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The New York herald., 1864-07-22

no, YQR TUE FISHING BANKS s--FIsiBRMEy on
deex JIhe new and fast sailing sea ssamer kl.LA
Captain UoEm re- viii make excursion To the above
Banss sandsy Jny ~ i5e., snd every d.y Sso,dsyse e.
fet1ll, untl further notce Leaving fsok shp al 20
y: svr ns street North river, 4 SIS; PIE. No. rorh
fsr the sIourston 81 NJ -his boat csn be chartered
for sssufslsass s7 appying 10 ". AAKsHALL % 5Sulhst
The New York herald., 1864-07-22
uAI.rn A. ACcTIOH.

XE-slx uAABD A1 S~~---~~e~~
~ S,STyo. .,s,o. oora. AucTioNSHh
aS1 sIsIcnsr HOUSEHOLD =
EuRKIsH EASY CHAIRS AND LOUNGES, .ar.
VELVET, BRUSSELS AND INGRAM CAhfLIA
RARIAN AND CHINA VASES &c
s An EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY
~ ON TiIs DAY (FRIDAY), JULY n
n the resldsnoe IL Wet Eshtn street, catsn pace be-
tween Fifth and a'sth av~nae,
Ths = consnts u the house and most Of
ss order for tho psessnt nwner by celebrated
Stv ms sers but months The wh,s vi
s. sol parePcril. rain or snne Offering extra induce
>ZsnHssRipyR >Zsns;s p And DRAwfNa ROOM FURNITURE
,s Saaultful sslid aud BLACK walnut Paror
,a coyerea rich French satin brocstsl srd Turk
, ps, rahl.s Eta.ea arner apd Beck Sand "a day
PRONE Clock, fen CHINA IAN , asros n @ Urns
tnents. eegsnt Broeael Lac ss nns ~ Sh
eicn OF on Paintings kngraviass. arAs MiIrt aa "'~A
MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANnFozrE. STOOL
AND COVER; COsf $itO
an elegant instrument With r,uad corners, beautifully
carved los and with nj iern improvements over
Utrung bass III rrcRsn aston fu octass
rosewood and nah,gany Bedsieada Breals WastsAsds,
Rofas, CHRIS Rockers, Mirrors, CLoaas Tables bed
Eoungss spring ant Hair Nat.res Beds DanEss Tea
EAoles, ExensisR 1a1e, 0ass Ohina aud SILVER are,
Cutlery 80. See pnsitse. deposits iequirec. -
~ 6-Partes Wishing TO attend THIS sale wil! take sxtn
Hweuas cars stages leaving at Eighth street Few doors
fem tne houss. iaN eaN
The New York herald., 1864-07-22

CENTS PER POUND PAID FOR OLD BOOKS,
q NtSspspefs, tc Cali before you s.l elsewhere for
vc guarantee 10 pay more regardless o. MI advertised
prrk than other ho-s n the city. Ia ties send
from the ~ may rely upon immediate mances
full weight, ,ane. &c. MASAHAS NIitAR, Wholesale
Taper atehouse, IL Spruce street. New York. A,
, 1864-12-18

yielded to them, and he says when lie signed
the paper he understood II was D proxy, Int
afterwards, when he tried to getit back, he Was
told It Was trust 81 that they could hold his
the company in California White this thing
Was going on, carried on by kilograms be-
tween him and Cslifornia which cost thou-
sand dollars, 1t Wills given out one day that the
office must close Immediately or 1t would all
fall through in California, and the thing was
hurried through In this way. And when this
Was going On Mr. Field, who was counsel in
the case, must have his fees, which were two
hundred thousand dollars, and he got his two
hundred thousand dollars In stock for his fees.
Gen. Fremont will TIL you this. Thus 1t went
on, and finally Gen. Fremont concluded TINT
he was placed IN situation where he had not
much control over his own property, and he
employed a lawyer for the purpose OF trying
10 get It back, aud in the attempt to gethack<
the twenty five thousand shares they finally
agreed that they would give him up tvofty
Thousand shares II he would let them hare five
thousand shares at twenty-five cents on the
dollar, instead of sixty cents: which WAS the
this Is anything that is improper to be done
or whether 1t has look Of extortion, or any
thing that would make anybody blush is a
matter which will be lef, entirely for you to
say. It is q subject upon which I shall say
nothing. I'm I an = merely telling M , {oa what
! dIu W5N4tiCA V3 my Cllcut uIlQ
his Witnesses SHAT this will prove to
be true; and it. will be for you to
cay. what 1t all means Now, when these
things come out before you, and when you
have heard the witnesses upon this subject.
and when you find that man In the position
Of Mr. Opdykc has done the things which
are charged in the libel, and more than those
which are charged, you will Judge whether
Mr.. Weed has or has. not done this man a
wrong. You will find that when It was found
cut General Fremont owned this large Mari
posa trnct-this very valuable propeEty-that
It WAS proposed by these gentlemen, OF whom
Mr.. 0pdykc was lcadcr-the came gentleman
who cont,ived TO get through this gun con.
trnct when he was mayor; the same who
contrived'to send to Ira Harris, as though he
had received . Kind, sympathizing letter from
HarrIs, when he Ind not, to make the public
believe he had-he leading this matter-pro.
posed to hold meeting to fix up these things
for General Fremont. These 'sdear'' Kind
friends were to do It. 1t was very like the
Emperor Of Russia, who, q few years ago, as
you will remember, invited England and
France to meet together aud consider the
I subject Of Turkey with tho idea that they
| should make a dinner out Of 1t for themselves
| and they took il pretty nearly all. And tlai
genius Of q man who was once worth $l0, coo.
| 00 and more, will come herc In court aut
! show you that 1t has. In these various ways
been stripped away from him, and that ht
has but little left. have nothing to say te
| you about the right Of the thing. It will De
| LEFT tor you to say vhctherit is right or wrong
, 1864-12-18

Removal Of his Ren1nins-Hls Person
MI Appearance when Alive.

Removal Of his Ren,adas-I!i. Person.
MI Appearance when Alive.
To the New York Musiaal Pioneer we are In
debted for the following compilation, which
will interest all lovers Of modem opesatic
music:
s"some twenty years ago an island Of the
sea-tne historic st. Relena-gave to Paris
year Paris will give to an island-to Sicily
the remains Of The composer Vfncenzo HelII-
nj. The people Of Catani8, the birthplace Of
the composer Of Norma and s0mnambula,
requested the French Government to remove
Beflini's remaina from the Cemetery Of Pcre
granted In letterfrom II. Drouyn de L'huys,
- "tPAR1s, April 16, 1854
".1lonsleur the Mayor Of catanla:
.I hsxs received youE lettst Of this d date ~
DellInt should be transferred to his uattTe citI,
and that the Italian government approved Of this
plan. Ton ask Of me Nhat measures should be t.
acnts 70 this removal
az hasten to inform you, that His Aa1estJ Is
disposed e aeeede e the desire sapressed hy the
he Law which regulates exhunadon IN France,
tie consent Of the family must b. obtained. as
s sg u he
aer, shall consult with you On the method OF re-
Accept, ETC., DRou1s px LHu1s.'
@"On the reception Of this letter, the people
Of Catanfa appointed q committee Of eminent
sicilians to 70 to Pa1is' to obtain the pre-
clous gift Of the remains Of The dead COM
poser; and subscription has been opened m
italy to leftay all expenses. All the musical
people OF Europe are expected to contributes
paeini. the veteran composer VII be ono Of
~ "a VIII thi: v,c,nycar% l.. nh fnot ~ ,,,1f
, 1864-12-18
OFFICE OF THE DEPOT
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~ ..aosnt Q, bouts required viii be - ,ouox1:
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s.sctY esidencs ii lie nd sor Of
each hiddoz and person offered security xin be e
Pr6nn.s1s nnpst ~ endorsaa ta-,,,..,. 49,.
, 1864-12-18
tFFom The Philadelphia Press,]
REBEL ECHDEHs

Tell NJ. sc echoes, we Of hope bereit, :,
Ut I'll our 1egions, what are really Ieftt
Il. T. Lee 9ts!
Alas, who is 1t wcars ncc 60 su1ly.
And In the Vsl1ey's making hurly -burlyt
Early, bHrlv
Early's too late-s' Sherry|s" too 5000 f1r ulsa,
Thou caRat not iohitnte In the jubilesi
In Jub1l, Lstg
JEFF. Ia havc-our army Is a rabb1e,
BIT General Lee Is Robert 10 Diab1c.
L<e, dia1e!
Now all the land for crime and fal.chood food is-
Say. state craft what part Is cunning Judah'sf
.|MdQs
Since sovereign Georgfa Shc7nan's Yankees rob.
Who should Er1eye most the ruin. Howell Cobbs
}lotrs, Cobb
Philosophy, a}asi Is out of date,
And sacred slavery'e at desperate rate-
SpratL, Rhe&ky
Congress Is pulling freedom hy the root upl
What must the treasury do that wakes old Foots
Foots rp.
1lcarken, &c masters Of the Richmond junta,
Your specu1adons all arc empty, Hunter,
r. " r. Hunter
, 1864-12-18
LII SIMPSON & CO.,

81 Cedar street. New York.
No Sutscripssona taken for less shnn ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS. dEIhsaAim-is
, 1864-12-18

pale nor fforid his hair was of 4 light, Al
most golden hue, and hung In: rfnglsts- HIS
f.,rchead WAS very high his nose atsaights
his eyes light blue his mouth well propor-
toned his chin round His features seemed
as vague aud as void of eha' acter as milk. IN
quently marked By lackadaisfcal expression
Of pain which made up fol-. the want Of char
octef. But 1t was pain without depthi void.
of poesy or passion, It glistencd in bis eyes
and qufvered on his lips. The young nsasssro
seemed bent on making q chow Of bis sad
in Encouragement Of his hair. Iauguor in tho
cut of bis clothes, and ideafity In his light
cane. Thus he always reminded me OF the old
pastorals in which shepherds, In light col
ored jackets and short pants, ttipped about
carrying stads bedecked with ribbons: Then
ETHEREAL. His whole appearance suggested .
Sigh en- <&drptas. Though the ladtes dastered
him Tc1y much, I doubt whether he ever
awakened deep passion. To me there always
seemed something so comically unenjoyablc
about him, caused, perhaps; oy. the sfyle IN
,that time had been living in France for some
years, doubt whether, even in England, the
language was ever as badly treated as when
he used II. He spoke it terribly he butcher
ten tortured the poor French word, as though
an cxecutloner were breaking them on the
wheel. and the way In which he uttered his
monstrous coqs Z dx<, were enough to mako
one look around with fright to see
whether the world WIS coming to an
end with mighty crash. DeathIy ST.
1cnce reigncd on such occasions; mortal
terror was depicted IN yeryacountenance,
whether ronged or powdered; the women
seemed undecided whether they had better
! rush out OF the room, OF faint where they
, were; the men looked down towards their
pantaloons to make sure that they really had
such garments on and. worst OF all. the cir
cumstance would fill every one with an aT-
most uncomfortable desire to laugh outright
Bclltni's presence always filed one. with
/: fear. which, through some strange fascination,
seemed at once to attzact and to repel- Some
times his involuntary puns were mirth pro-
vokine and reminded one By their droll absu1-
dity, Of the castle OF his countryman. Prince
! Palasoni, which Goethe. In his Lalf<ntsche
! Rtist. called 4 museum Of bharrr distortions
and ill-matched monsters. As Bcllini always
/, Imagined that he had been making some Sc
| riOus aud harmless observation, his face,
I on such occasions, was in strange contrast
| with his remarks, and then the unpleasant
| e1prcssson of which spoke became more
marked. That twharhI dssliked In Be1lini can
not be called q fault, and did not seem to dis
please the ladies In the least. His face and
figure had an ufr Of physical freshness, bloom
| in: health and rosiness that Was calculated to
with my morbid tastes. It was not until Ia
ter, when had known Bellini for q Ion. time,
t and had found him Of Kind and noble dfspo-
sitfon, TINT grcw to like HIN. fully be-
| litye that his soul remained pure to the last,
and that the childlike kindness Of .tcmpesa-
ment which men of genius usually possess,
but never parade, was truly hist"
, 1864-12-18
SUBSISTENCE OFFICE, q. S
~ Army. No. % acuth street.

. ~.
CnRETGTENGE nFETCE IT 8
oD1A0A ~'A - ~ ~
~ Army, re: ~ Hoasn stfetr ;os, I
FAL1tHnHx. Md. Dec: .. 1BB}: j.
.SEALfD PROPOSALS IN dMnttc!te wt!l be Fecrlrrti
Il M otlec untN y on rlig!t.DAY p :enlorF,
INA. 1oF iurnh1nE The United States Subsntehct Dc
p15tmsnt ;11hI 't1@0 nm r, nm, .zr.n ~ coon FAT
>, T0UK KIH0gsANn NNno HkAD " NMp EAI
Cattle Scales u be.traose No. u ao!a ot la9 onc
9aonssna s.Sn fFSeJ y tea 70 ~ w!n
The contFacH IneJ must sys1asc noons q ~ kasf:
len huncfrd POUNDS &fo: WeIxnt ~ faiuas eonft q
k1l60> one thousand snt my pounds zFoss weiRht
Bnltt 0xCn. CoNS AciftES xna HoFnteta CAtlc
Will bc te3etSeu.
A dedrctlon often fl1) POUNDS VII! DC made nom
The weight Of each Steer accented Quler this contract
ana one hali honfs before being welkhti. d u
.Heghed fnrDx d1xte'y stcr removal f0nl the carr.
, 1864-12-18

( RAILWAY Isc1nESr.-0nM Monday wood
chopper, near Burnside Station. on the Hart-
ford, Provfdenc. and Ffshkil Railroad, acci-
IDENTIFY felled large chestnut tree directly
across the track just as a passenger train WIS
advancing on descending grade. The fright
cut d man dropped his axe, turned pale and
Jumped up and down with terror rs he await
ed the uncertain issue. The engineer saw bis
danger, reversed his engine at once and sig
nailed for "brakhs'' up the train; but the
momentum was 20 great that 1t could not be
The ponderdous trunk. parted It a. though It
had been q walking stick, and the train DASH
I'd On for reyersl Tt,ds before It wss brought
toa full s:op. The chopper on being asked
what ha was trying to Do, replied, vita an
'fye dollars than 'had that tree Gall on the
fracEr'
, 1864-12-18

O'ReillS John
John J
U'Dopuc1l Johaa
O'Brien john
O'Keede John
O'CounerJohuG
O'Connor VIM
Ottaway Wt
Osborn Wf1burF
O'Srllivan VIA
0'Shauessy mr.
'O%Don1td Mich'1
Ott Miles G :.
, 1864-12-18
MARSHAL'S SALE.-John r.
1I1 Allen, against Warren Mitchell &C., In chan-

~ virtue Of 4 DEERE Of the Lou.sg1lle Chaaeery
tr Of m, Will, THUItsDAF December q. 1861,
about tho hour OF IL O'Clock tett at public AUG
1ion the highcs bidder, the pErmsrs In city
of Louisville. State Of Kentucky. on credit OF H. 49,
=. 80 and q months, The property In p!eadinE7 mrn
xtoned, yiZ: rsTre Of Land, With the Improvements
1htreon bounded thus: lttnnlnE 1t the southern tde
f the Louisville and Shelby turnpike road. ut the
eoutheaztwardy corner Of E*sncsix lot: thence with
faA road y. 5G E. to feel: 81 . feet due east $
feet s. g. l.. ~ feet TO corner OF Owen And SWtDEs
thence with their line - ". 1a9k feet to 1aid Ean
sst& corner, nsaf the Greek: thence with his line n.
s. r. 81 fecf to the htEtnniuc-
Also another lot bounded TINS: neguntng 1t the
cast eide OF Main street the Shelby Vile Turnpike
road At the corner Of 4 lot bought by 1oh1 SsihAl
from II. RutterTeck: thence noEth with ssld Mhln
st1eet shelbyyilae turn Ike road 70 icct thence
enst-feet 70 Bcnrgrsas Greek: thence south along
oy Sciba tH feet thence west along the LING q said
Tot to The beginning. and benk the property known
Is Armstrong d Co.'S SOAP nnd csndle factory; also
All the machinery Of cvcy kind and description con.
x1ncd In OF connected With said factory also large
1ot OF movcAblc articles used IN esid factory, consist
ing In part OF Kettles, tanks, pans, frames racka,
-EuaRes noudk Eosrns prcs.ee, taws once fasninse-
Ac. DC Such detached Asttctes will be sold on
redls Of three months for Sums oEcs 5o and TOT cash
for szurs OF 10 and under.
The purchaser will be required to g.ve hood With
appsovcd security, bearing interest from date until
= THOMAS A. MORGAN
MarshAl Lou. Chsucc1y Court
y. nk4L GAN1Tt Deputy. .s,.,.s
Louisville. ky. Dec. !. 1861 de5&sl lt
, 1864-12-18
Epe ami Ear.

DISEASES OF THE EYE, EAR,
~ Thsuas and lunet, arc successfully cured upon
new and philosophical s,stem ol melcal praedee n
Dr.. D. NicRAH. No payment H1 be required uut1
1ha patient ta cured. DT MAcsAx Il m estanlt4hed
prscuuon.r OF medicine for fourteen yc.s: 0mce &
s.. D.. lh1a SURGEON .. 6. Armv- uul5-~13 ltuisIttv
, 1864-12-18

Goods-lslvtnE Aid to the
Rebels = tho Smuggling Business
zatfon : Gen. Lyonss 11oyements-
Trip Of the Eunbont Peostn.
, 1864-12-18

Cushing ChkS 8 Coftey cspt Ch1s
Cunningham CHColwell Philip +.
Cudmofc P Cownp ON
Cross F W Conc RI
Crum George WColby ER
Cro9 George Connefs Robt G
Cufran Geo l. Coles Samuel Pa
Gushing Geo T Cornwfl1y Frncis
Cross 9eorge WCoxo0 George
Crantall Geo " Coles George
CnrrnJ 4 q Corey George 3
Crawford Janea Coll4on JamaA
!CIe James Conger J s -,
Cram Jacob Cobb Jas W
Curry 8 Cole Henry
Cynwford ! B Coleman Henry
Conkltn ustsesMCGthbert W Il
Cuth be = his onCochrau James
: John y y Coleman Jamea !.
Croker Goo F Carta Jabex P
Core 4 ssaton canghey & Sal
Cock PHILIP n1I, sonstall
, 1864-12-18
FROM PADUCAH.

Hcarken, &c masters Of the Richmond iul
Your specu1adons all arc empty, Hunter,
r. u. r. Hunter!
, 1864-12-18

~ Mr.. Colbun, formerly correspondent
Of The New York World. who abouttwo weeks
since took the editorial management Of the
ST.. Louis Nypaseh, has Withdrawn trom the
conceln.
, 1864-12-18

Sert1,uer Ahratn
She{huyne &
Henry
Sheldon & CO
Sheller&IIosmer
Samson Vic
SccbcFwcefl
uanup scaSt
Sawin James i
St1maaugh CAL
win
8toker Chas
Sparks EW& 60
sleeilar W y
Smi1Iie William
Spragae Q s A
sherman Cha& D
Sanford r 4
Sawyer Abncs ]
Snyder CG
Sr,aullinc & bro
spauldIng . F
Sparks Nathan
SprngueCA .
SIoeamAlfrcflN2
S1oa1l Archibald
Sfm0nds Il Els.
, 1864-12-18
lager August YouQg HI Tonng George
Young F n Yale John q


1httIMI8,
Adarns' Patent Extension Gr11n Machine.
Administrator or Heirs Of Geo L Bellows, Agent
Seth Thomas Clocks. Agent uowes Sewing Ma
comic LodRc No 3s.. " II Masonic Lodge No Ill.
" III Masonfc Lodge No leo. w u Masonic 1otiea
No 1as:. w u Masonic Lodge No 100. w Il Ma
comic Lodge No G1..;.W II Masonic Lodge No
aonic Lodge No aB....W II Masonic Lodge No
310-. " II Masonic Lodge No 3l1. ;. Manager OF
the Unlkd States Bank. Secretary OF the Iron
eent1ated Feed Co... .Charley....4 a s. Co....U
vember, from T. m. till p. m; from November
lit 10 April 1et frtm a. m. till p. m. and on
Sundnys, from s .. m. to 1Q.15 p, m.
!. L SCRIPTS, P, N.
, 1864-12-18
DR. B1eELoW.
Conffdemtful Physician.

e.Au be consulted At hs otce ~ South Clark asset
corner Of Mourcc, Chicago.
Half block RON the Pogtot1cc, all Chronic Dis
and Diseases OF private md delicate nature TO
Goth se1cs which he ueits with unparalleled ssceess
R9ouS separate, wheI Lst-x and Gentleman
suit The Doctor With Tic st7lctcst privacy. 01ce
hours nom =. N. to p n SundAys 70 70 T. .. n.
Communications confidential. Ccnxu!tatton ire.
AddEeas Postoulce Boz IL Tnclose two 1tsmps And
EVt his Gu.de to Health. no29Al104w
, 1864-12-18
Ecgal Notices.
PROVIDENCE S. C.-Supreme
~. Court. ExpF4RBER TEHN. A. ID. 1854

FVNVF ~ENVE D. V.@CuprEuE
- Court ExreIxHzR TraN. A. b. 1854.
Upon n&hcappl1cat1on OF Nathan E. Dixon fol order
o1 notice TO tho hliEhGlatf1 Of the AopGntou Bank
and claimants upon the Receiver.
Dixon caukc I notice to Be published IN the rrov-
deuce JoE1nA', Chicago tribune and hbw York Tri-
ktnton BaaK. and The elai@snts upon the Receiver
7h@s T. In snh present the eitls olsa!d Bank.
md thef c4llu1 up sid Receiver. At the Hnpkin.
xpn Bank in Wtss*ry. or br,oIe the niteenth day
against s.ld Rec+lrrT; said office 10 published
Tor = least months atter the fifteenth daS OF Dc
Ct mbct, 1.64.
Entered the decreo Of Court tsd day s. T. 1ses,
(pec. ~ By erdrr
= delees12mh JOHN A. GARDNER, Clerk.
, 1864-12-18

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Man9iney 3 GahiA s1sp n t. q pao aoors e1ps.hoe
hatusng kuc1id ai! 4i!er Fstef MarIsy Jo2n
NJ. .s.u,a xii,er nssid hes' Mnrp! MMn+ph! yoan
MsG,is Maiy ssm9e' Mit1er Rahs1t M4hp5 5S
As5snal capt Miller henbenM Murphy Vim q
" 1ninnet4oolIe4H 1i ntos
mefflu sTo hl!!et !4!!! AnMHS Mun!a ~
Meshn1a1 peoH MILLER Il : yosarha Anlyey Jamea
Mal9ney Thomas Mials Gs9 Myers MmJ.
MACK MitcaeM Inoe MXee MX.ee "
marcy henrT M!'EneMa na.Tn, Mlinns TT
e'4Siose's Mesii aeosssc aoo4sS W:ra
We&+iIt VIZ" " MUtgev ~ MAI vi.
Ws1i.rr r,nt n Moor1 fh..u Wnrrisan 1.v1.
Nsstis Js!nes Morse Chns 4 Moss IN, IL 70
Ne;@irn ~ Wohre~ fMrfsH Wortnn Hnue Il
TssEeiiJ X Morrisn1Fstsnn ~ '1' "-0"e~
M.1nrav Iohn M1rnh,r T,enn1s Mno,n " .
Mavhnr1~J Nnrfnn nc Mo5re khner
Mayshs iii arksnnMostciiar Fdn,a Msftin NsajK
Nnv+fv i q NnnrH n q Mnr~n Jnkn
Wsthev Jn,,esT Moss Fredk r. Mnnt1 Milss
MnJone Mofley RIA Mnrnhv Mfchse1
Msdiesn Jnhn NuTnh1 1homaa
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M1cEE:in,Eos1ssouu 1E:, n1s.u 11n Iat
MeNMe{ vames MeIaEn sesE 1nos MITea 11H1i rGfes
%1tay 1nasa ~. 11sfTa.T
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LADIES' LIST.

Adams W W mrs
Adams Ann Eliza miss
Adkens 4 tn1s4
Adums Saliva mrs
Abbott Geo B mias 3
Akerly 8 E mrs
Agnew Jane mias
Alley Mary ,
Allen Geo N mrs :
Allen Annie rniAa
Allen Mary mrs
AndeTfon Annie N mrH
Anthoney Mary ] miss
Dabeock NarY E niss
Bailey X ] mrs
Bay1ey Alice miss
Babcnck Drad1unA mrs
Ballard Fannie lIars
Banning L 4 mrs
Bard Rcbeeca mrs
Barber Julia 1niss
Barry Hannah miss ~
. Harrrtte M2KKJ mrs
Daics Nellie T miss
Bonlcn Nancy mrs
Bates II n MIR
Hassett GeorEiana misA
Battles Jennie miss
Denrtislcy Lib mrs
Bcard9ley Susie mrs
Bradley John mrs
Dearaslee Eva mlfs
Bcllington Sarah mrs
Buchef r F mrs
Ueecher miss
Beman e mrs
Bell Jennie E miss
Bentley Mary mr1
Bennett Charles Fl mrs
Benbam John A mrs
Beaumont Alice ultss
Berry Harriet mrs
Bfgrlow Stella miss
BiGford Sarah Jane mr.
Bird Martha A mE1
B{glow Lizzie A miss
Bidd1eeotne Mary r mi
Billings 8 C Nash urs
Blanchard z Hmrs
Blooms Matilda miss
BlncEler Susie miss
Blake Eliza lnEs
BlackInnn J 4 mrs
Roals Charles mrs
Bodley Jcney m,ss
Donney Jane mrs
Bonnry Mary E miss
Boorulan Ruth mfas
Bostwick Francis mrg
Berlin Sadie II
Boone Ellen mrB