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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-05-15
PASTURAGE IN GRAFTON ,

A FINE PASTURE capable of accommodating Il
N TO Is head of cattle to for the ensuing season
Inquire of 0. d. GRAY, Bellows Falls or OF
S. w. G00DRIDGE, Grafton. 21-21
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-05-15
1ied

Marriages and Deaths inserted FREE Obituaries
including poetry to be paid for according length.
In Andover, May 4th Mr. JOSIAH p GOULD,
from abcess on the brain, aged 81 years,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-05-15

people of Plymouth held railroad
meeting on Tuesday of last week. ID.
p. Wilder, President and A. N. Earl,
Secretary. A resolution was adopted
that committee of five be appointed to
solicit subscriptions and collect funds,
and pay out the same for the purpose of
survey for railroad through the town
of Plymouth in the best place that can
be found, SO as to connect with any other
railroad route that may be surveyed to
the lines of the town.
The commissioners chosen are Thomas
Moore, j. w. Stickney, james S. Brown,
DR.. Scott, and Loring Bemis. Mr.. Be
mis- was also elected treasurer, and Tho
mas Moore, collector. The meeting then
adjourned, to meet again at the call of
the commissioners.
We understand that two experienced
engineers have already looked over this
route from Bridgewater through Ply
mouth, to Healdsville and find the grade
very favorable. From Tyson Furnace
to where it will intersect the Rutland g.
Burlington Railroad, twill be only about
three miles.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-05-15

WHITNEY MAKES THE BEST HAIR OIL YOU
w EVER SAW
He also viii sell you Phalon's Night Blooming Ce-
rcus Sweet Opopoonax. nice Colognes, Extracts
RaIors, Straps. Soaps. Brushes. &C.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-05-15
BOSTON MARKET---May IL,
WHOLESALE PRICES.


C0Tr0N-The market for this article has been
quite dull and unsettled during the week and prices
have cased of, with very little demand from manu-
facturers. The sales have been at q Is for ordi-
nary 80 a. Sic. for low middlng Sll5 a 32c. for
good mddling.
FLouR.-In the Flour markot no material change
for Western superfne; sl0.25 Cp II for common ex-
tras; SlS l@ y, rs for good and choice.
GRAIN.-The market for Corn has been rather
more settled and frmer for some days past The sales
of Southern and Western yellow have been at 81 20
a. LIS. Oats have been in demand and prices have
been sustained. Sales at IS "a 97c.
PR0VISIONS.--The demand for pork has been
anite moderate the past week. Sales have been nj
SO o. "a for prime; $751; "a % for mess and $50 a
80. for clear. Beef has been steady and firm with
sales at 81 a s22 for s26 a S27 so for extra
Ham steady Mt 10 "a Zoe. q H.
PRODuCE,;IButt has declined quite rapidly the
past week and prices are6 "a &c lower Prices range
from 40 a TO 44c. for good and choice. Cheese has
been firm, selling at 10 "a l24c and old at Is a
lie. n. Potatoes $3.50 q sl.6o. Eggs % a 25c. =
dozen.
WOOL There is very little change to notice in
the market this week. The sales of the week have
been 900 900 lbs. fleece and pulled at 42l 60c q ~
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-05-15
COMPREHENSIVE DISSOLUTION,

THE Copartnership heretofore existing between
the undersigned under the name of ATHERTON
& HALL is hereby dissolved by mutual consent, Mr.
George A. HALL; viii settle the accounts of, and
ceive all monies due the late firm
Chester, Vermont ASA c. ATHERTON.
May l, 1868. 2D-2o GEO. A. HALL
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-05-15
WIN DOW GLASS,

o. +. WOODS has just received good assortment
Of Window Glass which he will offer by the box or
single glass at very low prices. Also nice lot Of
Putty at cents per pound. IL
Bellows Falls. Apr. % 1868
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-05-15

Ok 000 sELELCTED FRUIT TREES, &c,
Gc,OOO0ur stock Of Pear, Apple, Peach. Plum.
mental Shrubs, Hardy Roses. Bulbs. Small Fruits
Grape Vines. Eyersrssn,, Hedge Plants, &c is very
II at retail and wholesale rates that must secure its
rapid sale, descriptive list of the to all
applicants b. T. WELLS co.
Office l6l Washington ST..
1921 Salesroom q Water st. Boston.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-05-15
AuCtiOny

THE Trustees of the Springfield Wesleyan Semin-
airy will sell at Public Auction the 2th day Of
May next upon the premises all the Real Estate be-
longing to said corporation in Springfield, consisting
Boarding house and out-buildinss thereon. Said
property is situated upon an eminence, ON the west
side of Black River, from which point there is hne
prospect Of the village below and Of the River which
hows through it. The sale will commence at o'clock
p. NJ. SAMUEL w, PORTER. Clerk
SPRIsoFIELD. VT, April o. 1858. 1890
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-05-15
THE IMpEAoHMrsr Nrws-Cons;dor

The IMPEACHMENT NEws.--Consider
able interest was manifested in this place
on Tuesday over the impeachment news,
and the view taken, without exception
that we heard of, depended entirely upon
the politics Of the individual, the demo.
Gratis as matter of course being all for
acquital, and the republicans equally
unanimous for conviction. In the eve
ming quite crowd collected in front of
the post-ofiice, good humor prevailed, and
several even bets were made, DIR. Whit
man being the principal stake holder, and
may thereby be considered the luckiest
man in the crowd, at least for the pres
ent. Capt. Taylor we believe also held
the stakes in one or two cases. AS the
Senate have prolonged the agony" till
Saturday afternoon there will be an OPP
portunity for another similar excitement.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-17
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

THURSDAY, April 1G.--A rainy day and dull
trade Arrivals cattle. all of them at Onc-Hund
reth-st. This makes S,5l9 head since Monday. new
more are expected 1T Hudson City TOMORROW Nearly all
the stock hs beon Sold but the narct closes tame very
itle dressed selling above lGtc for sides m Washington
Market to-day. Eggs very plenty ana chea-lS ana
even for 25c. by uptown grCcersand this weather Is
expected 10 hurry np the sbad decline in mutton also
the demand for beef at OneundFedth-st. Is
good cwt. Illinois steers brought l8GlSc % otbeTs
1Ci l7Ac on cwt, with 40 Illinois steers f1ir 10 good
u Cw at Tic., ana a. ccarssh cattle cVt, at l7lc
Sheep plenty and not all selling The decline for
week close upon lc. v. Arrivals to-day, 2,77l head
viz: 20 at FOTtict--t, 574 at COmmuMpaw, and 100 at
Hudson City Quite number Of the $50 received yes
fcrday-sOlne Of them late-rcmain unsod. In tho
language OF dealers the market Is fat" especially Tor
poor stock. Fully one halt sheared, and arc
worth Ga Gle common to fair with prime at 7397lc
Wool sheep are selling 53sc for common, SA Usc for
medium good and ~ alOc. for prime TO extra. Sales
today by Belhs ana PideOck at COmmnIipaw, ear wool
sheep ILL., s3 q Qlc; Of sheaIcd, car o., 66 n, 7Ac;
ear do. D .Gtc and one car same weight but quite
thln Ctc. At RgsOn city, car o. 81 D., prime, clipped
brought nc. AZ EOrtiedst Hume Elliott sold lb2 o.
ehtep unshOru,3 D., at Sc, with ~ cus out al VI 25
Kirby sold car thln Ind sheep, 81 10, at 11c, two
ears ffOlu Indiana 90 D., coarse, al nc,
with ear fair IL, % D., n &c. 4cGraw sold car Mlch
s. D., nj 9dg4c.
Hogs are Unchanged. with fair demand. Bacon and
lard IN good KquCst ana 20 supply the demand the
bulk OF the hogs tcTed before selling. They are
worth Il l2c dressed Arrivals OF i've to-day cars at
foftetl-st, and ILe eame number at Commumpaw
HSiles car H. i9j T. lOe. DO, l66 ~ lOc., ana
Car -tcA, common, ~ n, &C.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-17
THE sTATE or TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

NJ ATLANTIC 7EIgeEapR sitBUSR.
LoSpoT, Ap GByESIsConsos closed quiet az s for
and aeoocat American ecu steady; Bonds isaeoH
ssf and es Tgt eIdsssd gbe a1
Tansed - Z Z. IIEo.s Ggiei At ~!
PRASKFoET Apd lSByENSsU sts.os closed
trn s7li
LTEKPoOt Apd leRvESSe Tie Cotton market closed dan Gi
<sAae q !4A q American descriptions the sass have
e-J been 1850 bales There qss speculative dsuasd late
n tAs tsy IL fosirg tie closing qaos0rs Mang Up
-'dl % IT, spe zd Miius Upsndl saoal 2id Aang Or
S z1 The BeaduF sYxet cos q1ist unchanged Corn
~ ~ quarter 81 ,IiE weslra whss. 10 per e,uisl aos California
"sisab ll 2frSo 2Miwaukes M Roar. 81 Dcfb o W ern
cana baa Barley PEI bus Oat. a. phsb Peas per 5O4 ia
ISs PoEa nsTket sleiy The ~isg qoots,ons Beef l2s
ISs % i 49, Chsess ~ of tie lest grades q American
"a BssoS. SO Tie Sugar nsrke sm s2C Tor No u D.
S sea4s at ioT Cr0n ed l1 for hsdan TgYps1ine J
iss, So Lnsese o. e Pe.roeuro-spfils declined "a
- s'T qaosa ID goai Refined sesdy Linseed CsEss
40 ss
AsEvsaF Ap is p spsirole1n Ibs uars0 tosss doll 4,
- mao 2; eesiDSs ioT STANDARD ghte
New-York tribune., 1868-04-17
DOMESTIC NARKETs

W TBtBeSApH ~ THk
SAs fRASCsCo, April l6Flour Quet BIs sT st per bbl ;
SuGersBe ~ ~ per bb Wheat ouiet Good shipping 81 PER
cvt Prime, 81 80 per eHt. Legal tenders, ~
MKsru Apyl CoioO quiet holders ooneeds decline Of lic
IOUvlLLE April lfTbsccosse Of leo hhds h
s5 CommoB 70 Medium Leaf - 500 $3 75; Pair Si5 stlsc
lions. slg
CINcSSlrI April l6Pr0visiOns dn With demand and he'd
fr Mess PORK 427 for City and +26 81 for CouHty Bulk Meats %
l4sc for Shoulders Sides; CesT Sides Ice l9!c for
Sho9ders @ for CesI Rib and 1 for Clear sdsi Haws sG2ec
Lard, l7c. for Civ. and 6fc. for County. God. la
0swEGO April 6FoHr 10 51Sll for No Spring sl2 70 for
Red Winter sl3 50 for White; s 81 ft Donhle Extra Whest-No
2Chlgo Spring ct ~ 30 Corrs "a for lots Of No Corn
Meal 81 10 per
MILwAuKAE April iGF0UrSpHg Extras - 81 ~ So Wheat
unchanged Oats quiet 5e f1r No Com aud s0
TOLKD0 April l6--ElOar quiet Wkeat-Nn. White Wabash
81 Ga Amber Mel gan. ~ CT. CoTn--HO at 9od90tc
New-York tribune., 1868-04-17
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
.vrtyEvs- -.
PORT or SEw.YoRK Arm 10

CLEARED.
sieamshfscoEnha. Vac see ti1.ana Gen Bsrrss Merton
Bremen a. Gv NenabeF Breme3 Ocean Queen King Aspin all
James Ager Losso CharesOHi Ben Isry NeSOep chs'a
sSp'-Caae'eas dr. lra Antsep BhisewHe, ssOn, saS
tBr Grant Lssdon, Albert Ene-soE ca,,.'
PorauPrce; 1To,aore Blancii Cadenas khls bars tBr
Cones Hamilton Beenuiat WHY S Ger SehAasr S. Jaso Do
Bsrss-e1 (Brl Brse, Lirerroei Alice (Br). Lord P,r
Ss2'J hi''' st J'l' b c,'1 '5 r''I''. 70. A''',7
wascis1 T. G. s1 IL pa. fE AE Dssa C. IL p H hS a
Mau,ou. EilabebpOrti Leua Hume ApriebJ, EaaiPoL
ARRIVED.
pass National Steamship Co April 0 lat - 90 oh
% a. passed Large berg IT. lon 20 pal clip WA
steamship LSloaa orsy Sssosaus day. mdse pas.
BarE Isaac Rch Dyer Havana II d'y' sugar, 70 Robert Nor
Bark Muao tof KondOn sik Colombo Jan ~ mdse K.ud
gfs Caroline Eddy Bangor Mel Rose caib,en II days.
Brs Anon ROFsl tOs Poaud Davis sAsuA II days
Big tBr McKenrs, Legborn CT days marble and
Sir L1aa Pdds (Ofst K, asel Daraeoa 10 days u, 70
scHooxsas-RrvER coisrwES
Sehe Hickey. bll1aheihport
DOMESTIC PORTS
Say PRHScSo April % H ea@,g s9I iG XII HssGaa o bo5 ss
BosToy April mAuired steamships AshsDd from SsvYcrI.
from nS o sM Mao ISsss,n GAp Possus s s @ 81
po%as5p Tis % .esE Lsn1TiSs sacs philadelphia .sn
My Wssr April 1.-THE schT Helene Of NeYork from peus
arrived here today having loss her sa
FOREIGN PORTS.
i6Tke National steamship Compauvs
shin Drumk Capt Thomson from EeHlOgk April Tor LnerlooI
srryel here this morning aud proeeo ed
HEsr April GThs steamship Europe Capt Rousu, Oft Gene
RAJ Tansaane Compauy Lane which len keafk the 4shinst
arrived At this port early this morning She VII PrOeed to HA're TINS
Afternoon.
April 4The s,snshps Lotd Lowell CapL Jones and
Eagle Capt Greene from New Japsia Capt iiofe "m f
dpha Rapiian Cbeuan FROM NeNl0E arrived here
steamships Gull Stream. Capt Bates nt hnsnfton.
Capt Hedge NewOIeaHs STAR aod Stripes rm lnspl-
srdvcd here to-day The Virgo 'cE yen cE aOi KeasHs0s for
Boston, sailed to-day.
CAHAmENn port April hsrts James Brett and Argentine br
Stephen Bishop sail IN days Nara Norwood and Pred bhs
waiting
lrg; Crown PoiGt sor lO., Nai1ilg-
SPOKEN.
March H. Ia, II O6 S. % 6 ship Celia steering Esk
DISASTERS.
CuArp.r Msss APRIL l6The schr A. G. Ausn before reported
g rno MO dIe hf beach OF place day The
OF ashore the bar to-day hSet
AID viii probably be a sotsl osS
MISCELLANEOUS.
The European ar West Indian vessels which arrived this port TO-
ds had severe Ai bsa considerably damaged
thereby.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-17
pASSENG ERS ARRITED.

FRON LIVERPOOL April --In steamship Franee-Mis Buno,
M n Adj son w TGne Mckinney Rev. ME NeLeopars
Brlrn and wfgJ buFswel sirs
MlrT Miss Miller Kas H. klas Joseph Orsen vile sAA i'u'
FROI HAVANA ArrDls-In steamship Lodoas-H GEORGES A.
fd Mcbani william as'i Thomas l"alf rem
r ROnguer Gul!eo Fan!cr, wife aHd tN0 eS1rsn' N>aA'
Iaut
New-York tribune., 1868-04-17
iYEsr IYnII NlRrprs

Apai b-tts sagar HaThst s. sHrsased sas were made
~s~i rtsa aHots m No i2 Daleh Standard Exchange on
i@A5 E' esrt Srerai1H Ustsi States currency 20 q
ftss psnlan 'N
New-York tribune., 1868-04-17
,.,,,, .,,,.v,s

MINIATURE ALMANAC ,.s,
s, pi.., - $50 Snu S,ts...... 6il Moon Rises.'' ~"
HiGH WATER pAi. 81,
s.Eiy oos.... 3:sJ Cows lsand s:J hSl SA1e'''"' ""
New-York tribune., 1868-04-17
W" - W THOs. sTRPHRss, CrOton
ROBT. l. DARRAGH. YAgatdaet
A W. CRAVEN, Board

MERRY LEASES AT AUCTlON.-At the
civ HALL on THURSDAY The 5L day o. May @ Al IL 9eiocf
m uii Public Aueou 20 iLo hhsi @ar ,ath a a'e
qusts for tcra OF ten yeAIs Hoi ~. III, 80 ~
~
10 Hunt Point, Lang sAnt
The LEASE the Ferry esabsha oM 'n ''o u
san.st 10 BROOKLYN. Long Ilsud u,.,. =, a. c.
pd Of Fsle be bad upon e "hV
,,. OHe By order ofhe Commissioner 9f M SINKING funn
""''' '" RICHARD H. CONNOLLY Comptolef
city fHewYofi Department Of Finance ooHP's'' oh AI'
T. 1862
New-York tribune., 1868-04-17

y
ave. su,alo- on TSea;r r-seyeHhs -
TRAINS LEAVE NEw-TORK.
Tor Hev Iavsa aud Brepo. go aoo G4h). n9o m |Io
Ut.). 1tD 10 y, 3 g. $50. aud 800 (Fr) p. IN
Milford sialfod Fairfield Southport, aud Nepor "o@ l''
fe SarssiE ZOO tRrl aOo, IIoo lai5 I) AGO tEI)
a45 40 tErl So, Pa (sr.1 y.
Tor psrion TOo a0O It.90 ~ AS. 80 SO n N.
For S'tmfIr ao0 (Ex 800 lid Al5 (EI zlSi 800
U.r j. 3 t5 AZ fEI l 40 53l. so 100 (bsl ,. 49,
Fn GrssuUch art l-ueiats stations 100 ACo lj) nj ~'
3t5. Afo. 59l. 6JD p . .,,.,
Tor Boston va Spin gGsM SEQ (kIl. 300 iEE) 200
IorB Boston Shore line. y IS (EK. 40 p. ..
F0r Hartford anu Spfngled eooh NJ Gr lA5 3O (EhL 800
For Consse,ert River Rsloid aOO GI b i2sP to Mon
tres M. TO Ma
fo Hartford Providence Railroad LOO (EI) il5
Fo New Haven View LOndou stOuusOn Railroad at sOO
l2I5 p m.
Fof Casa Railroad. L. u D. m. To NORTHAMPTON
For Ilaasa'onic Ralroal 0fo a. W, a'O p
Kcr Naugstlek Railroad 800 q. M. 3tO m.
For Daahury ard EorHak Railroad 7.t0, 9uO n, 40
Conmodious Sst Cars attached TO 80 "a train ,- 60
New-York tribune., 1868-04-17
sa6iuSs Bark,.

o~duIlyb 3aHhs
A TLANTIC SAVINGS BANK, ,rn, xo.v
Boa>y dDosid beors Artl ~ WH rees iatsrGa
SIX Czsr.
All the Atlantic Savings Bank eIeep cash
r. Bapk are inrsIa Und states G 6 Yogl BOn Boad
ea sfortga0e a. Hes2 ES,ss worth an lOa4s tie sso8s.
Loaned thereon.
taups " DOsfsJCK ROBERT n wrLLRTTs,
CERSOS n HERMAN, 10 POM, ~ y:
PETER MOLLRt, ~ " nAS dfLs; ~ ~
eiseif Avn rOifsRy EDWARD CORNING.
JnsRpU sTsIOSSog IN, WILLIAM GARDNER,
A. UEDRRHLJ. NJ b.. 1kOh0E ". mbAp
RRAsfus r. MEAD. WI ~ Donin,,ht
THEopHfiI'g ANTHONY SAMUEL C. CONABLB,
aP0RGB UoWP .WM. GRAKDY
j n WHITIOCg JOHN q ADAMk
IuuE lfTRKk m u. &. HOuGATOE
RRARTCs T. BOCTON, kllih " ~ ynhli
WIIIItN FHEIPs UAvIU \. DUsCOMB
IIAnRIS9N HALL, Ius
JstEPH p. coo2EE Sec CHARlks ID BAILEY. Ira.
ALL DEPOSITS MADE ON or BEFORE
N ths 2ol Of APRIL will draw interest oR The i oAPh
THJRD.AVENUE SAVINGS BANK,
Corner Of TbirisYe. and Tweriy-siTth-fi
SIX PRR ONT IKTEREBT paid free from t0fHnent tsr o. Al
Bnk opss dlT or 10 10 20 p ard on MONDAY, WBDhf
DAY and BATU kDAY EVENINGS from 6to N. "a,
sPJECyR g. aREFg. PJetlsri
VIZ n DIRErNs sssssry
New-York tribune., 1868-04-17
6upzrtntrsbip Iutitts.
matlintrn

TOR SALE--A ls-inch double cylinder PAPER
MACIllSF. Jrrrr oicr running Can be seen a next
week. For sale chclI. il-uIf Of -. ...
New-York tribune., 1868-04-17
slurt -IarSrn's aOtits.

% SKw-roNK.
PsRT.wkNurSs oYTICz. No - wi1amsf
NOTICE IL hereby given. in accordance wlth
~ Section @ the Asi passed April y. 1857 ss,iasi ~ . a.
Reorganre WsenS O1es VI ihe pt Of HeS lok 20 81 p
Interested n having eharge the snhieet natter rs SA'
survey that the osHs vessels are nos ansss
The POt Wsrisps and Ia, the auTers or slAp
completed saecsBz ts DS' % o'As sA@
New-York tribune., 1868-04-17
1sII1,ON RIVER AND HARLEM RAIL

Il z
L II ROADS-Op AMI sRer MONDAY Nov 25 nG7 trains far
All auy Troy cmnecns Sh NOHhen and Nesea trains ~
leave Nev-lOrk ai follows: - -,.-,-, -.
a. NJ. EIprss rsn ,ia IIudsu River Railroad Ihirte snf
Tertave through Dna % SuTeu1on Bridge Wlout sah q"
al connschS Toy with traits ior s'raoA Rutland DaAs
ard tie North.
10 NJ Erpe via Hudson River Railroad connecting at Albany
With Ir,y S.th tans for ihe North
Erpress arem Raj road, Twenty xths, and
connecting Chatham with NesttFn Railroad io LeSaa
pe, Prssl Albany Wih Western tuns and ~ IFy VIA
tr.ins FOR Saratoga. Ruant Darlington, sut the North
3IS E1p ia Hudson RIVER Railroad conneeng AZ
Albany trains AID Iro with trains m Montreal WA
t'rrpngcar attached mn, -.--..,.. 81, r., -.
with Msltern Railroad for Lebanon SPnls, Ph 6e, and az
Aanv With Western EitieLed az Albany
go m Express via Hudson River Railroad With sespnean
sitac trngh Buffalo and Suspsnson Bridge without chn
Ao, ,tprs-esr every day. excepting saturdays s@' |
OgdcnrR. without W
aud Raroa Connection Tor IToy Hii ts made az E A0a9J'
m M n v Ijrior river Railroad With sleepugeap attached.
connecting With elry ns ~ Etna and Suspension bridge
al a Troy Nth traius Saratoga and points serih
srdsy trsn viii he Hndou River R9rai i"m h.s York
10 poagk.epse snd triton tavg EeSoFE at a. a.
RrtnrnBg leave Ionshkespe at ~ a' 10 te
Aso saplsv train arrm Raj road leaving Fry seons 81 AZ
ga m sud artng Mlsrtoa at $40 ReiuTnpg leaves Miller
''h ~ ''1' y No. -s kVN A. VANDERBILT VcePresilent
New-York tribune., 1868-04-17
Sinantial.


DOR SALE
l. ROCHESTER, CITY SEVEN PER CENT FIRST MORTGAGE
WATER WORKS COMPANY BoSDs, WHICH ARB A FlRST.
CLASS SECURITY, USDOUBTrD FOB INVESTMENTS, WITH
A SINKING FUND PROVIDED FoR THEIR REDEMPTION DUB
1881 SEVEN PER CENT INTEREST COUPONS JANUARY AND
JULY, AND PRINCIPAL. PAID AT THE CITY TREAsURERs
OFFICE OF THE CITY or ROCHESTER,
1T Is A wELL.KNOwN PACT THAT ALL shCURdIiES
ER PSoE F9H m E Rgh M RT ASp MOST PRofTABLE Fo
LIMITED 1MGG THE BoSPs Ss AEE 9FEEBE9 EEBTeTTSS ySS
BELOW PAR, ToR TiIB PRksEET ,9SL 9YLY n By x,cor.v
Stock Broker aud Aactloof SlHii Piae.l Xta.Yert
A MEETING of the STOCKHOLDERS of
9 L ErS PkR9fSa S q Id@ SoSPAS or 6SbAY m % b neg s d
Of Ap ~ ocs elect for he ense5g and for the
transaction Of '"'A A'' ''''l'' JAMES MLiGSN ssss
CANDVSKY. MANSFIELD, AND NEWARK
,e rsqacd to call al o oHcs Of T wIIAMA GUEST No 81
NOTICE to ANY and ALL HOLDERS OF the
~ FUNDED BONDED INDEBTEDNESS Of rUBA COUNTY,
CALFORNAN9ee hereby ye1 iha, al holder, o. any o. & Zoe
epto, present surrender the to the Loan Comm oEer; Of
Rs & I'M, o. hsO 1 'p & irs% s G 't I Sa IN Of Joy D. 1888
thereof The bonds Of said eO9ny bearing interest At
65tn principal iHi Interest to @ % coin sd iond' being ae
ac indebtedness Of sai county win interest s the M
dsy o. yr, A. D. lseMasyin Yuba County c,i,2 March
J. J. 4 4 EIbESTf SfIbEsSTwf
Loan Commissioners Of the County q YubA
TXIIED ST1.Es TEE4sriW, EawYo9E AFni 10 I.Sl
NzN
- COUPONS will be received for EXAMINATION
a. the L. $ Treasury. H. II. Vas DlCK Assistant Treasurer
OFFICE or THE CiNrRAL RAILROAD Co. or GFwJERsKY,
Nc O3 Lhery.s.. NEw-YoRE, Apri i6 1868. }
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the An
nna Meeting q SoehAoders q th Ctr' Railroad C9mpay Of
NcwJer elect nine directors To- serve for e year next e1ns
will he hesi q the ur If jr Company at kAaheipor NeHJe
lena the our, Of y 'elckm, ai oc"oS M oi Friy Ma
b. FRIDAY, e f iatii
o. SATURDAY tl~ gh Truyiro SAMUEL hNON, hectetery
DEDEMPTION Of CITY STOCK.-The FIRE
hS INLEHNtTY STOCK 81 the CITY OF NLWlORA pa} abr on
o ate viii De PAID q the legally
Moui8 hr ih 81 Ny ol 90 The
omtroers OKc Cts Newlo goa tie surrender o tAe ccrt
Bcsfes.
Interest % said stock viii "a taat day. - .
RICHARD y CONNOLLY. Comptroller
Department af Fnanr Cor pircF Ohre he YORK. Aprl 10 c
CT. louis aud IRON MOUNTAIN RAIL
~ ROAD COMPANYSeyeu ~ cent bonds Fchpi saa August
Louis aud Iron MLau Railroad having Teen c
fnei by l huache e. te Ieatr in4 ile toaa derel yaa
ir0ari A. 81
vll august. h' during
81 te coluou W viii e opened
lr oai
n cares 1 te ttares. thc Woe or1Ee
debt: pfarcs this eEpegdd or the ctirHI
the surr Pamphlets ad TtrHlgr n he had o. g.. oee
sff th 2la TIE
price S2i II. g. MARQVAND. NlceIre leit No 81 NHa.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-17
Cban,,s for gusintss Jtltn.

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A GENTLEMAN of long experience. in Dry,
~ sr sou.e. u the &ei j. of priHg COrARTSERsHp
, @ s Sss it s s 1 re t. RON sTDsenss T. open tore
tnes. and mos. 'Hos 'Sg,' % o. we @ I an r o6 f I n
Boston ht ai b. required Address T. b. care 'i A0' Dos
4 BSOLUTE SALE of TWO NEW-lORh
~ COALr ARDS-P q ne I'e Of tSe laie so5H 1Ien'sas
Ss.r 'Sr' al ~. oGs Of JoiSsdS MILLER s., Sa.,,u
EOR SALE-GROCERY STORE, Stock, and
/ iIuTes v,f good 'gars"is Apry % Tie premises 10 "
FOR SALE-STOCK, FIXTURES, GOOD
WILL Sc Of an o,i s,'ftlted Jegery Business 0-ei IN
''-'' '''' '' -'''-- wM " Tiiilss soy se 70. De-s
nor SALE-A good established trade and
500 Of sriyrs stove, rga,s As n' 'y ~ ' reI T.
iisus. sddoss THOMAS WHITE oraoarl Stc, Co. ll.aa
EOB SALE-F'irst-class GROCERY STORE
- one Of sse , s. gs,i' ] 81 a' 90 AZ r. St.ea T.
DARTNER WAN1ED.-An INTEREST will
he DISPOSED of 90 I've an fa about $500 % respectable A.
WHITE, No e9 Br'.dsav. -
DARTNER WANTED in the BREWING
BusiSES>in aet'e eosEee "a Ti'h ~ 'lnul ~ E
y, ealaeon lnl uae ~ fo'd baac' Adirr'' Boz NJ '''
TTO CONTRACTORS little good EARIH
lt ROE WON o. ils t.,eh spr-f, 'ial % & y, , ~ ~ -
@ responsive raes 'P ID L .iia .s .sst n' ~, I ~ p
sPfss. Coaabi. Couaiy. y y D. C. LSsLf, EasHeef.
'Sea.Leh4sor spliags Asri IS ll-& -
S5nU Wan W. NIL. ILDMm ~ pay a. ~ .. PCT p
sad erp,rld Il 10 dasus past year le lnoal
or Jtan-
$500 also 10 per cent hu1irsi within ule
of Ne South llitiso of "a u'r
20 deep BJi worth tmes lta Atr' No
% Courtlauitst. Scv-iork. hotAlt VI bAl.
Go zoo CASI-PARINER,-A Great
tCe1.sLNINJ RAEGAtS.-A s-class SAW MIL. viii rss
.sm ,usn. p~rfci cah,on sh 50 Smelly lh-a Lluii
arl al tools AM sfaurs
tb buu from tLs city Tor p1Ttensrs,
see g. " HEERY Wa,isf Nassau ussfanoe Cempaur.
LITTLE GIANT
PORTABLE CONCRETE PRESS
manufactures the lest and cheapest
BUILDING BLOCKS
IA the wol fOIn ssnA or gravel
no BUENING.
Price sgo RIe.alrs q ugbD
serd for sTeuar - G y hANk MISS,
New-York tribune., 1868-04-17

NEW-YORK SUPREME C0URT.-In the
~ matter application RICHARD ANbRMAN and CHARLES
PRATT for the d,suan Of the CorPoron called the De kALb
PETROLEUM t0MPANY"-By orist - the Supreme CSur spee
the City Han o Abe CITY u Hesio In ue F judi
stTscl - Mar-h 1853 all Interested 20
such Corporon ss required show have why such
Corporation ou be dissolved before Daniel lngham. G ESQ
duy appointed that purpose Al l Once numhcr o
the Ctr NeYork the eighth day JuD nr %
4, ck IN he afternoon which time and place said Referee viii
the allegations and proofs OF the paes ana aAe tes
mon a reiatiou ,o-Datsd April 2 J. 80
HENRY BREWSTER Attorney Tor Applicants,
New-York tribune., 1868-04-17

srypAY TR.iSs-a:30a m Train for otsrle u n snd
33j ?. $50 Night ErIye for pas.lrk but
o Rochester Salamanca aud all points West and sonhi s m
:co for Paterson AMI Por Jers
EIpress through to Salamanca, Dunk a5 B-a'o '
coaches direct connection with all soIten ana
Western lines. N
Night Ira o., p,o.dv.v-
Depot foot Chaab,rs slOk also Loug Dock Depot jersey