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FROM THE SOUTH.
Injunction Against Ellyson.

RICHMOND, March 3l.-Judge Underwood to-day
granted an Injunction restraining Elyson from
acting as Mayor, and also refused an appeal on the
ground that the injunction was temporary to con-
tinue only till next term Elyson's counsel
gave notice of their intention TO disobey
the order OF Court in order to the arrest Of
Eyson, and then bring his case before the supreme
decision, declares the enabling act passed by the
Legislature unconstitutional, which decision affects
nearly all the officers in the State.
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h,nse that il Will recet, unayorabe action at their

h0neo that it will rece unfavorable action at their
hands.
me effect OF this intelligence led to very active
market for gold, the price of which ran up To ll2A,
and closed firm thereat The cearances tO-moIIVW
win doubtless range high as sixty millions as the
result of the days transactions The upward move
lusut was comDated, however, by the INACTIVITY II
not heaviness Of foreign exchange, which induced
fee sales on speculative account the operators for
n decline basipR IN ,.Sn upon the Increase OF
half million in the exports Of the week and the % i
portaOn by steamer to day Of about SSOOuOO spvvlo
shipped here in francs wheN exchange WAS I4lus
about quarter per cent below present quotations.
IL Is question whether these sales, based as they
were upon such normal influences for decline,
would not have led TO a sharp decline in g0ld nau
not the news from washington so encouraged Jne
buying movement on the part OF the bulls. AS VIII
be seen the expected defeat OF the Fund
ing bill LED TO a sharp advance In Governments de-
spite the more feeble response In gold.
'The active speculation and rise In prices aJ
the Stock Exchange induced better inquiry 1Or
money to-day; and though the bulk OF business was
at four to FIVE per cent. Governments, and at i've
stocks, engagements on the latter colaterals
were frequent at six per cent, particularly where
the borrower sought the loan after halI-past =
O'Clock. Commercial paper was in good demand aG
seven to eight per cent for prime names. Prime
bankers siXtyday paper were quoted as low as "a
! per cent Foreign exchange was inactive on tne @
basis of 10Sk for prime bankers siXty-day sterling
'The speculative feeling for higher prices was very
strong in the Government room at the beginning o
business, the frmness being due to what w2s re
| Rarded as authentic information from washington
that the Funding hill certain to he defeated II
the House, where the national bank agents had bee
| laboring assiduously for its overthrow. When q
| the Sub-Treasury IL was discovered that the pre-
| Eosals to sell embraced total Of only Sl,19l, 10
bonds the market became active and rose about on
| per cent"
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FROM NEW YORK.

Extensive Robberies- detection of the Thief.
NEW YORK, March 31.--DetectiVes here ar
rested William Dean, having traced to him
$50, 900 worth of bonds stolen from the Ocean
and Norwalk banks.
Editors Convention.
UTICA, March 31.-A convention OF editors
and publishers of weekly papers published in
this State will be held tomorrow at Borg's
Hotel in this city.
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FIFTH ION
THEE ATE ST ME VS..
FROM NEW TORK.
Extensive Robbery.

ITHACA, March 81. -Vilgus Brothers store
was robbed of $4,000 worth of silks last night.
Gen. Thomus' Remains.
NEW YORK, March 31.-A meeting Of the
Army OF the Cumberland is called at the Astor
House tomorrow, to take action in reference to
the death of General Thomas. A delegation of
eighty or one hundred will accompany the re-
mains to Troy.
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.FROM THE WEST.
Sentence COMMITTED.

TOLEDO, Ohio, March 3l.-The sentence of
Philip Steinmetz, whose execution for the MUIR
der of August Henck had been fixed for to-
morrow, has been commuted to Imprisonment
at hard labor for life.
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House RoBBERY.-The residence of F. G..
Genser, at Homesburg, was entered by sneak
thief yesterday, and robbed of napkin rings,
silver RnoOns. and an oYercOat.
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FROM NEW ENGLAND.
FntnI Rniirond Accident

LOWELL, March 31.-William Menkman was
run over and killed by locomotive to-day.
HonOrnbly Discharged.
BOSTON, March 31.-The policeman accused
of picking pockets has been honorably dis
charged.
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LONDONDERRY, March 31.-The steamship
Hibernian, from Portland touched at this port
to-day.
Spain and the Pope.
MADRID, March 31..-The Government has
officially announced its determination to abstain
from all interference in the affairs of the Pop
and the Gcumenical Council.
Ministerial Concessions.
THB HAGUE, March 3l.-Animated debates
have occurred in the Chamber recently on the
question of ministerial concessions of special
privileges to one of the two rival cables to
America. The Ministers at length were in
structed to equaliZe the terms.
HOnOrs to olivier.
PARIS, March BIN. Emile Olivier has re-
ceived the Grand Cross of the Order of Charles
III of Spain. This is his only decoration.
This Mornings Quotations.
LONDON, March BILL 80 A. M.-Consos Tor money
933s, and for account 93H United States five
twentes OF 1862, 915s; Of 1865, old 90H; OF 1861,
s9A; ten-forties, S71. American stocks steady
Erie Railroad, 21A; Illinois Central, Hay; Great
Western, 2SN.
LIvERP9oI, March 31-11sOA M.-Cotton quiet
middng uplands, 10%d.; middling Orleans, ND.
The sales are estimated at 10000 bales.
LONDON, March 31.-Whale Oil quiet. Calcutta
Linseed sos. Turpentine dull. Linseed Oil quiet
and steady at f32 5s. Common Rosn quiet. Tallow
firm.
This Afternoons Quotations.
LONDON. March 31-2 p. M.-Consos for money
933s, and for account 932S@93H United States five
Stocks quiet.
LIVERPOOL March s1-2 P. M.-Cotton firm The
sales to-day now estimated at IL 900 bales. Pork
92s. Cd. Lard quiet. Tallow, 43s Cd.
PARIS, March 3l.-The Bourse opened quiet
Rentes, 74f. &c.
54f.
stock Quotations by TeIeEraph-2 r. M.
GlaudinQinQ. AZ
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THERE ARE A GREAT MANY PERSONS
Il having claims upon the United States or State
Governments, who have committed the same to the
care OF Messrs. George Cragg Bro, or Il. H. Peters
IL Co. They win hear OF something greatly to their
advantage, on application, eitheI III person or oy
mail. 10 the General Collection Agency No. 1876
South SEVENTH Street
a9O ROBERT B. LEAGUE q co.
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FROM NEW ENGLAND.
Celebrating the Amendment.

NEW HAVEN, March 3l.-The colored citizens OF
New Haven are firing hundred guns over the ff-
teenth amendment proclamation amid great re-
iOicilQ.
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from BALTIMORE.
Murderer ReprIeYed.

BALTIMORE, March 31.-Lewis Collins (co-.
lored), sentenced to be hanged on April /, for
the murder of Elisha Banks (colored), has been,
reprieved by the Governor to May 13.
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THINGS At The CAPITAL.
Texas in Congress at East.
New Mexico Applies for Admission.
Secretary Boutwell, and the Funding Bill
Reopening Of 'Ae Legal Tender Decision
NlOM WASHINGTON.
Ocean TelegrnphInR.
inh tn Iihn Eioniil,r IInIeni.lrlnh d

Ocean TelegrnphinR.
SPeo' 81 Despatch to The EOenilg Telegraph.
WASHINGTON, March 31.-Cyrus w. Field
made an argument to-day before the House Com
mittee on Foreign Affairs, against Woods bill
for n general law regulating the landing of
ocean telegraph cables on the shores of the
United States.
The Venezuela Claims.
The committee agreed to bill for the settle
ment of the claims of Americans against Vene-
zuela, which will be reported to the House.
New Mexico n State.
The House Committee on Territories has
State in the Union. An effort was made to
postpone it until the next session, but failed by
a vote of to-.
The New Texas Members.
The Committee on Elections reported favor
ably on the credentials of all the Texan mem
hour. The Senators from Texas were qualified
to-day and took their seats.
CoIOred People and the Amendment.
The negroes in this district are making ar
rangements for celebrating the ratification of
the fifteenth amendment. They hold a meeting
tonight to consider the matter.
The Funeral of General Thomas.1
The President and several members of the
Cabinet will go to Troy to attend the funeral Of
General Thomas, as well as q large number of
army officers.
The Funding Bill.
The national bank representatives had an in
terview to-day with the Committee on Bank
ing and Currency relative to the Funding bill.
They explained at length the effect the bill
would have upon the banks, provided it became
a law, and gave the committee a large number
of statistics, showing that banks could not
afford to do business on four and q half per
cent bonds. Secretary Boutwell, was present
and took notes. He intends to reply to the
bank men as soon as they finish.
Customs Receipts.
Despatch TO the Associated Press.
The following are the customs receipts for the
week ending March Of
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DEMOVAL.-MRS. E. HENRY, MANUFAC-
III turer of Ladies' Oloaks and Mantas, finding her
late location, No l6 North Eighth street, inadequate for
her largely Increased business, has Iemoyed to the
Southeast corner of NINTH and ARCH Streets, where
she offers in addition to her stock of Oloaks and
Mantillas choice invoice of Paisley Shawls, Lace
Points and SacqueB. 329 3mS
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CoLDIERs INJURED.-SoLDIERSD DISCHARGED
y on account OF Rupture or any other injury re-
ceyed in the line OF duty, can obtain $500 bounty
and pension, BY applying to
ROBERT 8. LEAGUE a CO.,
No. 1886 s. SEVENTH 3tcsst
Full informano~ given free OF charge
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$40 AND A CoAT.-Some time yesterday after
noon thief entered the residence No. 539 Cum
berland street, by forcing open rear door, and
robbed it of box containing 80 and an over
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DISABLED SOLDIERS, SEAMEN, MARINES,
~ etc., whether from wounds, rupture, or disease
who have not yet applied for Pensions, and the
widows, minor children dependent mothers, fathers
ETC., OF those who have died OF wounds OF disease
contracted in the service, can promptly obtain their
pensions by applying to
ROBERT 8. LEAGUE d CO.,
T80 No. 1856 s. SEVENTH Street. Philsda-
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CLoTHING.-The residence of Mrs. Reamer,
No. 1910 N. Front street, was entered by thieves
yesterday afternoon who forced open the front
door. The family being absent the rascals ran
sacked the place from top to bottom and carried
off as booty large amount of wearing apparel.
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES. -
Rcnorted by De Haven Brc. No. 40 S. Third street.
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T AND WARRANTS PROMPTLY REQUIRED,
- PURCHASED, TRANSFERRED, LOCATED,
AND SoLD.-Apply TO ROBERT s. LEAGUE CO.,
No. 1856 s. SEVENTH Street. TsO
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FROM EUROPE.
The Steamer Hibernian.

THO NICuHtT
LONDONDERRY, March 3l.-The steamship
Hibernian, from Portland touched at this port
to-day.
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FORTUNATE DIsCovERY.-About 2 o'clock
this morning Sergeant Amen and Officer Brady,
of the Seventh district force, discovered smoke
issuing from the carpenter shop No. 461 N.
Fifth street. They Immediately forced an en-
trance and extinguished the flames. The place
had evidently been fred by an incendiary.
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DERSoNS HAVING DEBTS DUE IN ANY
4 part OF the United States can have them easily
adjusted and collected on application to the Genera
Collection Agency, ROBERT s. LEAGUE d CO.,
No. 18b South SEVENTH Street
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CoLDIERs DISCHARGED BEFORE TIVE
- years service for injuries or wounds, includin
rupture, are entitled, they or their widows or
qf they have received none), to 5000 bounty.
Apply TO ROBERT 8, LEAGUE CO.,
TB0 No. lak s SEVENTH Street.
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ADJUSTMENTS NINTH PAen-vourh. nth .and abh
Fss.s.s :s'sss sor"
tOAnD AND LODGING WANTED SECOND PAoE--
DOARDERs wANTED-sEoosp PAaB-Fus, and second
s:sSEESs sAsE ssSssb yS
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES SECOND PAeB-TDira
cry sssnu
cIERKs AND Observation-Disclosures PAer-s,u,b col.
sss%
CoAsTWIsE sTEAMsHIPs-Ernsr PAaE-Fil,S and sixth
S S2ESiSdX RAen column
eoan column
BWsEE aoTss T T AND Nm
EUROPEAN FssnysS Column
sSs2s SsD AsxsHrs TO LET
- sEcosD PAss-Foarth and nfth coIamns.
SsscH
HELP wxSIEp-- xALEs-ywr5m PAas-sssous sol
nRLf rED-FExALEs-TwrLyss PAex.-Firs col
noasss. CARRIAGES. AO-rrnsr YAer-seeona and
iOssss Rooms. so sssrs r4a,rs
IssgESESf gIssr :, rs:. column;
M so dsPsGs SH~s 1aR snH
IEogGRE Sl!aSo rAes-p,rs column.
F rssa sSG%s soun
MACHINERY-FIRsT PA9E--Fourth column.
4AkBLE MANTELS-FIRsT PAGE-Third column.
1ED1CAL-TwRLFTH pA9r--Sixth column.
AlkCELLANEOuS Observation-Disclosures sPAsI-
sIscR sIIa issSSi 7xnrn FAes-1n,rs column.
PERSONAL-FIRsT PAGE-First column
R1ANOFORTES--NINrH PAGE.-Third column.
eOLITICAL-SEC PAeE--Ffh column.
Rk0rOSALS-STcoED pAGE-Sixth column
hENT-TwELrTH PAeEThrd and fourth columns.
hhAL EsTAIE TO ExCHANdE-TwELrTH PACE
aKAL EsTAfE wxSrED-rwmsra PAan-your,b col
nEWARps--sEooNp PAeE-Third column
BALES At AUCTloN-TwELF1H rAGE-Fourth. 9th and
SITUATIONS WAITED rEMALEs-EIxvEsrH PAes--
First second, third, fourth, nth and sixth columns
INVITATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE-FirSs
SPECIAL NorIcEs-rmsr PAsE-Frs. column.
sPOkTiNG DOGS BIRDS, &c.-FIRsr PAex-secopd
eTORAGE sxooSD Paas-Thtrd column.
EHE IkADEE-TwELFTH PAeK--Second column.
TIE TURF-FIEsr PAaR--Second counn.
10 LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES SECOND PACE
Fourth column sEHFss n
TRAvKLLERS' GUIDE-FInsr PAsr-sixtA colum.
UNFINISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
HnQ0ND PAGE-Fifth column @
1Aohr STEANB0AfS, &c.-FIEsT PAor--Fnst
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS
THE HAMBURG AMERICAN PACKET COMPANIES
iron mail steamship
BILESIA
Captain n Trau,man, win sail Tuesday, october D. 1870
NJ ? r. NJ, Tor
HAMBURG,
taxing passengers from New York 10 Hamburg
First CABIN. Slr Second Cabin, S,2 siecrage 225 gold
% ,,,,.. Payable In United States gold
Tue IuuK lNGlA to saii November D.
kukHARDr CO., q. Il. RICHARD BOAS
General Agents. GeneTa Pal Agents,
oil broad street, ". Y. No. barclay street, n. Y.
DOR LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN. LINE
- OF Royal Mall Steamers appointed sail fol-
1ali VIZ bhurSri'S Saturday, Oct 20, 10 A. M.
ELM VA ha!sx Tuesday Nov. J., ~ noon
LILY iTy or WasniNoToN Saturday. Nov D 7. N.
Siih SATURDAY, NOV. IL, A. NJ.
and each succeeding Saturday and alternate Tuesday from
RATES OF PASSAGE. 49,
Payable IN gold. Payable In currency
rmA .aD'n ......-....s.wo Strtrlse. x3u
10 ifaIax, N. y. To Halifax, ". s.. ID
Tickets be bought here Mt moderate by persons
wisbing to send for their friends.
For further Information apply at the Compsny's Office
JOHN "a. DALE Agent,
10 Broadway, New York.
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OCEANIC STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY,
~ New York and Liverpool
The blowing magnificent steamers the largest In
the world, viii be placed on the line between
New York aad Liverpool
OCEANIC, $500 tons, $500 horse power launched
ATLANTIC, 1900 tons, !. 300 horse power launched
PACIFIC, 1900 TONS $500 horse power completed
ARCTIC, $500 3bJ0 horse nearly
BALTIC 1900 tons, $500 horse power, building.
ADRIATIC, $500 tons 1910 horse power, building
These vessels have been designed and afford
the greatest comfort 70 passenger The first will
reach New York In December nex and will be quickly FOL
lowed to establish weekly sAingx The company
wharf nj Jersey City adjons the Pavona Ferry, aud
reached BY boss every ten minutes from foot of Chambers
and Twenty third Every facility the
delivery and shipment Of merchandise. ~
For further particulars apply to
J. II. SPARKS, Agent,
i? Broadway. New York.
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4 sTRAM BN0INEs FOR sALE-OF APPROVED MA
~ kerj Two about 10 and 20 horse with boilers
sa,n Apply imnsdiatsy 70 4 W. NILLER Fourth Avenue
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rs - 1872 DRY GOODS.
49, 49, ~
AT kINxEy's, a., v o
500 LOTS OF
vELvETs, sATINs, vELyETEENs, RIBBONS,
TRINMINes, MILLINERY GOODS. GLOVES &C.,
FROM AUCTION.
BARGAINS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT.
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and every Saturday and alternate Wednesday thereafter
from pier 20 North river, New York, at noon
Rates Of passage, payable in currency,
TO Liverpool, Glasgow Derry
First cabins, 1855 and SIS, according to location.
Cabin excursion tickets good tor twelve months securing
best accommodations, $780,
intermediate, $83; steerage, @26.
Csrfcates at reduced be bought those
wishing to send for their friends.
Drafts issued, payable on presentation.
Apply at the compapy's Offices, to
HENDERSON BROTHERS, No Bowling Green.
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A DDhESS GENERAL INSURANCE. AGENCY, BOZ
9,La New York Post oaiceLifo Insurance, &c, eGecte
- ~ you companies Mt reduced rates. N, b. UpuSupl I'd
vantage and Valuable priYlsxss sscWsdss
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TIE PACIFIC COAST.

Treas ure Shipments from San Francisco
Proposed City ImprOvements-Submerg
Volcanoes in the Pacific Ocean.
SAN FRANCISCO Feb. g. 1870.
The steamer Constitution sailed for Panama to.
Gay with 200 passengers and s6000O0 In treasure OF
(which 900 are Tor England and $4,000 for
Panama, making the total shipments since Janu-
NJ l. $4,546.oU0.
| The Austrian Embassy left for Guatemala to-day
per the steamer Constitution.
meeting Of prominent citizens was held last
9vening to consider bill to be submitted to the
Legislature for the removal Of Rincon Hill, at an
estimated cost Of $15O0oo 900. to be secured by the
pity and county bonds Of San Francisco also pro.
position to open Montgomery avenue running dago-
Daily from washington and Montgomery to Stock
Hgn aqd Union streets. at an expense estimated at
vi, ,Q00, 900 to $10, coz, 900.
to-day.
). The work for tne removal OF Blossom Rock from
me HarDor Is rapidly prog essing. A perpendicular
ehalt mas been sunk the required depth ana The
3vorkmen are tunnehng chambers for the reception
of powder to blow the distractions to pieces.
The snip Shirley arrived day from Manila. Her
captain reports that he saw evidences OF O SUBJ
merged volcano ten miles northeast OF Smiths
Island. Volumes OF smoke were apparently rising
from the water and no land was visible.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARkET.-LoNDON, Feb. S-4:8
+. M.-eonsOs closed at o25@ for money and 92a for
the account United States fve-twenty bonds 1882
s0's; 1865, old, SGA; 1867. s5X; ten-forties s4X.
Stocks steady. Erie Railway shares, 2Ols; Illinois
Central, l03f; Atlantic and Great Western 26i.,
PARIS BoURsE.-PARIS Feb. 3.-The BOurse closed
quiet. Rentes, 73f. soc.
FRANKFORT rBoURSE-FRASKFoRT, Feb. 3.-Uuitcd
States lvetwenty bonds opened firm at 91;s 92 for
the issue OF 1852.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.-LvERpOor, Feb.
all d. M.-The cotton market closed dull last night
at IL Hd. for middlng uplands and 11hd. IL "a.
for mlddling orleans. The sales yesterday were
900 bales, 1900 OF which were taxen for export
and speculation. The market this morning opened
steady and unchanged. The sales Of the day are
estimated at 10000 bales.
HAvRE COTTON MARkBT.-HAvRE Feb. 3--Even-
fng.-Cotton closed quiet on spot and afl0at.
LIVERPOOL BREADsrUFFS MARKET.-LIvRRPoOL.
Feb. 3-9 M.-Whcat, 7s. 10. a IS. Sd. per GENITAL
1or No. red Western, aud IS. 5d. for red winter.
Oats. 20. sd. per bushel.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS sMARKET--LrvERPooL Feb.
S-3P. M.-Lard. 7Ss. per cwt. PORK, 99s per bbl.
for Eastern pr,me mess.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.-LIvERpooL, Feb.
3.-Owin1 to arrangement OF the telegraph lines
the prices or various articles or American produce
at Liverpool have not C01le to hand. Comndon
rosln, 5s. per cwt. Thrpentine, 29s Cd. per cwt.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.--LoNDoN FEB. g.
Calcutta linseed, nat. Llpseed oil Dat at ESQ 15s.
per ton. Sugar dull and unchanged Sperm Ell
arm. Refined petroleum. firm. Tnrpentine, ais. per
'II PErnoLguM NARxHr-Asrwsar. Fab. s--Eyeu,
ing.-PeSroleuu ctossd quiet ct 59kf.