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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-06-12
From the Chicago Times.
Trips in the Life of Locomotive
Engineer.

The publication Of neat and tasty work,
entitled Trips in the Life of Locomotive
Engineer" by J. Bradbury, New York, affords
an insight into the mode of life followed by
a locomotive engineer. The sketches en-
bodied are colored by imaginative effort, but
nc imagination can surpass the reality, and
We accept the painting for its graphic effect.
Incidents, which all engineers meet with, are
mere recorded. Stripped of the Indifference
which familiarity bestows upon them, they
are vivid ard earnest to the unwonted read
er. Truly. they are men who daily ride
down into the valley of DEATH" and charge
the bridge of Magenta.
4 few extracts will Lot prove unacceptable
to the general reader. These are the engin-
GERS thoughts while riding forty miles an
hour in an impenetrable fog:
Il thought Of the poor estimate in which
| vas held by the people generally, who,
seated in the easy cushioned seats of the
train, read Of battles far away-of deeds of
heroism, performed amid the smoke and din
of bloody war-and their hearts swell with
pride-they glow with gladness to think
that their own species are capable OF such
daring acts-and all the while these very
readers are skirting the edges of precipices,
to look down which would appal the stoutest
heart, AID make the strongest-nerved man
thrill with terror; they are crossing deep,
narrow gorges on gossamer-like bridges /;
they are passing switches at terrific speed,
where there is but an inch of space between
smooth rolling prosperity and destruction !;
they are darting through dark, gloomy tun-
nels, which would be turned into graves for
them were single stone to be detached from
the roof in front of the laundering train !;
they are dragged by rylunged, smoking
bectiDg monster, in whose form are impris-
oned death dealing forces the most terrific.
And mounted upon this tire-fend sits the
engineer, controlling its every motion, hold
ing in his hand the thread of every life in the
train, which single act-a false move-a de-
ceived eye, an instants relaxation of thought
or care on his part would cut, to be unit
ed nevermore, and the train thunders on,
crossing bridges, gulles and roads, passing
through tunnels and cuts, and over embank-
men,s. The engineer, firm to his post, still
regulates the breath of his steam-demon, and
keeps his eye upon the track ahead, with a
thousand things upon his mind, the neglect
or wrong thought Of either of which would
run the lisk of thousand lives; and these
readers in the cars are still absorbed with
the daring deeds of the Zouaves under the
warm sun of Italy, but pay not a thought to
the Zouave upon the engine. who every day
rides down into the valley of Death, and
charges bridge of Magenta"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-06-12
OFFICE OF INTERNAL REVENUE, /
Washington, May 18th, 1868.

washington, Nay 10Th, 1908. \
SIR In reply to your letter Of the 9tL
inst. have to say, that the provise to the
9lst Section of the act of March Sd, declares
that upon such portion of income as is
derived from United States securities. tax
of ID per cent. only shall be levied. To
give full force and effect to this special
provision of law, whenever any persons in
come is derived partly from United States
securities, and partly from sources subject
to duty of 3 or 5 per cent, it will be neces-
sary and proper that the exemption of 5000
allowed by law, shall so far as possible be
deducted from that portion of income which
is subject to duty of or per cent, before
trenching upon the portion which is sub
ject to l l2 per cent, as derived from
United States securities.
Yours Respectfully,
EDWARD Mcpherson,
Dept. Commissioner.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-06-12
Excise Taxes.

The following decision of the Internal
Revenue Bureau will be of considerable
interest at this time, when so many of our
citizens are investing in government Sc
curitips
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-06-12

Reader, were YOU ever on train of cars,
moving with the wings of the wind, and
skimming over the ground as rapidly as a
bird flies darting by tree and house, through
cuttings, and over embankments Did you
ever feel sudden jar that almost jerked you
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does not make them any tho l,ss rictres1us "os~se
Ike "fbe Dukes to- depcois success upoa ie
rsnls ELECTS is novel Situations, ~ boAat~ .oe"~y
ana ils fseous oo~toncs. For the dialogue We o's
ony say that The seald rather better
tho most o II hal been cut The lnclfrnsl music
~sa Iloomposed, and Of coarse well suug for vcrs
which u rot a rGgg,s hAni
saw These MINOR faults may 10 forgotten ho~
new ana "A handsome a. Mr. whcs,iev's lDeeatty ans
W. Vnoeurs taste could procure No theatre 10 ths ciy
ptf more paFteutr attention - tnese matters ua
hib0's Garien
We rsy premise fcx re,nsrss uraa the acting ~
eay'ns TINT Aaisa Heron has irft onY good part ~
the pay aud that - 1amca Fastvai p'ayei th4s
Htpafpy. Tie b,sdrrc character o. insane desaa-i
seeking Tor her chf and for revenge. suited uer aatn
rabir Her t1na, manner, dress and actions sesn 20
strict accordance With her conception q th, part 1a
IKE herself large, bid, dasnng ani sikarohHt
Those ieraons who went % what now
called the oroken English drama wer- 40
ciiedy disappointed yestssli SPEAKS Ing sh better
than bali ci the other actors stage and nor srh
saesnt sly gayn pIlancv 70 bsr delivery A. times ehs
displayed enough Of the y tniiesLo bow cap
tay sue could At humorous comedy rot IN ora.
ye'sya bas taui Il II 10 the nsuri,aos her power
aud he action 1horo enough stun IN her 70 make haN
. DOZEN ordinary aotrcsses, and hoe animation enersy
ana pangannv Aeotci the other performers IKE oiecr
city. Sho GATED bsiora tho u the close q
eth act and showeroi with boglusts aud constaoty
applaudod throughu
Mrs Robertson, nrou CHEM. Robertson apTesred "
anything but advantage ~ tho Duchess Wa onoe sAs
hor aot servant girl ~ Laura Kc.ne's With htess
Mrs Alen cao OF tho sweetest handsouest sad saost
graossu actresses stag, herself ~ Silvia
Mrs skerrcts had a. amusing little part and played
very nicely. Mr. Shs~en represented a hewy
villain, a conventional bandit . thick isgsei 90,
throat. . first rate robber, tender hearted
snmau, with his usual ability, notsiths,andisg
that the character II slightly out OF bis usual limo hr
Collier looked very pretty In white tights and siash
yeyst coal, Mr. Ringgod, liss shaweiI, WAS william
sad sterling one 10 sum g the p.y "a ssnsra S,s ",
mmsnss audience. and VIII have rus
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THE ENGLISH SQUADRON.

Arrival or the Mile, 6hip.Of the-Line,
with ADMIRAL Sir Aiexsnder Milne, X.
Q. b., ON Boa description Of the Vos-
sels-Names OF Their Oaicsrs, &c
Some little excitement created along our limo a
docks yesterday by the report which soon Gerwsrds
proved 10 be reality that three British msn woro
coming 40 the bay This soon apparent by the ART
val OF tho ship othe line Nile accompanied by her ton
der, the Nmbe, steam gun vessel carrying hve suns
Tho Nile has Sir Alexander Milne, K. O B., the British
Admiral, on board
found undernea,h:--
The Nile carries 7S guns and British ship of'the
line, we'll the flagship OF the British Admiral AZ
Hai.ay sir Alexander Milne, x G, b Her measurements
Is 2e22 tons. with 500 horse power. shs y commander
by Captain f. K Barnard and lsft Halifax 90 saturday
last she is accompanied by her tender. tho Nimole
The steam rigato mmostalite The following lis.
OF her ochcers:--
Con,mandant-Captain r. K. Barnard.
Flag Lieutenant-wm. Jardlne.
!Secyet1ry-irederck j. Fagon.
Secretdl's Cerk-Johu 7. Slater
4ddiDndL4Captain +. Shorthand.
Accommodations H. Phillips, Joha A. Evans, James
s. Trot.er, Charles jenkins. William Il O. IS Clair. T. 2.
Gordon.
Acting Lie,isenant-F Walter
Chopdin--Rey Edward L. Bowman.
SnrDe0r,--John w Reid
assis,nnt S,vGeons-Wm. J. DourvlIs Gerald Mouoy,
ngham Han6ury, James bradley.
PGymasey-George j. Hart.
Ndrni i,.strtcoT-Samuel Coles.
Chiet Eaqneer-Thomas Ramsay
Sub ub-Letuend1t-Wiiam T. Dsrnvan
Aesig1m P1ynosters-J. Bright, H. Q. hedfee and W.
II. Martin.
The following officers board engags 10 tue sur.
vcyng servicc.--
Con,nadnder-Basii D. Ds p Hall.
Adop,oHal-Peter r. Scott
THE IMMoarAbsTE
The InIaortahe is steam frgatc aud csrrss 81 guns
Her measurement o5s and go horse power shs
IL connected With the North America and West India
stations Her commander Captain George Hancock.
whose gentlemaniy bearing towards ali on board is highly
spoken OF. The following IS a lst ci the oiicers =
C,aamander--csptain George nlrcoek
Lie,aenauh--Richard Wells, I Z, Husson E. Sheep.
shauSs aud Horatio Austin
Nuger-Charles g. Johnston.
Captain Of Ndrines--H n g Blauc1ley
ChapiGiH-Rev g. W. lncedou
Srrgesn illiim l.. Gordon
(aymasseT--G. W, Anderson
Ihie Iasg,nss--t. q. Barr
Asast,w Sm9eonsWilam Carmichael and Georgs
Asas,aa, Pdyfaaliv- Robert K Heaven
TaE sfMsLZ.
The Nmb!e is 4 steam gn vessel mounting I've guns,
and acts ~ tender S.le whenever Sir Alexander
Mine leaves British waters. shs commanded py Ieu.
tenant Darcy, i2s TONS and eighty
horse power The following = lis. Of her of0osss-
Lt-4nenGnf Tommdndirg--icnu Darcy
Sub Lif>naHt-
Ssc0ad Nggey--Albert Gain.
8ssisfdrt Surreor-James Bradley
assistant Paymrter--D. y. hamitpn.
The Nile md tho other two vessels viii DO anchored
close b. the Russian vesselsot.war, and will attract
much public notice. The object Of the visit OF these
vessels ,f the present rather singular and
particularly when they accompanied by the British
Admiral. No doubt. however, bit these will
BE- explained al a future period.
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The Drass In Brooklyn.


THg sIcoSp pfsTEIcr-THs TwRLvTB WARD rEoAv.
The posrd a. Enrolment OF No. ~ Grand street %
Tuesday began 70 consider from the f.etn ward
Brooklyn Two hundred and three cases vre 10 be con
saes and yesterday and to-day spsrs for The ZANE
Tho foowns are toe names and wards os those sdacl.
John " rsrp~r, 10Th ward VIM Miller Ioth Ianial
rnny. l2th John fc1artinon, il,h John Thopvesir
llh rsrirk Mallory, lsth, Watts Robevs i4ta; John
v wells, l7th, hoses shaw, i2th; pa1ics Cn1Scn i2th
pdwvd Coopsv, i2iA, Joan tshson f2tA. wm NJ saith
9th, Vim. pemr~sy, i2th; Vim jsnm,fs I2,b John Nc
ersw, i2,b; Robert hoDow. i2th; Psfssch NoCasrsy,
igth freerek Rssnbocser, ,ssh Patrick Coroorsn i7L
Geo Masters, I0sh Cnas slnolsv, Iosh, Henry LAKE
yBYGcAL NssrIur.
Henry frsxsnsrs, 18th ward fh0s. p. IAssn, 18th.
.acob sreuev tsth WIN w. white, i7th; trsdsricx ~.
mspoochsr, 18Th John Holland, ian. VIM AlysA Iosh
Jsoob Mia, ITih; Bsury Hsasssd, 10Th, pa,rch oal.
lAshsr, 10th James Pitcher, 10Th Geo Ps~ch f7th.
ysrsrsoa postsS. lrb; fhos Laws, l7h jerome Hosn
iaA Sosoivss emth, iotA Jo~sph tscai igth oonssd
Rssslss ION; Che. Rshmoad, i7sh; Jossyh Darling
iesh Frncs J. WEIGH, fosh, John thi, isuh Jacob
wssss, leth.
n.,ibsw Mononel, IAN v0d wm La. I'm yosn N.
Rasssodelcs i2sh Robert Asssh, mn kov~ cnsrslo.
Ian John sweeney i2th ycsepb issh Pssss
Risy, lsth John Z. WIN, isth; AAoaph fsvis IAsh
Isaac Fingers, isth rstriet Mics l7th: fAnS Van wis
he i7f David F-sne, i7sh Harcsiius psThsr Inh
Heavy struier i1,h VIM fAxsss, issh p,~rre Pls.rs
s.h rsr~k p0psbes, Inn. Martin nhss ION Jarn~s
posre t.tn nesnafd fsue. 17th fEsyry pa~tr, M a
Isd. 4 xsysr ,i1h yfsiercs sacklysg tg,n NrGse
we,us. issh rssos wsgner is,n.
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Political Intelligence.

Fvia CONGRESSIONAL Dl-fsior ~ MAsrLAnp Mr. George
IsFae announces himself a. oauddats for Congress
tD the fnh district OF Maryland His platform "a tho
en.re abolition d slavery the United staes including
the S,stoa tnai have sscedcd with the Immediate -
NOVA. and settlement of tns slaves frsss that por
of fexa lying ootve ths Colorado AMI tho RIO Gr,nie
rivers, wha ample In cssnt for the sccommod
Of tho Whole slave and tree col,red population u Tho
un.od states DIT srnops opponents tho contest
Hon Charles o.. cert member OF the last Coagrs a.
Mr n. L. Holland
TEX Hlss,gRI IYivssr srns.-rhs ieaisr = ths M. sour
emsucp patton delegation 10 Washington Carr ,0nsu
aDoAtoo.si named q .. Drake lie - Al agent q III
uniersround railroad, snd stmrer of the Ne~ ing
lsua aa slavery party but, part proprietor of ~,
cthiiafstn. Plantation Htters" beverage bs u strongly
opposed 70 All Maine Iss doctrines and gtves AID and
comfort 20 the Nssr YORK iqnar league.
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Corouer's once.

FsrsL AocussrAt saoorsa Ayir.-fsstssday After.
noon about Eve O'Clock, German named Aaoph Krsbbs,
residing at i'ss Dvsoa street. While IN The ~, q los<
lag pistol, accidentally shot another German named
Peter Young. eighteen years ot age ne bsn sss
o the neck Of Young, and caused a vognd which VII
terminate his life. Tr. wsermss wx called asd dress
"a he wound. Coroner eayers Tor take tie
deposition u the dying man
frf uut oF Tmsp sr1sr wTvpo~.-Abou, sir o'cloos
last evening man named Jonn nsger. rc..sing AZ 80
ios sixth street accaensy fell oul n the ths,a sv
wsBao~ NJ ~ AT q street ard Injured hun sef -
vereiy Nc wns ranvfyc1 T. hs rHsfsec " rs.t.v-ra
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Tue highest number to DO calfca - day - .,sss
snra riig DRAfT
The Rrno<iyn Iosri o Aldermen exempted the fDI0s
tag from the operations draft ysstsrday
First vard-Henry iinesbursh
ffta ward rf--thsrles Farrell.
seventh yiri-Michael Glen John ri Nllse psir,c.
huligan, Michael arsli jo,ss asu, on IaomAa o f ea
Eighth warf--Jatnes fso1
Tenth ward John w. swift, Charles " RId laGc !,
George Mstzer, william A. joy ElwA-i NJ, ,rsa henry
G. Bonner, william ~ Bsuasu
Eleventh ward--ihilip Stolx
Seventeenth wsri--1linsy VI. oil. ..m~ Cu,hm,a.
Robert N Tomas
Eghteeaih wsri--Abrahaa4 Leesh
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arrest OF DisloyaI Persons ne Baltimore.

bhLbs"Ssf oePt w. i5cSs
The propresors and editors ef the Gassse, formerly
kncwo the Erehanee, and then the Nom SAea we're
1detsi be arrested to-day for The publication ef dis
uya sentiments guard sen, 70 the establish
mont oniy Of the propsiscrs (Nr Edward carter)
icurd there, who was arrested Mr. Nelson was noe
found Mr.. william II. Carpenter, editor 0t the paper,
vyas also absent, and neither have yei been arrested
Tho following rarsies arrested ~ the mill.
tary today Aichssl Ksy and n b. Pet. Of the firm q
iieiaa p'et The charge Ia scllog The publication
cuu,si Fourteen Months Expersnc 10 the Amer can
isss,is. by Francis Key Howard"
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Iassg CAssoStine ot the largest guns nilnIfar.
tuled In America has beon male Trenton, and hls
lA<sei the inspection OF severe government sa and
been accepted II 4 Nsnns rined eight Inch breech
lOsdlns gun, and made al tho Tr0ntor Locomotive
work. Tie experiments were complee sucresz IA
evrfy point She fired two b,is OF 22 pounds. two ~
IA pounds u iZj rounds ani one % LA ponds
The 1r- fro blank cArr dge with iourtsen pounds
nf i,,,xAer
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The Draft in AihAns

AgAsr, sspt. ~, 1895
ths dfai IL this city mpiesd to-day ia1 names
having bssu draxp. Those tor tho rsnA,nisr OF tDs
county and psst o. scholArs count vii bs dr,s1 70
morrow
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AZ the festival OF 81 Michael and All Angels, which
held Trinity church yesterday the chaplain OF the
Russian trigsio Alexander Nevsk, lying anchor
~ tho atory present, and took deep IN
che proceedings.
B,shop ~ou,hgs,e occupied the Episcopal chair. ~he
scryccs we're conducted by Rev Dr vintou and
aif The anthem, ny Ca,cr, from Rcvca.
tons 1T chapter, 10th and i1th vcrsos.-
wss the spri, the LORDS Day, aud heard bsh nd
aae great voice, as Of n trumpet.
saying Alpna sua Omega. iAe first and the issi and
wasi thou sees, write b1sk aud send unto the
#hNches which arr In Asa. unto Bnhesus. and unto
smy and unto Psrgsmo- and unto Thyara, and
sadis, aud unto PhiAdeiphia, asd unto LAodicsA.
TIE anthem wss admirably Performed by ths organist
aad q rIll choir.
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Tne Russians 90 visit our Forss.

Gencras Dix and Csnby attended by their iuu s,ars
nad iher respects T. toe Russian Admiral yesterday
norbng Inc interview very pleasant an parties,
,nd resulted IN the Russi.n Admiral accepting invita-
ton bnnscf and brother odicers visit forls Ia
pu iarbor today, 10 company with Generals DIX and
anby The Pilot Commissioners have placed the steamer
Traveller st The disposal OF the party
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The Government Loan.

fmiaprifm,, Sept a. ies3.
Tbs sscs ot guvernncnt nds - Day ama,ntos II
ss0o $50 deliveries u bonjs usle - -, sm6e, "a
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rnvHasson % che Rsssian Omeers Ga
visit Boston.

p'SfOTt cspN ", Ihod4
Tho Bosrd Of Aldermen have adopted resolution 70
nvit. Admiral Of the Russian feet and his o6csrs
now IN New York, 70 visit Boston and partake OF tns
hospaaltesvf the cny.
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rRayrENes sept. -, 1895
Tbe Jo~,nas Commercial report ,ays that the prininy
goods ior the days 10 900 piece,
y. o33 a. Isl cents llofierH e,W Az los ssnts
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nc .ress Drama, Edrsc. tee Daa ne, shs
.a, ina'sas o.Ans Boy A. Afternoon rsinr a.
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T III Il ID X A r 4 .

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Examinations and Exemptions.
THE FOURTH DISTRICT.
The following In the work Tor yesterday with the
dispostsn OF each
rsrscAL DISABILITY,
Fenton schoasid, Charles l. CasAo. chsrios Il vosr'
hees.
oonxUrAuos fKs
Charles Fichef, Denns Hardigan. 4. 4. Ccackng
Daniel w,nsor, CsAs. naitz.
Samuel BiaaveIt, J. r. sullivan.
Michael Mcco~mack
ONLY sUrrosr wrDowDsS
John Freeb,ru.
rendezvous Yesterday, was two. Aggregate numbsr
sent TO rendezvous, one hundrod and eighty eight,
REcAruUiAuos.
Physical disability.
Paid Communication ioo..........................
Aiiens ...,.
non rosiden6 ..s..s.....
Only support OF wiiowe mother NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
THIS FIYrB DISTRICT.
Detective onncsr Dillon. of ths district arrested
broker yesterday for enticns enlisted desert their
regiment aud go a substitutes other States. Tho
business Of examining conscrps went on ~ usual yester
day The work done was a. follows
ne'd or service .....''..
fhvsicM dsaoty .......................
AhenaRo ~
Pad Communication
otuer causes ..........................u III
HrI4, ron sxRylcx
Jas. A. Monahany George Nssi. Jas Curran, chs, II
Evers, VIM Madden Andrew Iambert, Horny Marshal,
PAtk. Murphy Peter snider Bardolph White, Horace
Wilcox.
SUBSTITUTE aoosrEp.
Edward Beatty Root. Gard, Chas Blaks, Erich Hath,
m. Mni NJ
ieann, Mich'el Dadck Chas Murphy, VIM Hhy Reu
ben Johnston
General that deserters from the rebel army viii b-
accepted a. substitutes This WA N reply % Al inquiry
on the subject.
rHg prYTa DISTRICT.
The following list or the disposoi q yossr
day
Henry Docher, Prsnklin Terrace, 28th st sfhotnas
Jackson, 122 sth 81 Hoop Prltchard ID Wa. 25th
rrRstsHyp srlrsrirt TEs
Timothy Ryan, 1876 West 9th st., rIrn shed Luiwis
Riebsch william Acorn 2s6 Sully furnished James
Evans Alfred Robert % ON lrn shed Patrick Cooley
Charles H. Miller, 2Il West 2.th &C., furnished Coastaa
tine Rely.
Ups. Po,terton, Edward Hggins.
n skRsitx nARcH J, 1863
LOUIS T,li,chet. VIM. Bcnner, Adam Eh's,s
Richard Mcs do Ino. Stanley, Jacob Secs. Juo Nesp.
ling Seo solomon Emanuel SonTvene Thos Hewitt,
John lay, David Dlmo Thcs Lane Edward Smith Edison
Spears
RECAPrrrLArfoH.
Held Tor soVvco
Furnished substitutes,
Disability
over age.
In service March ., 1868
Alien8
Lad over 10
Total 30
Seat to general rendezvous.
THE SEVENTH DISTRICT.
The business In this district yes,eri,y roos up to
lows
Held Tor duty ..........-....+.........
Physical dsabi'ity ...... -...s.............. II
th5ulttoe
Siosttutes y
Aliens III
All others. ...........................
IOtal tal.................... 52
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Whseier wilson, Highest Premsum ~
DO broadway -. '"@"'-s
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pAuiEief ~ nor,ss. ass crnrpRss
Jonn VIII, 10Th ward Cord Block, l2th

- r.,,, vAnr's ~ sorss sss csmpRss
Jonn WIN, 10Th ward Cord Block, l2th
Geo. w. R,rdsan, IAN ward VIM W po~n,us sth
fhos. simpson, 9th
,I Ihomas Wallace; 9th ware. sydneS sass. i2'h
EAwEd Yoring, 12lh.
sow IA sxavics
Gustsv A. Bingbl istl wafd.
: James o~o Anifsas tre-s, Rosett N ism.s, ibons
bniier Andrew prank, cnari,s n Grimshaw birneus
CroJ,nski Edward soAnolder, wm sts~art As,m Mos
singer freiericE GtsG Ihos J. Smith, wm Cseneys !
VIM n Cicm, John lok,
sB-rrr
Henry trance, Tor ghoopnha J. Grimshs~, sth ~ari.
arick heyay ior George nedrick 10Th wiist wilson
man. l7th; Jonah Buiman. or isnry " GorhAm, l4th
John Ictnai, &c Charles Johnson. New Utrooh john
Gardiner D. Baiiev iIth william Rogers for Joha fina
gan, 9th; Alexander white Tor William Aasog, Isth
..eorge W Chapel Tor John Esgarol. i5,h George "
Durker .of rnomas l. stomp loth; Barnard ouny tor
Rufus Wright, 10th Franci, smith rw wtula. II Dsy, ,
Nicholas Prcl, Tor Henry Looer. i0,n.
Rx ArnuLAncs.
soosu.h'es aooontei IL
nsiu oomnu...,"a
- ''' "
IotM eramned no
aoas 70 H'Aes Island
TAs THIRD DISTRICT.
The following csass were disposed Of Al No 80 w..a
ington street, Brooklyn. on Tuesias
so1nIrrrxs.
Philip stoltz peseated l.udwg deathsr Bepismtn r.
sentcd CaspAr Maures Morris wo presented George Ross
julius ~ " kummell presented James Bnrns wilhan H
Benjamin presensei Thomas Murthsr--s
IRAN eoxMurAros
Theodore e. OrAnns-i
WIN Edgar, hilhert whitney, III T. Fuller. James ~
Rowan, char'er smith, wm h winso~, s. r. Reeves,
VIM. H. Wcsteks, John W. Young, Thos. naen Mar.
shall T. Na.son David Cohen. 7 J. oookmAa. coo. w.
Ghurta ng grar IN, yV,pa.
George r Carman. kiwa Beard. Charles H. Gibbs Henry
Bswiey Martin selson, iemucl @ Nodine, Isaac Mason.
Fraser, !. H. Rhodes, James T coirn Fr.t !. Cran.
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Parker. Wm H'stead, Marcus eonxlin, Walter Knight
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shaw, Jas fanton, Edward Ncphilip, rnonAs sitter
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Echhorn, Wm Everett. Joseph Mccormick. Ihos Mcneil
Jas. r. Greenwood, rhos. York, Michael n K. 3tyies
Ben G. Mathews Jacob cruner, John nreIne0 feonxj
o wortman, Joseph 9 ward, l'ui,sk, feplamia-i6
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James r. Hayes, william s. Curtis ,aYai arrks,
Bensmn Ellison, samuel ", fubbs Benl,min Ferrey
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Eugene Martins. william Hssn, 1onn {. rhoms "a James
II Oln. Joseph riatt William Green William Kin. a.,
Francis Foley. John NcQnilen.i2
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