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SPECIAL NOTICES.

[For additional Special Notices the Second PG0sl
f9g@ REFRIGERATOR BAZAAR. B. S.
~ HARRIS d co. have, in addition TO a fine
patents, viz-Harrs, Patent, Rees q Tevis Patent,
and Wrights Patent Ice-Water refrigerator; all
warranted 10 preserve meat, etc. etc, dry and
sweet, and to be more economical In ice than any
other Refrigerators.
5l6Sm4p No. 1l9 North Ninth street. near Race.
N.Y. NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING.-JoY,
COE d co. Agents for the "TELEsRAPH"
and Newspaper Press OF the whole country, have
MOVED from FIFTH and CHESNUT Streets TO No
las SIXTH street second door above WALNUT.
OFFICEs;-No. l44 s. SIXTH Street. Philadelphia;
TRIBUNE BUILDINGS, New York. 73Oa4p
NY@ FOR TRANSPO TATION TO MILL
tary Asylum at Augusta, Maine, apply at
No. 243 s. THIRD Street,
on this and Monday morning from 0to l2A. NJ.
JAY COOKE,
5252t Manager.
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The Capture OF MaximiIian.

By a despatch published elsewhere in THE
ByENIEG TELEGRAPH, our readers are informed
of the capture of Prince Maximilian by the
Liberals, under Juarez. By the last news the
drama of the Mexican Republic is ended.
Viewed from some points, it seems melo-
dramatic. In other lights it is farce. We
earnestly hope it may not end in tragedy.
The ever varying fate of the Mexican Empire
savors rather of romance than reality.
The Austrian Archduke is induced to quit
the palace of the Hapsburgs to accept crown
in the Halls of the MoDtezumas. Entering his
new territory under the most auspcious cir
oumstances, he little dreams of the termina-
tion of the play. Backed by the three great
powers of Europe, with a neighbor rent by
civil war, and no rival on his part but a
guerilla President, with handful of soldiers,
half banditti, he seems safely seated on the
throne.
But times have changed. His allies have with
drawn, the divided republic has become re-
united, power has arisen which will not
tolerate monarchy, the President of Mexico
gains victory after victory, until at last the
Soi-diSdnt Emperor is prisoner and the Aus
trian Government begs for the life of its Prince
at the hands of a so.called bandit.
We hope that no personal harm will come
to the Prince. Our Government has already
spoken in his behalf, and it would disgrace
the cause of Juarez did any personal ill come
to the captive. Let him return to Vienna, and
there mediate on the mu.ability of human
affairs,
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power the disfranchised Rebels. He
has sacrificed judicial duty to parti-
san purposes, and has stulGfed his
Office BY his decision, the aims of the
act are circumvented, and the Board of Regis
ters, created for the purpose of excluding
Rebels, finds itself with no power but to write
down their names. Il is the old story of the
Buchanan times re-enacted. The oath to sup
port the Union and Constitution, then, gave
which specifies certain disqualiiications which
were to exclude Rebels from the lists of the
Registers, gives the Registers no power to
discriminate between a Rebel and a Union
man. Such is the logic of the Attorney
General
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r AIDES, SAVE YOUR CLOTH AND YOUR
IL money by calling AT Mrs. COOLIES, NO. 1881
MARK Ic Street and learn TO your own dresses;
also learn her new style OF Raised Worsted Work
Dresses, BasQues, etc, In one houf. So ,,,an
Agents wanted. . 10 l-Y-
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THE WORKING OF THE SUNDAY LIQUOR LAW
Yesterday the law forbidding the sale of in
toxicating liquors on the Sabbath went into
full force for the first time. We had been told
that it would have no good effect, and that
men would carry home on Saturday the liquor
to drink on Sunday, and thus evade the law.
This statement we doubted because many men
who will drink in public house will not
take before their family that which they do
not hesitate to accept at the bar. The returns
at the police headquarters to-day prove the
truth of our opinion. The number of arrests
made yesterday was flty-seven, in opposition
to over one hundred and fifty on every pre-
ceding Sabbath. Not only was the decline
most obviously the result of the new law, but
of the arrests male nearly three-fourths were
made before 6 o clock in the morning of the
Sabbath, showing that the liquor was not
that which they bought and took home, but
what they drank before midnight ON Satur-
day. There can be no better argument in
favor of the efficacy of the law than the tes-
timopy of the figures of the police report.
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ROYAL RATIFICATION OF THE DoMINIoN-THE
CANADIAN sENATB-LIsT OF TIE SBNAToRs-A
MAN ALREADY CRAzED BY MoNARCHY-vOLUN-
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r he C n N C A R o r A
ANTI.NERVOUS
SMOKING TOBACCO!

The CHINGARORA TOBACCO grows from the rich
soil of the "ORIENT," and is possessed OF a pecu-
liarly delicious flavor, entirely unknown to the
tCbaccos of all other climes. But its unprecedented
of that deadly poison, Ncotin which permeatea
every other tobacco and which is the one aud sole
of the distressing nervous Diseases dyspepsia
etc. which most invariably, sooner later follow
anRlyZation OF tobacco from all parts of the world
the Academy of sciences, in Paris the renowned
Chemist Nj. LamOureauX declared that while Euro
pean and American tobacco contained fully eight per
CENT and the pureSt Havana tobacco from two to
per cent. of Nicotiil the Oh HINGARORA did not
tain one dlscoVeraole partcie OF tnat deadly poison
Our Agent at BOMBAY has shipped us large GUAM
titles OF the CHINGARORA during the last two
years, and although we have been pressed to supply
the demand for this delicious luxury the veteran
smoker, yet we are now prepared to offer 1t in
limited quantities, at price much lower than
American tobacco of a lar inferior quality.
bacco and cigars, which are invariably chemically
Favored, to be disgusted with the medicinal taste
which leaves nauseous, unhealthy coating In the
mouth, and In time never fails To shater the nervous
the natives of the "ORIENTo' smoke the CHIN
GARORA from morn TIL night, from youth to age,
and happily unconscious OF the Wild distressing
fire which courses thu ough the veins OF the inhaler
of the fumes of tobacco containing Nicotin.
We invite every lover of the weed to try the CHIN
GARORA, and guarantee unprecedented pleasure in
It's delicious flavor. Sold everywhere at o. per d.
EDWIN M. COOK & Co.,
Sole Agents and Importers of the CHINGARORA
TOBACCO for the United States and CanRdas,
and Dealers in all kinds Of
Havana and American Cigars and Tobaccos,
MAIN DEPOT, [s1s mwfSm4p
NO. IO7 DUANE STREET NEW YORK
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IT is rumored that the Fenans will be
hung. Earl Derby says that such is the fate
in store for Burke Organizers of new ex-
pedition will please take notice.
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grand gold medal, to the
BUCKEY'E .n.FCEEEsN'E

as the best Mower. The most prominent points Of
superiority shown in the Buckeye Machine were
perfection of work in all kinds Of grass. and on
every variety Of surface lightneSs Of draft ease or
management perfection Of mechanical construction,
simplicity, strength and durability
The Subscribers would again call the attention Of
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\ Western gtuiu- Ia. invented machine
Tor kiiiing Tho potato tug Two wheels
drive i Ian. W icl sucks Up the insects and
dashes them against hoard.
Two Hundred pounds of powder have
been found stored under the stairs OF the
PougikccTsie Cry Hail, where II had been
for twH y,ars.
jam, Wood, h:tle hJY four Years oli.
was drouucd in the canal utar the Lodi
locks Saturday Afternoon lie had an in
iantile alteration with "a boy Two years kis
senior. which resulted in Jimmie b,ing
kicked and pushed into the canal. The boy
who pushed him in then clipped it home,
and said nothing till Sunday, when be made
a full confession.
Arrangement are being made for grand
national and continental base ball turn
ment. TO take place in Detroit =. baby
about the 18th Of August, snd containing
one week. Competitor Is open 20 all players
in the United States and the Dominion OF
Canada. Prizes amounting to about $1,000
are to b, gwen, 5000 Of which vii be in
greeuba'ks
A young lady who had been laHguishiug
Tor several years IN st Louis uuucr mys-
teriJuz disease which hafiied the skill II the
most eminent physicians, it has been asecr-
tanned by dentist, was diving from slow
poison distilled through the system by the
amalcsm with which two Of her teeth had
been filled.
By tine burning Of the mills Of tie Hart
ford Carpet Company at Tarifville Conn,
las. week 200 persons were thrown out Of
emnloy. Ten factories and twelve dwellings
were destrcyed The loss is estimated at
from a million to a million and u half Of
dollars The insurance, as far as ascertain.
ed, is S42O, 600.
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Means Of The Company.

Estimating the distance % be built hy the Union
Pacific 60 be 5f7 miles, the nitet states Govern
ment issues its SIX per cent. Thirty Bond. 90
the Company as the road is finished a. the average
rate Of about $500 per mile, amounting 20
sff,1l-.UUO.
The Company IS also permitted 10 issueits own First
Mortgage Bonds 70 an equal amount. and az the
same time, which by special Act Il Congress arc
made First Mortgage or the entire line the
bonds Of the United States bang subordinate %
flfm.
The Government makes a donation of I2O1l
acres Of land 20 the mile, amounting 70 90 034 GOO
acres, estimated o. he worth i'I.Ull.uD1, making
$1,000 but the full value Of the lands cannot
now De realized.
The authorized Capital stock 81 tho Company j.
one hundred million dollars, OF which five million
have already been paid in, and OF which 10 is not
supposed that more than twenty-five millions at
most viii be required.
The cost Of he road Is estimated by competent
engineers % be about one hundred million dollars
exclusive u cuuiuucrt
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There are IS persons reported killed,
wounded and missing, since the explosion in
Philadelphia the other day. eight Of whom
are supposed to be yet buried in the
ruins twenty-eight were killed, and only
eight persons escaped Of all that were in the
building 1t is said the connection between
the boiler and safety valve was shut
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DO Better UOFE,

with LESS FOWER, is EASIER To OPERATE FOR both
tram and frIt,-, stronger rsvs durable, more sim
pie less Etsig 10 wed Tsyzirs, anf more eaug 70
farmer % buy.
The subscribers would respectfully call the atten
tion Of Farmers 10 the following facts
That the manufacture Of Moving Machines was
adopted by US as a permanent business in l5eo.-
That we have a shop and tools for that especial
business That believing it true economy for you
to buy as perfect a Machine as
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Wine Per Cent.

and it is believed that on the completion of the
road, Ike the Government Bonds, they will 20
above par. The Company intend % sell but q
limited amount at the present Low rate, and retain
the right % advance the price at their option.
subscriptions Will be received in New York BY
the
CONTINENTAL NATIONAL BANk, No : Nassau s.
CLARK, DODGE Co., BANKERs, 81 Wall St,
john J. Cisco Sos, BANNERS, No. SO Wall St.
and by BANKS AND BANKERS generally
thr0ughou, the United States Of whom maps and
descriptive pamphlets may be obtained. They will
also he sent ~ mail from the Company's Office,
No. - Nassau Street, New York on applicatiC n
Subscribers will select their own Agent, in whom
they have comic euce, who alone will DO response.
ble 10 them for the safe deliver Of the bonds
JOHN J. CISCO, Treasurer
iuncidGv3mcs Me-. Vort
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GREAT REDUCTION ~ PRICES.
GREAT REDUCTION IL PRICES
GREAT REDUCTION IL PRICES
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES
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MEDICAL MOTTO T..

Ii Z THAYER, N. d. Physician and Sur
II. -eon, graduate Of the University Of Penn
also Of the Homeopathic Medical College Of Phil
aielphia, would respectfully inform the citizens
# Burlington, that he has opened an Office, corner
Of Church and Adams SITS, where be will be happy
g. sec al who desire his services Having received
the benefits Of both the Allopathic and Hommopl-
the schools the Dr. feels pre- pared battle disease
n 8 worst forms. His success for the last fifteen
wears in the North and South, where disease mani
tests itself IL the most malignant FORMS warran. :
him in saying that he never fails 10 cure when
cure Is possible. Having acquired great reputation
il the treatment Of chronic diseases he sill con-
tnuc to piy particular attention that branch Of
the profession, yet not exclusive. Patients visit
both in ant out Of town on reasonable terms. Con-
suitation free
Ofhce hours from 20 to Y a NJ, 2 to iP. VI.
Burlington, April y, lS57-d kSu
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summer Arrangement.

The Splendid and Commodioas steamers
c.NADA Can't VIZ. ANDERSON.
UNITED STATES, J. c. BAEBIrT.
NONTRFAL HENRY MAYO.
ON and AFTER Monday, June 81, ls67, iorminga
" Daily Line each way, lsunlaJs eAcepted,)
the Steamers
GOING SOUTH.
Morning BoGi-leavo P!attsbur-h 10! A. NJ Bur
lington IO.l5 g. NJ, arrive az IlcondeIoga
JPN whitehall p 81 EtsHuIg Boaf-leave
Rouse,s Point at P. NJ, Burlington g.39 P. VI,
arrive at Whitehall J. u.
GOING NORTH.
Leave WhitehallIl A. VI. and Sd P VI. arriving at
Burlington p. NJ. and 300 4. NJ, Platts-
burgh SD A. ". and 200 P. N, AMI Rouse's
Poini SIS =. VI.
--5F-Morning Boat connects AZ Platisbur-h, and
Evening Boat at Rous Is Point Win Trans ior
Montreal and Os1eushur-h,
trz-Op SATURDAY morning the Steamer United
states will leave RCuEes Point at O'Clock BY
which passengers viii pass through tie Lake BY
DAYLIGHT. and connect with Evening Boats a. Al
banY for New NorS.
ElrTietsts good Until used, Baggage eiee,sl
/ Trough Fare as l0rGs by zHg of+erToat
THROUGH Tickets can he procured at Grand
Trunk Railway Offices, Montreal; AZ the principal
stations OF the Ozieushur-h, Vt. Central Rens-
] seIaer & Saratoga, uuds q River and Lake Steam
ers and az the General once 0i the Company
] West side Of City Park, Burlinst1niNt.
/ sFT-Tho steamer MONTREAL viii leave Burlin-,
ton for PlattslurZh every morning no ID a. N. ana
| p. N. roturuiu2, leaving Piattsaursh AZ J. An
| and T.. II.
! +..Frelsh.s taken at lowest rates.
HIRAM TRACY.
Gen'i Supt.
Burlington. VI, April q, l7s-.-tNwI
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FOR FIRnpE

VNIE UNDERSIGNED having accepted an Agent y
Il for the extensive banking and f1rwariir .
house Of AUSTIN, BALDWIN & co Of New Yor i
are prepared 20 sell bills ofsExchan.e on Lond M
Paris, and other European cities receive and for-
ward parcels for any part Of Europe to he forwar ded
BY tn American and European Express Co. an to
furnish passage tickets from Liverpool by "An ,hor
Line" Of Steamers or Black Star packet line.
6. q. & B. L. BENEDICT.
Burlington, Yt.-daWtf
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Prospects for Business.

The railroad connection between Omaha and the
East is now complete, and the earnings % the
Union Pacific on the sections already finished for
the FIRST two weeks In May we're sll3OW These
sectional earnings the road progresses will much
more than pay the interest on the Company
bonds, and tic through business over the only
line Of railroad between the Atlantic and Pacific
must hf frnrrauza
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SPRING CAMPAIGN.

We want ta hear from every young nan s-
vouu.- woman who means business Ai+ "r--.-
tborou IA preparation for duty.
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IaJue and Security Of The
Bonds.

The Company respec fully submit. that the
above statement Of facts fully demonstrates the
security Of their Bonds, and as additional proof
they would suggest that the Bonds now offered are
less than ten million dollars on 57 miles Of road,
on which over NV nty million dollars have already
oeen expended ;-on $50 miles q this r0ld the
are now running, and remaining l-7 miles are
nearly completed.
AZ the present r te ci premium on gold these
bonds pay an annual interest, on the present cost
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First Mortgage Bonds
SIN PER CENT, Nv GOLD,
Ninety cont. ON The Dollar.

The road vas completed from Omaha 1i5 miles
west On the Ist 81 January. tl-ls, and is fully
equipped. ami trains are regularly running over
90. The Company has now on hand sufficient iron.
ties, etc, O. finish tie remaining portion o. the
which IS under con tract 20 be done September Isl
q this year. and 10 is expected that the entire
road viii be 10 running order from Omaha o. its
western connection with the Central Pacific, now
being rapidly built eastward from Sacramento,
rlL- amr-r.- I--L-
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Improved Buckeye Hover,
No.
-FOUR FEET FOUR INCH CUT.
BEST MATERIALS

II will do bette work on all varieties Of surface
than any other mower. IL has no side drait, no
weight upon the necks Of horses and has the light
est draft Therefore it is the hest machine for the
team Il is also, the best for the driver, rs il has
a well arranged, easy spring seat, and can be
handled perfectly by boy OF ten years, without
any danger Of being thrown upon the knives. Tie
advantages Of the IMPROVED BUCKEYE on all
points that constitute perfect mower, are briefly,
that IL will
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a. r. WAR VEE. Cash
H.-..r.t.l. Nov. - l,-l.
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REPARAToR CAPILLI.

For restoring hair upon bald heads Qrcm Mha.,
ever cause II may have fallen out) and tOrelns n
growth Of hair upon the face, It has no equal !.
will force the beard TO grow upon the smo"theist
lace in from five to eight weeks, OF hair upon ua.4
mods in from two 10 three months Few ignor-
NJ practitioners have asserted thai there = moth
in9 tkat sill force OF hasten the growth Of me hai
or beard. Their assertions are ialse' as tAol'nls
- Tving witnesses (from their eXperience) can
near witness But many will say, how are We 20
distinguish the genuine from the spurious ~ ceI
ternlv Is ificult as nine-tenths Of ne uihtFeL
Prenrations advertised for the hair and beard are
entirely worthless, and you may have aIleily
thrown away a large amount In their fatcA tIs
To such we would saw, try the Reparator Capl-ii
il will est Won nothing unless it fully comes ~ "
our representations. If your Druggist aoes 10y
keep H. send Us one dollar and We vii iOlW44u -
POSTPAID. together with a receipt Tor the money
which will 10 returned to you on apphcsti9n' plo-
viding entire satisfaction is not given Au-les7'
W. CLARK s. CO., chemists,
No. west Fayet;e Street, Syracuse. y. Y.
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RUTLAND AND BURLINGTON R.R.
CHANGE OFTlME.
Coumenciu=. May %. 1867, trains viii run as 4
lows

COmmencin-. Mas %. 1867, trains viii run as TO-
lows;
LEAvEBURLISGr0Ss
800 A. NJ, MAIL TRAIN for Boston, Lowell, No7
cester. Fitchhurgh. Brattlchoro,S Springfield Hart
ford, New Haven, Troy, Albany aud New York
arrive in Troy at BIO P. 4. ;New York $50 P. y.
"a ton 7.5lP u
T.ToAgs 70 Boston an I-9s risAeEt r. 4l3e o. CO..
I-35 +. u DAY EMPRESS, for Rutland, Bellows
Falls, TOY and Sew York. Arrivin- in Rutland
f.i5 r. " Bellows Fails, $50 2. N. Schene--
t8dy p p. VI New York SIS A. VI.
3 q p. N. ACCOMOuATION TRAIN O. Rutland.
arrives in Rutland %. . p. Y.
l0.on =. " NIGHT EXPRESS, with Sleeping Car,for
New YORK and Boston. Arrive in Troy at iil A.
"; New York l0.I5 A.. "; Boston $40 A. Z.
TAr1ugi % Troy and Boston irilorf cA4ngt 81 Csr'.
The ltOaud I3j p. ". and 9ul =. ". trains
make close connection with the New York Cen
tral at TOY and Albany for al points West.
Frsn the S0lf. Az Es1f TrsiHs 1T.rs al Blriagfss
a. foi5tcss
Ais An, NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN, with Sleeping
Cars from New Yors and Boston. Leaves New
York 20 p. n, Boston $50 r. ".
S - A. 4. ACCOMODATION TRAIN from Rutland
AS p. M.aIAIL TRAIN from Troy and New York
7.55 =. ~, EMPRESS from Boston, Lowell, Wor
ceste.. Springfield, Hartford, New Haven. Troy
snd New York.
For further Information apply at the Union Tick
ct Office, No. !, American Hotel Block, OF az the
Rutlan SHur.ington Passenger Station where tick
ets can be purchased for all OF the above routes
and all points West. North West ard South West
choics may he made from any Of The various routes
from Burlington.
". WARDWELL. Agent, Passenger Station.
J. ". CARPENTER. Agent, No. American notel.
GEO. 4. MERRILL. Sup L
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SCHOOL BOOKS AND sCHOOLAPPAR-
ATS.

rI'HE subscriber is prepared TO furnish Schools
/ GUYOT1S GEOGRAPHICAL Text Books and
MAPS PeToes Msgnsiie Globes and all other
TsTf Books, adopted by the State on rsy ElroraBIs
fsrus Z. A. FULLER =
Burlington. June :, 1857.
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The latest news from Mexico Is TO the Ell
feet that Macmillan and his principal Off
GERS will have their lives spared, hut viii he
bspished IRON Mexico
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Relating to the redemption OfBank Notr,
2, g. H---t... .,.,ri-} E-,fbe General -4urr-

Relating TO the redemption of Bank Notr,
Il IS bers5y enacted 5y The General -isr-
Of The State Of Vermont
SIC. .. ANor the expiration Of the charter CO s1r
hank chartered hy this state, or aiter tle te-l-
tlaH u the existence Of any such bank agree
!. he laws 0f this state, such bank may ---.-
notice to be published in al the weekly IcVsla
0fthe county where such bank is located, tor ne
ian year settln- forth that said bank viii redeem
itsCutstant.ns bills, the day Of the eXp'rat
rs charter or the date Of the terminate % -s ..
istsacs, and O copy % tais act. And upon due .1-
uca-i1u Of such notice, neither such bank q. O..
officers shall be liable O. any action ~ tie q o.
redemption 0fauy Of its outstanding bills, gl. .-
Tie ne shall have been duly presenter ana plt-
meat thereof demanded within the year aioresl ,
q. the banking house Of such bank.
SIC 3. ANGr the expiration OF the Charter
after tie termination Of the existence OK any sur.
bank as Aforesaid such bank shall cease o. ne s-
-.ct % the operation OF liable 20 the pruvis-.i-
the sixty-third section Of chapter eighty -n-Le
the General Statutes.
81. !. ms Act shall take effect from its is,
SAGE.
Approved November i9, 1866.
nov ---vsr
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Books and Stationery
TIE NrrsIC.L SOLE.

By HORACE RIDDLE. With % full page Illus
trated Cloth, sl2J.
This is an a1llirahlc treatise on the origin ard
construction 90 the Scales 10 common use. u is
a work in which is displayed IN uncommon power
q analysis. and that vill furnish many new ideas
70 accomplished musicians, and interest all who
have any knowledge Of music. Mailed, postpaid.
on receipt Of price. OLIVER DITSlN IS Co.
Publishers, 2-7 Washington St, Boston