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TnE RED Doc7on. Dy J. P. 1.adtte. Phi1adcl-
phis: ]. B. Lpp1ncott 4 CO;
rArEns FHoa ovEEIoo6 HoreE. Philadelphia:
Fs1iS :: Hlsa noi4. 4,ir R.p,cn- By George Eliot
New York: Ha1pes Brothers;
A. ANEl!cAs FAni1I " GEn1aSr: By J. Ross
TnE Dry1SE A1Tn1n,-T rs. by Emanae, Sweden
borG. philadelphia: j. B. Ltppincott 4 c.:
OFFICE Of TnE Ao5T Go41uSs9S. BY Edward
Myf;Ss1c e. eonlonrn' D. D. New York: D. Apple
TnE TTrr cuuncn. Br Theodore Taton. Phil
adelphta: J. b Ltppincott Co. >,
Gn1xaA11cA XxAI1zER b. VI T. rsnoy-
New York: D. Appleton + Co..
Vim Win GEsEna1 SHERIDAN II LEES LAST cAx-
FA1eS: By staI officer. Philadelphia: J. D.
fnE GLORY AND SnAxE OF ENGLAND. By c.
Edwards Lester. New York Baftram & Lester,
FROM McSALl.T i co. ~.
TUE CcRslcAS BnoTHEKs. By A]e11ndcY Dntdas.
ATllII11c sroR7s ron Bors. Now rork: Dick
Tns Axrn1c4s cAnn-p1asEa. New York:
HeeK OF. HorsEHo.n rE7s. New York: Dics
..LtnT Aea!z1au: By :. F. Smith, Esq. New
| York: Dick i Fitzgerald.
| FROM coBa, rR1rcnAnD CO.
/ SER1ER CAC1sE or @1tE COAST OF NEW Exc
LAND. BY Robert carter. HoStons NEcscy
| Nichols.
IorE AID HAVE, By Oliver Optic, Boston
CHARACTER Axn CHARACTERISTIC MEN. By Ed
| win r. Wlipplc- Boston: TtcEnot Fields.
| TIE FcfrnE or ST. luuE~ Ry baya1d Tdy1us
| Boston; TcEnor + Fields.
1 FROM vM. B. KEEN CO.
NED EEs1As, TIE SEwsDoT. Dy Henry Mol
gn.. Boston: Lee 3 Shera'd.
! DORA DARLING, TIE DACunTEN OF TIE REa
| xIS1. Boston: J. f. luton s Co.
l MAHTYR1A; or AxnEnsoxrIIE lenIsoS. g
Augustus c. laEalin. Boston: Lee i Shepard
| FROM THE WESTERN NEWS COMPANY.
IL Tnrsr; or Dr. Bxu7nASp's Household 2
| Amanda II. DoueIass. Boston: Lee q shep.ri
FnAxK's CAarA1GN. By Horatio A]gcs. Boz
ton: Lorirc.
FROM E. u. slTERS i CHANDLER.
TIE Lry71x TmsGs OF SATunE By Leo uar
\ ley Gr1udon. Boston: Nichols Il SoJcs.
FROM SHERWOOD BROTHERS.
The FIFTH RKAnEn. III Richard Edward
Chicago: Gee. s C. ". Sherwood.
FROM II. \. cAArBE1L.
TIE GoE1ESaKNT AND lAwe OF TIE Q ME
STATES. By Prof. Wm. B. Wctsewood. Chicas'
r. A. Cauptel1,
, 1866-11-17

Tic New Orleans CVmmsre'al las
made grave charges Of official corruption
against Mayor Monroe, and has reiterated
them from, day to day. 1t is alleged that
the cx-tcnaut Of Fort jackson his been
trying to feather his own nest out Of the
City Treasury. As yet the Mayor remains
silent under The accusations brought against
, 1866-11-17

Rev. Pr7so1Er1 '. NAsHT, "Postmsstar At
coufcdrit < roads, Stait Of Kentucky" Lat
pastor IN charge Of The Church Of The Moo Dispen-
tashuu," )" and " Chaplain to tho E1pedishun OF 4.
J."has Just completed the revision md preparation
for iseuc ;p book form Of al he has wrttc1 IN the
nast twelve month, or since his first book was
published. Lee T. Sheppard, Of Boston, ars The
ds1n engaged 10 bring out the work, ant Mast, ne
bcst comic designer in this country, v1n furnish
tne Illustrations. Petroleum '. (which tue ', nc
says stands for Vesooyions)is IS the chief editor Of
toe Toledo Blodt, and in addiuon to writing siz
Sasby letters per month, does The wotk Of t"o
men In the regular editorial duties. Be Is faui-
Usr3y known by few friends as D. R. Locke, bns
the world In general only recognizes him T.
, 1866-11-17

leave Of absence, Ind the honor TO recesve yonr
tavor OF the 18th instant, enclosing card Of ad-
Of the Army Of the Tennessee al tho Bufact House,
cincinnau4 Ohio, on the 18th November p!o1imo.
and an Invitation To ateud the meeting OF the So
clesy On the 18th.
1t would give me great pleasure to avail my.
self Of the polite Invitation OF tne COMMITTEES or
for me 10 remain In Louisville during tic month
Of November, 10 supervise The transfer Of the
Department Headquarters from Nashville to Louss-
yllle. III.
~ am, Sir, very respectfully. your ohedfent
ecrvanL GEO. II. T1oNAs.
, 1866-11-17
TIE PARKISON MURDER TRIAL.
Acaufttal of the Prisoner-A 7Iau JustI-
fled in Killing his Daughters Sc.
sdncpr.

iEtUU Inc new AluauS A@uSE1s1
In MAY last, Addison Parkison, d highly
respectable citizen Of jasper County, 1ndlana,
who resided about eight miles from Rcnsse-
lacr, discovered that his daughter, lovely
cirl Of fifteen summers, had been sednccd by
d Young man named Guthrdye. his (Purki-
sonrs} own cousin, who resided upon lu ad'
Joining farm. Parkison hnd been absent from
home for some time. He returned late the
night previous to the dag on which the kill
Ing took place. His wife broke to him that
night the startling and terrible fact Of his
daughters ruin and the disgrace ot his house,
hold. The next afternoon Parkison went to
the residence Of Guthridgc, VINO lived with
brother, found him in the Stable, charged his
pcrfdy upon him, and shot him dead on the
srot. s......-,-..,
dictcd for murder in the first degree. On
change Of venue the case WIS taken to Iippc-
canoe County, where lie has been on trial tor
tho past eleven days, the case exciting quite
as much interest in that community Us the
Newland case did In this.
When the court opened at nine O'Clock
Friday morning, the jury returned verdict
aeouiting Parkison. When the verdict WIS
rendered, the prisoner was cordially greeted
by hundreds OF people that had crowded into
tic Court House, and the scene that casued
| is described to us ns most affecting.
Colonel R. ". Thompson. enc Of the
counsel for Parkison, made, 1t Is said, the
| ablest argument Of his life. Great legal abil,
| ity was also shown by the attorneys cnyagcc
| in the prosecution. But tho verdict OF The
| iury Justified the father In ayenging the rul1
| Of hls daughter By killing her seducer.
, 1866-11-17

II Among the recent and most gratifying
evidences Of The progress Of religion, and the
saving power Of the Gospel, we are happy TO
note the conversion Of Mr.. Thurjow Weed,
late Of Albany and now Of New York, and
also an awakening Of religious interest in the
mind Of the Hon. John Morisscy, member Of
Congress elect from the Filth District of that
city. Mr.. Weed has about reached tile
Scripture limit Of three score and ten, as
signed to the earthly career Of man, and his
spiritual condition has long been subject Of
profound anxiety with his religious friends.
Ue has become convinced OF his un-
, 1866-11-17

E- The Cincinnati Tolk.freuad. the pFin~
ciral German Democratic newspaper in Ohio,
copies and endorses the negro suffrage article
of flu Chicago 1iHlkx.
, 1866-11-17

a cheese factory is to be started next sea-
aon in Chickasaw County, Iowa, and the NeT
Hampton Courier dcvoses lons article to ne
subject, giving mauy facts of interest connected
with the new project and showing tnat me fas-
r,ers can realIxe more in making cheese than in
any o,her branch Of their business.
, 1866-11-17
o. o. HowAnD, Major General"


NBEADQEAETERS UEF1RfXEKf OF Ilb EAsF. Z
PHILADELPHIA, I9.. October =, 1867 I
sspKAE SIN nm IN receipt Of yonr favor OF
the 18th inssant, Eonoring mo with an Invitation
10 attend the meeting of. the Society Of The ATTY
of tbe Teuucseee to be held IN circIcuAH on the
1i,h prpximo. While It would afford me the
greatest pleasure to meet the gallant officers who
Will be assembled on that occasiot', ! regret ex-
ture Of mr duties, and other considerations, Will
not permit me 10 avan tn5rclr Of your polite tnt1,
ta1lon. With my earnest wishes fot TIC success Of
epcct, your obed1ent Eeyvani,
"GEo. G. MEADE,
ttMajor General Critcd States Army
rHo1 GENERAL 11oNAs.
'1EAsuTn1E, Tcrn., October II, 1855:
"a. Bickenlooper, Secretary OF Society OF the
Army Of the Tennessee: .
aDxaR sla-Ou my return, yesterday, from a
, 1866-11-17
THE DEMOCRATIC HULLABALOO.
Comments Of Democratic Papers on
The ChIcs@o Times.

lFrnrn tho Albany Arsus.)
un5es tba @ ~ ta1 IL Benz
oc;asIs party lise Or M ais!" @ nc ch'easo ~ asmes
ntula1ation Of Andrew johnson, and leave that |
hybrid concern 10 0oat on the side OF pnbi1c con.
Tempt into witch it some ttrae since entered, and
S TIE dsas aa e1n
msnitt1atlon than to al other causes coubsneds'
TIE agsn y sSB e f. "a 5ns5 p s
conceded to be Just: and he Democratic party /
cannot, e7en l! wishes, divorce itseH tfona what
The policy Of President johnson In which We !
include bis scheme Of constitutional amendment,
eoa We have u aoabs I'LL yea
nsc s Il ,hs e. peSPs
ssHepdnsni s1se assse syez Ut u consse,s e s.'
WssS sss dsnea e eaf IL esey
Immigration launches into that Of negro suffrage,
and expresses Itself with great ftankness in these
III: The Boston nD.t has advanced briefly. in par
ag7aph which We have qnotsd, tnSse sane : yisws:
by that mere reading and writing test T. Indl-
called aud .e detect under he phrase ..im?ar-
~ ena,sse ,a scheme OF dfsnanchisenen1 I'M
p'WVsefS " prefer T plain saanhood suffrage" 70 any
ana npe he9 eleeto Do
| not believe that under The pretcnce OF impartial
Suffrage the white electors ot tho Union Will con.
| ecut 70 The dts{fanchlscmept Of large classes Of
their own numbers TO make room for negroes
So far as negro sn:Eaeo Is concerned oar own
hns conceded Il IN sasss aad net 1Sp
I lion which Ia practically rather an evidence OF
| residence than Of property. Nobody has ever PRO-
attempts to extend y have invariably failed:
| We can have no objection to any Stasc following
a ri . L s s s hs aaSsoa q s es
Lot simply 49, question Of State 51gais h9t On
The grounds Of txpeaisne5: let Me states test
peiSs e saeh = icy
ways thsS white suffrage became, BY gradauons,
The opinion o. As: Reagan, agS tae fGs.masses e. ds
a. uGass aa of %
ton 9i toeir 1Shts a1d f. aecsss 10 tas eo1fs;
.. To make them eits.ale Us Witnesses N1toou'
a4 Se 10 adni. the@ 10 the elective franchise, IN
DER certain tests u WHICH ase al7o 'o
be aR4EtS II sauszs t. e. sas;|on in all respects
I'd oeEsees sna 70 set spa and aPPI
TOR the slueaeton Q! ne negroes tnat paf8 Of luz
T. e1def r xsuds ia sss % eass oss
hoa mem .I aen, ~ xe1v iars .snna,in
essn MGeV Se WSte anei tie ca II
anee tee mass Z. ,ne nd nerhsns n1 hsr iii
souss1 l. rn hI1 nn1 ci.e rnf mrrciT fhc hfstnr,
q f'? Mexl:e but hat oi sIl tic past prove g.
on$n II re n a a. no9 e f9nnranee 1 'n
$ m9Eses: a,,1-.r.. ~. o,azt,,n o,,v atscn,
slse'y; mud for the purpose of giving our rcaicl
m lnsisnt lnto ~ ,1e e,s ~ '''>
, u stae CONSTITUTION is to be altered at al, II,
e Presidents de- proposition seems 10 Us tic best sci
s TT naSs; b.
10 so1srs p3opcrty. IS. 0''ee' 'aAes ~ 'e' " '''~
, 1866-11-17

~ The Boston Post and the Buffalo ton-
r;tr. alike with the Chicago Times hare pro-
nounced for negro suffrage as the only saliva
Tim for the Dcmoc1ntic party.
, 1866-11-17

daughter with d rich and costly set OF dis
mcnds. II this new combination succeeds,
and is able to swallow up the Ceae'a', it u
difficult to see IN what c1travaganL toIm
their gratitude will be manifested.
, 1866-11-17
A new compilation OF valuable rccIpee. BY
Isaac s,uxs. Esq. TO. pp- 2l0. Cloth. Price
S2.C0. Chicago Church l. Goodman. iS5H.

This book las o pretcnsious title for
which VIC have no space; but the work has
j look Of candor and good purpose which in
duccs us to place 1t among those popular
medical trratises which arc aiding to sllpplant
quacks and nosttums from among the igno-
rant. 1t is divided into medical, miscel-
lancous. domestic aud u farmers depart
n,ent, with such topics as articles Of diet ;
time for digestion how to feed children ;
cure Of drunkenness; sleeping information
for the soldier; how to make ink; coffee d
d dislnfectant; spruce beer artificial honey
pudaings and pies; soda water md lemon.
adc; warning to housckccpcrs; diseases o1
horses how to relieve clicked cattle; po-
tato rot preventive and a thousand recipes,
some Of which haye ncycr before been pub
| 1ishe1.
, 1866-11-17

ls,6cs l4a3 1Sees 14.5ao 13.7?. 1io5s
IeEan's majority. 4oss Cul{esa'1 majority. HOS
L2co!n's majority, l.66s. Republican gain, LIT.
, 1866-11-17

woEthincss, kud rroteseed hopc tnat
lbs manifold sins hav. been eSpuugcd. LIE
has Joined the Old School Presbyterian
Church, presided over by Rcy. Dr.. Phillips.
II is said that be turned his attention to this
subject abont the middle Of last OctohcF.
The Hon. John Morr'ssey has 1naden present
of some eight thousand dollars to the Church,
which looks somewhat like attempting TO
purchase a ticket OF admission into heaven.
The November elections have exercised
Christening Influence on Weed, and the neces-
sity of having sscbaracter'' has sent Nor
rissey 10 the Church in pursuit Of one.
, 1866-11-17
CRUELTY TO ANIMALS.

How Cattle arc Transported from the
West to New York Clty-Shotking
Dt&closures-Lettcr from mir. Henry
ReFEh,
, 1866-11-17

classic romance. England, ever tenacious Of
hereditary customs. retained this ono until
late in the reign Of Elizabeth. To the third
cssay-Thc Ordcal-AIr. Lea prc:aces that it
is only in the age Of high and refined mental
culture that man can entertain an adequate
conception Of the Supreme Being, who, with
an omntpotence that can work ont its des-
tined ends. still allows its mortal creatures
full liberty to obey the oascr passions. with
m, belue released from responsibility, aud
At the same time maintains its divine wisdom
| and bcneaceuce, The utter inability to com
! prvncnd this is the explanation of the super
| s,itfous ordca}s which, in different forms,
with the game Spirit, exercised
| 50 marked an Influence uron the judgments
,f ,na1r for yhnle centuries. the ordeal at
h,i1ino watcr In xh;c1, the decision turned
,,,n ~ ros,,1t or thc 7,1,,rtifr or defendant
ai,sna;ne h;s,,,tcd arm ,n,o n c,n1dron Of
.,::," !-ntnr ,nd xr,t har, vim. T. unscathef I:
ool4'ns ~ - ,,at ;-o, ,rhcre The ne.
sne a - .,..s. ro,i. arcr white heated r1our,,.
% sns rss r1tbonr Nth IN blister. IN order to escape
eaar;a.;an srd ,n,+1,or nnnishnent. the or
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-05

FRIDAY, May g. 1866
AsHEsThe market dull and unchanged sales at IS s7
CANDLES have been only in moderate demand prices
without cbange sales at 2oi a2ic for Adamanne. 40c
COPPER-The demand American Ingot has been light
ST css 90 sss Of seas Sea and
Metal are steady at +5c for the former and c for the
COTTONThe business is light but the market continues
quite steady and we stD quote at 3a36c. for Middlngs
FLOUR AND MEAL-The market for Western and State
Flour again more active and With moderate arrivals prices
i5a2 better Family brands are drm the sales arc
bbs at e. 3as7 20 for Saperfnc State sedse 10 for Extra
the low grades Of Western Extra o. 6a 60 for Shipping
Ohio g. 70ds3 IS for trade family and s3 2Oo
mand and better; sales Of 4s0 bb o. 0ds9 25 for the
low grades of Extra and 50 40as IS for Trade and Family
Southern Flour il less and better especially
gardes which in demand sales Of 400 bb $40
0sll % for mixed to good supeTne Country Baltimore &C.,
in dem and aud better sales Of $40 bbs s54t6
Corn Meal is steady sales OF 80 bbs at q for Jersey and
GROCERIEs-We have found it almost impossible to oh.
tain any definite information To-Day upon the various articles
coming under this bead owing to the uncertainty the part
Of brokers the proper course u pursue under the law
zoo bag 81 Domingo seme were sold in Boston 70 come
here at i god in bond aud so bays do here at 7c gold
terms Msrlet Coffee IS steady OF Moasses
lots have changed hands at about lsaJ for Cuba 1Oac
for Porto Rico and 6517J for keuvtas Rice Is dull but
firm. The sales OF Sugar reported are very small but I1mor
places the transactions at something like 1000 hhds ana 800
fined are in demand Stuar Grousd and Granulaed l5lc
Ground. lJic.; White A.. l5c. and Yellow, l4..
GKAIN-Whest has advanced full Ease per bnsh, and we
notice good demand for milling; the receipts light and
the stock Of prime reduced aud at the CLOSE the tendency OF
prices upward the sales 900 bush inferior Milwaukee
Club at u III 1880 BUSH Amber Club 97Ael 49, now
held much higher H. bush Old Amber Hchgan at - 80
ds2 80 and 500 bush New Red Western al e. Barley
s o. Barley Malt inactive and nominal Oats drmer
for old western for Nee: d and Gsc state
Rye dull but prices without material alteratiof Corn
10 lower and only In moderate request inquiry Is 10 part
for export but mainly Tor home sales OF W
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-05
Family Markets,
OR LIVING EXPENSES IN NETWORK.

FRIDAY May 4-P. VI
The following alphabetical list of articles, carefully
revised each week gives good idea Of the living
In New York is Of little assistance 10 hOusehodes 10
making their selections and purchase The figures are the
retail o. good articles sold at Washington and uO
Markets and bY the downtown grocoTs. UptoVn dealers
and those IN tie fashionable parts Of the city charge higher,
while some the downtown houses with more Of reIuia
ton cieqpass quality below our quotations. as
the peddc-s u stale meats and vegetables Doth ON
the wagons and sidewalks The range Is necessarily great on
some articles due IN part the quality and IN pait 10 The
locality where sold Meats poulIy vegetables and fruits are
usually cheapest Washington Market while Nesey and d
SITS good downtown localities for purchasing roees
Eggs amOng the cheapest articles OF fOod most
dealers seag g5c per doz IN some Instances IS ir
&c Fresh Long Isind and Jersey little high
er The supply very large Butter working down gIad
uay and cheese IS on sale ShAd are not plenty
owing weather which lessons TIE eaich Dry COO 10
cheaper Maple plenty and cheaper bat dealers CON-
plain Of slow sales In the fresh meat line some blcAe have
advanced he price th6het cuts OF beef but generally there
is change. Mutton is scarce a1d higher Poultry con
ard high with small assortment on sale GA
potatoes Advancing owing 70 scarcity bn The opening
Of canal navigation will probably I'll up the market, again
New Bermudas lower The weather las been too cola
during the past week for sun TO grow mroh hence
prices keep up. Cabbages have goae out OF market We
mote
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finanrial.
PROSPECTUS


PETROLEUM FIREPRooF f&SK STORAGE COMPANY,
Ord by special Of the LEGISLATURE Of the state Of New YORK
APPROVED Br TUE GOVERNOR, April ~ 100 A.. con.
TIE object OF tie above named corporation 10 10 secure s
srueon Iron Tanks made boiler on, rVeed Win covers
Te tanks wi be located at Tusvie and other points in the oil
Regions the railroads where the ppes eoudncns OF
same aesin fire OF h5od The business viii aso embrace the
purha.e Of oil on % account 81 certain stages OF tn
advance, uron
tanks Tor It's preservation the price will warrant s d'poIs
Persons engaged this tdde eeeoun Of ne n.se
OF storing wooden The Downer Oil Company nave
Of these tanks their Refinery ia DRY ana ~ men
ensb ed 70 take advantage q the market IN he summer
provide their supply for the Winter , IL, 81,
the Company oldest ard successful operator, IN
the oil trade, Is security to tue stockholders Of Tue 'ue' " ~
Capital Stock the Company Eve hundred hou;and doaT.
t+50uoJ divided into i've thousand shares Of ono
limited amount o. the shove stock will for the present. be sold at
Persons dsas 10 secure any said stock above terms can
sd. Gen o. = ere to h. sde at niSy r. the
same ma; be procured Of p g SAzI fS Aston House.
L. s. SWXpTXiNs
' &c. GARY GARY
GEO s. BATcHELLER, s. L. MARVIN
Hon. ADAM ". KLINE,
Executive Committee
s s5,. nls:lasa'i 4 ADAM r. KLINE
RErEREscEs.
TIE Company respectfully refer the public to The following stns
the general caaacef OF this enterprise 1hl As N's
H.. s' Eseeigncy r. + Fenton Governor Of NewYork
Hon John ihomp.on Gate 81 CO roushkeepsie, ny e.,,
Hon James ~ took pae state Comptroller and Bank supern
Ion d.. j. a.: e. a Assa z HgS:. RoeAs.
Aic, w Harvey JoJseAdvOcae General S. n. ~. Buffalo
Anguish, c. Taylor, esq. Baa.lo. n s,.,. A,e
J.. 4. Merritt OuaIternaser General 3 ~ IT, s'1'e '
r. Root ESQ., vcerrelen, Atlantic Bank Ncw-YOrh City
David Cowee, second National Bsnk. Toy, ~ J.
D. = p 5swsr tr'. Ss,oha 5fH o lasv cs.l ~ Pa
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HowRs g. MACY, BANKERS, 80 Wal-street, New
York formerly officers the Park Bank -Four per cent in
terest allowed on deposit
The business Of this the Incorpo rated
Bank
PERSONS BERrNG ACCOUNTS may DEPOSIT and DRAW az
they please will be allowed Interest their daily bal
at per cent
COLLECTIONS made any part Of the United States
Canada
Orders for the PURCHASE SALB OF the various Govern
ment and other Stocks Bonds and Cold promptly executed for
the usual commission.
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OHICAG0 and ROCK ISLAND RAILROAD

NulCAGO and RDCh lSLAND hAiLhVhi
" COMPANYThe Board Of Directors OF the Cheaas ana A
Obligations II the Company into stockl n1
dispose them Stockholders the rte OF Twenty rr EN- o.
the PAR Tho Bonds viii be aPpoion.d TO those
who shall he TegteTed a. such on the closing
Of the Transfer Boets q the 9Th day Of May next
velne 81 the
Office Of the Company the 18th day oi June
ne1, Al " ion Bonds will be ready for delivery
The Transfer will be closed the 9Th day OF May ana 70
INN. mott. tRAMlIS u LOMs sec-etaIy
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professional Notices.

A BOOK on STRUCTURE, PILES, FISTULA,
~ other Diseases mailed Tor % HENRY DAN
IELs NJ D. consulting and operating Surgeon No rnonGuare
nR. W. c. HUSSEY, Natural Physician for Acute
~ ard Chronic Diseases, VAL HEAL the 'k without medicine.
been cured Office No 70 East Twenh. Fourb-aye
mr.. c. d. HAMMOND of No. n East Twentyt
~ .eventh,t New YORK viii neat by CorTe'gontsaee gI
i5 az his summer residence at keeseyte " y NERVOUS
DEBILITY and the special Diseases Of the generally and "aa
sound cure 10 al cases 50 treated.
GURGICAL HOSPITAL. under the exclusive care
- OF EDWARD H. DIXON, NJ d.. Editor Of The scalre--
Speciality The obscure Diseases Of the Pelvic ksceIs HeTn
Imouhoiis, Ncocee, Fisiua aud Structure Office hours Ion
$40 9. to g. snd Ito evening", at No - fIthaye.
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STATE on NEv-YoRK, BANK DEPARTMENT,
AtBAyY April 2G 1866.

ALBANY, April 20, 1866.
NOTICE is hereby given, pursuant TO Chapter go
~ Laws Of 1889 and 476 laws Of 1868 that the circulating note.
ls,ued 10 the OCEAN BANK Of the City Of New York ng
association located 10 the city Of New York viii be NkDEEhD A.
Superintendent of the Banking Department on pres
enson at the state Bank 10 the City Of Albany
for sirv rom be- die hereof sud not thereafter
outstanding circulating Ioes OF the SAID bank must De
sened aoessd within liz years from The date hefeoii ana az
note. which ,h presented for redemption and men
within the time thus specified be charge TIE fund
Ia the hands Of he perntenirnt for that purpose
ARA Iswem u. W. SCHUYLER, Superintendent
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Chances for Business Aler.

Chances for Dusiness HleiI.
A GOOD CHANCE for one or two Young MEN
N 10 buy BOOKSTORE tina, has been established for 81
hes choe Of FOODS and would be good
a pply 20 A MAZE No. 257 Besck,r e., New iors
4 STATIONERY and BOOKSTORE for SALE
~ Doing good cash business good nezhbohood chance
,ellou offered Price { 200 Address BOOKS, Station ID.
CAPITALISTS, ATrENIlON.-Persons wishing
~ INVEST large small securely and prohtaby in Ma
TONAL BANKING 10 Ffsncco. have opportunity TO
.uberhe capitol stock Of THE FIRST NATIONAL Of
calling al, the OF BRAINERD No Maiden
lane ID floor. any time before the 10th insiant
EOR SALE-A BUTTER-STAND in Fulton Mar
Il kst; price GL5oe Address Box No 100 Tribune Office
Lat and BONNET BLEACiIERY for SALE,
doing good bu'nss u sale M health address I'M
u.diatey or cal on GEO. WOODWARD Hat and Bonnet.
Beacber No. IS South sbarrst, baltimore, Md
fI'O MANUFACTURERS.-A Gentleman favor
ably established In the Dry Goods Commission Trade having
valuable and Wooden would treat literally with
could large Cotton Wooden
accounts. Address Boz No 1881 New.fork PotOhee
q A n0n A safe and profitable BUSINESS,
p1,OOVs with fair farm Of 90 comfortable buildings
IN healthy OF the country with stock tools fixtures for
man4un be had for the above amount applied Tor
Addre,. Il. W. C.. Boz No as Mdilebury, Conn