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Southern News.

New ORLEANS, May -.
The sale Of the New Orleans Opelausas
and Great Western II. T. took place this
morning by virtue of an order from the
L. 5. Circuit Court, under the auspecies Of
L. S. Marshall f. c. Hoyan. The princi-
pal interests represented were the Illinois
Central X. II. The Mobile and Chat
tanooga r. II. and bondholders OF the
road and Charles Morgan, the first bid
was ], 000, 900 dollars, the second 100000
dollars, the bids then proceeded by
hundreds .of thousands to two million,
which was bid by Mr.. Paul Blame on be-
half of the road to which amount he was
limited. G. A. Whitney representing
Chas. Morgan bid 100000 dollars at
which amount it was knock down.
MONTGOMERY, May 25.
Judge Busted is now holding a term
of the United States court here. The
Congressional committee to investigate
his conduct are expected tonight. Judge
Busted has been here two weeks, and
was here when it was stated from Wash
ington that he desired the investigation to
proceed at Washington because it would
be unsafe for him to come to Alabama.
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Deat1s.

WOOSTER In Cornwall, Vt, May 23rd, Geo.
Whitfield Wooster, aged IS years.
CONE-In Wells, May l., Hannah D., wife Of
James f. Cone aged SO years.
SAVAGE-In Granville, N. Y, May 10, Rich
ard Savage, aged &C years.
POOLER-In Wall'ngford, May 10. Otis Hem
ry son of John A. Pooler, aged years.
HANNUM-In Weston, May 18th, of pneumo-
MIA, Mr.. Henry Hannum, aged IS years.
HIGGINS-In Benson, April 5th, 1869, James
NJ Higgins, son of james Higgins, aged l6 years.
MAXWELL>In Benson, May 4th, Mrs. Mar
tina 8. Maxwell, daughter OF James Higgins,
aged 25 years.
GIBSON-In Schenectady, N. Y, May 25th,
Helen, wife of George w. Gibson and daughter
Of Pomeroy Wells, Esq, Of Poultney, aged 50
years.
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TERMS OF THE TRIBUNE.


DAILY TRIBUNE, Mail Subscribers, 30 per au-
mum.
SEMI WEEKLY TRIBUNE, Mail Subscribers. 81
per annum. Five copies or over, 50 each an
extra copy will be sent for every club Of ten
sent for at one time
WEEKLY TRIBUNE, Mail Subscribers, az per an
mum. copies, 50; II copies. SIS; II copies,
to names OF subscribers, at one Post-Ofiice,
sl6; q COPIES to one address, s25; 81 copies,
TO names of subscribers, at one Post-Ofice,
s27; SO copies, TO one address and one extra
copyl $50; so copies, to names Of subscri-
beers, at one Office, land one extra copyl
$50.
In making remittances for subscriptions, al
WAYS procure draft on New York, or a Post
office Money Order, it possible. Where neither
of these can be procured, send the money, but
always in a registered letter. The registration
fee has been reduced to fifteen cents, and the
present registration system has been found by
the postal authorities TO be virtually absolute
protection against losses by mail. All Postmas-
tiers are obliged to register letters whenever re-
Quested TO do so.
Terms cash in advance.
Address, THE TRIBUNE, New York.
2lw2t&m2gdlt
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STATE OF vERMoNT,DI DISTRICT

- Of Fairhaven, ss
BE il remembered, that at session of the Pro-
bate court, holden att Castleton, within and for
1869.
PRESENT: Hon. G. W. Willard, Judge,
WaERRAs, certain instrument in writing
under seal purporting to be the last will and ties.
tanent of Francis Arnold, late OF Benson. in
said district, deceased, having been this day pre-
scented to said court for probate, and duly filed in
the Registers office: therefore,
Its ordered, that all persons interested in the
estate Of said deceased be notified to appear be-
fore said court, at the Probate Office IN Catseton
saId district, on the 3rd Monday in June
a. d. 1869, by publication Of this order, three
weeks successfully previous thereto, in the Rat
lahL HERALD, a newspaper printed at Rutland
SAID State to show cause, If any they may have
why said instrument in writing should not be
proved and allowed, the last viii and testament
of the said deceased.
HENRY l.. CLARK.
Register
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Cuban News.
HANASA. M4y .

lIANAHt. My ..
Captain General Dulce has issued a
decree ordering the military authorities
in eight specified Jurisdictions. 70 seize all
the horses. u prevent their. falling into
the hands of the rebels
The ownerz are to be paid f1r their an
finals, which are 10 BE- used in govern
ment service.
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Fire
MILWAUKEE, Wis, May %.

lhIIsMAt hT-F.' " 10 My -
News received by mail from Euclare,
Wis, i to the effect that forty buildings
wero destroyed by fire on Sunday morn
ing. The fire broke out in the chandler
house, consuming that building and all
the block on both sides.
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Uarkets.

NEw YORK, May %.
AsHEs-Pots ste aiy at Gas 90. Pearls dun
and nominal.
CoTroS.-Quiet and shade lower. Sales, 2,ooo
bales at 2Sx for niddling uplands,
Receipts -four l4,104 bbls.
FLouR Very dull and strongly in favor OF
buyers. Sales 5 100 bbls. at s0(g5 20 Tor super
fine State andy 1estern; 00se IS for common
TO choice extra State; so9o IS for DO. extra
Western: SOC n rs good choice white wheat,
extra; 6 1906 5 eDnRon choice Round Hoop
Ohio IL 000ss 80 common to fair extra st. Lou,s
% q IL 90 GOO a choice do; closing steady. Ii
cludedin the ss - ase $500 bbls. extra state io
expectation, ct 25@s 40. California hour quiet
sales 1000 sacks as6 3so1 SO.
Bye aow d NIL Sales 200 barrels ats /" "
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General Reed.

ALBANY, May -.
The citizens OF Albany. with out dis-
tinction of prrty have rendered public
dinner to Gen. John Meredith Re ed, Jr.,
who was recently appointed U. S. Consul
General to France
The Republican general committee
has also rendered similar compliment
to General Reed
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preston of our devotion to the sacred
canse in which these brave men laid down
their life. and that while we shed tear
40, tho departed we may remember in
~,,orence the infinite goodness, and mercy
- onr Heavenly Father, who carries us
safely through the trials of life and en-
dows us with the desire to commemorate
the life and services of those who sacri-
feed every earthly hope and aspiration
for the perpetuity of the free institutions
Of this nation
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President Grant.

BALTIMORE, May p.
President Grant and several members
of the Cabinet visited Annapolis to-day
to be present at the annual examination
of the naval cadets.
The President was received with the
appropriate salute upon his arrival at the
Academy.
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BY the Gable.

LONDON, May 25.
The Times this morning, in an editorial
on the French elections, says the chief
cities repudiats the idea of the idea of
the empire, and revival Of political &C
tivivity will result from q verdict which
condemns personal government. The
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Interesting General News.
&c. &c &C.
Washington News.

| NASlllN'IonJ MAY -.
The following gentlemen compose the
board of visitors appointed to attend the
annual examination of the military acad-
envy, which commences on the first day
Of June next Gen David Hunter, t. S.
/ A, Gen w. l. Grisham Of Indiana. Gen
John Eaton of Tennessee, Hon. y. i. Lane
of Missouri, Judge c. ii. Warren Of Mas
sachusetts, DIR. NJ Anderson, President Of
the Rochester University, Rev II. J..
/ Stanton, ID. D.. President Of Miami Uni
versity. Ohio.
/ The commission to meet here to-mor-
row consist of eight gentlemen, who were
appointed by the President in pursuance
of the act Of Congress TO consult and adj
wise a. the proper mode Of expenditure Of
two millions dollars appropriated for the
benefit Of the various Indian tribes at the
last session.
\ large number Of officers Of the 18th
and nth infantry, left out in the con~oli-
dation Of those regiments, have been as
signed 10 duty in connection with the
registration for the Virginia election.
IT. NJ C,,.y,,,.,., la o., inter
view with Secretary Of State this morn
in, win, rsg,rl h. he -tateueut by H..
Cuban government They submitted 4
written reininder which the Secretary
promised should receive prompt attention
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10" Is''h'' He s"'f wa III '''N Oh ,,''
port sue ana '.'llN ~ . ~" minute ''
no" Hes ''i'pi''''y S"''''''s'' t., '"'
lower yards. Inc steamer va, 'H charge
Oh pl'o' ~ the Tune no lives were
lost
y report was circulated at the Stock
Exchange. and III the gold room this al
terno"n, that Secretary Boutwell, had de-
cided to buy three Per cent. certiheaies
with part OF the proceeds OF hi- gold
sales. No adyices to this effect have been
received At the sub-treasury IN this city,
and Mr. Boutwell, i known to have de-
clared within the past few days, that be
was decidedly opposed to this course.
Gen. Robert Anderson and family sailed
today in steamer Harmonic for Europe.
Tho sr.,i.h Consul +, Mi. city tbi-
afternoon fled a libel in the L. 5. Dis
.riot Court against Quaker CITY. now
called the Columbia. ,,ri .st,,.,.a -. L.
was intended to violate the neutrality
laws, 10y giving aid to Cuban insurgents
Judge Blatchford granted the necessary
order and L. S. Marshal Barlow seized
the vessel.
Ia the Presbytcrian assemblies. new
school, 9TH day, morning session. the re- !
ports Of the committees on home missions. /
freedmen and education were made the F..
special order for tomorrow.
The committee on -yuoIicll record, .
submitted reports in regard To the man |.
nor III which they have been kept. in the
reception Of which much sine was con-
sumrd.
Rev DR.. Darling, from tho committee
on church polity, reported on the over
ture from the Prc,bytery synod - Dos
NOUNS, ease which gave rise to much |
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Vermont stcnis.
ADDISON CorNrY.

William Powers Of Leicester, pay.hn
income Of s2f26
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low lnrl7 r'T''heF sl'''' 'iAf7naI
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Nc '"o'' nam incomes are SAINT
zones 'N'"'''' , 80 horace '''i''''"
= '.'''' ''''7' 2 i''.ii '.'''
In Cornwall Key ;. w Masla lay
$50 II + r Robbins SAT-
Tho estate If Lewis Meacham pa,s
+. $329 10.
L. NJ. Macam1ar. Of North Ferris
bureh. i, attempting the cultivation of
peaches.
Mr. Palmer # Nv TI.,v.,, T. er...
ftir.,.a finn, franz. L.,,,.. inv ,.-;1,.nr.
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/ e8s9' leu III Wy ~ age, ON sunday 'l'
l''A INST ana '!Ne''d rae -'o''i' - '''
depth OF nearly ai' men.
Mr.. Eli kohurds, If Ferri,aursh. had
i.sar l.y, I,-
the kick OF horse. H had started for
church when tn" horse kicked l''s foot
through the a'-i h|t'd' causing me above
''''''' a.
Millions Of gra~rhoGer- appeared IA.
Bridport Irayiou. to the late rainy season
They were worry small and it WA, hoped
that the cold storm WON'T 'tieetu"ly al-
inmate 'h''n-
The Republican, county committee u
Addison. az appointed a. the convention,
jun : :, iN''S' '.'''-'-'' 81 '''e '''i'" 'i'@
gentlemen - =. .'''.'1F, 'i'''n ''''l '''','
uel l.. |'""'' y ''''E' '''' ''.''
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it'll. r.,,.,l..d ~ nm, Ga an,
know, chat. rtioand want some CANDY"
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~ :. Sd IL ,,o,ld 1fe On sun
d,,, sr,a b.,d 81 s.rond cali Mother and
;,,,..,,,. ,4e;,,., ,r4II
-Bu;Iding has commenced in good ear
most j., Rr,.,u Tho .apnd Of hammer.
saw and plane being heard in every part
Of the village, structures going up almost
as If By magic The new three story
bnilding OF WILLIAM j.. Ddnshee has been
raised without accident, under the super
vision Of L. II Daniels, architect and mas
ter builder
LAM"ILLE COUNTY.
Ii a dam, one thousand feet hl5h'
were made across the La1noille rlyer at
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COrOner's Verdict.

PoUGHKEEPsIE, May %.
The coroncr's jury in the case Of r. X.
James, whose body was found in the
woods below this city, this morning, have
rendered a verdict Of death frem disease
of the heart
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B0-TON, NAY =.
The annual meeting II the New Eng.
land Woman'- Suffrage Association held
its session in fremont Temple thi- even
ing. Mrs. Julia Ward Howe was the
president
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NY. stock and Money Market.

NEW YoRK, May p.
Money cay and steady at Ca7 per cent on CALI
loans.
Sterling Exchange lower and duh al los q
los for gold and fret class bills.
American gold lower; opening az 1905 de-
Ginning 10 l4a'. advancing to TAI i; closing st
1903.
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Death Of Judge Allyn.

Hartford. CT. May p
\ cable dispatch announces the death
Of Judge Jos II. Allyn. IN Of Ex-Mayor
Allyn, Of this city. and one of the judges
Of Arizanr Territory under President
i lincoln
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DOCTOR HANRAHAN

- VIII be at his Office in the Drug Store OF
F. Fem & Co., from to am, hom'1l am. to
1880 pm, and from 6 to pm. On Sundays,
from to m. from IL m. to pm, and from
to pm. These hours viii be strictly observed
every day with the exception of Fridays, when
he will be at the Pencil Mills and West Castleton
in the afternoon. may25dkwA
EOR SALE ON GROVE STREET,
Il q desirable house. thoroughly built,-sup-
piled with water and gas. A good Stable, and
Garden well stocked with fruit trees.
Apply to !. ID. COLE.
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Pence yubilee.

Boston, May %.
Over eight hum lred vocal organizations
have reported to he executive committee
their intention to join in the great Nation
al Peace Jubilee
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Efa.c hail

BosfoS, May -.
4 game OF br-,-ball played to-day, be-
tween the Mutual- II New York and the
HarylrI- Of thi- city. resulted in favor Of
the Mutual. by a saore If - 10 II.
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CLEVELAND. May -.
4 tunnel similar t. the Chicago tunnel.
for supplying the city with pure water, l.
to be commenced here Immediately. il j.
TO cost about 100000.
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PorCHEEErsiE, May -.
Charles Starr, superintendent Of the
Tarrytown Gas Works, committed suicide
this morni1g by shooting himself through
the heart with a pistol
S1RAcusE, May -.
John While. produce dealer at Cart-
land village, committed suicide 81 Sun
4 Is. mint
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Ehc Herald ~ the only paper In
the County Of Rutland, or this sec
lion OF Vermont that takes Teie-
graphic news. The Herald receives
he Associated Press Reports rccu-
iarIy.
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STATE OF VERMONT. DISTRIC'

~ Of Rutland, s.. The Probate Court for the
District Of Rutland:
10 all persons interested IN the estate Of An
dreT Horton, late Of Mt. Holly, IN SAID district,
dec tsed. GREFIISG.
Ey the authority of the state Of Vermont you
are hereby notified to appear before said Probate
Court, at the Probate Office IN Rutland, IN said
district, on the 81 Iueday OF June, a. ID. 1869,
20 show cause, If any you have, why the
count Of VI. II. DIckrrma adm. OF the estate Of
said deceased. should not be allowed, and also
why the Residue OF said estate should not be dis
tubutet 10 the parties entitled thereto.
Dated AZ Rutland in said district, this 22ud day
OF May, \. u. 1863.
W q EGEETBN
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". G.. EGEETON,
Second Es8l-f.r-
STATE OF VERMONT, DISTRICT

- Of Rutland, -. The Probate Court for the
District u Rutland. To al persons Interested
IN the estate 81 l.. b. Hammond, late OF Mt
Holly, ia said district, deceased, tcstate.
GREETING.
The administrator. with the will annexed OF the
estate of said deceased, having reprc7yttrd 10
said Court that n viii b., beneficial - all Iute-
r,,t'd IN said estate 20 sell the homestead and
widows dover, including the reyvr-ICH ~ slil
dover. has made application tp sail Probate
Count Tor Haencr To make such sale. There
tore
by the authority u the State II Vermont, You
are hereby notified - appear before the said Court
al the Probate Office IN Rutland, IN said dis
tue', au the 3rd Tuesday ot June, \ -. lND3, ~
show cause, II any Won have, Why said license
-augl1 not De granted.
dated nj Rutland, III -all district, this I'D lay
ut May, \. u. lNb'.
w. q. EDGERTON,
II Second Register.
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nosroN LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Brighton. Cambridge and Wexford.
F,r the ws.k ending Nay 90. Isss.
Reported for the Rutland HERALD.
.Mgrs.T or STOCK At AAHKEI.
PRlcEs.

BEEF PR 100 lbs on total Wcightof hIde, tai
low and meat extra. 81 5jlsI3 ~. first quality
sl2 jOal2 - seeond quality, Gil 5Stl2 o. third
quality. sli 00Rll -. a feg choice single pairs
81 2jai3 JDs some Il the poorest cow, &c,
tl0 OOai0 ~.
WORKING OXEN -s225a3iO.
HANDY STEERS aud SLIM OXEN fiSOGc
go. or much according 70 their value beef.
COWS AND YOUNG CALVES Pair quality
goa 20. extra s75ltl25 farr0W aDl dry 500 -.
SHEEP Per pound. i've weight, 5llsc. eK-
ira i Hga. zheareI. 5age.
sHEEr Per H. hte weight q 8. extra 81
"a. Sc. shearea s - 3 cents.
SHEEP AND AMBS- Fsf bead, IA lOts. as 20
a. o..
FAT Hogs Psr D.. l9a a DE lave weight
HIDES BrlghfDn q . ftluc.. country lOts =
Glgc. calf-i,ius aD025c.
SHOIE~-W kDi.-ala lEe. .fl tr. fall zoe.
TALLO~ -BlIsttgfl, sac .r.; country lo'-,
tax.
VEAL CALVES 30 .alz 90.
PELTS ljOa-nur., country lots, lo6alzSe.
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EOR SALE-ONE FAMILY CAR
Il Griage, nearly new,-One Buggy; One Keene
Sleigh, Hay Cutter, &c. Apply to
may26d&wtf ]. u. COLE,
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ORWEII-The Congregational church
in Orwell was organized in 1888.
The following arc the names OF per-
sons in Orwell who pay incomes: J. II.
Chittenden. 81 ,016; W Il. Sandford,
Se28 +. NJ Wright, 800 John /.
Hammond, SOL Mrs NJ Young, $3.50
Roswell Bottom, 1921 f ). Catlin, slO7;
H. job Hall, $50.
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HUBBARDToN. = The population of
Hnbbardton decreased "a in the 10 years
from 1850 to 1860.
The Congregational church in Hub
bardton was organized in 1874.
David Hickock was the first Repre-
sentative from Hubbardton, in 1856.
The Baptist church in Hubbardton
was organized in 1877.
IR>-Bird Mountain in Ira is 2532 #.
above the ocean.
Tho Baptist churchin Ira was organ
lied in 1883
The first representative from Ira was
Col. Isaac Clark, in 1879, who was also
its first town clerk
The town of Ira, from lis peculiar
and irregular shape, joins eight towns
Tinmouth, Clarendon, Rutland, Pittsford
Hubbardton, Ca-tlctou, roulrney and
Mildletown.
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field and forest, breeze and sunlight are
fused in our remembrance, forming har-
mony of beauty and joy.
The small, secluded village, whence
we turned our steps homeward, walking
less eagerly back to our round of daily
toll, has suddenly awoke to fame.
Though eight miles from the nearest rail
road station lat Poultney), it has mum.
Der of chalybeate and other springs,w whose
healing powers are avouched by scores Of
physicians, and Of those who have profited
by the use of their waters. Though their
virtues have but recently been chronicled,
they are already of wide resort, and grand
hotels, bottling establishments, NC, are
rising around them.
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p,..,r,,l.r,c %, r,,, 7 pppscorr
Many IA RutIand and residing along the
line Of the Rutland and Washington Rail
road will remember Charles L. Prescott,
it, first engineer, who made the perma-
ncnt survey and location Of thar road from
Rutland 10 Eagle Bridge \ telegram
wa received at Troy on Monday that he
died at Monroe. Michigan. on the
9th instant OF Bright'-- Disease OF
the kidney" His age was forty
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r.t pri....+ VIC. ,,r,lu.,,c Of E.u.so-
H. p..Ir+s,.l.,;,.. L,.,;,,t. IN th, city
all ~ f.1l.v...I III nr..f,.,.j,r FIR nearly
thirty scars. II, has been engaged ON
many N nj. ur:n..ir.I .ailrotd, in the
Irnite5 S.r.s II. mad. cat .n.. II III.
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VERGENNEs.-There are one hundred
and ten families connected with the first
Congregational church in Vergennes
The Middlebury Register says that
Hon. George W. Grandey, of Nergennes,
preached in the Baptist church in Addi-
son, on the 10Th inst.
The Ii MON Canadienne, q French
paper published at Vergcnnes, has been
suspended.
Postmaster Johnson, of Nergenness,
has taken possession Of the office, and
announces the close Of mails, Office hours,
&c.
The following are some Of the in
comes in Vergennes +. NJ. Strong, So
G15 estate Of X. W. Sherman, S3,020.2i
B. f. Co.'s, $l.O31 John Pierpoint, ST.
511,71; Herriek Stevens, $3.50; ID. W.
Buckley, $500; o II. kile, S25G5o; c.
Z. Parker, SELL C. I. Stevens, $40 ;
Edward Seymour, S5l34S; ]. d Smith,
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