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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-01-21

Nllrs .---- ->4uue. Turner. SOLD l-s i-..-
s-Cae-zs-oe--~. t- 3 p. Whitney -1-
be-la. Howard s1.- what is known a. .-a
DAVIS farm O. Eiva-- A.sa.
Tuesday nI-a.. there wasa "a. -. sl7v g..
about s.I niche bur tls vil- a5---.a t-s ---.-
"ednesiay morning Dr. soon "a isra,s- -ea
Vas -e'' bus 'p1s-- The VIM veere- round 90
'le H7r,a ~es' 90 the evening. aoveys-. and
'l'l-' 'e'' ''-l s- enough IHe iooi-
ing vas aTr''7.'-' during iAe morning % -llr-
--- Is-'-'''A''- ute l'--l '- lls alr'e'
" 7- losing 'ls' gong
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s- az d proper name En- CERTAIN actions ien4e-
81 'i'-''' '--''' 'H@' " R-s P9ap-sIHs Z,
20 sol-s A-is-A-er a vat OF hi- vas examined,
n d H1nTrH n"Hna hoe n.n H.a.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-01-21

The movement for the removal westward O..
The rational capital still continue Citizens Of
g. Louis held meeting OF THURSDAY night. and
appointed committee Of hve 60 &c visi- Washing
ton ami take measures TO prevent further apDro-
priatious Of money for erecting public building.
in that obscure locality" Congressman B5vd
wrote to the meeting that seyenty-iour mem
bers OF the House Of Representatives arr
already pledged to vote against any appronris-
tions Tor buildings III Washington. or for the
Worlds Fair PROPOSED to be held there
Meanvhii- the Government oficials are look
ing up a site for the new State Department
building, which doesn Z look much ike removal
Of the capital very soon Perhaps the sppropri-
alton for this building will give test vote on
the main question.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-01-21

1yv WxKxr.Y FKrE Press contains every week,
Oh. l,tast nevs Local and state NeWs' correspond
.nos. Editorials. choice selected MisoeHny' tales
,kstebes poetry. &c. Market Reports New York
- 49, SCI and General Markets Cambridge
- N.-Est. ST. Adams Butter Market, &C; hr-
-, on Agricultural topics ana every thing going
M, a vALuAB Blk FAMILY PAPER. Il il print
- an, large s6-Ooluma sheet, and contains more
- matter than any paper in this part Of the
country. Crrp paTFS
~ ,.sb We viii send the FREE PREss and the
R,rs-sias Magazine, one yes--
Y,-t7 81 from 8 new subscriber We viii send the
PREE PRESS one year and the Chicago AdraHee-
onsof the pest religious weeklies IN the country.
Por s4ol cash, from Hstr subscribe we viii send
she FREE Press and the New YORK Independent
one wear and give Two fne pictures Of Grant
and Colfsx.
Bv special arrangement We can nov send 70 neu
subscribers the FREK Pass Enc HEARTH AND
BoEE. for Four Dollars, cash--Whioh-is the resu-
l1r prics Of the lister publication, alone.
Address a. orders 70
THE FREE PRESS ASSOCIATION,
BURLE6ros, W.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-01-21

= makes an excellent showing During the frs
year Of its existence the company has issue
;, policies % the amount Of S2s5. 200. It has l-
Be- surel 213 person. Jos q them f1- their vl..
b lives. It has received ~ premiums - .i5. ali -
BE- Interest 900 e has divided 81 .5ll on BE-.
d oapitaI stock of $4,000 and its assets amour
is 70 S55.7l2.24 The company mas thus aires
f. passej toe period Of experiment. and may
.t set down AZ one Of the established institutions
@ our stale and cry. AT The anuul. meeting. ta
"a number Of directors Wa increased from toe
% tEeuty- The list chosen ~ the a1uua. me-.
ing. which W p11.lsaei yesterday. contains Ga.
- name o.. s1ue e.. -ae most upright suees-.-
and respected business All professions men -
, our community. Confidence everything
Life Insuran-e Company. ami the Vernon.
claim the confidence Of tine citizens Of Fs--
b. without reserve. Il is evidently 3D. COOL han
ami We give mo advice WI taken
our-eve-. when vs advise aa- -=ll--. r-..
80 OUT a5as companies iH p-e..ra1..
ei-u enc.
E--a lL,--l-.. ls-----r -Tl--
nectei with the dsi.-l... a.tas new ...
erected rT the aH--a.- .- t.. ua.u. l-
during the past season Or -sa. u1rBo-.
place On Iuursiav .a-- r. a -1. -ra.
nall t1-mir- tlr ss
The Day va. che ua- .a5rs-. .
. furious SNOW ---r-a r.-.-- a ..a
tal.u- t1-a--l Glib. -7-- -... ...-..
euer ~ -.a +--sr.. . r -. .r...-..
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-01-21

Tut, tut Hsro is the Boston Post talking
about the usual syillnilk svagger" Of the n
Y. World. d" Hawks shuIdns' pyke out hawks
cen"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-01-21

Here Is danger 90 ou- glorious Liberties. a
neWspape- correspondent has found o1- tlat
" the White House is no longer the u.sin. hame. y
abode Of ar unpreterdinr republican President .
bug the air Of -e-sl -rluieu- and tae costly
sumptuo1sness u the priace.y courts Of the old
world are introduced 20 as,ouisa, awe. and iu-
press the hsri-worAiag citizens o. I'm. boo-isa
country We have always fel-el ;Aat Grant
being an arlstocraur scion Of nobility. would en-
desvor 70 introduce the forms a1i ceremonies Of
the efete Honarchies of the old world into the
executive mansion. Let the nation put on
mourning for the departing simplicity Of in.
rulers.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-01-21

So Dc seems tla- even the L-umeui-4. l-uuc.
suffers somewhat from the luperiec-ols o.. hue
mau nature a-tae session O.. -a;ur-1r the OH.
est lega,e present compliance ta-t many q. 'ae
speeches were tedious IRON their extreme length
This is certainly g grave complaint We fea-
that some spiritual Garrett Davis hoe .ntruiei
into't6s Council, ana is disturbing the Legislative
patience Of the member There is danger tlat
the record Of the proceedings Of the Council iu-
steal Of being LUCID ani compreaeusve ezpo..-
tioa Of the doctrines Of the Church. i.- TIE cone
fort an information Of the unie.rnsl faithful
AMI the marvellous discontinue or The Learned
uufa,t5ia., viii be q drea-y collection CT verriars
and buuo7noe, like The Coagre,ft7aa- G.a,s ami
other worldly publications besides, the Hc.y
Father did not summon the Council there Co. dis
cuss ani resolve, but to vote ana o5.g
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-01-21

In the last case Of caanioa.,sm 10 New York
young ruihan, being reprovei 10y ms father for
coming home drunk, fell upon and beat Ms
parent shockingly. and finished the outrage by
biting Of ms father lower lin. We have heard
Of young rowdies giriug their prorenitors
" lip - on such occasions; but taxing up. in
tins style, from the old gentlemen. IS one % the
modern improvements.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-01-21

Among the bills introduced Ia the House On
Tuesday We md one by Mr.. Prosssr o. Tennes-
see. Go To promote the interests OF genera! eiu-
cation among the people OF the United States
We are not acquainted with the precise manner
IL which Mr.. Prosser Of Tennessee proposes TO
effect such a highly desirable object. But be
mss cur announcement, together with the suS-
gestioa that the earlies, benefits Of the &c. be
extended 20 his own State.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-01-21

On the adjournment OF the New ORR Assem-
bly,, one day last week. the members were called
up 10 the clerks desk to receive their free passes
over the Erie railroad What this means everv-
body knows That the shameless proceeding
should be enacted openly II the Assembly cham
Der, illustrates the extent Of Generalization IN
der the incoming rule OF Tammauy
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-01-21

Governor Bowie, Of Maryland, insists that
'' that state has Just and strong claim upon
the United States for the value Of her emanoiost-
ed slaves, and he suggests tina, the Legislature
adopt resolutions respectfully but firmly de-
handing compensation at the earlies; date that
the e1igencies OF the National Treasury will
allow" This is refreshing. We did not know
that the STATE Of Maryland owned slaves, and If
she did we sFe sorry to believe she must bear
their loss with true. chivalric, Southern forti-
tude
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-01-21

WANTED. BACK NrsBEss 10 any D.. our sub
s-rioers who keep their weekly papers can FUR
nisa US complete hle Of the FHrE PEzs-, either
for The year ending July Is-, 1850, or July -s-,
1906. ~ snail be much obliged, AMI viii peg
twice what they cost
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-01-21


WANTED. BACK NrsBEas III any Of our -uo
s.riosrs VINO keep their weekly papers can fur
nisb us a complete 6Ie Of the FErr PRESS ethel
for the year ending July ls-, 1850, or July -s-
1s55 W shall be much obliged, AMI viii peg
twice what they cost
taxpayers should remember that If they wish
70 save four per cent Oh their STATE taxes
they must pay the SANE 90 che Collector before
February LIST.
Llc1rHEs George Francs Train Will ie-tur.
in Rutland. April f-l .1 ;a.s -.-- .u ,-e Deb.
and 10 S. Adams OF the 9TH
Nor-E-AI persons having u-1e q. go.
Post once. vso ha7e15t KEYS 20 them. will PLEASE
leave their nanes O.. che Poet l@cs. 81. -aa-
they may be supplied with keys
Go. II BIalav ?. B.
The ho,s. 30 H.ussal--a aa. recently tes-
purchased 10y II G.. sG S.. Flanagan. Or H=a-
ben wiekEsra. i-- -.
Spencer 81. Mead has s-.l l., dwelling a.l=
70 }- T11mpsaa. -r llu---1-s. -.- $50.
Il, addition 90 the divorces granted s. che .-..
tern Of the Supreme Ca---. u-a.-4-1u .. v-.l
49,. -,-, ,----e--r.-- ---..r.. ,- -.- .r s-..
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-01-21

Nou-L-Al persons having u-1e 81 ,a.
Post once. VIZ haven KEYS 20 then. will please
leave their names a- che Poet 7lcs 81 -l--
they may be supplied With Keys
G. BuErr E.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-01-21
BURLINGTON AND vICINITY.
Reported for the Free Pres.
Meteorological Record.

at. a. IT Long p . 10 Elevation above tide
Ter 357 feet above Lake ChAmplain q feet
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-01-21

I1= Boston Journal .ays. BE- Henry Ne.Aue,
vino murdered Mr. Berry Russell. q Hunesburs
81. more tazu year age, VII be hung oa
Fulsg. ,ne lis, instant, which Be very
remote approximation 70 me truth What short
Of hanging doe. che reporter deserve VII. In
three lines. murders Two men names ana nnaI-
3 y SENDS one Of then 60 the soaa1id over year
before he Is due
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-01-21

ASoTHm meeting ID tl5t---ac- .- ...
son County Railroad ssasme w. hell
ham On the I2lA >aeecae. rs-. us
Gov Page. Col G-t d.. Merrill. H
Nionolsou. Col V1.. L. 0llin- -,e
Hon John IS. >,eTa-, .. lll.- ..
otners Arguments s-l SOUR. were ..r.a.
SHOWING Oh. beu-h-- f-ss veu.l .e derive
such rs,ilroai communication. giving ler..
pie IN thar section Of ;he county q. much beige.
aad surcr rseiiirie-. Dir CooE. o.. r--- lem
president Of me road 90 the We. -.--o- .as-...
speaking Of fl-are prospect. jc-aalIa-. -...
upoa railroad communicate. asia -,.- t.si-.
inte-es' Of Nlorish vs., So IN @, infancy. B..
was to-day, by thsir lirse railway. -riu-u-
tons Of iron from their b,ds. su- -sl-. -.
months Ill passed he would bring slt 1900 ta.-
PEI nay. They mast have AZ Quite Ter ihs-
Iorks, and TINS projected route tnr1u-H A 'd.-.-
County would give it to them.
Land owners along TIE rout, expressed s,ea-
selves a. favorable TO the unIe-iADaz The
meeting resolved unanimously, by 2 Fisi7g vote
10 AK the seiectmen 10 call sSsu meeting 4"
consider the suhjsst AZ spphcat.on FOR su'l
own meeting was signed BY ten lesal votsrs-
md warning "a sP A. the elo,s Of tie
meeting.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-01-21

Tie intelligence IS announce inat al te-e-
graphic MESSAGE are hsreanr- 90 be- written DO
English. This will be gratifying % al u1t-riu-
nate Editors whose vocation requires them 60
vo-s iuto al iuteliz1s form tae enI-nstica.
and laoouureaeus6s dispatches of some Of TIE
sssocla-ei press reporters
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-01-21

Inc other dsy the literary vorl opened i.s
ewes Do astoulsament 81 the word % unlIspri7a-
cieI There is reason for further expansion.
Prof q. Fis1,. %, Harvard, mas just assars1 us
III one " bis lectures. that the evolution Of p-.-
losor--. Whatever else IL may be. Is a continuous
process G.. '. lesnthropomo-phi-aulu
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-01-21

It's a curious coincidence that while the free
trade cause appears TO he gaming strength IL
this country. ID Englani protection is again
rearing It's head. The movement Of the Engiish
protecuonists is strong enough to excite the
alarm Of John Bright. and he mas felt called
upon ID ms recent speeches TO denounce il II the
old and effective manner The Saturday Re-
ricr admits that the battle must be fought over
Again IN Eurland
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-01-21
CLUB RATES


THE FREE PRESS ASSOCIATION,
BURLIE6roS, W.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-04
financial.

Oyyrg o. CoNrtSRsrAL IvsritAscE COHrASY,{
80 BKOADwA1. ~ Y. Juue p, 1870
CUSTOMERS of this COMPANY entitled 10
y CERTIFICATES Of PROFITS for yer 1903 arr requested to
~u be Immediately ~ Ofls !" sgo theL 10"
t4sfS tfhin PECk beefeEr'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-04
THE STATE OF TRADE.

,..v rriv q-ll.55 A m-Consols ofeaed at 81 Tor 6o'h
5s, and tbe socount ADencsn securities tmeI =. - Fe
Tverty bonds 1872 soi 1880, OIL Si I5t ~ ,, iisI
"a Stsl steady: Ere Railway shares tti Illinois Oehus Ii
AAnne And "resi "ssfn M C.o, opened quie Mdiling
rpspss ., dd NddIug Orleans 10! ll "lea' oo 'euA'
br Red West-rn Ne. p LHsesd Oh arm, mop quiz
AyrWERP july 2-Petroleum openei trn. - o., - IT,.
P.ss Jgy the Bours Opened dul cne y FRS ~ eenneS
IoSDoS Iuv s-2 a m-Cono closed al w Tor botn money ana
De socount American quieti EyelNeny bonas ~
o. "a on IT 8s3 Tep-Fcres Gt stocks quiet; hre hair
49, et. uBnois Central ma Atlantic and Great Western III
LlyERPoo1 July 2-2 m.Coton closed dul n1anng pahls
~ Mdiug Orleans l6!d Of tie day. 800 bales including
m h5 and export Brtadstt are quiet FoIA Is uu
Rsssei Petroleum Z = gallon Trpeuule no g cSt
PE,sEyoKT Juy 2Untcd States FyeTsenty bonds opened urn
M quiet 81 gof for the iss1e Of f862
HtyEs JAY Cotton opened quiet
PV,yNyoET 2Unte Five Twenty bonds closed rn
PaKs JUL 2-he Boue closed quiet Reltes y francs 70 CEN
5uos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-04

dayASA following the prices Of merchandise at
gstan d Ms,snEas Juy2 SugrIhe
doing unchanged quotations and The market
demand reduction The total ort
turing the iron and MatSnEs foot 5000 hoes and
his including 1000 and 1880 bhds to the United sss
soct hand sBd 20 4W boxes
Ibis Feght steady boz OF sugar TO the Unei stats
ia p.r hid Of the Unitei States - Sd - 5 per
IBID Of Hoasss 10 the United So per 70 Falmouth
orders 81 0<2i6 6er at 1920 Butter quiet Coal o
sety In tins al reals barrels reals gelon Foar scbVe
s9dslO Hams demand American Sailed 24oi American sugar
sure4 Sd2-c = Lard Tmer ns az &C., IN kegs ana LEu-
a Lumber Postoes firm at - ltL NgoAs-hH Ilu
and quiet reals hegsbesd steady al ~ u LAI s
qkFk ia snuUI lgs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-04
HAVANA UPvKIy NARKFT.

AZ ISrvrKr July 2-Petroleum closed firm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-04
,JTTPopOTJTAN SAVINGS BANK,

vi No. 1 and 2 Thrisye., opposite Cooper Institute,
TmRTYFOCRfH DIVIDEND. -,
TIY ig-o By direction Trustees Of this BnA we u'u
- INTEREST at the rate Of SIX PER CENT per annun
Iii H. pss on ali .ns entitled and aer july ~ n OF
no, vlr.su added 10 the account AMI ORA" hses' o
July l. 40 -, -. t....... co, IpIv an
SIX pm CENT allowed on ALL SUNS Of % and upward
deposits 81 Dollar received $500 ~ e,,,,tf DID.
T. W. LiLLB, Secretary. loAAC l. S'i, :" ''".
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-04
nrcr1prs nF PRODTCE.

North 9Jrer. IcsSfs. dHd holfusltS. ~, n,
80 4. No. A.be - bales Cotton, 2ol ools fl,n -
- yTbe e ~ lush Com 40&0 bush Oats 70 o@ss 'Vin i95
~ l Rosn bb Spirits Iqent1e PAgs 20 Su1 on CaIe
IA pIgs Bu,r 80 pkgs Rggs 44 pkgs Chsese III Hide as
a ~ l. - lhi> Tobacco g. pkgs Tobacco u haiSS " 'o'
h Confer ~ casks Copper 50 pigs Starch s''4 OH e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-04
COTTON MARKETS.

Dl5sIJN. TetD July cotton dull and nominal Good Ofl-
~ h recepts - talesi eIPorcoast"se - hal'.i a. s
b.fl as.
spLFAvs. Jul, 2C0tf1n quiet AMI weak bidding ~. ST.
s@ 30 reoopts n bales o0aswi.e - Daie Total 20 pa ~
1850 Gra Britain 345l bales coastsse, 81 bales tooA O
A'as5aH, Ca July 2Cottou In fair temandi hdn,ng ~
h.G bale -
a'EotK Va 2Coton qaet and weak Low Mddhng INC
~ ~ leIs. receipts - baesi stock 20. halts -
laaELgsIos S G. Jaly 2-Co;ton quiet Mlng fl1lqc sas
. lss ret R bss; ~ bales stoes '''
fea -
h0HLy Ala Jprr Cotton quiet. L0r Mdug, lie sai's gu
l- rn "A f,les srp0-te British 3gsl bales 10 ne
'ntufli f bales. eoast.e 50 bales, stock lt'io bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-04

.,.. ar, uueh,rrc sales 2'o bel' at $40 So LOT ''0'
Go strained IT. Que t9' sc1dy we , qu0 o, as Is $50 90
sg% c ES5p Stis Q, . o5 Eo.9. wiDeSy
so:.. s GO asa SD So % ~ waaioS @S
s sS:a. n n isT S ssss Ir''A City, '''| '','
b-ayre ul inactivity yle Iey,s S 70 nS
fhV's"t La, continued ana hs e1 even
Pine the Dol bins aes having prsI fi S, ~, yery SLOWLY
ctcnn % Th local trade ue doubles, 70 ne
sne s,b on Prove temporary, the indc,,ons are hat
& aTanees vii sgi1 APi .y the Tsrct }. quiet
sesVr ts LII ar9 ou. prices have adanoe closing A. a"ut
a. s6ss % e,,, ,. M . 70 for Oy 30. Por future
dsIy,rJ ~ ba.,, At ,i.c'S to tie io6birs trade
gt s,es sales q hs At J. tl' i,r an inaiy a. about
SIS Erra N pS. J . oa al for Mess Beef Hams
:: r ,a9 cs, Of S o:e Pr Fod % i BE
zane ' en- ri I,' ~ a'' }S, d'" rs Ss
soy - AZ lie iorNo l. iti use Tor Wy; Sut iSaiel
% Prime S'.' isr md uschaarrd We quote; Co. 9aa4
%s T5. s Ff.a: S %scra
S 0Tio-I. yei 81, s.si, We quote ..12,a1a
fs 5, f E.2 F ,o yaoi
sl~oi ,,,aFr, or rsoy2y, SEw.roHk Sam.
@ s s saa S CO e; J;i = E q
Ts a. ss5i o 1890 50 e S. ss g 's2 ssS
ESisI a ,ss s7s ceo s s 81 S3 g. 81 9 SS
E's 700 95 ~ 90 s s,at ss soo iis;i,so
Tsio~ r,s Cr,e huk firmly hell but we
n 81 bh, At he Refined there has btrn o2 We onote:
ee ~. - - ave unchanged Tar Is quiet but seSa!' ~
C,Je tt0a4I gravity 10 bulk ~ ga rs a.
60 uIuq sies.It light straw 70 NI"''
E Ee5Ss5 iS ,e., i S1S s straw
Ssglhs' rc6ned 65a77 gravity b5i ~ 90 a
Resdum e. 4, bsB lot the business is only modr
~ -! Resyinr a Sc; sales Of 80 Mus ~ Re-
ate fs W 30 RICO and Havana 90 private eis
tabS IIt IL a. some grades and business iarF aclNei H 5
al,1t T " t a l3c for Posiered GrsnuA'eO' S"l
Al l2id2ic for b. c.iye and steady: sales 5000
TsIt OW-The market IS moderately acu'e Hni s''' saw
=, eI gQ3c for County and Pnmt w o.. ,h, - I, 81 Oi for
NwriSK5 : sca,e and steady sales 2io b9ls 81 -" - " "
pIfron.h bound
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-04
m.pp,Io CATTLE MARKEr-Jrlr 3.

BUFFALO CATTLE NABKEr-JrIY5 ,
'tHe Quotations ucbsnge with l0Nhsaf tentne{ to.a.
is Tor d. seek 1858 bead shseB-Suppy hbTs taaash m
10 dnand Western dull rfosgts for The wtek @JA heal
closing dull, 90 ''on ."
hfifs; for the seek, u 5f4 head
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-04
DuBLIC NOTICE is hereby given by the |

DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given by the
to H. Of pd S SsI9S r S entitled Zee Act
iie he construction Railroad ia Onehupdoi and
and in and In the CITY Of heWlo
Anil Is $50 they viii e, public Ss ,S6C7 II u S' ia qgTsr,G
m To the hsbes bidder for the same right privilege and Franchise
20 7f ;S op' , S s9l p and q o
G1s PSq Of s .'s y cos:na on
the North HUDSON RIVER at Ne loot o. one Gno. h Si
t, Manhsi,ns thence through and along anhs,h s'S
sog With dGose trsel 70 -, s East
through and Along Tiae with double rst 70 the nsTen
Bridge re thence SrGgsh and ,,. aoI5 ,.o
dttsi at is intersection YIN
to the iernu. with the necessary connso-
ton Of The d railroad on We b. . from The passage Of sad
sTss 70 9 .oDs TcpthS,s AID upon aud along said
yeaue i,s, e che .aGe I be o SR.s G Ss oonuae
ordinary Of sales auction and the person OF
such right privilege or franchise FROM said Commissioners
TIA. be or sS S OF " ne s ,i oTd:See with d.
provisions Of t sad act such ceutS.is 70 De sue no on ne
the Mayor Aldermen and ComoaaJ OF We
good be approved by the Comptroller
se.s Shall %p two years dnh and complete said equip
same With the REQUISITE NUMBER Of 1s' ana s0T,e sp bS Sy
legal proceedings from completing and constructing the same me une o
he time within which the zane completed the Conmi,
should So franchise for sale copy Of e sc; Of
%s Es.ncs sPSt SG2b e eve
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RICHAED Il. CONNOLLY Comptroller
JOHN J. BRADLEY Chamberlain.
JOHN X HACKETT, Recorder.
MOORE Chairman Finance Committee
Board Of Aldermen
NICHOLAS HAUGHTON, Chairman Finance
Committee, Board OF Assistant Aldermen,
Commissioners Of the Sinking Fund
OFFICE of TIE CLINTON FIRE INSUR-
~ ANCB COMPANY, No 1916 Brosdway-Atthe Annual Election
Directors held this day the following gentlemen
were reelected for the ensuing yoar
RFFINGHAM TOWNSEND. JACOB VAN WAGENEN,
CHAS r. SWORDS JOHN Il. WILLIS,
ID HENRY HAIGHT. PRESTON H. HODGES,
AMOS r. RNO. WALTER BARNES,
JOHN WATSON. HENRY COFFIN
SAMUEL WILLRTS. JOHN ID. GRIFFIN,
DON ALONZO CUSIIMAN. CHARLES II. ISIIAM,
URIAH J SMITH WILLIAM PALRN,
SYLVESTER L. H. WARD, JAMES B. AMES, JR,
JOHN SCOTT BOYD, BGBBRT A CLAIM.
ISRAEL COfiSB, - $500
subsequent meeting Of the Board Mr. JAMES H. AmfS u,
unanimously reelected Presient-NcT-l ork June 1910
JOHN BARRY, Secretary
TNION PACIFIC r. r. SECURITIES.
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