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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-05
EERRY LEASES al AUCTION, OF
~ HAIL

On MONDAY. March d. 1854 II O'Clock m, win be
1864:
Houstons East Rvey Nswfors 10 the zoo; OF Grand st,
The LEASE Of the Ferry now established rom the foo, OF
23d.st, East River Newly TO GreeDpo,Dt Ia l.
The LEASE Of the Ferry established from The foo, Of
Grsuds Ea, River, NewY0Tk to the foot OF GIan's1'
The LEASE Of the Forry now established from the foo, Of
Chamberss North River 10 the foot Of Ps'oniS
The LEASE Of the Ferry established from tho foo, Of
Christoph st, Norh River, Newioik, TO hebotsn N
The said several FkkRi LEASES win be sold, with all
the rights privileges and advantages thsreOf belonging TO tie
Corporation of The City Of ! ss rsris
The condition., and covenants Of the Leases to bs in the
usual form Of yey Leases heretofore entered into " the
The Lease cr each Of the above named FERRIES TO b. made
TO conform to the requirements Of the City Charter in relation
lessee leases tina, be they will conduct and manage the
said Ferry OF Ferries .seable 70 such IOs, r.gson.
TO time be made passed by the Common Council or sse
HE purchas,r Of the Forry Lease md 81, sppendas IN
each win De required 10 pay a, the time and place OF
sale the Collector Of the City Revenue sum equal TO
twenty per Of the bid for the annual rent TO
ply the of the Fs, Quarter n he executes
lease With the usual covenants otherwise TO be forfeited 70
the Corporation lie viii be requisd also TO furnish an OBJ
legation at tho time, -Iscuted by two suIote, to this
effect, that he VII oIecuts bond with ,uesie' 70 BE- sp
rent quarter yearly and for the faithful sIeca,ion Of tho
enAnt The fees OF the AuetioDee and the
pense Of the Lease BcDds Stamp, to be paid By
the purchaser and whatever 10 20 be Incurred oJ
Bukesd premises proposed TO be hssd during the term
should the le.,e Of the above named Ferries either Of
them be purchased BY parties other than the present Leases
they viii be required in accordance with the provhons OF
the laws Of the state to purchase far ss,ed v,nston
.oud the pretent esees desire TO SELL the boats bnidst
70 ;. se BY person. selected By The old and In
the parties csnno< ses 81 70 tie amount 70 Be pso 0i
TIE Lease shall ais. contain coven.n. REQUIRING esoh rey
n .l..ls fra N
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Professional Notifies.

~ ID. HAMMOND, NJ. D., formerly Pro.
We sesor Of specia Anatomy &c in the syracuss Medical
College n. Y Consultations NERVOUS DEBILITY, Med.
zeal and SuIc Affections from to 10 to and TO seyen'
ings. No. 81 Fart Z7tr-st.
EDWARD ii. DIXON, Nj. d., Editor of The
and the obscur. disease. Of tho Pelvic Vsoers Hernia
Hcmorrhods Nancocele and Fistol Once hours from TO-
g. 4 ., and TO Evenings. The last number OF The
See pei containing articles these subjects may be had VI
EEERhKDUS WARNER, No. 2 NeseyI- Astor House.
MRS. III. ID. O'LEARY, NJ. d.,
WI 0stesav., corner Iiai,ous Brooklyn ~ Y. Ohee
hour, from ~ to y. C0nsul,slion free n. B.
Crossing aiton Ferry take Fuhon-sv 10 Gs,etav.
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Ou.urERvA.rEns OFFICE, NEW II kh mHch ~ ioo''
CFHI'ED PROPOSALS will be received at
- m,. t,cs up.n 10 m, March the Sh for the ThANs-
P0PTATION Of SICK and WOUNDED SOLDIERS Within nm
~, - N.xYorl These soldiers 10 DO taken nom
oJ Srpos and ranspor. ships TO the ysro1.
H.,,is within the city and fron ono 20 snother
- ors transport vessel 10 another large proper
IT. ~, ,.ours 10 be- carried In anbulaness or eomortsos
sprins wagons and Others on sIeichsrs'
All sta. distinctly the price psr nan ct which they
Iii ,n.non ssch class OF psenta Stretchsr wil BE- ini
ni,hed BY the Government and the .gns MACON: oy the bid
der cub sc, 10 the sPpro,, o. ne Msd rr n.1s.,
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MARKET CELLARS and OTHER PROP

MARKET CELLARS and OTHER PROP
WI ERTY Of the CORPORATION to BE- LEASED at
AUCTlONNoce Is hereby given that the Comptroller viii
on TUESDAY the 29th day OF March, 1854 at O'Clock
at the City Hail. lease, bids public auction MARKET
CELLARS, HOUSES and LOTS, HAY SCALES, and other
Corporation property for term Of i've Year, from the A,i
day Of May 1854
Catalogues containing the description location and terms Of
ay b. had upon application TO the Collector Of City ksv
enoe 81 this Office
MATHEW T. BRENNAN, Comptroller.
City OF NewYork, Department OF Finance, Compkoers
Office Feb. 2,th 1854
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1nternal Repenne.
UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE.
ANIMAL TAXEs FOB 1861.


sttenton Of hereby called 10 the proVon
u States Excise Law relative to the assessment OF
sanua taxes
,sion liable annual duty license tau ON OR
txyoRR rBH PRsT MONDAY MAY IN kAcH TEAR 20 MAKE
or return TO the Assistant Assessor OF the District where
CT the annual income the articles or oDecu
shArsed with and the Dusuess OF Occupation Ia
10 o license.
Ever. person who ha fail 10 make such return The day
vteo VIII be liable be assessed by the Assessor accord
Ing 10 the bsst information which he obton and In snch
the Assessor IL required 10 add my yer cen 70 tho
sn0unt Of the items of such list.
Every person who shall deliver 20 Assessor any false or
kaduen statement with intent TO eVade the ysaeiIon
enumeration required by law, subject TO tLe Of five
90. by the Assessor Assistant Assessor and from the
enumeration made thefe be appeal
Payment OF the annual taxes except thore Tor hoests VIII
BOT be demanded until he tAir.ieth day oil juno
The appropriate blanks which TO r1eke retnrns and oil
Necessary information. will be iurnshed by the ASsNaut
tho ysous Divisions to v ho tie returns should
delivered before the first hondsy Of May at then
Irspo.,ive Offices. Blanks and information may also be
sbshed application 81 the ohces OF ihe following AZ
1 JOHN WILLIAMS, Assessor "a Distria No 3tl Fulton
WIN +. ROBINSON. Assessor Cd District No. - Court,
PIERRE c. VAN WICK A"e.so, 9Th District. No GO
OEORGE ,. BELLOWS Assessor s-h District No. 56i
JOHN +. CLEVELAND, Assessor 9th District. No. lal
0Eo T. sTENBRENNER, Assessor eth District, Nc. 40
lbibls House.
ANTHONY j. BLEECKER, Assessor eth District, No. eJ7
broadway.
HOMER FRANKLIN, Assessor 9Th Dis,rc,, No. Sn
p GILBERT Assessor I'D District, No 100 Broadway.
New York, Feb. 5, 1854
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Dentistrp.

NJ b. GRIFFIN e. BROS, No. 2,o Grand.
Ne st. EewYort, and No, ISL Fulton st., BroeAyn are En-,
tracing teeth positively wi.ho. psn By u. s.s o. o.:
TO be Inserted They also inserting full sets Of Tssn On
Gold SIS; PlatinA, e2s; Silver, Glo Rubber eio S0HA
DIV q ri, ri Iyst o. ElHsSSpk EA -.
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SUPREME COURT, KINGS COUNTY

CUPREME COURT, KINGS COUNTY,
- JOHN c. BALDWIN, sst JAMES }: CATLIN and
Ann. b. VIE Ard s. Csin and y. zoe ssn, Req
Cntin and Helen A. his WIFE KeIi. Elliott, Safah CiAIs
Pahens saborn and Samuel ssbOD her Husband Lynde
Catn Mary Cstin Sarah Cstn Jane Catln, Alkaline Baker
and Lorenzo d. BaLcr her Husband Augustus Catin and
Charlotte his WIFE Auira Ehnse and Miehae Eringer her
Husband Msrgrc FhingeY and John fhnrcr her a,band
Martha Csin Lydia Cslin, David Elliott and Amelia NE
Wife Mary Thrasher aud Edsnd Thrasher her Hl,1avd
Romsn. A. Csp, Widow Of Loci Catlin, Jonathan Wen,
penisl Tucker James b. Taylor, lsaae d. RUSSELL JARVIS
johnson, Hamilton Murray President Of City Bank isaac ~.
Csnhed John IL Lakewood Israel C. Eagles and Jonsinan
Flsion. Summons-tFor RehefD To tho Defendants; fou
are hereby summoned and required 70 answer the complaint
this action, Of which copy .herowh served upon you,
aud 10 copy your answer to the said con on
tie subscribers al their Office No ITO Broadway, IN the
city Of Ne~Yori within twenty days si'eI The service
hereof exclusive Of the dsy NJ such services and you s
answer the said complaint within the time soietaa, ps
plaintiff in this actsn viii spply " the Court ioI ho reei
demanded In the complaint
Dated New York, October 20 1880.
JACKSON AIDDLEBROOK, Plaintiffs Auornsyi,
No no broadway. New. YoIb
To the Defendants TIE complaint In The ebov. action ws
on the twenty second day Of October 1865 duly sd IN tho
Office OF the Clerk Of the County Of Kings
Dated New York, Jsnnary 20 1854. -
JACKSON MIDDLEBROOk, Plsintin Attorney
JA3o, lsw6wS
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NETWORK SUPREME COURT, COUN-

NETWORK SUPREME COURT, COUN-
~ TY or OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES P. MABlE, In hi,
own right and Executor Of the last VII and Testament Of
PETER C. MABlE deceased .gain:, SIsdetei Msee John
C. Mabie Ann h.bs Ann Maria SeTbryeb .''',.''.''''
RichardT Biancb Cstbarine Ann HSrdsnburg, u. g.
William BlAnoh Adelaide Blsuyelt, Sarah :Isv STAN
FIi.abrth Blaneh Corneia Blanch, John J. 30 centa
Bisuye, James Bsuyelt, 0srret 8. Dems. :....:.:.
rest CsihsIine Hopper CsthAIine BIows Margaret hsrns
Abraham C. Deinsrst Mary D.msrest, Eliza L. Demne,t.
Lucinda Waing Fanny BsUvelt, William kipp, Iebs h.
B.set and Eliza Campbell
10 the defendants: You are hereby summoned and re-
our.d the complaint In this action which Wa Died
Office Of tho CLERK Of tho County Of hoctisnd
o ip sad County the I'D day II February 1854 and TO
erv, copy Of your the ssd complaint on the sub
scrler his office in pernon in tho County OF hocfand,
within twenty DAYS AFTER the service Of tbs summons upon
YOU Of the dy Of such service and you fail to an
wer the said complaint within ths time aforesaid the psnh
in will apply to the Court fof the relief demanded In
ANDREW FALION,
ya7l,v6ys Plaintiffs Attorney, Piermont, ~ y
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Mr. Mstbeuion, chest Of tea
And second hand clothing from Mrs. Ensworh. hr 3. O.
YstcA MI 7. Bates - EDsi,hmAn Of Brooklyn hrr W. L.
Broclw.y, Mrs Davidson and Mra 7. Of jersey City
Mr., b. O. LESNox, Secretary.
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Gopartnersbip Notites.

NISSOLUTION.-The CopartHership hereto
~ fore existing between the Subscriber. sndr the Of
MORGAN SMITH is this dsy dissolved by Mutual Con.
J. LIZ SMITH retiring The businets Of tae late
,4hecon viii be settled by A. w. MORGAN who will ,ign
b Liquidation, A. w. MORGAN.
kes York March !, 1854 J. LEE SMITH.
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DROPOSALS for coal. TAR.-The NEW;
YORK 0AsLlGHT COMPANY vill receive, Sn ~
~ "a, Commencing June l. 1854 For particulars, sppy u
he enss n ~ CeREplINs. l@ aM!E,k
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DsrAkrsEsr OF Pusrl9 cHAslrIE. AID cOnHseIlOs,

DEPARTMENT OF PuBIIo CBAarr1Rs AND CoRRscTios,}
Nkw.YoRK, March T. 1854.
PROPOSALS FOR MILK.-Sealed proposals
l. will be received by the Commissioner Of Public Char.
ties AID Correction, q their Office No Bond. unih u
O'Clock Of the 18th instant fTsn pToduce for supplying
Bellevue Hospital foot o' 26,,t East River blsctweTs
and KAndsfs Islands fo commencing on the - Of
April next, with fURE, UNSklHMED, COUNTRY MILK
OF the best quality and 10 be delivered such times and places
be required Satisfactory evidence viii be required Of
the ability Of parties furnish the quantity csed for with
out default, and the proposals to Do panied with the
OF two responsible person. under thar proper sigma
security for the faithful performance Of the contract
The Commissioners 20 themselves the power Of
ccins rejecting all propositions portions thaoo
they proper for the Interest Of the Department
Any information required will be gwen application their
omc-. s DRAPER, President.
ISAAC BELL,
MOSES III. GRIhNELL, }
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rRArNsLFAyE NEWBORN:

TRANSPLANT NEw-Y0Rk;
Fos New.Hsven, T. etEIl ll:S . M; uia CElh 10
(EIA 2:S0, 40 and tEI p N. -
Nor Bridgeport, Z, (Eil, ll;oA m D;is tEAh ~
For Milford .ad Stanford. I, ii:3oa M sS toH
Eor fsg6eid Southport and sstp0rt :, inso m sN
$50 p .~
For D.Isn and ae.aseh 1880. n'so . m ssa, Al
For Stamford, 7 sEIGs:oo. iiiooa nj III; OH o."
FoI Po chester and in,-rnsd..ts stations T. 90; L'ssA
- ''' CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Bostaa via Springfield q "a. lE1h 300 lbab ~
For Boston, via Shore Line. ll:l3 EI Jpn
For Hartford aud Springfield tElh INV - s'~
EIl spm 90 A. u....ys
II 80 70 Northampton -, An
For Hartford PIovidenos and f,shki Rs'hos<. tGah
For New Haven, EewL.onlos and s.onngss R~ifres1
. q III, l2:l5 } sp. N
For ANAL Railroad l2:i5 On to Northampton
FOR Iyousatoric Railroad = IN
For Ma ugatuck Railroad ea NJ, sPm
for Dsnbnry and Norv ak Railroad, = $50 m tie -
CommoS,ous 81. eping Cars ai,aehed TO p m 1faisa
JANIS H. HOYT, Superintendent
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/ LEE SMITH having associated with him.
Vs seh his Son LOTHIAN SMITH, viii trsnsaet business
easr the and style Of J. LIE SMITH Co
New iefk March l. 1884
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A w. MORGAN having associated with
a. himself GEO q. MOTION and ANDREW NJ.
HtNTISS viii continue The business a. No. 4s CHa st
ssdsI tbs and style Of A. w. MORGAN x Go.
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Deobins CARDS. &f

WEDDING CARDS-All the latest ST. les at
w low price. THOs. BRUINS, No <e Broadway, N. Y.
Specimens by mail for Is cents
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will leave Pier No. Il North River for London enec' %
SATURDAY. March 5, - 2S m P<ecsely mn Ctr, Ar
TJNHE LONDON AND NEW-YOkk STEAM
srs.eI... British Iron steamships CELIA and BEhkoNA.
each 1000 .uns and 400 horse power I9wA Aaa
TAN each 5000 iuns and soo horse power oeweea M
and News YORK calling IiATRE 90 ,ns ,eySe n0@
London. Rates Of passage psyaben a. sssnd C.S,o
ESQ sie,rsss, ESQ From London or H.vrs ni.s Gsbi,
3 ZOO, Second Cabin, e7oi Hesrsse, sW a.
70, passage apply 70 CHAs A. WHITNEY The ONCE No
N bJ0sdwsy for freight apply st No Assstn,M .,.
HQWLANe 1 kSiLHWAkks ANA
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tuTb OF HTHH Dthtu'oS
and general debility. Clarvoyau; Examinations daily.
DR. p. b. RANDOLPH, II West ilstst
M ETROPOLlTAN FAiR.-The attention Of
Nk Importers Manufacturers Jobbers, and Retailers Of
CLOTHING and MENS FURNISHING GOODS, in all their
branches called TO the fact the undersigned have been
appointed Special Committee for this trade, through whom
their contributions should be- made that they sppor In
The reports Of the Fair the cSed OF our ch ido and
thus help 10 swe aggregate which, hoped, VIII De
among the frat in amount.
COBktrTEE:
ELISHA BROOKS, JOSEPUs LoWHEY
WIN. SELlGMAN, ABRtlAn LENT,
JAS. WILDE, IT., A J. POST,
rs YOUNG. /. v. FHOkAW,
o. H. WIITIIAUS DAVID CLOSE,
CRADLES HORTON, MORTIMER brown
AARON RAiMOND. SIMON BERShLlMER,
DAVID y. EINSrElN
DANIEL DEyLIS. Chairman
PIIxY r. ssrrr Secretary.
Gro. ?. BRADFORD Trrasryer
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MERCHANTS NAVIGATION and TRANS.

VI PoRTATIoN COMPANY, vic GROTON, NEW
LONDON, STONINGTON, PROVIDENCE, NEWPORT,
TAUNTON, end NEW-BEDFORD-The splendid steamer
COMMONWEALTH and PLYMOUTH ROCK win leave
Pier No 10 n H.. foot Of CouI,hndts, daily lezcs San
dsyh at 4 p. m
Freight taken low BY any other line. Once Of Con
psny. No. lis Westst., cornel o. Courtlandt-st
New.York, Nov. O. 1858. w N. EDWARDS, AssnA
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NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD and TRANSIT.
N Coon and AFTER MONDAY, jan Il, lseA T.sins VII
iesy, NEWYORK tor BALTIMORE and WASblNSIoN
Al ara ioA m 7:O D. ~ and IL Midnight The JED NJ
Rain will tsts for BALTIMORE and WASHING
TON only. Ths Train makes eonnecton fhads ph&
Trains so Phsdslphis w leave New orb - snd ~ M
IA no., 4 aud D. IN. and u hidsigh- . .
MILITARY TICKETS viii lot be received IN ne = NJ
a, !. an n m Trnns J. w. WOODRUFF,
nee "a la6a Assistant Superintendent n J. h h
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NEW-YORK & NEw-HAVEN RAILROAn

WINTER ARRANGEMENT
1852 COMMENCING NOV. ID. 1854 ~
Psaseussr Station In New.York. corner Ihd sndt
Entrance 2Ith-st
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CAMPHOR-WOOD TRUNKS-Of very su-
~ perior quality and large s7s, for sale by ROWLAND
JOHNSON C0rnus,on Merchant and Broker India Goods
EN n ges,etr. fSwyNll, vs ". 'la MgAsist, Pbi*
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IT s. INTERNAL REVENUE-ANNUAI
~ IIST-NIIlrH nISIRIIT MY. lnRK No. Hy

1T s. INTERNAL REVENUE-ANNUAL
~. LIST-VIllTH DISTRICT NV YoRK, No. gJ7
Broadway.
Pursuant the provisions Of An act 20 provide Internal
heyeuoe support the Government ard pay Interest the
Public Debt" approved July L. 1902, and the
amending the same,
PUBLIC NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN that have re.
csgea rom the Assessor Of tie Eighth Collection District of
Rev YORK the Annual Collection List required by law md
,hs the DUTIES TAXES and LICENSES specified IN said
- have become DUE and PAYABLE ard that shah attend
daily person ~ by Deputy tor.ceiye payment the
hon a. m p from and sfter the dste Of this notice
uth and including the TWELFTH DAY or MARCH 1871.
AL o rsons shall neglect pay 10 the duties to1t.
and licenses aforesaid assessed upon them within
herein specified win be liable and w be required pay
"a Dol cent additional upon the amount thereof
GEO. Y. PUTNAM, Collector eth District, ". Y
Dated New. York, Feb. Is, 1854.
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90 Ubom it man Concern.

MI Y GREAT CLAIRYOYANT DISCOVERY
NA FOR the Cure Of Nervous Weakness, Brain Diseases
and general debility. Clairvoyau, Examinations daily.
Or 2. b. RANDOLPH, IL West ilstst
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IT S. Chm. Commission solicit Cash and Pub
u. hcatiop, for Army and Navy oos 30 Bible Hous,R
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NEw.YoRK, Feb. l, 1884.
EDWARD b. KETCHUM, LYNDON M.
~ SWAN, and LANDON KETCHUM, are this day sd
p@sS y S0H~VsgR i& trE kkTsHgg, s9G 4 81
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1884 PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL.

ICO4. RR STANDARD GAUGE AND DOUBLE
TRACK All through Ains Tor the West, BY this route
NswYort from the foot q courtisnd It Ihr0c{s
North. est CrestAne Indianapolis Low-vils, 81 lDnA
Cleveland Columbus Cincinnati and al Pcoss IN tie Msss
y,nis Central r. No Aston House, or s tho Depot ees
OF Through trains leave New a. fclossi
Ia m Express. via PhlsdephA arrives IN riss'ou'ss"
lao Am. ,..-,l "A
sp m Express, via Philadelphia, arrives In fnsSaTh
Tp N Express via Allentown, arrives In Pi'issofsa .
if;@p. n. ,,,-..,,,,. l..,iss
One Through Train Sunday, Va PhlsdelphiA Ss'As
''" J. l. ELLIOTT Passenger Asrut
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CAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.

TUH BUSIUN,
WORCESTER PALMER, FITCHBuRo, NASHUA
LOWELL, CONCORD, TIE WHITE MOUNTAINS,
AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS.
The new and stsnch steamers Of the Norwich 1ns
leave NewYork daily Sundays excepted ct O'clock
from Pier No. 30 North River, foot Of Vsstzyst,
FOR NEW.L0ND0N,
there connecting with tie Steamboat Express Train nom s
ABOVE points via Norwich Worcester Boston Worcester
worcester Nashua, and ew.london Northern haosdA
Freight taken At the lowest For information, inquire
OF T.. s. MARTIN AGENT. ON The Pier.
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GALWAY LINE.
" The o,,
ATLANTIC IRISH ROYAL MAIL STEAM NAVIGATION
COMPANYS
frs, class rde- wheel steamships sailing fortndshtlyi
ADRIATfC, 1000 tuna C0LUMBh, 5oootuaA
HIBERNIA, 5000 tups ANGLIA. 5000 tana
ADRlATIC, Capt. Nicholson.
vfn sail rom Boston - R.ss; o. rnssss; siim
Cabin $50 and S7o StseaSs, SSoi TO b. Johns IT, tso
0 70 and e20-God or It's equiv Alent-
THE MONTREAL .. 8. g. COS
steamship BOHEMIAN, from Portland for Londonderry and
Liverpool, Saturday feb. a. kaies Of P@'Ase' w. 900
aud go ~ -.
SIGHT DRAFTS on the National Bank, payable q As'
br.ne hes In England and Ireland.
'' sGBTL < SEARLE No 70 Broadway, Esw.Yorh.
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Groceries anb provisions.

IL ENNEDYS EXTRA FINE CAMBRIDGE
IN PORT CRACKERS, in barrels halfbarres, and boxes
for SALE at No 10 Courtsndtst Every family should have
Q boz Of our assorted Crackers.
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A TLANTIC and GREAT WESTERN
n RAILWAY, NEW BROAD GAUGE ROUTE. PAS
SENGER TRAINS LEAVE EEW-YORK, via the Ere
Railway from foot Of Chanbersst., RUNNING THROUGH
TO CLEVELAND, o. WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS
connecting with railroads for oil principal cities IN The Ws
running order Mansfield Gallon UrbsnA Dayton CinD
natl and 81. Louis, without break Of gauge. -
T. 4. GOODMAN Gen. Ticket AEt., Il. =. 6WEETSER
Meadville. Pa General Supt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-05

CTEAMBOAT THOMAS f. HULSE will re-
~ sumo her trips on SATURDAY March s. leaving F0Rf
LEE u7t a m, and SPRlNG-ST. at tAp m, landing q
BULLS FERRY and PLEASANT VALLEY, until fartb0
notice. Sundays excepted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-05
Gteamboats ano Railroads.

lVNO RAILROAD TRAVELERS.-For fun
information In reference to Time Tables, 5tatona d.
tsnces and Connections, illustrated BY ONE HUNDRED
RAILWAY MAPS representing the Principal Railways a
| tho country, see APPLErONS RAILWAY GUIDE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-05

TOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE,v via NEW
Il PORT and FALL RiyER-Ihe splendid and superior
steamer BAY STATE. Capt. Brown. Leaves Nsw.Ysrl
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, - .
O'Clock p. u, and tho EMPIRE STATE, Capt Brayton,
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, q selock p n,
from Pier No. , North River.
Hereafter viii 10 regarded secured 10 any sppt
cant until the shall have been paid for.
Freight TO Boston forwarded through with sss tpsAeA
BY IN Express Freight Train. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-05
NETWORK FIRE DEPARTMENT COM

PIiSY Y. sNrTR, Secretary
Gro. p BRADFORD. Trrasuyer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-05

~ ARRANGEMENT, eomnsncns Nov III iSt,-Lssys
janice slip and sch At, y. K, at m5Frdays and Sstt
&C. stopping all sations For lslp at 81 M. and
For syosse q, NJ, II = and p N Jer Jamaica =
and II q and and p -
| SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAIN-For ishp d s;is M
from 3lth, soppiss ell s.ssions Fave ioT thAs Train =
For syosset on Sundays asS p N, stopping q On sts
,ions A. REASONER Superintendent
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-03-08

The run mad Radicals of Missouri are
after Mr.. DRAKE just now, and are exceed
lingly anxious to bring him TO repentance.
because be opposed the notion the howlers
had at Louisville of getting up national
party" of their own, and running it in oppo-
sition to the Union party. The fellows
who are making so much noise in Missouri
are at war with common sense. They
rampantly declare that there is no Union
party but the Radical Union party, and that
war must be made upon all who are not
Radicals. They assert that oil who are
not Radicals in this sense are traitors. Does
it never occur to them that if this were
true, the traitors would be in an immense
majority in this country, and would pre-.
sently hang the loyal men and get rid oil
them2