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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-17

SOUTHWEST PASS, July l6-The brig Cosnopo-
Titan is still at anchor off Pilot Town. Nothing
else in sight.
Wind south-by-east, light. Weather fine.
VIcKsBuRG, July 16.-Passed up, Mississippi at
IL NJ, and Commonwealth at Pm
River falling.
[NoTE. The lines Of telegraph are interrupted
in all directions tonight
iFrom Yesterdays Evening Papersl
6, Farther PoINT, July l5.-The steamer Nova
Scotian, from Liverpool on the 18th via London
derry the evening of the 9th, passed this point en-
route for Quebec this afternoon.
great battle occurred on the third near Luditz,
Ihe I IPrussians gained complete victory capturing
! IA 900 Aus.rans. The losses on both sides are
| terrible Austria has sent in a flag of truce
Austria has agreed to the cession of Venetia and
accepted Napoleon as mediator. Napoleon imme-
! dlateiy communicated with the belliperents
| LONDON, July 6.--The Prussian and italian replv
" the proposed armistice has not yet transpired.
There are rumors that the Prussian reply ii not
| favorable.
The Morning Post thinks European congress
will shortly assemble. and the French government
| will propose general disarmament.
la the commercial circles Of London peace is
| regarded as fully concluded
| LIVERPOOL, July 6.-Cotton sales for the week,
$4,000 bales. Prices have advanced 50DEd on the
week closing with an upward tendency.
! The sales to-day (Fridayl were 10000 bales, the
market closing buoyant. Middling Orleans I43d.
| LONDON, July 6-Consols for money, s7} q. s.
5-20's, era.
There are slight prospects of peace
| LIVERPOOL July 6.--Cotton market, according
to the brokers' circular: Sales for the week.
$4,000 bales, including $500 to spectators and
| l2,500 to exporters.
The market opened dull and downward, but
closed buoyant with an advance of 30ld. on
American and Id. on other descriptions, owing to
the prospects of peace.
The sales to-day were 20 600 bales, the market
closing frmer and prices advancing. The author
lied quotations are as follows: Orleans fair 16d.,
mddIiug Orleans l43d. Mobile fair l54d., Mobile
mddling l44d., Upiands fair l5ld., middng Up
lands I4d.
The stock in port amounts to 997 600 bales, in
cluding 429,000 bales Of American qualities.
The breadstnffs market closed very dull, with a
decline in all qualities.
The provision market is inactive but prices are
steady.
LONDON, July 6.-Consols closed at s7I to s72
| for money. The bullion in the Bank of England
has decreased fl65,000. U, S. 52O's 674 TO 674.
| WASHINGTON, July l6.--Letters from Secretary
of State Seward and Attorney General Speed,
relative to the Philadelphia convention, are pub.
| lished.
The former strongly sustans it, and expresses
the belief that no party as now organized can re.
store the Union.
Speed opposes the convention and places his
trust in the Republican party. a#M
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-17

An affray occurred, on the sth inst, at Winsted,
Tenn, about 80 miles from Memphis, during which
three men were killed outright, and five wounded
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-17

HARD ON MERIDIAN.-A gentleman who had
some experience in stopping over at Meridian dur
ing the war, and whose business called him again
to Mississippi, was eXpatiating to Gen. Johnston
upon the dseomforts of an apprehended stoppage
there. Oh, !" replied the general, +" Meridian has
improved The hotel has been burnt down"
#.at4 lSema Messenger.
Who that ever Travelled during the war through
Meridian that does not remember that hotel. The
rush of travellers from the ears to the door would
be met by the gentlemanIy proprietor with walk
room, would be the demand of fifty specuIators
and commissaries, with stuffed carpet bags who
were distrustfu of their neighbors. Certainly
would be the invariable reply and No. 40 would
be chalked on the baggage. At night ''such a
scene" when all the proprietors of private apart
ments would meet in the garret which was No.
40. There was very good feed at that hotel, at
least the insects thought so for they assembled
from every quarter to feed onthe Travellers A dis
tuguished Confederate general said hath plan for
destroying Grants army to let them take Vicks.
burg and Jackson and those of them that survived
the trip on the railroad to Meridian (Which was
always killing some one) would starye to death at
that delectabe place. Dodgers, tan bark coffee,
and fried masses of trichin9 was the bill of fare
which was diversified with haw pie, squirrel tart
and sour molasses when such distinguished visitors
| as DR.. v, of West Baton Rouge came along
| and would not be satisfied with less.
| GhinabeTry whisky, which, although maniacal in
its tendency destroyed triehin9 in the system and
made man oblivious to the bites of bugs, could
be had for its weight innew Ish. And if you did
not like the accommodations afforded by No. 40
you could lie down (no one ever slept except the
dead, in that town. in the string of dilapidatei
| cars which formed the city,
| 1t is said that Meridian was humanely selected
by the authorities as the place to which car load
of hopeiessly sick Confederates were sent to die
as they could leave the world with less regret from
that spot than any other in the COnfederacy. GooC
| bye, Meridian. May we live three score and ten
| and never gaze upon your red hills, black jacks
| and yellow ruts again.-B. Il. Advocate,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-17

The Chicago Tribune declares the proposed
tariff bill "a pure scheme of plunder," and AYERS
that it will hold every Western member of Con
gress who votes for it up to the eXecraton of his
defranded constituents.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-17

The Marquis of Lorn, excepting the roypl
family, the . first young man in England" is now
on visit to this country.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-17

Naples letter says: IN. Thalberg's time has
not been spent in vain; the great musician has
become large grower of grapes, and, what is
more of frst.rate Wines.n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-17

MEssRs. NORTH, BRUSH & MAsoN.-lt will be
seen, upon reference to our advertising columns
this morRing, that this popular firm have removed
their store from No. sc Canal street to No. 35
Magazine street, opposite the st. James Hotel,
The stock of this house consists of fancy goods OF
every variety, and is well worth the inspection of
dealers from the country Their prices arerea
sonable, and their goods of the latest styles.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-17

Harry Gilmore has written book entitled
>, Four Years In the Saddle"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-17

A man named Sweet mounted the statue of Jus.
tice on the city hall, Hartford, on the Attn, and
stood on his head on the head Of Justice.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-17

ACROSS THE LAKE.-We are glad to see the an.
nouncement made this morning that the elegant
low-pressure side wheel steamer Emma, has been
put in the Lake trade, and will hereafter run as
regular packet from the head of the Old Basin on
Toulouse street, to Vaudeville, Lewisburg, Madi-
sonVille and CoVington, leaving every Monday,
Wednesday and Friday at 10 o'clock A. M, and on
Saturday at O'Clock P, NJ. She will also make an
excursion trip to the same points every Sunday
morning at o'clock, and return the same evening.
The Emma is commanded by our old friend Capt.
H. Marks, than whom no more accommodating OF
efficient commander exists. She has been fitted
up lately, expressly for the Lake business and hel
accommodations are at once ample and comforta
BILE. Her being in this trade will afford excellent
opportunities for the " stay-at.home clubs " t.
take little recreation, and for our efficient fire
men, whose duty preclude their absence from thi
city for an extended trip, to enjoy an occasiona
picnic amid the shades of the evergreens acros
| the Lake.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-17

In noticing the death Of Mr.. Dolhonde yester.
day, an error was committed in saying that the
gentleman had been a member OF the house Of
Martin, Dolhonde & Cobb The deceased was Mr..
Alfred Dolhonde, of the firm of John S. Watts &
Co., whose demise is equally regretted as if his
worthy brother Of the other house had fallen.
The Second Louisiana Brigade Relief
Association,
In another column will be found an announce
ment of the permanent organization of this gallant
brigade. The officers selected are men who will
live in history, as among the bravest and most de-
voted of heroic army and heroic people. They
have left the field of strife with honor and will be
equally distinguished in the grateful remembrance
of the noble men who imperiled all by their side,
and who, in imperaling that all, so suffered that
they need aid
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-17

1t is said the Emperor of Brazil is particularly
partial to Americans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-17
TUESDAY MORNING, JULY II, 1866.
Confe Nerale Deaa RurIed near Kome, Ga.

In the trbweekly Rome Courier, of the 10th
we find list of the Confederates buried in the
cemetery at that place We copy from it the
names of the gallant dead from our own State,
as well as from Mississippi, Arkansas and
Texas. Such as may recognize names which
they cherish with honor and regret will be
pleased to learn that all the graves have been
neatly dressed and will soon be enclosed,
through the generous efforts Of the ladies OF
Rome and its neighborhood. May God bless
them for their kindly deeds
LOUISIANA.
J. NJ. Heard 18th regiment Sharpshooters.
j. P. Noland, 4th battery.
Wm. Lard, Co. A, 4th battery. O
E. G. Denton. Co. X, 18th and 25th regiment.
N; G: Austin, Co: G, 10Th regiment.
Ed Riley, Co. H, lst regiment.
A. S. Wilson, Co. D, 18th regiment.
VIM. Knight, Co. |, 18th regiment.
g. B. Andrews, Co. H, 18th and 10th regt.
MISSISSIPPI.
-- Co. K, 46th regiment.
NJ. McAuley, Co. D, 34th regiment
J. R. Hill, Co. B, 27th regiment.
J. I, Jordan, Co. B, Sth regiment.
Jon. B. Stone, Co. A, 10th regiment.
J. y. segler, Go. A, 30th regiment.
/. Poe, Co. D, 34th regiment.
John Phipps, Co. D, 2lst regiment.
w. II. 4Ouat Co. ID, goth regiment.
I. Langford, Co. K. 10th regiment.
A. B. Love, Co. D. 28th regiment
j. G, Betterton, Co. Fl, 9th regiment.
l.. G. Smith, Co. G., Both regiment.
+. NJ, Mayhem, 4lst regiment.
S. r. Mapp, 90. A, 2Sth cavalry.
&. w. Woodward Co. D, 5th regiment.
H. Fl. Abortion, Co. 3, 7th regiment.
j. X. Threweatt, Co. K, nth regiment.
L. Travis, Co. H, 9th regiment,
b. Bardwell, Co. A, 30th regiment.
w. Denton, Co, O. 4lst regiment.
J. w. Jameson, 10th regiment.
IBa Moss %. D, oath regiment.
9. F. Gordon, Co. + 18th regiment
J. Walton, 27th regiment.
j. W. McLowan, Co. Fl, 9th regiment.
w. 7. Mitchell, Co b. oath regiment.
P. l. q, Bragg, Co. d, 9Th regiment.
Albert Lewis, Co. A /, 6th regiment,
J. s. Barksdale, Co. B, 4lst regiment.
s. l.. Jones, Co. A. 34th regiment.
R. H. Payne, Co. /, 18th regiment.
M. V. Warren, Co. H, 9Th regiment.
j. G. Shehorn, Co. G, 3Tth regiment.
r. E. Davis Co. A, 26th regiment.
w. B. Goodwin, 7th and 9th regiments.
John Hill, Co. B, 27th regiment.
G, Burnard, Co. q, 30th regiment,
T. H. Landsdell Go. A, 34th regiment.
w. G.. Stone, Co. +, 45th regiment.
j. r. Hunt, Co. H, 4th regiment.
A. M Dunn, Co. K 3Oth regiment.
R. s. ChiIders Co. l. 37th regiment.
Albert Jones, Co. l, 18th regiment.
j, A. Stanford, Co. A, 30th regiment.
J.. Q. Faris, Co. F, 2Sth regiment
w. Griffin, 44th regiment.
j. Arley, Co. A, 29th regiment.
S. F. Graham, Co. H, 9th regiment.
]. W. Armes, Co: G., 23d regiment.
D. W. Lane, Co. F, 34th regiment.
B. F. Tubb, Co, K, 9th regiment.
A. Reynolds, Co. H, 34th regiment.
2. r. Shepley, Co. A, 37th regiment.
j. NJ. Woolbright, Co. !, 4lst regiment.
]. E. Hicks, Co. K, 37th regiment.
j. Batson, Co. q, 9th regiment
j. 7. WiIbanks, Co. X, 10th regiment
J. M. Breckenridge, Co. II, 4lst regiment.
j. T. Gaines Co. I, 9th regiment.
ARKANSAS 81
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-17
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING,
A MANNER
UNSURPASSED BY ANY OTHER ESTABLISHMENT

IN THE SOUTH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-26

HowEs g. MACY BANKERS, 30 Wall-strect, New
York ormery officers Of tho Bank) -Four per cent
erest allowed deposit.
The business the Inoorpo rated
Bank.
PERSONS KETrIya ACCOUNTS may DEPOSIT and DRAW as
they please and VIII be allowed Interest their daily bal
ance at per cent.
COLLECTIONS made on any par: Of the United
Canada
Orders for the PURCHASE SALE Of The various Govern
men and other Stocks Bonds and Gd promptly executed Tor
the usual commission.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-26
Family Markets.
OR LIVING EXPENSES IN NETWORK.
FRIDAY. May 25-P. NJ.

FRlDAr May 25-P
The following alphabetical list Of articles, carefully
revised each gives good idea Of the expense Of 'ng
In New York aDd OF little assistance to hOusehodsfs 10
making their selections and purchases The figures are the
Of good articles sold at Washington and Fulton
Markets and by the downtown Uptown dealers
the fashionable Of the city charge higher
while some II the downtown houses with more Of repufa
ton for chapman fine quality below OF quotations. az
are also the peddes stale meats aud vsGetsbea both IRON
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-26
rVHE NEW GAS from CRUDE PETROLEUM.
i The Boohs for subscription 10 the
Capita Stock
EEw.YoRK PETROLEUM GAS and HEATING

NETWORK PETROLEUM GAS and HEATING
COMPANY ton Mutual paD),
will be THURSDAY the 7h Jay May the Banking
on.e Nelson Lncsy, No IA boadway aud viz remain open
until all the stock 10 iHkeH.
The capital oftne Company fred CO., with power to
suitable
o. aud lay aud srva pipes fair oomp~t
ton companies part II city Of No~-fors
Ihis ompy purchased oil the patented for the
fsctm. permanent from cnd. posum and now
offer m. CITIZENS kewi opportunity 10 sub cube TO
Company which been Organized fo tho put
po.e Of the inhabitants OF Manhattan Island with cheap
and brilliant ga. which be used for illumination or
foe, public lamps In tina, tho city Will be-
night light J. dsy
Tue Furnishing the to IA. stockholders at cost
Of 20 per cent having been resolved upon, 10
hr susrriDe 70 the caps
this Company thus not only receiving the be~ht Of cheap
aud beautiful s but ing Ia the business Of gism~kng and
having direct the welfare Of the Company
rpenden superior bncy Of he hight compared with
podc.d II, exemption offensive orders tho
,r rcon,my the petroleum bng less han hall the
than the former II will commend itself 10
er usr aud supply and economical fuel for
culinary laundry purposes. Gs and the public
.y are invited at the COupsny
sa IN practical operation. where fol particulars viii he given
4. b. VAN BURES, PRECEDENT
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Professional Notices.
DcriistrD.
Proposals.
orncE DFpor connr.sAar. Fouras.s ,rOsnOr VI,

UTTlcR DEPOT CoNnIssAAf FoAtNAss ,IoNhoE, .
CEALED PROPOSALS Gn duplicate) invited
y un o'clock TIT RsDAY the 1,h day OF Jcnr, to,
~ Wv $500 GALLONS OF MOLAss 5.
Three hundred uineyye habaes aver eng about "a gen'
each.)
This article il branded syrup from Howell Barr Co WA.
Mgscoyaio Moiasses in DecomO h aud Is IN s''e
Ar,
The packages viii he recoopeed and PIT 10 shipping order Tie
quantity determined by q Government, Ont-"r -,
Prou6ss ~ received ior less tp FiYr - hafhau'
The Moa.ses viii be- de- vecd on board ve's7-see Cd "ge
Prrs ssers will be allowed Ten n0 Days 20 property
VERNs funds. ~ tlLy Ter ''hi N
be- required Of the bid the once before ae,
Of pu!c.oses .....s..
Of tie bhi. ,, NJ,
Proposals be Endorsed the envelope Prop2sa' Tor Mo
,s.e.i .rt adires.ed to JANIS CURRY.
' Go, mel aid {. :. v
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-26
financial
TRy..uRr DEPARTMENT, w.,Hisoro,

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, wA'mSGroS, D. G, May q 1893
NOTICE IL hereby given 10 The holders OF GER
~ TIFCATEs OF INDEBTEDNESS iued der acts Of Coz
,s approved March ~ 1872 that the srty OF The IIea
ury with said and the Of sAd crrhAes 10
peuad redrn before all Ccates Of lndrbt-dn",
falling Jun-, July l1h with accrued interest
thereon presented redemption before May 81 aud that
certificates brnT aud will BE- paid
t department With Ia crest only TO r said J
iusa !
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-26
Cost ano FOUND.
Gas fitting.

EIRMINs SCIENTIFIC SYSTEM OF GAS-FIT-
TING SECURES light II half the cost and ever reliable
sufficient and 66 Aadrrsne southeast cor Wiam
OIYIcE OF The IR BuNx !
NEwloRK. April } 1866
We employed Mr. Firmn four since TO take charge Of our
burners, result deduction OF bills OF over
with lights The result 30 s
factory that eup Dyed him regularly since
IuK TRiBrNK ASSOCIATIONS,
SAM'L SINCLAIR, Publisher
BRFyooKr llousE March 81, 1910
b.v. knovn Mr. Firmn sine. aud have employed MN 70
burners occasions Always 70 NY ~
satisfaction. u,.l;,. ,
regard him by bis experience ard constant study
better edgeot sa burners nu '
hon In nctc. than any one ever employed lie gite' ecr gt
arranging he burners and wo"a ie0'
mend him to Que that l. satisfied With his gas nhis
~ w " ny Wv ALBERT CLARK, Proprietor.
R r.ce, OF improvements guarantee and warrant
INV assht 10 be reliable the coat Of the sam, ht
a the "
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iflc0ieal.

MEDICAL OAK TAN BATHING INSTITUTION
vi No. II BOND ST, No. IA
(near Broadway
powerful Baths which have gained such great celebrity
the of diseases open Laaiss anu
''"' '"'A "'"' - " fIoE MELLA DE ROSA Co
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Dlpi0eno Notices.

NEw.YoaK. May 10. 1896
TJyUTPTY. SECOND DIVIDEND.-NOtce is hereby
given that Board Of Directors have this day d"clafea
Dividend Of FIVE ~ PER CENT ont Of the net elnn 81 e
on r ending Anil 90 PAYABLE the Office Of the company rh
DAY june upon Cpo stock and much Of the scp STOCK
A. has been paid. a, ,,.. -, ~ -.
opened Monday By order o. toe b 10 o. plf,et.
OTYcE or rng navy DIRK AND AILyanAST on .oNPAs'i
No. % i.n.rty-st N.w lors. Mayis 100
V,UE BOARD of DIRECTORS have tins day de-
eed Dividend OF FIN PER CENT on The capital stok
of the Coupluv payable the ocr and after the 14th list
lr,nsf.f book, So. be closed liter tie p insi.
i''N''' O''"' " WM II. PHELPS. secreiry.
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Receipts Of Produce.

MAY 25.-l6g7 bbls. Flour as bh. whisky On bbs
Corn Meal bush Wheoi 1889 bash Corn. 49, ar bush
Oats n pigs Ashe- 90 pkgs. Cut Meats 81 pkgs Lard. -
kess Lard 2 305 bbs Petroleum.
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J. NErsox Lucker. Secretary.
ONCE OF PAcIYIc Man SrE,Esurp CoxrANI.

No 81 Wa.t.. corner hanoversi NV iok Hay TO- 1866
NOTICE TO SCRIP OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
hereby given that Bod of Directors their stated meet
ing held date, unanimously adopted the following viz;
Rsoted That call FIFTY (s PER CENT In cash, payable
the lat day Of and the hereby made the
holders Of The Scrip record closing 81 tn. Transfer
Dollars
issued under the act Of 1868 to increase tbs Cap
itnl stock Of the Company.
Re, rcd That sid ,ym.nts may be made until aud inclusive Of
The M day Of August Interest at from and
sfer the said lot day Of June.
In nceordsnce with Of III. said Scrip Stock the
with The amount will liable forfeiture Ia default
Of payment on before the aid lot dny Of August 1860
Crthas. will be ready for delivery he payment and
surrender of the certificates Scrip Stock II the Company. Office
BY oder Of the Board Of Directors. - .
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Chances for Business Glen.


V,NGTNE and BOILER for SALE and BUILDING
A. for RENT sell Engine aud Boiler u 2ohorse power
well perfect 0fri situated outside hepfoo ou4Ng
oors Is by - feet eh Lease 70 run ot the years
N'"' s WOODRUFF No IS Msideu.sre
L'OR SALE, Chcap-The TOOLS, STOCK and
FTyT RLs Of Machine Shop al 10 good inning order VIII
GOOD ,a.nc.. Iaq.ie No "a twenty fon thdhoo
IMPORTANT 90 BOOK and MAP AGENIs.-h.
WALLNG, Toposapher aud Map Pno nleT No % LII
ryt oar' o sas s segyp'. a2f esafd '1 md ecrrets
made yied rroht 70 %" pu'Aa OF
% asay be- shown by the psas o. pe'los unar
tasnss u similar nature. Requisites Tor success ar" e - 10
,ir.. md dr caih4L Term. - suaoe p'fy VIII re
nlie cay p. o. Address Box No. $3.50 New. YORK Cry.
TOAN WANrED.-A party desires to loan e2'oVO
on good scui'y Adirss stating where an lhiere" NAY Oe
hai. Box 80. l@5 Tribune Otc-
DARfNER WANTED-To Gid IN the manufacture
aud - OF an universe. demand None Int reliable
men need apply. Capital required, $3.50 70 tlvo J. NJ
MOODY 70, NJ. % Finest
DRINTING OFFICE for SALE-Located IN a
pleasant iiuion containing album tance q
siie Pr e very or-ain. Apply 10 j. o. IOOLE1
lrnsfs Nsrrhouse. No. - Fn.ton-,t Newl orr
rI'O LAWYERS.-WANrED. n LAWYER of en-
cry ability. d years Tafce 20 BE- connected wh
Isw Firm YORK City. one RON te interior Of N.w OK
Essten States preferred Address LAW Tx box NO
- n Dane Office
X1rANTED-A PARrNER in a Photograph Gal
w ley ocied South ADD doing excellent business
to H. ". p RRY. Merchant Hotel New.fors
G.lnO to Sl0OO.-Men looking Tor business,
- w progressed cash capital OF 100 20 LOCO by
At No viii tad business chances presented
uuurpassd BY ever offered IN this city m3St e y. Ssy
county IN the United state. 'lSh4'o d VIM
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STATE OF Ngw YORK. BANK DrPARriESr,
ALBANY, April a., 1860.

AlBAyY, April "a, 1851.
NOTICE is hereby given, pursuant to Chapter 2oo,
~ Laws q 1883 a94 go Laws lsS met MeJo; noss
n.,ocaon located n the city Of New Yors vii be
PAR by the Superintendent Of the Banking Department on pres
New State National Bank W the my o. Albany
Tor sr wear. from the di'e hereof and not thereafter
outstanding circulating notes OF the said uahs nus ue
.end az within Fix from the date hereof anu m
which shll not be pIesentd or F.drhpoh aLu ~ -
specnsd w to be charge upon ne A"u
~. he Superintendent for that purpose
apps ew6m g. ". H'hO LIN 71p'IiD
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Savings Dauhs.

~'Nbih1~ h"N'~
NETWORK SAVINGS BANK. Eghth-ave., co..
nsr Of PER CENT interest," iree o. TAX
r. NJ Brtt Secr~tary THOMAS CHRsTY tresident
l,IX PER CENT INTEREST PAID,
- FREE Government Tax
On Suns from 81 70 - 0o by - 800.
~ THlkD. AVE. SAVINGS BANK,
Corner Of Twenty 'ixthst and Thrdave