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OuR CRYSTAL PALACE.-Our New York Crystal
Palace does not appear to be making much head
way. About half the capital stock is said to be
subscribcd but none. yet, paid in. This is slow
work for the proposed Worlds Fair Manhattan
island IT is an easy thing to subscribe, but it is
another thing to come down with the dust, notwith
standing the weekly imports from California. Fur
thermore, we learn that carpet has already ar
rived from Europe-ene whole piece of earpetng-
for the proposed exhibition. Let it be well taken
of, 'where moth and rust do not corrupt wool
len fabrics il will be auctonless before the grand
show day comes off Our worst fears are likely to
be realized in another corp dftat, by Louis Napo-
leon. He is about to build a crystal palace in
Paris, exceeding in style and magnifcence that of
Hyde Park, and there is but little room to doubt
that his work will be done before Mr.. Riddle has
collected the subscriptions to his capital stock The
race is between Edward c. Riddle and Louis Napo-
leon. Perhaps the gray mare may prove the better
horse 1.-The race is not always to the swift, nor
the battle to the strong" One carpet from Europe
is pretty good for the start side at all events
What says MIR. Riddle
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It's cheapncss combined with excellence

tAt brings the rush OF business look at
great wholesale and retail clothing warehouse, Of
Fulton and Nassau streets See how pours in
whys Simply because union of branches of the cloth
ing business each carried upon extensive scale
enables the proprietor purchase the cloths cas
mere ,estngs &e &C. at prices for which goods
cannot he obtained by smaller dealers Then the cutters
employed the best that procured ANY gentle
who wishes to clothe himself like Gentleman for the
smallest possible sum- should visit Union HALL
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House. with modern impro ements an admirable
Tor = physician or dentist Apply TO JAMES W. SMITH
corner ceaf street ana Montague place. Brooklyn More
Or less OF the FURNITURE may be purchased il desired
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now ready and with all modesty do that for
gance Of style and moderation in price, fears
being either eclipsed undersod-2O Business Coats at
81 to ~ 1000 Dress and Frock Coats So to S2 pairs
pants 81 to S5 200 Vests 80 cents to g. IEyIE RE-
GAN, corner Of Nassau and Beekman streets.
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KEGS Baking Powder housewives and cooks can always d.
pend upon having light biscuit pastry, &c. and after
trial will never be without it, Try Only one shilling
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-27

CO have Just received several Of
derchiefs Linen Cambria Shirt Fronts and Prices
Linen Cambria Handkcrchis IS cents upwards
border 81 cents do; Silk 3s cents dol Shirt Frsnts
cents do ID. EDWARDS g. CO. CPS broadway bet wen
Houston and Bleecke stroets
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Windoyy-Shades. from, "a Cents IN s,n.

Lace Curtains, from SO to S29; Muslin Curtains from rs
20 20 Aho all kinds Of trimmings for curtains aud
shades Mt reduced prices Dealers and others can I'm the
best assortment in the city at kelly FERGIJSON'S
No. 2S91S Broadway, No. 81 Reade street. =
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very lowIhe entire fixtures fittings Of the book
store No Astor House for sale at onetentb ~ Tho cost
Also counters, tables, &c. Apply az the store. -
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i
city are awakened to the fact if they continue control
this market, and keep with the
Of Lynn they must adopt Singers Sewing Machine the
sales will impcratSey where the Lest done;
nearly ayear have the manufacturers of Lynn using
those chimes and reapng Tremendous profits
must not will not be outdone. Office. T. NJ Singer
s Broadway The most increenlous thoroughly
ly practical demonstration. We invite ali to come and
witness this won der of the
1 NJ SINGER & co a5S Rroadwax
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An upright figure /. an cssen,,o, /,

health and elegance; and II, from habit weakness the
form has acquired confirmed stoop be remedied
all cases. by the use Of AGATES Patent Elastic Shoulder
Brace TO be obtained at his famous Gentlemens Furnish
pg Establishment, 2S7 Broadway,
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liabilities are greatly against their doing The system
invented and ado>ed by GREEN No Astor House. does
away with this lotry Of chances His shirts
= -S -
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MuituIh In F0fvO.-Sp0ce fOrDiOS us emu 4.
meratng the attractions Of SMITH & RICE'S clothing
store, but compelled that If you first rate
articles very cheap must deal with them Give
trial. "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-27

Jones Mon House. III Hudson street. selling this week
beautiful Barge DeLaines at Is Sd yard French Bareges
worth 10 cents, at 2 Cd Grape Shawls Parasols Hat
hons and Lace Goods equally cheap. Ladies, call at the
Mon House Dry Goods Store III Hudson street and
Judge for yourselves.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-27

N0TlCE-fHE C0PAKTNERSHIP therefore, EN-
~ listing between the subscribers, the city Of New
York under The firm 81 iiogB Benton Is dissolved this
dny ny mutual consent. samuel Benton authorised to
settle al business Of the said firm, and all payments
pc MADE 70 MIN, SAMUEL BENTON.
Dated New York, April lst, 1862. JAMES uOGG,
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bic events in the energy sna progress Of the Anglo

bic events in the energy sna progress Of the Anglo
Saxon race.
Margaret Aorrell, on whose trial for infanticde,
yesterday week, the jury could not agree, was
again placed at the bar yesterday, and, after an
investigation which occupied the court up te half
past eight o'clock the jury returned a verdict Of
not guilty, thereby pronouncing her irresponsible
for the act.
Among the voluminous amount Of highly enter
tanning local and other matter, the reader should
fail to peruse the richly spiced report Of the
usual and very extraordinary proceedings at the
Fillmore meeting last night. As every politician
in the country is deeply interested in the trans
actions Of this assembage, the reporter has endea
yored to throw as much light on the affair as the
crowded state of our columns, owing TO the great
rush Of advertisements, would permit Several hun
dred girls want situations well the politicians
so the latter had to give large portion of the space
to the former. Read the politics, and be sure to
read the advertisements, and yeu will have all the
information necessary to avoid rogues and deal with
honest people.
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Thomas Mclaughlin. corner or {

and Greenwich streets supplying the shirt wearing com
nunity with beautiful article Of his
two dollars peceaso keeps hand large assortment
OF every kind of white and coored Shirts Collars
Under Garments English and German Hosiery all sizes
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The Overthrow or the blood thirsty crew

Tie OverthrOw OF the blood thirsty crew
Of insects which Of the of land in
spring and summer is achieved for trife LYON the
fame Of whose Magnetic Powder pervades all civilized
has actually reduced the price of these bless
ings to bed bug bitten race cents retail
with rroportonate reduction the wholesale price He
has also brought the famous Magnetic Pills.
ton OF rats and mice to the level Remember
onslaught. Let no housekeeper delay.
LYON 42l broadway
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How to invest your None


knoxs spring style of Hats for only 81 This is as
good investment though it were put in a building
association KNOWS office of deposit is at No. l25 Fulton
trpQf
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celebrated throughout both continents for its wonderful
cures OF consnmption decline asthma splitting Of blood
night sweat difficult breathing coughs, colds
eases Of the chest and lungs Its effect upon the system
mild and soothing, and at the time
ous rarely failing to relief the application
and ly repeating it few times
e. " CLlCkENER Co., general agents for New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-27

IT Is fact speaking volumes for the
merit of Genns four dollar Spring hat that
advances and sales mi ght naturally be expected off
the demand for this elegant and distpgue looking
ereases GENiN, PA Broadway, opposite st. Paul's.
The rainy season Is over, and you VIII be
wanting Hat You cannot do better than FREE
MAN W Fulton street. and get Hat for So So 80
equal and superior those sold for ST. FREEMAN Manu-
fnct
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-27

Co.'S Genuine article is in blue glass Office Us and
Depot PA Fulton street. have analysed Wynkoop Co.'S
Exterminator. 1t is powerful tonic and the best art
for the purpose recommended that know Of before the
public.-Edward n Kent Practical Chemist John street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-27

CEistadoEo's Liquid Hair Dye.-Hair of
the vesuvan tint and its poste the frosty pow
generally considered personal blemhes whatsoever is
annoyed with either speedily be relieved He
have some that marvellous Liquid Hair Dye applied
thronrh All the Sbas sd Is o;y h nsck WI pe dnuscd
yeDience any detriment to the hair There has
been anything in the shape of Hair Dye yet would
compare with this preparation Applied wholesa
and retail At Crstadoros wig establishment No. Asor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-27

Improved Railroad Facllltles.-ArranUe.
ments have been made by which who New
York by the NJ express train Of the Hudson River
ing at II A. NJ and arrive at Buffalo at II r. Nj that
train leaves Buffalo at A. NJ arriving at Albany con
meet with the 81 p train Of the Hudson River
Railroad which arrives in this city Mt lO p N. The new
schedule Of running other facilities
OF passing from Albany without delay to the West
North
A Prcsent--yVhat can be more appropri-
ter and disposition of frendY To obtain which, call day
or evening, at l3l Nassau street, in Clinton Hail.
The Maine Liquor Law is creating q great
excitement throughout the whole length and breadth
land and the Indications that Connecticut has decided
have the people decided i'll favor of w. A. ALLEN BROS
dagnerreotypes, taken at their elegant rooms, No. 30s
Broadway.
Fine Arts-Daguerreotypcs In Oil.-Thls
important discovery of Mr.. Butler. No. 25l Broad
guerreoty Of friend and who wish
same, in all its fidelity with the finish Of the
ture painting.
Not Bad to Take.-Ladles aud gentlemen
often remark to HOLMES, after having by
in picture makers, that take
lutatter sitting for Daguerreotype Holmes, become
convinced Of the get superior likeness and
forth believe that experienced
well another all tines without regard to ae
size, color disposition kind Of dress Holmes
every person that he makes the most perfect and beautiful
pictures which not bad to take by all who
call at his rooms. 2S9 Broadway.
How to invest your Moncy.-Buy one OF
knoxs spring style of Hats for only 81 This Is as
good investment though it put in a building
association kNoAS office OF deposit is at No. Us Fulton
street.
1t is fact speaking volumes for the
merit OF Genin four dollar Spring hat that the
advances and sales mi ght naturally be expected
the demand for this elegant and dspg looking
ereases GENlN, PA Broadway, opposite st. Paul's.
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Finc ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS In Oil.-Thls
important discovery Of Mr.. Butler. No 25l Broadway,
must be gratifying to those who in possession of
guerreotype Of friend and who wish obtain copy
same in all its fidelity with the finish Of the
fnr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-27

FILLMORE PRoTRAcTED MEETING A protracted
meeting Of the Fillmore party, of this city com
menced LAST evening, at the Chinese Rooms, and is
to be continued every night through the week, pre-
paratory to regular tear down demonstration on
Tuesday next This is following the good examples
of our Methodist brethren. When the church gets
lukewarm, and the Holy Ghost ceases to inspire the
saints with faith and good works, the more judcisus
Of them get up d protractcd meeting, bring in an
extra cXhorer or two, and they seldom fail of II
great revival. But we are very much afraid that
the dirty waters of politics will not be moved by
such spiritual influences. "The devil is going
about like roaring lion, seeking whom lie may de-
vour, and Seward is close at his elbow viii they
be admitted into the Chinese Rooms or will they
creep in through the key hole! There is balm in
Gilcad and ought to be some in the Custom House
Let It's wait IL week, prepare Il week, and look out
for next Tuesday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-27

xsr: exhibited At the Worlds Fair. HIRAM
Of unique styles imported expressly for New
York city trade. They will be sold very cheap.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-27

Wigs and Toupees-Batchel0r's new style
the most perfect imitation onature
yet invented Those wanting article should
call At BATCHELORS celebrated Wig Factory, No Wall
street. where be found the largest and best
in the city. Copy the address.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-27
T,ooL NJ This !-Onlv four .h,II,,

LOOK NJ TnIb !-OhIy HOur shIIIIng0 per
beautiful all wool ingram Carpets Engish super
nne grain Carpets at S. and 5s 3d. at HIRAM AMBER
SONS 80 Bowery. Common ingram Carpets, Is and S.;
Stair Carpets Cd. 2s 3D.. and As. English Ia
pestry Brussels and other Carpets exceedingly cheap
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-27

RoARDING:-PARLoRs, WITH BEDROOMS ADJOIN-
together Also rooms for single en-
with full partial board Hot sold and shower in
the house for free of boarde Reference required APP
Ply at 47 Broadway, opposite Society Library
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-27

OF Saturday last The article advertised Davss Rahoem
should have read Day Rahvene for changing the hair
from grey 80 its former color This is done by
action the glands which ecrete TIE natural coorng sub
stance OF the hair 1t changes from the
eHectna For sale at the principal Office
mr. OF Grand and Allen streets New York by
generally. Price 50 cents per bottle.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-27

BOARD IN SOUTH BROOKLYN.-AN UNrURNISHED
- room and bedroom the second floor containing Ras
Nc will be let with board to gentleman and his wife,
to single gentleman, reasonable terms The house II
new and its situation the desirable sty; the
family private References given and Address
Banks" Herald Office -
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Great Carpet Depot and Regulator Of

Trade PrieeFor prices Of English Tapestry Brussels.
three. ply English ingram Carpets floor Oil Cloths
eight Yards wide Window Shades only visit the eight
spacious sale rooms Of 80 Bowery-Hi RAM ANDERSONS-
and there you will familiar with wonderful low
prices, an xed to superb Carpets and Oil Cloths.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-27

Of Prdoes Croey Sons English Tapestries and Brus-
sells Carpets I'm pera Three Ply and Ingram Carpets Mat
ting Rugs Window Shades Table Coysrs Mats &C, at No
with opportunity ofseecngfrom such immense
stock of English Carpets at ruinous prices They
displayed in eight spacious sales rooms.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-27

" AN I l. D-S2000 A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN
w Ave useful and two ornamental by which you
can realize fortune sent to address, on recent OF "
cents post paid. Address ID. D. BURT box 80 broadway
Post Once, New York.
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,arpets very cheap !-striped and

figured Venetian Stair Carpets only Is 3D. 2 2s 3D. 3s
3d. I'd, and A. per yard, at No. 80 Bowery-HIRAM AN
DERSON S-Aiso English Tapestry Stair Carpets at S.
and per yard English ThreePy TwilIed Stair Carpet
s. and per yard Tapestry Brussels and Velvet Stair
Carpets ut 7s S. 9s and los. yardthe largest and
cheapest assor mt to be found in this city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-27

nNE OR TWO GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOMMO.
~ dated in private family with partial board with
afurnshed room, without board. Apply at AS Greenwich
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-27

The Best Hair DyeABaAard's, the best In
the market for sale, warranted and demonstrated At No.
AIS Broadway This the only article made in the city of
New York that has recevedthe highest premiums for the
last three years Of the American Institute New York
Also, Billiards. genuine Chemical Hair Grower,
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

MIR. PETER 0ELBERMANN, OF WILLIAMSBURG
1 requested to call at Mr. A. Stursbers, No. % Broad
street, to get letter address ed TO him.
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ROARD.-AT l59 CHAMBERS STREET, SECOND
- story front and third story back room, fur
nshed unfurnshed and for two single
gentlemen be secured by immediate call First class
house. and small number of boarders No transient boardes
taken
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IRELAND, HER SUFFERINGS, AND THEIR SOURCES
A Lecture this interesting subject will be delivered
at ITALIAN Hall No. 400 Grand street. Wednesday
ming next 2sth inst by Irshman. Tickets l2i cents
TO be had at the door Doors open at and Lecture
mences ats
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ROARDING-ONE OR TWO SUITS OF NEATLY
furnished rooms for gentlemen and their wives
gle gentlemen, vita full partial board-n a instances
private table Also sleeping rooms gentle-
men, with breakfast IL required Inquire at 69 Houston
street, first house west of Broadway,
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BOARD NEAR UNION SQUARE, IN A FIRST CLASS
house in private family-Croton water gas baths, TO-,
where the retirement and social enjoyment may
had by gentleman and his wife, small party OF
spestability Address r. D., Union Post Once Re-
faran mart cnlar
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R0ARD-AN UNFINISHED FRONT OR BACK
u paror with bedroom adjoining floor to let,
separate or together with full partial board in East
can also be accommodated with furnished rooms The
house contains bath, with hot cold water Address
box ~, Chatham square Post Office.
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no volume with Preces and Tables and various notes
and references Price 81 cents
This work its title denotes contains sl OF the Gos
fp.tes and other Pieces extant which were eJted
by the Council Of Nice when engaged in the responnbe
tax OF c. mpnR the New Testament IL cannot therefore
IAN TO prove highly acceptable every mind Interested In
the Gospel No family Bible considered complete unless
It C nains the Apocypha to the Old Testament Why
should hot the Apocpha the New Testament be deemed
equally important and Interesting That II and that II
should be universally read will he acknowledged by
d assionae who calmly and reasonably reflects up
ON the Character Of this volume There nothing
tadcory of those truths which have been accepted
yesed the contrary every chapter and 90
finn the undoubed Writings OF the Apostles and Evangests
DEWITT Il DAVENPORT,
Publishers, Tribune Buildings, Nassaust
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49, .tMhe.ferte and House. Furnishing A..
on'- JAMES PRISON, President.

LIN "
NC sos CnolwELL. Secretary Of Meeting
~. D. PRicE Secretary. ' "
sr,, osenoers are respectfully informed that the hrsf
DAY Meeting viii DO held at the Apollo on FRI
IN the 7th Of May, at a o'clock when GER
hes Oh shares viii be redeemed All hose, there
II anxious 70 obtain immediate night OF Possecson
49, or Piano Forte, will not fail 70 attend ~
noeth, ~ thsn Be awarded in the usual rnsnneI Tho
G IN a1ss are payable Monday next the Sd OF May al
vAohss NO Aston House. Those ladies and gentlemen
not yet signed the Articles Of Association
In esl and do forthwith avoid further nohcs.
~ u subscription hist though filing up rapidly 10 not
hrs II would Be well for those intending TO oin TINS
70 90 - At once, they viii thereby avoid the IL
OF paying the back dues which they must 90 IN
u ~ members after the Association has becn IN opera
ssze sr - who have yet Prospectus can pro
Y Iooi @ and oil requisite information, Of tho once IN
Eatssncs fee, o. A. II. JOCELYN, Treasurer.
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HALL. Prof.

lyu WHITNEY will, by particular desire and request Of
he Professors Tutors and Teachers Of the Public and other
Schools the citizens generally give entertainment
Room. Metropolitan Hail. WEDNESDAY AFTER
NOON May at O'Clock The entertainment viii consist
from the best British and American Poets
tempered with the Comic and Amusing impersonafons
will be given of the most celebrated British, American and
Indian Orators the British ard American Senates and
elsewhere Admission l2s cts pay expenses OF the Hall
Teachers and others procure thes tickets upon appcs-
ton a. the Hall.
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1EANIE RICHARDSON has the pleas

u ue to announce the public that she will give senes
TUESDAY THURSDAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS,
May and The songs be given by her have been =,
lected from Bumss beautiful ballads Nils f,LiLA
BEATTlE, pupil Of Signora Valentine. VIII sns An h my
Child " from the Prophet &C.; and Mr. WILLIAM Bh S
The 0usrtets for the piano VIOLIN and vioonceo w
be executed by Wander Weyde Herring Gril and bsrsne
Mr. Wander Weyde win preside at the grand plane wch
Admission cents Tickets be obtained at the Hall dur
ing day and the evenings Of the concerts Doors open
at ~, O commence O'Clock.
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pi& Stability--Perpetu ATTAIN
HFWu- vhI INSURANCE COMPANY OF THE CITY OF
Ck.~ho ohce, Chatham Bank Buildings opposite
SCs S Capital secured and invested -, oo0.-This
@rS seeA company, with ample capital paid in and
hrs prepared o insure against Sickness or Bodily In
6Conpsny SaMIFp DC s0u%So " any py0;spus
xsaAN REevA, Secretary
vsr,aS and competent American and German Agents
p,c,s 70 whom liberal compensation and constant EN-
81. wll be given Apply immediately at the office
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as - insurance Company .-Of6ceNo.
~ ""oADWAY, corner Of CANAL-ST,
CAPITAL 100000.
A. WITH A SURPLUS
v0s" oy post or In person Will receive prompt attention
s.. DIRECTIONS.
sna'smsn hahed Charles Sanford. John T. Fisher
~ ~ n1Pef, Chester briggs Aaron Arnold
IA crsdy, Saml b. Althause. VIM Truslow,
WI sndn,ore, Bernard Smyth, Crowell Hsddon,
s .o - hunt John W. Mesereau. John Mclean,
60 Go hrey Helmus Nj. Wells, Stephen V. Albro,
SNE Cobb Mathew Bird James Foster,
is1sI !" Edmonds, h nj. Forester, Washington Yale,
Ssai D. Camp John B. Dickinson FRANCIS Gcdne.
L..u, HIRAM NJ FORESTER, President.