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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-18

The Portland tMe.l printers have formed an Arte-
mus ward Monument Association.
She cornerstone of the Michigan Soldier Monu-
menf is 10 laid at Detroit July with appropriate
Masonic exercises.
. The Camden and Amboy Railroad Company OF
SewJersey are reported To be- about purchasing the
Trenton Arms and Ordinance Works. for the pnrposeoi
converting them into machine shops for the
Of cars and other needful appendaes for their road
Mr. R. B. Lewis an experienced Western engineer y;
has commenced preliminary operations ID te So IN
bridging the Mississippi ut st. Louis, uelhE 80 rar
boriig thrpuCh tl.e sedment the bottom OF .he
for he purose OF esceItainng the depth 10 the roeA
upon which the piers must rest -,
Al ArotroI;an naner announces the recent dis
coverv in fhat country OF species OF liquid gum OF
Oil Usays "a tract OF land NOT n,na WITH
bbnr springs OF gum oil, while al around are vast
~ fe euin sOhdfed into the CONSISTENCY OF
E91i r,hbcr When exposed To fire this suhstance,
NH "a cht and floats in water. u said 10 balp wiIn
I,i,,bt flame be accompanied py thlcA St"A' IA"
smell similar 10 old grease.
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F. c. BuLKLKr Auetoneer.
VALUABLE PROPERTY AT AUCTION;

Y p. C. BULKLRY will sell THURSDAY, April - I" u e0'A
on the premises Rye westchessr County by order OF hs
Christ Church, the property Known the PARSohA'b N
ground handsomely situated about FaArsr
dr. s,po and either AZ private residence for hotel or
boarding house ..r - 80 IL,
Upon the premises large substantial e't0ry and uo o
has been recently repaired and improved
Also, stable earagehOus, &c. Plans end mhps " 'H
a. WAItt f-..., -.'t fr4 .fIrI.a A.
Also the day at O'clock p m Op the premises
dspot al RYE the unsoh portion Of the Farm Of Dr. @
futile divided plots varying in size from about 70
The property very desirable for building purpose ~" " wv
MEDIATE vepty Of elegant private residences . 49,, -.
Mans At the depot Rye The Auconeers Oe sn Gays
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SHIPPING IATELLIGE ECE.
PORT OF NEW YORK. IT.
CLEARED.

CLEARED.
Steamship Tripoi (Br) Martyr, Liverpool. Cnnard
steamshp Iermf Nm (Brrpn.l. Wenke, Oelrch To-
Steamship Dingo Sherwood Portland, J. T. ArreS -
Steamship Moneka. Libby. Charleston Livingston FOX u
Steamship J. Thompson, Meorc. Baltimore
Ashland. Norton, Boston, W. r. Clyde.
Steamship Abemsre Bourne, Norfolk, City Point and Richmond
+. MctlTealy @ 60. go 80. r.-..-a III.
ken L PalmOre.
Steamship Acushnet Kelly, New-Beiionl
slip Gorilla Jones. John. n. B.. Williams Guion
ship Nile (Br D. Ayl1ni, Quebec. j. ,. " hitney Co.
Shin Liverpool. Lambert. London GuuneN. Nnnrp 20.
Bark Matilda (Aus;.l. MfKa Trieste. s.ocoveb d SmiID
Brig Nellie Ware. Ware, MAHzanula, Moss Ward
Brig Alendae Br). Marsh ~ Johns n r. Permission ="
Br9 ClaraheIa Tracy, Ssgua Miller 4 lIoughton
: Trg Scotland Rose Aatanzas, Il. p Buck 4 ca.
Brig Montrose Peterson. Ponce, r. r. X NsydeL
Brg (BE), Beat Trinidad Miller hOGghtn.
Sch1 Oakes Aue Edwards Baltimore, Van brunt Slaght
Schr Ottowa tBf Bennett Mouci0n P. l. Neyius Sous
Schr Cluton Shadsford Ceuflegcs. j. Darlington Son
Schr MARI Ellen Br.l, smith, Bermuda, y w Gsrinef'
ScYr d. j. Railing Granger. Baltimore, Hicks Z Bell
Schr. EVELYN, Neal. Barbsdoes. D. Trowbruteg 1 Co.
SrhT Ezra d. Pogc. Barber, Baltimore A. J. Bentley y Go:
Sc.r Howe OBJ Canning 81 John y. B., d. r. De Nof@ Co
Sehr J. b Snail (Br). steyen. Havana, Tuylo Nnns'
Soot Ida Lee. Ensign. Middleton c.
Soop Ella Jane. Allen Bridgeport
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ARRIVED.

Steamship cty ~ Boston Or Leh Liverpool % Queen,
s,an,hp Pronehe. Phillips. Moresd City 60 hours mdse an,
pas Murray Ferns Co The schooner Joseph Tsey whs,t
Progucw arrived sh With boFPa trokn and o'HeF"'e Gam
Bark Bessie Simpson f St Andrews b. yeAnse Messiu' Feb
Stb f1it &c 70 IsTrrce GILES 90. Gibraltar Feb y
B-A S fe ss o, ~ r m ces he Equator March a. SIT
Inst experienced Aeay from Esi to wv dunns ~As 0s' aS<
Bfs thinning Bird Or s,eysss Windsor Ms 10 days With DAs
scST f g5fo Me- Tsila cg4a Al y G @aI, VII
London, snGb ng Chariot Tor Phiadelphis.
Sehr Ida 4 JAIME Jayne. Ncw.tiaven "a,
seL sophia jameson of Roclan Jameson, Havana 9day' With
fat Joseph Eness Has bad heavy weather
MeCeady inst 80 q Ion q a passed quantity %
pals aud OF wrecked stuff apparently noong
seRr White swan of Calais Collins, aroyo R. April 'nEs5
int, Of bad very gale in which split sails and 'S'-
scls A. Treat Kecue ~ P days With mdse to T A. R.
Webster Co Had e heavy Weather The e9's .sgs P s
NNE boarded by heavy which threw the esse on
AMI shifted ergo i Sovins 50 hard a.
m succeed ssss y Ds % 5Sg t Ssht OCCASIONALLY .h
ping quantities q water ApnlJ 1t . ~ long '5 w ~ ~
he T. Bsvs from YewYorE for Fensrdina sprung leah
in the late gale and bad then q hold aud the leah gain
me The cspn ala not wish his vessel bat requested 70 so.
accompany during Tie Rtt the Wind ngn ,Hross
% h the bold coauid TO eay pamp hsd ehoseS
n d3p n hs Sate o% 1.-THE ecsste with
Esss'' Tie ey'I sd crew s: , e S x H. es for Trs
d had the gale Of the 2b opnss. With part 81 Sf sTs.
Quantities OF hogslesd slaves a.i beads adnil
J. +.
Scbr H. T. Wood Cures, Virginia
SPOKEN.
onAs,sAshp 18th inst, lat q %. long 70 from Ne" Orleans
for Boston.
Apco Amecan-schr I2h at % % loo a a. hene bound
Arugon-seh inst lat g. sn g. from Cape Henry Tor new
York ~ DAYS cot. ana supplied her With Provisions
Cty Of rck-steamship, llth inst. lat ~ ~ Ion q "
Ellen Morson-bsk April r. lat y co. lon ~ p bound r.
City oAutwepsteanshp, April Is lat Al. long " H. boand
WHALERS.
In the Mona Passage April spoke whaling sehoon James d. Cob
In, And Winged lacel with 10 bbls oil each
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosroS April l5Asd. steamship Oriental New Orleans ship
Fto Lyerool Elsey w Chase CsrdenAsi
hrs Flyug loud Ba6adocs and H. NJ Crosby Ragged Island
FOREIGN PORTS.
Al Trinidad Cuba March Union, brig L. Allen, and hr b.
T. Allen for Philadelphia April J. -. -
A. Ayroyo r. Apnl barks Gsee and Amazon loading bne
Rispg sun do sch Nonabo, tnh Ladng 10,
SoNch brs James MuTehu Branch G. H. Reynod Fos
andOo Belle. loading.
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crt-u)aroen's Notire.

STATE NEw.foRK, Z
PoRr.wARpENs oFFIcy, No. % William Ct
NOTICE is hereby given, III accordance with
~ Of the Acc passed Agr u sS, nnsd 4, AZ s act
interested in having charge Of the subject matter OF such lnq
examination survey that the following vessels are nov Gner ehau
lion by the Po the said exannno
completed within days succeeding tins notice On boaa s
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Boots ano Shoes.
PASSENG Frs ARRTTED.

PROM LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN, April l6-lo aeamhp
CITY BoonNrs willis child and infant Mr. ms and Mis- krs-
patrick Mr. and Mrs Eerton Mr. aud Mrs
Nathech daughter Mrs Hwod Mira Saunders and children
Mrs Westerly laughter h lngm Mrs Hinton, Mrs Deenng
Miss Am Edwans Eliza Hauratb Miss Best Miss Ace u War
rem Margaret Hone Miss o. H. Chambers Mr. Fitzgerald Pns
Miss johnson Mara Paul Keen, 4. Cuhb0d Iicke Pat
rick Nolan Robert Phicad NJ AMI VIM Evans Fritz Hertha r.
shear McB Ceude sinton Mr. Vincent VIM Cook James No
Goaan Master Ferguson, James PalkneL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-18

A UCTION SALE of desirable REAL ESTATE,
"A Railway The .ubenhT Ibom7 NJ Martin 5q,!se
VOL cell positively auston tac trsrt THURS
DAY April d. ors The FARM .iev belonging 70 Robert
Do dcirhr laud viii house
barn arp orhar other @ also Nol 81 eoo water on
REFUSES. beay 'inr hf uprtlrry she OF We T"t
Rahvay to pufed. y miles um iae depot cars leave l.
a.. 4 M. 81 toutisuitst
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". n MLLEk Auct oussr.
by JOHNSON. MILLER & HALL,
ID ATeVlOGFIRS AND

a
RIAL ESTATE BKOKER
No 20 S'.arsT COZ creAEsr Srv iGHr ,..,.J o.,
tps5s5 Is. asroaie Auction sse ofS.c1l fHur, SC
p, I ssDsl 'PotIfryF PaTrifi6S siiE WTHorT RI
eERyg by order q te her' q The ,aaes hos Saa 70, 30 .,
o. Re- HE>Y WARD BEEcErs ,nlRcd To hou,s j. ,u2
,ii b aid ,,,sstsS Bic oaoirss reo. vs buld
saes q '', r,tsg ''' i'' h.. t,l Partition Tal.
snd aaiain. Cayrr hL heats ths ert r. taieug o
Ht5,' s ror nap. AID g.rs, sppg ne auconss' No
. NASSAU 'hBsolrTE sAtE OF % EEooELYy LOTS
GakAL tlANnh FOE CIRCULATION a..
iEsaria,e y. b. B.e aad o>
e ., tr,n Bae and Butler o.
Esiesi a s. bet Il,vsni and o.
to- = s., b 5 %.' IA i' coo . - S
ami, - E.. s ss. l No. s IS S .. 9S'''
POSITIVE sALk oF TWO COTTAGES. al, -.
NoSTRANpAvE els, lie y i,et rS,,9 81 y, ,
u,ut containing Rm. 2iJ each oae lo 2lr'D iheo'he 4+yi"
Ae LOTS Ilopn.ouave corner Of Marion and saP'er'
zach 2'Iipo -.,.,..,,,y ,.-,,,
ftI2 oeock, al ibs EXCHANGE SALBSROoN.
r,t,rIftG .I RRow As1,iSS Residence
No q FiRSr.PLACE. near Coartst. .
I'm beautiful SsCs os'1gss m , AID n eoS" "as bo or
m ,ton an comfort Il ,osn' :, r1 rs'3is s,9 I B
nd Sorr Rsoms Kitchen Laundry Chamber, Closets too
Marble naHies ard Basins baer' Pelhss Patent
rows Furnace with Copper Boen Stationary Wash Tub, Bei,
Patent Reversible lunauts th'l
was he Le hc'T Of which y cemenrd elegant imported
Fountain With falls IN front Of house 20 hearnB ffui Iree
also Grape Vines. Shrubs, Flowers, cio in Ganlen - j.,
idea OF tbs house must DC seen 10 ~
appreciated -, ., ,-,,.. Va ., N,..,n.,,
NY
70 O'clock the FIchhge saesronm, No III Boadray
POSITIVE SALE 10 close an ESTATE b order 81 the Incl lO
Of CHARLES OEEILI deceased. TARRiTOWN and NkN iohh
PROPERTY Bfoalway Bekmau Isr tov ~ large ana anu
sauta basement api snheelsf brick House c'l.n
rooms large garnet ami great humbf VI CLOSETS noHn
Billed 6ith fruit Sewers AMI uhhri
Broadav Beekmsns tWoNiory ae basement ana
brick House containing aud plenty Of closets Two large Lo'
tnely located , nm. l.,
Also the following DIRK Froprry: forhs, south SIDE
eommsLrnE Eighth FyE LOTS q. per cent may
remain mortgage Maps Ohcc Of Auconcrrs NO ~ NaAs
Also VALUABLE NETWORK Lots FirstAre., @est side pe
tween Fnvdrst Nd Fins. secondsS, lots 25Ilo each
Aso time and place a., o,s -. cporov
FsPLENDID COUNTRY RESIDENCE and valuable LUIS NhVi'
fAiIS \. Y. only N rvis from the drpot -
6pe DWELLING belonging g. AVERY, esd on Avenue and
p,., ro bgh and commanding House iO with extension
ia,l6 eopng 10 rooms roof everything arranged for CON
irt and eou,enisue House bulk In best manner u BACK
er and has hath sud other eoh'eAeHeS
H /, yery desirable either sumner Winter residence
Also good BARN l6ttO and LOT 20 BY about no feet CONVENIENT
to he Dwelling
THIS afford eIcccnt opportunity TO secure desshs resi-
deue and choice beautiful village only II miles rom LAKE ha
nae one the She state All trains stop ms
station Fny per may rmA mortgage For maps apply al NO
Is kassau
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Quttiou Sales of Real estate.

A. J. BLREcEgR, AuctonteE
J. BLEECKER, son & Co, will SELL
"A. Auction THURSDAY, Api D. at u O'clock at the IL
ohauge kassroin5
valuable 3sior louses and stores The north
% corner 81 2 front; % feet deep
The uro within block Of broadway aud ose great IN
duccmcuts 10 capitalists $500. -
BROADWAY LOTS
BFoADw.T ip AND ltiDsrs the side comprising
The entire front trtueen ifd 4ad liIst
Itln.sr-l lots north siI, 81 ofthe shove
llsT- ois a rcar II above BroadFay os The whole
eorrrrg po ~ u ots hra-tifI situated Terms easr
IAyE AsD sd ST. northeast 7h and 81 s. lot
25.IIiyO. -
THURSDAY Arrl ..
70 O'Clock az the Exchange Saesroom
R1psr iof. uarth Gllst 100 feet u l2thaye
6lDsri lots ale cl,i 200 Get east oi lith ave
a2psf-4 rile G1dsi aH fe east ~ l2ih ave
srsT-4 lots north side Bliss s. 100 ieri eat Of lithae
sll 90 a. 81 feet east 81 llih ave
lots s thaFr, north eat corner oi''sN y"
g,her front llnf-ru River
7trn4r-5 south size 5lthst, 90 fet essf l1ih-a'e
4srusr-5 ts north s.i~ taihsL 20 feet east OF J.nafe
Nrns and parcul4rs a. No - Crlar-si
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Gnmmer Retreats.

A FEW BOARDERS can be accommodated
~ nth ROOAIS and good BOARD. farmhouse mie from the
Village Of Highland Opposite Pougheepse) i've minutes wsk from
and telegraph drive from steamboat land
IL PLENTY II fruit good shade &c Address Box No u Highland
T.. o., Ulster Co.. " Y
~ pARENTS about visiting Europe their SONS and
narGItrTRS At EASTERN hYGkIAN HOME Florenes flights
her thew can the proper wholesome fe bahhg
nEss primary school une training musical lessons esAn'%
sssscateA Terms Reasonable A
d,,s. n II TRAIL No. 81 SiIth-ave, New York
BOARD WANTED, at Elizabeth, n. D.. within
ID sng distance ofdepo by two Young men from Nay 10 oe
(SS'TSKiLL MOUNTAINS-Del Delightfully."- SIT
~ nad only short distance IRON the Mountain og 81 20 og p
- a. ! Anpv hy mall PIlfLO PICK Ralenvle Greene o.
y, Tor particulars, No. ITO Whhanst Ne"iofA Terms
moderat0. ,.,y-
(tOi jZTRY BOARD.-Delightful BOARD at
" eria Gold prug, an the Highlands Win pns1.s a%.y
ninute Aiu
% ,.raus 10 ms grounds well shaded and Hne d'es
Fr.rYy Ia \ eat lpLt on ~ %
nea bears W"3 F" "''' $50 I0MKR nORGAS. 30. Pmert
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MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sup Rses.57 san Ses..6.42 Moon Sets, riaes
NIGH WATER
Sandy HOOK .... 78 Cows Island. 1854 Hell Gate.sSs
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STATE o. EKw-YoRK, BANK pgPAHTliEVv,{
ALBASy January Is 1867
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN purSuant TO
Dlpioeno Notices.

OFFICE CENTRAL RAILROAD or NEwJERsEI, No 100 Lberys;
NEW. YORK. April 9, 1907 !
TTHE usual QUARTERLY DIVIDEND of
TWO AND HALF PER CENT and the Government tax has this
Az been declared payable SATURDAY the 2h inst this ONCE
he transfer will ke closed from Wednesday The l TO sur
tsy the 9Th last SAMUEL KNOX Treasurer
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ITo Building Associations and Individuals.

III
FOR sALB-20o OF LAND vabk isr BUrLDTNG SITES
within miles City Ha kswYork and easy by
railroad The the easeTy
ns6nsack The elesas fdse known the renech leraOs
perfectly LAg Aretsbs hss premises
sCIeft fof ssie all
orFo asmsy greed witt paAAseA full particulars a
Ply j. III lsAAS pAYIQS NO. ~ BroadsaE
WHITEST0NE,--T three adj Joining COUNTRY
w RESIDENCES sale 10 letOn KatetoDeayt .Flutbu
L. Apply to d. n H0UGllTON the pemses orto Law
RBECE fOULKE No. III Broadway bazemsph H. l3 ID
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TOR SALE-At Newark, n. j., the most ele-
sa; sSe desirable IsSnoe IN s STATE she grounds having
dance Of u and Towers the house Of three stories With
Ssoy stone tower Commanding extensive view Of the surrounding
country and repete with modern convenience CELLAR
Kitchens and laundry pnecus halls parlo drawing dining
beautifully esooee IN oil 6ne bedrooms With cedar closets
ke The premises Tge harm and carnage house with stalls for
with abundance
dc geehhoese and gepeJ Pe4 aber particulars sppy AN
THOSY L. BLRECKEK 4 Co, E0 "a Pine.st -
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5apings Banks.

A TLANTIC SAVINGS BANK,
IA CHATHAASQUARE NETWORK.
MOzep dDOsid belOrs J n will dT0T tEtTesf from T4
PER CEST INTEREST IS TO $500
HARRISON HALL, President
Io.xpu CoopyH Secretsry
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IN ELEGANT first-class RESIDENCE fol

a n Ut
~ SALR sfe by btt 1903 n tie best manner double
AIDED AMI filed DO with French ouf tower
Of bsck walnut plate glass Window burglar alarm c
maute vsshtasn8 bath vaercost wathtuhs the
plumbing heavy furnace Sc The grounds 30 et by
planted with
vines shrubs plenty soil l rate, dry aad Vel dHel
well o. ~ feet deep WITH pump oonhodous ok carriage
house poultry The situation very pleasant %
and heahv SANFORD Flushing Inquire on the premises % OF
n n VI -lr- -nl
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Corntrn RraI Cstate for Sale.

AT ORANGE. n. J.-VILLAS, VILLASiTES
~ and Farms great ysncy beautifully situated oes 1gar ION
New York fr Country and Houses 10 LII Tor
he year by BLhCKW ELL SMITH No ~ william 49,
York etolt O7nre corner Man and Cone,a 70 o.
At ELIZABETH. y. j. NJ. MEEKER,
~ Real Estate Ageu Boad The thriving and popu
r e WO inhabitants, a minutes from Newlor BY
Central Raj 81 beryst AL Jersey Kali
road foot Forts each daily The sfest
and county property ofauy IN the STATE when be VIII
.Fos a. rha
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DESIRABLE COUNTRY RESIDENCE,

A RARE CHANCE-1hree COTTAGES for
n stIE AZ Psesac ~ prices $500 $3.50. S7tC1 Apply
70 CHARLEs TCNLEY SO GIeenshst, Of s. o. BlDDBLL
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WANTED TO PURCHASER small COT.
fAGh HOUSE within ~ inmates from Cty Hall Address
AshnF location. tenas. ks. b. A. G.. 9Ibubs Ones. 8
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HOUSE for SALE-Three-story basemer
and sub-eelar BRICK HOUSE; No sfAtL between soa
krth Nnths WiIamtarh; nearly aud 10 hrsis
Tins ,asv Irerre on Inc premises JOHN MURPHY
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NOR SALE or tA LEASE-At Newhnrgh. \

Il " miles Borea Of the Csgr House Dutcse
Cosnty " containing IS Of land all under high Of ch
ystoH having eees dairy t1TI ioi good dwelling With
barn sheds and All Outsdng good water at the
bu and the PAk Creek running through the hr Price 90 90
Po further particular inquire Of HOMER MORGAN Ne PHe
| Hddr He4N No paurtk usie Post
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IR0GlS MICK COUNTRY RESID
THREE BEAUTIFUL HQUsESat R0SELLE,

II IINU MIND FNUh
Fiay New ork By Central Railroad Of NeSJey
All but the substantial and attractive manner finely finished
with marble mantes 6c situated desirable localities being
only two blocks from depot Very desirable for persons doing business
SewYork Price from $500 TO $500
4 L. Nn PM
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DARGAIN.-TwO 100 acre TRACTS in Mis-
I'D sour; beautiful land would EXCHANGE Tor small IACE an
pay take merchandise JAQl rs No H6 Bfoa1na
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-18

WANTED-Between Westfeld and Somer-
W vile mile depot comfortable HOUSE BAN.
ss sore Land Prcs sbon $500 Adorea PRINCIPAL Bon No
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1867-01-11

on the book, got seaman's rig, and
presented myself to the captain for
inspection He received me with OPP
en- arms.
Good heavens p cried /. r
eyes y said he, Il am your own
cousin David; and your cousin DAM
ell, and George are mong the crew..
and your aunt Peggy is going as far
as Florida for her health"
waited to hear no more. The YES
sci was just putting off, but could
swim Thank heaven, could swim
And without as much as saying good
by, / dashed into the water, and
struggled TO tho shore, to be met by
aunt Sally, who exclaimed:
Better go right home Jimmy, and
change your stockings. Wet feet is
dreadful apt to bring on the rheuma-
tiz. Don't mind him, captain = she
yelled after the receding vessel, che
was alters little weak in the upper
story p
l broke from aunt Sally-went to n
hotel-dried my clothing got into n
railway car-went TO Philadelphia,
and enlisted into the army. My cap
tain is my uncle Saul, and l have
three cousins in my company, and
five more in another regiment with
which ours is brigaded.
Did ever a poor fellow have such
luck If should ever be found,
some fine morning, at the end OF
rope, it will be the fault of my rela-
tives.
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'a'n Street, st. Adams, VT.
WITT ~" Sn'rr'Nu fuhS'
GILBERT b. SMITH.
claim Agency.

~ -
ID diers ~, enaetments of Congress-. all Soil
eved bnt n s,a nave served three years and have
q Who b avNsloO bounty from the United states.
alrged in caV enlisted for three years. were dis
a hidlrpeeo consequence Of wounds, and the wid i
Ssel iof mr. VI parents OF any soldier who en-
aA bounty a years, under promise of only
ySl 10 AM . S1d who died in the service are en-.
'S1ED DOi TI'Gs1psI ui91na bounty Of ONE HUN
~ or hsvp pensioners whohave lost hand or
o's Of hand Incurred on disability equivalent to
lSsase Of pensio az loot, are entitled to large
t to an widows of soldiers or sailors are
n '0nth for each ,ass pension of two dollars
Ulcers es, above nature, and for arrears of
sf'ice, eom,aa pay, for horses lost in the T.
BY sp prIe money, will be promntIv nrosn
Sappasation BY letter enelpsiSnpp rG Disc
ls sary paS oersiee, win be attended 10 and ths
es de4pers returned to applicant for s' s 'iae
~ AbanSs" ' se over the First National Rank
WI 1000. 125-tf.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1867-01-11
BANKS.

The bank of 50. AibaaS was incor-
porated in 1925, and at the expiration
of its charter, it was rechartered for
fifteen years. It's legal existence as a
bank of discount expired in 1866
The first President was Benjamin
Swift, who resigned the Office on his
being elected representative to Con =
gress in 1927. n. w. Kihgman was
then elected President, and was con =
timed in said Office till his death in
1915. when Lawrence Brainerd was
elected President Mr.. Brainerd was
successfully elected President as long
afterwards as the bank had an exist
ence. The first Cashier was Andrew
Plimpton, who resigned after two or
three years, and Alexander G. Tracy
was elected Cashier He continued a
wear OF two, when he was Obliged TO
90 South for his health, but never re-
turned, having died among his friends
at Schaghticoke, N. Y Abel Houghton
was appointed Cashier IN October
1929 and remained Cashier till the
bank was wound up. The capital,
originally, was one hundred thousand
dollars: but there was never but hfty
Thousand dollars paid in. Owing to
the money panic and the stringency
Of the times, the capital was reduced
TO that sum. This bank for some
wears withstood the repeated attacks OF
the Suffolk bank in Boston to break IL
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1867-01-11

p<S- A young lady from Grass Valley
recently visited the city OF San fran
cisco. and has communicated some OF
her experiences and observations 10
the Grass Valley National. Of course
as becomes young ladies, she went 10
church, and, among others. attended
that of the Rev. Mr. Stone Her
references to him in her letter, con-
tains points of information aud inter
est. Nyo extract as follows:-"l went
to hear him preach last Sunday night.
He is certainly one of the best eiocu-
florists on this coast And such ges- /,
tures they are SO graceful. He -
said to live finely; keeps seven hpe
horsesl But who would own slow ana
poky ones, l should like to know II
they were able TO afford better