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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-14

Messrs Butler, Wade and Stevens are now
at the head Of the Aerarial and Conf:nation
party Mr. Wade says, there must be a more
equal distribution Of: the lands. " But land
isn't the only thing 'nneqnally distributed" in
this, and other countries There are monies,
stocks, bonds, mortgages ;-Htcy must all be
thrown into the hotch potch, Tor equal listri-
button, " The colored people want plate, fur
nit1ne dwelling houses, coaches, as we'll as
land" they want Bttaks too ''Do you
take?" They talk about one species OF prop
erty ooly, as being 'uncqually distrihutca?'
70 be sure, poor white men arc not consd-
cred in the account Of these Agrarians but,
then, limiting it to The 'colorcd people, don t
they perceive that when they distribute the
lands, they will have 10 distribute, other
things? Don't they remember that if Mr.
Southern has his land taken away from him
because he owns too much, there are many
greedy mouths who will water for the gold,
and silver, and riches OF Mr.. Northern ? Are
they ignorantlof all the lessons OF. history, as
we'll as the words Of inspiration, that they
who SOW the wind shalrcap the whirlwind ?"
Therefare men now acting under the control Of
the Radical leaders, IN these matters, who will
live bitterly to repent that they ever, for mo.
ment, countenanced some Of the doctrines they
are now striving to carryiinto practice. q
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-14
saORE n L " GOODS

Va ....,-..,,
every description of DRY Goods CAErET.
lNGS, MAI'TlNGS, OIL CLOTHS, &c, ~.
We can only name IN part -
Linen and Cotton Sheclings, Pillow Linens
and Cotyons, Countcrpanc$. D"ytlrs, AalaElnS'
Towels. Toweing OF every dcscripLi" InhIe
Dunask, Bleaclrd and Brown; Wine Cloths,
Shifting Linen, Cottons, Hloachcd and Brown
of every kind; Blue ID mestics, Tlckln&S,
Checks, Gingllans, and vii l;in;t$ o. Gloves,
Hosiery and Notions. ,,,,,.,,..c
A very large assortment OF MOU y Inv
GOODS, such AS 3d. Al and Ga superior all
wool Mollslns, florentines, ByZantines. Tain
mert;ncs, BombazincS, llcrnanies, Tnlnc#c
Cloth, ChnlIics, Canton Cloth, Alpacas, Pure
Mohairs, Silk Grenadines, Bcragcs and Love
Wells; also, q line line Of English Grape lclIS,
from $50 to $40.
We have ALSO received another large supply
of those elegant Black eros. Grain Silks, rang
ing from $3.50 TO $3.50 per yard.
We have also splendid rich luetrc Gro. dc
Rhine and Scmpcr ldcm Silks,in Black, Green,
Blue, Brown and other colorS.
A. full ine Of CAMERlCS and JAChO-
n FITS, both hard and soft finish; NainSo"kS
and Mulls, plain and barred; White Organ4iea
Al and Sd wide, some ofthem very line; plaln
barred and striped Swiss Mullins; whitean,! col
| orcd Piqucs, Organiies, lawns. FercuiS, Line"
Lawns, figured and plain.
We have q good assortment 81 six ana Clolh
MantcIs. newest styles; Also, ShAwis Hnd Lac"
| Points.
A very large stock Of Cloths, Ca-simcrrs and
Linen Goods. for gents wear CaSsiInercS, Cot
tonldes and Linens, suitable for boys W.ai.
japanese Ties for gentlemen, II new Arti IL
and very fashionable. But We must trrbeMr.--
We c:,n only add our stock Is very complete
and vt prices that cannot fail to please.
| Cur New York correspondents keep us con-
| Stuntiy advised rs to thu; slate Of the market,
| nj,Ii NAT Illr tn rlnI ul
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-14

Count de lMontalembert, a French writer,
and savan, an imperialist. at home, and radi-
cal abroad, has read an essay before the Acad-
envy aud had it published, about affairs in this
country, very foolish, and quite destitute of
truth,in many particulars. His folly and mis-
statements are exposed in reviews and news
papers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-14

j. Nj. Langston, the soIoret lawyer from
Ohio. spoke at Gordousville, On the | lth iust'
His speech was similar to those he deI''eiel Ii
Loudonn and other places.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-14

/ Tie German Turner'S National Festi|a
closed IN Baltimore, yesterday, with a disu,
hutiou Ct premiums.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-14

4 "Freellnen' 3 Association tur the re=Iora
ton of lost friends" has been organized il
Washington .a.,-.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-14

Prices Of flour and beet continue tn decline
in the Northern markets.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-14

Mr.. II. A. Pollard has written 4 new work,
which is shortly to be published, entitled Ice
ana his Lieutenanls' "a collection OF bogra-
plies covering the space aud action OF lllc late
war. The work includes some fifty lives in the
space Of about nine hundred printed pages. =
He represents Stonewall Jackson rs an amb-
tious man and high tempered combatant.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-14

The doctrine Of protection to domestic IN
lustry has attained its highest Development in
the proceedings of Radical county con
vention in Pittsburg, which has insisted that
the exclusion of foreign manufactures shall be
| followed 10y the exclusion of foreign lahorcrS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-14

The Chicago Tribune of the lth devotes
two columns to accounts of intanticlde. murder
adultery, riots, rotberiea stabbing attiaYs, ana
desrrtion cases ia that city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-14

The Raleigh Sentinel says there is . rumor,
that some Radicals in North Carolina have
determined to use efforts to induce The coorcd
people to register, ''and vote against a Convcn-
ton" The argument to be employed is, that
this is The best means of bringing about con.
fiSrainn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-14

The National lnteligencer says: The specie
movement since the lSt day OF January last
shows that whatever amount oil gold We may
produce from our own mines our stock OF gold
will not be increased. Thus, during the pre-
sent year, notwithstanding the large supply oil
gold from California the exports have exceed,
ed the supply from all sources by the amount
of six millions.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-14

"All Right" a little boy, one Of thc Japl-
ncsc troupe, fell distance of over forty feet
from rope in the New York Academy of
Music on "Wednesday night, whilst descending
from the dome to the parqueltc. No bones
were broken but it is doubtful whether he will
rccOYer
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-14

! The National lntegencer says that the coa-
lition in Virginia between the two wings OF the
Radical party, has heen effected upon the all
controlling idea Of satisfactory division OF the
sunils u. ,.... .... .. ....-f ..:.,,H
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-14
( T. w e l. +. \

fE1O III F. HOLD EI:S OF THE MORTGAGE
L BONDS OF THE ORANGE AND AL
EXANDRIh RAILROAD GOMPAN Y
Notice is hereby given that the Company pro
pose to fund the overdue interest coupons on
The 2nd mortgage bonds on lst July next in q
new issue Of per cent. bonds, and to resume
payment at interest regularly on said mortgn ge
bonds oil lst January, 1868. The 3 per cent
over dHa coupons OF subsequent mortgage, it is
proposed to fund on lst November next, and
resume regular payment Of interest seml-annii-
ally thereafter }. II. REID. Treasurer.
mv 9-eoliyl
Erich. Eng. Il Lynch. Virginian copy -..
Z. p BARTHOL low, -~.
NO. g, KING STREET, ....,
(Bctwccn Water and Union stroet@,)
~ ALEXANDRIA,, VA. 49,.
Manufacturer OF and Dealer in
~ AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT&&
AND MACHINE cry. .s..,....
Imnorter and Grower OF ~
GARDEN, FIELD & GRASS SEEDS,
go STANDARD FERTILIZERS.
Msy- A gent for Fairbanks Scales, and Her
rings Safes -. Up 5RhRTHOLOW,
Is, King St, Alexandria, Va.
jan 4-ly 55S, It'll ST., Washington, d. Q
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-14

INSTRUCTIONS 10 REGisTERa. The following
circular, issued to the Registers from heaI1uar-
tera, fully explains itself: ....-..... ..
"HEADo' Re- FIRST MILITARY DlsTgicr, -.
., 5. ''%TATE OF VIRGINIA, r.
a. "R1cHMoND, VA, June 10th, 1867. J
The Commanding General directs that the
registration of voters be prosecuted with as
much dispatch us may be consistent with Il full
anl lair registration. 1t Is his opinion that not
more than ais days will he required Ion the first
session OF the Board in any district, add not
more than one on two days for the second srs-
sion. He deairta the whole work To he com
pletrd. and the revised returns sent to Rich
moud, Oh or before the last day Of July
-.'VerV IrsnectlilllY,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-14
Hnhr, thNULES. &c.

Corner Payne y Cameron streets,
... ...... A LEXAN DRlA, Va.
l'nc attention Of dealers and consumers - cult
ed to our stock Of the ah0yc~!,amcd articles, ii
own Manufacture, . hiIii "" Ofici AL reduced
rHtr%
We have als0 constantly on hand from 10 SD
to 5000 bushels OF lcachcd and uniearLrd
ASHES, 10 which the caprcIal attention ~
farmers Anh others is called.
We guarantee aatislnctIDn to Ill VINO may In
yor rs with ;. call, feeling confident that our
prices and the guilty OF tl!" afIriea ntShni"c-
tured by us viii colnpsr" tHy"EaDly with lh"@"
Of other cltns
All goods delivered ircc Of charge to any part
ar thn rifv re- ..-..--.... NH l9-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-14

A gentleman in Leesburg, III All advertise
mant to those indebted to him, to pay up,
assures them that the issue with him Is mon
ey or the bankrupt lawI' This is another ISSUE
forced upon the South . t.e
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-14

1 WI. " .a PlANOHIl
.- VICTOR BkCKER,
no. 81, NORTH WASHINGTOr II STREET;
.# ..s. CORNER OF QUEEN,}
VIII constantly keep for sale and rent
PIANOS AND MELUDEONS
Knahe Il Co.'S. Unsurpassed Pianos
VGse's Celebrated 49,. -
Secondhand Pianos--very low. .....
Reed Organs for Purlors and Churches.
Terms to =uitlhe times. and every instrument
Gallltnted.
Pianos, MeIode'lls. Arrorieon=: Sc, tuncl
and repaired. ..'- ~
Orders fot ne will be received ut Ar j.
Entw,lcs Book Store 10, King street al*i.
Mi Robert Bells Booi; Store No. H. Klng Il
oct 3j-if 3D. ....E ....
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-14

The surface OF the moon, according 10 Stale
mepts recently made by eminent astronomers
in the French Academy of Sciences, has IN
dergone change A crater Well dehAea aI'd
nerfecty well-known to astronomers, has dis
appeared within IA year, and ltS place 10 now
marked by a large white spot III the middle
Of plain This is said TO be the first time
thai any change in the moon snrlacc has been
noticed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-14
/ u s T Il Il C + ! Z L u

I u : T Il Il c. + Y + ID .. .....
10 sacis Laguyra and kio Cntfees
I hhI Porto Rico ihlgAr ..r. ... ...
.." Cuba s-s.. g.. ..-. -- ...-.
Crushed, t1rannated, Pow,:ered Is. y G.
Extra Sugar9 ... ~ ...
Diamond, Golden and Merchants ;iyrups.
Choice Teas, Of all varieties. ....
Extra and super Flour.
Dobbins' Electric Bahbitta s5toarlne and
Brown Soaps; Starch, i'i- Carb and Sal inda
Flour and Sugar Buckets; Diamond ;jLate Par
Tor Matches; Adamantinn and 1alloW Candles,
&c, for a.,lr low by j. {. MlhEDRN,
my 70 ... ..- ID. Opposite the Market.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-14

REGISTRATION commences in the Third
Ward in this city, on Monday, and will be
followed up, at intervals, in the other wards,
New-York tribune., 1867-05-03

Mrs r. Wilson and ehIh Mr. Coat and iefsnt A. BAD" MA
Capt EIdhdse Dr. W. Bay krs Rowe Re, Ssin.ns'
Frost NJ Knldsen WIFE, sister and brother MS hans Dseg
and children Rev. Peyton Gallagher A. 8 Pos Docg &
wife Mrs Mary Lengwe aud children Capt Park; Mis- Louise
Nichols Mrs = Joarlan child and seIyast mdSstoo
child PnncOis Brouter Peter Barr wife and infant ke, NJ
Rubi VIM Biger r. Phanss V. T. Geisser Ar o. "e ana
child John H. Knigin Kip David b. sherman Mrs James
Kang and infant aud child Tompson VIE ana
children, Aug Schultz u T. France Ms francn ana 'vo en
Jansen, children, r. Bethel Mrs j. hoco and
Poubren Mrs Mye and children MIS- b
Gallagher and child Mrs Puen Miss Gallagher Mrs a. for
children T. j. johnson T. O. Hagen John Ober Jses Aeses
C. RoGo r. Lecbe Mrs C. Miller and ehh
and children A. Cafere and wife Mrs Keller Miss
Miller wife and chdren MA Dickson Thomas A.
Joseph Roper Charles Wasssre aud sister John Lines Alfred
A,kEer John be Olive Coe Baron vandsr Moot Ayah Gimsu
Jobu Fynn In the steeage Prom the husW L. Hsm'
ton Mrs JeVeDs Bayley, j. Truman wife and three Children Mr.
Mr. Oliver Mrs Renard H. Iisttean, Pens Dn-
puch Eek James Grdd H. Caby Charles Coake Deacon,
Ku BgeIgs Scheper w Epuh, James 6srvin H.
Glass ohn s.rn H. Bar Capt Watson sionu Brown Rev &
Miss fS on T. A. Fletcher Peter A.
Porran r. IIorsa L. Simpson g. Perkins Joseph Irescn u
Thomas b. Lewis VI DeaRO, Mr. Oliver Capt O. fWtnd
J. L. Patterson T. SanbOn, Jua g. Lene Morgan sAa Io 10
FROM EEw. ORLEANS May Pin steamship En,n Tstry-nn
nephew Ornsye John Ia Cave Mrs bnek ana dsus
Conway H. L. Twinde H. whteonb and l5 ne serfs
FROM ANTWERP. MAY Pin steamship hedway-nh 'shs" "
O. D. sulh'sn wife and children Mr. s.aeh hAint1FGeh
New-York tribune., 1867-05-03
PASSENGERS ARRIgED.

FROM HAVANA lin steamship More Csstl.-W = asof
s Cuba and family Count de Csa hontayo,
Couute MoH,yO and sister @ Dosne Sis sa s.,e
Bislep nm D. Perez, Mrs Al9nso & Ward & ks3dS1 a. j.
DursnJ Mr, III Smith, Gilman de fofuhon. J. Uiaie,
r. zsGsti II Geyco.enss, ynlsbor NJ bartlett 9sntos
Mas ami ye AZ L. Quick j. II. Bowman MIA Bishop hayoc A.
pt1.s, % Dr. Wpertauer wm.Clask H. Bsrtland q MeRek,
Ms A. etasy Mr Auasta g. Iohlsoa, Mira J. Lancer Mrs
nlcr n kenss Aranguen j. Paodo Mrs l. De hacombe W IL
Wye Mee.iA J, T. u Thompson .,, H.. c,..u..
Kchier Iohp shirley and wife Mrs Townsend BadEo
snoonerI Mr., Mayhew aud etlren Meyer aHd wie a.
LAWSON q r. Clark o. Nelson DoaAhoe wife and ierse
ed, and tao H. y HamAna wife two cfren A sc'
~ tyi.r oyrr r. Vsnns hTs j. Lane and child, ,Df " "
K Ylt Nfo and two eaden " lena r. % o
- 20 6ner w Arnes Wife and child Mrs L. Carsweh M
sou and chdrra Dr Logan aud wife Sess
w. I'M laughter Mrs Boce and infant j. frueu
n e. Iinnihs,ou We ul children tIee@ap VIE ana se
n Weich wife children, Ms kentLed, tna
Ma AsEhgeesd And aAat w H. Wood pSSsI % , & s A @
an lsuI.lo Nyers y A.. P.J Hickey we any -
lnasw ara heasirs A ehspTsS and shsPi ~ = ns 1S
Ri,, q W.
eoe1 y Sliren and sesst u L. CbanheIisiS ! kss Ma Is
Rsgsts abA ~ AemPnsr r. y h1p vapc & y, ,, ~
Adams a r IanD sfs and daugb.er Dr. Z nisae .si yys MIA
nj g,unIrss J. A. Perkins, Nio and chhIen MS y mhe sno
scn N. Al NJ Igas Al H. Mitchell n 4 fI1af George
Capt w O. Talbot aad daughter ueades hn
Lsson anJ nalt Al Lssis1 Mss slp Bsb ha GsesnsI,
New-York tribune., 1867-05-03
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

THURSDAY NAV 2-Of beeves we have fresh TO-
day 1888 at ehundredth-st, $50 at COmmusipaw and
29i at Hudson City, making total Of 1868 since Monday
The arrivals at COmmunpaw FOR yesterday ana to-day
were 152 with 1G63 AT Hudson City for the time
The train did reach 0nohundredth-st until nearly ii
O'clock but buyers were in waiting, and IN Few hOuIs
picked up all the lots Prices were lower tan they were
last Monday, sales ranging from 1G 20 7tc lot or f3
cattle, OF ca cwt ut 17c The best 81 cattle were
from IlnOs "a cwt, with fine top, sold at iGid7bc
The yards cleared at Hudson City last night, so
that only the 29 Alexander CATTLE and ~ bought at Com
plenty and was all that could be done 10 closo
out at about the rates Of yesterday Some O the Com
munpaw cattle sold yesterday portion Of them at
wholesale, 10 parties who rcailed them to-day. There
really about $50 cattle offering and the market
lot strong buyers cr0wdinR hard for lower rates The
lots nearly closed ont at l66l7c with few fine
holding for sc AmOug the sales 40 Illinois steers
Of 9 cwt which averaged lGtc and &c cattle, with fine
top sold at I60IAc u cwt Another lot Of 90 is
ported averaging 17c "a cwt with 100 very fair
Illinois Steers common, cwt, wholesaed at i6o.
Sheep have been coming forward sparingiy Of late
Nothing but few local lambs has been received AZ Com
munpaw since Monday These were Oi fair quality a. 10
thc average, and were sod mt s. eacb fully H.
Two cars, or S9 sheared sheep received at Hudson
City to-day, averaging s0i h aud quickly sold al 81
G9lc. There ear In 6ixthst., some OF Wares
prime clipped sheep Of % B sold al l0c.
Hogs strong today, account OF light arrivals for
several days past Tho demand Is only fUr the fresh
ais would cause reduction OF &C. so sIppes caauot
cOut with certainty upOn Be-, the price gou1 hogs
sslng az tOdRy, for any Jon h of time There we're
carr on the market M SemnlhpaN, lear Ot scH.
JIG b. poor they would only hing ieeii hogs sIg
TO Dc Kept at the stfor few months longsr Thn dtl9V
cure good l7 hogs brought Sc There wore lse trs
on sale ut FOrtiethst The hprssagtcrcu at COmta a..
paw foot up 81, ,0o Tor the month Of April hE9T /,
New-York tribune., 1867-05-03

ATTRRNoON Provision MARKET, 81 O'cLOCK.-Since
Change a fair business DONE and prices ruled firm
sales OF 900 bhs New Mess is held at S23 25 cash, with
buyers at . 1Si
PETROLEUM-The market is duil quote Crude at
Zoe m bulk 15sc In barrels Refined In bond at 20t
for L. 2la28sc. for do TO W; 24G2gkc Tor Primo
do; 2s5c. for 8. W., and 2GAc. for Z. w.
RICE-The market is dull aud we have only 10 notice
sales OF 90 tcs Carolina at l0b01lc.
SUGARS-A very fair business has been done In Raw
Sugars and prices steady basis Of 1O0lOac. for
FAIR TO Good Refining sales OF 1853 hhds at 0l2c for
Cuba; IOsaI2Sc for Porto Rico; 2O5 boxes Havana
private terms; Refined are steady.
SEEDS-A retail trade In Clover Seed nt Bd17o
Timothy Seed s quiet at 90 230$3 81 per bush Rough
Flax Seed is In fair demand at s3Gs3 20 per bush.
WHISKY-The market is quiet, at 29tc. for Western.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-03
4 CARD.
A UNIFORM WIDTH OF WAGON TRACK.

TO ne Editor Of ne 7ttem<.
SIR: Believing it to be the universal desire q
every individual who has occasion TO travel upon ou
highways that there should be form width OF waso
track this method OF suggesting 70 tho public IN
adoption OF particular widthsay four feet and
inches from center TO centeraRd IN no case accept
any other appeal TO manufacturers to make none bu
OF this width and TO the people, generally TO
no other BY tins means we may have uDnorfoity1{
Wagon and carriage makers the same 6tateyoss eve
in the same city, manufacture different wldths IN
ANNOYANCE a-the great damage and excessive incorX
venence caused thereby to the public is so evident ap
within the the experience OF almost every man
less 70 argue the advantages 10 be derived py estAons
ing q uniform width OF wagon track
NE must look to the newspapers TO start the ball O
reform rolling, and oDige HA~ 4
Hsto- York May a. 1867. f.- rnlhfft go
New-York tribune., 1867-05-03
MILITARY.
DRILL OF THE rHRrY-srvESrH REomryr

Hpons THIRTY-sEvESIH REGIMENT, N. q. &. N. Y.( .
NEw-YORK, April 20, 1867 !
GENERAL ORDERS, No. 5.-I.-In obedience 20 epeciaI
Orders IA from Brigade Headquarters, dated April IN
1867. the undersigned hereby assumes command oftn
S7th Regiment, y. @. b Y, Headquarters viii ~ ~
u.The Regiment will drill by wing at tAe krmely
In the oadngs and fIrings only tCaseys ~
lows Right wing Tuesday EVENING MAY isis "p'kJ
Friday evening. May TO- .-- , .. n q
IlL-In accordance With Special oTdcss oTdcss,. 10 w.,,s
for the trial OF delinquent ~
priyates Of this Regiment will e. I'm, lnsS
Roome. sSth Regiment, Is detailed as Pfsnoea' OF sA
Oourt % mar " nsxxnrpRY. .ITeutcol s7th Regt, " @.
Iient St GEO r. RABY, Acting AdJatant
New-York tribune., 1867-05-03
Total Stocks and Funded Deb

The President is of opinion that the next annual
report will show more favorable state OF things
Among the items to be saved are:
United States taxes. -S1,o'o oooCo
Amount paid Pennsylvania Coal Co. IN lSoo' VS'Vw
In the item of fuel the savings now reach y per
tun upon coal The reduction in operating expenses
for the first four months is reported to DE SooVooo
and the increase in gross earnings Tor Apl Is SU''ou
at 100000 Among the sources of increasing income
s nlaced an item of s35OOOO from the Merchants
Union Express Company, and full years busi-
ness from the PENNSYLVANIA Coal Company at salts
factory rates under new contract
The New-York Gold Exchange Bank viii here
after receive deposits of gold and currency Dealers
with the Clearing Department can have their bal
ances placed to their credit if they wish by notify
ING the hank
New-York tribune., 1867-05-03
Dort- War0en's Notire.

Nzw,YosH, 1 a
PoRT.whRpEss 0YTlcx, Ne 70 William 81 =
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
~ Section Of the Ass passed April u is1 entitled "A, za
Interested in having charge Of ,he sa, matter Of aes nqse
that the following under
ou b the that the said exsnlnsons
b. completed days succeeding tins 1se board
New-York tribune., 1867-05-03
GlES0N, BEADLESTON & Co.,
SrATE oS NEw-YoKK.

hTATK NHW-YOKK,
BANK DEPARTMENT, ALBIET Dec. H. 1865
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to
~ Chapter z6 Laws Of 1852 and SO Laws Of lse5
the circulating notes Issued TO the NORTH RIVER BANK Banhngs
soSen located In the C ofEewYok will I've redeemed AT PAR by
Superintendent Of The Banking Department presentation
Nfoal Mcsnes and Farmers Bank 10 the City ofAbanJ
from the date hereof AM not thereafter
The out Hhnf creug notes Of the sd bshk must be pres
Rosl within siT from the date hereof and al ka
not be presene for pon snd within the time ee
led viii esssr 70 " charge the fund In haBd Of the Supun
tendeai cor that purpose. O. W. BCHlYLRR
JhRi laH6Ih, r. ..t-. Bupefptendert
New-York tribune., 1867-05-03
SrArE o KEv.YoKK Bank DEPARTMENTAL
ALBAST, Oct I6 1865. !
NOTICE ID hereby given. pnrsnant 10 Chanier

NJ
ALBASf, Oct l6 1865. )
NOTICE is hereby given pursuant to Chapter
~ Laws ~ 5l 1ui 40 Laws Of 1865 circulating
SHOE ASD LEATHER BANK bsntng 10.
The C q New York will be redeemed AT PAR by The Super
Tie Banking Department prosnton York
state National Bank n the W Of Albany and At the National SAot and
Lett Bank n the Cy ofh~iek W sir from The date heo
spd not thrfesi,r
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New-York tribune., 1867-05-03

tbe Cornpany's land than before. The Presdent
made brief reference Co tho litigation between the COM
pay aud the City Of Boston, and spoke o the prospective
Increase in the value of the CUmpanys Land, III view VI
tine probable future consolidation Of the western SuDdh
towns with Boston, which event the land would DO the
center OF the city.
The Erie Railway Company earned, for the year
ending Dec 81, 1866:
New-York tribune., 1867-05-03

Aieernon,Charles swinbsrne is said to have ssTH
Dy nv ~ iitie The eyes 5000, the brow hgha ana
hroad Atogether he has rcmarkable faceTinnosen9
r and alive with genius. He Is small IN stature, W
Iss is ssonceptrated, fiery, and enthusjasue
New-York tribune., 1867-05-03
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