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Ia IT. INZELLIGENCE.
THE DIVIDEND OF THE NEW-HAVEN ROAD.
SUPREME COuRT-SpEcnL TExM-JULY 2s-Befote

THE DIVIDEND OF THE NEw-HAVEN ROAD.
SUPREME COURT-SpEcnL TEsn-JULr z-befofe
Verprilyo sst. The Ncw:Yort AID NewH,yeu Railroad
Company, and m. Bemert.
nary Ann Bla.cLford sst The Sane
These actions grow out Of the Schuyler frauds. The
plaint;fr, who are share holders in the NewHaven
Railroad Company. bring suit On their own behalf
sid that u al other stockholders. The complaint
in the first case, which is the same 10 substance
as that 10 the second nsrrates the history OF 1he
transactions Of tbe Company, particularly since me
sbsoordirg Of Robert Schuyler ard then goes 90 70
make the following which ere the meterisl slesa-
tons:
And these plaintiffs believe ADD 20 charge mar toe
sad divilsn nd has not been made or declared u g1,u
faith, and plaintiffs ailege that the ssid Board :" W
rectors have directed seid dividend To hs Psu aau a
portUned onv among tLose who hold such certfoc1tes
az The saii Board Of Directors have seen prop. y"
recognize, and that in declaring which ce.,IucaI:s
tbai be recognized and which shau nor, .ne sou
Company have adopted an arbitrary taJ If re-.
ccgnized stock as 70 the claimants OF stock net Ieeo
nized AID tibet i IT, as these plaintiffs believe, eninc
" iHpracth abe 70 specify or trace Ia y. 81 -,
raudnleutly istued stock, or 10 distiosui o
tthtr stock in the case Of large msoiity OF the sa
cert stes especially in these the shares represnetea
ty which have been Mingled WITH o.net s"stss n.y..
by parties who had TO connection win said ::
ard which have been passed thro"gn .Se ..sa,a
several parties, each of ~hom has inai.cn n,n.'ey
blended al, the stock owned by them wltoou, any re-
gard 70 the sources whore it was ooaihrd. Aod
h sc plaintiffs further sileGe that even ~ ~e Pv,
sibe or the officers and Directors OF sam OoaPaI
discriminate between the original thiiv !nnusAno
shares and the oyerssued stock it would be improper
ard unsafe, end violation Of their outy. 70 unaer-
take 20 to discriminate while ltgatons are rehcing
and claims cutaIdng to 20 large an amour. asaiase
r. a.. y. a,.,s ps;olsaa s.ieee that IL the said
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RECEIVING STOLEN GooDs.-Eliah Is. Burdck,
clothing dealer il South Seventh street. arrested
Of receiving stolen goods, valued at $780, which had
been stolen from the store Of Benjamin Il. Hardy,
cloth dealer, No. 10 Barclay street, New-Yo,k. A
boy named Daniel Bedell, employed 10 the store,
made an odavit that he took the goods and disposed
Of them TO Mr.. Bundck. who instructed him to send
then. over by express. The expressman who received
the goods at various times suspected something wrong
and upon making inquiry at the store it led 10 the de-
lection Of the theft. The accused party waived an
examination, and entered into $500 bonds to appesc
for tia at the Couit Of Sessions.
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.BROOA YIN ITEMS.

ALLEGED R.pE.-A short time since, q German
woman, named Arm Maria Krepb, residing in John.
street appeared before Justice Feeks and charged
a man named John Raichert, employed by her hus.
bard. with having committed rape upon her. la the
complaint, she get forth that accused came ir the
house and inquired for her husband, who was out
and, after some conversation forcbly committed the
act charged to him. pari"l examination was had
and the case Yves adjourned. On Tuesday the woman
called paid the costs and withdrew the complaint.
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NEU-JER.SEY ITEMS.

Returned BY MaIL.-Abouttwow weeks since. Capt
Kelley If Newark, the commanding officer Of the Lib
cty Rifles Of that CITY, 10 jersey City, and lost
valuable gold chain ard seal during row. Two
yourg men, named j. Q. Adams and j. McCutcheOn
were committed TO jail on tns charge Of taking them
from hin. few Gays since, the chain ami seal we're
sent to Nr Kelley through the mail. accompanied by
letter purpor.iDg to come from an older person than
the prisoners. The writer said that "he was young
ce himself, and did not wishto see the young men
convicted when innocent"
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advertisements
Advertiseu1ens
AsroR HOUSE-$2 50 PER DAY.-The fou

ASTOR HOUSE-$2 50 PER DAY.-The fourth
ars Lease" commenced in May. 1857 will end MAJ
Thi House conducted upon the s7s.em that ds
TN sushed II hitherto .
Restaurant. h.a been added for Merchants doing b'ines'
In its vicinity.
TnE REsTAuaAsT Is ENTIRELY kDrPESDLxr or TsE As
Tor HoUsE.
Eso.cisi care taken Of the sick.
Families vii this Of the coolest Hotels In York
during the Summer and the Lsde' Department perfect in al
th.t produces real comfort
The city Railroad ears starting from the doors ensb- sae'
The sr all cars fetch aud carry passengers from the Neville
Won and Boston Staten ths TO the immediate front OF the
Hotel
c. A. SrErs0S.
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Adv, rtsemcntl
SI0 SEWING MACHINES w ATSON'S $40 Saw

ns M1hiLes for sale at the oce Of the Company.
No. 49 Broadway Persons wishing Sewing Machines vii DO
wed 10 c anime this household avorte before paying fro "
10 Is0 FOX less valuable but complicated IL IL
add that tie hows and sheks Of the high priced
Sewing Slsnc dealers in regard to njuRcons this
false and wholly without foundation.
WATSON WOOSTER Co.
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ARREST or 4 JUHK.DEALRR.-Yesterday afternoon
Junk dealer nnmed John Heuniger doing business at
the correr Of Moore street and Graham avenue, was
arrested charge Of recei wing quantity OF copper
wire which had been stolen from ex-May,r Wsi e.
Sens rcpewalk by boy in their eTpoy, ramed John
Mullgsn. portion Of the property found on the
prem ses Of the accused by Officer ADAM. Held for
friBi BIZ .Jus.icc Eecks.
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:, ,hc oour,ry. rIec is another chance for police
10 ,c The rsrcaIs at tho Post-Ofce, aud put
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CoNspiRAoy TO BREAK JAu.-A conspiracy in
which twelve fourteen ct the prisoners in the uud
County Jail are said to have been concerned the
object Of which wss to Overpower SIR Layton, keeper
Of the Hudsop Couay Jail, was discovered on Mon
day hight One Of the prisoners revealed to him. sHd
be took measures for their security.
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modic Colics, and
C&oLRRA ParvENfIyF.

i. FOsGATE'S ANODYNE CORDIAL.-An efec
tusl remedy for DArhes Choes Morbu Fuen. and Spas
modc Colics, and
C+oLBRA ParvENrIvF.
Soc ssf administration OF this medicine for than hst
century ust6es the proprietor in caus attention to s inca
Unable tine above Diseases For Particular cir ulsr
accompanying each bottle Sold BY Druggists generally Price
25 centa b. Fos6ArE fropfieth
SpEDDEs ErEeCAARD, Agents No. S6S Bowe1y 18th st
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q. man uenei jams Wright accidentally ''ii T.
the do.k st The T. Of Of MAIDEN l.Le. He WAS save
6tm tros ming 10y Officer Pei who rescusd him sn
brought biz, 10 The S'stiou-H ,ue.
,iyfccnf" P,rrncf.-Ofcer Apgsr Of tb, Precinct
recovt stolen turse which lad been tax n from
Nc. co r.ptll aveLue which had been etoiep ac
ieIts ,ibce 10y some unknown boys.
h.,frrtnh Prcc,ncf.-At2i 6. Ia, woman named
Ann K,;i, wns found dead ~ email frame hou.e DC
Tbud avc nue. bst~een Forty and Forty -ninth
streets, BY some cltizeus IN the neighborhood. Sne
was lying on the floor, and, from appearances, hst
been dead some ten days She had formerly kept a
confectionery store snd bad q sm.iI stock on hand.
The store had been closed. and it w,s supposed sue
tad removed, until the smell attracted attention.
Coroner Peuy held an inques: and verdict Of apo
plexy was rendered.
J., pfiffh PrtdHd.-On Tuesdy gold hatting-
watch and patent lever stolen from the wiz
dow Of Frark ield & Co., No. 3l5 Eighth avenue.
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AFFECTIONS OF TIE THROAT AND Lungs.
Bours Of consultation, = IA. to p. n.
No. G2s Broadway.
r. HUNTER ID. II. MFLvILLs, M. D.
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RESCUED FROM DRowsEG.- Yesterday moruiog
about g. o'clock, email boat, Containing lighterman
Famed Chauncey Boyer, was accidentally upset when
off Redhook Point Capt. Freciand OF the Staten
Island steamboat. seeing the perlcus position Of the
man, Immediately went to his assistance and
cecded in rescr;ng him from a ~stery grave.
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youth. evidently Of German pareutegs, was de-
tecIed in Jersey City on Tuesday evening, passing
counterfeit twos on the Union Bank OF New-Londcn
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Norris FROM IHr PoIrI Returns or Wedges
DAY Moasrso There were 100 arrests In tsc entire
city fer TIE "a hours ending yesterday morning.
S,c..d P.eycc,. -Serst. WHd rspHts tha& N u
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RoBDIN0 her FRIEND.-SOme time since an Irish
woman 90 years of age, named Julia Kennedy applied
to an old woman named Ann Haley, living at No.
Doyer street, and keeping frut-stand in Franklin
square, for assistance stating that she very poor
and had no place to Sleep and no money to purchase
food. Through motives Of compassion Mrs. Haley en-
gagged Julia to assist her in household duties aud to a..
tend the stand until she was able to obtain better
situation.
On Monday afternoon Julia came down to the stand
to relieve Mrs. Haley. Mrs. H., upon returning
home found that her trunk had been broken open and
the following property stolen: three $40 gold pieces,
one 81 SO gold piece, two gold breastpins, gold
cross two pairs of earrings. one hood, shawl, and
quantity of boken jewelry, all valued at S5l %.
As soon as Mrs. Haley discovered her loss she
fastened down to her stand but found it unattended,
Julia having left for parts unknown.
During Tuesday Mrs. Haley discovered the where
abOuts of the dishonest girl and found portion Of the
etolen property in her possession. Julia arrested
yesterday by Officer OGorman, of the Fourth Pre-
cinc and taken before Justice Connolly, who commit
ted her 10 prs t. await her trial. in default Of $500
bail.
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cn.es txetsive alterations ard rrpairs made. aid
oiberwise prepared c'I the option Of pupils at the
CONNIE " eIpent Il thu Fall and Writer ression.
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ARREST OF A G,MBLER.--Mr. Emerson ID. Har-
wood, living a. Lovcjoy's HOTEL yesterday morning
appeared at the Lower Police Court and made an afi-
dav setting forth therein that during the months of
April and May last he visited the gambling house No.
POS Broadway of Fulton street, kept by James
Stewart, james Bartholomew and Jerry Donovan.
and there played at the game Of faro" During
,ous times that he vi.ed said gambling house and
played at the game of faro lie lost 500 and upward.
HarwOod further alleged that at different times the
gar Liable and bank were in charge of Stewart Bar
tholomew Donovan and that they were the reputcd
keepers Of the said house.
Upon this complaint a warrant was issued and
placed in the hands Of Officer King Of the Lower
Police Court, who yesterday afternoon succeeded in
arrestiDg Stewart. The prisoner was taken before
Justice Connolly, who held him to bail in the sum Of
$500. Mr. James p. Bense of No. 81 Fifth sire ct, one
Of the Deputy Sheriffs, becoming his surety.
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AdvsrftseUsOt.I
FINE POCKET CUTLERY-Tbe subscribers offer
eyer, variety Of shave made By the FIRST
him the richest display Of the kind in tbs city J.
S.Tso, es ,tore only ct Nc. As,or House,
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q. s. COMMISSIONERS OFFICE-JuLr % Before R. E.
STILwELL
Joseph Bprrett of Bosrnm street Brooklyn arrested
on charge of smuggling vers bsxes Of cigars held to bail
in be Of s l0O0.
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OBTAINING LIQUOR BY FALSE PRETfNSEs.-Ohicer
Iatta of the Lower Police Court yesterday arrested
enc William Mahen charged with obtaining, by means
Of false and fraudulent representa- ,ns, quantity of
liquor valued at $75, from James A. OReiy Of Water
street. ORelly alleges that the 4th of March last
Nahen to his store for the purpose ofpurchasing
bill of liquors. Mahen represented that he owned n
house and lot at Harlem free from encubrances. and
that he had money to pay for the liquor on delivery
lie obtained possession Of the liquor, but has not yet
paid for it. The complainant has learned that the
house ard lot belongs to Mshens wife and that Mahen
was nsolveut at the time he purchased the liquors.
Justice Connolly held the accused in the sum of
500 bal.
JEFFERSON MARKEr.No other business was trans
acted at the Jefferson Market Police Court Yesterday
than the disposal of few cases of drunkenness and
disorderly conduct.
DErNE.-John Dcvelin was yesterday arrested by
Health Warden Green for drur kenness and disordery
conduct in Union Market, and when requested to
leave threatening to use a knife Committed for
animation by Justice Brennan Essex Court.
SMALL Pox.-City Inspector Morton has promug gated
the following TO hs Health Wardens:
When in the discharge of your duties you ascertain
that sall pox exists in any locality within your super
vision, you will report the same Immediately to the
Department, and aso obtain answers to the following
quceiioIs:
Fua: Will the patient consent to be removed to
the Hospital
Second II an alien, how many years residence in
tbs countryi
Third II less than five years, give rame, age, ns.
dvy, Of ship, port Of departure and date of ar
riyal in this country.
TBE Board OF EDuCAIIos SCHOOL. HoUsEs.-The
Board Of Education has adjourned to the second
Wednesday in September next, and no meetings will
be held Until TINT time unless specially called accord
ing TO the provisions in the bylaws. During the en-.
the scholars allowed short vacation. Meantime the
buildings will be thoroughly ccanscd, and IL scms
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MORE VIOLATION OF CITY ORDYAYCEs,-Abram
Kahn, Of No. $40 Eighth street, arrested, some
days since, for throwing ofa 10 the sink said prem
.es; and upon the evidence of IIealtnWarden Green
and two other witnesses, Judge Mech fined defendant
$50; and then, upon his Witnesses evidence, he
was fined $l2 moro.
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FOURTH DISTRICT COrRr.-In the case Of Health.
Warden Lawrence agt. C. b. Smith, for violation OF
the city ordinances Ia full sink on premises No. LAG
Beach street, the trial came off in Judge Van Cots
Court. Decision, $50 fine.
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JEFFERSON MARKEr.--No other business was trans
acted at the Jefferson Market Police Court yesterda
than the disposal of few cases of drunkenness an
disorderly conduct
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CITY ITEMS.

Nyws-GRT.T NEws.-SOme days ago Tie Times
sho, by heroic Staten Isand girl, found dead (the
burglar in the bay, duly nquested and disposed Of as
the law 10 such provides. Upon this exclusive
Intelligence The Herald has preached certain homilies
upon sudscious crime heroic girk, presence Of mind,
consequences Of sin, growing alternately eloquent and
pathetic over tho psragorical particulars. Yeser-
day the morslzpg Herald treated the public to story
similar in design but rather stronger dra w. in which
two lovers roved 10 the shady grove near the ruined
fot, and fell asleep arm in arm upon the grass and
rejected lover along irate, and how he was Just
going to shootthe accepted lover when the latter meo-
dramatically walked up and knocked the pop-gun out
of rescteds hand and looked daggers; and then how
rejected recovered the shooting concern and popped
ball straight through the diaphragm Of the sleeping
false and fair one, and therefore she died. and then
there was an inquest ard the shooter escaped and an
innocent man was arrested but not being recognized
Was let CO. and the whole affair great mystery,
fearful lesson for false lovers and remarkably inter-
esting every way. 1t s pity to spoil good etory,
but duty requires to state that there is not word
Of truth in either, and that the papers giving them
currency have been successfully sold by some shrewd
spcculstor from that prooyster antquarautine region.
BOARD OF SuPERvIsoRs.-The Board Of Supervisors
did not meet yesterday in consequence of there not
being quorum present. call was signed by all the
members present for meeting next Monday afternoon.
THE FIRE DEPARrMEsr.--We learn that Fire
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ALIFoTp BURGIAnr BOWS TowN-Sosr Hocgs-
PocrS WoRS.-Dmtg Monday night the iiqrcr store
of William II. Miller, No. l95 Sou,t street, bur
glarioufy entered by forcing open one Of the window
shutters and is ulegco $50 H. principally in bank
bills, was stolen theicfrom. Yesterday Miller sp.
reared at the Lower Police Court and made colnpsiut
against q young man named James StinsOn, charging
bin with breaking Into the etore in the manner a,ove
described and stealing thcrefrom the sum 0! go Al.
Miller alleges that Snson confessed having committed
tho robbery, and to having promised to return the
money if he (Milerj would give him eighteen shil-
liDgs, but the money not returned. The proprietor
Gays he locked up tho store at II O'Clock on Monday
night, aud did not discover the robbery until the next
morning.
Stinson was arrested yesterday morning and taken
before Justice Connolly, who committed him to prison
for examination The accused is 81 years Of age,
nhtivo Of N-w.York, lives in Riviugton street, i.
carver by trade. and protests his innocence Of the
charge. II is said that a notorious Fourth Wsrder,
named Patsey Flynn, has had hand in this matter
that in the oet he pointed loaded pi-tol at young
SinsOn's bead aud compelled him to admit the perpe
tratisn of therobbery. The magistrate who has the
case before him will thorough, investigate it, and very
likely bring the true offender to justice.
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SANDERS, 6COTIEI.D = co
ruRNlTURE wARE.ROOMs.

ruRN1TURE wARE. ROOMs.
An street, bot. sth 4 9Th Sss., KROKUK. IOWA
sAE andsrsi.gned have now il
Their ware Rooms, and dssisn
kcePssg constantly on hand . we'll
ss1ee,so Of al kinds Of Farnit1rc
cing Marble Top Dressing, and plaip Bureaus : dne
ma p'An SOFAS hne and plain Center and Card
Aoles; uSne seat and Windsor Chsirs, Rockins
Onairs OF every description from plain wooden
ssA', !" ths nnest hair cloth stuffed seat plain and
fancy 1sfnsd Cottage Bedstssds OF the
Lounges, Ac.
Looking Glasses Of all sisss Clocks, Carpstns n.
npot ana door mattings, Aoor and table oil cloths
"a.rAsses, feathcr dustcrs, carriage trim m
nooH shades and trimmings, and every other srti-
Gle usually kept in line OF bssness
fAfs oi our stock was made uuder our own super
vision and the rest bought from IN anuf fsctories OF
nt8n standing, 50 that can warrant cveyy article
Tor durability and anish Of work kmAnsaip.
our object 10 TO establish . permanent business.
here, and not on the Peter Fnnk principle and a.
"a induccment to person. 10 purchase Of us We are
resolved TO sell nj the lowest st. Louis prices
Call aud examine our stock before purchasing
Elsewhere. We will always take pleasure In showing
furniture 10 Ladies' and Gentlemen who call on az,
whether they feel inclined 10 buy or not
SANDERS, SCoPIELD 4 CO.
May q, ls56.,-I6wtf
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NO. 2G8


A P0TIIECAkIES' HALI corner ef johnson and
IA Sd street, Keokuk, Iowa, Wholesale and Retail /
Dealers in Drugs, Medicines, GEemicals, Gils Dye
Statis, and Perfamery, Tobacco, tigars and snan,
Patent Medicines of all kinds now in use, and con-
stAnfly recsi ing, direct from the Eastern cities,
large and we'll selected stock. to wh.ek tksy invite
The attention of dealers Customers and phy seians
viii aiways find at their Pres ana Tn
adulteratsd Medienes which th.y select i,h great
Personal CARR for ths market, and their prices are
- low asany other house IN the state.
N, b. Pleas. call aud examine their stock before
purchasing elsewhere. lsug2l
II RKbeiike.--ToetL, Hair and Nail brushes,
- large assortment of superior qualites tor sale
by WILKINSON d SHALL,
Wholesale and Retail druggists,
Jane5d Corner Of Main anu I'D sts.
yENUINE LLBIN' \ EAlkAtT Jockey Club,
~ Rough and Ready, Bouquet de caroline, Pat
ehouiy Rose Jenny Lind, aud other celebrated per
flames for ths toilet for sale BY
WILKINSON MARSHALL,
Successors II H. IL Ayres, Main and I'd sts.
rIsofLET soAPS.--Low's brown Windsor and
honey soaps, warranted genuine For ssie BY
June3i WILKINSON A MARSHALL.
LAU Dk CoLO0SL--~,cnuine Johann and ".
~ Maria FariIa Cologne, IN octsgon and long bot
janssd WILLIAMSON i MARSHALL.
L,LAvoRfNG EXTRACTs.--Preston Merrill's,
Il X. A8. A. .Wrights, Msakims' and others Ex-
tracts Of Lemon, Vanilla, Peach, Rssrf~rry, Mace,
Cloves, Nutmegs bitter Almonds Rose, etc, for
sale by WILLIAMSON MARSHALL,
jaaeSd Cor. Main and Sd sts.
IL nEDYAsMIA--A splendid perfume for handker-
j chiefs. For sale by
junesd WILKINSON 4 MARSHALL.
rENUINE HAVANA CiUARs.-Cilindrsdos Re-
NJ gala de Lon.ircs Trabncos. La Rosa, la prueba,
La Trasmerana, 0sianss, etc, etc. Choicest brands
innesd wILEINsoN& MARSHALL.
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No. 81 Johnsoa-ss., bct. "a id, KEOKUK, IOWA.
sso. ssS.ea4sas' !. leas Late Of Albany, ny
(VOLLDCTIONS msisin al parts Of the West, And
~ promptly remisted on day Of pay msns 1t car
fsnt rates
Daak ef tAs 0tsts sf Ns~ York, NY.
VI. Blake, Cashier of Newcastle Bank, N. Y.
LynAs Chaplin, Albany, N. Y.
Eraxtux Corning 4 Co., Albany, N. Y.
Hon. Juo. I. 6chocicraft, Prcs't Comm Z Bank, Al
basy, MY.
TAos. W. Oisoti Pssst Msshaaiss' 4 Farmers
Bank, AlbaSy New York.
Gilbert L. Wilson, Asat Treas. N. Y. Central B.
X. Co., Albany.
Thompson Co.'S Express. Boston.
Hes Ifssatie seymour, Utica,
lroe Bank. Fall Village, Conn.
Marine Bank, BuGalo, N. Y.
Jno- X. Lee Co., Bankers, Buffalo, N, Y.
Michigan Insurance Co. Bank, Detroit, Mich.
Marine Bank, ChicAgo, Ills.
I. II. Burch tco., Chicago.
BANK of Commsree, Milwaukee, Wis.
J. Mortimer Hall, St. Paal, Minnesota.
0rsene, TAomas Co., BankeTs, Burling gton, Iowa.
Loker, Renick 4 Co.. |" st. Louis, Mo.
Mcssr. d. w. 3. KilbouYne, keokut, Iowa
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