true ard grateful hearts welcome you TO the bind
Of freedom and syrpa'hize in eli your ns Th.1sl The
Rebel. cut down our Wood they found il would not burn
crpt with strioc hre"
The following appeared on transparency dis
played from the Henry street side: