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Middlebury, Dec. 9th, 1S47.

Read the fouQ1ping,-Itis really astonish-
ing TO see what wonderful cures are performed
by the use of the SarsaparilIa and Tomato
Bitters.
Extract Of letter from DR.. Williams OF
VII
Genrlemen-I will thank you 10 send me
Two dozen more of your SarsaparilIa and
Tomato Bitters. | have used i, with great
success in -four cases OF dyspepsia, curing
each OF them in an almost incredible short
time; likewise one case of scroiuIous humor
and one Of iaundice. consider il vaua-
bic compound, and must say have used il
with the happiest effects. Should like 10
have it so soon as convenient. One of the
cases Of dyspepsia was getlneman who had
suffered long time, and had been TO the
Springs for two seasons.
A; Boyden, Esq Of Cambridge, cured oil
the dyspepsia of year standing, after try.
ing a hundred remedies without the least
effect.
W 7. Russell Agent
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letter of President Labaree made fearful
Autter. But unfortunately every fiutter makes
the disingenousness of the University still more
strikinely obvious During all these pro-
eedings, Middlebury has been the victim
But we believe in the end she will reap golden
fruits. The proud spirit of her numerous and
powerful alumni throughout the Union has
been aroused. The people in this region feel
indignant at the attempts which have been
made to smother their favorite institution, and
we are happy toannounce to the public that
a subscription to raise an ample fund for he1
support, is meeting with success far beyond
the most sanguine anticipations.
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DrcK1NsoN's BosToN ALMANAC FOR 1S4'

DICKINsoN's BosToN ALMANAC FOR 1913
We have received copy Of this useful
work. No Almanac we have seen Will COM
pare with it, in splendid typographical execu-
sion. Nothing could be so useful to merchants
doing business in Boston, as this little annual.
As business directory is just what will ena-
bic a man to go about the city, without stop
ping every moment to enquire for residences
and legations of men in all the various depart
mentsof active life Or should acountryman
want to enquire for the lions of the city, its
public buildings, and places of resort, he could
not do better than to have one ofthese alman-
acs to refer to.
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MARRIED..

In the city of Vergennes, on the 25th inst,
by Philip G.. Tucker, Esq, MIR, James w.
Lawrence, to Miss Marietta Taft, both Of that
city.
At the same time, and by the same, Mr..
Philo C. Buck, of Hinesburgh, to Miss Fran
els w. Rowell, of that city.
In this town, on the 2Sd of Nov, Mr.. Jona-
than Sellick, to Miss Martha Collins, both of
this place.
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Washington Engine Co. No. l
ANIMAL MEETING.

THE members of said company are reques-
ted to meet at the VERMONT HOTEL, on
Wednesday evening, the 9TH day of January,
1s4S, at 6 l-2 o'clock; for the purpose of elect
ing officers for the year ensuing and doing any
other business thought proper when met.
BY order of LEVI PECK, Capt.
Middlebury, Jan. l, 1913.
n. B. The attendance of the FIRE WAR
DENs is desired at the same time and place.
By request of many of the WARDENs.
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DAGUERREOTYPIST

is now prepared to do the most ample justice to
any kind of portrait; profile, or picture on the
most reasonable terms. He will take pictures
singy in pairs, and by the Dozen separately, col
lectively, and promiscuously, To The man with
family Of six, he will take the lot at dollar &
quarter head if family witt. twenty in it,
he will take the crowd for nothing, and board
himself.
He will go to the houses of the lazy and the
sick, bring his trap along with him.-He will do
the business, not scurvily, obscurely or unsalis-
factonly, but in handsome, artist-like ma nner.
SPECIMENS at No. I, Nichols building, inclu-
ding picture of the Senate, lSH-some of the
most distinguished men in the Union-some not
sodistinguiShed, and some of the likeliest looking
girls in the country-in Short soft of travelling
museum picture gallery. Abundance free.
N. B. Mr.. Baldwin will be al New Haven
Street on next week Tuesday.
Middlebury, Dec. %, l847. IS.
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NOTICE.

The freeholders and inhabitants of the vii
lage of Middlebury, are hereby notified that a
meeting ofthe Corporation of said village, will
be holden at the Town Room on Wednesday,
the 9th day of January, 1S4S, at one o'clock in
the afternoon, for the following purposes, to
witt
1st, The election of officers for the ensuing
year.
2nd, To vote tax upon the inhabitants of sd
village, to defray the expense of the same,
the year ensuing.
Sd, To do any other business that may be
presented before the Corporation when
met
JAMES NJ SLADE, CLERK.
Middlehury Dec 9th. 1871.
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BRIGHTON MARKET-Monday Dec %, 1884,
Reported Jor the Daily Adrertiser.
At market $50 Beef Cattle, 60 Stores
300 Sheep, and 100 Swine.
PRICEs-Beef Cattle-Extra, 81; first quail
ity, Sc 50; second quality, SIS so a C; third
quality, IS a 25.
Working Oxen-Sales at SO, 75, IS, and
800.
Cows and Calves-Sales at S26. SO, and at
AS.
Stores-A few sales only effected.
Sheep-Sales at 81, l II, SS, GO, and
81, ..
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Addison Co. Agricultural Soci-
etV,

The annual meeting of the Managers of the
Addison County Agricultural Society will be
holden at the Town Room, in Niddlebury, on
the Sth of JAN, (Saturday).It is expected the
Managers will all attend
L. w, BLAISDELL, Jr., SEC.
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Savings Bank.

THE annual meeting of the Middlebury
Savings Bank Corporation, will be holden at
the Book Store of j. Hagar, on Monday eve,
10th January, at 6 o'clock, agreeable to the
Bye Laws. j. HAGAR, Treasurer.
Middlebury, Sd Jan. 1913.
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NOTICE

The annual meeting of the Stockholders of the
Mlddlebury Manufacturing Company, for the
choice of officers and the transaction of other COM
pany business, will be held at the Vermont Hotel
in Middebury. on Thursday 27th day of January
lS4S, at one o'clock p. NJ
Russell WALLET, Clerk
Middlebury, Dec. %, ls47.
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New HAVEN AFFRAY.-Tutor Goodrich,
whose life has been considered in danger for
some days in consequence of blow received,
as mentioned in our last paper, is much better,
and will probably recover. The bail of the
two riotous students engaged in this affray has
b9en raised TO $4,000 each. Neither of them
were able to procure bail, and were committed
10 prison.
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We learn from the Windsor Journal that
Ten persons supposed TO have been Access
soy 10 the 22d ult., were examined before
Mr. Justice Stevens on the 4lh inst. One
of them Michael Me Ginty, was ordered 10
be committed for trial with baiI-three 9TH
ers were put nnder bonds of $500 each, and
the oiler six were discharged Someiweniy
or thirty Irishmen are more or less impli-
Gated
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Notice.

A session of the State Assembly of the United
Brothers ofTemperance of the State of Vermont
will be holden at the Hall of Middlebury Associa
ton, No. l. on the first Wednesday Of January
lS4s, at IL o'clock, A. NJ.
PHILLIP C. TUCKER, Jr, Rec Sec
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NOTICE.

THE annual meeting of the Middlebury
Female School Association, will be holden at
the Vermont Hotel, on Tuesday (this evening"
Jan. 4th, 1913, at o'clock.
A. WILCOX, Secretary.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
We, the subscribers, being appointed BY the
Probate Court for the district of Addison
Commissioners, to receive examine and adjust all
claims and demands of all persons, against the
estate OF
SAMUEL SARGEANT
late of Middlebury, in said district deceased and
also all claims and demads exhibed in offset
thereto: and six months from the sth day of De
cember, being allowed by said couIt for that pur-
pose, we do therefore hereby give notice that we
will attend to the business of said appointment
at the office of Ozias Seymour in Mddlebury on
the 9th day of January and first day of June
next from nine O'Clock A, n until four o'clock L,
NJ. on each Of said days.
Ozias Seymour Commits
Nahum Parker ( sioners
Dated at Middlebury, this 23d day of Deem
Der, ls47. IS
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Maj. Lane fought and defeated $50 Cam
anches near Escantada, Now. 21st. killed
about so, and chased the rest two miles He
has gone 10 Parras, where the Camanches
were posted 900 strong.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

Sessions of the Probate Court for the Dis
lrict of Addison, will hereafter be held at the
office of the Register Of.said court. in Middle
bury, on the first and rdThursdays Of every
calender month. at o'clock in the afternoon.
JED. S. BUSHNELL, Register.
MlddlebnrY. Dee. ], ls47.
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Webster's Dictionary.
THE ENTIRE WORK UNABRIDGED

IN ONE VOLUME, CROWN oUARTo.
II This valuable and Standard Work, which
stands unrivaled by any similar publication in the
English Language, having been thoroughly revi-
sed by PRoFEssoR CHAUNCEY A. GOOD
RICH, of Yale College, assisted by several distn-
tinguished literary gentlemen, has just been pub
lished. Many thousand words have been added,
Tables showing the pronunciation of Geographic
cal Scripture, and Classical Proper Names, a Me-
moir of the Author, &C., &c. Originally sold for
500. Price ofNew Edition, Sc. For Sale at the
Bookstore of L. W. CLARK
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List Of Letters

, Letters
'ost Office at Aliddlebury
Henry F. Johns,
Samuel Kendrick,
Seth w. Keller,
Miss Nlaryette Kelsey,
Miss Mary Z. Kelsey,
Guy Lcflingwell,
Miss Abigail Morse,
Miss Hannah Miller,
Miss Mary Megen, 2
levin. Manney,
Miss Lucy Matthews,
Miss Eneline Martin,
Margaret McAne,
Miss Mary Nc. Cough,
Samuel Nc. Kie,
James Mountain,
James Murray,
Charles Nc. Galley,
Richard Nc. Knight,
Miss III. W. Newton,
j. Newton,
Sir Asahel Newton,
Thos. O'Neal,
2Johana O'Brien,
Timothy OTIS,
Miss Rachel Pierce,
pr. L. Perkins, 2
Henry Pease,
Norman w. Perry,
thB. F. Perry,
Gen. E. P. Pierce,
David Packard,
Paul A. Read,
Andrew Rutherford,
Henry A. Rogers,
John T. Read,
erHarris Rice,
Joseph Rode,
Mrs. Betsey Robbins,
2Joseph Rogers,
Harvey Richards,
Mrs. Emeline Smith,
James Sumner,
David Smith,
John Stearns,
Adam Sharp,
Seymour Sellick,
!, Miss. Emily j. Trussell
n. Upper,
Joel T'hayer, 2
George Thomas,
3Mrs.Clarissa Wilcox,
Clark Woodward,
Michael Wnamara,
Alvan Wooster,
Archibald Wood,
E. S. Woolsey.
. for any Of the above
will please to designate
ition to the postage are
.ised Letters.
ING BARBER, Pm.
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CLOTHS.

A good assortment of Cloths suitable for OVER
COATINGS, in Black, Browns and Blues,-also,
a few pieces SUPER GERMAN PLAIN AND
TWILLD CLOTHS AND DOE SKINS, for
sale CHEAP by e. VALLETTE.
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HAVING visited all the desirable places in
the Union-besides many not so desirable-and
collected all theimprovements of the divine art of
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1848-01-04
LOST.
GOODS! GOODS!

New Goods, notold ones, but all fresh and new
of every description consisting of Staple and fan.
cy Dry Goods, MuffS and Boas, Victorines But
falo Robes, Carpets, Otter Caps, Boots & Shoes,
together with Is hhds. Sugars, 10 of Molasses, 25
Chests of Tea Ind ten thousand other articles are
now offered al unheard of low prices, NO MIS-
TAKE. Great inducements to Cash Customers
now offered. Now is your time to cloihe and feed
yourselves cheap. w. COLLINS.
VergenneS, Dec. 90 lS47.
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Fish and Fruit.
BAKERS

WATER PROOF LEATHER Presenter.
A Superior article for Harnesses, Chaise-tops
Boots, Shoes, &c, for sale by
JAMES M. SLADE & co.
Niddlebury, Nov. 16, 1S47. 80; 3m!
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List or
Remaining in the P
VT, Dec. S1st lS47.
Chas. Abbey,
Thomas Brosnan,
Alonzo Boardman,
Ira Brown,
Allen c. Baker,
Joseph Boyce,
Edward P. Bradley,
Rev. MIR. Bingham,
Joseph Barbean,
Mons. Baptiste Belrall
Stores Clough,
Joseph Charlotte,
Barney Conlin,
Thomas Collins,
H. H. Champlin,
John Connolly,
Hon. J. C. Churchill,
John Cummings,
Dan. Deehan,
Edwd. Dyke,
j. w. Diller,
S. Ouch,
VIM. Dorrey,
Patrick Daily,
Mr.. DER,
Ellen Egan,
Israel F. Enos,
John Ecker,
d. S. French,
DIR. W. o. Farneswort
Oscar c. Fulton,
Thomas Flanagan,
Nathl. Foster,
| o. C.. Foot,
Carlton Framework,
Hiram Fuller,
Mrs. Lucinda A. FullC
John G. Gay, Esq,
Ephraim Goodrich,
James Garland,
Ellen Carney,
Mrs. Lydia johnson,
James Horngan,
jesse Holton,
| Leander Howard,
Dennis Harvey,
w. Huntington,
jeremiah Houghhand.
Saml. d. HOLSTER,
Michael Hehir,
Mary Halleran,
| Dennis Harnett,
Wesan HUT,
| Calvin Ingraham,
Hannah Johnsan,
Z. G. johnson,
| Edward Jewett,
"a Persons calling
mentioned Letters v
them as Advertised.
| Two cents in add
charged On all advert.
EDWARD DOWN.
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3AAOV29Yfa

Vergennes, Dec. 20, l947.
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p. w. COLLINS

NOW offeIs for sale at the Cash Store in Yer
IN gennes, one Of the richest and most desirable
stock of
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WASHINGTON, March 8, 1913.
The Mission to Rome in the HOUSEHOLDS for
Treasury Notes.

The House was, to-day, occupied with spicy
bate on the mission to Rome. Mr. G. j. In
ecrsoll delivered powerful argument in favor
of the mission. Mr.. Levin replied, denouncing
the Pope, foreigners, Jesuits, SC. In the course
of his speech, he was asked by Mr. Maclay, of
New York, whether the report of his former
speech, in the hteHigencsr, was correct, and
more particularly if he had attributed to Mr.
Schlegel, the celebrated German scholar, the
following words
Send your refuse population to the United States
foreign population separats and distinct from the Anne
ricsn They will prevent amslgsmation and distinct
political may b; formed Their ballot,
Of them Do this, and the work is done !"
Mr.. Levin having admitted the. correc tness of
the report, Mr.. Maclay, holding the book in his
hand, denied emphatlcally that such quotation
was TO be found In the eighteenth lecture, from
which the member from Pennsylvania pretend
ed to quote, or In any other lecture. Mr.. Ma
clay further stated that the encyclical letter of
the Pope, from which Mr.. Levin pretended to
read a denunciation of slavery in the United
States, contained no alluslon whatever to the
United States. The slave traffic which the
Pope mathematical IL that between the coast
Levin had absolutely fabricated both statements.
Mr. Charles Brown, of Philadel phia, afterwards
administered to his colleague terrible rebuke.
The bids for the re-lssuable Treasury notes
were oPcHeu to-udy, anu the SUCCESSFUL COInpc-
titors were found to be the Rothschilds, of
London, who are connected in the transaction
with CorcoraH g. Riggs, Che latter being their
agents,) and Messrs. Riddle, Clark & McAllis.
ter. Somewhat over three millions were given
to the Rothschlds and Corcoran & Riggs. The
premium offered by these gentlemen for the
whole loan was a little over 1t. The whole
number of bids amounted to nearly seventeen
millions of dollars-about three and a half times
the amount advertised; High as this premium
is, it is thought it would have been still higher
if the telegraph had been in operation to-day be-
ttceen this city and Ne,o York. GALvIENsls.
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with his adherentS in the Senate, has shown
himself the adroit tactician.
Col. Benton has no aspirations for the Presi-
dency. He believes himself peTsecuted man:
first in the matter of ta- Lieutenant General.
after his liberal "vIndication OF the Truth of hs-
tory" secondly 10 the Fremont cause, that really
hard and unprecedented case He has aso has
own pride of opinion, and opposition but IN
flames him. Therefore, PERHAPS, in retslatIou,
the Executive declaration that no member OF
Congress shall go as Commissioner To Mexico.
A wheel within wheel and each wheel run
ming in opposite directions.
Mr.. Webster can hardly explaln. He 5
an lnexplicebe Individual in an emergency -
Bat II he should be instrumental IN arestlrg a
peace, "whsre he is TO go" we can venture 10
guess. He wiz go by the board But he w,ll
come out rgh.. Peace may be had-there 10
very prospect that 1t may be had, even W IN the
REJECTION OF the tresty, provided that vii the
oiiiclal notification OF itsrejectlon a commission
goes down TO make new one, upon the ge-
neral OASIS, II you please, of the plan discarded
We hear tonight of curious suspicion, To
repair to Washington the place OF his exile
Yet there is danger, If he returns to Cuba, in his
falling into the employ Of the British. in the
transfer of that island TO II. b. NJ Vie. Req
We ought to look to that.
Miss Julia Dean, last night, as Julia, IA thu
Hunchback," and tonight ne Blanca IN
"Fazlo," charmed everybody that wi messed
her performances. "The Stranger" was the se-
con ID piece o-night, but we did not sec IT, MISS
Dean is sure to win her way TO high Distinction,
1t she lives. The company of the Adephl is
now very well organized, and the house does a
good business. THE DoCroR.
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Aaairs in w ashingtop,
WASHINGTON, March 9, 1913.
The Ireafy-the Loan.

The 1reafy-he Loan.
This day has been spent by the Senate in alb
solute frlvOli,y. No single item of business was
done to-day, and the time of the body was &C.
cupied in listening to the introduction of yari.
Gus propositions, which could not be seriously
entertained. At length an adjournment was
agreed to, on the understanding that the vote
should be taken to- morrow; and before this shall
reach you, the treaty will, doubtless, be ratified
by formal vote. Why 1t was not ratified before
the day OF opening the bids for the loan, if it
was to be ratified at all, is ncomprehensible.
The mere fact of the debate being suffered to
continue so long, has deprived the government
of at least two hundred thousand dollars, which
it would have made as premium on the loan.
Nevertheless, the premium obtained is higher
than could have been anticipated; and averages.
higher than any premium ever before obtained
by this government 1t ranges from l. 20 to
2, and averages l.7. This, at any time,
would be high premlum; but the circumstances
OF a war pending, and the doubtful fate of the
treaty, made it extraordinary. The Rothschllds,
together with Corcoran and Riggs, have OBJ,
tanned So, 900, 600, at ST. rs. The other bids
range upwards from this figure, as high as 2;
bur they are not all sealed as yet; and,
therefore, the other amounts, and their rate of
premium, cannot at present be accurately ascer-
tanned.
The bid for the loan, on the part of the Roths-
chllds Is subject OF congratulatlon, eVlnclng,
as tdoes not a greater confidence la credit,
but a greater appreciation of our resources and
our means of liquidation. Sensible and shrewd
men could never have doubed the solvency Of
OF this government, or OF any State in the
federacy /; but national prejudice, and ignorance
fine true position and prospects OF this country,
have deferred, tor some time past, foreign capt.
talsts from entering our stock market. The ex-
ample, of the Roihschilds will influence the
capitalists of the rest OF Europe to be less chary
for the future about American stocks. Besides,
the sum they have obtained (neary three mil
hons) will be so much the less of this loan drain
ed from the capital of this country, which, at
all times, it is very desirable, as much posi-
BILE, to avoid. 1t will, instead, be an accession
to the capital of the country, Of no inconsde-
rsble amount
The Rothschilds offered, through their agent,
M. Belmont, before the Secretary of the Trea-
spry advertised for proposals, to take the entire
loan, at one half per cent. premium This offer
was declined as were several others, some for
three millions, some for two, some for one on the
same terms. The result evidences IN most
striking manner, the wisdom, as well as the
boldness, of Mr.. Walker. Had the Treaty been
ratified a few days before the bids were opened,
he would have Obtained greatly higher pre-
MUM. GALvIENsIs.
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MARKETS ELsEWHERE.
STOCK MARKETs.

STOCK MARKETS.
bALTIMoRE March eS6l0 Unted states IS 1867 on time
edH 1900 DO % lo4 5000 do DO loi 5000 DO do Ie4x
1000 do do o4H 1000 do, 0i United States Treas.
s san DO iS2T aoe DO do lo2 eco Baltimore es 1890 s
9go a. H. diy end binds 10: Unted Stats 6.. Of
1867 closed at M skrd los bd Tresrry ga lo2H asked,
az pc; mryIa9d SIS 8s asked 87 bd baltimore 6s lsgn
aked, 38M bid.
PHIlADELPHIA March lc-Firsi Roard-l2 Mechanics
BnE 26 Sl4 100 Oh AVID De- 6 70 100 Cir rd IL "a
w agd We bk .tg ts ;8Ger Board-s cg stas 3s 50
No,t,wn 127 50 do AK 500 Grad III 2ao do II: 900
e. 200 Lean Nav eas ssyp g; los GSard Bank Z;
1889 Do ~ 10000 Do 1900 dss' a. s5 1900 N'sdi,
X Mort co. 1900 Sus La-a S. 56 90 Union Cana 38 90
ro,d l2X
BosroN. March 9-Broker's Bs1rd-7 shares Western
railroad 1854 do Boston and Maine a l6 do Bos-
ton and Worcester railroad NIX TO- do Northern lroad
9sk 1876 d. Reading railroad al 1875 do do do 2os 100 do
do do 75 do do do 2oH; as do Norwich ara worcester
railroad 3x do do do do 3s IS do do do do s6 s3o IS
do do d. DE- bss; DO Amoskeag Mapufe Co y
adv DO York Mills Manusc Co so do Edge,
worth Co s2 mS Do East Boston CO r. do DO Dividend.
ssoe do do DO 1885, 6x secsnd Board ga shares Rrairg
rsr ad, IS do do do 2t2 bio; 100 do East Boston Co
l3Ik $50; $ltC0 Treasury $50 do do l0I