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+} HE TRuNK RoBBERY.--It will be seen by the
postscript to our account of the arrest Of Mr.. Rust
and Banks yesterday, that Mr.. Rust has been
discharged. The Rochester Democrat extra
contains two certificates, one from fifteen citi-
zens of Auburn and Syracuse, Of the high
est responsibility, declaring their full belief in
the Innocence of Mr. Rust-another from fifty-
two citizens of Rochester, testifying the same
thing' AZ the examination in Rochester no ev-
idence of the guilt Of Mr.. Rus, was ELECTED. No
mention is made of the woman Leggit and her
evidence, or of Mr.. Banks; so every thing is
again alioat prospecting this mysterious affair
~ Y. Tribune Y so 1.uH IL L
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CATHOLIC PRAYER BOOKS, beautifully bound
~ inTurkey morocco, gilt, with plates; also, com
mon binding. A large assortment just received, and
for sale at very low prices, at La
r. FARNHAMS
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at| The Locofocos of Williams county, Ohie, held
a convention some two weeks ago, and resolved
that all tariffs, whether for protection or revenue,
are dead wrong, and that the clean thing is abso-
lutte free trade, with exclusive hard money and
direct taraiion : We have always hearty grasp
of the hand for this sort of Locofocos--lnen who
see where their principles lead, and are not afraid
to follow. Give us such whole.souled fellows
any day, in preference to the slippery elm breed
With such on the lead, we could settle half
dozen vital questions, in political economy BY
practical trial (the only conclusive tesi) III less
time than it now takes to settle the prelimi
naries for one, so as to be sure that we are not
lighting shadows. Give us the backwoods boys
for coming square down into close action IN.
Y. Tribune. flf .ras n Uaal ac0.s -sIt} ST 5.g Z
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GREAT DIVIDEND. The Protection Insurance
Company Of Hartford, Conn, have declared
semi-annual dividend Of forty per cent, making
Jlfly..tour per cent. during the year l643. 'a'1
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fstts asslts ELEGANT EXTRACTS a als3 7t6 tfs
Federalism, from the days of Hamilton, has
always looked to the creation of a public debt as
one Of the indispensable means of subjugating
the people. 1t has always acted on the old
maxim that '.the debtor is slave.' 1t was lit
orally so in old times, for man might be sold
for his debts, and his children also and although
the barbarism which once chained the debtor
body, and delivered il over to a creditor, no
longer offends the eye by such a spectacle, yet
the bondage Of debt is as deeply felt as ever'
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TEMPER ANCE


Mr.. CHARLES d. CHuRcH, of Sandy Hill N. Y.
addressed the inhabitants OF this village, on the
evening of Saturday and Sunday, on the subject of
Total Abstinence On account of the inclemency
of the evening, but few attended on Saturday,
On Sunday evening the spacious Brick Church
was filled to overlooking, to hear once more ex-
pounded, the doctrines of Abstinence. The apathy
which seemed to pervade the great mass Of the
people on the engrossing subject, evaporated be-
fore the recital of the heart thrilling experience OF
the speaker, who is happily fitted to interest any
audience disposed to help along the ball of TEN
perance. In his discusses, he manifested the true
spirit of MISUNDERSTANDING the hand OF
brotherly love and fellowship to all ensnared in the
accused coils Of drunkenness or tppling. The
neutrality-suspicious. male or iemale-had the ten
dercy Of their pursuits amply developed, in reiter-
atng again the proof that the robber OH the high
way did not morally commit as vile a transgres-
sion as the runseler in bunting every sensibility
of the soul, and rendering his victim the abjeci
slave Of misery, woe, temporal and eternal death
Thirty FIVE signatures were obtained to the pledge
among which were the names of three very in
temperate men,
F. A MCDOWELL Sec'y.
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FOURTH OF JULY.

MIR. PIEkPONT AT STOWE.
Mr.. Editor-Will you allow the public, through
your columns, to be Informed that National Gel
ebration of the GLORIOUS FOURTH will be
had at Stowe, upin "spunky Lamoile," this year.
JOHN PlERPONT, Of Boston, will be the Orator
of the day. A Brass Band has been engaged to
be in attendance on the occasion. Such prepare
ton for the public entertainment will be made, as
the citizens of our town can well furnish. We
shall dispense with the usual mere animal excite
ments, such as the Military show, guns, drums the
ardent in all its forms, &c. and ondeavor to sup.
ply their place with moe of the genuine, patriotic
intellectual and moral. The public exercises vii
most likely be attended in the grove, if the day
should be pleasant. The procession will form
fon Raymond's Hotel at ten o'clock A. NJ. A
programme OF the other proceedings will be fur
nished the public on the occasion
Per order Of Committee.
Stow, June 9th.
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TO THE DEMOCRATIC WING FREEMEN
OF ORLEANS COUNTY.

A County Convention will be holden on Thurs
day, the ELEVENTH of July, 1914, at the Court
House in rosburgh, OF the Democratic Wing Free
men of Orleans Senatorial District, for the purpose
of nominating a Senator, and thoroughly organic
ing for the ensuing campaign. 1t is expected that
the nomination of Clay and Frelinghuysen will be
responded to with hearty YEA, and the nomina,
tons of Polk and Dallas with a determined NAY
Come all who are for Protection for a Just distri-
button Of the proceeds of the Public Lands, for re-
stncting the tyranlcal exercise of the Veto Power
for practical enlargement of the power of the
People, for economy in the expenditures of the
Government and for general Reform. Come
with the same spirit and energy with which you
came in l640-and come all who are opposed to
British Free Trade, to the extension of the Slave
Power, and the immediate annexation Of Texas.
CIiAS w. PRENTlSS,
WIN. J. HASTINGS, County
TIiOS MCKNIGHT, Committee.
MARTIN l.. NEWCOMB,
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WINGS OF WASHINGTON COUNTY.

WINGS OF WASHINGTON COUNTY.
Remember your Convention on TUESDAY
NEXT. You have done nobly at the State Con
vention-eOO Washington County Wings were
there--no county, save the banner county itself
exceeded you; and now let US act we'll our part
at home.
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JANOs N' DNJ I .
LETTER FROM MR.. SEWARD.

AUBURN, June II, 1874.
GENTLEMEN:-lndispos prevented a season
able acknowledgment Of your very kind letter of
May 22d, inviting me to attend the annual Wing
Convention of the State of Vermont on the Sd Of
July next
have Just now received letter from D. w. C.
Clarke, ESQ., one OF your number, informing me
that the time for the assembling of the Convention
has been changed to the Goth Of June.
Whatever might have been the state of my en-
gagements with reference to the day first designa-
ted, it is altogether out of my power to visit Yer
mont on the 10Th inst. There is a town in this
Senate District, named West Bloomfield which has
been to this State what Vermont has been to the
Union, that. is to say, Wing always, and always in
favor OF the Supremacy of Laws, Public Order
freedom OF conscience, Equality Of Human Rights
and the Advancement of Civilization.
am under an engagement to visit that little but
enlightened and patriotic community on the 2Gtl
instant. They are my neghbors, and whenever
have been in public life they were among the kind
est and most liberal of my constituents.
cannot doubt that this will be a satisfactory a.
pology for declining the invitation with which you
have honored me.
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BIOGRAPHICAL SERIES,

To be completed in about fifty numbers, each number
or roiumr, to contain $50 pages and uppards.-
Published Semi-monhuH at % cents per Uotume.
This will consist of deeply interesting memoirs of emf
PERSONS male and fma such have before been
popular form. They will possess all the charms
Of work Of felton, with the additional advantage OF being true
Now ready -
NJ.l.-THE LIFE OF MADAME DAEBLAY, formerly
Miss Bufney of Evcna," &c, in Volumes at
% cents each
No. 2-THE LIFE OF GOETIE-From his autobo-
graphical papers, and the of his contemporaries in vol
unes, ut % cents each volume.
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ORANGE co. CLAY CLUB,

The next meeting of the Club will be at Brad
ford on the fifth Of July next at 10 O'clock. A.
NJ. A full attendance is expected, and all persons
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friendly to a sound and wholesome Tariff for the
protection of home industry and the best interest,
of the country, respectfully requested to attend
BY order of the Club.
N, G.. HALE. Clerk.
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LUST RECEIVED.

MO % Of the NEW MIRROR LIBRARY, No 10 ILLUS
~ TRATED shAKsrERE, Beethoven Collection of SA-
CRED MUSIC, Bendnin's ARCHITECT, D'Aubigne's HIS.
TORY OF THE REFORMATION, Mrs. Child's LETTERS
FROM NEWYORK, Miss Lese's COMPLETE COOKERY,
rhe SAVtDURS LlFE in Children and YOUTH and LETTE
TO PARENTS also BIBLES, which for beauty of finish
he exceed.
GOLD and SILVER PENCIL CASES, few of Addhons
superior make, All OF winch will he sold cheap for cash
June &c, 1874. &C L. ?. WALTON * SONS.
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BOSTON MARKET, JUS 95.
Woot-Some parcels Of tho fleece received Deman
for all descriptions fair, aud stocks not afge..7idS
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PAINTING.

IA1IN lINU.
rE subscriber IL prepared TO receive the general
cthe citizens OF Montpelier, and vicinity having
employ first carriage and Ornamental Painter from N.
v City, order that the business be conducted with
aud despatch in its hranches such Cange Sign,
Ornamental and Horse Pointing, Gzcy, Pdpeng Gliding
Vanishing, limitations of Wooh, Marble,
Good and experienced House Painters in readiness go
section of the surrounding country short notice. and
reasonable terms C. =. HADLEY.
Wiling, of Montpelier, State ST., June 20, 1874.
B. Transparencies for Window Curtains made oder
and prices conform to the times
Stock furnished o reasonable terms. 67cop
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IIIGHiX IMPORTANT ASD EXTRAORDINARY EN-
u 1EhpRISE, JAMES MOWArr 4 co. Publishers, ia
irOaowuy, New York.

iroid,yny New Yo,k
MODERN STANDARD DRAMA
- ~
LIBhAHf EDITION,
EDITED by EYES sARGEANT,
Containing selection of the best Plays Of Modern Authors,
Win Explanatory Notes and observations Costumes Of cbarac
es and stage Directions to be completed in 80 weekly num-
nnts al ~ ~ cents each.
The 'tes will be composed principally Of such modern da
celebrity in consequence of tho restrictions of copy
sl England, have not yet appeared in collection OF
Of the British drHna The dramatic ohq d. dHUres of
aloud, Croyt shell, MBerln, Buwer, Ton, KnowieE5 Mot
Draet, Leigh Hunt, Milmun, Jeold, and Others
iny possess that degree OF interest, that no IL
hr should be without tem aad yet few of these works
been presented to the American public in shape
.,l,hlc for preservation
" proposed In the present series to remedy this deficiency
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n. II. MEDL INSTITUTION


TINE annual Of Lectures in this Institution will
Il moncc on THURSDAY, August !, and continue three
month"; There be five six Lectures daily the various
branchs Of Medical Science. All operations before the Medi
class performed GRATs aud the students called
assist in turn Thirty operations performed before the
css. Degrees conferred the close Of the lectures
Fees for the $1,000 paid ut the beginning Of the
term secured by good endorsed Naturalization 50 co.
Graduating expense $500
DIX1 CROSBY, NJ D. Prof Surgery Obstetrics and Diseases
of Women and Children.
EDWARD f. PHELPS, NJ ID. Prof Therapeutics and Mat
Med. and Lecturer Med Rot. and Jurisprudence.
OLIVER p HUBBARD, NJ. d. Prof Chemistry and Pharma
JOSEPH ROXY NJ d. Pfoc Theory and Practice of Physc
and Puho. Anatomy.
EDWARD Il. PEASLEE, NJ n. Prof Gen. and Descriptive
Anatomy and PhysOlngy.
JESSE P. BANCROFT, A. y. Demonstration
OLIVER r. HUBBARD, sec'y.
a. 1874. nur
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DEATHS.

In This village June ~ Mary parthena, daughter Of Charles
H. and Caroline W. Cross, aged years.
See the iuvHlS blooming flower,
Fades aud withers IN gn hour,
So our transient comforts fly,
- Pleasures only bloom to dc.
In Glover, May 81, 1874, Mr.. David Bcnn.
In Ruseve H. May Is, Mr. Avery robcy, aged 49, former
" from Cuais, VI
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$4,000
JUST RECEIVED.

T. the MONTPELIER BOOKSTORE CLARK'S CON-
n MENTARlES o the New Testament, Mitchel's School
aud Primary BIOGRAPHIES aud Oncy's GEOGRAPHY;
also No. u vepaneks slAKsPE ARE price IL IL cts, and
No % NEW MIRROR LIBRARY, containing g A Fathers
Legacy to his Daughters" by Dr. Gregory which added
Trials and Temptations Of Women aud The Soace Religion
Affords boob worthy of being printed in letters of god IL
2 cents. 60 June %. lS4i
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STATIONERY

A LARGE supply of LETTER PAPER, WAX, WATERS,
MUSTANGS, SAND BOXES, Black, Blue and Red INK,
SEALS, PENCILS, FOLDERS, sc, just received by
May 20. 1874 50 T. r. WALTON Il SONS.
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LYMAN & KING

HAVE just received dor super Florence BONNETS,
and some medium Florence aud Rutland BoNNETS, RIB
BoNs for Bonuets and Caps TABS, EDGINGS GIMPINGS,
&c, at their Cash store. June @, Iei4 GA
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SCHOOL BOOKS, &C.

ADAMS, Colburn's and Davies ARIrHMETICs,
IA Phsl ps' BOTANY for Beginners, STATES &c &c,
received by Il. p. WALTON 4 SON
MAY 20, 1874 "a
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7
No. 1.-THE DRAWING ROOM LIBRARY,
Edited by Epes Sergeant.
THE LIGHT OF THE LIGHT HOUSE, AND
OTHER POEMS.

Now for tho first collected by Epes Sergeant with
Illustrative engraving steel, designed by J. c. Chapman
Prospectus Of The Draining Room Library.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-30
T III E Il r | B u N +.
C=E----vSC--r<r---==
CDefer.ed.l
CITY FAIRS.
Mornsy
Board of Aldermen.


Portrait of Hend,ic f,ud.on -"r j. P L. Clair
presented the Cooperation endd Pan:nS ;Sp,s.e%nnF %
,on or North River, which waS accepted
a n,,',,,o, w1s rrci,-n to- railroad in Broad
way signed by citizens. Referred TO the COMMITTEE
having the mat;e now under consideration. =.
Aso on the subec rendng the tte ent pavement. OF the
city. nnd IN avoI OF repeating the ornn.oes Feave teeS
ofSer premises, 1, scned by large number OF ezcn'
Al.o or railroad IN ah stree: from Broadway the NOr
no .pecs ,ess ha'fa iapoasee nc 20 . ,se community;
ttrp9rfx Ia aver iuis, lag The Fhlh avenue
fs e 3. e s A5a2'sa I'd Psse Watch Prisons. kn
Rs d.shniss i;G" e. ;o:s p, oI Of + DsS' Keeper Of
Ssswe n s,l Of shs ns st sns sh street from Bowey 10
Hall Pace Grove ,i;ec; I, IN p!acs ,9 hIiea ~
fa'fs IL lnso: fo ,opo.a I. sen,,rue, bse
AdSsH.,o aaw.sJ Lv.s.:2Gp d,iRaases f., dna.ss
HSvsr:e 70 constructing sewer Courand Adop:cl
y. ss pesans yns: S G @ a ''s naoSa
seys II, 70 Eshh ayeaps ven AdOD,si D,s
e tsIof r" Of i peaSSs .r.oa. .enS on Sunday
s.9se 9s2 ;fss ssae scoS " s a A@As2 A2ss.a
n favor q .s;og' aad 10 Oi ordinance Fea''s' to
Ia tsvor Of ra;noyns ie voodea psvemen, IN Chatham
N froot sf Hail Of Records. and aPo'oonatnz so :hee-
fn .svor o opening :h from Booninsdale Ro4d 70
Bua.on RIVER sad the cova c! fences and oaer oa-i'uc
N'IT CD,nm"mieuii Inr Jr M Drrartm1', - FrnH J.
Conner ESQ., Coanty ceis. 9Th IT Of the seh2ol Gorn;n.
s1ps the t9nts sccut - &c o. OF ,hen o,aeIed On re
Carroll privilege. Randall, Island rs e turns ou; u DC
sssureetonni- iioDted. ,
Rr..Sp',ons -Insnec,"rs al Elections - S'eohsn
ans. lrTe; FIN: Ward; B. L Me' l'' Das'nc'' fou'-
psson detected voting Illegally L, he approaching elocoa
feo.,as the Comptroller port whether be has deduct
ed he received by the Keeper Of The CITY Prison from his
In favor o. removing tho ELECTION Poll Of the 4th District
sItesnh q e Of FSG;,h GyspSs Tv! l"d 2h IN St
Az q @ P s sh Pace Sd rta 70
Aso The 81 Ds;nci Sixteenth Ward TO the corner Of Ninth
avenus and 2l,, street. Adopted;
a,esn through the PaAc BY tn, Boa7 sna non con
earrod IN by the other Bonrd.
Apr,ini.ns A. w. Goodwin Wesher, Concurred in.
Authorsns The Superintendent VI Repairs 20 construct
6oor and roo! tho open space IN Washington alnfket
Adopld; ~. ,
,p and nfler d ,cission lald W. the table.
X. mn utpns -tui Ir'- tnun--i pf tho Board 10
rpor tehe the offices Of the School Commissioners not
vnoate b noe who have not gwen ohcia bonds required
For the snmc oftieer likewise report whether the thirty
three Public Schools winch hnye excluded the Bible from
sppropruon. Of et npart ia the support OF Public
Per fo"t Of Piko.s,reet 70 iee.-Concuriod III.
p0fice X firm i',,- ill.,, 'f'iin"n"cs -eletine
10 this muchnted reformation were nnde the Stca OdoT
A cnnunuuicniiun wa s-ceis-d from the comp
,ros asking add apgr2prnton of e2'o for pay
Filth Avenue 10 Hudson Rlyeand Eighth Avenue, from
Thirty Fourth 10 Tweny-Tbrd stfeet-Coucufrcd n
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-30

Correspondence o. Lvinsr.on {. Co.

BCFFALN CrcI q 7 u
Cram esr Is coming forward all the lake port. abun.
dunce ond pesa, record The fact TINT prices are sel
S:a ned rom Cleveland entirely around ne whole margin
Of Lesc y :.cGa The ScGtc nct"ty prevails iC .a: dea
ment Th~ here durs the present week cannot be
10. han ic 90 b:hes the proportion Of Flour s not n,
nrre rs We observed Pice~ geneaiy Though 5e week
have ruled z. 20 Tor best purcell anu g. 81 Y Tor NET
cnn.le brands Of Hcs;en Fouf @eveG pr'e!s i:on Nil
wauke changed hands bewean ,ho'e So tzntes ne
yre rnnes Of been nc!ve throughout the
,-eet sne, Of henvy Mess Pork were mnde al sO oay-
The icninn pUy,on> rather Inp'ov- es2ecnly ior
recount "a cH,ss Bans ,3d for such definition
rhu-day ut cents The OIL deaers obtain full supplies OF
I.nrd ut s.. CENTS. l.. ..., 1,
70 he so 5y tomorrow The guard lock there coe,i
"a ,br, boais cnn pnsi which interfere VIII
the Ss bnrers v.y large number of bDats have pade.
here tine Rn'i theo day law only oi which have been
rr now conferred the basn nwnng passnge through
The hulb Of theee Xhooner have been discovered the
Cnnsdu shore the OF which must o! course hive been
lnrf
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-30
pub,i- STOCK txchanSe-ocroBra g
Sale. of Real Estate at Auction

By a. j. Biceeke~ q Co.
ro. =, Cb,i..o,.e,.s;,se, lU3t, feet Greenwich
Ian 2 f.e, inches front, s54 feet rssr. Sa iee' a. ara
d>er on one .iie u The other <i'i9
BIZ u. c. s. ~. PeN d Go.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-30
Arrived.
A. ~ L.
Memoranda.

schr Amelin. Rogers, New.HAvepp, pT.3 il hel'af "
Schr Corneiia, Y0fk, Portland, ,hGou. :.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-30
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF observation-disclosures %.
GlGGnrHH

shl, No,,b,. Snow, New. or!ean. ! Elyvsl & Co.
batks Nndalnc, Shanka2d. Georee'own. H Underwood
Brg Cordea. Hatch. 5, Thomas and Ponce, PR. soeth
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-30
FOR THE PILES.
near icsrl.stree'.

L>RENCH CARCEL Or MECH HANlCAL LAMPS
sold AT The depot. 20 john street. and n ue fol-
~ny agencies: PhaGphs. A. Bennett, CheSRut street
Baltimore, Could l35 MnAe seet: ashingion. F. Masi
= ca; B"s,-n. Wood. l& Washington sirset: Alba
ay. Muliord & Wenlail.
Ia consequence Increased demand for csehs'ed
Carce Lamps or this and Other markets and the difficulty
we with obtaining suited the various
ts,te> patrons have iourG necessary lend
Pans expressly 10 sppen'end the m.rufacnie ui
them therefore bic 10 offer :" the public this
taken pains have all lamps imported bv
hi, .asca ns6s perfect and 10 all fum objec
Any ssUp sod BY that IN imperfect
does give entire satisfaction. no retrrpeG.
The flowinE comprise Of Inpors'iors
CARCtL LAMPS Of orer ftco hundred models.
n Or Mour. IeTns hnsla,s Bronze Antique &c; among
which will be found excusc Orng.Deta L.Dpt, style
Renaissance Egyptian Goihcuo. Vase Lamps. "' porcelain
Sc. suitable tot paln-s soudo.s &c. furnished any
the various styles arcen; or modern.
cusiensioas for Halls;
lustros for !arlors for two cI3 Three hgh.s each:
R:scsets-a variety:
Gloses-medalon =i painted and cas Of ucafy lol -.
e,ien Porcelain Shade,-u beautiful article in one piece
Esnch 81 Sh- ss for libra',es-s article whca
the medal Q, the Exposition des AiIs Paris tins
r.oer Shades OF 2)0 vaees-a arye assortment ,,a BE
fer lamps oi eysrr description
rnge with oincI article N Tie ne-eu .! which viii
be sold lowest ale Iutes Dealers will he furnished
ehsr. een,y received Drawing, Of tho various styles G
goods c,ned which shnl be pleased
drawings NIL the os u i.slres eld Bras Candles
nd l.. mns nf,he prncp Ttnusciorirs OF rat o Ire
csi description. which we inp"t ~ order AZ Pan,
r'c- dtnS duties .pd ospsnses o. transsmni,nn HI
ssi olw.. A. DlACOS & (. ID SAATOS, Agents.
C,BE AMERICAN EXCHANGE. BANK, Nsw- -Yo,k.
4 Oct a5 lsi-Ihe President and Directors have this d@y
a-d liylsrot OF Three per cent (3) iae crpfSl
ntteS MorGa-, Nov.