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tS~ Report says, the two Postmasters-the
puts and ms-at Fort Smith, had a lively
little "scrimage,' the other day. They charged
zach other with being what they should not
p, and five were to believe what they both
Pay, neither one of them are proper persons
for the office in question. The new appoint
nent Is F. NJ. johnson, and the out is Frank
Adams. We knew Johnson, some, during the
|var, and found him rathera clever fellow. 1t
fsapity that things are as they are, and that
there Is not more tits to suck. However, have
patience boys and you shall all have some
thing.
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BEA UTY
Auburn, Golden, Flaxen d Silken CurlS,

DRODUCED by the use Of Prof. DE BREUX
FRlSER LIE CHEVEUX. One application
warra ated to churl the most straight and stubborn
hair of either sex into wavy ringets, Or heavy
massive curs. Has been used by the fashionables
of Paris and London, with the most gratifying re-
suits. Does no injury to the hair. Price by mail
scaled and postpaid, 81. Descriptive Circulars
mailed free Address BERGER, SHUT1S& 4 60 ;,
Chemists, No. 2s5 River ST., Troy, N. Y, Sole
A gents for the United States.
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,S- We wish to call particular attention to
!, c advertisement Of our young friend CHAR
[rY wILHAUr. He has taken the business of
!, father, at the old stand. and viii keep on
land fresh supply Of everything in the Con-
.etionery and Bakery line. The many friends
\ the lamented Leonard will not fail to give
he son. liberal patronage. He has taken
|old of business determined to sustain the
haracter Of his father. Let him have encour-
cement tfr.LL.-.nL z y. UItA
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SPECIAL NOTICES
Free to Everybody.

A large pp. Circular, giving information u the
grates, Importance to the young Of both sexes
1t teaches how the homely may become beau,i.
ful the despsed respected, and the forsaken loved
No young lady or gentleman should fail to send
their Address. and receive copy post paid. by re.
turn mail. Address T. o. Drawer. 81. Troy, N.
\. march 7-6m.
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Strange but True.

Every young lady and gentleman in the
United States can hear something very much
to their advantage by return mail free OF
charge) by addressing the Undersigned.
Those having fears Of being humbugged will
oblge by not noticing. this card. All others
will please address their obedient servant
TlIOS. +. CHAPMAN,
March l7-39tf s3l, Broadway. n. Y.
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:, Served Oh by me as the property ofN B.
burrow, and sold to satisfy two executions
anu costs--one in favor Of Jesse Turner, as
ngnce OF William Walker, assignee Of Thos.
=, =, uav vidson, and the other In favor Of Amasa
r.etcher, assignee of G. NJ. Thompson. to the
use OF Hugh +. Thomson, against said Bur-
row., Sale to take place within the hours pre-
eribed by law.
L. g. whITESIDES, Sheriff
w. Crawford County, Ark
Van burcn, April II, 1867, 4w
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a. Our friend Mr.. John INGxAu, came up
pn the Ozark. John Is making flying visit
Dmong his friends preparatory to entering
Into business at the Rock. Due notice of
Which will be given. lie will be found COM
peteut and reliable in any position You may
utbim.
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Errors of Youth,

Gentleman who suffered for years
from Nervous Debility and PERMANENT
Decay. and all the effects of youth
tnl indiscretop, will, for the sake of suffering
humanity send free to all who need 1t the rec
ipe and direction for making the simple REM
edy by which he was cured. Sufferers wish
ing to profit by the advertisers experience,
can do so by addressing JSo. D. OGDEN.
80 No. 13 Chambers-st, N.
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SheriTs Sale.

DY virtue of two executions to nae directed
ID from the Office of the clerk of the circuit
court of crawford county, Arkansas. will Of
ie,r for sale to the highest bidder for cash, at
ON Monav %I 0se Se SGS S aH NAY G nex s S @
lowing described real estate, to-wlt:
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a Attention is directed to the card Of
BROOKS, MCDONALD 4 Co. of New Orleans
h our paper. 1t is not necessary for us to say
tae word in their favor. Only read the un-
IOcited references attached to the card; all
N whom have had business transactions with
Them this season.
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n Our old friend, Capt. MooRE of the
.lasricax never forgets us. This boat with
|he popular Capt. ED. NowLAND, in command,
completes regular line between this point
md Little Rock. s ~ - tt etr
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DIE d.

In this City on the 9th inst- afrer a long
illness, ALEXANDER H. MclNrrRE aged 80
years. rr -..Ir ft-f
at Fort Smith Oh the 9Th inst, Mr.. s..
THOMPSON aged As years. Mr.. Thompson,
wasa very worthy man and for quite num-
Der rofyears was citizen Of this place. He
was buried on Sunday with Masonic honors.
The Van Buren press., 1867-04-12
Reparator Capilli.

Throw away your false frizzes, your switches, you
wig
Destructive of comfort and not worth fig:
Come aged, come youthful, come ugly and fair,
And rejoice in your own luxurant hair.
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&c Our venerable friend WHEELER, of the
|ft Smith Herald, has had another severe at
tack Of the " Road to the Dutch .MH." With
A'nd nursing, hopes are entertained that he
will recover from the spasm.
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m The popular steamer Bertha, Capt. II.
Srnxss, will be here the last of next week,
,srchants and Shippers should have their
.lsr. and freight ready. This is the only
o,t that runs through to Cincinnati regular
and deserves the universal patronage ofall.
Of MS sustain through boat.
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Gao A MoSrH Agents wanted for str
WV entirely nep articles, just out. Ad-
dress 0. T. CAREY, city building Bidleiorl'
Me. ta'.t o. 1y52
The Van Buren press., 1867-04-12

ErJones thinks that instead of giving
credit to whom credit is due, the cash had
better be paid. M
The Van Buren press., 1867-04-12

II See the new advertisement of C. F.
lIiIyEY, fresh Garden Seeds just arrived on
The Van Buren press., 1867-04-12

IT We are indebted to CHAs. G. ScorT,
sa,. Little Rock, for late Memphis papers,
YER steamer AmeyicQn- .,..
The Van Buren press., 1867-04-12

tB- The steamer W. A. CaldreU, left Little
Rock on Friday last with Gen. ORD and Staff
for his Headquarters at Yicksburg. N 10
The Van Buren press., 1867-04-12

cS- Take notice to the removal OF A. VI.
finAHAN 4 Co. to the Lynch House-nearly
pposite the building they recently occupied.
The Van Buren press., 1867-04-12

tB-The gentlemanly clerk of the Ozark,
.lRLow FARMIN will accept our thanks for
papers. E.HA.Ltu
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The Van Buren, Press.
VAN BUREN,. ARKANSAS.

80 q NJ PsaiagiH q o. in Nec York and
~ -, are authorized to receirs adrertisiag for
|. Press, in those cities. Egg~rO1
,x- Can't. p. Nay and Jno. Neale. Nth C.. G..
4 Co, areow Agents at Little Rock
4 =" .riu receive subscriptions for the Press.
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M A r RIED.

AT Fort Smith, on the 4th inst. by the Rev.
Mr. Sandels, Col. VIM. M. FIsHBAcK to Miss
ADDfE MILLER. M f.. na .na-.E osI 0tt'
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CRISPER COMA.

Oh. she vas beautiful and fair,
With starry eyes, and radiant hair.
Whose curling tendrils soft, entwined,
Enehained the very heart and mind.
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RIVER NEWS.

Since our last issue, we have had heavy
rains and the streams are all up. The river
Is rising with or 10 feet In the channel. -
Weather cool and cloudy. r.,s......
........ ARRIVED. ,i.
Saturlay-Pflgrim, Little Rock. 4.
Ozark. f.t..rtfl" '''
Thursday-Amcrican, F." "eHi
aall} laG .hl il
'-H DEPARTED. t,,,. a
Sunday-Pilgrim, Little Rock.
Tuesday-Ozark, }triliW
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There cometh glad tidings Of Joy to all,
To young and to old to great and to small
The beauty which once was SO precious and rare
Is frye for all. and all may be fair.
BY THE USE OF
CHAS7ELLARS
White Liquid Enamel,
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Notice of Dissolution.

YNHE Co-partnership heretofore existing
/ between II, i. Mckee, 2. Fuller, A. Me-
Donald and Edward }. Brooks is this day dis
solved by mutual consent i. Fuller and A.
Mcdonald having sold their entire Interest TO
II. +. Mckee and Edward j Brooks. who
alone are authorized to settle all the business
connected with the late firm.
The business will be conducted as hereto
fore at the old stand by II. Il. MCKEE and
EDW. j. BROOKS, under the style Of ii. T..
MCKEE & co
New-York tribune., 1867-04-25
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

WEDNESDAY, April 24.Reoeipts of cattle at limu
ron city 500 head and with free arrivals az JOdretl
nav 10 day and full supply expected at one ns
~ fomorfow ii is already evident that the sea,o % ns
turned In fact the beam began TO tip the ole % once
shout II O'clock last Monday and when the tde n & ~
tnrned il fakes considerable TO check it, The quy
the stock on at Hudson City today wal rbiefly
heoS the average and partly owing TO TINS pu froi
ON account Of larger supply prices have ihe h rts is
70 &c per mead sncs a Ia9 pmber Of the best cattle
brought isc y No. though good steers "eiS fS,stc and
SetsiIiug M l7Qi7Re, with medium az lO1AOso ,n,a
some thin at l5c The majority Of the droyes o NY
Illinois bought up at Buffalo exeepung gd te Trade
der cattle which came through in rst hus' t tI5
rather slow aud It did not look ike seng gi All te 10
before night few Of the sales were ns S.A 5o
Iss fair in0is steers, strong 81 cW' az ioaU zen be
SDod cattle cwt at 6t G73c with tew put upon tho
scaes co II y cwt at 1Sc 4l OF the Ale1aluer i
a. - morrow but 100 are expected Friday. .
Only one car OF sheep arrived at Bergen yesterday
.hnn|sI ot Of ohio clipped stock holding for Sac Two
ears were sold yesterday both sheared 90 sheep az
On ear s reported on the way for tomorrow, and H. H.
Ware had one car in sxthst very fine l2 clipped ONO
sheep, sold at l0c.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-25
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEW T0RK........Aytn
GLARE

CLEARED.
s,ss%:Sp s,ss%: B. sSadsr IoeI2co cso Irsss
steamship AlhsnAre, Bourne, Norfolk City Point and Reb"oa N
steamship sarstcs. King Norfolk Psnt Re~esS ".'s
IS Steamship E scu.hns. Kelly, E.r.Bed6rd,
steamship orss RcSS0 9DfSse SOH,e1 IT, 1, and 3;. s, e. f'
B;Ii ;ii s Sc1ds !Bi pHiaa. NsS.ai w5ss,
schf Laura Pride (Btl. Seop..n s. Kit. Jones L0os'
se5I s. FS,m GSonss Eh1aSy.nPSr, 1. P p Bah ac0-
ssSi tisoSs and Edsars SmeD Ha5en T.y'sr
steamship City of Baltimore ies MeGaiss: Liverpool loa mat a
oa.snstoSn IIth with %ass and pas 70 John G. Dali
no pass Ta1or HAD head winds al the I'A .'d
steamship Borussis Imhl F.ufen Hamburg aPdl .ih es
passage April 49, in lat ~ 49, lon ~ a. p,s'ed
xiiS uJse and 20 pass 10 George Mackenzie.
stesI9sAP Edinburgh ,r brds%99 & Liverpool S '' Ses'''
steamship DgO Sherwood Portland With lss and pa p
Steamship Heel. M EnCnsSu Liverpool 9th s' tda"s's''-e
steamship Columbia BsrtOn Havana ?rb es 80 sin ndss
AneO same day passed ,esr terss, k bound
B.t %S. p.nTs1Sts .S S s. Eng; - . , s s y: .
B.ri LsnPHhier BahI POrs Royal days With cotton L s'ay
Bds W Merritt f Bueh,PcE Berry Gardens. 70 ST. -,s
Bs Wpse of Yarmouth Me- Remedio. d.y. With nsu
Ssmith Son Sailed in company With bark Coming "' Ns"
Re Cassie GRAY Br Cummn Portland ballast to masbL
se6 saan ('r) SOeamb, Windsor. s. With plaster to Il
De NOfS
sehr BaT state Bassett ndse 70 Racket TayloE
Schr Angon Hulsey. Norfolk March II, xcod 20 Bsntsy
M a BE Ss s " from S,S So S..tS .. $
Soa, Of the compass, los. deck load ps and days
s s & ss s sfS on g T.s s By %Sss
ilenee L. days who kindly supplied rs with proVson of
which Ood much IN need Apns lat ~ - o1s - t sgse
lat 30 35 lon % D. spoke bT Banoocl Of snd en
Boston, "a days out bound
schr Surprise, Beers Boston for Baltimore.
Schr. Bell Seaman Seaman. Eex.IIaven for Sewb0g
s Menss1 DOssay Charleston days. with yellow riss A.
sSr shudler Of Great Ess HabO Lee. sass sd.'
schr M.dOn Holmes Ireland Nevbe days with hmb,r Thomas
schr Florence Rogers Rogers Wilmington c. Ids "a S,'i
Sear Isaac Rich Of GOuces;e Bryant, Baracs % wi0 fruit 10
schr Thomas winsus Herue,, Virginia.
Schr Joseph and Fraukln Foster, Nirgiria
sloop Delaware Ferris. ClAremon Del
MEMORANDA.
Steamship Perere which arrived to-day reports Had onirrA ie'i
a. NJ April I9 = NJ long '4o 10 W. Of PsT. large
steamship the Hnsn line going I'D o. SsSn'; Gen s.I. ost
New YORK, near Nantucket schr Asia. goine s
DOMESTIC PORTS.
NoRFoIx schrs T. Jane New fe'A Telegraph,
Eeyport bssst wsOOu do dO Ana brabetb fo% Ne.ish
Ds ao Howard Savannah sailed for Ees iorh
boros April -Arrved bark Brown, csrJenss; Us Poin-
Below bs Geo Kemp AlsOa Bay and bs Na'.'s from
asIIy,r March -The steamship Caha from Liverpool s'.a
here at yesterday, and sailed at y m for boos soc D" 20
passengers for iinlsr and 80 for Boston . 81, ,,.
tha the shp Ellen Daniel Draper Of Palermo sJ
schr Tennessee from Charleston, all IRON Baltimore ~s" sss On
The bark Emperor Richmond bound Rio Jaas'e With Soar.
lies in Hampton Roads
New-York tribune., 1867-04-25
Auttion Sales of Zeal estate.
w. H. MILLER Anctopeer
Ply JOHNSON, MILLER 81 HALL,
ID AUCTIoNEERs AND
.. rs Na.ir.sT., corr CspAR-sr., SewYoRE

No. % NA.iU-sr., cor UEDAKhT, NtW'IVVEEt. :.
Stores Lots Country bought sod rented
changed negotiated Auction Sales Sos Fumiure hdse &c
TUESDAY April o. at II o'clock -
at the Exchange Ill BroslSay y the following val
uable Business Property Worhst opposite IT, b. Cshm Cos
No IS WoRTHsT-3sop brick building l5 H. 6mR'i store on
lst foor; tenementS above lot II n 6inrO H. IN
No. 81 WORTHST-+oy brick building Gfbi store on Isl moor
enemens above Also, 3Oy brick building on the rear 1'i9 o
The two plots are 43 6nehe In width Wohs and 70 H. oS
In depth, running through 10 alley on the M
This sale will afford capitalists opportunity n purchase AZ Pao
auction the most valuable business property the cry oi
New-iOrk $1,000 may remain mortgage lOyesr.
Maps and particulars al the Office Of tho Aucti0neer
No 1875 fORKSTVauable Business Stand, Navy lard en-
trance Threestory and attic House 25 With brick extension o
Now used as wine aud liquor and bowling Oon Gas "ater sewer
Immediate possession good order; terms easy.
Also the Valuable Store No. % North Seeond ~ side bet Second
and Third Wiamsburgh Large 3stoy IOuse good order just
painted containing 10 beside basement and ce water and
other conyuenees House ; lot 2I9l 5000 remain on
New-York tribune., 1867-04-25
Boots ano Shoes.
psSSFNcEPS aRPTVED-


FROM HAMRuRG. April A-In steamship BOruss.-R Yrse.,
Emile Brosa Marie GrsneI and NJ ZoeI aud
Eere Gabriel Hohn wife and chd Louisa Pnh and esh Elias
Paszeh Maah Aoh Sasburger jacob Laehmann and vie h.
Levy children Maria Abraham Max Wagner Jacob hd'e
wife Behrendt ard WIFE, H. Kss,eH and wife, Emil Jsoos'R
Wm Brown and wife a.
PROM HAVRB AND BREST April A-Iu steamship p.Ttire-hr
Phelps Mrs Miss Secor and m&d hme Bsdgey Mr.
Bene Wilson, Mrs Wilson, Nine Garcia HeAIo Bsndr ~ Moor
Blending Nine Wonder MEh Rahadow PemhTose
Pethdse. voson and Nine Wilkinson Parsdes hn s.sn
b. NJ Groholf DGeu Caribenu valiant meyer
CsBy and Mrs Bernard and Mr. and nrs worth children ,d
maid Mrs Weeks Nine Klein Jsrosv, Gntg
Recb Guebe W. Cver Delery sanford hr and Mrs Peds
Lambert Bullet Mr.. and Ms Penaby aud children, Mrs h'e
Rabrs, PortmeRgeE Mrs and Mr. BsSgb, Mrs
de randmouB Duehochoss Nine Tame sehPe Gen
In Mrs Brown Mrs Lebe and child Naen Nine
Dong BAsagne Anderson PefOur Reoe Asets Farmer Wsh'
oin Minoche and . 80 .
PROM LIVERPOOL April 2In steamship City Of Bsno,s.G'P,
Ginz Colet and children, tr and h A.
ard infant Haywood Mr. and Mrs Iho%ss asT'1i snd .
nt Bisse James Ryan r. Trsrnk AsDer-
mott M FSher Lehmaun hr Small Nj Daisl
Mr. Stewart Davies Peter Emory. Mr.. HarTek NJ A. DeI NJ
Abbott g. " Robert Cole wife and children W
syon Mr. Rnnnet Miss Anna and Jane R1nnsf
Runpet Bird Miss Letira Hannah and Let.a Bird r.
Busch Emily Osborne Mr. Gay Mr. Granger hr Ca,.h John
Martin Beeton and infant W j. Putnam, M ksmsI M Lam
hen Ramag Rev. Dr. and Mrs CauSed Master Csabed h
Heh Miss Jane and Emma Smith r. Meyer John GouSs ns se
Wm Fisher and wife.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-25
- - :. .. rn.a "a gold, in BostOn, and 81 IS, gOd

We ouoe at s. 51as2 6s gold IN boson' anu y O' eO
here. .s ts safr and fhe market firm;
.sies AZ rs 600 at III 1allse. -. -. roos bout
sSSNI Domeetic Fleeces are quiet but prices Nl,nou
NOOb ,o resntt Of the public sale to-day as IOO"s
Pekloek and 500 unwas1ed ho S ine isGf ~ fc =!
64tci " a. 81 57c: bales Cape Wool at 300; 10000
iS gne California al 2662c; 1880 Medium 40 at 2Ss
70 lS ags superfne (abOut 6OO0 ny az 37d3s3ci small
24ci & 81 ef,eece at Soc and small lot pulled at 45o
'WUIsKY-The market is hrmeTj western is quO1eu ~
asa2s1c in bond, and COntraband al IL 5O'
New-York tribune., 1867-04-25
r. &. BULELRr, Aaetoueer
VALUABLE PROPERTY AT AUCTION.

N NLV NDI.T. T IIVI IN i = .NINIIV-N,
p g. BULKLEY viii sell on THURSDAY, April % at s O'clock
on premises Rye Wssece County by order Of The Sesy Of
Church. the property known the PARSONAGE ~h about
ground handsomely ssuaisd about quarter Of nile from
the depot desirable either private residence or hotel
boarding house
upon premises large substantial 1oy and attic loa'e Nhh
las been recently repaired and improved
ko stable esugehou kc Plans and map, a, the oscs No
- wAlst
Also the day AZ O'clock hs premises near the
depot al RE the un,o portion Of The FARM Dr. and Charles
Tutte divided into plots vaTng4n size from alon o. Il acres
The property very desirable building Pu1oses ssh the i'm
mediate vicinity Of elegant private residence,
Maps ae depot Rye At the AuoEeer' ofce IL js besrs
New-York tribune., 1867-04-25

H. MULLER, AuctOneeL -. =
CONTINUATION SALE of the BALANCE
~ Of the 200 LOTS Of the B0GGS H. MULLER
WILKINS Co.. will sell at auction on FRlDAi April % 1897,
o'clock Exchange SalesoOm No. Ill Broadway the balance
lots BoGGS ESTATE being the entire porin lying
comprising the entire fronts both sides OF
Seventy dsts together With the valuable
WATER GRANTS In front Of said premises Maps at the once OF e
New-York tribune., 1867-04-25
JOHNSON, MILLER HALL Auctioneers
By WV. II. MILLER, Auctoneer
MEYLERT e. MALLETT,

INk REAL ESTATE BROKERS, No 25 Nassau ST. Ceast
viii sell by auction MONDAY April 90 at o'clock at the Exchange
SzerOom No III Broadway M not previously soat private sae
VALUABLE COUNTRY SEAT AT TARRfTOwN,
The residence Of A. N MEYLERT comprising about three acres OF
ground high state Of cultivation In garden lawn uft and SHADE
trees Fruits all varieties and In sies abundance are
tal hast0ry doubewsed brick Easement and cellar
House, containing 20 plenty elOse bath rooms coal cellar
&C. furnace cold water throughout and all Onvenence
stables & desirable Winter as well as Summer residence
very superior location, and tne view o,the River
The unsurpassed the House. Fountain aud ponds
being supplied from a neyerfsing spring Of pure water
IL DsN. ~ larsf
New-York tribune., 1867-04-25
oIyIcE k.IE RAILsAI cosriST,, !.
No l87 Wss.-It, NV loKK, ApTl ], l357. J
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN Of the inter

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN of the inten-
IN tOa ofths Company eTehd m First Mortgage Bond' d1e July
M for Thirty Years At seven cent yer anuu hes Bono, are
Of the entire or e Company and
Ibs extend them gwen by statute u the state Of New Yo
Company extend b is Mortgage
Bonds in the order Of their respective prlorites
Propoa will lived the 18th Of MAY neIt al the General
onee Company the City HesYok for extending portion
and parties whether prest holders othes bidding the
Aigbes therefor win be entitled extend said Bonds Iad
Of their bid be 5ODds presented BY the hoes
the l Of July the COMPANY s be prepared 70 extend
TIE above terms all sh Bonds the boers thereof may pIe.e o
the once othe IN the City ofNewfork and
30 years With nGOement thereon Of
agreement will be issued and attached with In
tssest a. ssmi annually heretofore.
whose bids be accepted viii have the option OF extending
London Frankfort Germany due notice 70 the C0mpany
hereafter determined Of The numbers Of The Bonds TO be
extended D each place ROBERT H. BERDELL Presidert
New-York tribune., 1867-04-25

STATE KEw.loHE, BANK DEPAKTERsT,}
ALBASI, Oct g. 1866
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, pursuant to
IN Chapter Laws Of 1859 and 40 Laws Of 1868 that the ercu
g notes ISSUED the Merchants EIengs Bs1t IN the City o. New
deemed PAR Superintendent Of The Banking Department
EewYok State National Bank the City o
from the date hereof and not thereafter
outstanding circulating the said must be presented
within from the date hereof and ell which
shall for redemption aud payment within the time thus
sfd charge the hands Of the Superintendent for
that purpose. O W. HhUiLkh, superintendent
New-York tribune., 1867-04-25

NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS to the STOCK
~ eftbe DUTCHBsS AND COLUMBIA RAILROAD CoMPANY.
NKw.YoRK March 20, 1851
The Tnbrs TO the stock Of the Dubes and Columbia Railroad
Compsn Dutcless County hereby notified that The FIRST IN
ETANEN Off Dosrs per share upon their respective sbsep
Q due and payable thirty days from this date.
Of Pine Plains and Stanford VII 70
william Emo ESQ., Sssing National Bank VI Pine Plains
Subscribers Of Washington and Union vale Nu pay 70
4 g. Coin, Posr Corners.
Subscribers Of La Grange will to Albert Emsr' e'q
stAnhurburgh ..,., ,,.r .,
Subscriber In the towns Of Beelmau East Khk and HhL will
r. Steenbergh az the hhkN National
win Re ssn 10 each stock subscriber the Jh
1851 payment Of the fTsI rSsment above
N'' " WV ~ GEORGE H. BROWN Pre,ilsu,
New-York tribune., 1867-04-25
pEREMPTORY SALE.-YerX, valuable

DEKEM PTOKY SALE.-Ncry VaIuaDIe
PROPERTY the BALTIC WOOLBN MILLS situate in
the seenth Ward City Philadelphia THOMAS SONS, Ane
Very valuable Mills and other Buildings Machinery Steam
Engines and large Lott 1881 feet LaHrenee ISL feet on Lhgo"
It, 200 feet on Canst 8 feet on Poutbs Jelthgowst
5yaube Fronts Sixteenth ward On WEDNESDAY May Is l86t
o'clock m will be sold at public sale al the Philadelphia Exchange
all that large valuable gronnd and the improvements thereon
erected side and south side OF Canal
st. east and west sides Of l~hgow and west SIDE Of togrh sh
containing trout l feet inchesi
CsBast O9 feet 81 inches LeIhgow st. west sde 5 feet east
side Of Fou "a feet 81 inches and on The
lot feet The 3stoy bick MIL
and +sto brick MILL with 3stoD brick engnero9nsstoy onek
building used m dn With and dye uinSs attached
dwelling Also complete set. Wooeu Machinery
order making m class Fancy Cashmere 70 Broad aBd
10 Marrow Compton Looms steam power Engines and Boilers IN
complete repair -
Subject rs mortgage 81 So0 and ground rent oil SlW per
SALE ABSOLUTE
Nav be examined on application 10 the Aueioh.erS . j.,
TERhS-O cent OF the purchase be p the ume OF
NJ THOMAS sons Aueoneers,
No. lJ9 and lil South Fourtbst, Philadelphia
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New-York tribune., 1867-04-25
'' ''''' Vt '"' GEORGE H. BROWN Presileu,

OYncE % CENTRAL RAILROAD CoSPANT oY NEwJnIsEY,l
No. 100 LIBERrY-sT. NEw-YoKE, April ~, 1861.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Annual
IN Meeting Stockholders Of CENTRAL RAILROAD COM
PANY ERW-JERSEY elect Directors for Tire neIt
ensuing win Office Of the COMPANY Babbpo New
Jersey the hours Of y OeOk and O'Clock Of FRI
DAY. MAY 10, BeIt
Books will be closed from Friday the 18th inst 20 S1tnT
Lay the lth proIimo. SAMUEL KNOX, Secretary.