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DR.. a. l.. WOODS
EYE INFIRMARY,
WEBSTER, ONO,

HEDD EIl UNIV,
XKTTERE all Diseases of the Eye, so common
w to this country at the present time-such as
Granuated Lids, (TRAcHoMA) Opacity of the
Cornea, (Which is a scum or film over the sight,
together with various notifications ofboth; which
ali produce much pain and weakness of yision
and, sooner or later, partial or complete blindness
All these diseases will be successfully treated at
moderate prices and where the patient is not ben
Gifted the charges will be promptly refunded.
Persons having very sore eyes, who have been
prescribed for by other Physicians without benc-
fit, are especially requested to call for treatment
Several such that had been quite blind from eight
to twenty months have had good sight restored
to them under my treatment. Persons can con-
vince themselves of the truth Of the above by re-
ferring by letter or otherwise, to any Of the fol-
lowing named gentlemen.
REFEREYcEs.-Dr. A. l.. Norton, Portsmouth,
O., John Paul, Manager of Bloom Furnace, o.,
Joseph Arthur do, John T. jackson, Portland,
O.; Rev. Dr. Prettyman, Athens o. A. Sell,
Jackson Z. H., o.; John N. Erwin, Hamden, 0.
All letters of inquiry should be addressed to
A. L. WOOD, NJ. d.
Webster
April 10, '66-1y. P. B. of NJ & err. Ohio.
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DIR. J. S. REASONER

ID ESPECTFULLY TENDERS HIS PROFES-
III SIONAL SERVICES to the citizens of the
town of jackson, and vicinity. Office at his Resi-
dence, near the Fair Ground.
N. B. His General health is very good about
the same during the night season as in day time.
Dec IL. 1SG3-Jf.
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Kinney, Bundy q Go,
3 A N K H r s,
JACKSON, OHIO.

SOLICIT the accounts of business men and indi.
- viduals of Jackson, Vnton & adjoining Co.'S
deal in exchange, uncurcnt money and coin--makC
collections in all parts of tia country and remit
proceeds promptly on the day we get returns.
Government Securities and Revenue Stamps al
WAYS on hand and for sale.
EYInterest paid on time deposits.
STOCKHOLDERS:
II. L. CHAPMAN, II. s. BUNDY, T. w. KINNEY,
President, Vice President, CASHIER.
VIM KINNEY, f. B. LoDwIcK, A. A. AUSTIN,
J. D. CLARE, w. N. BURKE, P. LoDwICK.
Jackson, o., Dec T. 1S65-tf
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CLAIM AGENCY,
At enterville, Ohio.

Il HAVE taken out license for the collection. of
IL of claims for Pension. bounty and
Back Pay, of soldiers or their representa-
tives. Having had experience in the Army and
also in collecting claims solicit yonr patronage.
In cases where the applicants are not able to pay,
| will attend tor them without charge. In other
cases, the charges will be moderate. In no single
case to exceed $5
L. NJ. BEMAN.
Anp 8 1SG6-tf
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CLIAS. j. O. KLINE q Co
J M BopeEy. New YoIsI
Sept "a Post 0niea - - y
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$40 h'ss' tNovl 66-Sw
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he established ny himself STILL If the prosecution de-
sired IT, Mr. Kelum would be requested 10 appear De-
fore the CO... nittec
The prosecution then desired that Mr. Kellum be d.
recied produce before the Committee bis ssemeh,
- 10 how many solid cabc feet Of brick bad been used
in the huding II rad been said that there had been
siI million aud a bali Of brick used there
Mr. Cram wanted no reDorts-no hearsay eFidenee-
Nothing but sworn testimony would answer.
Michael Raleigh was then sworn, add tesiihed-Am
| in james. Fowler Co.'S employment made oertah
estimates for that firm TO he sent - Mayor GInther IN
March, l-oI; was familiar with the value OF iron, &C.
in Sept. ls have been in the iron business 30 years
/ the estimate made for which be would nave
done the work. the estimate 20 De sent 70 tne
Mayor: could not remember particularly as TO tue
price OF iron at that time
| Crossexamined-The firm does q variety OF orns.
mental and range iron-voTk has done great deal OF
business in iron buildings: the firm bad requested hu
to make the estimate; thought they would not get the
contract: thought the Mayor was TO ind out some
fraud by the estimates when the estimate was made ne
took into consideration the cost Of wages at the stand
ard at that time Niarcb. 1860.
Examined by Mr.. FoJ-He did not know the ysiue
of iron between ls63 and 1905 neither OF bar, wrought
or cast iron.
| Joseph B. Young then sworn; testihed-Am
Clerk II the Board OF Supervisors have tie minutes
OF the Board for o6 there had been no meeting OF the
Board between April and o. 1854 the Mayor sent IN
three communications April ls6ione IN relation
10 Harlem Bridge. in the matter OF toe Court
House and in reference the iron IN Palace Gar
den Armory: the communication from the Mayor rea-
tive 10 the Court House is in his office saw 1t to-day
can produce the communication; il is here, brought
the psper here himself
TIE investigation was then adjourned to this after
q oQlQqk
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FRAUDS ON THE GOVERNMENT
List Of the Seized Dissilleries-Arrest Of
the Parties Implicated.

The investigation into the distillery frauds
on the Internal Revenue Department Of the Govern
ment, is still progressing at the Aston House.
The following dstilieries have been seized;
Davis e. Hanlon foot of Thirty. ninth-st. !. A.
Hemmer rectifer, Thirty -ninth-st. near Ninth ave
Lorends dstifler, Thirty -ninth-st. Ninthave
VIM Krohne, No. $50 East Fortieth-st. Zacharius
Open bemer. Twenty-siXth-st near First.sve. Kahn
weller & Goodkind. Seventeenth-st. near Seventh-sve
Johns & Co., Eighteenthst bet Tenth and Eleventh.
ayes Sanger. Thirty -nnth.st near Eighthsve. Kahn
weller & Lowenstein, No. $50 East Eleventhst Sims
A Heller Fortys eventh-st. and Firstsye. Keenan,,
cor Lewis and Seyenth-sts j. Rooney Fifty second
st near Ninth-sve. Richard Deary, Broadway bet
Fifty fourth and Fifty fifth SITS Richard Deary Forty
fourth.st near Eleventhsve Quinn. No. i0l Laureps
st. Frank No. 30 Divisiou-st. Henry Rogers. No J.
Front-st. Bourey 4 Collins. No. 10 Cedarst HAefen
Co. Morrisiana. Peter Schildknetcht, J0ness Wood
The following persons, against whom warrants were
issued py Commissioner Belts on Monday. were all eI
cept two arrested by Marshal Murray Tuesday. and
were held to bail IN the sum Of g. 900 each An exami
nation will be held this morning in the office Of the
United States Commissioner: Jacob Donau Simon
DOMAIN Richard Deary, Zaccharius OPpenheimer,
Hanger John Frank kahDveler. j. Iaussig, ).
Herman. Never Goodkind. and Edw. Heath
Mr. Hamilton Harris OF Albany, an able and astute
LAWYER and brother Of Senator Harris Is assisting the
revenue officers in their investigations. Any coumu-
picstons on the subject should be addressed 10 Nj
WIN. Richards, Room No. 4. Astor House.
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SENATE. ALBANY, March ID, let
BILLS REPORTED,

BILLS REPORTED.
Amending the charter Of the United States
Warehouse Company.
Incorporating the National Warehouse and Security
Company.
Directing the removal Of the railroad track il
Thompson-st and to change the route oil the Broad
way and Seventh-ave. Railroad Company.
Authorizing the Dry Dock. East Broadway and Bat
tery Railroad Company TO extend their tracks and au
thorzing the Nlnth-ave. Railroad to nse the same.
For the relief Of the Union Trust Company
BILLS NOTICED.
To incorporate the American archaeological So
ciety.
partment 1t relates to the grade Of the kighthave
New York
BILLS INTRODUCED.
BY Mr.. KIME-Authorigingt the construction OF sus'
pension railroad In Broadway and other streets in the
City of New-York.
~ Mr.. STANFoRD--To incorporate the New. York and
Brooklyn Ferry Railroad Company
BILLS PASSED.
Relative to lands devised by Simon Bergen. deceased
late of Brooklyn.
Fixing the salary of the Treasurer Of Kings County
1t o., 500.
Authorizing the extension Of the Chenango Canal.
II appropriates 4270 600
Authorizing the Board of Health OF Yonkers to pnr.
chase certain real estate for sanitary purposes
Amending the act for the extension Of certain streets
In Brooklyn to the East River.
Authorizing attorneys and counselors OF the Supreme
Court residing in adjoining States to practice in courts
Of this State.
Mr. LENT introduced bill to incorporate the New
York Storage and Ligbterage Company.
Also bill authorizing the construction and use OF
buildng in Burling. slip.
The bill incorporating the Sisters OF the Poor OF ST.
Yrancis Of NewYork was advanced TO third reading
Adjourned.
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above Company and naming first corporators; C.
c. Benedict w. s Cove, &. III. Little George Taylor.
Jesse C. Dayton. James H. Hoyt X u Hall. II. w.
Carey jerome u Carver and others. Inc route Tor
the proposed railroad commences at tie foot Of
Thirtieth.st North River, along Thrtieth 81. 70
Ecven;h-ave 10 Tventy-ninthst, 10 Broadway TO
University place 20 Waverly place, TO Mercer-st..
along the latter TO Csnal-st 10 klm-st. 10 Worth or
Chatbam-st or running from Mercer and Canalst.
along the latter TO Centrest TO Park-row Chatham
st. TO Sprucest 20 Nassau 70 Beekman. and
along Beekman or Spruce to WIliamst. TO
Beaver.st 10 Broad-st. 70 Sonthstreet.
along the latter TO Whitehall st. near South and Ham
way TO Beaver St, TO Nas.au.st 20 Park Chat
ham st. along Psrk.row Cbathau-st to Centre-st.
70 Duane-st. TO Em.st, 10 Canal-st. along TO Mer-
cer.st running from the intersection Of Psrk-row
or Chahamst. or Centre-st; along Centre 10 Canalst
TO Mercerst. along to CliDton.plac Eightst
10 Universitypace. TO Broadway along Fiftv ninth
81. and the Central Park. along from Thirtiethst IN
Broadway along Thirtieth-st. TO North River; also
connecting at Twenty ninth and Thirtsth SITS IN Tenth
or Eleventh ave 10 Thirty .fonrth-st. 10 the North
River; also connecting at Beekman-st with Nassau
aud Willam.sts, along Beekman to Water or
Frontsi. to Fulton-st, to Frontst to Burling-slip
10 SoGth-st TO Wall-st. Ferry at East River;
also from John-s- and Nassau 20 Buring-shp TO near
the Fulton Ferry also connecting az Nassau and VIII
lamst. in New Broadway when the latter shall nave
been opened running along 10 near the Fulton terry
also from the essterly termination OF Waisi TO all
st. Ferry along Wast 10 the Intersection OF track on
Nassau-st., so that the track shall be complete;
through AVERY place 10 Mercer-st., through Clinton
place or Eighth-st. TO University place and from
Spruce to Bleecker-st. TO William Beaver Broad
Wall and Nassausts corner along the latter TO Beck
man or Spruce. STE also from John and Nasssusts,
through the former street to Buring slip; also, from
Wall-st. ferry through Wall-st. to Nassau-st
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Work before the Legislature.
CONSTRUCTION AND USE OF A BUILDING IN BUR-

CONSTRUCTION AND USE OF BUILDING IN BUR-
LIHG-SLIP.
Senator Lent introduced bill providing that
the Metropolitan Fire Department may erect and
occny for the purposes Of the Departn ent in the City
81 building fronting 25 feet on the eastery
hne OF trontst crossing said line rs feet and located
equi distant 40 nearly be from the norheriy and
southery sides OF said lap for the public use OF said
city.
NEw-yoRK STORAGE AND LIGHrKRAGB COMPANY.
Senator Lent introduced bill providing that Henry
u. hcCorkle, Henry Green, HAYNES Lord Franklin
Johnson Samuel Bornye, may incorporate themselves
Tor the purpose Of carrying the business Of
men. forwarders and hgktermen in the City Of New
York The capital stock 10 be $500 900.
SUSPENSION RAILROAD IN BROADWAY
Senator Kline introduced into the Senate on Wednes-
day bill for the construction of a railroad in New.
York City naming the same corporators and route as
vas proposed in bin introduced in the Assembly last
week. and published In The TRIBUSI
STORAGE IN THE CITY OF SEw-YoRK.
Senator Low introduced = bill providing that the
President of the Chamber of Commerce. and the Pres.
idepf Of the Board Of Fire Insurance Underwriters the
President Of the Board Of Metropolitan Fire Commits.
sioners and the Superintendent Of Buildings in said
city shall together constitute Board under this act
which shall be authorized 10 devise tx and prescribe
the manner and methods Of storing and keeping goods
wares and merchandise in stores and warehouses in
the said CITY Of York more particularly with ref
erence 70 tie loading and storage on the several floors
of buildings and the particular classes or grades OF
goods that NAV DO stored together.
HEw-yoRK AND BROOKLYN FERRY RAILROAD CON-
PASY
Senator Stanford introduced bill 70 incorpeass the
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The further investigation in the charges
against the Special Committee on New County Court
House was continued yesterday acknowledgment,
Supervisors Fox. Blunt, Hayes and Bleakley.
At the commencement Of the proceedings Mr.. FoI
stated If Nj Ely desired to have record Of the mum
Der Of bricks which had been used in the
that information could be obtained in the Controller
office.
trolers Office showing the nun Der Of solid cubic feet oi
brick in the editce Mr.. Kellum the proper per-
son 10 give this information.
NJ Fox said the Committee had no night 10 bring
Mr. Kellum before them he private perSon; II be
Was brought here be was entitled 10 compensation, TO
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ACADEMY OF MUSIC.


"L'Etoile du Nord" had brilliant audience
last evening and the performance went of very well
Antorpcc exerted bis best power to fill out the eharac
ter and give the music Of Peter the Great its BETTING
strength and expression
This evening "LEtoie du Nord" viii be performed
at the Brooklyn Academy with all its excellent present
ment at the New.York Academy.
On Friday evening I'm Ballo in Maschera" will be
given with grand cast Mazzoeni having in that opera
remarkable opportunity to diSpstfN grand artistic
qualities and prove his thorough command Of color.
For the matinee on Saturday next st o'clock Il Etoie
du Nord' will be performed.
The season Of a nights will terminate this week and
from the 18th to the goth instant viii be given series
Of benefits and extra performances. From the 21th to
the 3Oih instant no performances will be given.
On Easter Monday brief season Of six subscription
nights win commence, in which Les Huguenots' will
be given and Sehorta Pooh viii appear in another IA
yorite opera
MR.. CHARLES FRADEL'S CONCERT.
Mr.. Charles Fradel will give his first concert
at Irving Hail. on Friday evening next March To- on
which occasion he will be assisted by Mile. Bossio
sigaor Ardavani. Signor Fossati M Goldbeck, Mr..
5. b. Mills. Mr. G. w. Morgan Mr.. Wm. \. King and
Mr. T. Thomas with Mr.. Carl Anschutz as Conductor.
Mr. Charles Fradel has many claims upon puohc
recognition; he Is an admirable musician, and as
composer he has furnished salons with some OF the
most charming music of the day. while as pianist he
exhibits exquisite refinement unimpeachable taste and
an intelligent expression which only creative musician
can impart Mr.. Fradel has large circle of admirers
and friends for whom he has prepared rare intelee'
tual feast and hope Irving Hall crowded on Fri
day night, 10 its utmost capacity.
BENEFIT CONCERT TO BANDMASTER GRAFULLA.
The series of Seventh Regiment Armory Con-
cer;s having been given benefit to the veteran Band
master Mr.. c. s Grafula follows Saturday even
ing when concert OF military music will occur at the
hall Of the armory the proceeds Of which will accrue
to that worthy gentleman.
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ASSEMBLY.
REPORTS.

BY Mr. BRANDRBTH-To incorporate the
metropolitan Improvement Company.
BY Mr.. JESKINs-To amend the Public Charity and
Correction Department act Of so as to enable
the Controller to speedily raise the money re-
qured under said act.
BY Mr.. a ID. REYNoLDs-To amend the Hudson City
Charter.
BY Mr.. MAUMcE-To incorporate the Rockaway
Beach Hotel CompaDy also, for the formation OF the
RockaWay Beach Land and Improvement Company.
BILLS PASSED.
To regulate the use of boats and vessels within the
Metropolitan District.
Relative 70 the public markets Of New. York.
To amend the charter Of the New-York Juvenile
Asylum
TO limit the tenure Of office in the New. York State
National Guard.
To incorporate the New-York Mutual Gas. Light
Company.
To incorporate the jamaica Savings Bank.
Adjourned.
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Meeting or Union Prisoners-Propesed
Testimony or Grstitade 70 Bishop
Lyuch.

A meeting Of the officers Of the Union army
who were confined in the various Rebel prisons in
South Carolina during the years 1861 and 1862 WIS
called at the Metropolitan Hotel last evening for the
purpose stated in the following circular
NEwYoRx Monday March 10. 1866.
We the undersigned late officer. in the nited states Army
ing earned that the Right Rev r. n Lynch. Bishop Of
Ck.estOn G. /, now in this city for the purpo.e Of col
Charleston s. c. and being denIous Of ,esyns sppre
citation Of and gratitude for the many acts Of kindness and
prisoners Of war Charleston. c. in ll and 1902 tender
him the proceeds Of lecture to be hereafter delivered al
The aS.sfy q Mu.e Mso Capt roth
Major j. Decatur Potter 18Th Y. " Brryet MAJOR John
o0a 81 t ~ S'P Capt.. S, bs~ ss F Fl.
Zoasves; Lieut. Underwood. First Fire Zouav.:' Lieut.
CdSb. ssth n Y. NJ Capt. John Bsslsy, sssh :. Y.M
The following gentlemen were chosen officers OF the
meeting: Gen. McIyor, Chairman; Major Cassidy.
Ninety.third n. Y. Volunteers, Secretary; Capt.
Bagley. Sixty ninth N. Y. Volunteers. Treasurer.
Gen. MeIvor on taking the chair remarked that the
meeting had been called for the purpose Of enabling
those Union officers who had been confined at Castle
Pnekney and other Charleston prisons during the rs
two years Of the 10 join in presenting to Bishop
Lynch Of Charleston. who was now IN this city an ap
propriate and SUBSTANTIAL testimonial Of gratitude for the
services which be rendered 10 the Union prisoners
during that time. At time when both the Govern
ment and the people OF the South generally.
seemed 10 vie with each other In efforts 70
add to the hardships and suferings OF Union
prisoners Bishop Lynch. at the cost OF considerable
pscunsry expense and trouble 10 himself and at the
nix OF incurring the geRers odum OF bis neighbors.
supplied them with bedding and clothing Of which they
stood greatly in need obtained them the means OF com
muuicatng with their friends and obtaining supplies
from them and In every way eyInctd the spirit Of
true christian and humanitarian. He was now 10 this
ety for the purpose Of collecting funds 10 reestabsh
the orphan asylum Of Charleston destroyed in the great
fire which desoaied that city in l-6 and this oppor
tanty Of publicly recognizing lis services should not be
discarded
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The GILLIAN TORPEDO CAsE-MCKENyA AND
ROGERS PLEAD Not GuILrr.-Messrs. Benjamin Nicuna
McKenna ard DR.. Stephen Rogers appeared in the U.
: Circuit Court before Judge Shipman yesterday and
pleaded not guilty to the indictment found against
them for alleged criminal completely IN the torpedo
Commissioner Stillwe to appear for trial on the first
Monday IN April next.
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ARREST FOR HIGHWAY RoBBERY.-At lat

ARREST FOR HIGHWAY ROBBERY.--At a late
hour Tuesday night while droyer from Pennsy
vsnia named John Tull passing down Pavonia-ave
Jersey City, he was knocked down by two men. who
robbed him Of watch and els in money and then
made their escape Yesterday afternoon. from de-
scription given Officer Killeen arrested young man
named Daniel Twsney. on suspicion Of being one Of
the Tebberl and upon being taken before Recorder
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RUMoRED CASES OF TRICHINA IN N8w-YoRK.
The rumors which have prevailed for several days
and obtained credenee. that several cases OF the
dread disease now popularity known as Triehna as
recently developed in the New'York Hospital. are
by the Superintendent OF that institution
as utterly without foundation.
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The Patriots Orphan Homo received lease AZ a
nominal rent for the term Of 80 years OF the lots III
seventy ninth ST. between Third aud Fourth-aye.
The Board passed resolution Increasing the salary
OF the Stock Clerk in the Controllers office 10 5000
per annum.
An ordinance relating TO the Office Of the Public Ad
ministrator was called up and not receiving the re
quisite votes the vote recousdered aud the mat
ter laid over.
The Board then adjourned to Monday next at p. m.
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SENTENCES the United States Circuit
Court Yesterday. Henry Williams pleaded guilty to a
charge Of passing ESQ counterfeit United States Treas
nry notes and was sentenced to Sing Sing Prison at
labor FOR ore year and pay fine Of 81 LOUIS Schuster,
found guilty Of having bis possession large quantity
Of fractional currency with intent 10 pass the same,
gas sentenced Sing Sing Prison at hard labor for
years and 10 pay fine OF $500, TO stand committed
until paid. Henry Palmer, alias " Dutch Harry, who
wa, found guilty Of having counterfeit United States
$50 Treasury note in his possession with intent to
mass the same sentenced Is Sing Sing at hard labor
Tor one year and to pay fine OF u. John Coz, con
Treasur note was sentenced to years hard labor
al Sing Sing and 70 pay fine Of 81.
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BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
81. Patrick's Birthday-rhe Tax Levy.
The Board met at ? o'clock yesterday after-
noon, the President JOHN BEIcE, esq. in the Chair
Alderman MOORE offered the following:

Alderman MOORE offered the following:
Uhereas Saturday next the 18th Of MaTchbeins the an
nverary Of the birthday of the Patron Saint Of eand- TO
be eeebrsed by grand civic and military procession o. or
feilow-citixens Of Irish birth, including those who are
eng aged in effort the audabe and patriotic, ooki
restoration Of aud unhappy Ireland 10
that freedom which her natural right and for which her
through centuries Of tyranny and oppression have sven
and .Ighsd Tor in vain and
Hheed, the opinion Of this Common Council spessins
in behalf the people Of this City who sympahize with the
representative Of the oppressed people OF ireland 81
dent among aud through them the oppressed and p~re
cuted people al parts Of the world in their aspirations for
freedom with Of making such sympathy manifested
cipaie ht coutemr lated demorsT ration well as 20 exhibit
the deep people at the present peculiar unee
the lrs Of Ireland tangible evidence should be gwen
by hem the Irish people 70 perseverance IN nef
drive the olpresso from their native and o. u
therefore
Reored This, the flag. the City Hall snd al the other
public buildings be displayed from sunrise until sunset on the
said day March, and that the Courts and the pub e
ores the Cooperation be and hereby requested and
desed suspend business that day m order TO enable W
who d. sire DO % participate in, add by their presence
the demonstration contemplated be- made by our cow
citizens Of Irish birth rish proclvtes on the spposc.
anniversary the birthday Of lTelsnds Patron Saint
Which adopted
The Board took up the special order having the con-
sideraton of the Annual Tax Levy.
The following are the items: