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DIED

ARBUCKLE.-On the morning OF March 10,
JAMES j. ARBUCKLE
1he relatives and hiends Of the family, Shekinah
Lodge, No. 246 A. Y nj, and Excelsior Mar Lodge,
No. 2l6i also employees o. the CITY Gas WORKS, are
respectfully invited 10 attend his funeral, from the
residence of his brothegln law, William FraHck
No oil Coates street, on Friday afternoon, the 23d
instant, at 2 O'Clock.
eBREhER-On the morning of the 2lst instant,
LEW 10 BREMER, IN the Goth year of his age.
Due notice will be given OF the funeral.
BUTLER,-0n the Goth instant, JOSEPH BUT
LER, in the 54th year OF his age 4la
The relatives and friends OF the family also the
Police in general, are respectfully invited to attend
the funeral from his late residence Carlton street,
below Twelfth, on Sunday morning the 25th instant,
at o'clock. TO proceed 70 Barren Hill.
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LATE PAPERs-Adams Express Company
have oar thanks for late Mobile, New Orleans,
and Memphis papers.
The Philadelphia delegations in Congress and
the Legislature have favored us with many yalu-
able public documents.
Mr.. A. Winch, No. sos Chestnut street, has
laid upon our table late numbers Of An the Year
Round, Oncs Week, London Illustrated Ne,cs,
Cassells Family Paper, London Weekly Times
etc.
John ]. Kroner, No. AO9 Chestnut street. sends
us thelRst issues OF London Society, The ArqOsg,
COryhW, FOrtaiGbty ReUieW Punch, Fun,
Lddy'S Friend Godeys Lady's Book, lie Monde
EieJdnte, etc.
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DEATH OF AN OLD POLICE OFFIoER.-
An old and wOll-known police officer, named J.
Butler, who has for some time past been acting
as Turnkey OF the Eleventh District Station
House, died yesterday afternoon, at his late
residence, Eleventh aud Carleton streets, after
briei illness. Mr.. Butler was sixty-four years
oil age, and was formerly policeman Of the
Eighth District About three years ago he was
badly beaten while endeavoring to make an
arrest, from the effects of which he never f1lly
recovered, and his death is indirectly attributed
sto the injuries received on that occasion.
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MARRIHn

BECK-CHEAVEES.-O the evening of the 7,h
instant, at Emanuel Churcs, by the Rev Goruan
Maxwell, j MADISON BECK to KATE ioHrth
daughter OF the late HenrY ~ ChsRvens Esq aud
step-dauPhter oil the late Joseph Glover. IS
LEE-RIDGELY,-On TUESDAY, the 18th instant
at Trinity Church, Coving on KY, by tie Roy. C.
Il. Curre, X. W. LEE, ESQ, OF sunnyslde Ky, 10
MoCAULEY - GLENEN. - March 49,, by Rev.
John Thompson. at the Parsonage OF BrOad street
M E Church. No l402 Christian street, Philadel
pbia, Mr.. ROBERT MoCAULEY to MISS ANNE
ILENEN, both OF Gloucester, N. j.
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THE NEW ODD FELLOWS TEMPLE.-It is
well known TO our readers that the Independent
Order OF Odd Fellows have had for some time
IN contemplation the erection Of magnificent
Temple for the especial use OF the Order.
convention for this purpose has held several
meetings, and have authorized committee to
apply for charter OF inccrp Jration. The plan
agreed upon for raising the means to build is an
excellent one, but the plan suggested Tor raising
the new hall is decidedly Objectionable. 1t is
proposed to have no stores, no leeture-room, ana
no saloons in the new edi6ee.
These are all much needed IN and out Of the
Order, and would yield a revenue sufficient to
detray the immense expense Of the new temple,
and hence this action Of the Convention meets
with decided opposition in the Order. A good
hall Or lectures in the central portion OF our CITY
is now IN constant demand. Many OF our lead
ing scientific and literary associations would pay
good rents for the use of such hall on stated
evenings. Unless these adjuncts are placed in
the new Temple the rent OF lodge rooms must
be placed at very high figure to raise a reVe.
nue. sufficient to deray the expenses of the
building, without attempting to pay the interest
on the capital invested.
The charter of the Association now before
the Legislature is substantially as follows:-
Henry Hopkins, ID. S. Grissinger, Ezra b. Pratt,
Christian Young, A. AcNutt, Philip Lowry, Jr.,
and John q. MoZey are to be corporatOrs and q
Board of Managers for the Association. The
last two named gentlemen have not the sanction
OF the Convention for their appearance as cor
porators. The capital stock OF the Association
shall not exceed 600, divided into 700
shares. Section fourth SAYS that the manage
ment Of the property shall be under the direc-
ton OF board OF seven managers, who shall be
elected by ballot from among the stockholders,
and this board shall elect President, Secretary,
and Treasurer and fill any vacancy that may
occur IN the Board, adopt bylaws and transact
all business This section ignores alike the Con-
Vention, the Order and the enacted law. 1t il
contrary to the wish aud action of every delegate
to the Temple Association according to expressed
opinion and vote.
OF course there is no chance f. the final pas
sage OF such charter through the Legislature.
The opposition to it would be general. We
only make these statements so that the twelve
thousand Odd Fellows IN Philadelphia may be
well informed relative to the proposed charter,
which if passed, would be the constitutional
and organic law Of the Odd Fellows Temple
Association.
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W. & b., Good Clothing, Oak Hall, Sixth and Market.
W. g. B Good Clothing, Oak Hal, Sixth and Market
W. g., Good Clothing, Oak Hall, Sixth and Market
W. & b.. Good Clothing Oak Han. Sixth and Market
W. g. B., Good ClsElinR, Oak Hall, Sixthand Market
W. g. b., GoOd Clsthmg, Oak Hall Sixth and Market
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A BURGLARY IREvEETED.-Last night
an attempt was made 10 enter a shoe store in
South street, below Eighth by forcing omen the
front door, Owing to the fact that number of
boxes were piled against the door, the intentions
OF the burglar were frustrated as admittance
could not be gained.
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GOT FALL
The despot Gold, has got a fall,
And hurt his shanks right badly;
But, if he don't get up at all,
II won't make us feel sadly
With much delight the ladies ay,
Dry-goods, ut rates reduced, to bay;
Gentlemen, too, this chance embrace.
To get nice, low-priced suits,
And that our Towers the cheapest place
No man of sense disputesl
our stock of Clothing Is the largest and most CON-
pete Ia this city, surpassed Jy IN material style
and it, and sold at prices guaranteed to9rer than the
tolDest. TOWER HALL,
NO. 6lS MARKET STREET,
BENNETT 8 Co.
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READ WHO SAYS so.


FIom Rev; w. d seigired, Pastor OF Twelfth Bapts
Church, Philadelphia ~
gentlemen 81 have recently been aborIng under the
DIS resslng elects OF indigestion, accom- panied o. pros
faton OF the nervous stem. Numerous remedies were
recommended by TRENDS, ana some Them tes "a but
Wi hout relief Your HOonSngs German Buffers were
feco commenced b. persons WhO haG them ana whose
isNOlab,e mention OF THESE sit ers induced me to y
them. must cohfess that hau aversion 10 Patent
Medicines IRON the Thousand and one'' 0uaek 'IHit
ters, whose only aim seems TO be ts pam OIL sweetened
ana druggeu LIQUOR upon the GOHlAun ty ina sly way
and tse tendency OF which lear, is 10 make tnanv a
confirmed dtunkaru Upon learning thar Yours was
really medicinal preparation, took 1t wi n happV
ehect It's action not only upon the stomach out upon
The nervous system was prOIupt aud gratifying feel
that have derived great ana Berman ent beneat from
the use OF a lew bottles.
Very respectfully yours,
ID SEIGFRTED
NO. 2j4 ShackamaXop street.
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From the Rev f. Fendall Asslstant Editor Christian
Chronicle, Philadelphia.
have Gerycd decided benefit from the use Of Hoof-
an GiIan BHteis ana ieel II hoy PrYIege to re-
commend llem as most valuable tonic to all who are
suffering from general oebiiy or from diseases arisiS
from derane emelt OF the liver
Yours truly, f. d. FENDALL
From Rev =. Nerrige, Pastor Of the Passyunk Baptist
church PhUade Pnia
From the many respectable Recommendations given 10
Dr. hootands German LittCrs was il d ced 10 give
them tra hlter using sHysra bottles found them
TO be GOOD remedy ior debllty RR0 most excellent
tonic loI the Stomach d. M. RRIGE
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A "FENCE" COMMUNICATING Finn
uas committed 10 prison this morning by Alder
man Tittermary, charged with keeping an esta-
blishment for receiving stolen goods, in the
nelghborhood Of Thirteenth aud Catharlne
streets.
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From Rev William Smith foi .nefy Pastor o. tie Vim
cCBtoN n ana niliviIle IN. j. Baptist hurches.
Having used IN my iami number O. bottles Of your
hOo1anO's German LitteTB, have say that regard
them excellent Medicine specially adapted to re-
move the disea'eF they arc recon- mended for They
strengthen Lnd inYigOrate tkH syste when itated
ana usCtu 0soi OF the liver loss appetite
etc. have also eLGod them seyerHI OF INV
frieCds, who have tred them Ound hem Rrae,iy
beneficial IN The restoration Ofhealth
Yours lruy. ~ILLI II SAIiTH
No. 96G Hutchinson street Philada
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PASSING C0UKTERTEIT MoERY.-A man
named Henry Adkin was taken into custody yes
terday. AT Fourth and South streets, for passing
counterfeit money. Alderman Tittermary COM
mitted him 10 prison this morning
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
STATEMENT OF THE
New England Mutual Life In
SuraRce Company,
FE b II u A RY l, 1866.

Real Estate s2S599
Bonds ana Mortgages s60G63
Rank and other Stocks ,,.,.,,.,,., Il 77i3
81 ocks held as collateral or loans ........ 81 67S
Premium otes secured by Policies. ,O37440
Total assets 55l O6l
Losses due Gud an9qo a o ::d ,no SSS yS9
Premiums received. LQ05 993
Interest received. l7S 800 49, 49,
Losses paid. d..............................324 028
Expenses OF all kinds 1856
The New England Life Company Is the OLDEST in the
United States. 1t mas always ranked No. Ii mas
PTemums may be paid ether in esn 20 or Ra caS and
hall RTte Losses @ T PromPy Baid by the agent
who pay cash will receive a cash return. Those who
giye note can apply the dividend 70 payment of noe.
in adding to the amount insured.
Persons desiring to effect insurance their lives
tions daily from to o'clock. Liberal commissions
allowed.
BENJAMIN T. 5 tEVENS.
JOSEPH NJ GIBBENS.
DIRECTORS,
Marshal Marsh z. Wilder fHaSs Homer j BSrtets' %St'
Charles Hubbard, James Hturgls,
Francis c. Lowell, Benjamin f. Stevens.
BRANCH OFFICE,
No. 425 Chestnut Street. Philadelphia.
W. D. STROUD, NJ. D., MEDICAL EXAMINER
The undersigned Is the only authorized Agent in
Pennsylvania.
WILLIAM GETTY,
3lS tuf3w q AGENT.
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ENeLIsH's HoTI
TEL. ToMPKINsYILLR.

EESLIsH's HOTEL, ToMPKINsvIILE,
Staten Island, N. Y.-The Matthew English
named in the despatch dated Lancaster, March
l5, as being arrested for stealing Government
bonds, is not the Matthew English late of the
State Capital Hotel, Philadelphia.
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GETTING STuSG.--Many persons are anxiously
examining maps TO find the seat OF war. Triggs sud
he tound it recently without map He discovered
it by sitting down upon a wasp's nest in hav field.
You will not get stung or bit by purchasing Coal of
w. W. Alter, at No. 957 North Ninth street, be ow
Girard avenue. The coal you get of Alter burns
wlJhout chnker and leaves nothing but ashes 1t is
promptly delivered and full weigh guaranteed.
Orders may be left at the Branch Office, Sixth and
Spring Garden streets.
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STEALING Hees.-Robert McCaulley was
arrested last evening for stealing hogs in West
Philadelphia The arrest took place OF twenty
fourth and Green streets. McCaulley was taken
before Alderman Hutchinson, and held in $500
bail.
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THE VERNAL EoUIEox.-To-day is the
vernal equinox. AT about halfpast two o'clock
this afternoon the sun will cross the line.
Doubtless we may expect q change of weather
for the better; it could hardly be worse.
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REMEMBER,

That tFis BjtcrS is not Aicoholic contains no Rum
or Whi,kY aHd cannot nla6e Druqkar5s. B,t 10 mo
Best TOGic IN tie aCoyld
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VoTE DIRECT FOR THE PRECEDENT AND VICE
PRESIDENT Mr.. Howe presented a petition in the
Senate yesterday, for an amendment to the COnsti
tuition. to regulate the choosing Of President and
Vice-President by direct vote, without the Eee.
toral Colleges. This would seem to be the natural
and simple way of doing We like simplicity and
painness of dealing; thus we advocate the cone
price" system that Is adopted at Charles Stokes &
Co.'s Clothing store, under the Continental Hotel.
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For CoUGHs and Throat Disorders use "BroOn's
bronchial ITocheS" having proUed their efficiency
by a test OF many years.
az hace aeUer changed my mind respecting them
fOme first, ercept to think get better Of that Whish
TJegan thinking 1CeH Of.
"REv. HENRY WARD BRECHER."
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c-ee25.-zGz9 A DISCOUNT OF ONE HUNDRED DOL
" q Ss' LARS and upwards in the price of Sleek
g. Co. and other make Of PiaLos.
j. 4. GOULD,
Saw nth ond on 20
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KTASH'S PATENT LEVER SAW SET COM
N bnes great power for bending the tooth with
almost entire similarity of set to each tooth For sale
with variety other Lever and Hammer Saw Sets, by
No sS5 eight Thirty-lve) MARKET St. below Ninth.
I OND0N PATTERN CHAMPAGNE NIPPERs,
Il and other styles strong COrkscrews Selfdraw.
ing Corkscrews Cork Extracors BRtte Cleaners, Cork
Presses &C, for sale by TRUMAN q SHAW,
No. sS6 (Eient lhirty-hve) MARKET St., below Ninth
SPADES, HOES, RAKES, GARDEN TROW-
~ els, Wedding Forks, Pruning Shears and Knives
and other Garden Implements, Tor sale by
No 1886 eight Thirty-Ave) MARKET St, below Ninth.
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&C. A REDUCTION OF 20 PER GENT ON THE
EssSg' REGULAR SCHEDULE PRICES.
Desiring to reduce our large stock of superior and
Mqhy finished R0Se1coOd Pianos, previous to the
moVal TO store, No. 1108 Chestnut street, we
have concluded to offer them at prices below the
cost to manufacture Persons desiring 10 purchase
first Class Piano at reduced rates should not fail to
avail themselves of this opportunity.
SoHoMACKER & Co.,
Warerooms, No. 1921 Chestnut stfeet.
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YARMOUTH BLoATERs This famous species of
fish Is now offered in quantities TO sut purchasers,
by W L. Maddox e Co., No. 115 5. Third street,
below Chesnut
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NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS, VERY CHEAP
A superior assortment iotS i0 price 1915 par
palr; the material also by the yard. just opened ny
JOHN Al. FINN,
S. e. corner Seventh and A rch streets.
p, S.-See Mr.. Fmn's attractive CORSET announce
ment elsewhere.
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us ual Tatss:-
French Cane Corsets, at 81 40 per pair.
French Whalebone Corsets. at 81 90 per pair.
FrencA Whaebone COrsets, finer, at $l75 per pair.
Second quality, embroidered top, at SS75 per pair.
Hust quality, emil roldered top, at S4 80 per palr
Embroidered top and front Corset at So so per pair
Remember the stand, southeast corner of Arch
and Seventh streets.
Mr. RIM, has also opened lire OF Nottingham
Lace Curtains, as iot0 as S2'75 per pair
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TAKE AYERS CHERRY PEcToRAL 70. stop your
Colds Coughs and Bronchial Affections before they
run into Consumption that Yo cannot stop.
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Observe the following symptoms resulting from Dis
orders ofthe Digestive Organs -
Constipation, Inward Piles Funess of Blood IN tha
bead, Acidity Of the Stomach, Nausea. Heartburn
DisEusi toI Foed Fumes or " eight i'm the
stomach, Sour Eructatsns, Sinking or Flut-
tertng at the Pit of the stomach swim
ming OF the Lead, Hurried and Diff
cult Breathing, Fluttering at the
Heart. Choking Sufocatlng
o sensations when in 1, ing
posture, Din ness OF Vision
Dots Webs before the Sight
..... Fever and Dull Pain in the Head,
Dencieney OF PeIspiraton. Yelowuess
poi he Skin and Eyes. Pain in the side
haGk Chest, Llmbs. Lite. sudden Flushes
,oI rear Burning in the Flesh Constant
lmaGnings of Evil, and Great Depression OF Spirits
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PHoToGRAPHs made at reduced prices. A rare
opportunity TO obtain superior pictures at reason
able cost, All styles arhstically executed at b. d.
Relmer's Gallery, Ne. 624 Arch street.
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CoBsETs AT REDUCED PRICEs-GREAT REDUO-
TIoNs-Mr. John NJ. Finn will open to-day Inc
of French Woven Corsets, at prices far below the
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5-2O's, IO.4O's. 1878.
COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES.
GOLD AND SILVER, BOUGHT AND SOLD BY
DREXEL & Co., No. 81 5. Third street.
, 1866-04-14
FROA NEW YORK.

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ls--rE. -
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FNncA ks&AA~ ~We14ulteK-TAe Board
Of HfAllA-SA03tA1Y Measures
New yQRx, Ami 1H-Ibe xte.rnrr s.orx1ea fhor,
uayars md N1stau has nrrJynd.
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CURED Sf,u hzytrz ntoirn ~. snn ~ >, Wm I.
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for I'm e' wv et'%oa Ia 1asoo te9
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men nave ee'eo IN qnse.. Rs.aa RsaGs maaae, sno
no aueHpt WnateFI a. ~ 1 ,ig ~ oc.u g
mooe. iagt Mu@os1 " ~ y ias nsMS ~
.own . nsto e"'n nfEoo ~ 49, A''' a'4o @o'S
ne-s rsynirande Cashier al thu Pottiers brunch
or,he RsnF o5 Franer. As stated yes.erday" wss A.
:x,s1 IN thjs r;,v s7o Monday lt,i IN eh art,e oY
h.r;nr rnhf,e.t tnef in.fiIuffon 81 ahort fne hnn
dsen erd .nr11 ih1n.snd doisTs H.. Il now rom
49, - II mi ennltr.Icn viii ~ n, .de he{ora
Ist,sn 1s.rta. tsn,gnm,s,Jnner Re1t. IN E.trrdav
,s.t 81, II. r-t,rn nnder ihe e1trsdif,nn t11st1
, 1866-04-14
Markets by Telegraph.
MIDNIGHT MARKET REPORT,

Especial Despatch to the Western AlscdAted PFes'1
NEW YokK. april Ii.
GOLD,
Cold eioscd Qpiet 1t 1s64-
Money rery plenty. A report from Washington
That Congress will adopt measures to make nsssoual
banks redeem their notes 1t this point meesa with
general approval.
The market for exchange IL dull and quoted It 1oi
01Dsx for haolers' bilin.
fF1RoLKrN s1ocIs-
Petroleum shsros quiet. BennehoH *ll.oos BFe-
wort III 20: United States $40, Pihole soo: Goa.
Grey Gtad 3la5os Kipp6 Buell. s1.1o; Smith rarme-
lee $3.50.
The d15 goods market to-day Is noee unsettled and
unsteady. There u no very particular change In
rt1tea, Eome domeade goods are = shade lower than
yestefdays quotations. Ho1des1 aud buyers oolh
II SEA In R,f to the future. Fortign goods stt
dnl With the exception Of choice French drtzs goodr.
For fine city retail r1ads such goods searce. and
are bringing very good prices slbo choice millinery
goods s.e scarce and high and command their fuli
/ yAIne-
1ATrs1 fH1ors.
ry1nts-A1len. 1sc; American. fSKc; AmoskeaS
lie; Arold, Ice; Coeheco axe; Dunnell, lsc uAmli
ton lSc London Mourning, 16kc; Lancaster, tac
Ner1mtct, 3tc Aerrlmscz Y. 1He: Pacific. lsc
R1ctuooa 1sc SpRAxues Froeks, 21c Victoria, 16c
TausuttA, l4xc: aAfnes + Co 2oNc-
Cuuts-Izncastef tt 81 &--50: DO 10-f. s3.&.
Jacquard D1spGy-1otd'sf1t Mills extra rnbltached
SOC do blesched, &c Cold pAmask. 50.
spool Cotton -tsk5. si1 cord. Fl. .c Coats 81 %
SANFORD sc .WiltnAntc, SIC Brooks S1.oa Gree:
4 DAniels, &C.
pIovu Observation-Disclosures A. &c; Auosteaz B
2,c: Appleton 4. &c; Atlantic 4 nc; AlanIc
er. Atlantic E. nc; As1nuc G, aoe; Atlantic '. alc
A1s1,t, ~: Boo.t lie: Boott 0, tic; Great Fall
n. xc: Howard \, 27c; Indian Head. &c; lndias
Orchard BB, 3s4c; IApazk, ,eoc; Laurel c, ae
Ea.hn. E4tta, &c; Eaumkeax a, axe; New Xaffe
A. a1c- ~-,<.
~tr s6nc. Ra,lon Son, &c; Bartlefss. s1c battes
soe: Ia,es HR, SIC: Bay Mills, sc; bsckstoue, 274e
r,noe. 1sc; Columbia A. 25e; Dwight 9t' Forea
Dale, SIC; Green Manufacturing COMPANY oHe
t7.rrts No. t. &c; HIIrs EeMpd Idetn- &c.