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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-11
NEW-YORK.

The Young Mems Democratic General Com
mittee met evening at the Tammany headquaers m
Thireenhst and organized By the selection OF MI Ei
ward II. Anderson temporary Chairman and Mr. Mar
tin NOchtOn as Secretary number OK the delegates
suggested that permanent organization he e1fcted pup
after short conversational discussion IL was resolved 10
adjourn until the 23d st at which time fun attendance
of delegates is eXpected
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-11
CANADA.

THE DOMINION LOAN-A FENIAN ALARM.
OTTAWA, Jan. 10.-Tenders will be received
In sums OF 500 and upward for Canada Dominion six per
cent stock up tho 3st instant One million and half
dollars will De placed the market There viii be-
further issue until after the LIST OF July. Tie military
senries have been rebled during the last few days at
the Parliament and other public buIldings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-11
VIRGINIA.
Tile RIOT AT nALIFAX.

RICHMOND, Jan. 10-The military officer sent
10 Halifax two weeks ago 10 que unprecedented dis
turbsnce reports TO headquarters that evidence OF mill
laiy organization among the blacks was found, and
George Coleman, ono of It's officers. arrested The
report also states that tho idea among the blacks that
they arc o have all the lands Is quit Ip0ded.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-11
LOUISIANA.

PROCEEDINGS on THE CONVENTION.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. i0.-The Convention is
huryng tho constitution through having got ~ far rs
artice sixty seven to-day, when they adjourned to meet
~ renortod that ma sndien activity is caused by let
terra from prominent politicians now at Waslnston.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-11
PRICE FOUR CENTS.

prior to the adoption of the constitution such egsla.
ton was not voted. The law gave him discretionary
power and he might enforce some measure, especially
any welldigested scheme Of relief EJGov Brown adj
dressed large audience last night, advocating the Re
construction acts, which, he said the negroes suf
frage but not the right 10 vote ID He defended Gen.
Pope and his administration and argued IN favor u re-
lief TO State banks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-11
TIE FUNERAL OF BISHOP HOPKINS

BURLINGTON, VT, Jan. 10.-The funeral OF
Bishop Hopkins viii take place in this city on Wednat
DAY. the 18th inst at noon. large attendance Of ne
Bishops and cergymen Of the Uned States aud the Can
adaS ~ expected
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-11
OHIO.

DEMOCRATIC CONGRESS NOMINATION.
CINCINNATI, Jan 10. The Democratic Con-
venon in the With District OF Ohio to-day nominated
Cen Barnabas Burns for Congress, TO I'LL the vacancy
caused by the death Of Mr. Hamilton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-11
SEIZURE OF A STEAMER

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 10.--,rbe United states
Marshal seized tho steamship China alleged violation
Of the passenger law OF Congress her aet voyage from
ran Francisco ~ Hong KOng.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-11

session carried by vote OF % 10 TO- and after
a short time the seuate adjourned 10 meet tomorrow
New-York tribune., 1868-03-21
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or sgw.YORx.
CLEARED.

CLEARED.
seuhpssOmese chids BalmOe Fr.Se0nis sher"ood Port
Shp-Iuse webb storei, Liverpool
BaI1sJohn Edny Br Hopkins Bremen Ir0pe bi 'Br Rob-
o shx.n G., Hsn,a MeT,,,ns Z, s, NJ;
horn l.piSSsi EcsOr tBrl Cooper Hsatu BI@ad'l can
' S sHa sS + Sa' RSSa 4Ssda 1d.a ws e Fc %
wilmington, Del Nellie Bloomfield Hobb stamford Lousl orSei''
sas Van cs Baltimore, whts Ss,n. Coi.., ca.i n'p n.
Barge Dreadasusht MeDou.d Baltimore.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Reeseca Clyde Nelson. wilmington C. With at's and
steamship Miami Mclaughlin Norfolk mdse and pas. to
sts.m.hp Niagara Baisnan Norfolk With wdse and pa D.
steam'hp H,er, Couch Richmond Va and City Point with ad,'
p.s &a ss'e fs ' 'Is's iI:f &
SiI s. 4 nsea: .snse steamship vrso hence @ s.SsssS
Hss ss ss s';% g. S S: % L.i?c Reed ''. .'' '''''
Bai Ra.. BOmau Aic,uu "a days with Hd'e fSseA
Bark Bsm.n Cros.r Rotterdam 81 days 'i ~s's
Brig Liberty Of BO,,On) D.vur c.rdeps' days with TO
Brig T. H. A. Pitt (f Bermuda, Locke B.rnud, days bsls''tO
L.:, q St John. b. Bishop. s.sa. II d'' 'iI 's"''
Brs NJ Louisa Miller Of BO..Ou Rh C.b.sD days Nth 'us"
sh via Pigeon (f fGloue DOrit, St ASdrsvs 10 d's -i'b
SCHOONER, IRON SOUND AND RIVE. PORTS
Wave, ss.tpcG. '-.'A 9. y. R.yHSsi &apoh
Native Greenwich James Mefrck New. HsvtA
Jas II. Tupp, Esw-Haven Sarah Lavsne, B:amtforo
Mary Sott New London. J. Pouder, Nev-BedfoTd
Texas, Norwich. RObt Smith. New Haven.
Mary T. Miles, Cow EIperimeut, F1asbnig
Treasure. Appsaaug J. = Terry, Norbpor
Native, Hew-HaveB. g. Goodwin, New HAYES,
II. Lemuel SoEtbport Mari Iiee, New-Iaven.
Y. H. BrsFOs, NorLpoft Laurel New Losdop.
~ A. Prelmore, EOrtbpoH Spray New London
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
The ssiiorl Shoals Light Vessel has again been s.,p, from i
station.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Rurope.n and vessels which arrived tbs TO-
day had encountered and been considerably Gsased
thereby.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-21
PASSENGERS 1RRIVED.

FROM HAMDURG-In steamship Geru,niGen Carl SehurI,
Richard HrTnkantI Henry Whitney Otto Esehe Adoph Phpon
Mannheim sch~srn Ern Arp Adele IaIeSt DorebeA Ha,sk
Heinrich Zimmerman, zpfel Leopold Furehesott Albert
Rehs and WIFE Gustav kra Benjamin Le6e Jos Feuehsler
SomOn Emuger Mr. Snhsmer wife and children, p Lah Ape
Shap Leopold Weber Henrietts Meyer Louise Hofnann Richard
Schde Louis Romiscb Maj Bar ard Eer John LCdders Kha
H Otto Scboley J. Rcbarf Marie Cohn John Crsch Os.
MAID CehB Carl Meyer Carl jules Rssmannaud 3i In the ,eeg
New-York tribune., 1868-03-21
HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAIL

ROADs-Ou aud Iter MONDAY, Nov. 25 1851 trains ioI
Albany and Troy connecting with Nohsrr aEd Weiten trains will
lssIs s.fork as foioss: . -.
through Buffalo and susPBson Bridge Without change Of
oouueeug Troy With trains for Saratoga Rutland BuThg
ton aad TIE North.
M Express rln VIA Hoison River Railroad connecting Albany
vita the West and Troy With trains foT the h0rh
ii m Express via Harlem Railroad. Tsenu siI,hst and
oouueeng Chatham With Western Railroad for Lebanon
sprb Psasa t at AShg With ws,isn TAIN. Ahd At Troy wA
tfslrs saltogI Rutland Burlington and the North. .
3i5 EIpss tran via HhsJh River Railroad connecting 81
Albany with Western ta snt Troy With trains for Montreal WIN
sleeping stsehed =,
as Express train via Harlem Railroad. eounsing At Chaihsn
Western Railroad for Lebanon Springs Fitshe 6e and a.
AbahJ with Western trains Sleeping attached at Albany
BIpre train via Hudson River Railroad Nth sespne es
attached lAd through to Buaao and Suspension BFge vtnol' hahs
seepingcsr excepting ssnriays attached
f NsuYoTk tbrough Oydensbs without ehHge via Rome W.
and Railroad Connection for Troy will be made az kiss Albany
This train will Sundsya -.
III p IA trsa Hudson River Railroad, sh 'eePngean attached
Albany with early tlss for Bafao and Suspension bridge
.bi at Toy With trains Saratoga and points North .
Sunday s be via Hudson River Railroad from NJ lork
Poughkepse AID nened stations leaving Ne~ n
Returning leave Pougiesp. at arriving 10 At ts.o
Sunday sin Harlem Railroad leaving Forty seconds
and arriving MsriGn at 90 Returning leaves Miller
"' :" ''"r -" Wn IT, vANDERBILT, vice PIssldsst
New-York tribune., 1868-03-21

A Dubuque paper says that George W. Por-
ter whose parents aud relations murdered In tho
Indian massacre at Redwood, Mimi, in 1851 from that
time devoted himself 10 vengeance and since then has
ished his work.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-21

GREAT NEWS IN TEXAs.-On the 2Jth ult. tho
news OF the Impeachment Of President johnson reached
Houston Texas, and was immediately printed by The
telegraph OF that city extra. We copy H. TO show
how distance lends enohantment TO the view o
HcUsrOS rELEGRAPH-ExrRA
TUESDAY, MoRsfSa. Feb. Is, 1858
Udr War Var The Prrsisst faleahtf TN gNn
6r,f murdered p Thirteen killed lTArn
tcoundd lfndrDw Johnson prtsoRSr iGc JhoBe, h,d
--StIrOss ~ bTOkSa l-Udr Department bgusd !SA>rgd
vnh > Pr>sfcnt iGrdrt dolores hns,J Dictator ieTddiy
yesyled i-GeaSrIi War Laertbbk !Ete, ae,
lOur Special Dlspatehes) 10
WAssSGToS FEB aS6l On the 2d ballot which else st
20 minutes gas, 9k h, HoaE the Boase majority for mpeseh
81 AZ O'Clock Gen Grsa ordered Col Car Of Geh bnors
stat arrest Gen homs sbh orer immediately e.rd into
effect President johnson az slt called The military shd citizens
% assist In ,be rec,rre Of GeH homiS On the h charge Gsn
Thomas killed the the Pesiept c4psfei Tbs
War Department buTuei the ground Three women Ss
ters d ChsySee killed BY the soldiers Thirteen persons were
kedtye Of shOm merchants Secretary ktanons eg sis
broken by the falling his horse efo to nke bis escape hom
city Geu himself Military Dictator sBd has estsh
hei bis headquarters Pennsnave The Capitol aSd all paeha
baings cl0sed Offices Ihs ETess hVa
been suspended sherman calls for 10000 nnyday eoPs He hss
Gen Ianock taAs
south f the Ohio River sHd pledges himself
the uuOn Sertry Seward IN ha
resignation Yesterday be will stand OF fall With TIE Pes
Gaut has ordered City be placed under martial lac
New-York tribune., 1868-03-21

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
San 602 sun 6.l3 Moon Rse.. tn
Sandy Hoek,. So 0ovs Island. eSs Hall 0tis.,,r $50
New-York tribune., 1868-03-21
9urt @arStn's gutit,.

STATE FEvYoRx,
PoRr.wARDESs 0FYicB No. 20 Wlllam-nt
NOTICE ia hereby given, in accordance with
Section of tie passed April N 1857, entitled An Aeis
ReOgBe the Wseus Once the Port o. New York al poas
Interested h1px charge Of the subject matter Of such Dq,.
survey that the following vessels under sianira
toa by and that the said ersminanoE
within succeeding tbs notice on board sss
vessels .n
steamship
Steamship City Of London. y
Ship L. ". Stetsoo
Bark W. h. Anderson. .ssss''''s''''.s
Bark
Bark Jared -
Big ROOT
Brig
H.. .
Brig Kate Freeman
Bug J. W. HOlbrOOk. Jackson u
schr WIN. o. lrsn..
SchT. Mary Collins
Schr Jopspbne b. Knosles....... WoodTud kobnsont
Schr Eddie .FrrInees
SCbE Nn o. root Ol NIIlsopntsh
AlSrHOkNk 1OMPAISS Prsrdsst
J. Args HERMAN SecreAry.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-21
8tIp @lant,6.

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N Err STOVES NEW WORK,
MEN OF OUR TINES
OR LEADING PATRIOTS or THE DAY,
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ators Including Biographical Sketches and anecdotes oi
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An elegant Octave richly illustrated with 10 beautiful steel Ia
Cravings, and
PORTRAIT oF TIE AUTHOR
unce Toms Cabin popular Tbe demand refy
large Agents sells Every watis ~ nothing equal % u
advise all that expect 20 sell books 70 engage al once ara seS ~
tory Apply TO- o address, - .s.,,.e, - 49,, a.
A GENTS WANTED for THE BLUE-COATS,
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TNION. SCENES AND INCIDENTS IN TIE RbBELLlON.
II contains Bgrsyng and 500 and Is the e and
eheapest book published Price only 81 80 copy
Times the people won't buy books unless eJ ear ge
them cheap Every experienced Knows that Is e 20 sell oar
copies 81 80 than - or % 20 Agents who are
wasting In canyassng r hghpneed books Of Which tle
sell four Eve day viii please send of circulars Ad
curt terms and q full description Of tbs WORK r. -,
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New-York tribune., 1868-03-21
8itsmbuais anS SailrraSs.
RAILR0AD-Winter Ar
T ONG ISLAM

7 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD-Winter Ar
I,nren.ntLChapse OF Time-LsaEe Jamesslp: Mail
,rain GreeePo al w.sa',Gn CONNECTING At MnsoH -h
way station. p Express train for River head
syosset and Glen Cove train and all m
Psmgdae and Hsppstsi TRAM AND of oH iP SA'
dsys only i.
Sunday RIeurron Train leaves Hunters Point s9h n ARRIVES Al
HuneTs Point $40 p IN. To take effect Nov . 1901
New-York tribune., 1868-03-21
CRIE RAILWAY.-TRAINS LEAVE DEPOT


Il toot Of Chsmbersst Pavona Ferryi 49,,
$500 Day kgrrA or Rochester Bafao saim'nei' Duhht
and all points West aud South
$50 a. m nay Train daily Oi,vs and intermediate stations
1000 EIfr MAI ior BafO Salamanca, DuHhrE. and OIL
points West and South ,. ,..,
$50 y m Way Ta'H Mddeovn sod intermediate stations
EIpess stopping oulg at Sterling Junction, turner's
and Of Tuners Port JerT keNodTsh and wa"
rick.
Night Frpsss for Rochester Buhalc SALAMANCA Dun
LrE. sal al points south and West
p Nay Train, for suren and intermediate stations.
6:9 Night Err>ss daily for Rochester Buffalo. ssnanes
puni all points West aud South BY this iTsE sleeping coaches
will run ihroEgh 10 CiacinnAu without change
800 D. m FmgrGni Train daily. Tor the West
Aso Way Trains for Boiling Spring Pssa and Paterson hoo
ard BIS H.. and l45 400, Gas snd lliUo p m. On
wednesday Train OeeSk for sGasTa and inter
mediate StAt!o1i
SUNDAY TalN,-s.90a N. waI Train FOR otvlsi u m and
3JO fof Paterson; $50 Night Erpress for Duntk buf
Rochester S.lamaea and all points Vest and holth oP N,
Way Train lO for Paterson aud Port Jeffs
Trains through 10 Salamanca DuHk and bu1ao "n
change eoaeh aud direct connection with all Southern and
lines.
Perfectly vssiAsl aud Luxurious Sleeping Coaches accompany all
Night Trains a., n.-,
Depot ChGbeTSs YORK. also Long Doek Depot !sJ
CitJ. .
Al a,ei the principal suburban place, the Line Of
the Division os Railway has been prepared end can be OBJ
nd al ts Company Of charge by those wishing 10
persony the referred TO- With the view OF aeement
u RIDDLE General Supt
W. Y Ran 0ersral Pas Agent.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-21

and Cove
Psrmgdae and passage. traB and o NORM shp sAiar
Ssnay Ereurron Train leave. Hunter, Point ssa arrives at
Hunters Point H. 10 aAs s1e' hdRy So sop.rutenSen,
NEW-YORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD
1851 SUMNER ARRANGEMENT 1867
COMMENCING JUSB 1861
P.rt Station in New rOri corner and Fourth
ave Entrsaes on Twenty Jse'snthst
TRAINS LEAVE YEw.YoRK:
nf% lcc SsT h.I5 .1a sasssPpc sss J SUo 'bI
Milford STAFFORD f,asa Southport and ws'!psr' 100 i'O
f% SS..l Eco, scs grl 400 m~. ing CEr) 900 CEIl
"a fSr b.Isn scS. scc iis5 as a.s, 40
stamford 100 sOo GIl 800 i Ris kI) ais 400
s,s tern & stations: o Geo. 'o nj ais
as -" $50 O." p n, 11,osSEcrrse rRAIss
ycr Boston =. spinEs,d $50 r. (Es 400 CErh S"rA
TCr Hartford .sd spSlss.d 500 = M cI as 100 RIl zoo
For Connecticut River Railroad AGO EIl laEP hOu
For Hartford Providence and R.hl Railroad eco (EI n s
New Haven SswLoudOu and stounsOn Railroad at 400
Esi S.s.i S.ii M lai' n: to ssHs.sgton
For Dsssay and Norssii Railroad 100. 80 /. m, ,4Npn
''N-'O'''' '''' ''''-'' JAMES H. BoYT supt
NEW-JERSEY X. R.-FOr PHILADELPHIA,
Ivy, k.1'insOn $50 pm Via Cs%ds9 M P m M Pm Wa
~iSah & !Fo south and Az, noon
F8R THE wEsT-To Cincinnati and Cbic.go-s:O 4. Nm
p M m The $40 and 1880 trans through With bat
Sn Sa Sous l tbns Ssess s@s snSsoa 4
earl: By lines Family s. .ssSs. sS on
advance Of other lines With all morning from
Chicago. ('DaiyD r. W yAChSON, Ge, snpt
NORTHERN RAILROAD of New jersey
IN Trains leave Jersey for Permont f $3.50 and ss H. lN
t:22 s2, asd 6.3l The $50 n and i:l2 run hony
THoS ". DEMARESr Superintendent
SOUTHSIDE RAILROAD OF L. I-(WIN-
~ TER ARRASGEhENTS)
teps JspsStsp Y ssL via Railroad, to Jamaica for
Babyon aud all rsy-stationa
Frarkina Brooklyn al sos via Booklyn Central
Railroad, TO Jsnsics for Babylon and all way sadons
Leave Jsessp lat via L. Railroad, TO Janse, for
Babylon and all way stations
FankinGTe. BrOohlyn, at235 via Broohyn Central
Railroad 20 Jamaica for Babylon and all waystaitous
Bsbyon 7:35 for Jamaica and all stations eonneeE
with train Of Ia Railroad arriving at James shp at 10 a. m
Leave Bah Ion at 73S for Jamaica and all wsysaons Sonne'
ing With train Of Brooklyn Central Railroad ar'ns Fani'e
BTootlyn At 10 IN. , .-,. ..
Leave Babylon l2 for Jsmsies ind all ons con
Meeting L. Railroad arriving At JamesshP at p m
Leave Babylon l29 for Jsnses and al NSsation con
Meeting Brooklyn Central Railroad arriving al fTAnhhn
BROOKLYN 3.05 and connecting also With the hoeess OF
East SewYork and jamaica Railroad wheh eays JasA eIe "
minnie. r. WHITE. Superintendent
To tste eject Nov. T. 1857.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-21
Situations Gdant,n- ftmalts.

A GOOD GERMAN GIRL wishes place to
n DO general HOUSEWORK. Apply a No. Edrlge-st, be
tween Canal snd Divlson-sts
A NUMBER of GERMAN GIRLS want SIT
"A UATlONS Apply tho 100 East ousionst pear BoHtry
WELL recommended GERMAN GIRLS for
w GENERAL HOUSRWORK and all other capacities, city or
country LOVES Insate for German servants No II stan
ton-si. Bowery.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-21
CAFETY, SPEED, and COMFORT.

NENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW JERSEY
~ Passeug ard Freight Depot Yoi foot oi LbprtTst
Junction With he Delaware LackauGnna and Western
Railroad Fion with tbe Lhgh valley Railroad and It's couaee
ions forming direct set Pittsburgh and the West without change VI
ALLENTOWN LINE TO THB WEST.
Tire. Express Trains daily Tor hs West except SUNDAYS when one
train IN The evening
ST. Louis, Gc. wish bot one change Of car.
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS
Commencing Jan l1 l808-LeaVe NewYork as follows:
m-PoT Essioa Bethlehem MAaeh ChuHk, Wiianspor
Wlieshsue MahsnoJ CITY, &c.
mWayTrain for Pennington Juncion, Sroudibug Water
Kingston. Pltsou, Great Bend. &c
glm-WEsrEHS Eaon Allentown Harrisburg Pitts
tie West without chaBge Of 20 Cincinnati Chicago
change ST. Louis Connects Al Harrisburg With Northern
Central nd Philadelphia aud Bre Roads for Ere and the OH Regions
Cohnse Junction Nh Del Lack and Western Rro'L silver
Pslsce thrOush TO Chicago. - ,,-,,
Il -TRAS-For Eson Allentown Msuch Chunk. "liesoaire
Resdhg Columbia Lancaster Kphrsta lI Poisve harrba &c
D. m.-fOr SOmeTYl!e
a. m-Way train for R,s,on Allentown and Maueh Chunt
y m-CfscSSATI EIPKK-Po Esstou, Bethlehem, AuentoTn,
Rsaus Harsburg Pittsburgh chicago and Caansteonneets al
Harrisburg ~iih for WamspoEi Erie, ke Sleeping Can 70
Pittsburgh aud Chicago
$40 .. n--Po So1erVle and Pennington
5.i3 m.-Fsr Jlncioa and intermediate stations
in.-For Somer,ilie ~
NV EIPREss 1RANFor EasiOui Aeni1Nn, hedns
Harrisburg, PiitbnJgh srd the West -
through from Jersey City TO Pittsburgh every evening
Addition train. arc BergrH Point. Eittbeth &c
Tickets obtained the Office Of the Central ks
Leyst n r. atNo Astor House No'
~ 21 SIC Boadga No 10 Greelsct and at The prncPd
hotels X. e. KICKER. Superintendent
ii. r. BALDWIN. Gen Pass Agent
New-York tribune., 1868-03-21
Qi6iStuS nuiitts.


DIVIDEND.-A Dividend of FIFTEEN PER
H. CENT NIL be paid holders of claims against the late t Of
MATTHEWS TAYLOR. 81 my once, No 2ll BroaaTsy
OTFicE oY TBE USITED STArEs LYE IssuAASoH Co.
CuI or NEw YORK., No 40 NALL-sI:t. Z
CIXTH TRIENNIAL DIVlDEND.-Ihe
- Board of this day declared DIVIDEND Of
FORTY PER CENT the three ending at the h day Of March
anua received during The said three years. and
ar additional Dividend TWENTY PR CENT the whole sun Of
al additions holders o such policies who have
fd r engagements With the Companybob dividends beng pay
sbs or explained in the COMaDys
CASH ASSETS RxCKED s2.7OO.OoO
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
Jan Suvdam shepherd Knapp, Augustus H. Wafd,
Lane MSrb Edwsrd S. Clsh, James Galain.
10 j. Cisco Isaac y Phelps, Jeremiah 4 hohlbson
VI. ConuOlg, Charles r. Bil, Aharh LeNerlch
e. j. Phelps William N. Hastsd
h. y Mbeslsrglt, Clinton 0AbeTt, heuIF ". forui
Wilson g. Han, William D. Bohei ApoiIos H. " silAo'e'
NJ N Arn,l1 Hanson K.C Corning Frederick Sheldon,
W. X. Vermlve, John g. badHni James NJ horIis0h
william Tucker, keNafd hntatna
JOHN EADlE. President
n a DR. GROOT Artnsrv ISAAC A. GIFFIHG Assistant Sec
CLEMENTS, " d, Medical oalg
l2tol p At the Ohce No 40 Wailst
NICHOLAS DB GROOr Secretary.
B. GATES. General Agent, aud JAMES sIEWAkL HENRY
PERRY. ALBERT O. WILCOX. A. WHITNEY, GhkNNILLk r.
BENSON CHARLES SORTHSTIBLD. J. J. WHITNEY. HlRAMP
CROZIER W. ". WILSON T. NJ WELLS, and J. I. STEWART
Iocal Agelts II the Citv Of HeS-l lork and vicinity
important pans of Life Insurance have been tdoed by
tA, CoIupspy send for The New Prospectus
New-York tribune., 1868-03-21
~ 000 0CAPITAL1.PARTNERS PAR
S30O 0O0 TO CAPITALISTS Only

estshhshe1
MANUFACTURING BUSINESS
fr SALE One Of the parties refining fom business 70 he sou
This good opportunity investing where rich harvest nf
reape meaning business need apply 81 NO
- Park.row, No. "a, between il and u f. m.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-21

DIVIDEND.-A Dividend of FIFTEEN PER
CENT be paid TO the holders 0f claims against The ste hfn OF
MATTHEWS TAYLOR. At my Once, No 2la BToaaTsL ..
New-York tribune., 1868-03-21

J0HN MUNR0E & Co,
- AMERICAN BANKERS.
NJ. RUE SCRIBE, PARIS,
No 8 wALI-Sr NETWORK,
f.sue Csr Letters Credit Traeen In al parts OF Europe b
Ae Also Commercial Credits
New-York tribune., 1868-03-21
SAVINGS RANK.
6bantts for Sasintss W,u.

ANY RESPONSIBLE GENTLEMAN with
little mon sy to invest either with without bs services learn Of
rare business opportunity applying the American Ler'
~ Bure,p No l32 Estsau-st
New-York tribune., 1868-03-21

IN 10 I1EINEDI Wv
IN Chapter 1851 that The circulating notes Slad 70
BANK individual located IN
Ctr NewYok M be redeemed At PAR On sseniSeoa a. tl
the City OF NeHlofE
reArs from be hereof and not thereafter
ouSndln circulating notes of the said Bank must be presented
the date hereof and all notes when
redemption and payment within the tune h,
VIII charge the securities hs hands OF 'be
Superintendent i0f that purpose a. W. SChl lLhh.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-21

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