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IN CHANCERY All SPARTA.

Lemuel Martin, Admir- Of George Martin, deed.
ct ais, vs.. VIM. L. Martin ct ais
IN THIS CASE, 1T APPEARING THAT
i VIM. L. Martin. George Taylor and wife
i. J. Pohattie, Lemuel Martin, are all non-r
dent defendants: it is therefore ordered that
publication be made for four weeks, requiring
said nOn-residents to appear at the next term of
the ChGncery Court, to be holden in the Court
House in Sparta on the third Monday in March
next, TO plead, answer or demur etc, or the same
will be taken for confessed and set for hearing
eX parte, etc. EP. TURNKEY, c. K NJ
feb9 vat
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FoREIGN NEWS.

E BY the Cable
PARIS, Feb. Prince Napoleon will be
director OF the Paris exposition.
The Emperor in his address on the as
sembling of the Corps Legislatiff viii an
nounce the disposition and final close OF
the Eastern and Mexican questions
Five-twenties have advanced one-eighth.
LONDON, Feb. S.--Confederate bondhold-
ers in this country have united ia petition
ing the British government to back their
claims.
LONDON, Feb. S.-The trial of ex-Goy.
Eyre, of Jamaica, thas commenced,
Dorgin, the Irish railroad contractor
who failed sometime ago, is dead.
BRUSSELS. Feb S.-The disturbance
among the laboring population in thesouth-
ern provinces of Belgium has subsidized
and tranquility restored.
VIENNA, Feb. S.--Charles Baron Won
Hook has been appointed Minister of Fl
nance in the Imperial Cabinet.
ST.. PETERSBURG, Feb. S.-The japanese
Embassy has arrived in this country.
LONDON, Feb. 8.--The Greek govern
ment in a note declares the erisi;
| of war now at hand. and though theil
uc7tAC u iok peace thcl hctEl u pAofcE u
increase their army and navy.
LONDON, Feb. Intelligence from Ser
via represent affairs so threatening tina
families of Turks are fleeing from tbs
country.
Earl Carnahan wall next week INTRODUCES
an important bill for the union of the Cana
dian Provinces.
Dispatches from China state that ar
rangements have been made for the estab
lishment of European college at Pekin
with the consent Of the Chinese govern
| ment
Notwithstanding positive adyiees to the
contrary this morning, reports received to
night state that troubles in Lower Belgium
are increasing.
BERLIN, Feb. S.-Negotiations betWee
the North German States and Prussia wer,
concluded to-day.
Ii is said that Bismsrk will propose il
Congress of North German States tax Of
tobacco.
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MI mER EIGHT The veioea of The
Colora do ahd Nebraska bills we're the sew
enih aEd eighth vetoes of Mr. johnson.
The ia preston is becoming prevalent that
be noe enough, whatever may be his
ahoricol nings in other respects.
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ALBANY, Feb. s.-A bill was introduced
in the Senate, to-day, allowing an under
ground railroad to New York city.
Both branches of the Legislature have
instructed their Congressman to advocate
aid to the Northern Pacific railroad
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Ii will be seen that senator Dixon Of
Connecticut, has offered in the Senate. an
amendment 90 the constitution, 10 be
proposed by Congress- to the several
States for adoption as the fourteenth ar
ticle. Ii is substantially indeed almost
literally, That suggested and agreed upon
at Washington, which We published in
fab a few days since
The points Of this proposition are A
clear and emphatic denial Of the right Of
State secession; and also that of State
election BY Congress
A Republication Of the debts incurred
for rebellion.
A conferment Of citizenship upon all
persons, white and colored born or nat
uralized in the United States and giving
to sll the equal protection Of the laws
An superintendent OF representative
upon the basic Of the whole number Of
perpons in each State providing that
such representative member shall be re
duced by the number Of those which any
State may exclude from the elective
franchise
This amendment is based upon the
adoption Of the Legislatures OF each
Southern State Of an amendment 10 the
State constitutions granting qualified
negro suffrage, liability e read and write.
and the ownership Of $3.50 worth Of pro-
perty) lis emanalioa from the soatl,ern
States, and its endorsement BY the Presi-
dent, win give i no favor in Che eyes OF
Congress, and Il is matter Of doubt
whether Il ever becomes a practical ques-
ton. Chief Justice Chase not long since.
II speech, invited proposition from
TIE excluded States but Radical De-
mands have increased since then. They
charge that the South contemptuously
reiected their proposed amendment. and
Il & likely that their temper viii be 10
retaliste. A discussion Of fhe merits Of
the scheme is unnecessary until Il is pre-
scented Cor ratification.
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Bridge Rebuilt.

COLUMBUS, Feb. s. The bridge at Piqua
on the Columbus and Indianapolis Central
Railroad, washed away by the late food,
is now rebuilt, and trains are running reg
ularlv.
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Books for Farmers and Gardeners.
SEW A N EE H 0 u S { ,
COLLEGE STREET,
tBetwesn Union snd ghaFch
NASHVILLE ........~....,..-T ENNESsEE.
T. HARRINGTON, Proprietor
LII %, = =
NOTICE.

A LII PERSONS WHO HOLD RECEIPTS
"A ~ AlleH y Cary fer eiaima presented bsforl
the Board Of Claims 81 Nashville, Tenn. knows
- the DTiEer Board. are hereby notified that
4 have made arrangements Eith MeSsrs- Para.
a. g. prosecuting these claims before the differ
eat Departms hts. and slaimaats can hasien ihe
payment ef their claiRs b. csitina apon Capt.
Sewers AZ the elfsce Of karauoras soss ars q Co,
~ e. Earfb 1harrv rfrasf iold 10. -
sILAS y. ALLEN,
febB-tf RepresentinE Alien 4 Cary,
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state Of Tennessee, Davidson Connty

Martin & Atehison vs.. Jesse Johnson-By
Original Attachment.
TN THIS CAUSE. IT APPEARING To THE
L satisfaction Of the Court that Jesse johnson
is a nonresident of the State of Tennessee: 1t IS
therefore ordered BY the Court that publication
be made IN the Union and DisrS1eS paper
published in the city Of Nashville, commanding
the said j esse johnson to appear before W. HI.
Wilkinson Justice Of the Peace for Davidson
county, on the 9TH day Of March, 1867, at II
O'Clock, and defend the action commenced By
attachment, otherwise the case viii be proceeded
with eX parte. W. n. WILKINSON,
Justice of the Peace for Davidson County.
February Z, 1856. -feb5-wAt
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ROkharV

DUECANEoN, Pa, Feb. 8.-The Dun
cannon Iron Company's safe vas robbed
last night Of $4,000 in greenbacks and
S2500 in notes. No cine to the robbers.
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Lebanon Wooden Mills.
NOTICE.

HAVE ON HAND AND READY FOR
delivery goods manufactured at Lebanon
Tenn, by Messrs. VIM. Grisham q Co. and sub,
ject to the charges annexed to each name. Par
ties concerned will please call and get Their
rnnds -
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FIRST DAY.

-
4 mence Tuesday May 7th, and continue da-
rims the week.
FIRST DAY.
THE YOUNG AMERICA STAKE-For Two
Year 0ld5. Dash Of Three Quarters Of Nile
S25, Play or Pay. The Association 20 add 500
Second Race.
ASSOCIATION PURsE-$sOo. Mile Heats.
SECOND DAY.
THE GREEN STAKE-FoT Three Year Old
that did not appear in public up % Ianuary
lst, 1867. Mile Heats. $50. Play or Pay. The
Association 10 add 500.
second Race.
THE INVITATION STAkE-For al Ages
Two Mile Heats 500, Play or Pay The Al
sociation To add Sl,OO0. The Second Horse 10
get bali OF the entrance money.
GHIRD DAY.
THE CUMBERLAND STAKE. No. 1-For
Three y ear ODDS. Mile Heats. 800 Entrance.
so Forfeit The Association 10 add 500.
SeeOnd Race.
ASSOCIATION. PuRSE-s5m Mile Heats
Three best IN Five.
FOURTH Day.
TIE SEWANEE STAKE--Foran Ages. Mile
Heats. slOJ Entrance. - Forfeit. The As
sociafion T. add $50 "
second Race.
ASSOCIATION PuRSB-s60o for Dasb Of
Three NJ lee.
FFFsrM DAY.
TIE CUMBERLAND STAKE. No 2-For
Three ! ear 0lds Two Mile Heats fi0u Fu-
france, $50 Forfeit. The AHociation % add
S5O1
Second Race.
ASS0ClAII0N Pr HsE-Handicap for Beaten
hgr5ea- 500. Mile Heats.
Three On more b. lli the above Stakes, except
The Invitation stake which viii require I've To
hi. 50 deduction for q walk 70 name and
close March 9th, 1857. Entues 70 be addressed b.
po R,v - s 70. iDAjhlD4T IN,
GEO. ". DAKDER. B.F COcERlLL.
Secretary. febl III mnrehZi PrssideRf
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DURING the debate on the Bankrupt bill
rejected a few days since in the Senate
Mr.. Sumner moved an amendment, by
way Of proyiso, that no judge shall pro-
coed 70 the consideration of a petition for
voluntary bankruptcy, until the petitioner
shall have taken the test oath Of Congress
Of July 1852
In Offering this motion, Mr. Sumner said
a great many persons went into the res
bellion Cor the sake Of repudiating their
debts He wished to prevent them from
reaching the benefit of dat rebellion I'M
der this bin
Mr. sumner found only nine Senators
who would support this piece of petty and
miserable yindictiveness, and amongthem
was Mr. Bowler Of this State Mr Fow
Ter however, is not accountable FOR his
Senatorial votes He has not yet reeoy-
cred from the shock Of astonishment he
experienced on finding himself a United
States senator Il added his wits He
merely follows the meanest example he
can find among Senators, who are as
mean in soul as ne, but who have intel
lect 10 make their malignancy effective
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NEW ADVERTIsEMENTs
Found.
NOTICE.

a POCKET-B00K CONTAINING NOTES.
n receipts and other papers. which the owner
can haze By calling at This office and paying for
this advertisement iebs-2t
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NEW ADvERTIsEMENFs


OFFICE NAsHvILLx Gas L1eHr CO..
February S. 1867.
FT'HE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE NASH
Il vile Gas Light Company are hereby notified
that the AnnEsi Election Of Directors will take
MARCH. 1867.
JAS. II. KENDRICK. Sec'y.
feh9-td CITY papers cOpy.l
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To the Creditors Of Judge Thomas
Nancy. Deceased

pY ORDER OF THE CHANCERY COURT
ID at Nashville. in the cases of 7. II. Atkinson
vs. ". l.. Murtree. Trustee, and others. you are
hereby notified to file claims against ne estate
OF Judge Thomas Nancy in my Office. ON OR
BEFORE April I. 1857.
MORTON B. HOWELL, C. and NJ.
l1u-rvfflap1
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Of
Fishing Tackle,
onsisting OF Hooks from the most cello
brated manufactures Of Limerick, Ireland.
and Silk, Grnss, japanese. sud Cabls-laid
Lines. Also, Reels Bamboo and Japane
Rods together with every thing usually
found in a first-elass establishment
A large lot Of the celebrated Ne plus ultra
Black and Plantation Imperial aud other
fine TEAS just received
90 Prescriptions compounded with &C.
curacy by competent and experienced Pher-
macists and Physicians and Others can
depend on the most entire reliability In tbs
execution Of Orders, all goods being var
rauted as represented.
STEPHENS & WATKINS,
Corner College and Union sts.
nov.il-nap
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For Lease or Rent,
nUR OFFICE OVER YORK's BOOK
~ Store. Union street, IA By III feet, or a
rent, the VIM. f. Jones place, three miles out
on Brick Church Pike-a good dwelling and
Outbuildings, with seyenty-tWo acres or less
Also, three story brick store house. No. IS
College, near Broad
}. l.. Il K, w. BROWN. Agents,
tebI-3t over YOrk's Book Store. Union st.
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FOR SALE,

SPLENDID PROPERTY ON CHERRY
- street next to Union BLOCK and opposite the
Maxwell House-l9 feet or . feet. with house at
rent OF 10 per cent on cost.
Apply to
ANDERSON. JOHNSON & SMITH.
febS-Iw
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/ HAVE THIS DAY SUGGESTED THE IN
4 solyeHey Of the estate Of p. v. ii. Weems,
deceased. All persons are hereby notified to
present their claims, duly authenticated. to the
clerk Of the County Court Of Hickman by the
brst Monday in July next. or they will be for
ever barred. This January =, 1867
JOSEPH WEEMS, Administrator.
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= II TIE RI n N II

The name Of this Company IS the TRtyELERs
IssURANCE COMPANY; Il is located al Hart
ford Conn.,. and was Incorporated june 18th.
1863
CAPITAL
The amount Of Capital Stock a. 10000 90
The amount Of Capital stock paid uPi 100000 90
ASSETS
Cash on hand and in Bank, $i4.60l AZ
Cash in hands Of Agents.
and in course Of trans
mission ...............-.. 81 lsSs "a
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E'RoM THE -NEIGHBoRH0oD OF KIN
I derhoOk, Maury county, Tenn, a BAY
MARE, about six years old next spring. fifteen
hands high, small white spot in her forehead
and some saddle marks on back; very shert
dollars for the Mare or fifty dollars forthe The
and Mare. Apply 20
J. T. s. GREENFIELD,
OF r. c. PUCKETT.
feb9-2tF Near Wiliiamsport Tenn.
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Nashville, Team
4 mence Tuesday May 9TH, and continue du-
ring the week.
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Amount Insured thereby e.. s. 03l. 5000
J. q. PATTERSON, President.
RODNEY DENNIS, Secretary.
STATE OF cONNEcTICUT)
HARTFoRD COUNTY, 50.
HARTFORD. January q, 1867.
Personally appeared J. q. BATTERSoN.
President, and RODNEY DENNIS. Secretary
OF the Travellers Insurance Company, and sew
orally made oath that the above statement by
them subscribed IS true, according 20 their best
knowledge and belief
CHAS +. WILSON, Notary Public
STATE OF TENNESSEE, }
C0NPTROLLER's OFFICE,
NASHVILLE. Jan. 80, 1867
This is to certify. that the Travellers Insurance
Company, of Hartford. Connections, located at
Hartford, IN the State Of Connecticut, has com
piled with all the requirements Of the Code. on
the suite Of Foreign Insurance Corporations
In sections 1898 TO l5G7 inclusive as well as the
act of24th Of March, 1850, chapter 2l5 section 10
requiring a deposit with the Comptroller Of
twenty thousand dollars Of six per cent bonds Of
the State.
And that Joseph Nash, P. P. Peck and J, F.
Pearl. are the legally authorized Agents of said
Company in the town Of Nashville, State of
Tennessee. s. W. HATCHETT
teb2-3w Comptroller.
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Fishing Tackle.

A most extensive and vnrisd assortuD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-19
FfNANCIAL.

TIE New York money market was quite &C.
tive again yesterday. and the rates OF interest
seem to be firmly established at ca per cent
on cali. The drain OF currency TO- the West,
and the drafts Of the Government upon the
National Banks are sum cient to cause closer
market, but the fact that some OF the leading
firms on the bear side have been borro wing
large sums from some of the banks for length
OF time adds not little to the present appear.
anee OF stringency. There is still An album
dance OF money for all Legitimate business and
speculative purposes, and the increase in the
rate Of interest can only be regarded Is favor.
able symptom for . heaEhful Fall business. A
low rate Of interest indicates stagnation Of
business, while anything above the legal rate
is prognostic OF high pressure operations,
which will surely lead to disastrous conse-
quences. The gold market closed up firmly
yesterday at 145x, an advance OF one per cent.
from the day before. The ruarket is kept very
firm by the decline In bonds in in Europe, and
the reports OF further troubles in the cotton
trade. The Government SECURITIES were dull
and generally lower. The 1862 dve.twenty
coupons are sustained By the advance in gold,
and the small offerings ...-
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DEMONSTRATIONS

Events are showing that, though Mr.. John.
son is able to keep the country in turmoil, and
thus grieyously inlure all business interests In
all sections, he is unable to interfere seriously
with the practical working of the Reconstruc.
ton laws. The appearance OF his amnesty
proclamation brought here strong delegations
OF the disfranchised under those laws. III. is
said 10 have held to them that lis proclama
ton enfranchsed them. They then demanded
orders from him reopeniRg registration, and
commanding that his reading Of their rights
be enforced upon the registers. This he de.
clned to do: alleging his ability under the
law, to order the registers to receive any par
ticular class or classes OF votes, and referring
them to the Courts of the United States. in
which to secure their rights if denied by the
registers. These gentlemen went of very hufv
over the Idea OF waiting full eighteen months
or more before an United States Suprsms
Court decision in their case could be procured
with military reconstruction surely going on
under the auspices Of Congress in the mean.
while.
General Scho1eld has ordered the election
for members Of the Constitutional Convention
OF Virginia to take place at the earliest mo.
ment the existing law and general orders will
permit, regardless Of the Presidents published
request that the several military district com.
raanders will reopen the registration. This
fact is significant, as showing how little. prac-
ucaliy, the President Is accomplishing in tina
matter OF obstructing reconstr uction under thu
laws OF Congress.
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The Election in Maryland, Yesterday.

The Election in Maryland, Yesterday.
RATIFICATION OF THE NRw CONSTITUTION
The election OF the adoption Of the new CON
stitution took place in Maryland yesterday
The returns received up to this morning were
as follows
The total vote in Baltimore is 1916 Of which
1920 were for the constitution, ard 1876
against it-a majority for the constitution OF
1864 The vote yesterday was about 5000
short Of the vote Of 1860.
Ths vote in Annapolis for the constitution
was 277; against it l2s-a majority of Ii9 for the
constitution.
Baltimere county, as far as heard from,
gives for the constitution 1.775 against 64S.
Hartford county, majority of 1,130 for the cou-
stitutiop. Beltsville. Prince Georges county,
gives 226 for, and 66 against Cecil county, as
far as heard from. gives 1853 majority for the
consti-tie" Frederick CITY gives 2l9 majority
ior the ne constitution, and Frederick county
over 2UU majority. uoEcIstovn si~ sc IN a.
jority for the Constitution, which is largely in :
creased by the vote Of Washington county.
Allegany county gives about 225 mslority for
the constitution. Ellicott City gives 43 major.
ity for the constitution. II is roughly esti.
mated that the ma jority - the constitution
will not be less than 10000 in the State.
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COMMUNICATED.
SSide ISSueS.r

There are at present 8 number OF men en- :
gagged, in some of the States, in ehdeayoring to
force what may be properly denominated .side
issues upon the Republican party, and
which, instead Of streng ihening, are weakening
the party, and Will, il persisted in, reduce 1t to
a hopeless minority. These men are sim DIV
stimulating and putting new life into a party
which could find no warrant In the Constltu
ton to put down instruction and rebellion
and which now stands ready TO undo all that
has been done to put down treason place the
National Government on a firm foundation
and accord to all citizens of the Republic civil
and political rights.
Temperance is a moral question, and should
not be made a political issue. If the people OF
State want prohibition, they can vote upon
this question Invested OF all other issues TINS
is the only way to get a fair expression OF
public sent.m
1t is time enough to agitate for "woman
suffrage when we have once secured .sman.
hood suffrage" beyond psradyen.ure) to all
citizens of the Republic. II gentlemen strive
to accomplish too much they may lose all. So
shrewd politician as Horace Greeley refu ses
to advocate woman suffrage because he psopIe
are not prepared tor 1t and do not want it.
We DO not want the present political Ques-
lions complicated by bringing In others which
a. of no real importance. There are uestions
now upon us, awaiting solution, which will
brook no delay. The political status OF the
Southern comm unities must first be deter.
mined before new uestiCns are brought before
the public. FOURTH WARD.
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AN OFFICER DISMISSED data says A
case comes up from General Ord's command
TOR revision OF the proceedings of court.
m artiaI recently held in Mississippi The
facts, as proved. are that the lieutenant com.
Banding in town in Mississippi Sc ut his par.
amour to hotel IN the place to board. The
hotel proprietor refused to give her q room
failing to induce the proprietor yield sent tor
detachment OF soldiers and took possession of
the hotel ant placed his paraiaour In room,
The facts were reported to General Ord, a
court martial ordered, and the court found the
Lieutenant guilty as charged, and sentenced
him TO dismissal tr ON the service. General
Grant approved the sentence. Judge Holt
recon mends the abatement Of the sentence and
that the offender be suspended one month, on
the ground that the rlneiple witness was
once in the Confederate service The Presi.
dent to-day approved the sentence OF dtsnis-
sal. -.s.E-I. q 3 =
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ENGLISH OPKRA-Bellinis charming opera,
"La Somnambula," was sung and acted by
the Richings English Opera Troupe at the
National Theater, last evening, in q style of
excellence which gave entire satisfaction to
very large and appreciatIve audience
who testified their appreciation BY frequent
applause. Miss Richings as Amina, Mr.. Castle
as Elrino, and Mr.. Campbell as the Count,
never appeared to better advantage, while the
minor parts were we'll filed and the choruses
given with spirit. Altogether, the performance
was a great success.
Tonight we are to have Donizetti's lively
comic opera Of the elixir OF Love-" and mex,
Monday evening Mr.. S. c. Campbell who is
so popular here, takes mis- benefit, for which
he has selected Rossini's elaborateIy.writtsn
and beautiful opera of "Oinderslla.,
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STATIONERY FOR THE HOUSE OF REPRE-.
sBNTATIyRs.-1he contracts for furnishing
stationery for the uss of the House OF Repre-
sentaves Of the United States. the bids for
which were opened on Tuesday last have
been awarded as tollows:-To Msssrs PhiIp
Soiomors, for envelopes, Manila paper,
knives, pencils, and tape; French &c Richard.
son, for letter, note and foolscap paper, and
knives; blanchard e Mohun, for pens; War.
rington Il Co., OF Philadelphia, for pens
Singeriy &c Myers. OF Harrisburg, Pa, fol-
envelopes and paper. The contract for fur.
nishing the smaller articles, such as ink, paper
knives, scissors, rulers, &c, was awarded to
Messre. Philip &c Solomops. 4lsrt.H -f