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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-04-10

TEMPERANCE MEETING. Notice is
hereby given that meeting of the Caledonia
County Young Mems Temperance Society
will be holden at Danvlle, on Tuesday, the
18th day Of April next, at 10 o'clock, "A. NJ.
for the purpose of adopting measures to gus
tain and carry the "No License" Law ihto eff.
feet throughout the county. It'll destrdblc that
every town in the county should be represent
cd in said meeting by delegates OF otherwise
JONA. WOODMAM, president.
Sutton. March % lS11
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No. "a .Dcrchants Rosr, BOSTON,
IMPORT Hardware as usp0j They will
3 satisfactorily serve all who have need Of
Hardware Of good quality ut lofs prices, by tho
package or otherwise. 5G63w
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BLACKSMITHING.

TENHE subscribers have associated themselves
a in tie Hlacksmithng business, and hov"
taken the shop at the north rnd Of Centrc
Village, formerly occupied by u. G. Wheeler.
They have taken much care in the seico,oH
Of their stock, and think they will be able T.
furnish articles in their line in a satisfactory
manner. and az short notice.
They intend to make this permanent s'0ai
and will u.c their best eXertons for this pur
pose, in the confident expectation that the pull
lie patronage will warrant it, They tender
their acknowledgements to their former Gus
toners, and hope that they with the public at
large, will find it for tter interest TO c0ll ~
their shop, both az regards work and cbGrgCs,
T.. FLINT,
JAS. B. CARPENTER.
st. Bloomsbury Centre, March, lSI:. 5G3w3
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Maj. L. 3. Ransom. of n orwicl,Vt., has been
appointed by the President, Colonel of the
9th regiment, vice Col. Pierce, promoted
t. II. Seymour, of Hartford, Cam, formerly
member of Congress- is appointed Maior.--
Col. Ransom has been ordered, and has gone
TO the sent Of war
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CONNECTICUT REDEEMED!!
Brilliant Wing Victory.
WING GOVERNOR ELECTED BY THE
PEOPLE.
FOUR WING MEMBERS OF CON
GRESS
A WING SENATE
A WING HOUSE!


Aud this includes everything in the state.
and is enough.
The vote for Governor in all but - towns
in the Statc presents the following aggregate
Bissel is the Wing candidate, WhittIesey the
loco, and scattering cd party:
BisseIl. Whiuesey. Scat Bissell Toucey. Seat
27,335 246I3 1868 25.94I p, 937 1880
Majority against Bssell last year in same
towns, 9S5-his majority this year lOG?-net
Wing gain, 2O47!
The Senate consists oftwenty-oue mem
bers, eleven is a majority--wc hive already
heard ofthe election of II wings and only 4
Locos. We are, therefore, sure Of a maiori
~.
The House, so far as heard from, stands
100 Wings to 60 Loco Focos.
The entire Wing Congressional ticket is
electcd-iion. Truman Smith, in the Fair
field and Litchtied district Es nearly thou-
sand mnjority-ilon. Samuel ID. Hubbard, in
the New Haven and Middlcsex by eight hun
Hartford and ToiIand district, is chosen Ivy
four hundred minority.
| In the New London and Norwich Con-
gressional district,we have returns from every
town except Woodstock, which will NOS vary
the result twenty votes, either way. Hon.
John a. Rockwell, Wing, is reelected, by Il
majority at least double that ne received two
years since, and his present minority is about
! 500
G}7The Dispatches from General Taylor,
which we publish to day, were bro:.ght to
Washington by Mr. Crucnden, volunteer
aid olthe General The Union contains the
following notice ofMr Crittendcn'S Journey,
embracing importan, Intelligence from por-
ton of our army:
"Since writing the above, we understand
that Mr. Crittcnden left Gen. Taylor vita his
army Mt Aqua Nueva ION the % Marcn, and
brought the dispatches along the usual route
from Monterey to Camargo, under the cs-
cort Of about $50 troops, commended by Ma
jor Gcddings having Il long train oisonle 100
empty wagons. As they approached Ger
ralvo, Il small party was sent in to provide
forage, &c, when the enemy, under Urrra
were discovered, about fifteen hundred strong
Our troops were Immediately placed on the
| defensive, ana received the assault OiihC SUI
perior numbers with the resolution Of nien
determined to cut their way through. They
were repulsed with loss OF about 80 men,
Willie we lost about half the number. a part
of Our baggage train was des,roycd,l4 40 or 50
OF The wagons,) when the gallant Urrca made
his retreat in the direction Oft the Tu!u pass
| The teamstcrs were unwilling TO proceed
without stronger escort, and Mr. Crirrendcn
was detained five or six DAYS at Germ IvO
when Colonel Curtis arrived from Camargo
with large body oftroops. lie was too nto
TO overtake Urea, who had probably COM
menced his retreat as soon as he heard OF
SaEta Annals discontinue. Colonel Curtis
proceeded to Monterey, and the escort and
train came on to Canargo, the enemy having
fled as rabidly MS possible, and this may he
the last that we shall hear ofthcm on this side
Of lula and San Luis for some ;imc."
Maj. T. Is. Ransom. of n Norwich W., has been
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Smiths Geography,

SIE41IHS tFeUgFdPHyF
HAYJNG had aauaptity of Smiths Ganarta
4 D. Geography consigned 10 us-wE will Sc Il
the same to merchants n'HDy section Of th-
State where they are in use, at wholesale pr,
ces. Also, for sale, Smiths small Geography
which Is recommended by the county Super
intendcnt for this county.
L. JEWETT &. co.
st. Johnsbury, March, 1887. 5c5tf
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Ship Ann Maria Brown, ll9 Dc I'm Batavia coffee, &c,
TO T Nicol
Packet ship Enterprise, Funk, I'm Liverpool May s.
mdse, to Taylor Il Peck.
ship Auburn Durfey, is ds I'm New-Oreans cotton
&c TO Stanton & Frost -
ship Hector. Spencer, 25 ds fn glasgow mdse' to =
ID Hurlbut & Co.
Ship Medemsch. Chase, Ii DIS FIN Charleston, cotton
&c 10 Nesmi,h s. Walsh
Brazilian - Ardorinho. Lsuriere, "a de I'm Para
mdse, to f Corning Son.
Br bark Forcadia. Warren, 30 de FIN Hamburg to
Schmidt Bslchen. .
Br bark Lady Huntey Odds 43 de I'm Liverpool. salt
&c to Maitland. 100 passengers to Roche Brothers
& Co.
Br barb Boadicea, Warlsnd. IS de I'm Hamburg 10
Schmidt & Bscben. 10 passengers.
Bark Ann Louisa. Spring, I'm Matanzss, sugar &c, to
Spoford Teston Co.
Br bark Elizabeth, GeAl 81 DIS I'm Cork, to order !
passengers
Brig Fanny Colt Beckner, 10 ds fun Georgetown, DC
cotton 10 : w Lewis.
Brig American McNsir de I'm Savannah, cotton, &c,
TO Durham g. Dinlon.
Br brig Imogene, Walker, I'm London, in ballast to
master.
schr Envoy, Ireland, S de fm Washington, Nc naval
stores.
schr Panama. Davis fun Tsmpico, hides, sc, to Il
Southmsyd a. Sons.
schr Atilla Hetson, 10 ds I'm Ponce, PIX, sugar to
master.
schr Tennessee Todd 20 do i'm Csrdenss, sugar, &c,
to Moses Taylor.
Below ship. bark and brigs
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y,cx .cu.ScrLLoR's CouRr-Before Vice Chsncel-
lor Sanford duplication IN LEaaey-A petition wss
presrnted asking TOR the appointment Of Commission
10 Tea, The soupon,ss of mind Robert Leggett phys
clan believed stated In the shdsvits to be OF I'M
sound mind This IL shown at times ~ strong eouii'
Hons of passion when his vile aud others Tear 10 sp'
nr.eh himat others In chldisbnes by playing AT mar
bss &C DR. Mcfalsn. ia bis affidavit states his belief
that n. Ia of unsound mind. Decision reserved
Margaret BErds bg her nertfrisHd William hIbAv'ns vs.
JOHN BsvdeR Considerable time was taken up In the
hearing of counsel the application OF Mrs Is. Tor
separation forever (cr divorce from bed and oosrd)
from her husband on the ground OF abandonment and
Gil treatment both of which denied Also tor com
psnaut to be allowed the and custody Of the three
Children Of the marriage, and smony for the psnte
nance of herself and children The parties were married
IN 1896 and resided together MI ls4S since which time
M. has resided we believe with her father Mr. Al
burtu. Decision reserved-Mr. Macarthur sppesredfor
eouplsinsnt and Mr.. Elk for MI. X
Application for permanent sePsrsuon ol ul'osee rom
H,r, Tora@y Thomas Reeves Sarah heeues, Adetae
Scissor W Jaaes NJ asoH, Sarah Pa'ratee vs. CAsrIes
W Parm,se hnusos Fischu vs.. SAseR fs@A0 iney
were all referred.
CorRr on COMMON PIsAs-Before Judge lngrsnsm
-hos,s T. Beach Moses S Beach and hsHry o'uss
zbnsr s ALdrich MeiptR s Wh1aey ana I'sH ~
Fltrt Acton 10 recover the amount OF note orsNn
BY Adrich Whitney TO the order Of and endorsed ~
John N. Flint Pesrl1st House The nones' spYer
WA served ON the members Of the firm and on MT r =
The suit 10 defended by Abuer 3 Adrch VINO says nc
Did belong 70 the frm but that was hs oro'oer
EhM I. Aldrioh. The parties 10 the note did no oe
Lend and IL WA held that AbnerS had no right TO doso
be had been served with notice and DOT oeine o.
ne hrm Il was only necessary 10 have mentioned me
fse In the plesdiags TO have II corrected. seroe'
sysina A. & w. and J. NJ r. for $2b7 US. being smonnt
FOR plaintiffs Mr.. 3. Brewster and Mr. Is biunt-
For defeudspts Mr. Stou ehtoa and Mr. NJ o. Harrington
Gorge Hansl and rife vs. Jossph Naturalization Tor
sssolt and battery growing out OF sdificuy between
Defendant and his brothers wife Zone OF the painuns)h
tAe premises in Sixty hrstst. and secondsvenues-
words epsued about drawing water from well, wnen
Hs H. threw the hook and pole into the well. OF which
defendant threw her the ground 10 said and also
Kicked her In defence release shown settling the
SUIT signed by Mr. McGsy, the counsel and plaintiff IL
Vas not presented Ia tho pesdings however. and the
Daastns was permitted to withdraw juror-for pta.
~ Aeosy for delft Mr.. Aiken.
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nllsrelldueous.

EXHIBITION PAINTINGS FOR SALE
THE FOUR LARGE PICTURES Of" Christ r. jecied,"
L Christ Bearing the Cross Calvary AID The
Three DAYS 10 Paris" painted by the late William Dunlap,
ESQ will he sold or let for exhibition very moderate
and accommodating terms 10 responsible party Apply
10 r. + WASER, S22 Brosd~ay. my2o SIS
REFREsHMENT AT THOMPSON & VEL
LERS SALOONS. 2j5 and us BROADWAY.
VANILLA. LEMON STRAWBERRY and Pine Apple
Creams, Fruit Ices, Roman Punch. Jeles Charlotte
Russo Oysters Sandwiches, Pastry and Cakes, Cofse,
Chocolate and Tea
Fine ripe Strawberries received every day. Jusi re-
ceived from Paris freh supply OF prepared Chocolate
for the table Psstes Pfanes, &c. Nongs De Provence
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Books.
THE ARCHITECT. NO. s,


SERIES Of Original Designs for Domestic and Orr =
hmenta Cottages cOnneclsd with Landscape Garden
inx by w. n. Rsnle price s. eta per number. This
work should he In the hands Of all who engaged In
building or Interested In beauty " Architecture
Grshsm's Magazine for June, With " extra pages. two
besud al engrsvings and splendid Paris fashion plate
Subscription s3 single number Is eta
Godsys Lsdy's Book, beautiful humber, with an en-
CRAVING Of Gifard College and Stephen Guard. Sub
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ST. Giles aud S. James price Sf cts by Douglass Jer-
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Dombey and Ds1 ghtsr, illustrated. Prfe 25 cts.
Chambers Cycou .dis No. 10. Pfic- IS cts
Martin, the Founding. complete Price rs cite.
Buff and Blue: the PrvaeeTs Of he Revolution by
Chss Sterling. Prce % cs.
The Dowere.. the Loaf WIN, by Madame Charles
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Life Travel. and Adventures 10 California and scenes IN
III. Pacific Ocean by Thomas J. Farnhsm. Price SO eta.
Agents and dealers supplied at pub shers lowest prices
by w. n GRAHAM,
my25 Tribune Buildings Nassau st
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VIRrUE, o.rd.osr ard yIoris., ooess.

~IAWRs VIRTUE, 9srdsner ard vlorsa, cosnss
- T.euty second ct and Broadway, hes constantly
0n hand exceeot assortment Of Oroaasnssi Trees,
Shrubs, Grape 'lses hoses eea nsfssesous psne ~ ~
He takss his opportunity u seknow iedsipf his grssds
10 The sen-nen u Ns~Fork, And Tho public IN general
experience The busasss hs tb!nks hs 10 snsbed 20 ~
psssore srocsds asd gssdsss II lev ps,es ssd
own resd~ace or q the sioss Of M-ssrs J. ~ fbosssn
Co. IS John,sI OF st 4s6 Broadway. wiz Do ssease
without delay. A.,
apthus and Calapa trees. that BE- can meo"" w
could enee at = eli = Prvil Trees Of eli hipds
my13 lmissod
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DIED

AT BrookIyn. on Monday morning oath inst after a
proracted illness OF il months ROBERT s eldest son
Of wism and vary Harmed the 10th year Of his see
The funeral services will take place at the residence
Of his fsher on Smith first house South OF warren
IT. south Brooklyn on Wednesday, precisely at o'clock
Pm The friends Of the family are invited TO attend
without farther notice. 49,
II Philsdelphs papers will please copy my29 II
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From the st to the cath inst. 1892 bbls OF Flour
have been shipped to Boston from East Albany and
5000 the way stations making in all about 81 62 oos
Of this amount about $1,000 were shipped to Boston
alone during the past week.
The following table shows the amount received upon
merchandise shipped from East Albany during the first
four months Of the several Years named
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PROF. COMMITS

ID EyIEw or PROFESSOR STUART APPLE
II TON 60 pablisn this day Defence OF ths Hebrew
Grammar Of Gasenus, agairst ProL Susrps Translation
hy The orzina translator Pice % cents This pamphlet
viii b. found Of great interest aud importance TO scho
ars and .lud-uts, and all iicrsfy PERSONS.
Latily ubi.hsd Gesens.'s Hebrew Grammar, -Four.
teenil Ediion as revised by DR. Rodlger Translated
by T. j. C0naui Professor Of Hebrew 10 Madison Unysr-
sty " T. with the notifications OF The editions suisse
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London: 10 which are Addsd, OF Exercises In
Hebrew Grammar, and Hebrew ChrestOmaihy, prepsr-
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9yo Price g..
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MARRIED (.

On Saturday, May % in Trinity Church, by Rev.
Charles Hsckiey. Hon ARlUs NYE Of Marietta Ohio,
to Miss CAROLINE NJ. sIssoN of Newport Rhode
Island
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General Notifies.
Or Grand Division =. ofN.Y-.,,sr,

- al
Grsul Division flIb bed her Hall on &c.
way Wednesday evening. 2sih inst At oclork f,r
the purpose 81 tAkng sc0n Application flr char
ter for Division TO BE- located N III. cry. BIZ ors.r
ny5 Us LINZ hAssERT, g. 5.
" A Plain stnreinent.-Tnompso1' Coupou-d
Syrup Of Tar and VOID N-pIbA-Ths medicire Ire IN
ventOn or ~bO gave The subjects OF Pulmorary,
Bronchial and Psctorz Diseases the gi ersmfus-
ton been before The public hear four yesr Du-
ring ihsB-rod Il hss performed so- o. tie most remark
able record Of Pulmonary COnsgnpuou-s-cured
the and u hysciAns n their practice
ard The approval AZ ssnfs q ordi
nary ard colds eo1ga., IN hosueress sptrs Of
blood, nc
Certificates Of ia wonderful power have been g,ve1 n
some instances and swoTu 10 lle. By perf0us ho
a. Any rne viii give verbal v-rt ,s-on OF cir contents
Bri beware Of imitz.iers, sud Furchase Thompson'.
COmp1uni Syrup OfTar from uone bot advertised agents
or Of shove The suspicion of dealing n Commercials
frequently used snd highly r-cofr ended BY suue
o, The mos respeclshs physicians II NewYorK ard Phil
sdelphiA
Prepared Only By AUGNEY DICKSON. ". z cor. Of
F.th and spruce sis Phllsdsphi- sold Wholesale and
reIsil by WYATT KETCHUM, general Agents III
Pulioo-st and al rs Brosd-sv AZ Smts
r. April Report.-THs MurrAL BENEFIT LIZ
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General d otires.

~ Gentiemep's summer Hats.-BRp, corner Of
Pine and Nassau has ready for speeon and sale
the latest styles Of Summer Hats consisting In part OF
Rocky Mountain white and drsb Beaver pearl and white
Cashmere Hats extra light Of the together
with large assortment Coburg Straw and ansma Hats
ruy26 im.s BIRD, cor. Pine snd Nassau sis
y-Ata Meeting on Board the steamboat
NV ron Wors, 10 order 70 view The sailing
cus-s OF The Steamer Washington, the foIowiug resou-
lions unanimously adopted
Isi Resolved That we congratulate the Ocean Steam
Navigation Compsny on having 80 noble spec men vi
.,oc,on Of me u : Msil steamer Washington.
"a That consider the construction o. The ball, By
Messu westeryelt mseksy noble specimen OF Amer
ican Haval Architecture ana skiL
So That slso congratulate The Propreiors Of ne
Novelty Iron WorGs on The successful operation OF her
sh That cousider the sailing qualities OF the Steamer
Washington being unsurpassed by any trsnssi shuc
s,-amer having opportunity Of judging her speed BY hat
5Ih. THAI we tender our hanks 10 Capt Stafford, FOR
his oblising and gentlemanly treatment Of us curng NE
sh That sse resolutions 10 published il The Sun, Her
ao' and 'f0V sirped. on behalf Ofthe Committee by
D. LEA'IrI' 0nS S9s A..
C. c. GsEESoUSH, secrets-y. myzs II
ry- DIR. HolIick'. Lecture on the Origin Of Life
viii he etven a, 3 CLOCK mas evening for gentlemen,
10 the Hall. corner Of Broadway and ofHndsI 80.
ats P. NJ. "S-0 ~
" Inventors Instifnte.-An Adjourned hssi ing
OF hose friendly The above Institute VII De ne -.
(wedBe.dsy) evening Clinton Hail. 10 hear ne 30,
Of Com nitiee appointed 10 wan FERN Atlpo! -
Report plxn. and for such other business a. ia,
before the mesung. myo ~ . ANDNE"S
IT The National Reform Association have
chssred ther heac from Croion 10 Mitary IA.
The Bowery opposite springsL where hey vii meet rs
(Wednesdsyl evening al O'clock n n NAS 49,.
ESQ win be here ana address, he meeting on The .aes'
~ lad pKasi0n &c The pnehc are Invited 70 alsena-
Directors shsn have an Opportunity Of being heard
~ Passengers who desire speed. safety, comfort
superior and fare can hsse hrm oy -
ropsipg The Opposition steamer Aids Cspt InpgeI SIC
caves he foot Of Rosnson,t on Mopdsys
AID Frdsy. att o'clock A NJ and her sped 10 seeh va
xthou, rs,r her passengers ere landed IN Albany sno
Troy from To =. hours earlier than those oy he 90 he
boais. Fare 50 cents "'"
= The Grand Temple of Honor ~ .o..
al O'Clock for the ranssneuon of business hePfos'N
tves requested 10 DO punets.l IN aiirndsnee vp
my& IL JOHN hVhrhf' w. "A
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Arrivals Of Produce, &c. by the New.York
and Erie Railroad.......LF =. ClarEson, Ass-t
Reported syee,ally for The Neuv- York Trtbrn<

IrEsDAT MsT . l-47.
Barge SAMUEL harIh-s2 tubs butter 70 calves sheep,
Capt Leeds n ubs butter calves, Capt King 50 tub.
butter csive. sheep Jennings Thompsori co tubs
buier 10 calves sheep Coleman; IS tubs rutier -
oslves2 Seep Capt Clark 20 Tub. butter IS calves IS
sheep Capt Dill
2-eT2 quarts milk received the week ending on ssiur
DAY. Maykl
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Drp GOODS.

sgw-yoRk
CASH TAILORING ESTABLIsHMENT.
DEM. w BENSON, Draper AND Tudor, iss Suuonst
ID ent-xsve ssssrtUsnt OF Cloths Csssneses enc
yesnxs which will be made order In The noel fssb-
Ion sbo ETY. 10 for each.
choice and general assortment Of sentlsmens fancy
s,s.. aI.o ronsisn,y on haod myii tstf
ENTLEMEN'S SPRING and Summer Wear
NOur stock VI seasonsbIs goojs comprising Tho latest
and sylss In the market offered for In
spection under ths assurance that the same -odesvon
which have elected very liberal share OF patronage viii
he sxsrted To give Satisfaction IN he and mxks of
garments In particular We would eoomsnf 10 The siteo-
ton Of those proved tho truth Of assertions
In reference superior VI panalocns eua.
bed 10 furnish our assortment VI Cassimeres and Dril
llngs and 10 those 10 of light and airy garment
several highly approved stylss Of Sacks
From thu particular stentes directed TO Army end Ne
w work Uniforms are furnished la strict conformity 70
regul aous have si hand goods " answer
the roqu remepts 81 eli srsdss Of tbs ssrvics
VIM T. JENNINGS co Drspers and Tsilors,
AZ left 81 Broadway, Americas Hosel.
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The bills Of the Portsmouth, n H. Bank will be
redeemed till the lst Of July next after which they will
be worthless.
The following from Mr.. Gillet Register Of the
Treasury settles the question to the payment OF in
terest on Treasury Notes
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
REGISTERS OFFICE, May is, l347.
The interest ak per cent Treasury Notes issued
under the Of the 25h of January last which run two
years will be paid ,emannusly, the fret days OF
July snd January but it is not likely that any Interest
less than entire half year will be paid on such notes
that the first payment of will probably be on
the first day of January ls48. This point however,s
not finally decided. am Sir, very respectfully
Your obedient servant
r. II. GlLLET
J. THOMPSON, Esq, CT Wslst NewYork
The Commercial Bank of Albany has taken the
preliminary steps for reorgsnizng under the General
Banking Law. Its charter is about expiring.
We take the following quotations of Uncurrent
Money from Thompsons Bank Note Reporter
Cof1 0f
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