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M MEpIcAL.
REDUCTION In PRICE
OLA
Standard Remedy /!

TN CONSIDERATION OF THE SCARCITY
j. Of money, aud In order 10 place II within
the reach Of all. we have reduced the price Of
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N tiopeer', 272 Second St, Ayres Building.
RNUSIO, PIANOS, CABINET ORGANS.
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HERNAND0 INSURANCE COMPANY,
II II Madison ST.. S. b. Williamson. Pres't.
HUNTHOUSEN'S SWIMMING SCHOOL,
foot of Washington street.
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DAUL 4 CROCKETT, DEALERS IN IRON
L and Agricultural indictments, go Front st.
DAOKER, H. B., DEALER IN PITTS
burg coal. No. 1907 Main st.
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T YNCH, JOE E., PHYSICIAN AND SUR
i geon, 35l Main street. up stairs.
MADAME ANNA, F0RTUNE-TELLER
lVb No Ar GayosD street.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-01

Transmitted TO United States Mint, Phiiadel- -
pha, for Coinage. sb'no VI
Tho business of the Sub-Treasury was; Receipts
for Customs $4,000; for Gold Notes $4,000; total
Recepts 400 26 50; total Payments, sS,5o6 756 a.
Balance. $lO0.654,l26
In consequences of remark in these columns on
Saturday last we have had handed Us the following
copy of letter addressed on the previous Wednesday
10 the Committee of the Assembly. charged with tho
investigation of affairs of the Pacific Mail Steamship
F' aEwY ORK March a. 1857
CKEAsES PLUsD GURLsr. BIGsLo" and JACOBS
CIrnmitoe,
DEAR sIRs The undersigned who. In response to your
summOns, attended before you on Monday last IA Wit
nesss accompanied by reporter OF the Supreme Court
whose services however, were denied TO them by your
Chairman, upon the plea that II Le were ADMITTED, IL
would necessary TO admit other reporters acaueSced
mony OF the Witnesses taken down by the reporter pres
the part OF the Committee would not be
without having been first submitted IN each case 10 the
witness for revision. A., l.,
olosed newspaper reports have been published to-day OF
testimony purpOrtng to be that OF the Undersigned out
which In fact utterly at variance, In each case, with
what they did say, and which, In some Instances, at
tributes to them statements which they never thought OF
making and which do not accord with the truth, as VIII
appear by reference to tho testimony they did give
Knowing that to gentlemen actuaed by desire 70 pre-
vent Injustice and OF power they will not appeal
vain redress OF the grievance OF which they nave
felt compelled 10 complain above, the undersBneu deem
say than thus 10 call your attol
ton ~ it. And they remain, your obedient servants,
JAMES BROWN,
ALLAN MCLANE,
FRANCIS SkIDDY.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-01
THE MARKETS.

lCsrefGny rop0rted.f0r IRiBrSul
SATURDAY, March 90 1857.
ASHES The market for Pots Is steady at IS S ass 62t
Pearls are and nominal.
ALCOHOIr-We note sales OF 900 bbls at i9c currency
In bond.
BEEswAX Is firm with fair demand; sales at SS 9ioc
for yellow Western and Southern.
BRICKS are firm and In fair demand at s1 6tl2 for
Common Hard; sl7dt for Croton and s6 for Philade
pha Front. =,
COrTON-The market opened firm, but, under the less
favorable news from abroad prices rather heavy,
closing Sole for Mddng Upands 3lic for do New,
Orleans sales OF 1850 bales.
CoFFEE-No sales OF any description are reported;
prices remain firm.
CANDLES are moderately active and steady at s a22c
for Adamantine; SsaiOc. for Sperm, and 4se0oc for
Patent -
CEMENT-Rosendale is lower with more doing at the
decline; sales at 81 10, cash. .
FLOUR AND MEAI1-The Market for Western and
State Flour is active but with limited arrivals prices
are firm Our stock reduced 10 about 10000 bbl and
As daily diminishing. The sales are 4S00 bbs at " 1O4
$40 10 Tor Superfne stae Slds3 for Extra state $40 s.
s CO for the low grades OF Western Extra S 60
for shipping Ohio eisa$iA 90 for Trade OHIO S3 s54
si7 rs for ST. Extras California Flour Is irm but
ess active; sales OF bbls. at s16ds6 25 Canadian
Flour Is steady with fair demands sales OF 800 bbls az
sll so for Common In bond S2ds2 90 for Good TO Choice
and Trade and Family Extras at sl30s5 80 southern
Flour Is In fair demand and Is steady sales OF $50 oos az
sfi 900 s2 90 Common to Good Extras Baltoo ana
country and $Sds7 Is for Trade and Family Extras Rye
Flour Is easier and In firm demand sales OF 500 bos az
Al kOaS8 25 Corn Meal Is dull and heavy.
EXPORTS FROM SEPT i, 1866, TO DAVE
New-York tribune., 1867-04-01
sURROGATES COURT.

The wills Of the following deceased persona have
been admitted TO probate during tho past week William
VI. Jephson, Catharine hcCaffrey, Theresa OByfne,
Thomas Brown, Lucretia Bronson.
Letters OF admnsration have been granted tho fol-
lowing estates william Ehlers, Michael Hickey Alfred
Towers. Louisa Deykie Francis Vincent Bridget Bairet
Eliza Butler or BENDING Barbara DreSer James H. Hope
Charles q. Coffin. Fanny M Demmon. James ~ Higgins
Ieonar Lang John Wallace Henry Hall Hermann III OF
tinan stephen NJ W. Jones. sophia hisplee, Ephrsim
Poole Patrick Dolan Pauline GieSson Ann Leo Margaret
Watkins
New-York tribune., 1867-04-01

The Hon. wm B. Campbell, Democratic Member
Of the xxxIxth Congress from the yth Tennessee Dis
tric has published card declining recollection 70 the
XLth Congress the ground that tho generous kind
ness and confdsnce OF his constituency has not been
regarded by adequate service during ths abort time hs
held his sest. - ,, $50 B. - .....r
New-York tribune., 1867-04-01
rf,,,,, s,ort, fouar,9U iii

SATURDAY. March so-P. n.
Gold closes Of 1885,. Tho export of tho week was
tl5.G3S.
Government stocks arc steady. and the new issuo
Of 1865 is quoted Ut iO7l. Tho miscellaneous list is
still neglected Pacific Mail is still active and closes
at l29 after ceiling at 1911. Tho Railway share mar
ket as . whole was stronger in the morning, with
moderate business Michigan Southern was an ex-
ception aud sold down to "a. and closed at IA. Late
in the day the following quotations were made !:
Now York Central 1O6!dl05i; Erie. 5SsG5S. Hud-
son, 1871 Reading, 10.l9lo2l; Michigan Southern,
7ii925; Cleveland and Pittsburgh, 78.979; North
Western. 85i S35.; Northwestern Preferred, 65l9
Co. Rock Island, 925693 ex div; Fort Wayne
ei.a94.
Money was active to-day at full rates but the pres
sure TO borrow was not so great on Friday Seven
per cent was freely paid. and in some cases little
moro. Commercial paper sells at 7d7i for best and
saiO for second grade. The scarcity of money
throughout the country is attributed by the infla-
tionists to the withdrawal of legaltenders by the
Secretary of the Treasury during March This opinion
as we have reason to.beheve has slight foundation
Some contraction Of legal-tenders will be shown in
the April statement but not the authorized
In this state OF affairs borrowers cannot be too care
full in making long engagements based upon the idea
of cheaper money in April and during the Summer.
In ordinary years, abundance of money in the Sum
ments of magnitude TO be made by the Treasury in
funding Seven Thirty and compound notes prior to
August 1G, which will disturb all ordinary calculs-
tions For the present Government securities offer
to capital the largest rate of interest and until gold is
at much lower premium federal stocks will not lose
their advantage and call loans will be cheap when
had OF about per cent.
The Bank statement is reported as showing an in
crease Of legal tenders of 100000, with decrease
of deposits of e 00O and reduction Of 49, 900
in loans.
Exchange is not so firm. Bills at 90 days on Lon
don are quoted at l0eIal09 for commercial; l0S.0
1901 for bankers do at short sight 09t0l092; Paris
at GO days 521i95162; do. at short sight 516s 6sG5l3
Antwerp, 5.2o65.l7l; Swiss, 5.9095ls;; Hamburg,
Ss636.; Amsterdam, 40l04ls; Frankfort, 4oiGh /;
Bremen. 7sia79; Prussian tbalers, man.
In Freights the engagements to Liverpool are 200
bales Cotton at 3a56d.; 100 tuns Manufactured To-
bacco at 25s, and per steamer 100 bales Cotton at
lied. To Bremen, 40 hbds. Tobacco at 22s 3D., and
$50 boxes ExtractlL Logwood at 22s. Cd. Norwegian
bark to Cork and market, with 2O0o qrs. Corn at
&c. Cd, and British bark TO London, with $0Oo
bush. Barley at SD.
The New-York imports Of foreign dry goods com
New-York tribune., 1867-04-01

UfpEs-Ths market for Dry Hidss has Deen Isl,y y
active throughout the week, under good aensao m
S~y,ns tSs week 1aic and close firm, with an upwsyd
tendency Upper Leather Stock 10 also N Rooa oensha
OF Rio arande Kips at aoac Eom end ss5ss LeSSss ~
Bostop, at 3sfc. currency Wet ssseu az tn
prioes but with limited supply on hand. sales are re-
strctsd In Caicutta stock thsFe 10 ar Inquiry iof p0h
New-York tribune., 1867-04-01
FISK g. HATCH,

Fisk g. HATCH,
BApKERs AND DEALERS GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
No. g HAssAUST.
Will 5EyZsTHIRTY notes for conversion into the
NEW 60 CONSOLIDATED BONDS, on the most favorable
tarmA
New-York tribune., 1867-04-01
low-st Jail, the ball being fixed at 100000 each.
which ainnnnt they had not been able TO obtain last

lowest Jail, the ball being fixed at 100000 EACH
which amount they had not been able to obtain last
evening Mr.. Huyck. it will be remembered, was
President Of the Merchants National Bank Of Wash
ington which institution Is alleged TO be indebted
TO the Government in the sum of S75OOCO. Having
transferred portion of his property 10 Dir Stewart
both parties have been arrested for cOnspiung to de-
fraud.
Mcssrs Domett and Nichols Bankers and Brokers
have opened an office at No IS Broadst, for the pr-
chase and sale Of Government securities gold, ana
stocks. exclusively commission. Dir. James Il.
Nichols is late of the finn Of John Bryan o. Co.. ana
q member of the Ncw-York Stock Exchange.
The coupons of the Land Bonds of the Hannibal
and st. Joseph Railroad Company. due April j. VIII
he paid in New-York by Duncan Sherman O. Co.. OF
In Boston by the Treasurer II. s. Watson.
The following is official statement Of the busi-
meas of the office of the Assistant Treasurer Of the
United States. in Eow-York. for the month ending
FcN Is. 1867:
New-York tribune., 1867-04-01

performed the services according 70 agreement on his
part and C. d. did not pay deliver the coin according
o agreement his part he would be legally liable TO pay
the value OF the coin IN liars that IS practically In legal
tender notes forpraccay legal tender notes are money
and represent dollars Tho agreement on g. Ds part III
this supposed Is not 70 pay many dollars nor TO
pay dollars in coin. or In coin at certain vai
the wheat FOR the services No debt duty Ia duo
from him un A. b. delivers The & wheat t or performs y, nm Jo
posed agreement would not compel the Court to hold that
wby lie Court could not hold condcng the crcum
stances under which Tho supposed agreement was made
snmeG to have Contracted that Ds duty was on per
ormapce by A H. either TO deliver the con or to pay s
value In legal tender notice There must be Judgment for
the defendants on the demurrers, with costs.
CHAMBERs-BefOre Justice NGRAHAM
CAN THE CITY JUDGE GRANT WRIT or uADEAs
CORPUsf
Mr. Keen the Warden of The Ponitentiary on Black
wells Island was served with q writ " hsbcas corpus,
Issued by City Judge Russell Commanding hm 20 produce
the body of Charles Edwards, who was confined ID inc
Keen made return that Edwards was IN his custody "a
prisoner under final commitment OF the Court OF special
Edwards before tho Judge by reason Of said commit
and SoTecon Judge Rssel upon tese facts issued an
attachment against Keeu for contempt
motion was now made TO vacato this attachment III
was contended that the City Judge had power or au
hOrty 10 writ Of habe9s corpus and tho General
Term Of the Court had 80 held IN tho case OF the Peope
Judge Ingraham. after hearing argument. sad that,
although he believed the city Judge had the power to
ssne wrs Of habeas corpus yet tho decision OF the Gen
eral Term was 70 Che contrary and he would yacatc he
attachment and discharge SIR. Keen. IL IL understood
that an appeal viii be taken 10 the General Term.
Before Justice SUTHERLAND.
DECISIONS.
saeltzer agt. Saeltzer.-,Judgment for plaintiff on
demurrer with costs and with leave 20 defendant 20 an
swer in 30 days on payment OF costs Of demurrer.
Before Justice ISGRAHAM.
Darling at. Miller-DcfendaDt opened on payment or
costs OF Circuit and motion Cause 20 be restored 10 cal
endar and set down for the 10th Of April
Ebnsr agt Brsdford-MOtion denied. plaintiffs costs
$40, TO abide event.
Before Justice SMITH.
Packer ct al. aRt. Mayer.-RefeTence ordered.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-01
ROM SEPT. /, 1866, TO DATE
Great Britain Other foreign

FIsH-Dry Cod little more active and prices are
flrm at q o0dS6 Mackerel in fair ioobing demand,
and prices are well sustained sales at SO for No shore
GRAIN-The Wheat market ia firm and more active,
especially for white Wheas the demand Is IN part for IN
yestmeut though chiefly for milling the sales are 1900
hush fam No q Milwaukee at q l6as2 Is; 2foo bush:
Amber state ut 90 Is; 27coo bush White CanfSrna ~
a I03s3 l5 and bush White Canada &C 50 goa - 10
Barley Malt is quiet 81 25d 49, Barley firm and in
fair demand for and for exports the sales are
is 600 bush at 90c for Canada West IN bond, and 81 $50
~ 9o for do do. Free Oats ere quite frm and more
active sales OF 6O0o bush at Tor od Cheaso
s7Sa6sc do and 72c. for State IN store Rye
tame and the demand moderate; sales Of 1900 BUSH
Weatern al Al 49, Etore Corn opened 1rln Win nhl
,ted demand and closed strong and Sabe % fe3s Tor
Mixed I'm store the bush at 81 le for No
western Mixed 81 IedS1 ~ for good 10 very choice 90
in store; 81 10 for New do afloat and VI 1eds1 isAVN
for do do at the Long Dock and u 2oaD 2Ob ior oI9
Wesern MYed afoat Since Change, Corn has advanced
tc per bush we hear OF sales Of 2oo bush Mixed West
e at f n afloat 81 10 Is bid for $1,000 bushels III store
but holders demapd higher price.
w crpnars pRnM sEPr. I. laeG. 10 pAIE
New-York tribune., 1867-04-01

Total.......A,2429oo t,s27,ses A,ooi,eoc e,soSics
The case of Stewart against Drew and others, re-
garing the alleged frauds in the management OF tho
stock gambling "poon in Erie last year, has just en-
tered on new phase. The plaintiff, Joseph b. Stew
art ghas been arrested with Leonard Huyck. on
charge Of oonspirlng TO defraud the Government'
Stewart and Huyck have both been placed In tud'
New-York tribune., 1867-04-01
pprpIpTs or pRODUCF.

RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
MARCH sO-lTs3 bbls. Flour, 81 bbls. Whisky. 81
bbs Corn Meal li3s sacks Corn Meal 1854 bush Corn
OH bush Oats $500 bush. Malt, CSC bush, Seeds -
pkgs Ashes 243 pkgs Beef l93 pkgs Cut Meats 2 pkga
lard 1894 bbs Petroleum 1900 pkgs Butter $50 pigs
Cheese
New-York tribune., 1867-04-01
CIVIL COURTS.
THE APRIL TERM.

TIE APRIL TERM
In the United States Circuit Court the April Term
~viu commence to-day. It is stated Term and al
glasses OF that before this Court will he dis
posed of-ciimiual. equity, law. argument, appeal &c.
criminal to he disposed OF the Lottery Cases IN
which the defendants charged With transacung lot
terry aud policy business without paying the Speca tX
therefor; the Trupp case, In which the defendant law
yer, Ia charged with forgery the Carleton case IN which
defendant Is charged with embezzlng over SOOOO OF
Government moneys, and the Of the United states
charged with defraudng the Government out OF large
Of money by emitting TO make fun returns OF tio
sales % the Collector Of Internal Revenue.
In the United States Distinct Court the Admiralty Term
will commence Tuesday, ana the calender VIII be
called that day. by Judge Belts for the assignment o.
Csuses II is the intention Of Judge Bets TO s during
tho term None Of the the calender OF special
public interest," most of them being ordinary COLLISION
In the United States Commissioner Offices cases
remain be disposed Of Of any particular Importance
During at least portion Of this month shall nave
District In the Supreme Court there will be H1neIa
Term held by Justices Leonard SnthellSh4a, e. au 3d
by Judges from other districts. MI JuSee EeiAe
will bold the Special Term for trials While wie Sr Snsu0d d
It0atpd nations The results Of the last month on the
Chambers calendar deserve mention. The calendar on
the first Monday of March, by accumulated errearages
contained 400 cases nearly double us usual NUMBER
This calendar with the aCcretOns OF the MONTH mas Deth
disposed of by Mr. Justice lngraham with some help
from Judge r. D. smith, the number reserved by cOnei
and going 20 the next term being less than usual
St the calendar OF this branch will reach over 200 for To-
day. important motion in relation TO the Fernando
Wood cases stands high the list, and - likely 10 DO
reached some day this week.
In the upreme Court the jury trial terms set down
for Jusoes Jones and McCunn tho trial term for non
Jury causes being appointed TO Justice Garyn Justices
Robertson, Barbour and Mcneil Will ST in the General
Term =,
In the Court OF Common Pleas the appointments forthe
weeks Judges CardOlO and DAILY 10 the jury
Term and Judge Brady to the Special Term on he tnI1
Monday these will DO suspended. and General Term held
by al the Judges.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-08-29
Selections.
The coward says he is cautious, the
miser that he is sparing.

The coward says he is cautious, the
miser that he is sparing.
Though we travel the world over to
find the beautiful, we must carry it with
US, or we find 1t not.
Our minds are different as our faces;
we are all travelling to one destination
happiness; but few are going by the
same road.
More hearts pine away in secret
anguish, through unkindness from those
who should be their comforters, than
from any other calamity in the world.
Whoever is afraid of submitting any
question, civil or religious, to the test Of
free discussion, is more in love with his
own opinion than with truth.-BishQp
WatsOn.
In the physical world there is but
little territory left to discover, but there
are vast multitudes who have yet to
discover that they own their own souls.
No prayer is at all likely to bring
down an immediate answer if it be not
fervent prayer. "The effectual fervent
prayer OF righteous man aValleth
much - but if it be not fervent we can
not expect to find it effectual or preva.
lent.
Many a man, for love of self
To stuff his Golfers, starves himself
Labors accumuates and spares,
To lay up ruin for his heirs;
Grudges the poor their scanty DOLE
Saves everything--except his soul
There are maDy shining qualities in
the mind of man, but there is none so
useful as discretion it is this, indeed,
which gives value to all the rest,
which sets them at work in their proper
times aud places, and turns them to the
advantage of the person who is pos
sessed of them. Without it, learning is
pedantry and wit impertinence virtue
itselflooks like weakness the best parts
only qualify man to be more sprightly
in errors, and active to his own pref
udice.-Addison.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-08-29

CHITTENDEN COUNTY FAIR.-We are
nder obligations to Edward A. Jewett,
ESQ., the courteous Secretary of the
ChitteHden County Agricultural Society,
for a list Of premiums. It's fifteenth an
nual fair will be held at Burlington on
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, Sept.
4th 9Th and 9th. The annual address
will be delivered by President James B.
Angel Of the University of Vermont, on
Thursday the second day OF the fair.
Railroads and steamboats, will carry
passengers for fare one way.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-08-29

Association welcome to their homes.
On Saturday An excursion to Ausable
River is to be made in response to an in
vitstion generously extended to the
members by the Chsmplaln Transports.
ton Company.
From the number OF papers presented
to be read l infer that the session will
be of a weeks duration, aud judging
from the character of those already pre-
sented, conclude that the occasion will
present greater opportunities for one to
witness the success that science has
made and is making, than ever before
offered in the States,
Truly yours, ii.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-08-29
For the HERALD
The village He'll.

The village bell l--who does not love
To hear the village belly
Such mellow tones salHte the ear
Welcome village bell
There's music in the rolling sound
A music none can tell
That sounds the echo round and round-
Pleasant village bell.
On Sabbath morn, when brisk the lark
Mounts DER the heath and dell,
A cheering, heavenly thought will mark
The distant village bell.
A calm and peaceful frame of mind,
That whispers "all Is well,
Comes stealing DER US, as we list
Our charming village bell.
In spring, when gentle'spirits float
Around with mystic spell,
How soothing then 1t is to hear
The cheering village bell.
When roaming mid the forest oaks,
Where soft gales love TO dwell,
What notes more grateful to the ear
Refreshing village bell,
Or, if upon the mountain top,
So faint we scarce can tell,
How oft we hold enr breath and stop
To hail the village bell.
And when, at setting sun We muse,
Then how the breast will swell
With pride to see his golden hues,-.
And hear the village bell
CAsTLEToN, August, 1867.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-08-29

BREAD LOAF INN.-Among the arrivals
OF the season at the Bread Loaf Inn.
Ripton, VT, we notice, Hon. George F.
Edmunds, Burlington; G. S. VAIN
wright, Esq, Mr.. c. G. Steele, Middle.
bury; Gen. James Warner, Albany +;
Hon. John W. Stewart, Middlebury !;
Hon. E. ]. Phelps, Burlington Sam. w.
Bates, Chancey Smith, Esq, Boston !;
Hon. <. Hammond and wife, Middlebury;
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Dewey, New York /;
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry s. Forte, Provi-
dence r. Harris Jr., and wife, Middle
bury; Mr.. James Humphrey, Miss
Humphrey, Brooklyn; Miss Stewart
Middlebury Miss Celia c. Merriam, Mr..
j. F. Merriam, Springfield, Mass. Peter
Starr, Esq, New York; j. Howard Sher-
man, New Haven, Conn; Abby L.
Merriam, Springfield, Mass. Mr.. George
S. Merriam, New Haven, Conn.,; c..
Ticknor and wife, Rev. Joseph Steele,
Middlebury; Charles Hopkins, ESQ,
Mobile; J. R. Bailey and wife, Master
j. A. Bailey, Boston; Col. Charles Ham
ilton, Tortugas, Fla. George Hammond
and wife, Middlebury; II. NJ. Slade
Washington; E. A. Sturtevant and wife,
East Saginaw, Michigan; Ezra Brainerd
Andover, Mass; Fannie V. Rockwell
Middlebury Gen. John Cochrane, New
York; B. FL. Fletcher, Esq, Mrs. B. II.
Fletcher, Miss Fannie Fletcher, Miss
Celia Fletcher, Miss Minnie Fletcher,
Lockport, N. Y. Mr.. and Mrs. F. P.
Fletcher, Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Fletcher
Bridport Miss Lizzie NJ. Chapman, Chas.
P. Chapman, Middlebury; Rev. George
N. Boardman, Bighamton, N. Y; Philip
Battell, Esq, Middlebury; Rev. Daniel
Henshaw, Providence; Geo. Merriam,
Esq, and wife, Springfield, Mass. Gen.
@. H. Newhall, U. S. A., New Mexico
Chas. Fl. Slason, Esq, Castleton; W. c.
Tilden, M. d., Washington Mrs. E. w.
Linsley, Miss Mary E. Linsley, Miss H.
f. Phelps, ]. Linsley, Middlebury; E. Fl.
Phelps, Mrs. D. G. Linsley. Miss Kate
Hicks, Burlington.