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FROM WASHINGTON.
Special Di,ysich to The n. y. Tribune
WASHINGTON. Mondsy. June l2, 1865

Special Disystch to The N y. Tribune
WASHINGTON Mondey. June l2 1866.
RETURNED
Maicr-Gen. Crook returned to-day from 90
days absence and relieved Gen. Davies. commanding
the cavalry corps.
MARRIED.
| The gallant Gen. T.. w. Whitaker, formerly
of the LIST Conn Cavalry, recently married to Miss
TLoodosia Davis of this city
APPOINTED.
Mr.. T. j. Hobbs has been appointed Chief
Disbursing Clerk of the Treasury Department.
GIN. MOWER.
Maicr-Gen. Mover, late commanding the
Twentieth Corps has received 80 days leave Of ob'
scuce at the expiration Of which he will report to Gen.
Sheridan for duty IN his Department. Major DE Grassc
and Capts OReiily and Christensen of his personal
staff accompanied hin.
FLOUR
Bids for furnishing the Subsistence Depart
ment with 5000 barrels Of flour were opened by Capt
Bridges c. S v. ON Saturday, and those ranging from
IS 40 to S. - accepted
GOING TO RICHMOND.
The earnest friends Of the Government arc
more than reOiced at the announcement tonight that
Gen. Alfred H. Terry has left for Richmond to succeed
Gen. Halleck.
THB sTAYTON-Sn ERMAN CONTROVERSY.
A statement is current, believed to be we'll
founded, that in answer to Gen. Shcrman's recent
evidence givon before the Committee the Conduct
of the War; is being prepared at the War Department,
and soon to lie spread before the public
TIE wALDRoN CASE.
Waldron, the Williamsburg Proyost-Marshal,
procured Ill adjournment of his case today till Wednes
day. On account of the absence of his counsel
RESTORED TO COMMAND.
Col. William s \. Fish, formerly Provost
Marshal Of Baltimore who. by court martial had been
dismissed from the service account Of alleged imPro
prie:ies has been restored his full rank with back
pay, by President Johnson who had thoroughly exam
med the aid satisfied Of Col tishs innocence
GOV. PIERPoNT's POLICY.
Much surprise and regret are felt by Union
men here at the time and manner Of Gov. Pierponis
calling together Of the dubious Virginia Legislature
JOHN MITCHEb TO Biz INDICTED.
It seems settled that AL indictment and trial
for treason to be prepared for John Mitchell, now Of
The Ne'o. York Noes.
THE WHITE HOUSE OPEN.
The President authorizes the announcement
that tho Executive Mansion viii be open TO the public
every day except ndays between the hours ofs aud
to all who desire visit the East Room. and that he
will personally receive them for transaction OF public
business, between 10 and B. except on Cabinet days.
Tuesdays and Fridays.
BOSTON AND THE FOURTH OF July.
President johnson aud Cabinet were waited
upon this morning by delegation OF citizens from
Boston for the purpose OF requesting their attendance
at tie coming lh Of july celebration in that city, The
President received lie deIliailon cour;eonsly, but
intmated that bis official duties would be ike. to pro
vent him from acceding TO their wishes
NATIONAL CURRENCY AND THE BANKS
The apporionment of the balance OF Ma,
,ional currency 20 banks las been determined, ana
$50 only remain TO be distributed pro rata TO tho
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National Eouu.
rHiLADELrnIA. Monday. June - 1865

FBLhDTLIIIlA, MOnHAl, 'tHt y Ic'''
Jay Cooke, United States Subscription Agent,
reuoris that the Subscriptions 70 the SeyellbTty loan
ioiay Amounted TO q 81 900 including the fOoSing'
Tirs. National Tank Of Chicago S2O3.laO First Ma
tiopel Bank OF Des Monies. Iowa S9cOovO NaIohi
Exchange Bank OF Pittsbure, sloOcul FIRST Na,ohai
Rank of St Paul $4,000 lint National Iank OF
Eyarsyllc Ind. $4,000. First National Bank Of
GAINESVILLE $4,000; FIRST National Bank OF quincy
M $4,000: G. 4. Putnam & Co.. Iosi"D' siN,"oi
Fisk 4 Hatch New York, s3@l 80; Fourth National
Hant OF New.Yorl, s2CO 00j Ninth National Eank OF
New. YORK :20GC0O. There were l.IHJ ndFiduai
s,,bscrlption. for sums OF so and 500 each.
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FROM THE aOUTH-WEsT.
Cotton--Bhe New-Orlcnns Coiiector-H"-
rnor.d Arrest and Pnroiiing OF Gov
Clark.

CAIRO. Monday, June u. 1853.
The steamer Belle St Louis has 81 bales OF
cotton and ~ hogsheads o. tobacco Tor 81 Louh' inc
steamer Liberty No. has 30 bales Of oouo" i'i
Evansville and Cincinnati. and tie Steamer Atlantic
from Now. Orlean. brings 100 baef for CAIRO ana 81
Louis.
Judge Demosg Collector Of the port Of New'oiieans.
left for that city to-day to enter upon the discharge o
the duties OF bis Office.
1t is reported that Gov. Clarke Of MISSISSIPPI was
arrested o Few days ego but paroied uIiii infthef
orders.
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ARRAY is rHE NAvy-YARo.-An ahra

APFRAY Is THE NAvY-YAR0.-An anfay oc-
roo in tho attached 10 the ioincrs' shop IL the
Navy ard yeste r,uybctwecn Two wOrAlDo nan.
Armstrong and John Voofbics. The latter, ns s'.eu
sac something m disparagencDt of ATmsunly W.
whereuron the latter seized cant-hook ana suuch
yoorfss in the head, knocking HIM down ana a. M
Legged beating hun while down. The Injuries inicieu
ape b. VI very serious character COnsidei
excitement was caused, and large crowds cOlccteu
about the Navy gate to ascertain the state OF az
fairs NJ. VOORHEES, convey 10 the City Hospital
aud Armstrong was arrested and locked ny W tno
kQyty second Precinct Police.
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The wgsrcnEsrER COUNTY DEFALcATIoX

T'uy WgsrcuEsTER COUNTY DEGRADATION
CAsg-On Wednesday Last the jury in the case Of me
ennervso,s Of westcbester County against Henry VII
1a,. late couutv T,easu,er and The securities upon biz
bond reI dered a verdict without leaving tHer scar
for $50 OD0 the full penalty Of the bond bong te
amount If the dedication ard interest Inc IuTy "'
s,nck inv and the ease was tried with great care by
rdt,e barnard Of the Second District The boudsmciI
on whom the whole loss viii fan are: Gilbert Ionp-
lins John Haviland William q. Hayilald, Aaron
g. Hayiand Caleb Marine. Hare, Huests
Jacob Hunt, Elisha Crawford Robert X. Oas
ley James HatIeu all D.llsn i.,ou. Efforts were
made nv the counsel for defendants 10 delay luCg-
inert until the case could be heard appeal, but
Justice barnard declined be supervisors were repre-
scented the trisl by their coarSe! Calvin Frost Of
defendapts by James T.. Brady, j. ". Tompkins,
Messrs. Mills Il Cochran. j. j. Clepp and L. Wells.
ALBANY Argus, June IL.
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What could drag through their usual reticcnce
showed me they were generally posted news" This
~as An actual sally by one but few weeks fiom Rich
nord.
DO yoa want the accurate measurement Of any neigh
boris Unionsm' Go to his colored neighbor ard you
vii get II; Do yon want the boundary lines Of that large
plantation whose periphery is as crooked as ryerl
Here are three darkies who vii show Won every inch
Of it. Whose cattle ore those in The road Adam will
tell you, though they belong three miles of Put let
one OF them owe white a. sum Of money and Union
soldier rides up and takes large shoat OF two Of Them
worth twice payment and ru,hlessiy carries them
Oft it is then the poor being is mute and looks bewil
dercd And we'll lie may tie Peninsula and especially
under Cen. Ords administration A mcaner. more
miscievcus General don't often hold large command
Ee fills the Offices in Lis g.ft with the most prosavery
type. and then personally descends 10 petty neannesses
himself that mono of them will stoop "a. Thousands on
thousands Of dollars hos The Government lost or "l
lose by his operations since he suprlanted the noble
Butler All the missions and al ant-Sla'efy men, so
far as know acknowledge .he sane thing.
But there is proof yet TO be added of the negros
ftaess to vote. Though the subtlcs o. all webs was
woven by the skiliul systemaii ing diplomats of the
ConfeJoracy blind the eyes Of Poo7 WI les and Mig
cers ns to the true points Issue in The great past
cunte and which did its work wei with Poor Whites
save where some great leader led them out vet with
out leader with the rcpnsiOns of two yesrs of the
war in the deepest recesses of Keheidom, the light Of
fTh and facts TO the salient points Of the struggle
shining clear the Ne,ro's mind, aud he was the
Union friend. Ii is enough. Such sagacity viii lead
then to vote right.
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Governor OF Penn .Iysnia

THE MURDER ~ BROOKLyy.-The myestlga-
ton u,s continued yesterday afternoon into th' CIR
oumstsnces Of the death of Antonio Dcodai. WI was
found murdered IA the woods near The bfooA}h ''F
line on the nth uli Thrcc wiile-cs were examined
named Gcatano Iccchero. Narlrio Coz strc ana
yncenyl Coclo. Thee. with four or hve otLefs were
arrested on the charge OF cOMpdeili siu
~. r.urGer The evidence elected has in!rc
IN every particular to connect taem. even IN nc
romoiest degree. H!ih tie tragedy. They m" All
hard working men. wAich their aiPfahoo
.Lurd,n,l, Indicates the evidence heretofore
taken sua cicniy prOyes being mostly shocuHf crs and
bafbcry and .evcfal ~ n er bat recent INN rants ~
the country and not understanding word oi En.iish
Coroner I,uch w.. 20 Wen convinced OF TINS Loot
evening ai he ordered three q; them named Ninecnz'
Cocio NnzArio GasDc.tge and Bsr,eio Sayo to be 10
lraicd and Promised TIC others tn f'iet. mem NJ @
"a -, .cr. examined as wl,uosss Tho police how
ever lboriny uador the mrossi0n that having beer
arrested they must BE- guilty Of thing. retained
tLo,. discharged by tie Coroner IN .u, custody ana
took them New York for examination ON the charge
Of CONTRIBUTING.
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TaR SONS OF TEMPERANCg IN our City will have
3 great demonstration at Cooper lns1itUte this
evening at which Hon. 5. l.. TILLEY OF New
Brunswick, Gen. SAML +. CAEY Of Ohio, and
Rev. T. l.. CUYLKR of Brooklyn will speak. Those
who ike good speaking will find this gathering to
fIer mind
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yfARlstE D.

Madison ~ J.. on "Wednesday, 9Th
,s, nv The Rev Albert Msnie Benisuin Crane fster.
son j. To Miss sarah j. boxer OF the former place.
MAyNkRp-ATKIN--M -. BartholomewTs Church on
Monday afternoon, Juno Il. by the Rev samue Cooke, d.:
D. George william Maynard 70 Miss Fannie Akin, all Of
this city
CUSHING--On Thursdsy, June 0, at the resi-
Jsnoa Of brides father BY tho Rev C. g. Everett, j.
Henry Tayls Of Lrxinston hlss. Bunda T.. shter
Of tho iier. 1iecpltu, Gushing Of Nmt-rPou, Die.
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AdveuissmenLl
TDR slYHBsAL tLOTIES-W RINGES,

l'ricn reGucad I'll ~ on ench Il,.
II canuti b.top hi -hlN recommended - soon hoh'
iuann. Fait,r \. l. Tribune Agricultural DoptL o.,
I'VE thluL ihc machine more than pDy' i"f ilf..
eyery yelr W the saving At garments We cirTiu,i u
Important Tia, tho WRlNGEE be hlied with to"s -
ltlrnn.o judi Ed. American a "a icuiinrist.
send Tor lusir tied circu'lr ana terms 20 can is,H
H. G. BnowsiNG. No. IA BrOadway, y. A.
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WOMAN goUND iNsESsIDLE.-A woman, name
unknowu was found IN tie south cr! house last even
,uy ia "A hats al in.ebsDlff. SAc Conveyed 10 tlc
Long Island College Hospital. The WOMAN bad brown
nnir blue eye. aud 10 about - !ens Of age. sue hhh
ON A bltcA and who cA,ck dfcsA. b.ack and uAp'
Maid woolen shawl. and -tfa" hat trimmed T!il black
ribbon 1bo handkerchief WAS marked with tie in't.ss
Of
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TRIiack,s Tbestcr.

Summer theatrical seasons are usually the
most doubtful and dangerous Of experiments Their
success is always probematioal TIER failure in nine
cases out Of ten, is foregone conclusion We there
fore hail with the satisfaction Of new sensation the
opening Of Summer season which promises. at the
gerry outset to fulfill every dramatic condition that the
most exigent public demand the most eIpeetant
of managers could desire The first performance OF the
allaok and Davenport Combination" last evening"
ut Attacks Tbe,ter, success OF the raresi ana
most gratifying character The ateuess Of the hour at
which it closed prevents as from giving 1t 'hat iui'
pttept,on which il merits, and which We hope 10
take an early opportunity OF Desio"ng tIoh IT,
We can only say that the play. "The Iron
Mask was represented with vigor truthfGiness and
thoroush appreciation Of the highest requirements OF
theatrical art which we have seldom equaed upon
any stage The important characters were, without
execution ell represented-those Of the devoted hocn'
fort by Mr. J.. J.. Davenport, aud OF HoItense de
p;eruont by Mis- Eytinge, admirably 30. And Us
reyaro tte chief and central figure Of the drama the
-nvsterous hero of the Iron Musk personaied by Mr.
James w wallack. have no words but those oil IN
oualifed praise TO offer We cannot recall nore hone
and touching Characterization. In the oaShhe
buoyancy Of the earlier scenes and IN the tragic grle
and gloom Of the closing scenes was ake oi'uhe hAeo
Nv thorough grace. sincerity. and deep ieehng
The audieuce Yves constantly aroused TO earnestdeno
stra.ior; of sympathy and APPRECIATION. SpeaKhe
CRITICALLY we are bound 10 say that Mr. Wnlacks per
formsnce was not wholly free from those occasiona
dstas;eful monnerisns which have come 10 Us ldehl
FED with hs STYLE Of acting but are also glad Il
record Of it, as a whole, that 1t stands iar aDo'e @h'
bevopd apy effort of @ similar order with which th'
Eew.York stage has made us acquainted II IS Sc
nearly perfect that forget the casual bemShes lh
play will be repeated every evening until further notice
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FIJI. OygRBoARD.--As an unknown msnwas
citing on the bow Of tie Hoboen ferryboot Morris
town op trip over last evening he fell overheard and
was drowned. he boat IVES stopped ana ever! e'"fi
made 10 save him, bat In paia.
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Gpccial Neiitcs.

TruYe'ers' Clu5 The Tmvelers' Cub House, no, J
West togrt-.nfi corner Of tiiLase vii ue opeIet fx
the use OF mefube1s aud sft.I WEDNESDAY EVEN
IN O. June H. 800 Gentle desiring % become L1eioe"
eau apply 20 d.. Secreisfy for Information.
EDWARD T.. DUNBAR. Prssid,nt
MYTH CLARK Secretary.
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STRAWBERRY sHow.-The great strawberry
show Of the Horticultural Association OF the America"
Institute will be open 10 the public at thef rooms NOS
1eock and continue open until Tomorrow al o'clock
y. n, when II win close. . a., Co..
Prof Huntslnan viii deliver u lecture on The straw
berry this evening at : o'clock
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COLUMBIA CoLIEGR.-The examinations Oh
the Senior Class at Columbia having concluded WIN
their "csss day" on Saturday last the examinations Of
the lower classes continue this week. On Monday and
Tuesday 10Th aud 9th inst. tie examinations Tor sd
,n,.,on take rJace and on Wednesday the 18th comes
,tbc animal Commencement at tie Academy Of Music
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tAdvertisemcrtt

viilcai Spcctaclcq, Doctor Or Medicines. Pan,phu'
tnaiI,,l 20 on receipt ~ Ten cents Address. r. D.
FoorR NJ H., No. ]. $50 i;roadwag. New-Yofk.
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KINGS COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT luesuay >
80. 80 81 81. 70 a. 81, ~. 81. a.
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IAiycni,eIao II

JEFF ps, No 57:' Broadway, is the best piece
,o uy adins and Chdron's Uoots Shoes and Bathihs
S,oss lie 10 seing At nhoat onehsflee; veal pfces
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Benedict's Time ;.

No. III BROADWAY, COR. CoURpLaNDr'Sr
NEW-YORE.
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Mrs. :. 4. ALLEYS WORLDS HAIR RfSr0RER
and DasNo the people appreciate them in this conr.ry and
Egfopc. Sod by ~ DIrg-l-ts.
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The GBSTLg Sgx.--Ladcs OF weak and
sillv constitution. should the rIoKRz sE LFs R2Ju
vrSAToE twin make you strong. healthy and haFpy re-
move oil pondeney and restore the bloom Of h'ni to the
.ickly ard wasted clcwoin faoe-5 pr bottle. Sod oy
drtgsi.;s. DEPOT. - DrJ 81
Mrs. :. 4. ALLEYS WORLDS HAIR RBSToRRR
AMI DngsSG for restoring iuyirorang aud b.aulins TIE
nh. Sold hy Oh DIus.las
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TO SOLDIERS.
AMERICAN (WALTHAM WATCHES.
BENEDICT BROTHERS.

Keepers tie City Time, eri gents for the sale 81 tbs
American tWhl.hsull Watches,
No. III Broadway, cor. Courlsndtst.
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Manhattan Piarc Co.
HIRAM YOUNG.
MANUFACTURER OF Plated NAgg,
Ne. ~ JOHN ST

Ofers hi large and varied o, PLA FED WARE
ccnsi TING IN part Of ICE flpChGrS TEA SETS uRN-
CASTERS, CAKE BASKETS, SrOOss gsl FORKS a
greatly reduced prices
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NATIONAL CURRENCY AND THE BANKS.

The apportionment of the balance OF Ma.
,ional currency 20 banks las been determined, ana
only remain be distributed pro rata 10 the
various States.
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BOSTON AND THE FOURTH OF JULY.

President johnson aud Cabinet were waited
upon this morning by delegation Of citizens from
Boston for the purpose Of requesting their attendance
at tie coming lh Of July celebration IN that city, The
President received lie deIliaion cour;eousy' but
intmated that bis official duties would be likely to pro
vent him from accedng 10 their wishes.
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Prices Grrntly Rcdncei.

= = I'M ' lIIIIfl NJ
4. -. BAI.DWI>'S, N,s. 10 ani1s BoWEhY.
~. rlcst a.rof'n, 10 tlc ,it, Bcttes .ycs
- NM. lrs,.
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Mrs :. 1. ALIENS WORLDS HAIR RgsTonEe
and DRyssiX0 act up, the producing inId ~ IN and
new lite. SOLD ~ al Ururrfs.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-03-23

I Love is like the devil, because it torments;
like heaven, because it wraps the soul in
bliss; like salt, because it is relishing; like
pepper, because it often sets on fire; like
sugar, because 1t is sweet like a rope, be-
cause it is often the death of man; like q
prison, because it makes man miserable;
like wine, because it makes US happy, like
aman, because he is here to-day, and gone
tomorrow; like woman, because there Is
no getting rid of her; like ship, because
it guides one to the wished tor'port; like a
Wfll-o'-t -th'-wisp, because 1t often leads one
into bog; like q fierce courser, because it
often runs sway with one; like the bite Of d
mad dog, or like the kiss of pretty wo-
man, because they both make a man run
mad; like q goose, because it is silly; like a
rabbit, Becaiise there is nothing like it.. In
a word, Il Is like a ghost, because 1t is like
every thing and like nothing; often talked
about, but never seen, touched nor under
stood --.-----ais -.--
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Correct Speaking.

We would advise all young people to ac-
quire, in early life, the habit of correct
speaking and writing; and to abandon as
early as possible, any use of slang words
and phrases. The longer you live the more
guage will be; and if the golden age of
youth, the proper season for the acquisi-
tion of language, be passed III its abuse,
the unfortunate victim, if neglected, is very
properly, doomed to talk slang for life.
Money is not necessary to procure this ed
ucation. Every man has it in his power.
He has merely to use the language which
he reads, instead of the slang which he
hears; to form his taste from the best speak
ers and poets in the country; to treasure up
choice phrases in his memory, and habituate
himself to their use, avoiding at the same
time that pedantic precision and bombast
which show the weakness Of vain ambition
rather than the polish of an educated mind.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-03-23
GEO. DEMERIT & CO.,
THE FOLLOWING SPLENDID LIST OF 4, -s-
Watches, Chains, Gold Pens & PEN 81
ellis, &c., worth $500,000, .' ntt

To be sold at ONE DOLLAR each, without re-
gard TO value, and not to be paid until you know
what you willreceve. -. 4..-,t Al -.se o.. .,,
100 Gold Hunting Cases Watches . each 800 90
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August Dumont, Government Contrac-
tor of indianapolis, recently sent: to the
Ohio penitentiary for one year for defraud-
ing the Government has been pardoned by
President Lincoln.-Ohio State Journal. ai
In the same prison Is man from, Cler,
mont county, who, while intoxicated, said
he was in favor of JEFF. Davis, and is sem
fenced to remain there while the war lasts.
The President pardons the thief but has no
mercy for the poor devil who, when drunk,
seemed to have a better opinion Of JEFF. than
of Abe. Fremont Messenger a.s ta ,6
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-03-23

Tho above Companies having appointed JOSEPH
DOWDALL their Agent TO issue Policies In Co.
iumbus, respectfully solicit the patronage Of the
''''''D'' J. A. REA, Secretary.
THOMAS ARNOLD, Solicitor. SOL g.
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-tt--s a0FFIOBRH = :stsfl-trrtErif
OLIVER Il. WOOD, President.
JAMES CRUIKSHANK Vice President. y. >. SsN
CHARLESJ. MARTIN, Treasurer. A
JAMES WADSW ORTIZ. Secretary. laq on0c
L. r. BLACKWELL, Consulting Engineer andT
General Superintendent. rss a. saso-a
fr-.elar en- TRUSTEES: q al sEoof
PAUL. N. SPOFF0RD, Of Spoford, Tileson 4 =,
Co., NY. a"N'N.
CHARLEsJ. MARTIN. President Homo Insure
ance Co.. Y. 1sDA A-3 sadU sf
Hon. ROGER AvERILI.. Danbury. Conn, 3dai9m
Hon. ALBERTZ. CATLIN, Burlington. Vt. r,ig
JAMES CRUIKSHANK. IS Broadway, N. Y. ,e
OLIVER Il. WOOD. 90 Barclay street, N. Y. t-4'y
JAMES WADSWORTH, Of James wadsworth .
q Co., 81 Cedar street. N. Y. ar aiiiH
JOHN W. STRONG, Detroit. Mich. M t-s74r
EDWARD M. MORGAN, 2 Pine street, N. Y. .,g