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The Kanzas news., 1857-07-04

Sir George Gore and suite, who returned
to st. Louis on the 12th ult, from YEAR
hunting expedition at the head waters o
the Missouri, reports that the country wa,
never in worse condition respecting the In
dians. The Santees and Sioux were commit
ting atrocities against the whites and sine
the removal of the troops from Forts Ran
dali and Lookout, the Indians in the neigh
A party of troops have marched against tht
Santees.
The Kanzas news., 1857-07-04

The Mexican Mails bring accounts
of the capture and execution of the $50 Cal
ifornia fiIibusters, who made foray into
Sonora lately. They seized the town Of
Cabonca, where on the 1st of April, they
were beseiged; after two days hard fighting,
the houses in which they were, took fire,
the powder exploded and the tilibusters were
all killed but So, who with their comman-
der, Capt. Crabbe, surrendered and were
afterwards executed on the 9th of April
The Kanzas news., 1857-07-04

Hon. DANIEL CLARK.-This gentleman
who has just been elected to the q. s. Senat
by the Legislature of New Hampshire, tofI
the term made vacant by the death of Mr.
Bell, has been for several years leading
member of the bar of that State. His plact
of residence is Manchester. He was form
erly a Wing. He is in the prime of hi.
life, is tall, thin, spare man, and his styl
of oratory is that of the Hon. Rufus Choate
The Kanzas news., 1857-07-04

WASHINGTON, June ia teIegrapht
dispatch has been received from Emery Por
ter, accepting one of the vacant Utah Judge
ships. He is member of Congress from
Ohio. The other has been offered to M
Excl of Indiana, who viii probably accept
1t is uncertain whether Judge Stiles, nov
here, viii return to the territory. A We
founded report assigns Thomas H. Dunn o
Mississippi, as marshal of Utah. Col. Cum
ming will again be rendered the governor
ship and his acceptance is considered certain
The Kanzas news., 1857-07-04
On the 18th ult, the following sinuul,

phenomenon appeared at Utica, n Y:
A tunnel shaped, black and moving BODY
of a nebulous character made its appearance
in the outskirts of the city, and moved east.
erly, making horrible buzzing, rumblins
noise. 1t appeared suspended in the al
mosphere, and struck the ground sevenl
times, once near the dwelling of a Mr. Root
near Deerfeld and five miles north of Utica
destroying the house and causing the dealt
of his wife and son. It then made DE-,
cent upon the barn of Mr.. Nathan Bud,
long. and ripped up the structure and scat
tered it.
The Kanzas news., 1857-07-04

We publishthis week the two most import
ant Acts passed by The late Legislature at
its session just held at Topeka.
In pursuance of the requirements of the
Census Acts, the Marshals are now engaged
in taking the census and circulating the Me-
mortal to Congress for admission into the
Union under the Topeka Constitution.
The Kanzas news., 1857-07-04
mo. IL
WHITNEY House, Lawrence, K. T., Z
J,,pa OH l2S7 {

June I5tP, Ioo'-
HoN. GEORGE W. SMIrH-Sir: At an assemblage
of citizens of Kanzas, at the Big Springs, on the
10th inst, certain insulting expressions were used
by you toward myself, which imperatiyely require
notice at my hands. Unavoidable engagements
have, up to this date, prevented earlier attention
thereto. Awaiting myself of this, the first oppor
tunity, l have now to request retraction of the
language used by you upon that occasion. My
friend, Mr. Boiling, will receive any communication
you may deem proper to make.
Respectfully your ob't serv't,
VIM. WEIR.
The Kanzas news., 1857-07-04

Gen. Herran, the New Granadian Minister
has for some time been concocting with
other foreign ministers, a scheme to obtain
certain number of European officers, prin-
cipally those belonging to the corps of en-
gineers, and standing army is to be Or
ganized on the Isthmus, of Panama with
the appreciation and concurrence of the great
European powers.
The Kanzas news., 1857-07-04
mo. 81
MoRRow HousE, Lawrence, June 10, '57
VIM. WEER.

MoRRow HOUSE, Lawrence, June -, '57.
VIM. WEER, Eso-Sir: Your note of to-day is re-
eeived. have to say that on the occasion refer
red to in your note, the language used by me was
fitting reply to your conversation, and until your
charges are withdrawn, 1 have no retracton to
make, and stand ready to prove the truth of my
assertion. Respectfully your ob't serv't,
G. W. SMITH.
The Kanzas news., 1857-07-04

Eg The official returnso of the reoentelec-
ton for Judges ofthe Supreme Court in Mich
igan, show a Republican vote of 50.912,
and Democratic vote of 39,o5e.
The Kanzas news., 1857-07-04
mo. A.
WM. WEER.
MoRRow HOUSE, j

MORROW HOUSE, June 20, 81.
WM. WEER, EsQ-Sir: In answer to your second
note, have only to say, if it is intended as the
preliminary to hostile meeting, although stand
ready and willing at all times to protect and de-
fend my person against assault from any quarter,
which you well know, yet, having been member
of the Convention that framed the Constitution of
Kanzas, which, as well as the laws of the United
States, prohibits duelling, cannot, if there were
NO other reasons, consent to violation of the laws
of my country; besides, have always deemed du-
cling relic Of barbarous age, resorted to only
by towards, which, in this enlightened land, is
repudiated and frOwned down by every good eiti-
zen, patriot and christian
The Kanzas news., 1857-07-04
How isH3

Viii the Haazas Leader please inform US
of the result of the election held IN or near
Centropolis, last month. for delegates to the
Bogus constitutional Conventicns Who
voted. and who were elected as Delegates?
The Kanzas news., 1857-07-04
mo. 81
LAwRENcr, Kanzas, June 20, 81.

81 u.
WN. WEER, EsQ-Sir: Although an entire stran-
ger to you, yet the controversy between my father
and yourself, induces to make an inquiry of
you, and to solicit immediate reply your hands,
1 desire to know what remark you made which,
when made, caused my father to offer the affront
TO you request answer to this note, at your.
earliest convenience. It may be as weI to say to
YOU, Sir, that my father knows nothing of my ad-
dressing YOU
/ am, Sir, very respectfully, de-,
G. ". SMITH, Jr,
Capt. Ranger Battalion, Free State Forces
The Kanzas news., 1857-07-04
Respectfully your ob't serv't,

GEO. ". SMITH.
This closes the correspondence so far as
the Judge is concerned, no answer having
been received to the above expressive note,
but the affair is not likely to terminate here
G. w. Smith, IT., well known in Kanzas as
one of the most daring defenders of her lib
critics, has written the following notes to Mr..
Weer, to which that valiant gentleman has
returned no answer:
The Kanzas news., 1857-07-04
summary of News.

The great tunnel on the Iron Mountai,
railroad in Missouri has just been completed
1t is 800 feet long, eighteen feet wide and
fifteen feet high.
The Kanzas news., 1857-07-04
Capt, Ranger Battalion. Free State Forces
NO. 81
No. g.
LAwRENcE, Kanzas, June %. 81.

LAWRENCE, Kanzas, June %, 81
WN. WEER, Eso-Sr: You said at the Big
Springs that .the Free State men Of Kanzas were
ali towards" If you gave 1t as your opinion, you
must be fool; if you made it as an assertion you
were upon that occasion tle author and utterer of
base and eowardly lie. And as ], SIR, had NOT the
honor 70 occupy seat In the assembly that framed
the Constitution of Kanzas, and as have not al
ways deemed dpeling the relic of barbarous age,
therefore you viii place me under great obligations
TO you if you VIII confer upon me the same faSors
that you have been so lavish Of toward my father
am, sir, very respectfully de-,
g. W SMITH, Jr
Capt Ranger Battalion, Free State Forces.
Mr. Weer In the Lecompton Union, we
perceive, denies having used theofensive Ian
guage imputed to him. There were those pres
ent whose word we would take quicker than
Mr.. Weer's, and the truth of the statement
docs not depend upon Judge Smith alone.
Ii Smith. Jr., ever gets chance, the 6rape
fnsulter of courageous people and chalien-
ger of grey headed old man, viii learn that
he eeannot do either with impuniiy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-20
6ouses ano farms iuanteo.

WANTED for the Seasonal HOUSE in the
w COUNTRY FURNISHED preferred), with Stable aud
from to Land aud within two hours travel Of the
cty Address with terms and description Box No j55 New
York PostOffee
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EIFGANT COUNTRY RESIDENCE and

II 7 r U \ " 7 NVC Nh I'D n ~ u u.Iu
II VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY to b. SOLD 81 AUG
IION-The subscriber will sell pubic -si", THURS
DAY June D. 1857 his elegant Country Residence consisting
of acres Land which large and commodous Gothic
House Carriage House and She'd also greet variety OF Fruit
ana ornament Trees Of severs growth Said property
is pleasantly located in the village OF Tfumansburg Tompkns
County and Of the most desirable residences in
Central New-York. -
inz Mill four stone IN good order. and doing
good business. Also good saw MIL three Dwelling Houses
.Ity would do well avail Themselves Of this opportunity
II thai il will sell much less Shan IL real value,
being cold Of tho subscribers feeble health aud de-
sire for change Of climate.
Term. ,ae-On Mil Property. orethird down aud the bal
ancr in five equal annual payments; Residence onehaf
down balance in year-TTuuansburg, June H. 1851
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Gorses, Carriages, &r.

TOR SALE-A span of lOng.tail BAY HORSES,
Il and years old kind in double harness and safe
and pleasant SADDLE Have been ridden aud
dyeu by ladies and children. Can be at DISBROW'S
Ridina Academy, 5thav., S9th-st. Price $500.
EOR SALE-A first-ratc road HORSE, lo3
Il hand high Kind and sound tro inside Of three min
utes Also three WAGONS: light tTotting Wagon
one shns top nearly with or two seats with
without pole Also set of single and one OF double
HARNESS, used few times All the above articles
in first rate order and will Ice sold low ooy because the
will permit his using them. Inquire OF A b
SCRIBNER, No 222 BrOome-st.
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Sales br Ialiion.


Al BLTEcKsR Auciioneer
A SSIGNTE'S SALE Of desirable BROOKLYN
N PROPERTY 90 Court aud Psci6c-sts a j. BLkEShsR
SON Co. will sel a. th. Merchants Ekohsnze 90 hvSDS
nay Jul, AZ u O'Clock on Courst II LOTS. s., CON
prpg frnts between Centrr Mil Church snd tonnnson'
Also HOUSE snd LOT No Is Paci6e- ahoctDs purchasers
an opportunity Of making Investments a. every
lot ofrd viii b. positively sold without reserve SKY PER
-, c.r main Map. &c 81 the Office Brosdst tli2h
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-20
10 Wbom it man Concern.
SUMMER TRIP to EUROPE.-The the

A SUMMER TRIP to EUROPE.-The thor
"A oughy perfected system Of Railway communication in
Europe making feasible within the short space Of the sum
for American to visit most Of the places OF in
France Germany and Switzerland Is proposed by
gentleman Tcpecaby visiting Europe ana familiar with the
principal of travel well with the leading Epopean
dioin, consisting of limited number Of
gentleman with the object of making such toar more pleasant
profitable and economical Ii proposed 10 leave on
The of July proceed to Paris thence through Germany 70
Switzerland and return 10 NewYork via ENGLAND by the 18TH
September The advertiser will furnish further details Of his
pa or such other information may be wished for by gentle
disposed avail themselves of this opportunity Address
VIATOR, Washington, ID. c.
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T. C. HovGBroS, Auctioneer.
NFNTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,

7. {. HovGBroS, Auctioneer
CENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
VI PIANO FORTE PAINTINGS, Sc, on TUESDAY,
June g. lo osloci at hos'e No Ashland pacs rsry
family reinquhns housekeeping consisting IN part OF uPe'
r 7otaye rosewood Piano Forte by Lndemsn Son Paror
furniture Sofa. ete.a tetes Chairs PaTlor do marble
top and Pier Tables. English Tapestry Carpets Three,
Div and gran do Carpets hal Oil Cloths hall Stand
and Chairs Oil Paintings, part Of which very valuable
paintings by well known artists; Lace Curtains snd Shades
Dining room Furniture. Extension Table, Chas Side Table
Sofa hns Glass and Crockey Ware Table Cutlery Silver
plated Ware Chamber furniture, Bsdsead' Bureaus, Wash
,,auds Chairs Ottomans Tables Toilet sets Mirrors best hair
Msttresses Beds Bedding. &c large variety OF Kitchen anti
Stoves Refrigerator &C. Catalogues the house on he
morning of sale.
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Cost au0 found.

I OST-A NOTE, directed to 1.-The Cashier OF
Il the Broadway Bank" contsiuns Dram John stroud
Jr Co OF Orleans dated June at 80 days for 800
The public notified negotiating it, and the finder viii
be suitably rewarded by returning il to 49,,
JOHN h. BIRD, No. 50 John ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-20

DY HENRY III. LEEDS Il Coon SATUR-
I'D DAY June o. y o'clock front Of the Store No p
Nssssr,t-A ROAM HORSE. years old, about IS. hands
high sound and kind in all harness and ro, mile In g.
veY stylish driver and about months $500
makers to- ether with light TRorTING WAGON, BY
Brower nearly new The whole establishment; to be sold
the owner is going South for his health
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HrxRY n. LEEps. Anctioneer.

HtNkH IT. LttUsi NI'IVI'"Is
III II. LEEDS n Co. will sell by aacton on
IL SATURD June 20 at u O'Clock al TIE sale, room
FURNITURE. consisting Brussels and ingram Carpets OH
reaus Washstands marble Center and Side Table Arm
and Easy Chairs mahogany Sofa hair cloth mahogany Paror
Cher nj and Pier Glasses Gas Brackets ormou Chsnds
ers Window Curtains and lot of China and Earthenware
Also lot Of SepLadders, wooden Tubs Pals iron Pots
Kettles &c be sold without reserve close invoice.
SATURDAY. June 90 at u o'clock, at the auction room
Ten shares Preferred Stock Of the Western Virginia and Ken
tucky Railway Company; sold hypothecased Also about "
mar be Mantes; sold 10 pay advances.
AT u O'Clock in front of their store No p Nassau st. pair
of dark brown Horses G hands high years old very stylish
and good trsveler Also, Phaton, in tine order Also
double slver-mouned Harness. Also, entirely yellow
running Totng Wagon made of the best materials by
one f the best makers used hut twc made order for
the present owner and only sold for want Of use.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-20
RUSSELL w WEsrcorT, Auctoneer.
ARGE SALE of ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD

IL FURNITURE at auction THIS DAY Saturday at
10, O'Clock the residence No l52 West 2lst a. near a
embracing the entire magnificent Furniture OF the above n
the of the goods from the promises i'm
peratye. ,,.
Furniture consists Of every description Of costly aud elegant
Paror Funitue three full suites in broeaas made To order
n octave Piano Forte Pier and Mantle Mirrors Eta
ceres Turkish Chairs rich Carpets rosewood Tables
costly and Ornaments with large and valuable variety
OF rich Chamber Library and DnngrOom Furniture; tor tu
particulars of which Herald aud Times Catalogues now
ready. Sale rain or shine.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-20
HENRY II. LEEDS, Auctioneer

HENRY Fl. LEEDS, Aucti0neer.
HENRY II. LEEDS Il Co. will sell by auction
i on TUESDAY June D. at " O'Clock in the evening at
the Art Union Gslaes, No. ig7 Broadway, LARGE aud
VALUABLE COLLECTION of ORIGINAL OIL PAINT
INGS belonging well known Of this city most OF
them brought by him direct from France in th year 1916
Among the will be found choice specimens OF Guecno
O.tade p Lberve Asseyn p Veronese, Holbein, C. Doc
p Wousernan Ribera, D. Heene. Van Baden Domsnichno
D. Teniers Van Dyke and other masters of various schools
Also valuable collie ton of ancient and modern Original
Drawings obtained about 30 years from several celebrated
Cabnss Paris all Of them suitable for the pror or studio
Tns Painnas exhibition 40 above, with caalogue
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-20
DY II. II. LEEDS & Con- SATURDAol

ID June 2o Immediately after the Furniture large c.
lection Of STUFFED BIRDS consisting Of Ereat variety
50. ciuen. found in North and South ArA s branche
and under shades Also several shades containing peci
prepared by tie celebrated Taxi erHs Nm GaorA'a
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II MORTGAGE BONDS The CHICAGO ST. PAUL
AND FOND DIJ LAC RAILROAD COMPANY propose ~ sell
TO st. ckhoders their EIGHT PER CENT q YEAR con-
sTRUCTION (Lsnd Grant, MORTGAGE BONDS, Of sles
each Of date NAV and secured upon their entire Road
and line Of Road Chicago Lake Superior and upon
million of OF the grants Of public Lands from Congress
MADE 20 this Company by States of Wisconsin and Michigan
Accomp anyng each Bond will be Scrip Certificate eai
ting the purchaser his assigns his their option 70 tea
shares Of 100 each of Privilege Land Grant stock on elect
ing at any time within years from June 1877 TO sub
scribe and ten per cent OF the par value hereo. ne
with proceeds of sales of lands until full paid % share dy
bends and be entitled pro provided oy s
Company forth ia said Stock PRIVILEGE Cerhcae sna
ip their Circular to Stockholders of May 25 1857.
The price for said Bonds b. 90 cent OF
their par value aud accrued interest payable 10 per CENT
hand per t J.y and % per cent on each Of ts
psIe. may elect at the office OF The Company I'D
New.York - - -.
neny No IL nsllt on MONDAY the 9Th inst and VIII r.
open till the 2th June nstsnt.Dsted New fors June
1851 CHARLES bUILEh, treasurer ~
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VCT1oN oe OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF THE

ELECTION of DIRECTORS.-OFFicEo on Inn
r. s.aeSholser, OF the CLINTON COUNTY COAL 1 o
PANY q Pernys9is are hereby nO'ssd as Of As
INJECTION Of DIRECTORS land slso ef ~ camp.sy
No, 10 Wallis, New York on THURSDAYS es 20
June betwees the hours Of y oeieek q sIa Prdsat
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A. NJ. nERWh, Aactioueel
DY BANGS, BROTHER & CO.-Trade Sale
I'D Rooms No IS Park row.
NEW AND FRESH STOCK. comprising great variety
OF ohce library copies 81 standard and BOOKS
the paser Of Literature Ar and Sciences a
GLIDING many illustrated works in tine bndnss and nearly AL
IL perfect order and recently published Also large a'sort
School Books Staple and Fancy Stallion
cry, Blank Books, PspeTs. &c
FRIDAY AFTERNOON. Jane & at : O'Clock
ENGLISH LAW BOOKS-A large collection u chS'se
Lew Books just received from London composing compete
Of Common Law aid Chsnoery Reports Admiralty NJ
ports Commentsres Dses;s Tesises Elementary "9rs
sc including many very aud valuable BOOKS Oss'
logues wiu be sen, 70 any address . application
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Real Gstaie for Sale.

AWAY TO THE RY!-COCNTRY
"A RESIDENCE, with city advantages viii be sold on
TUESDAY June - at O'Clock the beautiful brokaw
Cottage" at Clasenont, miles from Jersey City Ferry, on
the Bergen Point plank road This cottage and o1tbld1ss
were erected three years by the late Alderman Brokaw for
his own use best materials and workmanship marble man.
tied hard walls &c The Carriage House and Stables are
nicely finished and roomy The property contains about
ground the elevated Bergen Hghts over ~
feet above tdewste The view is unsurpassed, overlooking
the Bay and Hsrbor Of NewYork, Staten Island Narro~s
Hnd &C. Water good and health OF location unexception-
able from Jersey City Ferry to Bergen Point pass the
r, hourly. Possession Immediately. VIII be sold
on the premises by D. SCOTT Auctionser The House will
be- ou. for inspection during Monday Jnne D. also day OF
sale Conditions made day Of sale For further par
culas inquire Of SCOTT AuctoneeI No IS so1sry
st., Jersey City BENNETT X HUNIINOiONi NO !
Frontst., Eew-YOTk.
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BAxK DEPARTMENT, ALssSY, Jan ~.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, Pursuant 70 c T9
~ Statute in such made and proydee that On
LATISG NOTES Issued 10 the CAMDEN bANh V 49,
AssoeiAtion Camden Oneida Col must BE- Pre.rn.ea 80
Of te Of the Banking ss
State Of ewYork for payment wl,sn II The
Cnatinx Notes Issued the said Bank vii be gives
issisxays 81 sCHOONMAkER. Supofntenees-
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WORKERS PROPERTY for SALE.-S3Oo, 0OO
worth Of Villa Sites end Building Lots situated on the pe
streets. and commanding views OF the river WI DC g
cash chan ged for city pdopeTty. Also very hue
TRY RESIDENCE with of Ground ~
Tie choicest shade trees The house is Of biek Win al h
modern improvements and has god view OF the tystP'
$4,000 brick HOUSE hye minutes walk from Oiei" 800
Station two stories attic and basement timely
marble mans range, hot and cold water good
in house-prce $500. Also. two frame W. iAoE
HOUSES finely located with all the Improvements OF ne
All Of this property will be sold cheap as the owners
moved from the place Also ~ HOUSES ranging IN PI'ee
from coo re Apply J. K CAMPBELL corner o
Point st. and Rayiue-sy, IOHkers.
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FURNISHED HOUSE to LET-Tbe first
Il class FURNISHED HOUSE. No. So ih-.t, west Of and
BrosdGy. IL has all the modern improvements Board
ina need apply Inquire tie House or at
No. Il East 18th .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-20

nor SALE or EXCHANGE-Upward Of 200
i LOTS Chicsso Illinois for Brooklyn OF New York prop
rtv OF good city property good
RsI ad Stocks The Lots are desirable Investment and
fortune in them. address Box 2 s55 Post-Ohce.
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Hnanriai.
OrTIeE OF me La CROSSE AsD MrLwAvTrrRR
O,rics LITTLE MANI RAILROAD ca

OrFicE LITTLE MIAMI RAILROAD Co 4
1reatuIer's De pzTtElout. Cincinnati. Jsae - 1857 l
ATa MEETING Of the Directors of this Com.
"A psny. held THIS DAY DIVIDEND Of Five D. cent -
The Capital Stock was eecAed for the x m9ah. eDaa s
Msy U payable to the hsdr Of stock at tat date Al a.
Cace in this city. in New York Funds. aud seg ist ar
prox. Parties holding Stock registered in New York vi k.s
their dividends RENTED on sppAtion "a tAo aaleTEel d.
Agency Of Messrs Win.Ow Danier CO. expiring % H. sL
inst. g. A. DANENPORT Tres.grrr
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i Warren, Greenwich st-Open daily from ~ "a 20
o. m and from on Mondays Thursdays and saturday"
Interest At the rate Of from vi 70 ~"
WALTER w. C0NCKLIN, President
Y. L. BUXTON Secretary.
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Fouers to Ert.

A SUITE Of OFFICES TO LET-ln the Biole
n Uopse Asor pace With every convenience and de-ir
able location Apply at the Treasurer Office, 4thsv en-
trance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-20

BRo,DwsY BANK, NswHoss, June IA 49,
Subscribers 10 the increased CAPl-
~ TAI STOCK of the BROADMA Az BANK, h-r.by
notified that increased Cspits together -h the premium
thereon is required paid in full the 1T AY OF JULY
1851, Of the Banking House. j. L. ENEhfr, Casher
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OFFICE to LET-In the Bible House, Astor-
~ place very desirable Apply in the TreA'ureT' ofhce
lth- ay. entrance.
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INDIANAPOLIS. IyD., May 25 1857
NOTICE-TO the HOLDERS OF INDIANA
~ FIVE PER CENT BONDS ISSUED FOR BANK
CAPITAL The Commissioners OF the Sinking Fund will
ceive sealed proposals st the office OF Messt WNsLoW,
LANIER Co. up 70 "WEDNESDAY the eighth day Of JAY
1857 for them of Two Hundred Thousand Dollars
any Bonds OF the State Of Indiana Issued for
Bank Capital bearing Five per Cent interest and falling due Ia
1851 1855 or 1866 which, If the of accepted, viii be paid
for on the following day. 4. DUMONT President