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Bankrupt Aotifes.
IN BAyKRUprrv

the District Court of the United States, for the
Il District OF Nermont.-In the natter OF Cullen L.
sherwin, bankraPt-ln Bankruptcy.-To the cred-
tors Of said Bankrupt, and ali others whom 1t may
concern The undersigned Assignee Of the estate Of
said Bankrupt hereby gives notice that il has been
the second and third general meetings OF the
creditors Of said Bankrupt will he held at the United
states Court Room. in Rutland, in said District on
the 18th day Of April, 4. II. Is7l, at I O'Clock
p. NJ. before A. P. Lyman. Register In Bankruptcy,
for the purposes named IN the 27th aud 18th
sections Of tho Bankrupt Act, approved March
III. TO. and this Is also to give notice that
have filed my final account Assignee of said Bank
rupt. and that at said time and place / shall
apply to s1d Court for settlement Of my said ac-
count and for discharge from all liabilities a. As
si=nee Of said estate in accordance with the pro-
visions OF said 18th section
Dated ut Chester, in said District. tails I'd Gay
e.; April. A. b. lS74. ilw1w
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BENJAMIN JOsLIN.s r,r.TE

STATE OF VERMONT, } To all persons conf
DISTRICT OF cHrTESDES Bensmn ' ie., ,ss , 81
Of Essex. in said District. deceased GREETING.
At Probate Court holden at Burlington within
and Tor the District ofChttenden, the 9Th DAY oi
AprilL A. u. lS7i an Instrument Burport,nss To-
be the last Will and Testament, Of Benjamin Jos.in
late Of Essex, in said District. deceased WAS
presented to the Court AFORESAID. Tor Probate ami
Il Is ordered by said Court that the 18th day "
May, A. u. l-.i, at the Probate Court Rooms in
said burlington, be assigned for proving said In
strument and that notice thereof he gwen o. all
persons concerned by publishing this order three
weeks successfully in the Burlington Weekly Free
Press. newspaper printed at sud Burlington,
previous to the time appointed.
Therefore, you hereby notified appear before
said Court. at the time and place aforesaid and con-
test tine probate Of said will, if you have cause.
Given under my hand at burlington in said bis
uct this 9th day % April, n u. l~7i.
4lw3w 7. L. WALES. jud ,e.
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IN H.HItRIrptCY

hISTEICr OF VERMONT. Sat- Milton. ia
~ said District this 9th day oi March, A. 10.
1874. The undersigned herehy gives notice ef lbs
appointment assi gnee Of Henry &. Barnum.
OF Milton. in the County Of Chitienden aud
state Of Vermont, within said District who Aas
been adudse, Bankrupt upon his creditors
petition, by the District Court 81. sa.d District
To whom il may concern.
NJ. Z. DDYON, Assi-rss.
29N3w
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STATE OF VERMONT } The Honorable the
DISTRICT OF cnrsSrry i'g ~ 1SIt SI .'
To all persons interested IN the es:lte o. silas
"hteouh, late 90 Sacramento, state OF California,
deceased. GEEFTING-
WHEREAS. said Court hath as-f encd the 18th
w day Of kpT.i next for tie settlement Of
the adm STRAIT on account ,f Tine adm 70 strataf
81 said estate, this state. and ordered
that public notice thereof De given C., all
persons interested ia said estate ly publishing this
order three weeks Successive previous t. the cav
ass rnet. in the Burln-tu Free Press printed in
Burlington. iu said District.
Therefore, SON hereby notified o. appear at
the Probate Court looms ia Burlington ot the dav
ASST gned, then ami theic % cuute-t the allowance
Of said account 'l YOU re c1u>c. iw;x
Given under ms ilii. th.- ith day o. April.
\. u. l-1f. r. 2. WALLS, fuf.r.
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"a THOVBLE SINCE s>ING
VEGETINE.

CHtrLESr0wN October, 80.
This cert ies that my daughter has always been
troubled VIA humur, which has caused frequent
sHelln-s on her face and about her eye-. ply
''ans called Il tie Erysipe,as; but a.ier having
taken tvn hUttcs "a. the NEsErfSE. she has not been
trNlAie'! W 90 since. SIMON ALDKiCH.
tharlestoWn. Mas.
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tattle-We tysnd more workin-sNeu az market
this week than usual, for VIII ch there - "a iir de-
mlnd. slight Improvement IN the milch COW
trade The supply co.. beef cattle was light from the
Morrill, aud advanced prices would have been The
result were il not for heavy receipts Of Western eat
tie nj bri ghton. Several loads " prime River
cattle oNen and could not Ice sold at prices offered
Cost too high in the country.
Sleep-Receipts 1881 Head. Upon inquiry, many
of these were partly engaged last week Butchers
would not iully commit themselves, hut would give
thus and So, provided the supply from the West wa.
-ht. The most OF the focks were weighed oil hl
o'clock Tuesday morning. The market Tor sheer
wa quick and full prices Attained.
Puutry--There is 10 decline in prices In liz,
poultry. The market Is very strong 40 quotation
Best ocks at lCle Rlh medium GRADES ni lfe = ~
ordinary dots At l5!c per d..
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REAL EsrATE.-Burnham Seaver has sold
house and Tot on Winooski avenue to
Mrs l. Humphrey, for about s., 800.
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bE. TgSCg says 1t is unnecessary ior me 90
enumerlic the diseases FOR which the kFeErlNE
should De used. know of no disease wh'ch " Do
uNt adm OF rs use with good results. Almost il
Vulnerable complaints are caused hy poisonous Sc
erct.ous ln the blood, which can hc euf.r rely cN-
PEELED ron the -ystem by the use the NEGElNr
Whom the blood s perfectly clcansed. the disease
rapidly Yields all pa. ms cease, healthy action e
%. ml-y restored, and the patient is cured.
The remarkable cures effected hy Vferrive. hare
.ut1cca many physicians and apotheclre- whom
we huHv, o presci Pee AMI use t n their own ism.
lr-.
Iu fact NF.guNE e the best remedy vet di-c.y-
crrl. aud the only reliable BLOOD 20 RlFlER
get pItr-a before toe pub.c. S,li by 1N tru1-.-t-
aul dealers every where.
Apr a-W-w
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nISTki,r or VERMONT. sS.-Ai Cabot ths
- -.i t,y o.; Jiuufry =. y. l--i. The under
-ued hereby gives notice uf his appointment IS
ass -uee 81 John y. Damon. 81 Canot. IN the
County of Mashin-tu AMI state ~ Nermunt with
iu said district. who hiss been aIjud zed a Bankrupt
ulor rs escii;prs p.t!ton 10y tie District Court e.:
said District
To wlur mny c"rcrrr
JH4N II HARRINGTON,
iiNlE Assigns,
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John MeGraw, one of the Hydeyille mob,
has been arrested lie waived an examina-
tion and gave bonds to the amount of $500
for trial
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Burglars are about town. Two unsuceess-
iul attempts have been made upon the house
of Henry Campbell on Champlain street.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-04-10

NORTH FERRisBURGH.-The lodge Of Good
Tcmplars is in tlourishing condition, with
a membership Of 1870.
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The burglars who robbed Whitaker :
iewelry store at Brandon. in November last.
have been arrested at 0gdensburg and
large share Of the property recovered.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-04-10

The spring thus FAR has been favorable to
farmers and railroad Corporations. Heavy
ireshetS have bcca scarce.
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Xtaal Hotifes.
DIN KEYsEm.~ ESTATE.

JOHN KEYSEx.s ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT. } The Hon. the Probate
DISTRICT or cn,rrvx,, g.. Court for the District
''"''' " '"'''1SOEs'sS'S OF Chlttenden.
:, To all persons interested in the estate ~ John
keyser. Of Hinesburgh. in said District
"HEREAS, said Court hath assiynet ths sa,h
w day OF April, lisa next, or the settle
ment OF administration account of the ad-
residue of said estate to the heirs of s1id d,ssed
and ordered that public notice thereof be s.iyen To-
az persons interested in said estate by publishing
the day assigned. in the Burlington Free Pc.
printed in Burlington. In said District
Therefore You hereby no;iiiei 10 appear AT the
PROBATE Court Rooms, In Burlington, on the day
assigned, then and there To contest the allowanc,
OF said account If you see cause and to 81
your right as heirs, lesatees and lawful claimants
said residue.
Given under ny hand. this 9Th day o. April. \. u.
lS7l.
fwslw T. T. WALES Iu,l.a
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EssEX-Rev. George ). Guernsey will
preach at the Centre on SUNDAY next,
April l2th.
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NILLIsToN.-Thc Uniyersali>i Society has
purchased the place Of the late .jlhn Crit
fin for a parsonage
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Bishop Bissell administered the rite Of
Confirmation to twenty-seycn persons at
Trinity Church, Rutland, on Wednesday
Night.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-04-10

The loss by fire in this State during the
month OF March amounted to SCI 800.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-04-10

One OF the three priests that Bishop De
"oeNhrllnd brought with him from France,
Is to he stationed in St Adams. rs assist
ant to Rev Il. Druon.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-04-10

erection, one on North street and one on
Union street, when completed, will give
far better and more ample accommodations
for the scholars than heretofore.

erection, one on North street and one on
Union street, when completed, will give
far better and more ample accommodations
for the scholars than heretofore.
CRIMINAL AND Police DEPARTMENT.
There seem, to be want of proper rales
and regulations in this important depart
ment. would suggest that an inquiry be
: Instituted to ascertain # there cannot be an
improvement effected. whereby the expense,
might he l,sSeacd and the department
brought to = more i''-' ,'f -V-'".r
WARES woeS,.
l The additional independent u...u a. pr
cess of construction shuuii hs r"n4 ,ieird ,
soon as possible, which, whea ,.,nc. VIII
give Us two mains from the pumping house
to the reservoir. This viii ensure Us
against any liability Of being cut off from
an ample supply of water. The city
assumed the working of the pumping
house on the first of January, ls7i.
doubt the economy of this system.
would recommend that the subject be III
yestigated by the water committee, and. if
thought advisable. advertise for tenders for
doing this work, for believe, as a general
rule. such work can be performed by an in
dividual at much less expense than by
corporation.
rAEl
The City Park has ,een neglected too
long 1t should be gr.. I'd and cGrbed, en-
closing :, much of the grounds As belong to
the city.
The estimates made by my predecessor for
this purpose and the Battery, may he sut
licient. would advise that these grounds
be placed in charge of a committee. either
the street or special one, and the work hc
commenced as soon aS practicable
I D. coll .ssii 81
dyke on the west side OF the Battery. Some
places need raising in order to guard against
serious damag re from wasiouts.
There Is being an effort made to improve
the College Park. am informed q c0nSid-
cradle amount Of funds have been raised by
private subscription, bat i; Is thought that
there will not he sufficient for the purpose
Ii would seem highly proper that the city
! should render reasonable AID 10 this object
if the condition OF our finances viii warrant
1t is our largest park, and il properly i'm
proved might be made great ornament 80
the city.
TIRE pUrAErfE>r.
This department appears fro.a tue Chie
/ Engineer report to be generally 10 excellent
condition.
The Howard Hose Company should have
suitable accommodations for taking care Of
/ their hose cart and hose.
There j. strong desire expressed for
central hose house. which oush, 10 receive
attention. as it may not only hr Of great
convenience hat economy.
The liremcn are to be commended i1r their
efficiency, and the great promptne4s with
which they respond % all calls for their
services
The expenses of this department have bccn /.
large the past year, but this is considerably /
. D. q
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Ninslow Brothers store at Fayetteville.
the largest in the place, was burned on Mon
day.
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The \. Williams leave, here daily for
Port Kent and Pntt-burgh at In. m. ar
irving at the latter port at > p. IN. Return
ing leaves Plattshurgh at 7.2oa. 1n.. arriy-
ios at go ~.
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Disastrous FIRE Al HYpE,uLr.- On
Thursday evening last, fire broke out in q
barn in the rear of the hotel at llydevillc
The barn with its contents wa entirely
consumed The Fairhayen engine company
wa sent for.as two dwelling houses and the
large barn belonging to the hotel property
were m imminent danger. being several
times on fire, and We're only saved by the
scyere~t labor on the part of the fire
men. At midnight, the people and fire
men mostly left ~uppo~ing the fire about
distinguished, but wind soon afterwards
-prang mp and carried the sparks about the
village, and at about a III. the large horse
barn and carriage house of the Hvdeyile
company was discovered TO he on fire The
people were again rallied, and the en-
CINE company of Castleton waS sent for.
but the barn being filled with hay and
straw was soon burned 10 the ground
The loss Is heavy and partly insured.
MAso>Ic.-At the annual communication
of Patriot Lodge No. 80, held at Masonic
Hall, llinc-burgh, March eth, Isl, The
following officers were elected for the year
enSu NJ Geo. F.Skif.W. NJ. ; +. b. Whit
aker, ;. W. Z. Liyermore, j. W. INV.
Miles, Treasurer Geo. y. Leonard, Secre-
tary Chas r. Murray, $ D.: D. X
Patrick, ). d. L. NJ Minard. Chaplain :;
C.. j. Nancor, \. 3. Morrill,. Stewards j.
II. Allen, Marshal E. j. Tucker. Ty .er.
NoRrnfiELD.-There was a large attend
anse at the temperance meeting last Sunday
evening. Addresses were made by Reys. Mr.
Pufier, o. d. Eigerton Esq, and Rev. VIM
;. Iazen. The next meeting Will be at Con-
cert Hall. Sunday evening, April 9TH, at .
p. IN.
The ladies met and perfected a temper
ance organization on Tuesday afternoon.
President, Mrs. Alvin Braley Secretary,
Mrs j. II. Orcutt, and one Vice President
from each church. An executive committee
o! ladies and an advisory committee Of gen
tlemen were appointed.
At the annual meeting of the Mortified
graded school district. j. II. circuit was
elected moderator, Z. lngall. clerk; T.
Reed, collector F. Plumley. 4 Hitchcock
and c. ID. Williams, auditors, and Rev.
/ VIM. ;. llazen and DR.. lIasSett were re
elected directors for three years. Voted a
school of not more than forty nor less than
thirty-four weeks the ensuing year, and adj
( journcd two weeks to raise money to sup
| port the school.
The Frenchman who robbed Jonathan
Woodbury. of Berlin, Wednesday. was
/ captured in Mortified yesterday and taken
/ 10 Montpelier for examination.
| ". T. Cushman's iewelry store got aiire
again Wednesday about noon. Luckily the
| fire was seen in time to prevent serious
consequences. This Is Mr. Cushman :
third fire within the last year
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ST ALnlNs BrrTEa MARKET, MAEcH 81
The market was dahl Common to fair.
- to 2Ss, medium to good, 30 to p, .
choice, 30 90 BE-; selections, Be-
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The next annual fair of the franklin
County Agricultural and Mechanical Soci-
ETY. will be held at Sheldon September y.
81 and It'll
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Work Is soon to be renewed on the La
noble Valley Railroad. and there is pros
poet OF work beginning on the Lamoille
Valley Junction Railroad some time next
summer
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-04-10

The Fairbankses of St. Johnsbury have
made over 1000 scales during the past fort
night, and orders are coming fast
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REAL EsrATE.-Burnham Seayer has so
a house and lot on Winooski avenue
Mrs l. Humphrey, for about s. 800.
NORTH FERRisBuRGu.-The lodge Of Coo
Tcmpars is in lourishing condition, wi!
a membership of 1870.
Burglars are about town. Two unsucces
iul attempt, have been made upon the hou.
OF Henry Campbell on Champlain street.
The spring thus far has been favorable
farmers and railroad corporations TIca,
freshet~ have been scarce.
EssEx.-Rey. George 5. Guernsey wi
preach at the Centre on sunday mex,
April I2th.
MnusToN.-Thc Uniyer.al>i Society la
purchased the place Of the late J1hn Grit
fin for parsonage.
The next annual mir of the Franklin
r..n.,. -, .,.I ,I.,,.,a;,,, : -.
ely will be held at Sheldon September 81
81 and 9TH.
ST. ALIENS Brrrra MAEKrr, MArcu 81
The market was dahl Common to fair
p to 27s; medium to good, % t, p,
" ''''''9' Dr.
The \. Williams leave, here daily ior
Port Kent and PlattSburgh at p. m. ar
,I,. ~, ''..',' i''' a. % p '' ''''arn'
;a.ao,. ''' -''' '' ''''' ''''''
Wunsro>.-Mi-- AGdie ". Bradley. oi
Wilson, eayea highly successful reading
.I ' .'.'''g i,.'',. J." ''''' l'' OBJ" ''''
'''' W. : '''''' ''' ''' ''''''
EIcuvo>D MnAEr.-At the market. on
Monday, there Were 100 tubs orbutter Of
lercl Prices For good, 30 to 33 cts. &;
choice, 81 to 36 ct-. NJ cheese in mar
MIS- Mary L. Howard oil hniana 'aaush-
Ter Oh '''e .''' l'e'- '.e'Ail howard d'e1 on
AiiHf1AS from 'Ae effects OBJ drinking 'Ni'ir
acid ly mistake for Congress water, two or
three weeks before
rnr SIr.r or Bu.,, Marshal ~.rran.
t,.a,.-. H., -. r,i
,.-r,-.-.....:......l'.r.-. ,..-, n. r ~,
is rotreturnci Large Numbers of Carii-ts
are de~erting Ii is expected that Srrrano
"Il make grand assault very soon
yt. i...+ LII. ,I......Ti t.ri....
miJ-wiuter. South ofbere there is about
mile Office between Split Rock and Port
Henry Its fair to presume that the line
boats viii be oa, on Monday next
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~, '''' ''-'o'''ii, -,''i'a5
-. -. ,''''''' ."'ii'''i'1 WIN TIC
,''''l' GOV cIi'F>A'p is ihat oil Hon
Charles Il. Eddy of Bellows Falls Mr.
Eddy is a LAWYER If fine abilities and i..
....,..i ..-..
'"' '''iI' I'LL Tue state senate
p-,,
''"'-'N -H'9S'"N- me exercises at tAe
quarterly concert of the Blrcan Mission
school. Monday evening consisted ~
.;,.,i,,., +,.,,,,-t..I.- l..il...
, ,.'1 '"'''-' gu "'" re-
r,nc,n.io. of tho .v.-.;.... r.,-l.i...-.-
were served The s,to,l l. r,.+ ;,.-.,-.-..
the attendance last S,bb,n, L.,.. 49,
largest since the commencement - Ella
mission.
JUNIOR LXniairi'N At MpDLEGrEr COL
LLet.-Ihe Junior exhibition of Middlebury
College took place at Academy Hall, Tues
day evening. There were ten speakers, all
of whom are said &, have ar4uittcI Them
..r,,s crc5i.,ll. NJ. nr;r.- VI.
wa lhe vocalist ana froi- his.cy the
pmui-i ID the occasion. After the cXhi-
Ian ...t ~. p.i, rp...,
..,...,r,
DO Tue -.,'' Fret oil judge lyier ana .
'"' ''i '' ''',' '''S -4'- " imam IL loot .
''' mas i'''''''''' .'e uu''e' q" OIerA oil
-, 80 ' ~, '''~' ''' ear " ,'H
-, '.-..... - "'
~, I...-,i-.+.
..- A. - ,a
I..r,r3 NJ H., r...I,,+. ~ -..- H..
.-..i.
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liiNA ruRGH.-Ihe new grange has a
membership Of twenty Of the leading farmer.
ia town
Considerable maple sugar has been made
th'- spring. Last week the ran was good.
and the farmers are confident Of good
season.
The good people of lIine,lurgh raised
on the lSt inst alone, SIS, to enable Rev.
{. +. Ferrin to 60 to Philadelphia. to he
operated upon lor the cure Of facial neural
sia from which he has long been a sufferer.
Mr.. foTrin left for Philadelphia. Thursday
evening, accompanied by his brother. DIR. C.
VI Ferrin of Essex Junction.
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EIcuvoND MAEhEr.-At the market. ou
Monday, there Were 100 tubs ofhutter Of
lercl Prices For good, 30 to % cts.
choice, 81 to 35 ct-. NJ cheese in mar
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WRITE

To Bryant stratton. Troy Business College; casa-
losues and specimens OF penmsnship, sent fres to
any address. Is Of the oldest, largest best
tanned and most practically conducted coinercial
schools in the country, and the only one that
action. Ninety per cent Of its graduates are in
successful business. Total expenses for three
month"; course, including board, 9.20. address.
JNO r. CARMEL, Principal;
Dec e-vly. ins Troy, 1T.
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STATE OF VERMONT
DISTRICT - cnurENDrN.
l. Russell $ Tat prutair re- isi.r III TIE u srict
Of Chitteuden hereby certify tne fore going 10 re Il
true copy Of the oris ina license 81 sale granted by
this court as appears OF record in this .iice.
Ia te,tn nny whereof, have hereunto aili Aed the
seal Of said court and subscribed ny name, ai
the Probate Count rooms. in SAID district. the
4ow3w r. - TAFT Re- ist r.
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AcclnENr.-L. f. Ames, Of Bristol, for
merIy employed IN this city, but for several
months past foreman in the sash and blind
factory Of Seth G. Pope, at Ogden,burg.
recently got hi, left arm caught between
some cog-whcel-. when it was drawn in
anu severed little above the wrist. the
hand dropping upon the floor. 1t was found
necessary to amputate the arm a little he
low the elbow.
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HOARD OF DIRECTORS.
WILLIAM e. ALEXANDEE, President.
GEORGE r. ABEL. Vice Pre-. Bank Of Commerce
HENRY ". ALEXANDER, alexande- 4 Groom,
JOHN AUCuINCL0sS. John II. and Hugh Auchin
close.
JAMES ". ALEXANDER. I'll Wee President
BENZ. Z. BATES, Pres Bank @: Commerce, Boston
JAMES NJ. BEEBE, Boston.
THOMAS \. BIDDLE. Philadelphia.
ROBERT BLISS, Bliss L Allen. y White street.
WIN. T. BLODGETT. 222 Pearl street.
wAYMAS CROW. St. Louis
THOMAS a. CUMMINGS Everett House.
THEODORE CUYLER, Philadelphia.
HENRY DAY. Lord. Day 4 Lord.
JOHN J. DONALDSON, II. b. Claim A 90.
CYRUS ". FIELD. IS Liberty street.
SIMEON FITCH. c East Thirty SKI. street
DUDLEY $. GREGORY jersey city.
ASHBtL GREEN. Alexander Green.
JAMES VI. HALSTED, Pre- Amer. Fire ins. Go.
PARKER HANDY. u Nassaut street.
+. JUDsON IfAWLEY. "a Broadway.
SAMUEL HOLMES. 25l Pearl street.
HENRY \. nuRLEJT. 30 .e=t Tsen; eth -tfc-t
HENRY Z. HYDE, virs President
ROB'T L. KENNEDY. Pres. Nat. BANK at Com.
GEO. t. KELLOGG, i53 Broadway.
wM. L LAMBERT, lao BroAdway
EDwD- " LAMBERT, NJ. n. East 9Th street.
DANIEL b. LORD. Lord, bay Lord.
JAMES LOW, Low, Hartman a c..
HENRY " MAEQuAHD. $50 Bfoadsay.
chAS j. MARTIN. Pres. Home Ius. Co.
JOHN J. M,cooE. 10 Broadway.
JoGN =. MOORE, Upper Aquebosue, Long Island.
GEO. y. MORGAN 70 Exchange Place.
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STEPHEN II. PHILLIPS, san Frane.-c, Ca.
HORACE PoRTER.yice-Pies Pullman Pal. Tar Co.
BENNINGTON F. RANDOLPH. Jersey C.ty.
JOHN SLOAN. w.&J. Sloane. eii Eroadeay.
THOMAS L. SMITH. Pres. Hs-siat.c rrl-tCo.
GEo. II. STUART. PhiIaae,l a,.
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SAMUEL ". TORRtY. g- CAamtgrs Il. eet.
ALASsoN TRASH. A \. e Tra.t.
GEo. Z. UPTON, Boston.
WI. WALKER. M East twenty ar, street.
WI wHITEWMcnT. Jr.. 20 Rfoaiws}
BENZ. WILLIAMSON. Elizabeth. M
HENRY Young a. Nassau street.
THOMAS YOUNG chamber. -irest.