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Boston Boot and shoe Market.

Boston, March 26.-The shipments of Boots and
Shoes from this market to places outside of New
England for the past week comprise 651 cases,
against 81, 574 for the same week last year. ~
The total shipments from this market since Janu-
airy LIST have been 352 $50 cases, against 300O
for the same period last year.
The shipments from Lynn for the week have been
633S cases. against $685. cases for the week last
year.
The shipments from Haverhill for the week COM
prise 1870 against 2250 for the week
last year.
business IN the Shoe market continues steady, with
all manufacturers of seasonabe goods working up to
their ordinary capacity, The buyers here mostly
representatives of the heavy retail trade the small
er jobbers from towns remote from the great dstrb
ung points This class of trade increases each year.
and, although their purchases are comparatively
SMALL the aggregate is large and is fully appreciated
by the manufacturers The extremely severe weather
Of this month is leading to an unusual demand for
thick boots at the West, and will materially reduce
the stock that retailers expected to carry forward to
next season; prices remain without any special
change. but the market is very firm.
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The Wool Market.

Special Dispatch by International Line.)
BOSTON, March 27.-[R Reported for the Press1 The
following is list of prices quoted this afternoon
Domestic--0hio and Pennsylvania pick-lock 81 a
90i do choice Xxx 81 q SIC; do fine 80 a SIC; me-
dunn IS q soc; coarse Is q SOC; Michigan extra and
Xxx so a SIC; fine Is g SOC; medium IS a 9Oc COM
mon 10 "a 78c; other Western fine and rs az SOC:
medium 80 e SIC, common 10 a 77c pulled extra
Is a 95c; supertine 70 a 90; No l. 80 "a SOC; comb
ing fleece 90 a SOC; California 80 a. 55c; Texas Is
a SOC; Canada so 990c; do combing OOdi 10; Smyr-
ma washed 40 e a5c; do unwashed 80 "a 45c; Buenos
Ayres as "a soc; Cape Good Hope As "a SIC; Austral-
Ian 60 e Tie; Donsko As "a 5Oc Mestiza pulled soc "a
%, WV -
Remarks-There is more disposition to purchase
Wool since the action Of the Senate in placing tea and
coffee on the free list it is not likely now that Wool
or woolens will be touched at this season. Transac-
tions have been light, but we look for more activity
before the close of the week. Our stocks small
but quite number of desirable lots of both fleece
and pulled are still left; prices also lower here
than at any other point, fact which manufacturers
should bear in mind.
NEW YORK, March 27,--The market continues TO
present quiet aspect There Is very little inquiry
from either dealers manufacturers, but the stock
OF all desirable grades very light and previous prices
consequently are maintained. The demand Tor tor-
egn has been rather moderate, but holders are not
anxious to realize,
PHILADELPHIA, Mach 2I.-Ihe trade hereaDouts
has been characterized by great dizziness since our
last The demand has been remarkably light for all
descriptions but as the stocks are very small and
holders show no disposition to press sales previous
prices are well supported.
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NEW YORK, March 27-Evening.-Cotton active
and &c higher; sales 1913 bales; Mddling upands
State 20 q As; round hoop Ohio 90 q %; West
ern 6 20 q rs; Southern 80 az 80. Wheat dull
and declining for Spring and shade rn-er for VIM
ter; No Spring sc a IS; No 2 do 1 so a. "a in
store; Winter Red Western at 1 81 q 10; White
Michigan 70 q so. Corn shade firmer; sales
1900 bush; new Mixed Western 70 a Tic, closing
5Sl q 5sc. Beef quiet Pork lower; mess II Is g
u 80 Lard lower at 81 9 pc. Butter steady at II q
~ sae. Sugar firm; Muscoyaeo 81 g &c; refining 81
- 9fc Coffee dull; Rio 15f q zoe in Gold. Molasses
Tnr1, New Orleans SO a zoe. Naval Stores-Sprits
strained Petroleum steay; crude 12ac; refined 22Ic
Tallow dull at 81 q 8 i5-lJc
WOOL quiet and steady; pulled 76 az S3Ic
frelghts to Liverpool quiet and unchanged
CHICAGO, March 27.-Flour lifeless wheat dull.
MOI Spring 19t. Corn nOminally unebanoed. Oats
No quiet and shade stronger at 3OIc RYE unset
Spring. Provisions lower Pork II 80 "a n 70 ard
weak at 20. Bulk Meats neglected: 3Jc h;d e.
shoulders and 4c Asked sales clear rib sides at 81
&c; clear sides 81 q &C. Live Hogs duh and shade
lower at l2a a Co. Whiskey duh and lower at Sc
Receipts-6,OOO bbls -four, 1000 bush wheat 30 OO(
bush corn bush oats, 1000 bush rye, 1000 busi
Shipments bbls -four, 1000 bush wheat, 2i OOC
bush corn, 5000 bush oats 1000 bush rye 5000 busl
barley.
Meats unchanged. Bacon dull; shoulders ste; side,
81 a 7sc Lard dropping; sales. Live Hogs steady
receipts 1400 Wbiskey steady at s5c.
TOLEDO, March 27.-Flour. Wheat and Corn dull
No at 3sc; Michigan 3sac.
CHARLESTON, March H.-Cotton quiet; AIiddling
uplands at 21ac.
sAvANNAH, March 27.-COtton firm; Middling up
lands 21s q 2l5c.
MOBILE, March 27.-Cotton firm; Middling up
lands 2l5 q &c. Xxx.
New ORLEANS, March 27.-Cotton strong at 22sc
sales 5000 bales.
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WEpSEsDAY.-Warren Miller VS.. Androscoggn
Pulp Co. To-day Judge Shepley delivered an elabor-
opinion in this case, granting an injunction re-
straining the defendants from using the complain
ants invention The plaintiff is the assignee of what
is known as the Henry Voelter patent for manufac-
turing wood pulp used in paper making. The inven-
tion of the plaintiff consists in the peculiar method
in which the fibre of the wood is presented to the
grinding surface and the arrangement of cells for
grinding the pulp.
The defence set up want of novelty in the in
venton, the defendants claiming that it antici-
pated by Christian Voelter in France.
The opinion of the Court sustains the validity Of
the patent and the novelty and utility of the nven-
ton. The growing demand for wood pulp in the
manufacture of paper renders the patent if sustained
of immense value and the of the most impor-
tant patent causes which has been before the Court
for this district for many years.
Messrs Causten Brown, of Boston, and A. A
Strout, Of this city, appeared for the complainant
and Messrs. Chauncy Smith, of Boston, and W. H.
Clifford, of Portland, appeared for the defendants.
Same Vs. Same. This also an application to
restrain defendants from using the Taft patent, on
the ground that it an infringement of the Mar
zoni patent. The petition was denied A. A. Strout
and Causten Brown of Boston, for plaintiff; VIM. H.
Clifford and Chauncy Smith tor defendants.
James r. Osgood ct ais. in equity, VS.. E. c. Allen
ct al Plaintiffs allege that the publication of jul
venile publication by defendants under name SINH
lar to that of sour Young Folks" published by the
plaintiffs is violation of the copyright of the lat
ter; and damages are claimed. Arguments made.
Stone Morse s. Greenough, of Boston, for plaintiff;
A. A. Strout and Custen Brown for defendants.
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Mr. Bishop will commence work cleaning
the carpets on the steamer New Brunswick
Friday, instead of Wednesday as stated yester-
day. His office is at 16 Market square
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PALPITATIoN, FEEBLE AND IRREGULAR AC-
TIoN OF THE HEART CURED BY FELLOWS
COMPOUND SYRUP OF HYPopHosPHITEs.-
FREEPoRT, DIGBY COUNTY, n, s., February 10,
lS6s.-JAMEs I. FELLOWS, ESQ. Dear Sir:
Gratitude to you, and sympathy for the af1ict-
ed, induces me to send you written statement
of my case and cure effected by using your Com
pound Syrup of Hypophosphites.
In April, 1853, 1 was attacked with palpitation
of the heart. 1 sent for the Doctor, and be said
that nothing could be done for me and that 1
was liable to die very suddenly; being very weak
and unable to laaye my bed, 1 became discoura-
ged.
After my Physician gave me up, was in
duced to use your Compound Syrup of Hypo-
phosphites and the effect was wonderful. In
two days felt the benefit of it, and after TAX,
ing half bottle was entirely free from the
complaint, and to this day have not been troub
led with return of the Heart Disease.
Yours, very truly, SARAH LENT
mar23 dSSw1w
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REsIGNED.-Tho Clerk of the Common Coun-
Gil of Biddeford has resigned
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NEW YORK.

~ REPEATERs AT A TOWN ELECTION.
New YeRK, March 27.-At the town election
in Yonkers, yesterday Patrick Tobin and Thos.
Kelley were arrested while voting the third
time Several arrests for illegal voting were
made in Morrisiana, and one Mooney, candi-
date for town trustee, was elected from the polls
on account of drunkenness. .
ARREST OF A HARD HEATED swINDLER.
Barney Kochler has been arrested for swind-
ling the widow of detective Lambrecht of SIS,
he representing that the Boston police had sent
$1,000 to her by Adams Express and that the
SIS were needed to pay the express.
THIRTY MILLION POUNDS OF TEA IN BOND.
1t is stated that over thirty million pounds of
tea are in bonded warehouses awaiting the def
mite action of Congress on the tariff.
GRADUATES OF FEMALE MEDICAL COLLEGE.
Phebe Ferris, of Connecticut, and seven 9TH
er young women of this State, received degrees
at the Women's Medical College last evening.
AN IMPORTANT DEMONSTRATIONS.
1t is believed that all the military of this city
and Brooklyn will parade at Gen. Anderson's
funeral His body will be placed on caisson,
the coffin to be covered with the flags of Fort
Sumter Several Masonic and other civic So
cieties will also take part
...,r...r FIRE.
~ M.-The Pierrepont House, near Wall
street Deing on Montague street, Brooklyn,
oaushI nre this noon and is now burning. There
WAS large number of people in the hotel and
life o"pou "''"
LdteT-A serious confagration was prevented
at tne flerrepOnt House, though the building
and furniture were damaged SIS, 900; fully in
sured. Anderson, the proprietor, had narrow
escape from suffocation.
.-.. A BARRIcADE.
Residents of South Brooklyn, near the foot
OF Court street, have barricadee the wharf used
Ior ScaVengers' dumping ground with stone
wall, and threaten to throw any cartman into
1Me pay who attempts to dump garbage there.
ihere IS much excitement over the action of the
Street Commissioner in selecting the spot for
dumping ground, but the police will preserve
order and the barricaders will have to give way.
A new dock, however, must eventually be pro-
cured.
{ l TAMMANY MATTERS
The enrolment ordered by the Tammany
Hall general committee terminated tonight
Returns from all districts in the city give to-
tai of IL, 429 names enrolled.
NEW DIRECTOR.
VIM w. Cryder has been elected director of
the Erie Railway vice Drake, resigned.
WHAT SENATOR O'BRIEN SAYS.
ALBANY, March PA spicy debate took
place in the Senate to-day upon the New York
charter. Senator O'Brien created a sensation
by denouncing Comptroller Green and Com
missioner Van Mort as tools of the ring, and
promised to leave the Senate and 90 home when
the charter bill was passed.
SENATOR WOOD.
The Republican Senators held caucus this
evening and it is understood the vote on eX-
polling Senator Wood will fail on the ground
that the testimony does not warrant vote on
expulsion.
TRIAL OF MURDEREss.
UTICA March 27.-The trial of Mrs. jose
phine Mccarthy for the murder of Henry H.
Hall has been mt over to the Doth of Anril tn
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Weather Report, March a1, ~ p. vi.

War Department, Signal Service, U. s. Army, Di.
visions of kilograms and Reports for the benefit o.
nmr
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CITY AND VICINITY.
New Advertisement To-Day.
AUCTION COLUMN.

AUCTION COLUMN.
Furniture, &c-F. o. Bailey & Co.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Music Hall-H. G. Clark
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Dissolution-Lukin & Fobes.
Wanted Immediately-Geo. W. II. Brooks.
Foreclosure of Mortgage-John A. Strout.
Farm for Sale in Standish-J. F. Spear.
Wanted-Fred Proctor
Seed-Shaw, Hammond & Carney.
Wanted-H. A. McKenney s. c..
Merchants Exchange-E.. L. Ring.
Store to Rent-Mattocks & Fox.
Dssoluton-Greer, Fogg g. Co.
Copartnership Notice-Hiram Burrill & Co.
Horse for Sale. L. Hatch.
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.
Air Treatment-Dr. Mace, Cahoon Block.
DR.. Hendricks Elixir OF Stlllinger and Iron.
Fringes-Peabody's 3i5 Congress st.
Paris Millinery-Mrs. Welch's, 70 Middle st.
Carpet Renovating-Mr. Bishop, 16 Market Square
Hoop Skirts-Mrs. Welch's, 10 Middle street.
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For The areek ending Wednesday,, March q.
Georges Codfsh-Receipts small and stocks 30 per
cent. lighter than usual at this date when about
half Of the Georges catch is usually in; notice
sales at So rs to S7k per qt
Mackerel-The market offers no feature worthy of
note. Stock light and all in second hands; held firm
ly at previous quotations.
Smoked Halbut--Market firm at 12c y ID.
Fresh Halibut-In light receipt with sales Mon
day at 16c aud 10c ~ Id for white and grey.
Olive notice continued sales at 6Oc y gal
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LONDON, March 27-1l.3o P. M.-Consols 93s for
money and account.
American securities-U S. 5-2O's 1862 921; do 1865
old, 93S: do 1867, 93s; U. s. 1O-4Os, S9h.
PARIS, March Fill. 80 A. M.-Rentes 56f.
LIVERPOOL, March 27-11O0 A. M.--Ootton steady I;
Mddling uplands lid; do Orleans III a 1lsd; sales
10000 bales. Breadstuffs quiet; Red Spring Wheat
los cd a lis Id.
LIVERPOOL, March 27-1.3O P. M.-Cotton strong;
Mddling uplands II a 11sd; do Orleans 11sd; sales
10000 bales of which 5000 bales for export and
speculation. Pork 51s. Lard Ais.
LONDON, March 27-5P. M-Consols closed at SO
for money and account.
American securities-U S. $40 1862, 92s; do 1866,
old s3a; do 1867, 93s; U. S. 10-4O's, s9s.
Russian Tallow rs.
LIVERPOOL, March 27-5.OO P. Motion closed
strong; Middling uplands II a 11sd do Orleans 11sd
sales 5000 bales including 5000 bales for speculation
and export Corn 2ss Pork 5Os. Rosin-common
IS Cd a IS.
LONDON, March -Evenng-Common Rosin 81 a
s. 3D. Linseed Oil e33 los a SO los. Spirits Turpen-
tine 54s Cd. aa. sly.
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SERVICES AT ST. LUKE's CATHEDRAL.
Thursduu-1O4 A. NJ, the celebration of the ''Holy
Communion;" u p. NJ, Evening Prayer and sermon.
Good Friddy-1Ok A. NJ, Morning Prayer; 7! P.
NJ. Evening Prayer and sermon
Observation-Disclosures Even, 10A A. NJ, Morning Prayer;
5 P. NJ, Evening Prayer, baptism of adults.
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NEW Jersey.
BAD FOR AMBoY ANp cAMpEy.

- BAD FOR AMBOY AND CAMDEN. A
TRENTON, March H.-The Senate ordered to
a third reading the bill previously passed by the
House, authorizing the construction of broad
gauge railroad from New York to Philadelphia.
THE FEDERAL ADMINISTRATION ENDORSED.
In the House to-day resolutions approving the
administration of President Grant and COM
mending his policy and endorsing Congress
were passed-32 to q.
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CONTROLLER HULBURD's CASE.

The Supreme Council of the Scotch Rite Ma
sons will probably meet at Louisville. May 16,
instead of San francisco. Albert Pike will
preside
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So great is the influence for toning and slim
ulating the nervous system, of SMoLANDER's
BUCHU, that renewed energy and fresh vigor is
impaired throughout the whole nerve fabric,
and such maladies as affect the kidneys, blad-
der and glands, as well as mental and physical
debility, diabetes, gravel, want of .visor and fe-
male complaints are promptly expelled by this
valuable vegetable medicine. mar26-eod1w
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FOREIGN 6,
GREAT BRITAIN.

GREAT BRITAIN.
VARIOUS MATTERS.
LONDON, March 27.-The Republicans of Nor
which have invtedOdger to contest the election
in that borough for the vacant seat in Parlia-
ment. @1Ew~
81 Mac Farne's extensive ware house and ad-
joining buildings in Glasgow weee burned last
night. Loss 100000.
F--- FRANCE.
NEWSPAPER SUPPRESSED. -
PARIS, March 27.-Gen. Lamirault, Governor
of Paris, has prohibited the publication of the
Constitution newspaper
RAME
PIoUs PEOPLE. ea.tr.E
ROME, March 27.-The Pope yesterday gave
a long audience to the Prince and Princess of
Wales. He desired their Royal Highness to
convey to the Queen of England his thanks for
her her consta evidence of sympathy, and
praised the people of Great Britain for their
piety.
THE STEAMER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FIGHT
WITH A SPANISH CRUISER.
JAMAICA, March 26, via Havana The steam
er Elba, which left Aspinwall last Friday, has
arrived. She reports things coming to
crisis between the blockade runner Virginius
and the Spanish war steamer Pizarro, and that
naval engagement is imminent. When the
Elba left the harbor both vessels had steam up
guns in position and everything ready for a
conflict, which their captains seemed resolved
upon. Quesada was instigating the mischief,
and the Columbian government was Inactive
The Spaniards were very indignant The Span
ish man-of-war Tornado was entering the har-
Dor as the Elba sailed,
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iowa.


REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION.
DEsMoNEs. March 27.-The Republican
State Convention was one of the largest ever
held in the State. The following delegates at
large We're chosen to the Philadelphia Conven-
tion:-Gen. G. M. Dodge, A. Clark, j. w. Card
and w. III. Seavers; also full list of delegates.
Resolutions were adopted endorsing the admin
istration of Grant and instructing the delegates
tovote for Grant and Jas. Il. Wilson for Presi-
dent and Vice President
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GRAND TRUNK KALAMAZOO cans milk,
potatoes, do timber, do spool wood, do heads,
do laths, do clapboaris, 1 do oats, do hay, do
shingles do butter. do beef do corn do spirits,
do sundries; for Lower Provinces cars -four do
sundries; for Allan steamers-19 cars provisions
STEAMER MONTREAL FROM BosToN-3 hhds hams,
10 do moasses 16 pumps, q pieces pipe II do Russia
iron, so boxes cheese % bbs OIL machine, 105 bdls
salt fish, 20 cases and 20 bales domestcs, Is cases
Shoes So bbs rosn II rkins butter, head lights As
bales wadding 20 bars iron 10 bags rice 60 coils
dage 25 bags nuts, 80 bales oakum, IL Wheels bags
seed 800 boxes salt 56 bags oysters II bbs crockery,
100 packages to order. For Canada and up country
100 bales oakum, do rubber, crank axle 273 hides,
10 bdls STEEL II plates iron 20 bbls phosphate lme
81 bales cotton 2 bdls and 10 STEEL ss bales
WOOL 20 bbs whiting, II casks OIL 100 pkgs to order.
STEAMER FRANcoNIA FROM NEW YoRK-760 half
chests tea, 20 hhds tobacco casks paint 20 bbs do
a do cement 40 do apples go do dried o5 kegs soda
so do paint $50 bags seed 80 do Coffee 20 do nuts IL
plates iron, 115 boxes clocks 1875 do tobacco so do
drugs go do SOAP % do starch 20 do hardware so do
glass; $50 do raisns % do cheese bales furs 10 do
wool stock u do burlaps do buffalo hides 43 rolls
leather 10 do carpetng, 100 bdls paper hangings 81
do springs, do life preservers 20 dry goods
l piano, 200 pkgs sundries. .
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METEOROLOGICAL.

SYNOPSIS OF WEATHER REPORTS FOR THE PAST
TWENTY-FOUR HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL
OFFICER, Washington, d. c.,
March 2S 400 A MY
Probabilities-Clear and pleasant weather
will prevail Thursday from the lower lakes to
The barometer will continue falling north and
and west of the Ohio valley, with easterly to
southeastly winds, and gradually extend easter
ly to the Middle States and southwark to the
South Atlantic States. Increased cloudiness
with very probably threatening weather will
prevail from the Ohio valley southwark and
westward. A rising temperature is probable
for the country east of the Rocky Mountains
during Thursday.
Weather Report, March 81, 10 p. VI.
War Department, Signal Service, U. s. Army, Di
visions of kilograms and Reports for the benefit of
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SOUTH CAROLINA:
TRoUBLEsoME POLITICIANS.

CHARLESTON, March PA number of dele
gates to the Philadelphia Convention are about
to go to Washington to demand the removal Of
several government officials including the Col
lector and Post Master of Charleston.
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BIDDEFORD AND SACO.

oALL AccEPTED.-Mr Andrew j. Rogers has
accepted the call extended to him by the Pavil-
ION congregation church, Biddeford, and is to
commence his labors on the second Sabbath in
April. Mr. Rogers is graduate of Andover.
and for the past year has preached with GREAT
acceptance at Concord, Mass. The above chnrob
has been without pastor for the past nine
months.
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AUCTION SALES.


IN FRIDAY, March 29th at ten o'clock A. NJ,
" shall sell at store No. 96 Exchange street, the
stock Of O'Neil W. Robinson, consisting of a choice
and well selected stock of Ready Made Clothing and
Gents Goods 1t is of the largest and
best stocks in the city 1t is in good order and
tans some of the finestigoods in the MARKET origi
nally cost SSOOO and will be sold In lots to suit.
A splendid opportunity to obtain spring and summer
goods.
NJ. p. FRANK,
Assignee of O'Neil W. Robinson.
F.O. BAILEY a. CO., Aucfioneer-.
Mar 26-dtd
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MuuiciuaI Court.

BEFORE JUDGE MORRIS.
WEDNEsDAY.-Mary Doyle was before the Cour
IN search and seizure process She pleaded mis-
homer and was discharged. O'Donnell.
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NORTH YARMOUTH Observation-Disclosures
Silas Skillin; Clerk, DIR. William Osgood; Sc
lectmen and Assessors, A P. Lufkin, Albert
Sweetsir, Charles s. Sweetsir; Treasurer, Ezra
Toby; Supervisor of Schools, Ezra Toby. All
Republicans except Moderator