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About $3.50 OF the sum subscribed has
been collected, and it is earnestly hoped that
tbe balance VIII be paid in without delay,
a. the sum Of $500 is needed on hand, 70
secure the committee in the arrangements
Necessary 20 be made. Applications for
membership VIII De received by any member
Of tic Board Of Managers. Application
mu-. Dc 20 writing and accompanied by the
admission zee u 3. 1t is needless to urge
upon our citizens TIE need Of a gymnasium
and tic advantage TO be derived from it IN
this city. We hope that the enterprise will
be prosecuted with energy to successful
compil,ioc.
NA-5S-.-At the Convention Of Burling-
tom Council No. 5. r. IS : NJ, on Wednes-
day evening the following officers were
chosen
G.. ". Wolih5lse. I. G.. VI,
". X. Taft. r. g. NJ
O. Cole. T. O.. NJ.
t. vs.. RlHv. Treasurer.
WI. s. WliJcJmb, 5 c-ct4ry.
j.. S. En. Principal C0nd.
Z A. J.wcJ-. Capt. Guard.
A.taa meeting Of Burlington Chapter So.
3. R.A. H.. The 6.I9wiu. officers were
chosen.
ga. J-w-tl, II. p.
&. w.. WuJiIlu-e, Is.
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While the Committees were out. Hon
RUFUs F. ANDREWS Of New York, who was
present, was called out for speech. He
rose amid hearty applause.
SPEECH OF HON. R. T. ANDREWS.
Mr Andrews alluded to some of the noticeable
events of the two years which had passed since be
last addressed Republican Convention in this
city to the death Of Pres. Lincoln by whose
dying bedside the speaker had stood; to the high
hope with which the County received Mr.. John
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Ghe 6ree Press.
GEO. ". & G.. 6. BEN EDICT.
EDITORS AID PEoPRK1cEs-
FRIpAY MORNING sErTEBER p. Isec
THE WEEKLY TRIE PRES

The IURLIsGToS W-lELY FalE Pass is jul
lshed every Friday morning, AMI contains tL'
latest news; reports O.. Boston markets and Cam
bridge Cattle Marke; fan STATE, County and local
Intelligence well selected Miscellany, sc-. Sc
>ecare an outlay VIII he spare % make j.; a F1
issle, interesting ana v-'alile f--nii5 journal
The circulation o. the FR 3 Pass exceeds tn
ofany paper ia the region, aud .i -. therefor ai
unrivalled medium fas alrl--issrs.
We desire T. give additional attention O. '-- Pa
ell nsss Of the various teras To tiis AMI a '.ai1
Counties, in which cur weekly -.ll numerous eir
culation. and shall esteem IT, favor 10 our Yea er
will forward u ans items % interest.
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whose record has no such stain. Free Press,

whose record has no such stain. Pre- Press,
Sept l7h, 1866.
The cool impertinence. not 20 say impudence,
Of the above would have looked rather queer in
the Free Press q few years ago. As you feel
rather sore about having papers from out the
District say anything on this subject, perhaps
you will allow me to speak Of it through your
columns. 1t seems you now find that there are
" many worthy Baxter men" Not long ago
you deemed them "all knaves and fools" But
should like to know where you get your infor-
nation concerning the change in the opinions Of
Baxter men," VIII you mention the names
OF a few Of them? will venture the opinion
that you DO not know of single case where
man who supported Mr.. Baxter in this last cleo
ton has now " reached the conclusion that he
would prefer another candidate You talk
about charges established by witnesses and cor
roborated by Mr.. Baxter's letters, when you
know that the statements Of your witnesses nave
already been &c varied SIS to resemble IN colors a
State Prison dress. and as for the letters, they
forcibly remind one Of the letters on which Pick
wick was to he condemned for triaing with the
afectlgs Of lady" Chops and tomato sauce"
- Heavens, Gentlemen sc.
TRASUs.
The impudcnce Of the above communica-
ton would be good ground for refusal to
publish it. As the writer, however, prob
ably offered 1t and made it purposely often
sive in IL tone, in order that It might be rc-
jected, and thus give occasion for repcti-
ton Of tie f.lsehood already assiduously
circulated. that the FREE Pass would allow
hearing to but one side in its columns, We
not only give it place, but dignity it by a
a reply so far as to say that the FREE
Press never called Mr.. Baxter's supporter:
..an knayes or fools, and the writer doubt
less knows II that in stating that many
voted for Mr.. Baxter reluctantly and would
prefer another candidate. we only mentioned
a notorious fact and that the effort vii
be a VAIN one to laugh of " .he effect o.
the developments in the Storrs' case. The
testimony of the three witnesses Is clear
consistent, direct and unimpeached, and Mr.
Baxter letters, land by the side OF that eyi
dence. afford confirmation strong as holI
writ to every unpreiudiced Judge
There are none 80 blind as those that won
see, and undoubtedly the excitement Of t.,
canvass has prevented many a worthy NAL
from exercising his honest Judgment on tina
transaction. The truth viii make its wa,
I in time, however.
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Jack Bannister, plaising the hosp .--.
the Irish, after ms return ron on E.
trips to the sister kingdom, was ass, ~ ,-,.
had been n Cork. ono, Fep!lsI =.
aba. saw 4 great many dya'eiHy' %
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g VI ny worthy Baxter man en- q little
cooler reflection Las be5u obliged 70 oEn TO him.
sell iha; tie public has obtained nothing ap-
preaching reiutation Of the serious charge
against M Baxter, established by the tcstI-
mony Of three unimpesehed witnesses and cor
robora;ed BY his own letters, and has reached
the conclusion that he would prefer candidate
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-09-21

GEN. GEASr AND TIE PRESIDENTIAL TOUR.
The true relation of Gen. Grant TO the re.
cent Presidential tour. is thus sufficiently in
t.ua.ci in a public le;,.. written by him b.
fore hclcft Washington. viz:
'Hfo.g tt5 f.5.. o. El Proi3r1t Hlt !
.'1rlt -re.H ID. 0. bis trip 90 Chicago.
which ri Keep me- absent from this city until
ster r-a l"-h ot September. 7 VIII DC, he able
90 BE ~. mt Cu tie occasion q the Inauguration
os -hs .1.1. lf Washington ut the Military In
=.itgta .f Fir-5l.-'
t e.ua- nl.nt of ttc Chicago T-7ue.
WHO gives correct version OF Gen. Gran.- $
Remarks 60 sf.H wLoT proposed to give him a
demonstrations g., Cnc.nrati-whioh. BY the
way were o.aehal in DO such a5rurtand IN
civil -,-ns as these which got into print
adds the following
"Tra General added t,.1t lie had accompanied
iha P--siilltll party al the Presidents request
that be lad ahstainli equally from declaring
bis own fo.itca. sentiments, or authorizing any
h.l-'c,=l O. 30 ST.. lie SAIL that neither Mr.
Seward nor amy other person could commit him
60 any So, lt political Oriui0us-that he was an
Dyed @. The successive attempts which have
e made by yard AID others. 70 announce
q de People along tie roli THAI his political
views r--s 30 harmony with those q Nj John
.--. I inquired whether It was true that be
bal attended the interview between the Fhila-
ltiriis c r.,al.1l Committee and the President
UPON IFS OWL motion. He replied OF course
l.-. Tia, being purely political gathering. It
r.-5 none @. my business. was there at the
r5 u1=t Of the President. and all attempts 20 at
,aca 2 political significance to my rrls-ace are
uuWarrantei and impairment
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- r--- r---;--:ll- =
III "a 'I1 i-'-'47' 1l'e JOLT
.--' o--- I'd '-o -''--'n. 3 ''i'oi 81 I'F'eF
--' '-- o-.--- 9'a'.'' is l'c'inins di'sls'e'
'- ''- ----- 90 '-s men VINO -lc 10" tl'
.--7 % -1 ~l-'l---= 90 'i'I' Inc Jo'TNa
-'Aai@'
surely t-cco s nothing IN all human history
IKE the present condition Of political affair:
ai-.ag Us. Never before was there case where
men rete-a1 against their Government, stroyC
su3's'' AMI shatier H. JAILED IN their efforts,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-09-21

Reconstruction Committee. and his reward
was promotion from Captain to Lieutenant
Colonel. Next TO GuS;ar comes Gen. Winters OF
Ohio, Assessor of Internal Revenue; Gen.
S'eeiman. an aspirant for the War Desk at
Washington; Lev Campbell. the regular Min
lister 20 Mexico, who has been taking care Of his
ccuH.ry's interest by staying in Ohio and at
tending johnson Conventions: Gen Este, Sec
refary of rhe Territory Of New Mexico; Col
Scott o. Kentucky, man trying TO get gen
ersl contrast; Gen. LOOMS, an Internal Reye-
rue Cole1t0r in Michigan; Col. Zulich, Collec
tcr ~ New Jersey; Gordon Granger. who wants
10 be made . Regular Brigad.er, or Collector
ol some port; Gen. Rousseau, the man who
c4ueI iIttle Griunel!; Lis second, Col. Penne-
hacker, the maa who supported Rousseau in
his attack 90 GrinEell, by lying in the rear
armcl 20 the teeth; Gen Meredith, johnson
candidate az Congress and hero Of the Rous-
>.su stflfc. having Cuce csnei Cong essman
Ju'.l fr illulEing in tree speech; Durbin
Wand, the h mocratic candidate for Congress IN
E-.i.ll. -h-m's Cld District; and a score Of
others Tl3 hold Offices or want to hold them.
oa -aa a--eua.ing Of the convention Gen.
g.' vas called temporarily 10 the chair. lie
made teW Tsulr1s on the principles which
l-t caleb t-l council together. He said that
tie brave we're ever generous. We had had
Har enough = committee on permanent or
-ll.zltla. consisting of che from each State
a4, then aqp. .n;cL While awaiting the report
of ti- committee Gen. Ih0mls Ewing OF Kansas
addressed the convention az considerable length.
Iae convention then aij0uruci until ten O'Clock
tl- u.raiu- 90 await the arrival Of other dele
cations. lH ihe meeting o. the committee on
leTusrC-t Organization, Gen. Granger was
chosen rerm.ueut President by Q Close ballot
against Gen. S-.rlual, LIS majority over the
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iH- -4i,eals are quoting and cheering Yer
--,t 10 thci- usual extryagaut style But
WLa- are lsc.s Here Is the vote

One county. Grand Isle, IS lot reported. Last
I year T. gave leo maj lrIry foI Dillingham;.
Tue Conservative gain is EIGHT THOUSAND
/ FIVE HUNDRED VOTES Unless the Radi-
Gals !ork sharply, Tie State will, at smother tn
! al, produce something better than "irool -
Boston Pc 2
TIE Pos cannot DO sum in simple sub
traction thong 1t en- !alsify outrageous
IT, Tie difference between Sc 600 and To-
900 is hrafy thousand. Where's your
"Cla-e-vadve' gan But the Post tries
nezl day to correct Its evident b.uuder ID
figures and how 1t quietly sub.lacts
10000 from Dlliaslam's vose, 60 as to
leave the great Conservative gains as be-
FIRE, and ropubiishes the absurd statement.
VIII the Post take notice that the Repub-
loln majority this year is $4,000, and the
republican gain COCO Dayeuport's vote
VIII not reach L, GOO instead of beng l6 900.
We recommend the Post whenever it can
cipho only ten thousand Republican
maj u-y b. Vermont. TO take for granted
therc J. melting wrong ia ITS arithmetic.
and Teyi DO f-ales
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FIRST Regiment Gen John " Plelps.
Lt-Col I Washburn, Lt-Col y W Rip
ley.
Secoad Regimeat.-Col As Tracy, PIP
Pitkin, 1t Chas NJ Bliss
Third Regmenf-Lt-Col I o Soaver, 1t
Col Samuel E Pingree, Surgeon Henry James
Capt Wm \ Pierce, 1t Fred Crane.
Fourth Regiment.-Breve, Brig-Gen Geo
K Foster, Lt-Col Stephen NJ Plngree, Mai
John Pratt, Capt 4 X Nichols.
Eth Regiment.-Cap. Myron Dudley.
Capt Fred F Gleason, Sergt Lueius Bigelow.
SizM Regiment.-Lt-Col WIND Sporry.
Capt Henry Bushnell, Capt All Keith.
Capt N W Davis, Surgeon Phillips, Capt L
5 Williams.
SeUenth Regiment.-Col VIM Ho!brook.
capt 4 \ Morse. Capt B Kilburn. Capt
Riley b Stearns. 1t VIM L Harris.
Eighth archaeological Stephen
Thomas, Col John Mead, Lt-Col A B I
franklin, Capt Samuel W Shattuek, Cant
Edward Dewey. Il Fred Z Smith.
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learn That Che a5u lm Likely Zee 90
go INTO operation Joe formation DBL. ,hc
1ymuasac Is nI.a. has already boon en-
n7uneel tY us. Ata meeting of Gle SUBJ
ser'htr= held Aug ola committee aas ar-
pointed to prepare q constitution md By
La~s. This committee reported Aug. 9th.
and tie following oae-s vora tn elected
Presiaeai-HpRr Loows.
,..e flss'as e w. PsoS.
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-.c Atlantic cables work fuely. and
lt is -.it -llt the cable tolls will soon De re-
dac.j .-e half
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Ocean Steamers.

nor CALIFORNIA via NICARAGUA
First Cisss second Class Third Clsu
Al: 4 to NI5O. siO9. $50.
THROUGH TO SAN FRANCISCO.
THE CENTRAL AMERICAN TRANSIT COMPANY
baviss placed fine steamboat LAKE NICARAGUA
PR0dPT AID RELIABLE TRANSIT,
will dispatch the fast aud eegaut steamship
SANTIAGO DE- CUBA,
JERRY II. SMITH, esq. Commander,
TUESDAY, February 90 at noon from Pier No 49, Norh
River foot Of Warren st., ct the above
EXTRAORDINARY LOW PRICES.
For passage apply Gerry ~ ns or In person, at No. III
D. N cARRrNGToN. Ascn.
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TO points where the crops win find their way 70
market not On quick and expensive railways, but
by slow and cheap water routes. These facts In
regard to the prospects Of the agricultural interest
will soon press themselves upon the notice OF trades
everywhere, aud those who owe the least Will find
themselves safest as this restoration to natural
prices goes on.
There is, evidently, some uneasiness on the
part Of the English people at the growing
popularity of our Government bonds, and it ia now
the effort of The London Times to throw distrust
upon them, to check, if possible, the flow of capital
into them. The high rates of interest may, for q
time, limit investment in American securities; but
we apprehend no more than temporary falling off
in the demand. Fortunately, We do not depend
upon foreign investment, and If foreigners
do not want them, We can take care
Of them at home. The increased rate of
discount in England is matter of i'm
portance, however, in the consideration of our
own money market. Eight per cent in gold in
England is high price for money, reduced to q
currency valuation here, and will no doubt act upon
rates in Wall-st., and perhaps stimulate gold ex-
ports but the result will tend to advance the price
of gold rather than to create any scarcity of cur.
rcncy until the volume Of the currency begins
to be reduced. If gold advances, Government Sc
curties pay higher rate of interest in currency to
the home investor, and those securities take still
higher rank compared with other stocks, not only
on the ground of safety but of productiveness.
Freights are quiet, but rates are without change;
the engagements to Liverpool IA, OOO bush.
at SID.
The business OF the Sub-Treasury was: Receipts
$2,3l0,l72 37-for Customs, $60S,0O0; Payments
$3,l0l,229 79-on account of Loan, $iS6,
Balance, O6lS %; Coin Certificates, 500, 800
At meeting of the Trustees of the Metropolitan
Savings Bank, Isaac T. Smith, esq, was unani-
mously elected President, vice Mr.. Stillman, de-
ceased.
The North. Western Road earned the third week in
January:
1865 si36 367 40 1sG6 .sll57lo % Dec. .soc657 90
The returns of the Bank of England for the week
ending Jan. TO- compare with the statement Of the
previous week az follows;
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OFFICE OF TIE ATLANTIC MurrAL Insurance. Co..
kEv-foHK, Jan. "a. 1865. .
VNHE TRUSTEES. in conformity to the
Charter Of the Company, submit the following STATE
MENT OF lite Affairs on the Dist December, 1855:
Premiums received Marine Risks, FROM LIST
January, 1863 to 3lst December 1865 IS 800 lt6 90
Premiums Policies marked Of lat January, ~
2oss24 u
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---lupOrta-@@ -Expors.-----
1864. 1865. 1854. s65.
Gold fl7ee,29 al3es6.24 Ella, i27. 702 81. 702 34l
SiYer e95i,si2 $685. 9 629, $50 1884 45l
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DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY''


DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY"
L THROUGH LINE TO CALIFORNIA,
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAIL,
leave Pier No ~ North River foot Of Cana Of II oeos
the ls lh and 2st Of every mouth lexre ~hre
those dates fall Sunday and then the precrds Sat-
dsyL for ASPINWALL, conrtctin via Panama ReilwsJ,
with of the Companys stesius dps from Panama i'f
SAN FRANCISCO, tourIing at ACAPULCO
FEBRUARY
lt-HENRY CHAUNCEY connecting with COLORADO
l0th-ATLANTIC. connecting with SACRAMENTO
3lst-NEW-YOkK. CONNECTING with CONSTITUTION
Departures of Let and 2s connect at Panama with steamers
for. SOUTH PACIFIC PORTS. LIST aud nth for GIN.
TRIAL AMERICAN PORTS. Those Of the lot touch ~
MANZANILLO. L 49,
THROUGH PASSAGE RATES. IN CURRENCY
frat Csbin. Second Cabin Steera1r.
$500 $500 500
discount Of ONE QUARTER on steamers rates will by
allowed to Second Cson and steersge passenger,
panied by their families
Baggage checd through. One Hundred Pounds allowed
each adult
An rIp~rieneed Surgeon board Medicines and stna
free.
For Passage Tickets further Information apply 81 The
Companys Ticket Office, the Wharf loot Of Cana! Ft
f. w, @, BELLOWS Agent
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. OryroE OF WELLS. FARGO s. Co,
NEW YORK AND CALIyoRSIA EXPRESS AND ExcHANGs Co..
No 81 BROADWAY. NYw.ioRZ W
CLIPPERS OF FREIGHT to the PACIFIC
COAST will please tak notice that having been apponiea
FREIGHT AGENTS PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP Co.,
are prepared 30 receive FREGHrS for California Dr,-
gop, Sevads Washington Territory, Sandwich Islands, Gem
irsl America and " est Coast South America $500
For apply office, No. "a Broadway or htiga
Office on dock foot Of Cans.si.
Steamers will sail ls 18th and 2l, Of each month"; hoss
dates falling Sunday preceding Saturday.
No slow freis h received on day OF soi ing.
Freight must be delivered on dock foot Of Canalst.
Bills of lsdng will be Issued ct No 81 Broadway
Our usual package express. will be sent by each steamer ans
will close at 10 a. m. on cd Ing day.
Our letter bags will close at ny a.
For convenience of town customers letter bass WIZ
be kept the Metropolitan Hotel aud the dock foot "
Canast.
Our ranked envelopes will bs sale the Office Of ths
Hotel and Offices, No. 81 Broadway and CGna!ss-
dock.
spet, y
'sis,t Fac. .bse On San francisco for ssie.
Teieerpsie tesrsI Of money made to all points reached
by tha wires ON Wrs: Coast.
California Coupons bought at best rates
FARGO A.
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bba Western At e4oSt4. Cut Meats are fairly active
and steady sales Of equal 70 go pkgs ct for
con IL in better demand and frmer sales Of COO boxes
Cumberland Cut st l59i5ic. spot and Is do seller
Februsry 50 boxes Short ceor at Ito on spot; $50 do
Shortribbed at lsc, 70 arrive and about 200 boxes
Cumberland Cut on spot and seller February on private
terms Dressed Hogs dun and close heavy We quote
at i2 9l2lc for Western and 3a for City outside
sarS, sy IN the day 1 LsS dull and lover ss'
l6ieic. for City, I7al7ic for Western, aud Job lots
A. ls,. sales also Of 800 pkgs. seller February ct
AFTERNOON PROVISION Market 81 O'CLOCK -Port
wss dull: ss!es Of so bbs New Mess ct e2s IS: no
sales for the future; e2s IS is bid seller February
PEfROLEGM-The market is moderately active.
bur prices are easier sales of 500 bbs Crude at $50
32ic. 1000 bbls. Crude for February delivery at 32c
Refined are dull sales Of $50 bbs. Prime White at
RICE-The market Ia quiet, and prices remain nomi.
nal
and have only to report 100 hbds part fair refining
ut i03c.. which is to below yesterday. Refined are
heavy and quoted noninally at abont III l7ic for
Hards. BY auction 90 casks Dutch Crushed at l5i
Isle. net, cash.
sEEDs-The demand Is fair for Clover Seed at $50
lfio Timothy Seed is selling at - - 62i busheL
Rough Flax Seed Is quiet at 81 eO0 90 v busheL
TALL0W-The market Is fa rly active, snd is
lower sales Of 10000 ID, at i2 1910. for Westerns and
i.s a l2lc for CITY. cash.
WHISkY-The market 10 dull and easier sales OF
50 bbls. at e. 26i for Western.
Receipts Of Prsducr-Jan.N.
Flour l3S bbls.: Whisky. 535 bbs. Coru Meal 10
bills; do. III sacks; Wheat g, bush. Corn II 800
BUSH; Oats. 1900 bush; Rye, 400 bush. Malt $40
hush; Barley, $40 BUSH Seeds, !. l0J bush. Ashes.
IS pkgs; Beet 40 pkgs; Pork ,23s bbs. Cut Meats
rs pigs; Lard 40 pkgsi Dressed Hogs, 2oosi Pc.
troleum, 5.a44 bbls.
Live Stock Over the Eric Railway.
Report for the week ending jan "a; "a cars Cattle,
II DO Hogs, 80 do sheep. 90 Horses Total for the
week, lI9 cars live stock.
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The returns Of the Bank Of France for the week
ending jan. 10 show the following changes as COM
pared with the previous statement: Increase
Commercial bills, IL 100000 francs; notes, $780,
600; current accounts, $4,000. Decreasc-Cash,
2O.O0O,OO treasury balance, 100000.
The following table shows the imports and OK
ports of specie and bullion into and from Great
Britain during the years 1864 and 1865:
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osrc. Q, TN NoHvIcH AND NEVADA MrsIse Cox.
r.sI, No. 50 Jobns,, NewYort, Jsnalry u. isa
NOTICE is hereby given that Special Meet.
1Ning Of the STOCkHOLDERS Of the NORWICH AND
NEVADA MINING COMPANY will be he'd a. the one 81
The CSmPeny Ne % yohnst 10 the City Of NevYort on
WEDNESDAY the fst day Of February 1895 a. IL o'eocI
for tse purpose Of voting the proposition 70 increase
transaction Of such other busine - may come before t5s
psstips '''''' Wv
yW. HOOKER
X. l. BACON, Srrr.a...
AIATARI~xAzHER '
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Denti5trp.

DRS. GRIFFIN, No. 25S Grand-st., opposite
~ Lord A Taylor's, New.york ms ring FULL OF
PARTIAL SETS Of their IMPROVED ARTlFlClALTEErH
with or without extracting tue Roots al sets on God %
PIa,ina s25: Silver Rubbe SlO partial Se's Gold pa
tooth, 81; silver or Rubber. ST..
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Total amount Of Marine Premiu
Total amount Of As.ets.

Y LIZ UI .
SIX per interest the outstanding Of uro6ts
will be- paid TO the holders thereof their legal
tive. AID sf-r Tuesday, the 9th Of February merit
Fifty per Of the outstanding certificates OF ID. i..ue of
1865 will be redeemed and paid holders thereof or their
legal representatives, and sitter Tuesday the 9Th Of Pei,
rusry from which date interest on the amount 40 re-
deensbs will CEASE The certificates TO be produced ct the
time Of payment and Ancsed TO the extent paid
dividend Of Thtyhve per dec srsd on the net
cared premiums OF toe Company for the year ending 5lst
December 1855 for which certificates will be Issued on and
after tuesday, the ID Of April merit By oidsr Of the bo.d
J. n. CHAPMAN ssor,txry
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-29

Live Stock Over the Eric Railway.
Report for the week ending jan "a; "a cars Cattle,
IA DO Hogs, 80 do. sheep. 90 Horses Total for the
week, ll9 cars live stock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-29

Total a26 &c., 6i 9402sa5o7 s22 756s5s4l4 0e6 7s2
The total imports OF NewYork for the week COM
pare as follows:
Week ending. Jan. IL. Jan. 20. Jan. q.
Dry goods So so, $50 S3,e02s95 f2,5ss.3ls
Gen. Mer'dise Iy6gg30 25477ss 2.04I.3l0