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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MAY 81.

our denomination 1t is difficult 10 get ministers
now in all the denominations do not regret
this, for the ministry is not appreciated. II the
press can take the place Of the clergy, good. We
v N retire. But though the clergy are just now
changing in the wins' they will be needed
soon and will be appreciated truly as never before
The Old priesty power Of the clergy is nearly
gene. They are coming on the platform OF other
me y, and here they will be valued.
Sir. we cannot perceive what times are com'hg;
We may expect still, great social and political
excitemeH;s. The cloud of Slavery is over rs and
there is very little light On it. The clergy, with
proper authority, on the true platform, must aad
will act in these exciting times and they mast aud
will preach the Gospel of Jesus Christ.
Rev. Russell LAME CARPESrER OF England and
others, addressed the meeting.
The house was crowded, the exercises were Of a
very spirited character, and the assembly did not
separate until past 10 o'clock.
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Single cepiss. IN cts-sl per doI-sT per loo.
THE WING ALMANAC FOB 1850

THIS ANNUAL has been prepared with great and
j accuracy and IL presented the Public Q cheap.
reliable and lucid summary Of the Political History Of he
Times II contains nothing Of partisan character bat
fhl exhibit Of the Elections Of lsss the dongs Of Coo
gress last Session, the Mileage Erpc the EvenD
OF 849 In Europe List OF the Presidents Cabinet Members
of the present Congress Governors Of the States &c Ne
CoNTESTs-Aress OF the United States; Astronomical
Calculations; Audit Congressional Board Of; Banking
Statistics; Branch Mints-Gold Coinage; British Cabinet;
Calendar for Portland Boston, New-York, Phisdelpais
Washington, Raleigh. Charleston aud New-Orleans; Cal.
fcrnia ard New Mexico; Chronological Tables Comper-
sasn of Congressmen; Congress- Statistics of Congress
last Session of Eepses Economy in the Public Expend-
sstes; Election Of President by the People; Election Re-
turns Europe in $780, Finances Of United States and Crest
Britain FOggng IN the Navy Government OF the United
States Government Supplies Governors and S.a.e Csp-
tails HighWHer nj NrwlOTk, Boston, PhisdclphlS ana
Charleston; Home Department; House Of Represents
den Tsylor Jewsh Calebdgr; Law Reforms Mileage Of
Congress; Military Mileage: Ministers aud Consuls
abroad Ministers Foreign Courts Moharnrnedan CAL
endaT: Moons place Naval Prze-MOney-Temperarce
Nsva Punishments, 1885, Naval Supplies, and Poncyi
Officers and Oces created; Panama tlsthnusl Halfway;
tic Postal Reform Presidential Vote s4s &c. Pro-
ducts, Aggregate: Public Lsnds; Railways and Canals
across North America; Recruiting for the Army hevenue
a. 81 Collection; Senate OF the United STATES Senais
Mileage: Seventh Census Act Shields lGenl Election
ard Rejection Supreme Court u. s. Tide Table Iun.
States; Whiney's great Central Railroads War Charges
Election Returns carefully made up FOR the Wing AIMS
nae from Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont Massschu-
seits Rhode Island CONNECTICUT, Newiork, Hew-Jesey.
Pennsylvsra Maryland, Virginia North-C Carolina Asbs
ma Mississippi Louissns, Texas Arkansas Tennessee,
Georgia Kentucky Ohio Indiana, Michigan, lows Wa.
CONAN u.s.
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Other Meetings.

The Pastoral Association Of Massachusetts, was
addressed yesterday at P. NJ at the Central
Church, by Rev. DR.. WORCESTER Of Salem, from
Words Of Paul, i. Cor 10Th chaps. 81, It'll and 5th
verses. The object Of the preacher was to show
with what sincerity, simplcits, earnastness and
humility Paul preached Christ, ani Him crdciied.
A very large number Of the clergy Of the Common
wealth listened to the discourse, among whom
were several venerable men Of more than three
score years and ten.
Rev. VIM NJ. ROGERS preached the annual
sermon before the Massachusetts Home Mission
airy Society last evening. The Society has been
orssn;zed II wears NEw.ESGLAND.
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From Pnnama-Deaths.
Panama Correspondence OF The Tribune.
PANAMA, Monday, Ma

Panama JOTTesPOLu5TVc p :.
PANAMA, Monday, May IL
Ihave to advise you of the decease of MIR. Ed
ward Ferris, (farmer) of PeekskiI, NY. Mr.. Fer
rs had been sick with a combination of diseases
for ten DAYS past He died on the evening of the
10Th inst. of small pox and was buried by the side
Of his fellow passenger and roommate, Mr.. Robert
o. Christian.
Mr.. Arthur, of New.York, and Mr. Z. j. Daven-
port of Cold Spring, ~ Y. have both been constant
and devoted in their attentions to each-especialy
the latter who Lursed them night and day, and at
tended each to the grave.
Mr. Rawson Newcombe, of Oisego County, NY.
died also on the 18th inst. Of dysentery. He came
here on the Empire City, March -.
You're CLAIMING.
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The Baather = NJ. Bou,Adiisy Dsuybasces ct Tsois
Ririoe.-IHe Deputy AftsrRey ssip-Redueti1s
Canal Tolls, &c &c.
Correspond ence Of The Tribune.
MONTREAL Monday, Msy {.
Our weather has beenunfavorable for farmngoper
ations, the quantity of rain which has fallen having
rendered the lands too moist for sowing and plant
ing, & but the grass lands are in high condition,
much to the satisfaction OF population who must
provide six months winter feeding for their cattle.
Trade is reyiying with the stimulous which Spring
shipping imparts aud that hopeful feeling which
invariably aDimates the trader at the opening Of
another years business.
Connected with commerce may be noticed the ap-
pointment Of Tancrese Bouthlier 10 the Collector.
ship Of Montreal. In the atmosphere of Canadian
politics every act of the Cabinet begets contro.
versy not always signslzed for fidelity and impair.
TALLY. The journals have a haphazzard way of
making chance assertions sufficiently plausible to
yarnish al article The case OF az. Boaihillier
NAV be cited to illustrate the lack Of informa.
ton which such papers ovince, even upon topics
essentially local lt is true that Mr.. B. is not
known as a merchant or commercial man, yet Mr.
r. was educated in & merchants Office in New
York; subsequently returaed to Montreal, COM
mspced business on his own account, and having
been unlucky passed into his fathers office, then
INSPECTOR Of Potash. Nome OF the jourr els which
have cried MIR. b. down rs ignorant OF CON-
merce have ever noticed the above facts and as in
previous instances, they viii gather from your
psper that information which they ought TO have
FINISHED their readers. The Tribune and the
Tysbalues Montreal Correspondence furnish the
PILOT and Herald with debateRbe matter, which
naturally causes the public to LOOK for your paper
with interest and curiosity.
The school rows in the vicinity Of Three Rivers
are far from abated. The Journal des Trois-Rtr-
i[res lays the blame on the Irish settlers in the
folowing language "Nous deyons dire, pour Phon-
neur des Canadiens francais de ces localities, que
&c nest pas par eux qu'ont etc fats les premiers
pss dams Ia vote de Ia resistance Ia loi- Cette re-
distance q ete commence par Ia population lr-
landsise de st. Monique compliant environ soixante
families Irlandaises." Mr. Turcotte, Queens Coun.
sci, and Of course legally employed in the school
affair, il editor Of the Three Rivers paper above
quoted which in the pure French Canadian style,
shirks at the odium, and lugs in the Irish as old
offenders. The school officially springs from
popular demand claiming for each locality the con-
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THE FREsHET on THE KENNEBEc-The Boston
.yovlnal Of w ednesday says: We learn by letters
from Hallowol and Augusta 10 Sunday morning,
that the river continued high, but had not risen
during TIE night and hopes were entertained that
the worst was over. At Augusta, part Of "a
ter street vas covered three feet deep, and the
basement floor Of the factory was completely in
undated The machine shop had started some four
or five inches from It's foundation. The dam was
at one time in danger, aud the saw mills on the
dam were partially immersed. The storehouses
on the wharfs were all afoat Several booms had
given way above aud thousands Of logs were
adrn One vessel OF hundred tuns had broke
her fastenngs, and drfed down the river. brig
and n topsail schooner were moored Orer the
whsrves just below the bridge t. protec! them fro n
the logs. timber &c.
All the log drivers from Augusta had cone to
Bath to stop the logs, but it would be i'm ossible
to prevent large Numbers going TO sea.
At w atcrvl.le, ihe water was up 20 the second
floor Of Moores storehouse on the landing
The Sebastcook, Clinton, and Burnham Bird yes,
all on the Sebgs cOok, have been carried away,
and stage communication 10 Bangor is cut oh-so
that no passengers came over the road from that
quarter
AtHalowel the water was up into Front street,
but traders had taken the Precaution to secure
their goods.
Passengers who came through lr7m Augusta,
per steamer TO Bath state that the river rose o1r
feet on Sunday but during the night feel three
feet when it became stationary; bat 1t wss sup
posed that the heavy rains would cause It to rise
again.
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ANOTHER INvENTOS.-Mr Charles Dawson, Of
395 Strand, London has constructed an instrument
capable of performing mechanically an unlimited
number of musical compositions. 1t is called the
AutoDkoa The inventor in describing it says
Thought can play no music Of ITSELF 1t can play
any music that may be arranged on a sheet OF pa
per supplied to II, returning the sheet uni1jured
when the piece is done, TO be again inserted If re-
petition be desired or to be replaced by a fresh
sheet if another piece of music be required" From
the descriptions we have seen of this invention, it
appears TO be constructed on the principle of the
barrel organ.
-Four CHILDREN Burned TO DEATH.-We
learn from our Machias correspondent that on Mon
9av night Goth inst about 10 O'Clock, the house Of
VIM Alice, Jr. OF Whitneyville, Ne. took fire and
was wholly consumed with four children, from two
years to seven years old. Boston Courier.
FIRE IN LEoMISsTER.-A correspondent Of the
Bee states that the Orthodox Meeting House in
Leomris,er was struck by lightning about :
o'clock on Monday morning, and was totally con-
sumed.
u Mr.. IRA WILLIAMS, respectable mocha
mic and farmer, in Bethel, Conn committed suicide
by hanging himself in the woods on Wednesday
last. Cause temporary arrangement
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~ Nineteenth Ward.-The wings Of the Nine
teeIth ard Will no Election by ballot al tbs house
OF Mr. P Moore Bocming6He Road and sory.sixlh
on Friday morrg the 3st instant from NJ % - noOs,
10 AM vacancies N tho several Committees, occasoned
the division Of he Tweilh Ward BY order OF me Ward
Committee. 4. MAINLAND, CHAIRMAN.
GEO. W. JAQUEs Secretary. my30 ~
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~ Benevolent Dyers Association.-TheD yers
and Fnishers will hold their second meeting next Friday
SIst of MAY at II o'cloch 10 Mr. Rchters meerngroom
IS Forsyihs All Dyers and Finshers respectfully In
yiled 10 attend By order onhe Committee.
ROB. DONALDSON, Chairman
ROB LIST Sec'ry my9 s.
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~ Or Edward n. Dixon, Editor OF me Scs We,
bss reroved his rorsn Offices ~ IT. 0faust ou9 oo
sst of Brosdwsv where he attends exclu.ivey . o2sfs
i've surgery and Office consultations from 20 auu "
evenings The Office OF the scapeiis Al As'or hou'e'
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CLOTHING.
THE BEST pLACE TO BUY.


CLOTHING. AT WHOLESALE OR RERAIL, 10 "a
u he Store 81 ?. l.. ROGERS rs FULTON-ST. al the
sgn OF Gen Taylor assert without hesilatOn that my
stock Of Spring and Summer Clothing Is The cheapest and
ost varied both 10 style and prices, that hss ever been
offered for sale IN the city
Cloths.
Office and Business Costs from Cashmere, CesnusIet1
Tweed. Alspaccs, and Linen, &c VI % 10 7 70
Vests from paiu and fancy silks, Satin, and
BOYS CLOTHING.
B.ys FrOck and sack Goals from Cloth,
Asp6cch, Liner - - -
Bcys Jsckes and Pans from - - b<t 70 ~
- Vests from suA Satin AID Nifsellles 81 % : %
Also. splendid assortment Of Cloths, Cassmer7s and
Nesings, Constantly hand and made a. the shortest
notice. p l. ROGERS, 70 Futonsi cor Of Gof.
A rll quit OF Summer Clothing Tor - an lmMWFh
ENTLEmENs SPRING AND sUnslER
~ WEAR--Wm r Jennings Co. Diapers and Tsiors
Firsi qualify ready made clothing, &c 81 Broadway
American Hotel, solicit inspection Of heir sssornen
OF new and sessonsbe goods which IN point Of rcnness
and variety far exceeds any previous Offering
rate a. II 10 with extensive additions 10 The premises
which Affords wider scope for their business IN which l1sy
viii endesyor 10 merit continuance Of The liberal psuo
nAge which hss recognized their garments - the moa
economical and finished they IN style bu. rarely
eo1Aled and vilhsl disposed OF proysrbay noderas
eharxet r11f ms
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RELIGIOUS INTERPRETATIONS.

AUsT PUBLISHED by the subscribers, new edition u
- the Laws OF the Of NewYork In relation 10 ko-
giour corporations, with oil the amendments up me
present time, complete In pamphlet forr Price ~ cen.x
Publfhed enS for sale bv Inns ~ BELL gOnLp
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~ Nineteenth Wnrd,-T

~ DIR. Boughton's Water Cure Establish
ment.-No. 8, West Eleventh street. thrse doors from
Broadway. myls lms
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49, VemovaI.-PHfLIP ERNST, Professor OF Music
and teacher OF the Bhm and other flutes and the guitar
nectnlv informs his friends and the public In general
thst be has removed to Ss7 Broadway, near wsserst
NswYork myl0 Smeody
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C,oru1Nc Am TAILOKING.-

Cr.OTBING AND TAILOKING.-Immsn
Ostoes OF fashlonable ready made eoLnng OF every
DESCRIPTION 1000 coats from 81 % sl5i 100 ves RON
sI 10 IA: Sod pants from 81 to IS. To measure cloths
csssrneres and vesrgs embracing everything ne~ and
desirable fret 81 always guaranteed nnge uia
viii convince air. 20 per cent less than any house In Ills
civ sor car AL 2remember the nsme and numoerl
MI ~ MICHAEL CONWAY,
r,T In. rs Fulton 81 near Broadway.
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aENrLEMENls MEARING APPAREL

UENILEMENs v EAhINU AFFAhEIt
CHARLES 4. FOLWELL, Draper aud TAILOR,
- frat quality made 10 order %. futons jew o
William ard Gold has us purchased for cash enooe 81
sorlrneu Of cloths cassIreres ard yessings WHICH W.
low rent snd selling for cash he 10 enabled 20 ra. -
eight years enjoyed reputation leven By hose Of We
usce) OF cutting the beat httng garments ana W
and style be viii guarantee cannot be oesen II oqoAos
In
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~ Notioe.-Ybe PHEsrI BANK. wssierI,

~ Notfce.-fbe PHEsIx BANK, W ssterly, K. |. coon
sfsr II was robbed IN December last Of about SIS 0o scs
pended the Of m Bills and procured plates the
emissions from which are dated Jan. l., 1850.
The Bank having redeemed nearly all heir old circulation
with exception OF the stolen money! viii hereser re-
deem the old Bills their counter eli OF which are dated
previous to Jan. ], 1850.
Tie Suffolk Bank Boston, will continue usual 10 rs
deem the new Bills ofth BanA By order ofhe Drecors
Westerly, r. l. March 4, 1850.
re DAsWH ErHEN rCSfEb, Cashier
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~ Splendid Gothic PIates.-ROBERrsS new and
spepdid stye Of Gothic Door and Number Pstes-enFsy
new and original designs Those In wsni Of some'hing
new ard splendid on their doors Invited to call and eN
anime the shove articles Also splendid assortment VI
Gothic and Shield pattern Bell-Puls X. ROBERTS,
rnvs2 Ius $50 Broadway, near Prnce-sL
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~ Lebanon SDrins. Water-Cure Establish
ment IL now open on ne 6th Summer. For Information
sddrss imy8 im+ n. BEDORTHA, MD
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GENERAL NOTICES.

" Rowlers g. Wells, Phrenoio gists and Z "a b.
lishers. Clinton Hal. ISL Nasssu-st near ths Part
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HuQIrH a

EOR SALE, AT FRENCh's BOOKSTORE, i5l Mas
II sau-s DR.. Shenill sssy Cholera. detailing pla
OF treatment which has proved smnenlly successful
my99lwt
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GRrgSwrcB BANK. Nsx-Yors May rs, l8y

ORrENWtCH BANK, NeN-1ofh Way 10 low
~ Nofice,-The annual election for hf.eeS DR. actors
ard three Inspectors OF the next election vii oe held a. NC
BaukinghCuse Monday the 80 day n June next ron
open from ID 10 y o'clock B. order OF ne 4 lard
fr,,-5i les WILLIAM HAWES, Cashier
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JAMES POWERS, |
ERASTUS BEACH,
\. SHERWOOD DAY,
c VAN SANrN0ORO,
JOHN VAN VLECk, ]
.CommlsslOners.
uly3 I'm

IT. Rheumau-m.-Ths prevalent complaint In all
us varied forms may be entirely AMI permanently
cured ard centrally by single external application This
embrocGon recently brought by gentleman from Europe,
and known there the only specific for this complaint,
mey be more particularly explained By uq1irng At the 81
Charles Hotel 81 Broad way, NewYork, room 75 where
references 10 persons recently cured Of fe seyeres type OF
tbis con, plant will be furnished. myl9 A'W&F
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re- Notice.-PunusRi 10 act 10 amend the Charter
Of the Schenectady and Csisk Railroad Company pass
ed March 1850 notice 10 hereby given ha the books for
receiving subscriptions The capital stock Of the said Cor
poraion viii be rs0pened 40 the office Of VAN Week
Pawn. Jsunceycourt, So Wsllsi In the City OF New
York on the 2ith day OF June next at II O'Clock, AN
n.fa Nav
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W DR.. De LaBey, 81 Lispenard.sI near Broadway,
may be consulted daily from A. n. 10 P. NJ mys I'm
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y DR.. Shew's Wnter-Cure Institution, cor.
ner Tvelfh-sL and Universify-piace. me II
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Nv Wigs md Toupce-.-bArcHELors celebrated
Wiz Factory Is WallsL where al all times can be
found the largest assortment In the city. Strangers and
citizens should call and Judge for themselves before pur-
chasing elsewhere. BATcRELoRs newly Invented Wigs
obtained silver medal tho Fsir Of the American lns-
mia CoDy tbs address mylb MW6Bn
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ArEE,s AMERICAN CAST STEEL WORKS

AT The FOOT on TWENTY FOURrn-sT
last RIVER EEM-YORk.-The above WORKS are
CnoW IN successful operation AID The proprietor would
respectfully cal the attention u Machnlsts and All consul
Of the article nation Of hs steel when ne
IL warranted by the testimony Of the principal mseninst
and edge tool makers q this city 10 recommending A. fu
equal IN every respect % any used this coanuy
f0l o. the different constantly on hand,
which the public respectfully invited ~ cal and srAns
u the Office Of DANIEL ADEE
a. sodf 'W Fv'posl !" Y. .
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- Lnfesf ImnrnyemenI- ln the DnEnerrea

ATfIFor perect picture In every respect 70 TO CUR
NEYs old established gallery 1879 Broadway. The Ike
nesses taken by his process are universally aeknow-
~, my3 mr
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A L A At D.-PARls-GREEN Is BrAnd.l-rhsre 10
N scarcely a dissenting voice among painters 10 the
vas. superiority In point OF durability sad oancy ct ne
Parts all other green's and It's preeminent illness for
Venetian blinds and ship painting bat 10 equally gene
a comp that the sad green. In proportion TO ti great
e. depth Of color and permsneney becomes more dhcui
~ sirke out or 4 technically termed Is de6cien! IN
hcv-srd moreover that 81 such green 10 slow % dry
IA the afi objection. the late Introduction Of new
40 oct Efficient patent cners removes All Grthsr dllcul-
~ b-ycnd doubt and 20 such extent that raw OIL which
trecsors has been wholly inhppcsbis . Pars-green,
h.prsfDrh he deemed alore fui,abs 10 display the
uxursni beauty OF his pigment Bal ne objection coz
rrre h- Of body 10 - extent 40 Inherent de-
feet csning the practical expedents Of hs painter.
ss: neyerhelees Y depends essentially on the manner u
binding as very sufficient body may be procured IN al
-ases by judciCus application OF good nis worked by
ssesfn There one poin however connected with ,hs
covering properly and which also depends The price VI
he o w: ne election - groJnd work and manner ~
frishrc It's corirOD prscfise n Pa-tsgreeu-work 10
,riu- IN peLrblue grey or some DARK green Ilis 10
Kty OBJECTIONABLE because the transparency Of the Pa
rigresr produces sresk anal saiauOn offs
Tor viii q ground work which furnishes the Ulster
eoesseual To Character; Il AlsO makes NJ work more
expeusive q ty pruning WIKI a low priced Parsgreen a
gir gle Of higher grade makes better hnish hsn 10
Otherwise produced with he number N OF the
high grsde-ss the PArsgeer prepared for printing has
vrv superior BODY 10 the Oher grades We refer parties
ireresied IN the O the Above article advertise
eu fer particulars respecting The sale Of he brand Of
Psns-grssn. nv 2A~ln'
THE RAVENswOOD CEMETERY AssocIA-
TION-HAvtng organized uncer he act OF 1877 for The
Incorporation Of Rural and having purchased he
teanriu Known the Long Island Fs's It Ravens
wood prepared 70 sci lots 10 such A. have prefer
ences ard viii be pared 10 mske surveys aud grades
and nIerments - the A5or department be
anzsd and hey feel cOrhcenL as ihsr grounds he
most Convenient they make them the Ell sbls
and ces btul In Tie rcghbo hood OF M eifyi and they
bore for patronage ALEX WILSON, Agen,,
IS S.sssust " -oEhce No = rear building.
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FREDERICK CUNNINGHAM
J. WILSON GREkNk WILLIAM B SMITH
Attorneys and Counsellors 81 Law.
my2e fmsod Ofsces 1 New.st NY,