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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-15

FUFHNIOK VOUKT--NNSEkAL TERM.
Before Justices Moncil, Garvln and Jones'.

Before Justices Mcneil Carvln md Jones'
Lauru Ne ne re- j IN s. Clarke and William Hgart -
This case, which has been up several times before the
courts, came up appeal from the sion OF judge
Barbonr, who had dismissed thoscompainl and refused
an injunction To restrain tho acting OF this play There
II also another action pending By the same plaintiff
damages for representing the play, without plaintiffs
consent, Mt the same theatre.
The counsel for Miss kecne proceeded argue that
the turned upon the rejection Of the judicial records
OF the United States Circuit Court for tho Eastern
District OF Pennsylvania in there determined in
which Laura kcene was complainant and william
Whcatley and John =. Clarke were defendants: that
such judicial records were cstoppal TO this
case and rec ddjgd,cdid. Az the same subject of
the counsel was proceeding 10 argue Mt length
as to the rejection OF the records BY Judge Barbour IN
the court below, when Mr. Edwin James said in Justice
to the learned Judge before whom the case was tried NJ
special term, he should here nterpose and state pre
cisey what took place there show tho reason for the
rejection OF the proered records and which he thought
would be fatal TO the appeal Of Miss Keene.
~ principal cause OF rejection on the grounds
being snpcat Of the Clerk Of the Circuit Court NOT
visions Of the staaa not in compliance with the pro
and cer,Incaton Of Judicial .o documentary evidence
the other side TO argue to thep was sDsurd ior
grounds OF adudicatd, because they were neV .nc
oeivcd In evidence and which appeared by the printed
case OF the PLAINTIFF consequently the learned Judge be-
low could not decide a. 10 their legal effect
The Court intlmatcd that such objection was fatal to
the appeal and after considerable argument on both
sides the argument was adjourned that The case bs
amended.
Booth. Berricn McGrcgor for plaintiff. appellant:
Edwin James Dunphy for defendants, respondent
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

WEDNEsDAY, Feb. I4-6P NJ
BREADsruvrs. Receipts, Ass bbls. -four 200 do and
1851 bags corn meal, 500 bushels wheat. 300 do
corn, $3.50 do oats. 1890 do. malt and 327 do barley
Tho market for State and Western -four very
rate Low grades 1Oc Ice in buyers favor Good
qualities were nomnay unaltercd The sales were about
5000 bbls at our revised quototions subioned South
ern -four was in moderate demand only, and prices ruled
noninaly shade lower The sales about $50 bbls
Canada flour was inactive, and inferior and common
gfades 10c lower the sales were about $50 bbls
Rye hour was neglected, Corn meal was quiet; prices
wire nOminallY unchanre We
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rota, for the week g. 245 sO2 s2,5s6969 se67a sS6
Previously reported is43O 3l4 9,757,9ls 2oro'o'A
Since January .s22 e75 els sl2aa4,ss7 *sl74s,eos


THE CENTRAL AMERICAN TRANSIT COMPANY.
TO THB EDITOR or THE HERALD "a 80.
~ NEW YORK, Feb. IA, 1850.
Allow me through your columns TO call the attention
Of the stockholders of the Central American IIansi.
Somnany and the public to the fact that the directors
have Mt the request Of several large stockholders ex
tended the advertised time for subscribing 70 me msw
hey were induced TO this partly by the fact OF the
receipt Of highly important reliable ana very s sSe
isfactory news that the temporary obstrucnons 10 o
entrance of the Atlantic harbor Of their Ishus route
have been removed by the natural action OF the waters
of the San JUAN giving eighteen feet deptn OF w.e "n
the for the navigation of our largest CMss
Of ocean steamshps-thns confirming the views whlcn
the directors had entertained OF the u %
distractions and the feasibility of removing them rms
removes all doubt Of the successes OF this route nca
is the Shortest heathest, most natural ana peauu "
San Juan del Nore of Importance to the commercial
world and to U.S. which can scarcely be overesmated
openng as il does the business over an immense area
OF local tropical trade well OF our California ana
Oregon and connections with Japan ana
China The subscription books arc now open ct this
ofise w. W. WEBB, President.
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FRsneurs quiet but firm owing 10 n scarcity of
cotton at ss6d va per steamer n 900 bushels corn
part exd 1000 boxes bacon at 25s $50 ticrces lard
at 25s TO London $3.50 bales cotton at "a 70 Gas.
essss tobacco al 3ss Tho ssarars r,n o
Norfolk TO Barbados, hid staves sl2 gold. per N
scfsoncr 70 Newbern, q, and back, ii l5o Rr,i,sh
brig to fueas and back, and three sc6Gc-.rs 60 ai.
weston and back, cotton on private terme.
MoAssts-A moderate jobbing demand prevailed
full prices were realized The sales embraced 30 hhds
Porto Rico AZ $50 roc 45 bbs new crop New Orleans
at 81 o. 81 10; also cargo OF about al5 hhds
srUp osysS a. and sy ,ucon 100 SA new crop
PHcvIs,oSs scceips, s77 bbls pork o. o. beef, cc2
pkss cut meats 2o2 pkgs and 1873 kegs lard The demand
but not quotaby lower Tho sales were about 800 bills
at $28 500 e& 6Sk for new mess, closing at e2S 90,
cash; t2s q, 1873 for old messi $50 Is a e2l for
PRIME and $40 for prime NESS also for future delivery
includise all April, sellers and buyers option, about
$500 bills nev mess at SIS so $2S S75s. The beef
market was without special change. The sales were
about $50 bbs, at SIG $50 for new plain mess and
SO so $2l fo- new cxtra pcss Beef hams quiet
and nominal, with few small sales at SAL fl2 Bacon
continued dull The demand Tor cut meats was limited,
but pricos wcr nominally unchanged. The sales en-
braced 200 pkfs at nAc. 1ahc for shoulders and
i0kc 1sc fos hams The transactions In lard were TO
@ 500 msss S about n' 1900
pkgs for forward delivery including April, sellers op-
ton, at $50. $40. Butter quiet and unchanged
$50 for state -hecse was less active, but prices were
wolf sustained Tho sales ~ 16c 2lc for common
dairy 10 choice factory made.
Tho sales were loo hhds Martinique at 1lkc, 400 hhds
Cuba muscovalo and Porto Rico ut from II Hc 10 l3c
Also 900 boscs Havana No ieH :" 12c, and 200
Orleans Ohio rrs. this ssssonl a. 1lkc Refined sugar
w.s Arm, with continued good demand.
ns W. ss s.sy ~ pre-. ws,s main
wnEsx nsospss, iaS 6bh ne market continued
aull = previous nominal pross No sales Of iupor'ance
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FINANCIAL.
FINANCIAL.
TINTED STATES TREASURY
u INTEREST DEPARTMENT, =
N Ew York, Feb. 5, 1864

FINANCIAL.
TINTED STATES TREASURY,
- INTEREST DEPARTMENT
Schedules (sO thirty moro seven and
Coupons payable February Is instant will be received
for examination H. II. VAN DYCK,
Assistant Treasurer United States.
DErEw POTTER. nvvrns
NO II BROAD STREET NEW YORK,
interest at the rate of four per cent per
deposits which may be checked for at sight.
Special SIX snd sale
MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS AND BONDS
bought and sold on commission.
Collections promptly made on all points.
CUAUNCEY NJ DEPEw HENRY W. POTTER.
Late Secretary Of State)
NOTICE
FOR THE REDEMPTION OF YUBA COUNTY BONDS
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned, Funding
county of Yuba State Of California
IN hand the sum of seven thousand three hundred and
dollars in coin for redemption OF Yuba county
of the issue Of the year 1871 also me sum OF one
the redemption OF Yubs county bonds OF the issue OF the
wear 1861 that scaled proposals viii be received a. the
onny office OF said county in the city OF Msrys
e hour of 10 o'clock NJ Of that day. The July
~ 1896 mus. attached to the bonds and the proposals
must be accompanied by the bonds to be redeemed ~
Dated tbs nth day Of December A. u S a. Marysve
WIN. CARPENTER,
Funding Commissioners. Yuba county, California
1
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-Ihe demand Tor wheat continued naciiye and
prices ruled nominally lc &c per buscl lower clos
ing heavy ut the decline. The sales embrace 1000
bushels new apib Milwaukee, private terms, AMI
900 bushels new amber Siate at 81 40 Corn was
heavy under limited scmahd, but not notIceahly
a 75c. for unsound and re 7sc for sound
mixed Western, the outside price for delivered Oats
were better demand The sales werc at 4Oc ioc for
unsoind and 55c for sound Western 5S for State 5Ic
for Jersey and Pcnnsyvnna and 5jc 56c for Canada
Rye inactive and nominal Malt was dull and
heavy. Barley was in demand and about 500 bushels
State we're taken at 7sc for inferior
CoFPER--Prces we're very firm. The demand from
the trade decidedly more active the1nles for
consumption scrc quite large full prices comprising
2s40 bags Rio, OK Edith Rose bond at I2s,c gold
270o bag do OK Berne 3s5 by Electric zoo by Nora
5000 hs valkyrien and $500 by Kanagounn all RIO in
bond on private terms The jobbng continued ia at
steady rates
CorroM-The market was without particular change in
any respect The sales principally TO shippers and
comprised 3l0o bales The market closed quiet and
prices somewhat nominal at our quotations as fol
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BUSINESS oPpoRTUNITIrs..

BUSINESS CALLING MR AWAY, I SHOULD LIKE
70 transfer my business 10 party who would buy
the Fixtures chance for who would like an once
business Can a. us Broadway, room y, this day.
EOR sAIA-IHB RIGHT TO MAKE, USE AND SILL,
on reasonable terma an improved Lamp Chimney; un.
The chimney being lighted directly through The chimney
"a Herald ONCE
WANTED-A oENTEEL NAN WITH PROM eaOW TO
" f0WW capital, for the enlargement Of . web paying
OIL busness plenty OF customers and risk The ref
srsnces Gvcn and wanted Address for two days Psro
81 500 AM REsrEcrABLR PARTY WIN
RlsOVVs good references learn an opportupity
q purchasing the Stock Fsurs Lease and Good Will OF
Confscttoney stofs and Restaurant we'll s=abshed ana
doing good business BY sddressinsv g. o. Herald ofce
90 E00 WILL BUY FftTERN YEARS PATENT
0AsOVV Right for new system Of awning OF rerent
inveouun hnerpfsing parties cssy realize ti0OO By
thn Investment Full particulars sfrcs(
boot ssorc. where The model can be inspected -
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WILKINS, AUcrIONsEn.

MORRIS WILKINS. AUCTIONBEM
M southeast corner Of Prince and Mott streets ., s-e
uon-E. II. LUDLOW q co. will sell At auction on "a
dny FEB 6 1874 At y O'clock, q the Exchange saiesroom
PRINCE SrRRsr ssasSsss s Ss~ 81 No
valuable Lot with NE Buildings thereon No Princs
street, southeast Of Mod street; Ia 6 front a
rear i2O6 east side, ~ feet side on Mott street
mere three story brick building the front Of the oS
Maps &c., u the o1oe Of the Auctioueers ~
r. n. LUDLOW 4 60. M Pine .s-..s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-15

pURNHAm,s rURNrTURR MOVING EsrxsLrsH.
- ment 10 West Eleventh street. sirth avenue
furniture moved city country; furniture planofortes
bored and shipped Furniture s6rsd Money advanced on
furniture, 10.
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HENRY II. LEEDS AUCTIONEER.
IL II. II. LEEDS 4 MINER will sell by auction Mon
day. February 49, and Tuesday February 90 at 10 o'clock
each day, ut their salesroom, % Liberty street,
1900 PACKAGES less,
UNCLAIMED PACKAGES
remaining In the hands of
ADAMS EXPRESS co,
uncallcd for,
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SALES Ar AUCTION.


az g.
conss as or
S sSS black wsnr rs,qr Suits IL sS
and stair ocf faS fFf1
Of modern improvement cost $500 on Paintings Mirrors
MpdSw sasss sR
Silver Ware together with large variety Of articles
sYLI WILKINS Err
on Thursday February 1885, O'clock at the Exchange
H. q ,Ss SS 81 s ss Ss
Dnes1 y s sell on
u.s. at O'Clock all the Household Furniture contained IL
Sofas Bureaus, sedseads stuffed Chairs Mattresses,
Stoves Oilclohs, Ingram and other Carpets &c
SALE THE GSSTnSr s.f r.
CHILD, Asctionesr, win sell Saturday, FEB n at 10
s e. 4. Ha: ssssf sss'
Bs c as sssns q asi
UorToN NOTICE.. ROTH, AUQTIoNEER,-AN
0i
!Thsrsday a!senoon Feb il at sclocs consisting q
Paror Suits covered french satin and green
figured reps rosewood Rtageres with French plate back
S35 RSB SSyn Csy 81.
elegant rosewood and black walnut marble top Tables;
Turkish Easy Chairs and Lounges Reception Chairs Bronze
hosany Bedseads Bureaus Rockers Sofas Spring
Ware, Table Cutlery, &c Sale positive, rain Or shine.
JoURNRAY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NO PINE
~ s,Teet-w sell at aucti9t on wednesday FEB FL 1896
# ae o west
of Fifth and running through to l2sh street.
ID A. Chiffon. ACCOMPLISHMENT STATES
government sale Of condemned Subsistence StoresWl
Street, ii sbis dried Peaches 81 bSs dried Apples Sale
Eok' sA GGSk 6SsT d ERRkry STREET
FRENCH PEsFE ASp PEk
This any at S nn large ana ynrea
s n IL % ea
&C., well worthy the notice of buyers.
N B-Aucdon sales of furniture at the residences of
GEORGE HoLBRooK CO., AUCTIoNEERs, WILL
York Hotel Contents Of Barber Saloon Plush Bsrber's
Razors Mugs, Lead Pipe, Gas Fixtures, &C.
uENRY H. LEEDS, AUCT1ONEER.
on TUESDAY, TH S 3 g. Hotel
?sE 5Rs ALL
r.,... .,. consisting Of
sl psfa ws'1
and large assortment Of Plated Ware Of the best
Dishes Urns Coffee Sets, Tea do Forks Spoons Sets of
Plate, &C.
ALSO
fine Cutlery, nearly Table Cloths Napkins, Linens,
fine Oil Paintings by European and American artists;
fine Glassware and China In great variety, &c, &c.
AT ABOUT O'CLOCK Immediately after the sale of Fur
nure,
THE LEASE or HOUSE AND SUPERB FIXTURES OF
THE BARRQOM. RESTAURANT AND KITCHEN FIX
TURES APPERTAINING.
Said lease the entire h0use having years
LIST Of next May at s., 800 per annum
The BAR being superbly fitted with marble floor stained
glass windows black walnut bar solid oyster
bar backed with two superb plate glass mirrors OF the largest
size and perfect in NIL respects glass and
tanks standing kegs plated faucets and superb variety Of
glass and plate fixtures with stock Of liquors. &C. hand
In the Kitchen II superior and latest pattern Partisan
Range of great capacity with copper u,enss large Re,
figeraor nearly and various other of
improvements The cost Of fitting up the bar kitchen
was over
$4,000.
All of which will he sold included with the lease
In lot TO the highest bidder Mr. Lying retiring
business.
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Schedules of (5 thirty seven and reetenths
Coupons payable February Is instant will be received
for examination H. ii. VAN DYCK,
Assistant Treasurer United States
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
Ec0R SALE CHsAr-l9 VOLUMES OF NEW AND
IL second hand Books. Apply ~ - Thrd avenue
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GEORGE HOLBROOK 4 CO., AUCTIONEERS, WILL
SELL this day, at o'clock at 7s Broadway, opposite New
York HOTEL Contents of Barber Saloon Plush Barber's
Chairs Sofas, Mirrors Ocotb Stoyes marble top Basins
Razors Mugs, Lead Pipe Gas Fixtures, &C.
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500 shs MS & nj RR 69X
500 Clevo Il Pitts RR S0L
100 Chic & NV pref. 551s
100 do. -. .b15 55%
100 Chic Il Rk Is RR 1O4
800 Pitts, 1T T&C RR Oh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-15

TvHE YELLOW JACKET SILVER MINING COMPANY
has levied of AiJD gold due 18th
Of March, delinquent nth Of April We are prepared to
transmit amounts due by Eastern stockholders by telegraph
mail, through the Bank of California.
LEESA& WALLER, No. 80 Pine street.
NEw YORK Eeb H. 1866
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-15

100 Tol, Wa & W RR 81
500 Pit, FtW&CRRs30 92I
so N j Central RR.. ia
100 Alt K Ter lit RR. 301
300 Alt Il Ter lit pref SIS
100 Chic IL Alton RR. JIG
400 Chic & Ait pref. 1l8
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-15

Since January SIS, $685. 1852 $s5 SSA $z7oS'''''
The New York imports compare as follows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-15

Petroleum and uninips ss-sAs ~vre strong and active
A, tho rs, ,arS Ham Mcclin,ock closet at 100 higher
than al the same time yesterday selling at - 30; Pit
hoo Cock Toc calling at 50 65 Shade River DOC, SELL
ing at 81 10; United States 25c selling at s1e Quarts
Hill ~ %, selling at "a rs; Smith pormlcc %, selling
at sI5 80 Brooklyn sold at 7bo., Forest County &c.
Guild rarm 60c, New York and Newark &c. Palmer
Pctrieum 80 e5, Central 50 10, Empire osy s5c.. Ex
ceaor 97c., Oceanic &c. National S. Beech Tree 800
y'nton 81, Corydon 81 u.s. Gunnel Gold 81 90 Nov
York Gold 81 80, Deubon Sc, Waikiki 81 20.
The Chicago TI5wc 18th inst remarks Of none
tary and business anhirs:-
Tho money market is easier and to-day the bankers
mand This increased ease In the market however, s 70 DO
attributed almost wholly 10 the decrease the receipt OF
hogs which this week amount 10 only &C. 150, against
I9TT5 ast week. In consequence % this the demand
for currency by county bankers and commission NOR
chants was much lighter than usual and the bankers for
day OF two past have been accommodating deserving
customers quite freely The rate OF discount IL steady
NJ 10 per cent annum but street ratios firm at IL
ls per cent per annum To-day the bankers have adj
par selling, which rates the market closed very nrm
business throughout the city remains dull The wholesale
trade do not anticipate heavy spring business and tho
merchants have generally msde up their minds TO act
with great caution.
The remainder Of the lease (cne year, Of the office of
the Columbian Marine Insurance Comrnny toretber
with the nx,ure sold today at auc,sn the buyers
being Mcssrs Jay Cooke Co., al a premium of sb 500
Tue business s'the sub-rreasnry to-day was a. fol.
lows
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NrOTfCR.-OIL PAINTINGS, PHOTOGRAPHIC, DA.
~ gucrreotypes &c, copied and enlarged In supsdss
manner. Prices moderate.
p. q. DUCBoCHoIs see Broome stree.
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EHEAr RNOUoH-orvRN AwAv-A SUPPLEMENT
az - hirtsen chspsy.ct ksr.cn Ben sss sps.
Az purchasers Of hs week pwnisf NJ the Philsiclpkh
sss"rdv EycninG roA Appsy al any News Dsiei'a
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-01
A FEW REASONS WHY THE
A M E II &c N W. ATT Q III

A FEW REASONS WHY THE
A M E II nc AN w ATT Q II
is THE BEST.
20 II is made the best principle while
~ ~ the foreign watch 10 generally made on
LINN principle at ALL The foreign watch is
FL aE moetly madeby women and boys, by hand.
aAS, 49, While their labor is cheap, their work Ia
xSS@EGs~dear at any price such watches are
made without plan, aud sold without guaranty. They are
ment. They designed only sell, and the buyer
the party must thoroughly sold. Those who have kept
pair for tew years, will appreciate tho truth Of
statemsut.
THE PLAN OF THE AMERICAN WATCH
Instead of being made Of hundred little pieces
screwed together the body OF the American Watch is
formed of soLID PLATES. No jar inierisres with the
harmony of its working and sudden shock throw
it's aoanry OF gear. In riding or any business
pursuit it is all held together frmly single piece
OF metal 1t Is Just what all machinery should be
lat. Accurate. 20. Simple. 3D. stong. Ith. Econo-
nica
wenot only nes, by our system but quality
We do not pretend that Watch can bought for less
than the foreign make believes but that its
eai value it is sold Tor onehaf the price.
OUR SOLDIERS WATCH,
substantial aud always reliable warranted TO stand any
amount oil marching. riding or fighting.
OUR NEXT INdHER QUALITY OF WATCH
Named r. s. aretl s similar in sine and general APP
resr.nec, but has more jewels, and more elaborate
finish.
OUH LADlEB WATCH,
Recently brought out ia put up in great variety Of pat
terms, many of them Of beauty and workmanship
quite small, but warranted to keep time.
OUR YOUNG GENTLEMAN's WATCH
Is neat large, and Just the thing Tor the pocket
Young America.
The proof OF the merits of this Watch may be found
the iat that over seven hundred employed
IN the manufacture O them ana Troy stlf unable
surply the constantly increasing derand.
CUR TiItbE-QuAKrER tLATE WATCH
Is huuci al lighter than the hers have described
a-IU IN
rect The variation caused by changes OF
1hear Watches the fruits Of the latest porimonts
chronoetry, aud nre made by the beat v0rkmen. For
the nest mekeeping qualities they chAiieuge oonpar.
with the best works u the most famous English aud
Swiss makers.
Sold Wholesale and Retail by
T.. FERRIS & SON,
CORNER 4th MARKET STREETS,
mh23til WILMINGTON, DEL
-rnR hEks ny NAL pRnMpTi.Y ATrRHnEh 70
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-01
New Castle County Mutual lnsuranos

New Castle County Mutual Insurance.
COMPANY.
oFFtCw s.wILNINGT0N lNsTIrUTE,n
Corner Eighth and Marke I Sts.s
WILMINGTON, DEL.
Interest On Pr emium Notes Reducedts sperct.
NHE Prineipalof Mutual Insuranse is beheyed to b.
the safest and perence far has proved u to be
the cheapest Insurance against loss by Are and
THU nstitutlon been but twelve years In
any other losses BY Fire during time although
in this eaos and have hsa the mi.iortuns to be
good safe rs rather than to swell the number Of
insured TO the u
ability OF sinking the Cash Capalin case of heavy dis
a's'r'dnrins the year 1RroroRs.
,o Wilmington nSs qity.w.% Candy, ssSFss Richard
Clement smy5h John C9chrsns Edward T. Bsllah
Brandywine ad.-Edw ard rinshurs,. j Cloud Elliott
Uhristtana Hd.-yameH Riddle.
| New Caste Hd.-John Guysr.
white CLAY Greek He; 1Abrsham ? shannon.
| WILLIAM CANDY, President
| D. SMITH, Secretary aud Treasurer.
|