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Amln in Ohio has been convicted Of murder
in the FIRE. dearee-his crime consisting Of
throwing a Train Of cars, on the Plitshurg snd
Fort Wayne Railroad, of the track. The YER
dict is righteous one. imprisonment for life
is not too stern punishment for 81 act which
Imperfect the existence Of many scores Of pass
e1gers. But wherein consists the Inference in
moral guilt between q deliberate attempt to de-
s;roy a train ani the negligent management Of
railroad directors, 10 their criminal inat'en-
ton Q, duty lies the primary cause q large
proport Of railway accidents, ana the un-
needed ceusure q the press OF Of caroner's
jury is TOO commonly the only punishment visit
Ell on 'hc persons responsible
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The laws Of Maryland require every voter to
be freebooter. Lait spring Senator Vickers
made out 6.eed conveying one square foot Of
ground to nineiy. four citizens of Chestertown,
Kent county, with a view to enable them to vote
at local eiection But colored man beat the
Senator at his own game, and carried the cleo
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q. G. BENEDICT. EDITOR.
Eur wEEkLY FREE PRESS

THE WEEKLY FREh
Unpublished every Friday morning
THE FREE PRESS ASSOCLAl ~ ~
College ST., Burlington W.
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T IW-llaIllN 7
Rev. SAMUEL ". BUsH. Register.
Binghampton, n. Y. Oct l, lo1p-
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FOREIGN NEWS.
FRANCE.

,,> opposrrroN TO THE PLEBISCITUM-TURBU-
LENT MEETINGs-PROPoSED ACCUSATION or
Tup rMPEROR-M. OLLIYIERS ANSWER TO
TuE ELECTORAL COMMITTEE OF NJ THEIRS
ARREST FOR URGING THE IMPEACHMENT or
NAPoLEON-M. FAyRES ACTION.
PARIS, Friday April 29 1870.
The meetings held yesterday to discuss matters
relative TO the Pebiscitrm more turbulent than
over, One held by the opponents of the flepsci'uin
in this city was dissolved by the authorities pecuSo
an accusation of the Emperor was proposed INC
peoplc separated without rioting. though they eA-
messed their disapproval by cheering for repupic
and singing the MarSelaisc. Many other rhee''iisS
were held in the city which, however, were lor 'io
most rart orderly At some of these II was resolved
that all those in favor of republic would No'e NO,
Further demonstrations on the part of the students
are expected on the opening of the Medical 'oheso
next Monday.
NJ Olivier publishes another circular in wliich no
REPLIES 10 the manifesto Just issued by the blec'ol
Committee of NJ Thiers He brands the assertion
that according to the new Constitutioh' 'ho h-ii'
peror may do as he pleases as an error 700 gosS W
deceive. and declares it could only have been put
for,,a,d nv norsons who considered the electors a
nack of FOOLS. NJ Chevaudier de Valdrome, Minister
of tho Interior has issued circular to his con-
s,i+non,s advising them to vote "Yes" NJ. Lermina,
who at n public meeting last night, urged the
impeacAnent of the Emperor, was arrested this
morning
Jules Favre indorses the manifesto on the Plebis-
citum issued by the Deputies of the Left and the OPP
position journalists. The Cardinal Archbishop OF
Chambery and the Bishop of Gap have ordered their
clergy 10 vote in the affirmative. The Court 1t is
said will 90 to st. Cloud, and there remain during
the week in which the iPlebiscitum is taken The
tour Of the Prince Imperial in the Provinces is de-
ferTeA
New-York tribune., 1870-04-30
THE NEW POST-OFFTCE BUILDINGS.
VIEWS OF THE MINORITY.

A minority report. signed by two members
the Committee appointed to investigate the contracts
and construction OF the Post Office buildings in New
York and Boston, has been furnished to the House,
together with voluminous testimony. The non-concur
rent views Of the minority that the testimony does
not sustain either the aigeton that money has been
pended in OF the appropriations or that the
structon OF the New-York building commenced pro-
gressed galy unsuitaby and that plans for the
building had ever been approved by Congress. These
were the matters concerning which the House ordered
The minority further OF opinion that
the plans for the NewYork building presented by other
architects would ultimately have proved very xpensive;
Nl0,OO would have been given away In commissions
ground owned by the United States, open to the
objection that executed the city authorities could at
any time deprive the entire front on the Cit Hall Park
OF light and Mr.. A. stewart being examined
by the Committee expressed his decided approval OF Mr.
Nretts plan saying In respect ~ tho 80 feet Of
Il leaves the north front, ~ cannot tO what
the city pight do. should not an individual,
putting up great building like this, be disposed
10 place myself In position where could be deprived
OF light" Moreover, the other plans involve an arcb
tecural experiment, which, unsuccessful would en-
danger the stability Of the building.
The expenditures have been made under the supern-
tendence OF the Hon. T. Hulburd. whose integrity and
capacity well known 10 the House As TO tho cont acts
they provide the stone and nx the prccs II the Govern
ment shall choose order; but the other har the
Government Ia liable for the amount ordered only TIE
neen per cent to which the majority rport denurred
as~sA tAo suppU VI al enginek msohlncry and tools
New-York tribune., 1870-04-30
HOUSE OF RRPREsENTATIvES-EvE SESSION
IPor proceedings Of morning session, Fourth Page

fPor proceedings Of morning session, Fourth PageI
The House met in Committee of the Whole
at O'Clock, Mr. Wheeler tRep, N ~ IN the ehair' On
THE TARIFF BILL, ---.-,-.
the pending paragraph being that in reference 10 iron
Mr. GARFIELD Rep, Ohio) offered an amendment
making the duty on round iron and squares between @
OF an and two inches In diameter so
per tun and round iron and squares less
quarters Of an inch @ 20 per nn t nro
vding railroad iron in coils not more than slehs OF
inch in diameter fluare shall be subject to tho
duty WIRE Agreed TO.
The paragraph IA amended, reads;
poOn op a. pro-. Of & S sS.S ro or '' drawn nns
% SsI da1 R.'ss ss ss IS E 'SaS ea si .m '
@ ea9 d d" vit isss '' %
eSSs si .h hi1s & cotton l cent a chi % pay
per pound the Of duty imposed iron wire no, 50
enth Of inch diameter or square shall be subject 10 the
The next paragraph that taxing all iron or steel
wire, rope, or twisted ties.
on motion Of Mr.. SCHENCK, the words "or twisted
wire were out those words having been inserted
in the preceding 9 soN Rep rowa theaes Of
duty were reduced to make the paragraph read:
On steel wir made Of wire no, les. than y no 10 T s
than No. gauge pound and
70 per eaSe Se9i -. - ar@ % orr e1D 1se n ,% ). %re ' WAN
Mr.. KELLEY Rep, PENN moved to strike out the
paragraph. Negatved
The next paragraph was; loot and Is con, al v,,orem
and painted or printed sgure per square foot and IS
III H. N. j
graph arguing would raise the present duty on
painted cloth per cent ad yaoren IL was max
Ing il prohibitOry. , a,
Mr.. SCHENCK opposed the motion, explaining that
this wire cloth admitted at less duty than the
wire OF which il was made. This material was used 10
keep out hies-a sort OF "Shoo Fly" (IaughterJ He
wanted TO have the duty the wire cloth little higher
than that the wire. .
After considerable discussion the motion was negaved
MT. cox Dem, N. W moved to reduce the duty Of
four cents 10 two cents. Rejected.
The next paragraph was on Iron spiral FURNITURE
lr,rinp reg cput
iMr ALLISON REP Iowa) moved TO make the duty
two cents per pound and 10 per cent ad yalore1. .
Mr. MCCORMICK Dem MOI moved TO strike ont the
is per cent ad vaorem and declared it monsrous to put
Mr BROOKS Dem, N. W argued that the present
duty Of two per pound and Is cent ad vaorem
was practically prohibory the amount OF revenue re-
oeved from it last year being only $3 against $7as the
preceding year.
Mr. Allison's amendment rejected
The Committee then rose, having disposed or four
paragraphs.
The House them at 1910 o'clock, adjourned until to-
New-York tribune., 1870-04-30
THE NEW DOMINION.
THE RED RIVER TRoUBLEs-PLAN OF SETTLE


THE RED RIVER TROUBLES-PLAN OF SETTLE
MENT.
OTTAWA, Ontario, April 29-In the Horse of
Commons, yesterday, the Hon. Mr.. Holtons motion to
put coke and coal the free list defeated by large
majority Sir George f. Cartier announced that the Red
River delegates had been consulted by the Government
Donald A. Smiths report Of his mission to Red River
laid before the House. He recommends that strong
military force be sent TO that Territory prac
cable The following is reported TO be the plan OF COM
promise TO be offered by the Government First 1t is
proposed TO organize small province both sides OF
Red River about $50 miles square, which will cover the
settlements OF the hafbreeds Second The Legislature
shall have control of the public lands OF the province
colonial expenses Fourth The balance OF the Ter
ritory shall be governed from Ottawa
ANNEXATION IN NOVA SCOTIA.
An annexation meeting has been held at
Burnside, " s., of which the following resolution passed
without dissenting voice, is the record "Resoired
neghborng Republic would be OF great advantage to the
Province of Nova Scotia"
ALLEGED PLOT TO ABDUCT PRINCE ARTHUR
THE EXPECTED RISING OF THE SAVAGES.
OTTAWA, April 27.-The loyal people of Mon
rea are excited over the alleged discovery of alleged
plot, the alleged object Of which was the abduction OF
Prince Arthur. Two arrests said TO have been made
The whole affair is probably lie.
Latest from Fort Garry confirms reports OF un-
easiness among the savagcs and fears are enter
tanned Of rising in July.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-30
THE INDIANS.
morrow.

THE SIOUX EXPECTED TO BEGIN HOSTILirIES
IMMEDIATELY-GEN. SHERIDAN GONE TO THE
FRONT.
WASHINGTON, April 29.-Gen. Sherman states
to-day that actual hostes nave not yet commenced in
the country but that he is expecting dispatches
every day announcing the fact Gen. Sheridan has now
gone to the front, and will communicate at once the
state OF affairs in detail to Gen. Sherman.
RED CLOUD TO VISIT WASHINGTON.
Fort FELTYAN, w. T., April 20. - Red
Cloud left here yesterday with 800 sioux for
Powder River to collect his bands He he wants TO
go to Washington with the principal Chiefs to see the
Great Father lie has John Richard r, prisoner ana
will deliver him up at Washington. but not before. They
want DO der, food, and clothing.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-30
SPAIN.

DENIAL OF TIE RUMORED RETIREMENT OF SER
EANo-YARIOUS OUTBREAKS.
MADRID, FRIDAY April %, 1870.
The journals of this city to-day deny the rumOred
withdrawal of Marshal Serrano to make way for the
establishment Of a regency composed of three per
sons Outbreaks occurred, last evening at Alcaas in
The province of Syria and at Santiago, though they
were soon repressed. At the latter place over 100
Of TIE insurgents were arrested and imprisoned
PARIS, Friday, April 49, 1870.
About 800 refugees. who had been compromised in
the late :toubles III Spain, arrived in France yester
day.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-30
THE NEW L. DISTRICT JUDGE OF NEwJERsEY.

THE NEW L. 8 DISTRICT JUDGE OF NEWJERsEY
The appointment of the Hon. John I. Nixon
IN h the of the Hon. s. Field Judge Of the
L. District Court for New Jersey seems to give general
satisfaction Judge Nixon member OF Congress Tor
two terms from Ist District and was Speaker OF the
New-Jersey House of Assembly in 1880 He has been
member OF the Jersey bar since ls+6 Isl an abe
iwuer and a. the compiler Of "NiXon's Digest OF tho
Laws OF New He Is ~ years OF age resueis
Of Rrideeton and graduate OF Princeton Cohese, oi
which he has been for the past Is years trustee.
ExJudge Field lies at his home in Princeton IN pre-
cariOus condition. Since the melancholy ending Oh ms
oaI career i'm his Court at Trenton, on Tuesday the
26th inst he been affected mentally; His rctltcebs
aud his illness deep regret throughout lhe o
New-York tribune., 1870-04-30

mined that when the political Governor and Brig
adler Mereos Uhe latter named TO succeed Valmescda)
arrived they should not he permitted to take their posts
Discussing the sale of Cuba the volunteers said that
they would prefer the Independence Of the island, es
pecally il the Cubans would guaranty, in a solemn man
ner the protection OF their individual property. great
fight taken place at the Cano. The Cubans gained
complete victory, and having broken the line OF the en-
cmy that river, invading again the urisdc-
finos OfBayamO and JiguanL
New-York tribune., 1870-04-30
FATAL SHOOTING ACCIDENT IN BRooKLYN.

Caroline Buckley, age four years, the daugh-
ter Of George and Mary Buckley, was killed in Brooklyn
yesterday under the following circumstances; The
family had just moved into the upper part OF house no
16 Nyrtleaye and the child allowed TO play with
articles that were in the drawers OF bureau In one OF
the drawers a pistol, which the child took up and
snapped the when the weapon exploded and tho
but entered forehead the right eye and pene
trated the BRAIN causing instant death.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-30
THE RICHMOND MAYoRALTY CASE SETTLED

RICHMOND, AINII I5.- Hc OuPfcHro O"'' "
Appeals Of Virginia at 10 o'clock this morning, decided
that the Enabling act passed by the Legislature was con
st,utona and that Henry X. Ellyson and not George
ChahoOn ia the lawful Mayor Of this city, and that all
acts OF Mr. EysOn in accordance with The state iawao
legal and binding Mr.. Chah0on, under his formal aRfef
eut has retired from the field and turned over the CITY
property In h possession 10 Mayor Elyson The Court
unanimous In It's opinion, which Is volunihOus, ana
covers every point raised.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-30
THE "sHELTERING ARMS" BAZAAR

The Grand Bazaar for the "Sheltering Arms"
held 10 the S7th Regiment Armory closes today This
afternoon n, the articles remaining on hand VIII be SOLD
"a auction by Messrs. Beecker Miner. Parker, ana
Miller. This evening concert will bc given IN the PIC
tuTe gallery, at which signor Mora Madame Saiv0tt
and other artists will assist The receipts Yesterday ct
ceeded " O aud IL s believed that the total net receipts
will amount 10 fully $4,000 fne prize basket OF HOW
awarded last evening To Miss Emma Irene Leeds
Of the st. James Hotel who received about one half OF
the whole number Of votes cast The baoiing Tor tho
piano for the most popular ccrgymAns wife Will close
promptly ~ O'Clock ths eyoning.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-30
rYD LANE INoUEsT-vERDICT.

The Jury in the case OF Constable Lane 0f
East Newark took additional testimony last evening"
and after long deberaton, returned the following YER
Dict 1--WE hnd that Patrick Lane came 10 his death py
aocderktally walking falling from the iaekensaek
Rrdre nno the River after being ordered ont of the cars
Of ko NewJersey Railroad Company. aud we censurs re
h Or many for ordering conductors W put persons on
the sSrs except aud also for not having rail
~ - ~ e Ne hFiASa"
New-York tribune., 1870-04-30

necessary in first class stone yard and foreman " ~
out the work. the contractor being responslpe Ioa @
correctness for all which 25 per cent H9uia ~ tbt the
granite furnished for the Boston building Is OF superior
character although the minority recoininena ts
another opportunity be given to the Rockport .iranI
Company who failed TO obtain the contract Inc t nnsl
would limit the cost OF the bosto H. o
Office building TO 81 10000 and the In this Cy I"
s3OOOOOO
New-York tribune., 1870-04-30
ROME.
COUNT darius NOTE.

RoNE, Friday April %, 1870
The Pope still persists in Withholding Count
Darius note from the Gcumenical Council, notwith-
standing the concurrence of the Great Powers
pressed therein
New-York tribune., 1870-04-30
WORK FOR A YEAR

LONDON, Friday, April %, 1870
The Weekly Register the recognized organ of the
Roman Catholics here and well instructed as to the
movements Of the Vatican, says the Gcumenical
Council has work before il for year.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-30
GREECE.

VIENNA. Friday, April %, 1870
A report has reached this city from Athens that
Mr.. Erskine the British Minister has been recalled.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-30
the oce of the Controller OF the Currency and makes
the following exhibit Of the principal items

The Medical Teachers Convention met mere Today,
and organized itself into Teachers Association Ff
teen medical schools represented The Associati0n
elected the following permanent oncers: froI o. ~
Gross OF Philadelphia President Prof. ID. W. fandel OF
Louisville Vice President; DR.. N 8. Davis OF Chlcago
Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-30
"a

htEriSG 90 THE vOLuNTEKRs-THEY WOULD
FkLfLk NDKrENDENCE r A SALE or TIE
hLANb-IMrOH1ANT CUBAN VICTORY.
HAVANA, April 23.-Yesterday the volunteers
ned meeting w discuss the situation and IL was deter
New-York tribune., 1870-04-30
San DOMINGO.

Io,ll9 VOTES POR ANNEXATION TO 40 AGAINST
THE BRITISH AND SPANISH CONSULS IN
THE OPPOSITION.
we learn from j. w. Currier, the Dominican
at this port that NJ Fabens, the Min
tf from san Domingo. brings the recent election returns
on the annexation question complete The sets contain
BID signatures for annenaton u 40 against This il
the largest vote that hss In the Republic for
year. The only material opposition IL on the Hsytan
Hohuer Thero lawloss bands Of Hsytians at their
usual - Ia rails lnstigsted. IL IL said by British
'"p@af and spanish Consul Alvarez, at Portau
Tfm'e. ! N1"' --e - desperately 10 defeat
A'heha'oi boast Of anticipated
New-York tribune., 1870-04-30
FIRMATIONs-COHDITIoH or THE NATIONAL
BANKS.
GENERAL PRESS DlsPArCHl

The Senate this afternoon confirmed the following nom
nations: ,
Mn A. n Brigham he Postnssier at Rauei hss bensnn'
N.,, "a be Of the supreme Copn o Nes neeo
Johp EIoD Judge of the United bssins Dne' oo "' H'~
Jersey
ur 7 u savil,e Chief Of the Warrant Divinon, has
becn Chief Clerk OF tho Treasury Department
The nbstract Of the reports showing The condition ot
the National banks of tho United Satss aS tho cosc VI
Susnss @ ths 2A e March has just beso eenpsesA -
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Sworn to aud subscribed before me, this nine
teenth day Of January, 1870.
A. SHELLEY,
Second Justice Of the Peace, parish Of Orleans
The Board Of Directors have resolved to pay SIX
PER CENT interest on the outstanding certificates
Of profits; also, THIRTY.THREB AND A THIRD
PER CENT on the balance Of the scrips OF tho yeas
1853, on and after the second Monday Of February,
1870; and they have further declared div1dono u
EIGHTY PER CENT on the net earned outstandlns
premiums for tho year ending December a. 1905
for which certificates will be issued on and sttef tne
twenty first day Of March next.
THOMAS SLOO, President
JOHN @. GAINES, Vice President
TaoxM ANDERSON. Secretary.
Directors for the Year 1870:
1.h, a Gaines, l. J. Hart,
n ni.ooe. Henry Rsnshaw,
: n Mark, Hugh Wilson,
Charles Macready, W.x Seymour.
Raahard Flower. Richard 4 vsnAblss,
julius WsiA Thomas Sloo..
my9e tdal
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BUssEf & CO.
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BussRY Co., st. Louis, MAsOuril
COTTON FACTORS AND
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Nc. 4S Caronae1ee Street,
Refers to Canal Bank, Bank of New Orleans. nav
Orleans, Louisiana; state Saving9 Association' Rar
th0low, Lewis 4 Co. St. Louis, Missouri cc2o
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INSURANCE.
ANNUAL 01AIE'
N11f OF
CRESCENT MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
For tho Year Endias Aprn 80, 1870.

7soss Premiums for the Heae. -
Assets Of Company, April %. lsss......... s9od1 I"
Tho Board OF Trustees resolved to pay interest ~
M per cent in cash on al outstanding Certificates
Scrip and also to pay in cash tho Issue Of 1853 to
de Legal holders thereof on and after the second
Monday in June next =,
They have also declared . Scrip Dividend q
Eight Per Cent on tho earned premiums entitled
70 participate for tho yeas ending April 90 1870 fos
which certificates viii b issued on and aster TIE
drst Monday in August next free Of eovesnmsns
tax
THOMAS 4 ADAMS Presidents
C. T. BUDDHCKR, viceRrestdeuA
HkS1p " OeDs1, Secretary.
TnUYEES:
Thomas A. AdsuaA Samuel r. Kennedy.
c. T. Buddecke, Samuel b. Newman'
PHI Foley. J. J. 0sxrard.
A. g. Obsr A. Thompson,
P. Si,nms John Phelps
A Elmer Bsder E, B. SummerA
myT ly
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JOSEPH 9. PAGAUD,
NO. s. 0RAvIHR STREET.
Agent and solicits orders for Engiiah and other
manufactured goods, viz The Soac0mbe PofgD,
Rivet and Bolt Company. Ill kinds Of Galvanized
Iron, Railway Spikes, etc, Patent Knameled Ion
Tablets, Timed and Galvanized R0llowwAro, M
Brick, Paving Tils, Roofing, Felt, Paints, etc.
aps
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HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS
GRAND ISLE HOTEL
GULF SHORE, LOUISIANA.

This Ho.e! was opened on June 4, 1870. It's surf
bathing, salt, breezy atmosphere and abundance
OF fish and oysters, need fulsome praises Sloops
and yachts are kept always ready for fishing and
pleasure parties. The Colonel D. S. Cage will run
on TUESDAYS and SATURDAYS, leaving Hsrvey's
Cana! at eight o'clock A. n
Terms-S3 per day; SID per week; $50 per
month. Children and servants half price.
Address Glass Box 1851 Postoffce, New Orleans
For further particulars apply to Edward Duclaux
No - Caronde.et street second floor.
je23 I'm B. MARGOT. Proprietor
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REMOVALS..

EMOYAL. REMOVAL
II GREAT DRSIDKRATUM
DOlbear Commercial College
Ia removed to Nos. l64 and leg Canal street, 0ppO-
site Christ Church, and on the same square as the
Law and Medical Colleges, the University Of Louisi-
ana and tho Mechanics Institute--the Head1Har.
tiers of the Mechanical and Agricultural Fair A.
ISOLATION concentrating the leading Educa-
tOral Institutions Of the State the same square.
Ladies' and gentlemen viii find new location Tar
superior in every respect, and entirely private.
hours for Ladies, nine to ten, and five to six
Citizens anu strangers are invited to visit the Col
lege. The Faculty extend friendly greetings to az,
patrons and friends and the public generally, Mon
day, eighteenth instant, from II A. n. to 2. NJ.
Special Departments and Professors for each study
who follow Instruction..
N B,--A DIPLOMA from this College is passport
in all business communities. For terms-which are
liberal-apply at the College, or address
deco ~ RCPUS DOLBEAR President.
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GUARDIAN MUTUAL LIFR NSCR~
ANCE COMPANY. OF NEW YoRk
Essabulhed In 1889.
ALL POLICIES NoN.FoRFErrABLR
CASH .oR THIRD LOAN PREMIUMS
NO MOTIFS REQUIRED.
Last Cash Dividend Fifty Per cens.
Cash assets ver........................1 sooo0oo
Policies III force. ....................... Se"~~"
Annual income. .-....................... A'"o'"0
Losses paid since 1859. 6ooIooo
OFFICERS:
W.. Il PECKHAM, President
". T. HOOKER Vice President.
[. MeADAM Secretary and Actua<y.
G. A. FREDRIKAR, Superintendent Of Agencies.
DIRECTORS:
Hon John A. Dix, New York.
John J. Crane, President Bank OF hepoDOc.
William NJ vexmilye, Banker, Wan street. (vefs
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Charles G. lockwood, Cashier Newark Banking
Company
Hon. George Opdyke. OK Mayor Of New rosk
Minot c. Morgan Bsnker.
Thomas Rignsy, firm Thomas Risney Co.
BENJAMIN B. Sherman, Treasurer New Yoek Staam
Sugar Defining Company.
Aaron Arnold, Arm Arnold, Constable b Co
Richard H. Browne, Of Wetmore Browne, lawyezA
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julius H. Pratt, Merchant.
William ". Wright, Merchant.
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George r. Hope President Continental Fxe h.
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Walton H. Peckhsm, corner Fifth avenue and
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William T. Hooker. Wall street.
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