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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-13

| number of articles, which once comprised por
equipment OF the Anglo Rebel pirate Shenandoah
and which were surrendered with her to the British suihor
Liverpool and subsequently transferred 10 the Unit@
States Consul that port brought this port the
ship Cutyator and yesterday sold at public auction
BY Me,srs. Leeds & Miner
The catalogue is quite an extensive one embracing msths
matica surgical Instruments books clothing medicines
arms uniforms flags &c. Cute large number OF persons
present ut the sale the greater OF whom were evidently
ships hour tell about eight inches IN hight
about ordinary value ut once offered and the Dds
speedily up IS which price knOcked down
Five ships clocks probably taken IRON captured Vessels
brought 81 apiece Three cases OF surgical Instruments
somewhat rusiea FOX want Of Tor Capt. ldde was care
nj engage Ia batte-brougl 80 EACH yera Days on
bullets brought each quantity OF tine gray cloth
for Rebel officers Uniform brought after rivalry vi 20
per yard Some gray CLOTH for pryates unios cosd
only command 81 per yard SOme wooden blankets bn
81 ST. brought s237s apiece. some shoes evidently Of
English manuiacure brought 10 ceuts pairs quantity o
English thread - cents pound and some loose tobacco
number Of flags we're offered the first being the Stars
Stripes" yards long by three ya-s wide The hold
ing Il p excited considerable enthusiastic patriotism among
Tie spectators liberal their remarks aud excla
nations sold for SIS Another hag bid IN by the
auetioneer So British tag sail TO be the under
which the Shenandoah first sailed from Liverpool excited con-
siderable very unamlAbe
on English neutrality The bidding staTted az o. ana
speedily went up which price it pnrchtse by
Dr. Brne who minated his nteaioa 70 send Il 10 the fresl
dent .
number Gags national and signal sold at various
prices. Most Of them undoubtedly taken from vessels
rather mixed collection probably Also mostly stoen sod ss
prices did the small arms most OF which were o
English manufacture. humber OF Tags consaBing the
which IN the
hands OF the aucOuees will be restored 10 their original
proof OF ownership WILL also number OF enron
the personal property OF officers OF American vesse
the armament OF the Shenandoah at the Brooklya
NAVY. lard ON exhibition.
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Steamship (Br Tbis Liverpool Nay 81 and onesr'own
June with mtse q sos pas e. 10 q. 4e May a. OF ales
Head, passed kangaroo. bound channels Jane W IT, ~
49, 80 City q howYoik. bound SONG day. 10 G ~ q
lat a. % lof- 81 ship \g bound p on
int. in let H. British bark Atlantic, bonui =; ' nst IN
- q 2 steamship CITY ~ Boston bou ~ ION mt
2 miles Of sandy HOOK steamships FULTON and Cy Of Lonoo
steamship ooaker City, West Charleston 90 hours with dse sad
a. LearY.
sissmp r'os,on DoFe, Wilmington C., 4dy-, with naval
Steamship Aeon Gates Norfolk &C. 20 hours Tie r. bound
shin shakespesre Packard Havre nde and GA pass to
Bovd Iiuckeu. Tie ;. had . c0a.ls on tie Ias-tfc
Ship Valley Forge of Gardner Ae Emerson Liverpool . days
Shin Anscl of uaoy7l Graham Eewpr &c dvs with railroad
Richard Irwin Go. Juue O. boz f q IT. bong o. " tro"e
ap May lo lul from S. johns b. D.. or Liverpool O" lf beam
ends; s'e required 10 assistance.
Snip Abel Liverpool 70 with ude and t9 pass 10
Charles Marshall The J. h. bad d'th dnrr th a's.e
Snip L. L. Surge, Hathaway, Newport tLts q dys with f
road .Tou % stuiees, CcHuuan a G.
Mary obe.,s Loo Liverpool - days with md'e and
srs 6eTa tirenj Kuuppel Bremen day. with md 2e5
p0ss Hascmsyer BTyaI Hal rh' and dih duIns tie
bark G. w Horton of Rocksnd Packard New Orleans II days
Bg Champion O PIciou) Mare Gce Fay &c d'y with coal
Schr Ec ip.e Perdleton Elzabctlpori for Salem.
SER. Jane Haskell Elijah q poi4 for io,'on
Schr Ambassador Grant. f'iz 1ef ron iof iioson
schr 2. b. Anderson. Clark EiflbriAp0n of Hartford
Schr Charles Cooper. Snow. NauG ut iof fawtlcEct
Sclr Palladium. Ryder bosou
sehr A. scrsn,.n .duir. NeF Haven for EiabeshPoTt
sclr i've, i!ata- d, Fail River.
SciI Yer uda, Ponds rrovi cucc FOR Abby.
schr G. ". Dexter. tolengl i-rdn.r, v4th lnu.ber
Sem j. X Jouos smith, Aaca IL oys with lumber to Talbot
scb WA Hosr r) mecumber oieo psy IS days with coal
TO j. +. Whitney Co.
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TERRIBLE STREET COLLISION IN CHICAGO BETWEEN
IocoAorlyr AND STEAM FIRE ESGIxE-0SR MAN KILLED
AND -FOUR IsuRrpThs Ckego Post Of the 7th inst ssys;
About o'clock ia fire broke out in the Meiropo
itan Block and promptly the alarm being sounded the
steamer Economy started out and dashing along the stree.
toward the scene Of acon it reached the railroad crossing Of
the burlington and Quincy Railroad on sxieenb-st there
MINI os There signal iistts SHOWN
nothing 10 give warning OF danger without siAcHebing US
he senmcr bounded on 10 The rails AMI the sie instant
~ nm m htrye of locomotive da3hlng down upon
ffe AT t rate - miles hour. lhey hld Dut 40 instant
tr I'd rr tosi0n. = fJIe any " them bad time even
~ len NOM his place tie locomotive was upon them Ihero
s crash terrible conclusion, and the next Instant me
team living tho track. ma1gled and
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Pnssen =crs Arrived.

FROM LvERPOOI-ln tsnshp s.otiA-h's shswcross snd
sister SIR Carswe Miss Css Dr. De.loudcs vile three chi
Sel and Mr. ii A. wife, child snd servant hr Wan
n ID. sctieau servant H. Mouth ard wife Miss wharton,
Mr. scrosd1l. Mr. r. Eacnro Mrs. W. ;. Chlcn iniat aud
ST. K. D. Wood oud ron, Mrs. Wood and dsush-
Ter. ne end Mrs { P. Rnton, W y. futile ard 2
fausrf NJ ihc Johnson Mis-. L8sf,e, Four SEND M EN-
W X Sxon. Nj heIuhsim-r. D. J. kn.. H. nefied J. T.
Nanzlrot M Halle Ca fsih H. Lozenby d. lobIoOke, Nr
and Nrs. H. G. Wood Charles H. Woo bul Gsoget Dixon.
r. Wharton "a. Noh Mr. Ben sulin Ackien chill
Jouius and sister NI Juka. and son Aiui,ice Nj
A. ysuglan Mr Dixie J. C. Yorsion, Mrs ". X and
sfer 81 Ios Coisy aad son J. ieuoS Col Hoo, adv tree
ds0gcrs and r. = Hos. r. NJ hoe, IT, A. D. Van Bsr
ron Ia ~ srs Merritt M Conquest Mr. dexter r. Hbedt
49, $40, q. Dola j. H. orne, r. Orne w. g. Anderson, J.
- leas ". ~. Smith, lefrpa sti Mr. Oscanz3 W. D. iTvns
M-r Paine, Mei.or, W.diel E.e99if ho9e smith Lsrey,
H. Wcn Do Niirr { ". Lansing A SeAD'in = CRUDE NJ
Eoloa Mr end M kdwara biooA and servant W Al r'
a. Owen auf infH Ar a N. Johnson au1 Child e ho
Rice 81 Richard weia H. sanse, b. Donald ,he h'v w
O fir Msiaxer ard SOS, Mr. OftoldoL T.. W man,
Mr. srlgion Mrs Ead, fr end r j. Lufis
hr sta ifrs a. Wesphn Nr lnd n TO- r. =. smith Kew Geo
Lsweco M ana ,i T5riarn Mr pc arthur VI Meyer NJ
- T. Mr J. Cspp.firs stuart Mlss! boelT owns. 3D.
Miss North Banr ueury sc1naltf J. Dela.ihtaei A
a. inf.ll GIs p. IT, fIan.eA1e.s Rev y"
J. 6'rrgi'f lafy end inflnt. J.Eu.xits
ZION LlffGfODL-u aeausAp Itn4-alt. D. aiai ~ A.ss
r geler Ma tH N i-uau T. Page, w BE gan N
Eoo y Michel A. Bont VIM A. Harrison A. Hundes III !"
<fggch H. C0k T. fsve L. fyette, AI IhoIcse E4Yes and
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r0ET OF NEw-9oaa..........Irzsla


CifgTeC.
s,e,r,hip Doris Alr1ey, no''or Neptune s'erm.t7 Co.
Sap fo. Won Lrupan. l-lt--i i.lt lltLi H. koop
c..
stesm,iip Eliza beth, Towles Ba''iuoTe.
Sisaasi p Ashland, l0r'ln, To 'oH, ~. T. Ciri'.
sioui,p Of tAs South Whitehead Bainore Peudrsas,
Bro.
Steamship peverley rricc. pif-de'rli J. H-'d.
Snip hAbnHon AcD armid. ca e.. h. j. lff0r
Ship North American, n o0cDafy i.T 81 lrf breVitef
lulIre fAorw.l Ntr Gu'to' iHr 3 N init
bart tiz beth (dreml holtenus A8uz ial
Bark lrovaorr. Carver. tub. j. a1. Nath Carver.
barr Jeau Ltl-ow turJ Doouy. l q. o.. Nnlman.
LTS 40 caaes ,Norw Cgaw Macea via iL - ia ii,iaooe
& Co.
Iers FeeiTiue Bulanl, Port Anon. Jam J. r. Phillips Co.
Bark lauikrle (Brl ilron Wsuz4a'o. Edl4Is On 8fae
Esrk Laura t.r, % Niusei, tr-u,cn 81. huop d. Go.
Brig huHenaha orb Dou- Cow I J.. ~ Atucy Co
hrs M4ry Lebluc tDr Crimes Glaze bay C. h T. l. snal
Co.
ig st. vincen, tBr G.uon. Cow 10y, C. g.. g. T. Small Co.
Bog Msr.hl trl, -. Tow bav, q. L.. ~. ;. Small q Co.
Brs $. Is. Cro.ty. Grossly. New down hfr son q Co.
Stbr F. s. Gil-rsrcve Carroll orianu bentley smith Co
Schr James En-.b BARKER, ph nir fa bout cy snh Co
Schr NJ. Tufnr Camp fniad@ plt Nan hruf oiighi 49, .
schr Wellington lBr., Esre ST. Johns n h. d. H. lie Vol
Co.
Sloop Mary Gray, Lucus Uucasvillr
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SrrrT,iE COCgT-GTygE,L .-ErumoEa.ed
no.o4s>i - =. u, - - - 90 81 D. %. s. ~ p 80,
% 81. % -' 3D. - =. 81, g.. CILctu-iA.r I-,4a.
81 20 % lls 90 q gJ3 ~ ~ no 54 il7. 1851 59 1856
l@5 45 ir1, 100, lJi. iO7. iy.3. PAT II -N,1 90
2 T. CD, l1i l-C 1928, tf l3 p 80 1856 GEL - T. 2Ji0
ICES 3d. l-O' i1 62. C1 e,s SrzrIA- iB,'-Calcadi ~
uacLaupel. cuAD .Sos $40. -. % 49, lyl I6l I71.
lsl, les, itj, iri. lel. "a. 49,
SUPERIOR CoURr-1gIAL TEEM--PAET Nos.
5 asJ lt17 2sg 1908 2os 2i09 .4l 2.3 49, 2n9 2i2l.
-4- $50 2s-4. l.-NCs -Gs 2fl4 2ir 15sG Isoi.
-.,1 .l4 zoo, i4l- 2lCf. $50 2'5 .46l 21s@ igH.
COURT OF COIH0Y PLEAs-PARr Nos 1851,
AZ 1872 1872 1915 1916 s56 1872 1893. 1854. 1885 1880.
HI IS 4l3 Fact l--Ng. lG7 iGvc 800, 49, l5-9 go
lJs2, Is.6, lll7. s51 1872 1872 lCj &c. J73
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HonUah OCOnn0r agt Ernest heyscE r -,
This action was brought - recover damages l0r tle
violation 81 an agreement which tue pai an clMeH vas
u February last with the Gc udaui through ln n-rn
or and occupation o. the premises belonging 10 me
PENDANT known as No 90 IAir lave, o. ins q" ~ l' Va
$50. that after such made inc 'e.e'I
promises another party higher rate IeA re
JuiltnR O. contract hrt made with the antih lA' p
TN accordingly upon raining these facts ana upon we
notice 81 the defendant vacated the premises or Tue n " on
May last and brought This action damages I -
violation the agreement, and shown tini the hih
had occupied the premises for upward Of four years DO no
millinery Dire king and fancy business ana tat Dy
reason vi the OF the landlord the plaintiff had ios1 Gus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-13

- sa--s-- S--ss-. Tt~- os~"sn from
thc Roll al Ausrnies.
SUPREME COURT-GEyERAL TEni-JUSE l2.-Beiorc
Justices BARNARD SUTHERLAND AMI ClERKE.
1t viii be remembered that the facts out Of which
this application arises fully reported in The TRIBUNE
Miss Busteed young lady Of respectable connections
10 this city induced 20 marry one james T. Wilson and
serwnrd d. that De had wife alive az Plymouth In
England Thomas si0wel friend and Intimate acqu 'int
ance OF Wilson, obtained is alleged, hauduenty from
Miss Busted authority Wilson for divorce. with
the view 81 protecting wilson from tie charge Of bieiny
Tie decree II divorce obtained iY S'Owc aside
Chambers by Judge Darnar. eni he male order directing
Mossrs Edwin james and DuI ply eor Of the Cont
to prepare nilayts Of al tie facts and sab Ao TO tue
Court 81 General Term.
In compliance with this order Edwin James this morning
handed COsTt adavs embodyi tie charges against
Stowei
affidavit also made that Stowe had absconied from
the city tat for felony lad been issued against
him.
The Court took the papers.
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SUPREME COURT-GENEaH TEal-JuyE l2.-Deforc
Justices EAihARD. SUTHERLAND anc CLLEkE
George D. Cragu smother lie New 0!k Central
The plaintiffs shipped hogs over the defendants
road from Bufao 10 Albany in ihe Summer Of ls m very
no. weather The agreement under which they shipped
signed by the pnntGs agent. and agreed that the pain
ts should take the risk Of uus which the AoEs should
tain consequence Of heat, shocalon or other m effects OF
being crowded. great number Of TIC hogs Died ana for
their this eccouBt Tie plaintiff sued c defendants
On The trial. testified that to carry hogs safely DO such
throwing them IN the ana that aranremcnts 10
proof was further given that tins was not done in spite Of
remonstrances Of the plaintiff agent The question submit
trial whether notwithstanding the agreeue n
defendants liable for their neghreuce aud the
ding that they The Jury found r the plain
ths The IL brought chiefly Tie same question
before the General review Court
John c. Dimmok for plaintiffs
CHAXBERs-JuEE l2.-Bsfore Justice IEGIAHAM
DECISIONS.
G. Encels ct al. agt. John McCausland.-Mo
sarah AibtTganti art Joachim Albergart-Rcport .
Jobn NJ J.r'iron act Fz~a M!!ler.-Aioion granted
In re- C. b. Guenal luua,ic, &c.-Memoranii FOR
Goo F. King act Reuben Ross ct al-Mohln denied with
leave aa showing the case TO be one proper
Hiram B. Gray agt Ambrose Thompson ct al-Mo'ion de.
Charles Peek O. ii ast Otto Battling &cAiOton granted
VIM. o. iieadey 81 nj agt wm Exmer ct al-Repori Of
Chsrcs Warner agt CHARLES = Smith, &c-Moton Denied
with leave 10 defendant 10 renew. &c.
Before Justice BtRSAHD
Stevens a Pringle Motion denied IL one case and grated
IN two. - c-,
IL n John A. Godfrey &c-Referfed 10 james u. Coleman
20 report would be proper charge Tor the AttO
new and report 20 this Court viii his decision .
Thomas Sanford Mary NJ PesIGm co h.-Eeerence
ordered ~ take proof rs 20 facts &c.
JohnJay Receiver Gg VIM. H. De Groot 81 leieIFel 10
James H. Coleman take proof OF facts set forth ID moving
and ouposing papers, and report with MS option.
Lenne Valentine agt. j. II. Cultrel-As lhefe are no
motion papers and cannot find OUT wna' Is W'n'ei decline
70 pass these.
The People rel Richard OBrlcn ngt Board OF Counci-
man have no doubt but that OBfien duly elected
The returns show it, The Board OF CanVesses kep MN rom
hi. scat lie was and entitled 20 tho saa IN De papefs
tod 10 me capnot fad evidence enough to justify ne
il Furnishing item for contempt.
Before Justice j. r. BARNARD.
Charles Fnlug and ohos ag HalsoA Railroad Com
pany.-Noti denied
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Spoken, &c.

Jnue in lat a &C. long c. Zip Ane fpokc shr 'ay of ard
from ST. r. b. f'r Liverpool Tie II. nor ga ends
rrq lired o. assistance. ~
June % 10 long % passed ,smphp cry Of NewYoE
bound y.
June 77 p o. sesuhrs Eon, bavaria and
O ssgow amer, bound F.
JuHe =. q. ship V.stu.a. bound p
June 3, iat 81. yi hr. bira Atlantic nonui J..
lat. ~ 81 g 60 CHS Boston bound p
June miles OF sandy hoo4l Steamship Fulton and Guy
London. bound J..
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY JUNE 10, 1886.

Certain extent and had deprived good will
Of inc rare 1t@se r @acr cfte plaintiff supported
lY PIE p'irf ic-sc md tro cftcr WtAess. but which
were rc pod tY Tire rftbe nelelC so fcn!r>fned rim
snf s o-e' q lc defendant Tie was thcn given
10 ne Jug. WHO brought ~ verdict bI the pa'aA To- Si21
v th ~ q. TIA .'sr nee a. COSTS
l. w. Lodge Tor llaiatE G.. ". Sanford for deftHdaut
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II has lust been discovered that Jacob OF JosePs
Uoddnp is years OF age and native Of Blae% a-tcie
state of Anton ProD Is the murderer 81 Ju,u md Mo
voun German b1okbiuder residing IN PLiide - ~ In
rserioasy disappeared shortly alter 1n"g y Gvynned
-65 His body subseg aently found III IN tls
Mortgomery Co, Pa HOddap has been af'sSsSA VA ~
donh!s charge Of loTgery aud pur1eE
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sTATE on NV YORK BANK DEPARTMENT, T.,
ALBANY, April -, 1866


NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, pursuant TO Chap
ter g laws f-G of 1868 that the ClttU
ItriNG Nu IS issued 20 the Asr RIVER BANK Of the CITY
of NEW YORK; banking association located n tue City Of New
ue lEuhLau, by the supernteieit OF the
Rankin Department f-nta;ion at tl New OK state NJ
Ruk n City Albany from the date hereof ud
mot thereafter
The ng circulating notes Of the said bank must be pre-
seAied aotd wr six years nom the daie hert0i ana al
notes wil shell nreeufei for redemption and
srecihci will 90 b. char the uud
fn thf hands of the Superintendent TO- that purpose.
40 2--!svr.I emo. T. W. SCHUYLER, Superintendent
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UNION TRUST COMPANY
OF NEW.YORK
n.n.Ar,.v- corner n Re.inr.si
or NEW-YOEK.
10. - Broadway, corner Of Rector-sL

CAPT O'''
,y,rEEEsT ALLOWED OK DEPOSITS. which may be with
srswu any time.
rus COMPANY f. auto riz,i Receiver. Executor
see Tor n,,i womeu Guardian FOX iuian aud genoF-y 70
execute al legal Trusts
IT'S q LE0tL DEPOSITORY fr money paid into Cont II
% take charge Of and mo0as te ee Of persons go- 1OiO~ u
o do not desire give it personal attention TO business
ISAAC H. FROIHINCHAM President
AV STOUT. JOHN v L. PRUlN, NtePsesidenia
". p ALDRlCH, Secretary.
TUUsTEHs:
low DANIEL c HOWELL. HFSry K BoGKHT
srfr-rrs ~cFELI. J.. 3D. WESLEY.
". Il. EhVaas. jobs A7-h' ,i-vl'',. -"
nOsACB :. d LARK. Nu It. iuaaLLl7 jazz, ''' 1870
4 B Ion,sr.N AVID bows LlsHA RIGGS
i 81 NEArErrrny. LtAJ t.. nrrrON, JAMS Otslfi
S.'--..~ t,...r. Yrtt-fs -vfppY W. fLE MAN.
AnAsA q. PARKER pA.IEL DRrLiS, W " hI4LN-IS"4'! -
AIRS NvERog p h.. DAyfE%
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slAEs OF AEV.YoRE EAEE DEFAHTHEsI !

NOTICE is hereby given, pursuant to Chapter 236
~ Iass of 1880 and go Laws Of 49, the oircu.ti- notes
rad ri te Fauk as.cca'ion located the city
Of New Yof wIb REDEEMED At PAR BY The suprln,cnael 1T
nf the ur the New-i orb se
Eoona nark ,hc city Of Albany, years from The date
hereof and not Thereafter.
scn,cd Aforesaid within iS ye ou lie dte hereof and Ell
notes shall presented edeu pon and payment
within the e ll rlrhod o charge upon the iard
iu tie SUI erintenl1nt for ths- purpo.c.
su25-la Gn q. W-SC dUlLti. Superintendent
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BORT nar0rn'e &o.ire.


STATE oF N4N-ioaE
PorT-WApnEys OiriCr So 81 Ni ian.'ii
NOTICE is hereby given, 10 accordance with sec
y ton OF he plssel April o. l,I en M AZ Act 70 e
orni,e tie WarIenS o. Port OF hrH icit 90 al
interested having charge O.. is s1ne mftfo snA
iraurv tls folio
rn1r exam y al on BY TIE Nalas the
examinations cong rcd tas
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NOTICE is hereby given, pursuant 70 Chapter
~ 2 Laws Of 1870 that the circu a,ins
ro.e. issued 90 tie National Cts OF New Nork bank
,r assoc tor located City NeYok viii be redeemed
P.E by S1Teliltoi a. he Banking
Ton al th Commercial Bank 81 tho City Of Albany for
resrs irom tie hereof md not thcrcaiter
The outstanding circulating notes Of the said bank uut be pre-
esnfed as lloreld within years iIomtAe de hereof tnd m
tsa which hs no b f0rrdem and viueut within
che time ts sp.ciod Win be cA1re upon he iund Ia tae
a. - law er q. ". SCHUYLER, Superintendent.
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lLIANll I0Il
NOTICE is hereby given, pursuant to Chapter 236,
~ Law l aa SO Law. Of 10 that the circulating note, t.
CAMILLE EANk, Banking Association located ~
tie Ciy HcrYors viii Dc redeemed Pr 10y Gle sup ratnd
Of tie bansil- ID irrlnt OF pe-nfic ~ - O'.N
STAT NTIOEAL bA,k. in the City OF Albany for six years
ft3n the date tbe .rof ard not tasf-a'ter.
outstanding circulating notes Of tho sad bank lif De pc
srled Aforesaid within SIX from the dsa hereof ani az
uotes presented r-depton ana rni wlp
de ite viii upon tue iuId Ia the
hands Of the superintendent, ioI that purpose;
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Np't.SJSJV. FACTt RING BUSINESS. In successful
oJersn year, Staple ready fac ordrs
hand e1n - price Tools Lshe and Machinery al
pe boy SIC 60 hand and msy increased in
dssuey Rem; ard power Only So eaon for
inV hand ind the other Ad
nro~. nsSUFACTUREH DoR No. l26 Peesskil a. Y.
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w ANTED.--Mon wishing to engage in pleasan
w and psuag business 70 give Us call Parties going south o.
" j, Office before leaving tb. city The
capita required from $50 and pays from sl % 30
day. Gala No. 81 C0uf,'andt-si CUSHING VINO.
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LAW TrTELLrGENCE.

}. AGO, nrnnras set,. 80 '''''''N ''''' '''
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-Isulny1 U~ans.
Dlpioen0 Notices.

OFFICE OF THE RUSSELL FIJI Co..
Hook 80. %. No. 81 RT1adst
4 QUARTERLY DIVIDEND of {lO) Ten PER
~ CENT paid the shareholders Of ti ssnpany
on c twcn. ot of June next be 6ea Tom the
W. }. PEAsE. treasurer.
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sap Hios Won Lruoan. lr,n-i E.alt ,eli H. koop
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Early Rising.


"God bless the man who first invented sleep p
SO Sancho Panza said, and SO say l;
And bless him, also that he didn't keep
His great discovery to himself-or try
To make it, as the lucky fellow might,
close monopoly by 'patent right"
Yes-bless the man who first invented sleep,
q reall can't avoid the iteration)
But blast the man, with curses loud and deep,
Whate'er the rascals' name,or age or station
Who first invented, and went round advising
That artificial cnt- of-"Early rising!"
"Rise with the lark, and with the lark to bed" !"
Observes some solemn sentimental owl,
MaXims like these are very cheepy said
But ere you make yourself fool or fowl,
PRAY inst innnirn aho,,,t Tho ~;~ ,,,a f.,iI
And whether larks have any beds at all!
The ''tme for honest folks to be abed,"
Is in the morning, if I reason right;
And he who cannot keep his precious head
Upon his pillow until it's fairly light.
And so enjoy his forty morning winks,
Is up to knayery--or else he drinks
Thompson, who sung about the Seasons, said
IL was glorious thing to rise in season;
But then he SAID it-lying-in his bed
At IL o'clock A. M.-the very reason
He wrote so charmmgly. The simple fact is
His preaching wasn't sanctioned by his practice
IT'S doubtless well to be sometimes awake
Awake to duty and awake to truth
But when, alas a nice review we take
Of our hest deeds and days. we find in sooth,
The hoursithat leave the slightest cause to weep
Are those we passed in childhood, or-asleep!
'Tis beautiful to leave the world awhile
For the soft vision Of the gentle night,
And Tree at last from mortal care or guile,
To live, as only in an angels sight;
In sleeps sweet realm so costly shut in,
Where, at the worst, we only dream of sin.
So let us sleep, and give the Maker praise;
! like the lad, who when his father thought
To clip his morning nap by hacbpeyed phrase
Df yagrant worm by early songster caught,
Cried. 'serYed him right itsnot surprising,
The worm was punished, sir, for early rising"