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New-York tribune., 1867-03-25
STATE LOAN.
PROPOSALS FOR A LOAN OF $4,000 OOo
An ACT 10 create loan for the redemption due bouds Of
Commonwealth

create loan for the redemption othe over due bOud' Of the
Wr,as The bonds The Commonwealth certain certificate, Of
indebtedness amounting millions Of dollars have been
S WSs@ It Is desirable Sai The sane should be paid. and with
'rsse sseTSS S IA b. mated ~ a. ra, osd ou Of
o. ts ~ & q "a, ~ % Sse. % n. o,sTcr EMO o A.
dorGene nPd State Treasurer be- and are hereby authorized and
less than forty days. they deem
aTs and issue cssea Of loan or for e
same bearing interest at rat, not 1s.sg 81 e. % saiaE E. P AERI s
city Philadelphia which certificates loan aud boDd shall not he sub
shah payable follows namely millions Of dOss parable at
ANY e ss ss fls S! s @ nS y T Sd nd ses and ten
hons Of dollars At time sheS snsea ea ana wsE %
eOunterned S The Auditor General and sa n the TO SS9e o. t
wealth Al The Fsnae and National Bank Of Philadelphia
the proceeds whole which neudog premiums es oA
s: S q Fl s: = he Ea 20; '' ''''
sEe TIE BIDS g. the @ es s % S Sg1se @ G m pIi. 70 t I
PrOpd That certificate hereby authorized to be issued
SEC be bonds Of the s and certificate. Indebtedness
S 9 shall . 6 be GcTa IN g;H General S , Stat.
psbe and bidder for the oan nov authorized 70 be srna
certificates Of Indebtedness oftbe Commonwealth
committees other holding Sncay oIpsey
sSSorl.d to hid for TIE loan hereby authorized iss6e
making bid authorized be Issued by this
act - - -, l., a., s,4 ..,, ,,.,.s
the fourth section Of this act who desire TO invest soDJ n h
M ssD: @ Es % N the ss 5Sd q e sae S tbs act
premium pot exceeding twenty per eentun- -.
That amer the Of this act al the bends
Commonwealth shall be paid Of IN the order Of their maturity go
That all the loans o tins Commonwealth not yet due shall be
municipal local after the interest due
February s eg hundred 'hA have
been paid.
That al eIistng laws portions thereof inconsistent here
with are hereby REPEALED JOHN 2. GLASS.
81 the H0ase O Representatives.
L. W. HALL,
Speaker of the Senste
Approved second day February thousand eight hundred and
JOHN w hfhhl
In accordance With the provisions Of the above a s Assembly ,sed
proposals received the O " the state Treasurer IN the CITY
oIarfshug Pennsylvania until II O'clock Of DE l day oi Ap
D. ndOsed follows: Proposals. for Pennsylaua state
Loan Treasury Department Harrisburg, PeOn, u & A
received 5 600 rsmburss1 and
able reinhuahe and payable IN 10
remburasbe is payable =
The outerest which mns e
eIphy bids 10 the STATE
w d than will be considered The
IN aud higher desired by
loane o State, local and munieipal
bonds Of the ah Of Pennsylvania H he
oeed this bot bidders state whether
o D
No distinction will be made between hdders gas - ..
aao losp. JOHN W. GKABN,
Governor u Pennsylvania
Z. HnWrRAHRr,.
Auditor GeneTAL
w. n. KEMBLE.
Treasurer.
EB-SO Bsrape publishing the IbOve unless lahond viii re-
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PASSENG ERS ARRLTED.

FROM ASPINWALL March 2-Ia steamship Rising Stsr-Cspt
Innes r. ~ aud Charles Clifford, Richard 1odsbero
Nm b. skdmore D. L. FsrgeTson Capt Dolan, Jas Niiam
son Cbas Rnwn Gslador A. T. Smith, j. G. Gfosse
and ady Sney. Frcdk Row sud lady h. hsrss, u kn
m 4 n; &. H. stuart D. p Thornton, Randall Mrs {: d.
williams Thomas Luae aBl lady Mrs MaiheSs and infant Capt
e. d. Weber Dr. ". d. Mao1sky II. whitney, Capt W. b..
IIochkiss samuel BhTge John HAYNES Mrs Mary b. Reed.
VIM Muln Mrs T. smith Nelly saith Mrs b. Goddard,
infant Mr John WILSON amt son Mrs vim hosiron
Mrs Cochku infant Miss Olga knkostrom Miss Jenny khnsot
Pato Hagh plsoh, Cnis Dtos Capt IS boNdien
tue Res, Alfred ClsmeRsOn Themas Key T. MdhuTg, p Saut T.
Heller Nesbit Baker stephen Otis iieg MeCo1ghtr'
X Adams g. g. Fu John Allen lAdy aud children, Henry,
j. r. McPariu, soomla Coha R L. Holman J.cce wu%sI'
Mrs Barns Henry Wiaer aud lady John Amms r.
Oscn burns George Bliss Thons, D,gh S,l,eI Knight t'
Henry Ouser farh Geo = H land WA Price Henry Falos,
,me, lynch Wm Robinson r. McDonsd Richard Ashcroft Robert
liant E.un Mnnor Cpana Munof H. Mckay fredsck IbomP
s,n Tbonas Anderson. y Cay snd 1870 ~ the sseruge.
FROM LIVERPOOL, March Pin steamship AnsrAassn.H.
Smith Fryer NJ de Sstraslegh MI Hunt Wm. Barker, Capt
NrErie Mckenzie Louis BENJAMIN, ny James Mr. lnoc Dr. d..
Car. the A. r. Gait the Hon Mr. Lsngenn Samee Hrsch
man Vie iaisu aud child g. L. Bmaire, A. WINS A. n Booth,
Ssmue Mace Lieut. Matthews Ensign Jones knsh hAnev George
Wood IT, Howard Wood Lewis kennar u. EGeh Hatcherou,
Nj NoIrs wakehe q. Chamberlain, SchOted, lady and
maid serysut H. G. e. Beeeber, l. Borden A. s. Borden.
TRON LIVERPOOL March 2In steamship Erin Dr. Albert Rev.
nois ~ MAg Mr. sad Ms Wm Lawre and taRhy Wlson
MoIAry Mr. Johnson Nj and MA Nesenbsm Mrs Mary Wells.
And t<i Ia the steerage
TROM LONDON AND uAvRB March ?o-in steamship At.larts
Nj Hsines IA'dS tsssdy Mss ho~ns Miss hses NJ koo
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Uenoina Caros. &f.
alprble Alaniels
pASsgyGERS SAILED.


PoR BRHST AND HAvRB March e3ln Steamship yle de Pss
Mr. ssyen two children and serynt Miss heed
MI ami M De Witt Miss Josephine . Chesns
Count sS ' Res ss S s,.s s MIS- sss + s ' s Mn s'
r vscount de Chabn JONES DeeIhs Jscob Ssor
NJ and Mr. p Gan and daasEs os,u Jones, j. A. Jons. Mrs
csrsn, Miss l. NJ PrsderEss,, Mrs Barnsssd My G H.
Mr A A. MoaiI Dr Leopold Vidal Mr. = Coe NJ K Poet M
DAVID eeh Mr. hen'y SAR,er s & saIsI E f % w RUSSELL s
Mr. Kahn Ubsn Deout Nr Ansno dc, Nae Mr. Ana
Mole No. MaSefs Msl ''ps Samuel I' stuart, TRsos kCsas
nsav EqsshsrJt AdOlBh MgW Louis BSrI,,,, S,sd "
Carroll Havana Mrs Bsno ioysBns Milan. lta Mr. PsoH MeI
leo Nomsln John R Roche fs.as FER Vera cGI M
MIo, Mn Lsmboley s'rr France James Gogn New
ed, .pjyss Psrs' e Rby New .Ycrk; Mile NadGs Nile Ca
rou Ssune NJ scriho Cbsudoa Of the Theatre Fran
fSeic P.T. M:sari Ss~Sorl r GsoTe France
NJ FOR F5 kyEsPp2a I & h 5 Stone & and f.A s S % G % q s
Leytcn aud child l. Ises vs and "n T. A. hrSds,o viz SS aud
wright vie ebsrt Major and Jackson Mrs Permission and
laughter. Mr. Hobbs O. Gaden George Jones S9iion
Mfs sSiudss and sou Mr. Martin and daughter J. ka5y,
Mr. wereayen Enho GyHsue II H wars9 T. T. keaoedy & ~%
f tb.,.r lus,rn Mfs sIonc M Ssuer,hssts
and f Ms: M THSs sk sRS7 nb s s.a%sSp M.
mse-J " Hsrpe David Quimby ~ l. DAVIS Master ,'. q
j. saach Frank Bisse NJ A. o. Baker, e. h. DAVIS, Mrs ~
.sron = 6 DAVIS MI; VI u sg|Th sh.s 'sr'Sn q % ,Sn ss n
Ass Georgs u Reed u y Arthur tosen = hsHdsosn ps
F0R Hsv3S1 Msrcb a9-u steamship CoIunbaHsury Ham
GO1s @ re- Me..Ts s,n fano ad 1os WI stevens
Sugs Lieut. Col Bsne vi iso children and servant ATs D.
FOR SAVANNAH March steamship San Jaci.toMr and Nh.
,S,, S., s'' kss. SSs, H aS II is Fci D. M..ca,s u,S
hshnsr Mr. and Mr. fsns ssioonsi j. kosrs * IL SGSTSIs w
Harrison T. fy1H Mi'' Ada Bn%, SOa2 NJ wT%os Ts, Ms
,ek y = bsr,oL "@n ~ summon I.I + a. D."on g collin n BlsI
Andrew Scott, IT,. and 10 IN TIE seeTsse'
New-York tribune., 1867-03-25

rood for sprnR the rapid reduction in cur stocks gives
Rolders the advantage; the saesN are 40O0 bush NO
spring at "a 9 1900 hush. inferior No. milwaukee q
1890 bash No Milwaukee at e 70; SO0p eush. White
california at - 12a0S3 6 and 0Oo bush Amber State at
Is TO- Barley Malt Is quiet and heavy at e 25d$1 o
Barley is without much change and IS quiet sales of
ii bush. Canada-Malt free, at 81 25 in
rye better and active; the arrivals are limited
and is diminished sales OF 800 bush 81 50
S1 81 for Western in store and small lots at 81 49, Oats
are firm and active the arrivals are light sales OF
B 900 bush 64as5c for Old Western e7e for New Ohio
in store. and 7l92c. for Fair to Good State I'm store
Corn opened frmer but quiet but with marked decline
reigs prices improved with inquiry for export
and the trade sales Of $1,000 BUSH at 81 16i I8 for
Western Mixed IN store; 81 ea$l 10 for do, afoa and
q is for Southern and Jersey Yellow
New-York tribune., 1867-03-25

AFTERNOON PROVISION MARKET, O'CLOCK.-Pork is
rm t2S 70, cash. and ss 1893 St regular sales OF 'Oo
PErROLEUM-The market IS dun but firm; We quote
Crude at l0ae. IN bulk, and 16G6tc In bbls Refined IN
bond at 2Oc for L. s. TO W.; 1c for g. W., and 2oe Tor
RTCR-The market is dun and nominal at about lOsa
1e7e, for Carolina, aud % ole for Rangoon -.
but prices are weak and fair good Refining range at
about e5al0c the latter an extreme sales $50 hhds AZ
J0bGlClc for Refining grades, and l2e f0r centrifugal
Refined are dull and HaTds will not command over l5c.
sKINS-GOat have been in fair inquiry from manufae,
furers and some sales have been effected at reduced
rates quotations continue nominal for the better de
scrptOns while lower grades firm at the annexed
trers at the reduced rates. but sales confined to
ANAL parcels The stock i composed chiefly OF inferior
a57lc.; San Juan, SOC sisa Soc Vera era Crz' aad &c
~Tampico, 45c MatamorOs, 45c. Buenos Ayres, $50
s7Ac Payta 36c in ouITcncy-Curacao, 50055c. Cape,
siia soc Madras AZ roc, each.
sEEDs-A fair inquiry FOR Clover Seed at l4al5e.
Timothy Seed is sala6e at % e9gA per bush: Rough
ng at q 50 in Boston here, and Bombay at 81 GO
CCo-Kentucky Leaf has been in fair demand but
prices are without essential change we quote In cur
rency as follows Light Leaf Lugs at 4a5c; Common at
:. iSiSi4c and Selections I5SIsc Heavy western
and Clarksvile Lugs, 5a6c. Common at 6tG9c.; Me-
ieetons' issac Seed Leaf Is Unchanged we quote
70lOc for Connecticut Fiers 2o9S5e for grapPeIy
York State filters; s0i2e. for do average lots; and
ONO fes Sase for average lots and Sc for wrap
pers New Crop Connecticut flers 5aee wrsppery lots
'TALIow-The market is steady; sales Of 10000 at
1Oldllkc.
WO(5I-The low grades Of feeees have been only in
limited demand and prices nOmnay unchanged but
finer grades in demand and firmer We quote
Domestic Fleeces 10d45c for Native Merinos IS
S65c. for and do, 4Sa6oc for fublood Mernos, and
toa65c Fleeees 30dl0c for No Pulled,
sec for superfne do 50a65c for Extra do; 22Gnc
for Common Unwashed California, S0a4ec. for Fine do
ssG32c for Texas and American COmbng at 55Q65c. We
ouOe Foreign follows South American at 25d27c for
Common Washed 32a37e. for Unwashed Mestiza and Me-
rnO 2a4Sc for Washed Entire Rios for Unwashed
Creole, 40dl6e. for Washed CoEdOva Chian st 2403lc
for Unwashed Mestiza and MerinO Cape of Good Hope
cOa3Se for Unwashed East india IS a55c. for Washed
and African at 20GS0e for Unwashed, and SOG4Oc for
Mashed.
WHTsKY-The market is dun and prices somewhat
nominal; sales OF $50 bbls Western 32G32tc bond
New-York tribune., 1867-03-25
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

CoNMUNIPAw, March 2S.--ATTiyas at these yards
were as follows viz $50 cattle, 3l6l sheep. 500 hogs
aud II3 horses The hogs were all slaughtered the
premises and enough held from the previous week 10
make total Of 72 The majority Of the cattle were
Illinois steers, Of medium flesh and mostly sold
Thursday. with trade Friday. Prices scarcely
vary from IA 20 lGc, with average OF about l54c
Sheep range from 10 93e., excepting picked animals
which sell at lOc There SIX In to-day load
Of which brought SIC, the OtSers 9 and g1c.
The hOgs have ali been sold AZ S66tc. Dressed are
quoted at l05dIlc.
Thursday Is now fixed upon as the principal day for
selling cattle At this place and reported on
the way from the West, beside what buyers may bring
from Buffalo,
New-York tribune., 1867-03-25
Professional Notites.

nR. BELL, No. 10 St Mark's-pace. SPE-
ICIATY TUMORS extracted and positively cured
without the knife Also all WARTS WBSs BiRIlIMARkS on The
face leaving natural surface without PIN
PIED SPOTTED FACES positively and permanently ened canc
Office Also Teeenee of
patients IL u to2 and "a in the evening
nR. DURANT, Physician for the treatment
Of Diseases and Children Professor Of Midwifery &e
can be consulted at all hours at No Beaee-s'
nR. LARMONT. No. 173 Broadway, treat
~ neni from Medical Adviser and Marriage udes ~ 80
CUFFERERS from NERVOUS and PHYSl-
- cal DEBILITY should Dr LEWIS No Beach 81 three
doors from West Broadway. HoaTs from 10. H. 10 up m
New-York tribune., 1867-03-25

THE EXCISE LAw.-There were two arrests made
by the Brooklyn police yesterday for violations Of the
provisions OF the Excise law. On Saturday Michael
Boldly doing business at the corner of Fifthave aud
Twenty seycnthst arrested for selling liquor The
previous sunday James y. VOORHEES, keeper at
uravescnd arrested for selling lanor without ban a
license There were ~ arrests for intos saf,oD.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-25
RECEIPTS OF PRnnrcE

MARCH 23.--l,477 bbls. Flour, $50 bbls. Whisky 297
Ills Corn Meal 1900 sacks Corn Meal 13s bush Corn
sII bush. Oats, 665 bush. Malt, 4s3 bush seed 4
pkgs. Ashes 2O4 pkgs Beef 229 bbls. Pork 79I pkgs
Gut Meats, $50 pks Lard, q kegs Lard, 1905 bbls Pc
troieum lao pkgs. Butter
New-York tribune., 1867-03-25

LIVE STOCK OVER THE ERIE RAILWAY
F0r week ending Saturday, March % II3 cars Cattle
q ears Hogs cars Sheep, care Horses total. ICa
cars.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-25

mon. Jones' A carbeet, psas. O. fssns ssisss:
Gadsdske GimeneY Gimeser MRS " leris seyboh, b
Ritter Haber g. Foaehener C. kebeck shsrnsD
Mss CHRISTIAN Mr. Ferend tn AIenbaeheE AietoTer'
FROM BREMEN AND SOUTHAMPTON March 24-Tp steAmsbip
AsncNr and Tinker Miss Anna james CoBtans "
RIM W. Thendrck g. Wslders, Geo Hssr Bro Wsnesehst
snd family Mr. and Ms Smith Rsyno DVaon, IT, HsnEst
Strauss Mr. and Mrs Kus;sr rsine r r. Be1g Mar ssbS
fedt r. Broseboldt J. Theis and others . . -
FROM RIO JiNRIRO March steamship North AperleaD
Tonge Ropes Geo Briggs Eastwood ccnrsS Ssher y
Paul From Psnambuco-J Palmer and servant W. y Deree
From Paa-Samnel Rond MI and Mrs r. keclfns From "
Thomas ueBtea AgOsern Leo Lesiew. C. Peges '" bs'
A nlranaa and eluM.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-25

TTO ARCHITECTS.-The undersigned Com
behalf Of the State Of Iowa hereby Offer reaiRm
Hundred Dollars for the best plan accompanied with spete
detail drawings Of building buildings Tor the Iowa State
Institution for the education o. the Deaf aid Dumb to be erected at
Council Bufs and ~ be Of sufficient capacity accommodate not Jess
hundred pupils the plan to include anngemtn for ebng
warming and sntaBg the building Plans be opened the h
MOuda June Address tie undsnne at Council Bnns Iowa
THOs. OFFICER,
. &. BALDWIN, -l
l.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-25

OFgcF on PGyAsi RaiLRoab CosrAyr ToStlM
BuuDSGs No ~ WALL-sT., NV YORK Mtrch - iooi. .
1nTU DIVIDEND.-The Board of Directors
~ dsy declared DIVIDEND q SIX @ Phk StNI GOT
soeIhodes other legal representative Oh aud amer 'S'
5ih Of Apll next 49,, 49,, -. -
,ssnd on he morning proIno HENRY SMITH lsasge
New-York tribune., 1867-03-25

MINIATURE ALMANAC
n0H
San ses SIT Moon se;s...I'zs y
SANDY o.k les Cows IaDd. li;f6i Heb Gate ...tH
New-York tribune., 1867-03-25
Alnsifal Jmsirnmetiis.
Go mbom ii man Gomtsrm.

I ANDSCAPE GARDENING and FARM
II 4 DRAIN-CHARLEs r. BRHARD sarveyor and Practical
Long Island y prepared 10 make all
kind Of draw plain Geographical Maps and PIo and 70
County 6, he Especial attention
Win given the important sube Of Land Drainage SITTER
otst failure Impossible
sOon Robinson Agricultural Editor n y Inoane
VNO ARCHITECTS-ILLIN0 NEW STATE
H0UsBrhe undesd Commissioners Of the STATE Of lao.
for the OF state Houe Springfield give noe tha
they win plan, designs and specifications for State
be addressed the President Of the Board JACOB
BUsE esq Springfield H. before the second day Of Ja
A. d. 1851.
thousand dollars viii he paid prenan for the design With
specifics cations selected aud adopted by said Comm oBsrs
sketch Of the grounds and such Information may be desired as To
maximum the required accommodations Sc VII be mr.
nshed all wishing sompete application by letter to j. G. Web
JACOB BUM President
JOHN W. SMITH
PHILIP WADSWORfH
JAS G. ROBINSON
WM. r VANDEvERR.
WM. L. HAMBLETOS,
JAMES H. BEYERlDGE,
Commissioners
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Diui1eno Noiitfs.

p,,r,urner FoEr wArxs 4 CHlcIGs Ranulr Co.
oKurK or Inn PIITsHrksH Pa, march ~ ltL)
nIVIDEND No. 13.-The Board OF Dlrec-
t, of tbs COMPANY TalAr Quarterly n1dsnd
OF M per cent free q Gevernseri a 90 The 'io,
nsy,he o And sr h 1851 AZ the Onee Of insoS Lan
Co ~ inesi TO tho.e registered Al Ns ora and a. iSs
Oh,ee Of The Treasurer those registered Al Pittsburgh
T TrSnt boots viii clos, day Of March 1867 snd
oRsH VI ' ~ ~ " ''' T. NJ HUTCHINSON,
gscfetsrfr.
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gnstrnrtion.
RURNHAMs AMERICAN BUSINESS


RURNHAM's AMERICAN BUSINESS COL.
- LBGB, SPRINGFIELD, MASS,
model School Trade aOcsing Thery with Practice by system
Of actual operations which practically illustrate and mph
the Science Of Accountability Mercantile Erehange Gc In all Their
various relations
NATIONAL IN ITS REPUTATION THOROUGH IN ITS ISsTRuC
TON COMPREHENSIVE IN ITS COURSE. II
II the best Institution the knd the ntIspnngse1 Mass
Republican.
Il cordial business Massachus
cts Northampton Free Press
We have pains soquant ourselves with IL character and
heartily public patronAgeIrhs CongregAonA.
AheT examining its merits sbeery commend to the
consideration and patronage Of the and Of ConDee
persons qualified jndge
Of the business colleges the United SiateaThe GeDesee
Farmer.
Its location and the study thorough and practical
-IEev. Y ork Evening Post
IL Of the complete and thorough Institutions OF The hind
the ecnntry.-tThe Methodist
Let all and who get access to the American
Business College avail themselves lions Herald
In particular hTseass Business College with of
study corps Instructors and general facilities similar
Institution IN United States Springfield Daily Union.
The Business College has become established and
treme popular institution 10 this city spnnghed Mass Republican
This college Others Of the character
equTng less haste is Of study
IHorych (Ct) Bulletin
1t the mo.t complete though institution II ls all III.
makes and the inducements holds out to young neD
lsprngheh Daily Union
We bsv College found of the largest and most
thorough Of its kind young deous OF obtaining sound
practical business education most heartily commend mlIhe IN -
HEW COLLEGE BUILDIgG-The Of tbs Insu
on has induced ts Managers greatly enlarge its cues for practical
did huidng 100000 TINS rendering
unqneonA the best organized and most complete Business College
established
CIRCULARS PAPERS etc giving u particulars relating 20 the
Of study board and nion be bad gratis Per
pursuit Of the Educational facilities should address
LOUIS W. BUREHAM, President
New-York tribune., 1867-03-25

srarE YOKE BASE DrrAETEKSr, AthASr March - NJ
NOTICE is hereby given, pursuant 10 Chap-
~ Ter 29 IAvs oi ag Laws ~ ha that ne ercaatH
notes iSse Manufac;u Banb formerly The MeeAss hAnA
Of WilambuTgh bsnkisg association os ~ tt tiy 81 Nts ofi
IN h. epd :, pr h the Supcrnieput - the BANKING p.par
meat on The orb National bAhk Tie Nhy
Ahauy umth th hereof not thereafter
The outstanding e The sa buk must be p'fna
afor~sAd from the date hcr,oi An AT boxes Nfb
shall redemption aud payment shn The e us
viii charge N. ga hs i-nd, o. We "a
peneBdcn for thai purposs O. w n'HttLbh rnifHhsshN
sTaTE oY NEV. ioKK. BsSB DSrAErsEsT
ALsaNr, sept u. ldt
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, Pursuant TO
~ Chapter o es shd 81 law of ~ nat ths sies
l.tg sue 10 The NEWYORk COUNTY BANK % the ty OF
ss~yoyf HsntnK Association located IN the tiy of hsN-
Yorf vii rsr
isst on pressntsiiou Al ihs SEwfORk Tr0y At
bssK bs CITY Abssy from the Date hereof hS h"'
T outandng Circulating ef the s hAnk nn be p,eh'ed "a
,t,li % r We, from hereof ard al notes vtieh 'ha
moi bs presented M redemption within tho nns ta spe
br The hands
for that purpose :" '" sNhuibhh' H1Ie'A''Ne'"
Sept "a, laSon
New-York tribune., 1867-03-25
6eacbcrs.

A MEXICAN EDUCATIONAL UNI0N-Daiy
~ appointments for the Introduction Of leaes
Sehool Ohce Parents and Pupils Call address the NATIONAL
TEACHERS INSTITUTE No so Broadway " Y
CCHOOL TEACHERS WANTED.--1he sub
- ,bsI wishes employ for each i9Fn 10 the unie states Ss
formerly engaged either IN Day Schools or sun
s schools who the busnes
yass ILLUSTRATED HISTORY or TIE BIBLE y John k,to
n H. Bond u. D., Of Norwich Coun This is
selling book have pabshea Agnts make om Alo to
0 per "they boOf 70 eel ~ Ve
Apply Immediately person, by letter 10 the pahlshsI,
~ HENRY BILL. Norwich. Conn
New-York tribune., 1867-03-25
STOUT, THAYER &, g. I CO.. =

NOTICE for the REDEMPTION OF fUBA
IN COUNTY BONDSHoiee Is hereby gwen That NE unisthed
Fnng the CHnty Of lubs State OF CAorn have
three Thousand eight hundred and 90.
for the redemption Of Tubs County
Bonds 1857 and that sealed proposals VII be re-
Al the County of said County t CITY o
Maryvle until SATURDAY the lh day Of May A. l5I al ,
hour that day The July Coupons OF 1907 mu he
Attached 70 the proposals must be accompanied by the
bonds be Dated h b dag Of February A. d. 1897 al
''''''''''' '"'- WI HARTwELL,
N lNuI
New-York tribune., 1867-09-14
THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE FAIR.

Yesterday, the second day Of the exhibition
tbe great halls were thronged until late In the evening
Much is vet to be done render the exhibition complete
Only ono or two of the larger machines have Deen at
tached TO the steampower; ana seVela uayS w" plooA
ll h rooired to mt everything in working order But
sti marked Improvement has been cnected since the
opcDing The gallery Of art IS especlly attractive,
though il is by means complete; ana the display OF
piau0s and other musical Instruments is unusually fine.
Several of the departments in the main hall almost
perfect and sOOn when the various iner sting machines
arc in active operation, the spectacle will be brilliant and
imposing The pneumatic railway, which attracts much
attention. will not be in operation until Monday. PrODa-
bly, 5000 people visited the Fair yesterday and seemed
to be the prevailing impression that the exhibition is 10
be the finest and most successful given under the
auspices Of the American Institute.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-14
ARREST OF A NOTED FoRGFR.

Charles Albert DumOniur, James l. Davis
Charles A. Jourdan, and L. I. Dcfeamcrrc-an these
beng one and The same persOn-was prisoner before
Jasuee Bowling. Yesterday. charge Of committing a
number OF fOrecrcs upon city merchants and banks
Capt JourGan and several detective officers were in
seich oi Tie accused until Friday the Ch inst, when he
was arrested m neat cottage which he had leased the
Xcl''y 81 Ncw Rochelle. Since that tine Cart JDurdau
uas Hteh correcting Information and Modifying tle adven
Jurors NcLms, ana consequently the court room was
yesterday dehscly imongel hy cOnpaiuauts aid wit
Ac~e'r \ hNhtI ~ 1Nd1Hlfs were taken AGAINST the
pusQner Several weeks ago from forged chocs calling
10 ue aggregate for $lgtii. pup0itus 10 Ltyc Iecn
drawn tJ Nc,,!s. White, MOllIs g. Co. bankers m Wall
ST., were deposited iu Tic stuyvcsaut Bank bv man
NAO siy.td himself l.. /. Dth-alueit 1t No ~ TfneG
way. FffCrc tAc BANK officials learned TINT tll, Ir1
taken forged ce Rs nearly The cntIe amount lad been
U4Hl. 1ae accused js alleged 70 pe JIG peIs9n WLo