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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-09-15
Z. A. BIRD & CO., Auctioucefs
OFFICE EXCHANGE STREET.


Boilers at Auction.
T'HE Boilers-with their fittings-now in use in
y the City Building, will be soil on the premises,
deliverable In the yard, on Saturday, sept 18th, at
12i M. Per Order.
w. l.. PUTNAM. Chairman.
September H. 1869.
Owing to the necessary absence OF certain officials
10 attend the funeral Of Mr. Fesse nden. the above
sale is adj urne to Saturday next, at III o'clock
Sale on the premises and positive at that me.
Per Order, w. Il. PUTNAM, Chairman.
Sspt 7dtd
Buildings at Auction.
FHNHE Buildings belonging to tue City, on the Hay
Scales Lot. Oppo lite the head OF Hampshire ST.
will be sold the premises, Tuesday, ept 18TH
at l2t p NJ. They will not be emitted TO be moved
standing, but must be taken down forthwith
Terms Cash. Per Order.
sep7dtd w. L. PUTNAM, Chairman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-29
TIE INDIAN QUESTION PaxsaSr

The INDIAN QUESTION PREssNr
STATB-Since the appointment of the Peace
Commission, some tive years or more ago, the
public have waited with much an xety for the
solution Of this difficult problem. The tide has
been now this way and now that. Prios. to the
last meeting Of the Commission at Cniclgo the
tendency was for war and sharp military dis
ciplIne. This feeling was increased BY the
adjournment Of the Board sae de without
having accomplished its objsctJ. Meantime
the hopes OF The pecce measure advocate7 were
Kept slIve by the organization OF a society in
New York in the interest of the Indians osten
sioiy TO christianize and civilize them. That
society hrs held numerous meetinos and ISIS ned
Appeals particularly addressed to the Christian
sentiment. Last July, the Executive BoIrd Of
'nat society prepared a petition, which was
circulated more particularly amone the Qua-
kers. At the late general meeting Of that body
IN Baltimore, large and inf usn tial dele CATION
was appointed to wait on the President and
Congress and urge peace measures. This dele
CATION appointed a sub-commIttse =, who have
had numerous interviews with the PRECEDENT,
Secretary of the Interior, Congressional Con-
mittees, and Congressman, all the while urging
peace measures. On Thursday last they ap-
peared before the Senate Com mittee, and when
interrogated as 10 what they wanted and how
they expected TO accomplish the work, and how
much Of the work they would undertake. they
were wholly at fault They were willing to
take $500 Of the Indians, (the Sioux out Of
$4,000, and wanted about s3,00O,OO0 for them
alone. At this rate, the whole would require
So6,0O0,OOO for q starter. This only shows the
Impropnety Of men undertaking WORK they
know nothing about
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Ov,1os Q, rnr MrrHop1.r P.or,,rAvr.,

OvvlCB or THE METHODIST PRorDsrANf,t
BATfMoRB. March -, 1859. (
Editor 81 the Wdskingfon Star:
Dear Sir: In one OF our city papers ana
me following paragraph, purporting 70 Be
copies from the aSTAR" of the 18th instant:
.Dr. J.. j. Murray. editor Of The 4stAodisf
Prsfesfort spoke Of his connection vi thas
paper, claiming that additional compensatiSn
should be given the editors"
Allow me- 10 say that the above paragraph II
incorrect in two particulars. Fir-t Am not
the editor Of the NetAodist Prote slant, bat only
enc Of q committee charged with editorial
duties. Secondly, did not claim additional
compen sation for the editors i SIMPLY CON-
tended that neither Justice nor sound policy
sanction the employment Of editors ioithout
compensate Yours, respectfully,
JOHN J. MURRAY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-29

Had the report Of tbs "mee.ing" Of the duo
Of omce-Beekers calling tAsmselves the "Ori-
ginal Grant Men" attracted our attention, we
should, If giving place . thsir twaddling mis-.
representations at all, have certainly coupled
them with an explanakioa Of the status Of
the 30. @. NJ" This formsdable organisstion
consists OF two ividuals-A. Watson and
VIM. H. Huestis. Mr.. Watson has Q chronic
grief against Mayor Bowen. because the latter
when postmaster, for reasons satisfactory TO
himself declined to give Watson q clerkship
In the City Post ONCE Mr.. Husstis has lust
been discharged from the wardeuship of the
jail. and has his griefs. That they should min
gle their tears Is natural enough, but that they
should undertake TO palm themselves or as
club or "pubtc meeting to denounce men OF
the Republican standing OF Mayor Bowen
Wm- a Cook and others, vergss upon the far
cical. Mr.. Bowen, II Is well knovn, was ut
terly opposed to the nomination of Mr.. Chase
Tor the Presidency, and was q hearty and of
ncient supporter Of Gen. Grant both in the
Cnicago Convention and elsewhere. That he
should have used the abusive language Of Gen.
Grant attributed to him by these parties is a
silly fabrication almost too absurd tor notice.
william A. Cook has gwen to the Republican
cause and the advocacy Of General Grant an
amount Of intelligent labor that has earned tor
him national name amongst leading men Of
the party. He and the others sssailed are not
ikely to be harmed in any degree by such
transparency malicious attacks, but 50 long as
they were reported in the STAR, we have
thought it due to these gentlemen to expose
the length, breadth and depth of the so-called
ssOrlginal Grant Men," and the animus of the
twain composing the concern.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-29

While the mans-emsnt of the great New
York and Pennsylvania railway routes have
been busy extending their lines We -tward, that
Of the Baltimore and Ohio line has not been
idle, as our columns have from time to time
borne witness The latest achievement of the
latter in the way of absorption Is the lie .sing of
the Sandusky, Mansfield and Newark road for
8 term of ninety mine years from the LIST of MAY
next, after which date IL will form and oe run
as part OF the main line. 1t is also negoua-
ting for a route from MonroeviIle, point on
It's newly acquire line, to Toledo, with a view
of forming at that city connections with the
roads running through Michigan. Ii II can
make satisfactory arrangements with the Lake
Shore Company, the Baltimore and Ohio man.
agement will run trains over the Cleveland
and Toledo division, but If 1t cannot, il is I'M
dersteod that IL is prepared to undert Ike the
building of an independent line from near
Morroeville TO Toledo, so determined Is IL u
have direct connection with Chicago and the
great Northwest.
Mr.. Garrett permitted himself, either by su.
pineness or iliiberality, to be outstripped by
his Northern rivals, who some time since se.
cured control Of the natuIal and shortest out
lets Of his line to the West and Northwe-t, as
glance al the map will show; but If the move
ment under notice is consummated il will go q
good way toward restoring the equilibrium
and still give him an opportunity to compete
with the other trunk lines for the trafic of that
rich ard rapidly improving sectica. From
what we hear, we believe the enterprise will
be carried forward vigorously and SURGE =.
July.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-29

fs Advertisers.-our advertising patrons
are requested to send In their favors before
II O'Clock m. as advertisements received
later cannot be insured an insertion in
TEE STAR Of the same day, on account Of
the pressure Of news matter after that hour
With every disposition TO accommodate, we
ind ourselves obliged to lay down this rule
and adhere to 1t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-29

There are no local matters Of more absorbing
interest az this time than the railroad move
ment here The necessity tor additional faeil.
lues for the transportation OF passengers and
freight to and from the District is acknov.
lodged py all classes Of our citizens The most
important Of the enterprises now on foot are
the proposed extension of the Loudon and
Hampshire Railroad westward, and the con.
nection Of that road with the District; and our
connection with the Point Lookout road The
Board OF Trade At their special meeting ON Sat.
Hoay evening, warmly endorsed these pro-
ecu, and have petitioned Congress to grant
me necessary power to the 90, porations OF
washington and Georgetown to make the pro
posed subscriptions to both roads. In view of
ms aeuon, and OF the unanimous expressions
OF opinion oy business men In favor Of the pro-
posed municipal legislation, we earnestly hone
that me action Of our City Councils tonight
Will be prompt and decided. No time should
be lost In awaiting ourselves Of the opportunity
now presented 70 increase our railroad f.c,Ii.
ties, and thus promote our commercial inter.
ests and redu CO the cost of living here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-29

The New York Erening Post, not being Gen.
sational in its character, is not ordinarily in
great demand here, but there was a call YES
teIday for more copies of its issue Of Saturday
than could be suppli|d from the hotel news.
stands. The SPECIAL attraction. as nearly as We
could understand II, was an editorial article
on Senator Fenton, in which the charges O
corruption heretofore made against that gen.
ueman were commented upon at some length,
and IN a decidedly severe and damaging man.
Ler. The article closes with the folio wing
pointed language
"Let General Grant request his secretaries
and tne'r subordIDates TO nave NO words with
ms person His position as Senator gives HIM
no rIgnt OF access 10 them or 10 the President
until he clears his skirts of the sworn accuse
TONS against him and the Administration will
surely sink very low in the public esteem and
conHoehce, IL IL Is seen 10 grant him favors to
apI ONT MS creatures 10 places OF trust, while
ne rests meekly unOer the accusations of such
nature a. we have spoken Of"
There would seem 10 be. and doubtless il.
some bitter personal animus at the bottom of
the r. SITS attack upon Senator Fenton
In the same issue of the Post is another edi.
toral article, written, as is stated several DAYS
ago. In which an earnest protest is made gain st
REORGANIZATION Of Mr.. Merritt rs Naval on
Ger OF the port Of New York, on the groun
that ne Is not proper person for the place
Tne appeal comes too late, as the appointment
was confirmed on Friday last; but the arti lie
may nevertheless do good, IL the new ,ncum-
bent OF the pace is badly inclired as II NAV
nave the effect of putting him on his good be-
havior.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-29

Joe Jefferson Will appear At the Nation.,
Theaire tomorrow evening. In "Rip Van
winkIe." No newspaper praise is necessary
to ensure him crowded houses
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-29

As rule We have not much confidence in
either the usefulness or nnal success, OF news
papers devoted 10 special interests or organi.
cations. but ths new conductors of the Depart.
1Hent JOrrndl-a paper published in this city in
the interest Of Government employees-b,d
fair to make their Undertaking IN exception
TO the general rule. Mr.. Myers has had
considerable and very credit.ble experience As
both editor and publisher, while hrs associate
Mr.. Morton, has t>en trained in the same
school; and as they are both the civil service,
tney ought 70 be able, IS we doubt not they
VIII BE-, TO make a paper At once Interesting
and valuable to their patrons. II they clnnot
the experiment may as well be abandoned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-29
. DE n tai NOTICI =.

W. h. BARRErr, d. d. O.,
tfofmeriy 81 Philsdelphio,D No, 20 ~ strest b.
tween Pc. ave. and U street.
All Dental Operations skillfully perferm.a
Teeth extracted without pain b. sdministarSr:
Psss NsyoSs Oxtds.
Prof. Z. L. Buckfng cham, d. D.
Prof. yamee Truman, ID ID. s.
Prof. Geo. =. Barker. d. d. 3.
Prof Blias Wildman. n D., D. D. a. Psn,sv,v.
mia College Of Dental Surgery, Phiisdei1bfa'
H'i iT.d a,.S6.lsy' d. No. $50 6'Es:s: T::A.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-29

From j. Shiliington, Odson Building, we have
the hrs' number Of Apple.or's Weekly Journal
the advent OF which has been looked for with
considerable interest," from the tact that lt Is to
contain In addition 10 other attractive features
the advance chapters OF Victor Hugo's new
novel The Man Who I.SuRhs.p
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-29

MOUNT VERNON CIRCLE, No. s. u
lH;L g; Abe onlcers and members Of
b. rehy Informed TINT this Circle will meet here.
sft-r on r q EVENING at Good Fellows
bail nth street between D and Louisiana avenue.
ma n 81 WIN b. ii. KIDWELL, b 8 x.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-29

400 SEVENTH STREET AOC
FOR ONE WEEK LONGER.
AT LESS THAN DUB REGULAR PRICES,
to clear up for epring stock.
PAPEkHANGINGe, WINDOW SHADES
PICTURE CORD AND TAssMLs,
OVAL AND SQUARE PICTURE FRAMES,
PAINTINGS, ENGRAvIHGS,
PICTURE NAILS. RINGs, &c.
Terms cash. Please remember the nams and
number MARKRITEk,
maz ct No 4s6 9TH street, bet. and SITS.
WATCHES, RlCH DfA MvNDs, GOLD JEW.
w BLkY STANDARD SILVER WARE, &c
have determined. before MOVING TO q.
MY NEW STORE, to sell out ali the stock cal
OF fiDe Goods have row on hand and there {SlS$
tor will now offer them at such low rates that
expect will dispose Of the whole stock in . few
days II o. HOOD, No 33s Pa ave. mh25-Iw
OPENING OF A NEW DRY GOODS STORE,
" We invite the attention of the public 10 our
entirely new stock Of Dry Goods; shs Wis, CASH
meres, &C.. which We OFF, at the lowest cash
prices. Give rs call before purch asing else
where J. p. HERMAN 4 CO No. 32l Penns
ave. betw, en- oh and 7th streets, one door from
7th street. ma Is st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-29
CHURCH OF fHI INCARNATION (P \
HEADINGS AND BIOITATIONs
MIRA prrrinpuy r,v.

VOCAL AND 1NefRUMEsTxL MUstO.
Az Lecture room, Church Of the HDipnsnv, "a
March 81, ~ ,. N.
Iieksts 90 be had Of Blanchard q Mohuos .,
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INV nERoHAsrs srsAmsH1p ooupAs,

k Ehs ;F .sa AZ; ISHS sps:tss,
run rsruisriy' SurinS the Hlntsr
88 Ss sS1 RSss..ss NV ,IoSk
sHa a2okat A1dcEWHAs :! ieIia.:w WASHINGTON.
Lee.s Esy York froH Pisr %, lsst n,vsr,
q xie1sndris and 6eorssao.n TurspIfsssr'i 'ins
.6st1rninSnLssye 0ecrgstove foot Of High It,,
sHfuRpAfs:; ALL. A,s1snd,ss raIPAIs; SSEfoli
stsamers Of the Merchants and Mechsnics' Trans.
Iorteficn ComPany 70 and from BOSTON, i pre-:
fstss g the usual charge 81 arsyaee and other eT
Dsnses throash batimore 70 avoided b this roats.
care Of +. a. WILLIAMS q CO., Norfolk Va
For farther Information apply 20 JOS. L. GAIT,
Georgetown. ID. o.; or st OFFICE or COMPANY,
corner New YORK avenue and l7th g. one sousre
No isH J.WTHoMPsoH. President
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-29

~Hon. A. Ii. Stephens, of Georgia, is again
in bad health
There are Is 900 Mormons and 5000 Gen.
tiles at salt Lake.
ga Illinois railway is gettiag freight cars
built on which is painted, From Ocean TO
Ocean-No Transfer
- Miss kellogg has volunteered her SER
wees for concert or opera in aid Of the Cuban
insurgents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-29
WALLS OPERA HOUSE.
SIX NIGHTS, C0MMtNOING MONDAY.
mARCH %
ANNOUNCEMENT EXrRAoRDISARy.
Farewell visit %
KELLY 6 LIONS CELEBRATED mINsIRels

y rom 20 Broadway. New York, prior % thsfr de
partL re tor uurop~
Tnefr entertainments vi y he given unahrfdrad
The tout ensemble, In point OF eegau viii BE- IN.
same which hiss established their fame In Me-
YORK during their three years stay.
EON."
The great Burleeque Artist. viii appesr Al earh
performance, together With the m Ct tsien ted aos
largest number Of Comedians ever oombined an one
company ''e
MONDAY and Tuesday. Grand 'utch-s nj shts.
Wednesday and Thursdsy. Ls BELL L. N lights
FRIDAY Snd sstutdsy, Barber Blue nights
GRAND MATINEE SATURDAY. AT O'CLOCK
P m.
Seats can be secured 1t Me'Eerott's Music stor.
on and after Wee pesday. the 2sth instant
Acmfss ion.-Orchs stra Chairs, 81, Parouetts
rs cents; Dress Circle, 80 cents
General price OF admission TO Matinee. 50 cents.
Children, rs cents.
BENEFIT OF THE
60 y LY l. ON.
SATURDAY NIGHT, ARRlL =
maA6t CHARLES mELyILLE, Agent.
IL. MeXLEY,
FANCY DRESSES AND DOMrNoFs
For Lsdiee, Gentlemen, aud Children
No. 945 TENTH STREET,
mas I'm Second door north Of street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-29

Mr.. MURDoCH's RKADIHGs.-After q long
and PAIN nj illness, Mr.. Murdoch has at last
recovered, and is able to .ulnll his professional
engagements. His first select reading will ba
a Metzerott Hall next Thursday evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-29

lingtoD, and French & Richardson (Hud.
son Taylor Bookstore) send Ms Ha,per's Basar
for April IUtn
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TEETH EXTRACTED wIrHoUrpaIy

no charge will be made for extrac, ins WHARF Ar.
tlnclAi Teeth are Inserted. although the -
p susn. vii DC required 20 pay for theS
VIII Dc deducted when the teeth ere made IN.
GoiS ss1na s nov prepared 20 make Teeth on
voio, silver. and Rubber At New York. Phil AL.
PINE, end Boston prices All psrsons uisbiae den
tAl work done can have ft cheap = n the above
nsmed cities. All work will be aore Ia the nest~t
ana pest msneer. ane warra nted TO give entire
seueiscuon Peuoss Will do well 90 cali apI e1s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-29

llUsINEsS MEN should protect thsm .slvss b.
TILE AGENCf. Once 4e9 7th Ct bet. D and Il
mas st HELMICk go,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-29

hsvs o hand one Portable Otsam 0 = nm
Oh norss Power that vs YIN ssll a eur vorIs
6c ei1e essh; also. several portable ensinss
s,as o - sosssnlns machines 10 horse Power:
& hofse power or under. Rssvops 1000 20 pur.
chsss NV OF second had naehinsry, sUsinss or
iroa. would do vsu % can O. eAdrse1 RI. J.
L 81 rs co. fasksrsssrs. Wsss virsiaaa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-29
nj ARIsPs. I.sHioNABLE DLs0Iks

., between sth aud feth street..
- Low open ior reception Of Pupils. For
a.. c ca ar apply st the Academy for oircu- 2
Day Of Tuition For Misses and mssfer,-rn..
day. Thursday, and Saturday, from a. sp M
for Gentlemen-nondsy, Wednesday. and sst
'osS, Iou 70 w y m sel1-m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-29

(,RAED HOP or ALDRIDGE LODGE "a
loon, on MONDAY, Mach 20 is6s
1ickefs admitting a Gentleman and two ~
Ladies, 81. Committee of Arr.naement.-H ri
66rhold Israel Hol zman, Martin Arenz A a
bisnop, T. b. Sherwood W A II Bradley Rsi.
nt Master Tickets 20 be had Of any member a
,ne committee The Holy Hill String BAND has
ooen enk akeo LOT the occasion ma rs s3tkdb
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BALLS, PARTIES. AZ

Aol FOR EASTER MONDAY a
the following q, bs: A
MONUmENTAL, PYTHIAy PLFAsTRp "a
fklaHDsHIP MOI
bet. ID and streets ON -" e'ee''
MONDAY, March 2e 1859
Ilskets 4, admitting gentleman and lsdie.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-29

ART GALE RY
500 PENNSYLVANIA AvENUD
bkfWk1N NINTH AND TENTH sTRREr
choice collection OF OIL PAINTIsas Ca,
man; french, English, and American CHR0NOe
EcGkANINGs. PHOT0GRAPHs, PAssH PAX
VIEWS, PSkL6R BRkCKIrs sshsooPt
ess, and Square PICTURE TRAMEs. ooRD.
Picture Frames made 10 order. Prices NOD.
sse. VS. SMITH
oo Wy Proprietor
DRoFs. KRKIe' DANCING AOADKMT
y rem. avenue. opposite detropoiftAI "A
dotel We would respectfully announces that
ee are nov preperet 60 receive pupils At
such prices as VIII suit the tines. aud ACRE.
with the prices Of other Professors s the etty Ts
snd see &c for Circulars aud Information flssses
On TUESDAY and eArURDAY, from e Q o'ol1
IUEspAl and tR1DAY from 20 10 O'Clock In
ocsl-tf "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-29

nUeINESS MEH should subscribe to the MER-
- CAMILLE AGENCY. Office 499 9Th st.
between ID and K.
m3s-st HELMICK &CO.
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DENTISTRY.

l.. WOLF. ND
- OPERATIVE DENTIST
no Ia2 fenna ave bet Nth aud 18TH streets
bofth eioe All branches OF the prefes -
slonthiIilIly attended o.. and Oh the most9
rsasoIeDie terms thorough perience 0
OF several years In the Dental Art insnire. IA -,
VII eohnae nee that his operations viii prove sat
'eise.0I, 70 All. ma n I'm
nRs w. AND II. A MERRILL DRNTIsrs
nSk between l2th and 18th streets, fur
nisn ARTIFICIAL TEETH on sny Kind U3fkW
% rs< oeeireo: Pure Nssyoss Oxsde Gas CON.
ssantly Cd hand for extracting ,eeth Withost psin
We guarantee 70 all those having work done AZ our
Huce esfisiscuon In every particular no no iy.
de. LrwIr a DAVIS, DENTAL AssoU1A.
No. $50 PENkeYLyAEIA AVENUE,
Between 18th and ls.h streets
TEETy NJ
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-02-04

THIS Company, National III is character, off rs,
by reason OF its Large Capital. Low Rates OF
Premium and New Tables, tie most desirable
means OF insuring life yet presented To the public
The rates of premium being largely reduced,
are made as favorable - the insurers as those OF
the best Mutual Companies, and avoid all the
complications and uncertainties Of Notes, Divi-
deuds, and the Observation-Disclosures which the lat
ter are apt TO cause the Policy-Holder.
Several new and attractive tables are now pre-
Gented, which need only TO be understood 10 prove
acceptable TO the public, such the INCOME
PRODUCING POLICY and RETURN PREM
IUM POLICY. In the former, the policy holder
not only secures a life insurance, payable at
death, but viii receive if living after period OF
a few years, an annual income equal TO ten per
cent 90 per cent? Of the par of his policy. In the
latter, the Company agrees 10 return TO the in
sured the total amount Of money he has paid in,
in addition to the amount of his policy.
The attention Of persons contemplating insur-
ing their lives or increasing the amount of insu-
rance they already have, is called TO the special
advantages Offered by the National Life Insurance
Company.
Circulars, Pamphlets and full particulars given
on application TO The Branch Office of the Com
pany, or o the
NEW ENGLAND GENERAL AGENCY.
Under the direction of 4. A. ROLLINS and W.
r. CHANDLER, Of the Board OF Directors
J.P. TUCKER, Manager,
Merchants Exchange, State St., Boston.
~LOCAL AGENTS ARE WANTED in
every City and Town and applications from
competent parties for such agencies, with suitable
endorsement, should be addressed to HENRY +
FIELD, Rutland Co. National Bank Rutland
Vt, Special Agent for Rutland and bennington
County. dec2Sdeod&weowly.