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5ossn cine @eislidaft untsr obi9en
9lamen sesriinoet uno foIsenoe 8eamte
crUdblt: Yrdioent, $. Sdutte; 0ice'
prdlibent, S. @errins; Ssfrstdr, $.
Tpriman; S6abmeiiter, 9. Sdutte;
Sergeant.at- Mrms, &C Miler. @recn.
tine gomite S. Minters, u. Goelblut
nn6 8. Sprbed.
Ser 3msd Oieier @eleai9aft lit gu.
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miithli1en u%nterbaltuns 5u p1essn 10
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pertreiben.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-29
FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON, June 2S.-The race for the North
um0erland Plate to-day at Newcastle wls won Oy Ihe
snail With Pageant second aud OGgInist third.
BERLIN, June 2S.-The Archbishop OF Co
Ioone on the application OF the Crown, to-day DO
pysod from his See, b. the secular law court.
ROME, June 2S.-The Italian Parliament yes
ter,v 6roy ratified the contract by which the Govern
ment acquires >, g Upper Italian railways
BERLIN. juno 2S.-The cOmpOsitors employed
by the create. pos ton OF the newspapers OF s city, IN
cludng the O1c.., Ga:e, struck WORK to-day Without
previous notice =.
QUEBEC, June 28.-The yacht Countess OF
Dufern proceeded to sea tits morning. II the weather
is favorable the 20 DC followed viii be outside OF
plnce Edward Island 10 t:e Gut o. C3h'c'
QUEBEC, June 2S.-ln the Election Court
to-day Methot member OF tie Provincial ParliaInent
,r N;coct was unscated and dis qualified owing TO cor
rup practices by MS agent OF Which he was eognlzant
PARIS June 2S.-President MacMahOn has
hardened or reduced tie sentences Of 81 Conmunlsts
letter accompanies tho decree Of the President saying
that there will DO no further criminal prosecutions eA-
cent in cases involy nS attempts upon lie r liberty or
I'm those Of nsurgeI Leaders, Such scCal Gusts WIZ w
referred to the ltl OF Ministers before Deihg prose
cu;ed.
Commenting OF the Cincinnati platform ana
Nominations The 10 NGH Gazette says THIS choice OF
an obscure poiicsl not conspcuousy conuectel Win
any reforming cuts, must be Tor TIE advantage oi
the Democrats" Tie London Daily AtrS regards ne
malu la accord WITT tle ttcoglilcu piF
cins OF the Repub party in the most trying ana the
unrest times OF It's existence" Inc LoRuO" ieS dh
nWho ia Mr. ilayo - and adds, " ir Hayes mag oe
innocuous but his t. not name OF power, ana MS no
inatlon Will want ev' ~ assistance
New-York tribune., 1876-06-29
No WHEELER SURVEY APPROPRIATIONS.
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON, Wednesday. June %, 1878
The German Minister here, Mr.. SchloLer, authorizes
the statement that reports published III London from
Berlin correspondents dcrogaoy to the character OF the
resident German Centenn al Commissioners at Phadel-
mia ara utterly false These gentlemen hessrs Lanke-
nan Eemak and Meyer the last named oelng the Con-
nI for Germany at that city, have Discharged ther d
Ties In manner satisfactory 10 the German "ovcrnment,
which hopes they Will continue III their positions uhth
the close oi the Exhibition.
The Controller OF the Currency to-day advised the Sec
retary OF the Treasury that the amount Of additional cir
culation issued from May 29 To June %, 1876, was
Sl upon which amount 80 per cent OF legal tender
notes will be retired
The House Committee Territories to-day again con
sdered the Seuae bill for the admission Of New-Mexico
into the Union and postponed further action until Dec
ls which ID regarded equivalent 10 the deIeat OF Tue
measure.
The Committee OF Conference on the Executive Appro
priation and Pos,-Otlce Appropriation bills have had
conferences to-day, but adjourned TO meet again-not
having reconcicd the differences OF the two nouses-on
motion Of the House.
Messrs. Mulligan and Fisher Of Boston arrived here
last night to testify in the Blaine They a
peared at the commtteeroom to-day, but 1t is under
that further hearing VI the case has been post
poned uutil Friday next.
meeting OF the National Executive Committee OF the
Union League OF America " be held ut the Colonnade
Hotel In philadelphia, Friday, July q ut eeiook
ID.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-29

Mr.. Hutchins of Missouri asked IL it would
be in order for his State to change its vote,
and when assured that ID was, the Chairman
announced that ii Of Broadheafs votes had gone to
Tiltlen and Of them to Hendricks. The Ilden
men had by this time learned to applaud, and they
gave the Missouri recruits such warm reception as
a delegation rarely receives. The opportunity 70
turn the tide against Tilden was lost, and lt never
returned Had Missouri gone over to Hancock, no
one can tell what might have happened.
The SECOND WAVE RUN1 HIGHER.
The Convention was now in haste to vote second
time and when the roll Of States again began TO De
called Tilden scored decided and very elective
gain on Alabama, the first State or the list. ms
had been skTfully arranged for, and took the Con-
venton almost off Its feet. The report had been
current that there were three ren Oh that deiegH-
ton who would never vote for Tiden, and when she
came in solid with her 20 votes the battle was
almost won Colorado followed changing her
votes from Hendricks to Tildcn. In Georgia there
was gain of 10; in Illinois gain of 4 in lows. 2
more we're added, and more still in Kansas. by
this time tho tide was setting for lhden
with irresistible force. and all over the
Convention tho friends of otLlr candidates
we've weakening and their delegations falling TO
pieces The nomination Of i4iaen became no
longer q matter of doubt The question was, how
ever, whether he he would get tho requisite two
thirds on the second ballot, whether another call
of the States would be necessary. As each fresh
squad of recruits came up and joined the lliden line
they we're greeted with rounds Of applause, and the
enthusiasm visbly increased. With the call OF WIS
consin the vote was all in.
The roll of States had been ended, and still the
prize almost within grasp, yet % votes away
from Tilden. Four hundred and sixty-seyen votes
was a magnificent total but u was not 492. But
tho nomination was forco ned. Iowa Changed
her vote to 90 for Tilden, gain OF a, and the
crowd checred like made. Illinois changed to
80 for Tiden, a gain Of two, and the crowd went
mad agaln. So little by little the vote was pushed
~ by d gain here and there. The scene in the hall
AZ this momen. was most brilliant and exciting. a
ttcring row of gas-jets encircled the whole Cham
ber, lighting tho tossing of men Oh the Ioor
and in the spaces at the sides, and the
eager stranng crowds in the narrow galleries
above.
Finally. Missouri gave 90 and then % votes for
Tilden. Another premature burst Of Iildcn enthu-
siasm came The belief ran like wildire, though no
one said so that Tilden was nominated, and great
cheer went up which bankrupts adjectiyes and
metaphors. In the midst of it the Secretaries were
sscn holding out two fingers n mute sigma! OF dis
trcss. Tilden still lacked two votes Of nomina-
ton and the uproar was great that it was live or
ten minutes before the Chairman could De heard.
Various changes then took place, oud IN few
moments the announcement was made that IIlden
had secured the requisite two-thirds. Tho excite
ment that followed cannot he portrayed Inc
nomination was made unanimous.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-29
TIIDEN FOR PRESIDENT.
uE Is NOMINATED ON THE SECOND
BALLOT.

PLATFORM PLEDGES kEfOkm.
,DrrRvo)N OF INTENSE KxCITEMENT-JOHN
xrryy MAKES TWO UNAvAIIING EFFoRTs-THE
n, .1eoRH STRONG AS TO REFORM ISSUES, But
WEAK on THS CURRENCY.
To Convention at st. Louis nominated Samuel j.
rsIdan Governor of New-York, for President yes
.nr1a1, and adopted platform. 1t left the nomina-
.or .. a Vice-President until to-day. The morning
.o.,,on Yesterday was dull, owing to the
Committee on Resolutions not being ready to
sa,o,t John Kelly tried to present to the Conven-
49, the snti-rilden circular from New-York, but
~as rled out of order. The platform was pre-
.entad in the afternoon by Mr.. Dorsheimer OF
Now.york. 1t declared the need of reform
On avery branch Of the public service, and pledged
a. br,ny it about and denounced the Republican
na for its corruption and its failure to bring about
.rse;. payments. 1t demanded a revenue tariff, a
reduction of public expenditures, and stoppage Of
uoneo,ian immgraicn and further land grants to
railroads and the repeal OF tie resumption clause OF
the act of 1870 Gen. Ewing presented minority
reDort which was defeated by 219 Yeas to $50 Nays.
The platform was adopted by 651 to s3. The
first ballot for the nomination of the Democratic
candidate lor Preside Mt resulted as follows: Gov.
Tilden, 4O3l2; Gov. Hendricks, 1882; Gen. Han
cock, 70; Gov Allen, 56; Senator Bayard, 27; Gov.
Parker, IL. ca the second ballot, Tllden received
b35; Hendricks, 60; Allen. ga; Hancock, 90
BayaTe. IL; Parker IS; Thurman, 2. The nomina-
ton was made then unanimous.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-29
FOREIGN NEWS.
SERVIA AND TURKEY.
THH TURKISH AND sRRyIANs ENCAMpED NEAR THn

TIM TURKISH AND sRRvIANs ENCAMPED NEAR TH1
DRINa.
PARIS. Wednesday. June %, 1879.
La LberN publishes private telegram from
belgrade which says that the seryan army Is encampeo
the left bank OF the Ibar and the northwest bank OK
the Dr,a The Austrian hanks Of the DanUbe ana save
guarded by strong cordons OF troops TIE Turks are
at the Bosnian towns Zvoornick and AOyibazr with n
mer0us cavalry.
LONDON. Wednesday jane 2s. 1915
special telegram frcm Athens to The Times says ac
counts received there from Constantncpe, dated June
90 state that meetings he'll in the mosques
at which eminent Turks attend A'-s are still being
purchased.
sERvIANs ACROSS THE FRONTIER.
VIENNA Wednesday, June 2SEvening
The Political Correspondence has received the
following dispatch from Belgrade:
"Ihe servian Government stopped IL Cgistes mission
to Constantinople because the Porte declared useH
unabl hls proposals. when hid eci peVi-
Jus.y communicated conhdentaiy 10 tIY Aitsn Gov
Although real military operations are oniy to COM
ABOUT July t. somo servans volunteer corps On
the DriDa and near Uziza have DcysT..esSs already
crossed tie frontier.
REFORM RESISTED N TURKEY.
CoysrAyTryOrLE Wednesday, June %, 1875.
There is some agitation among the Achannedans
against the proposed reforms. Midhat Pcshas reform
schem, will be modified In consequence OF objections
raised az meeting of the leading members OF tic Ulema
az the residence OF the scbcik-ui-Islain.
An envoy leaving the homage OF the Ehodye Of Egypt
has arrived here.
BRUSSELS, Wednesday, June 2e, 1875.
Adyicss FROM Paris say the Turkish Embasey there
Know nothing concerning Prince Mlans alleged ut-
matUm.
Trustworthy dispatch from Vienna reports that
Prince Aal Will join the army in the fed On Ehursday.
LONDON, Thursday, juno 20, 1876
The c,ondards Vienna dispatch says:
Scrvas strateca plan Is 20 hold the lths IN chocH
nj hitsch until Monenegro who is somewhat oisrusted
io D.. The mo venent. Two hundred caDnon haye Deen
inonatpd at KraXjeyacZ Scavonic advees asser tnit
the Russian Grand Duke Vladimir IS in Scffi1 ncOghto
WAR PANIC ON The PARIS BoURSE.
The Paris correspondent Of The Standard reports that
regular war panic prevailed tie Boulse yesterday,
fouried ON the belief that would be impossible to con-
fine the war between Turkey and Seryia 70 lho m'soi
the Ottoman Empire, and that collision between has-
sia and Great Britain would eventually result
New-York tribune., 1876-06-29
NEW-YORK, THURSDAY, JUNE %, 1876.

sylvania gave way, and cast her 5S votes for the
majority report. Indiana STOOD firm, however, and
Iowa, Missouri and Ohio also gave their votes
against the platform, though hard money gained in
each. Six hundred and ffty-one votes were found
to have been cast for tho majority report, and tho
vote was finally made unanimous. amid the same
cries and confusion that had reigncd all day. Tho
first of the labors of Hercules had been accom-
plished.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-29
JV4SHINGTON.
CJrPRENT TOPICS AT THE CAPITAL.
SENATE TO INyEsTlG A1E PRINTER CLAPP.
w,surNaToS Wednesday. June IS. 1915

WARRINGTON, Wednesday. June %, 1870
Tho Senate Committee on Privileges and
Elections in reporting to-day on the memorial OF tho
CONGRESSIONAL Printer Mr. Capp for an investigation by
senate committee into the management of ms once'
rcma, that tie o,cs CT Congressional Printer Is one
which pertains equally to both Houses OF Congress, and
o the whole Government although underth law ne Is
elected by tbe Senate They also remark that tney nave
notbnr TO do with Mr. Capp's complaint 2gainst the
conduct OF the House Committee b. Which he has Deen
investigated and can pass Judgment upon It; but as
no was elected by and is removable At the pleasure OF
the Senate nis request for examination ny comne
Tee ~ mis- body shoald be granted The report con-
Times. The Committee are furiucF OF opl"u tHste ong
uVcsti alton by n committee or tue -clatc 'cuiiS W
art fhe official cond act and character ol Dc Queer
should be conducted with open doors: TIC Suiitte
styIIcls tho Counu,te Printing 20 investigate the
otcrn conduct of III Clapp, ana for tdl puI IPos S
i'm, Them power 10 send for persons ana papers, anu "
REPORT at the present session OF Congress
NO WHEELER SURVEY APPROPRIATIONS
The House Committee on Appropriations has
struck from one OF to appropriation bills tDe Item OF
$50 900 for continue. "a Ographca surveys under thc
war DEPARTMENT. AM III charge Of Lieut. Wheeler Ihls
nrvev b been IN since lS7l and has covered
and m pped ABOUT o9J 900 square miles oi region OF
country hitherto uusurycycd As regards physical iel-
lures aud resources the Information Eater.o 9l te
chest value sides te maps, great zeal oi Val'Oo
inIortnation ha, been cred, embracing pdIeohpoeF,
natural history clllstOogy agricultural am mlhils
resonres &C. SC The Organiza ion Of the survey has
been brought 10 hugh standard, and II dissolved WOaa
incur loss the Government that couIu not DO res'oeu
for a number OF years
New-York tribune., 1876-06-29
TILE PARIS PRESS on AMNESTY.
PARIs, wednesday. Jnae ., Il

PARIS, Wcultsuay, JsAi' %, io'"'
Moderate journals are satisfied with Presl-
dent hacMahon's letter extending cemeney to Comnun-
ISIS Bat the press is dissatisfied a1d appears to
be deslrous Of having bill passed prohibiting further
prosecutions
New-York tribune., 1876-06-29
MAKING THE NOMINATION.

| KELLY's FINAL EFFORT AGAINST TILDEN-T1LDFN,
| BAYARD, HANCOCK, PApKER HENDRICKS, AND
| ALLEN NAMED-THE WORK COMPLETED ON THE
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-06

EDMUND j. FORsTALL SONS.
Five coupons of interest of twenty dol
lars each, due September !, 1872 mo. 1884,
and four due respectively March and Sep.
TENDER ], 1873, detached from bonds Nos.
1884. 5758 and 504l, issued under act No. 80,
of 1870. $lO0-$lOO.
Que coupon Of interest of thirty dollars,
due November l, 1873, detached from bond
No. l3l, issued under acts Nos. 1T to 23l
of 1853, to New Orleans, Opelousas and
Great Western Railroad Company-s3O
One hundred and six coupons of interest
of twenty dollars each. due March l, 1874,
detached from bonds Noe. 1858, 34lS, "a,
499. 55l. 926 1914. 52s, sl2. 4429. 3Ol2, 3sl,
1872 443l. 5l3. 947, gu, 5l63, 4425, 4432, 6l5,
500, 1884, 9l3, 1871, 35l4. 1913, 442S, 1851, 1888
453, 4133, $50, 1893, e67, 52l7. 76e. 56ls, $500,
4424, $50, 1852, 80, si5. 995, 4427. 1911, GIG
1891, 4i34, 263, 94l, 704, 1894, $50. 56l7, 1854.
4423, 1886, 1884, 1899, sl4, 994, 4426, 1882, 527.
1890, ABS, 4O6, 5s3, 1893. 1881. 1885. 22s6,
54s4, 545. 4439. 504I, 1913. S13. 4437. 1899, $50
1887, 1889, 4436, $685. 942, 52l3, 296, 4i3s,
3OS, 1856. 4l40. 1882. 1910, 1896, 443O, 3OI3.
1867, 1870, SAG, 5l4, 407, 3s9 and ol5O, issued
under act No. 80 of ls7O-$l4l3 80
Forty eight fundable certificates-
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Total. 1898 50
Twenty-fonr bonds of one thousand dollars
Coz, 6ls, 578, 59s, 100. 74O. 742. Ss7' sI3 81 '
IVY, 1923, 1876, 1910, I242 and l247, issued
under act No. lis OF 1867, with twenty. five
coupons of interest OF $50 each, one dua
November !, 1873 and twenty four due NAV
!, ls74-$24,27O. ''
Fifteen bonds of one thousand dollars
each, Nos. l347, l404, l4l0, 1859, 1916 la93.
1914, l499, 1865. 1877, 1873, 1902. l77I. 1926
and 2llS, issued under act No. lis OF 1867, as
above, with sixteen coupons of interest of
$50 each, one due November !, 1873. and fl
teen due May l, ls74-$l5, $50.
Twenty-Five bonds of one thousand dollars
each, Nos. 1896, 1905, 2432, 2997, 2674, 26l3,
:2l0, 344O, 1856, 1891, 3l04, 1871, 1899, 3749,
:s74l, 3OO7, 1888, 1851, $3.50, 3692, 3693 34lO
3o4i, 1870 and 1923, issued under act No. Il5
OF 1867, with twenty-seven coupons of in.
terest of $50 each, two Of which due No
yenber 1873, and twenty-five due May1,
1874, $3l0-$25,3lO.
Fifty. Six bonds of five hundred dollars
692 70l. 88l, SO5, 923, 1924. llOS. llS8, 1889,
1880, 1855, AGO, 1896, 1895, I4I9. 1850. 1895
1889, l5l7, 1879, l643, l726, 1904. 1910. 1903
JS4l, 1918, 1879. 1919, 1907, 1906, 2442, 2344.
Bog, 35l6, 1906, 1872. 3lI5, 4O69. 4J2l. 1923.
4023, 5lO6, 5O43, 54l4, 5O33, 5O98 and 5lO4'
issued under act No 80 of 1870, with fiftv.
six coupons of interest of $50 each. dne
March l, 1874, e746 67-$2S,746 G..
WILLIAM PALFREY.
Seventy nine bonds of one thousand dol. !
ars each, Nos. 62l to 699 inclusive, issued |
lnder act No. 81 Of 1870, with seventy nine |
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-06
NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN. SATURDAY, NAY 6 1876.

acts Nos. III to 2Sl of 1853. to the New Or.
leans, Opel0usAs and Great Western Rail-
road, with five coupons of thirty dollars
esch, one of which was due june l, 1874.
g. and four due May ]. 1874, $40-$5O45.
Seven bonds OF one Thousand dollars each,
Nos: S65, sol, 652. 1874, 734, 735 and, 7O7, lie,
sued under actA Nos. III to 23l of 1858, to
the New Orleaks, jackson and Great North.
ern Railroad Company, with seven coupons
OF interest, four due January ]. 1874. &l20,
and three coupons due May ], 1874. $50,
&l50-$7l50. w.
J. B. MANNING.
One bond of one thousand dollars. No.
$40. issued under acts Nos. III to 23l of
1853, to the New Orleans, Opelousas and
Great Western Railroad Company, with one
Go1Ren Ct interest Of thirty dollars, due May
Two bonds Of five hundred dollars each,
Nos. pa and 276, issued under act No. 277
OF 1853, for the relief of the State treasury,
with two coupons Of interest Of fifteen dol
lars each, due January l, 1874, $3O-$103O
Seven coupons of interest of fifteen dol
lars each, due January l, 1874. detached
from bonds Nos 954, $50, $50, 96l, 1909. 925
sos. ~ " "
Four coupons of interest of thirty dollars
each. due respectively May and November
!, 1873, detached from bonds Nos 294l and
29l4 issued under act No. lis of l867-$l2O.
Two coupons Of interest Of thirty dollars
each, due January l.. 1874, detached from
bonds Nos. $40 and "a, iseued to New Or.
leape, OpelOusas and Great Western Rail-
road Company, acts Nos. III to 23l of 1853
SEQ.
Four coupons Of interest of thirty dollars
each, due August 81, 1873, and January l,
1874. detached from bonds Nos. 74S, 87S, ~
and Is, issued to New Orleane Jacki ion and
Great Northern Railroad Company-el2O.
Nine fnndanle cartific afas wiz.
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of bonds-$6OO.
Three coupons of interest of thirty dollars
each, due May l, 1874, Nos. 2576. 2578 and
2579, issued under act No. us Of IS67-$3O
CHARLES F. HOFFMAN.
Two bonds q one Thousand dollars each
Nos. 1885 and 1871, issued under act No. lis
OF 1867, with two COUPONS of interest, due
May l, 1874, &20-$2O20.
One bond of one Thousand dollars. No.
2454 Issued under act No. lis of 1867, ae
above, with one coupon Of interest OF
$50, due az above, $i0-$l0I0.
Seventeen coupons of interest Of twenty
dollars each, due March /, 1874, detached
from honde Nos. 1903. 2l0i, 2lO2, 2lOS, 2iO9,
2l20, 2l03. GIG, 2l7. 2133, 1885, 2443, 2444,
2445, 1856. 35ll ana 1898, Issued under act
No. 80 OF ls70-$226 81.
PIKE, BROTHER & CO.
One bond of one thousand dollars, No.
800, issued under act No. SIS of 1869, to the
Louisiana State Pepirentiary, with one cou-
pom OF interest OF $35, due March /, 1874,
$23 33-$l023 80.
JAMES j. TAKLETON
Two bonds of five hundred dollars each,
Nos. 1904 and 1906 issued under act Ne 80
Of 1870, with two coupons of interest of $40
each, due March l, 1874, $26 67-$lO26 67.
EDMUND J. FoRsrALL & SONS.
Twenty-three coupons Of interest Of $50
each, one of which, No. ll43. due Nav |,
1873, and twenty-five, Nos. 295, 36S, 6l2
6iS, 500. 1899, 3044. $40. 3, a, 1913, 1874. 1877,
1886, 2O56, 2055. 1434, 1862, l443, 1878, 22s7
and 4SS, due. November L. 1873 detached
from bonds issued under act No. lis of
1S67-$69O.
Two coupons of interest of thirty dollars
each, due January l, 1874. Nos. 105 and 709,
issued under acts Nus. III to 23i of 1853, to
the New Orleans, jackson and Grea. Nortk.
err Railroad Company-S60.
Twelve coupons of interest of twenty dol
lars each, due respectively March and Sep
TENDER l, 1873, detached from bonds Nos.
60l, $50. 3i7I, 1891, 1890, 1923. 1872, 3l99.
3HS 3H7, 1916 and 1915, issued under act
No 80 of lS7O-$iS0.
Ninety-seven coupons of twenty dollars
each, due March |, 1874, detached from
bonds Nos. 1905. 1889, 1906. 4307. 1908 to
43lI, 44S9 to 4497 inclusive, 3ls, 4iSl, 44S0,
44S3, us, 44S6, 523S. 4is5, 52l5, 52l7, es9,
1869, 1893, 44S7, 4O97, 1895. 1895, 9OS. 52l4.
52SS, 5257, 5lSS, 4iS2, 5240, 743, IA, 44t6,
4479, 4E8, AVA, 5239, 4O5, 1859, 5243, 53O3,
52i2, 524l, 4473, 1870, l74l, So, 4O99. 4IOO,
4476, 4472, $3.50 to 5256 inclusive, 1902, $3.50
5246, 44Ss, 5lS7, 449S, 5248, 5249. $3.50, 5464,
5466, 547I, 5465, 546S, 526I, 53O5, 1901. 5467,
$40, 5472, 1904, 5577, 1852, 1908 and ANS,
Issued under act No. 30 OF 1870, as above
1923 49, |