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PETROL EUM
" "HlCkOFy Farm OIL Company"
NAE = 5000. 900
100000 SHARES OF S5 EACH.
Shares full paid without further assessment,

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100000 SHARES OF e5 EACH.
Shares full paid without further assessment,
President-CHBIsTOPHER TYLER
WILLIAM o. GARMAE. ISAAC D. BUssElI..
superiRtsndsnt-LEWIS P. BROEH.
TRUSTEES.
CHRIsroPHER TyLHR, of OhrlssophsE Tor, HeWYork.
THoHAs A. OUHNuSs, OF rhcmss A. Cummins -
fRAd0Is b. CooLY, late Of Cody, FRFWoli Z Co., +"
Go n es0yEs, late OF Groves, NOrtrup, Taylor
Co, New York.
JOIN v. OLARKE, late Of Datsr, Clarke Co., n. z.
CHARLES V. FAILE, Of Falls, Williams Co., 81
Isaac D. RUSSELL, Of Russell q Irwin Mfg Co. E"
JosEPH LARocoUH, Of Bowdoin, Laroogles & Bar
low, New York.
Pa.
JErTHA h. WADE, v Pres't Wsutern Union Tsle-
graph Co., OeVeland, Ohio.
SAMUEL L. MATHEE, Seoy Cleveland Iron Mining
Co., Cleveland, Ohio.
JoHS s. NEwHERRT, John 8. NeVborry, DstToit,
Mich.
T TwTEs Books, Pres't FarmeTs' Bank, Salem, o
This Company Is organized uzder the laws Of "a
state Of New York, for the purpose Of developing
tract Of upwards Of tive hundred and ninety-BsFen
acres Of land, owned By them IL fee sinlpIs located
In Venango county, Pennsylvania, on t1e westerly
bank Of the Ansghany River, ara embracing both
banks Of Hickory Creek
An ample working capital hRg been provided for
BY the Company, and the deVeloDmsnt Of the pfop-
srty viii be prosecuted with the greatest vigor
A limited number Of shares Of the Capital Stock
can now Be obtained at par, on application 20 SAM
OEL L. mATHER, ct the once Of the Cleveland
Iron Mining Company, Cleveland, Ohio, where
maps, ETC., etc., be SEEN and any further infor
nation desired can be obtained. nO21:I79
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FROM ALBASY.

ALBANY, Jan.
Governor Fenton was insugurated to-
day as Governor of New York. He was
addressed by Ex-Governor Seymour.
The Senate and Assembly were organ
lied and proceeded to business.
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Gpttfak.
"a ROL0MONSOR

Is 30 oOhO III a 9VBu -,
assoFtmout Of Optical InEIrumsnts In the city. Bel
ing an old eslablahmsnt and having been sEtsnsi
lively pasronlsed, he has the confidence th1ta
present stock vii warrant the eontinnance OF Pu
q laVors An his Hpectsces are Of tbs best qualify
Of crystal glasses ground under bis own inspeotOh
fEai Gases curing weakness, diEEiness and imPartl
ins strength for long reading and ans sewing. ATl
tlhriAl eyes inserted without pain.
OFFICE-l80 BupsTioE-st., nfst door ifpm ths % q
trance to the American Hotel. D..
s~ Beware Of travellers claiming % b Mr.. sole.
monsou or bis agent. ~, IuIy4l
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FIRE.
BosroN. Jan. 8.

The Traveller building, corner of State
snd Congress streets, was nearly burned
out this morning, between and o'clock.
The loss includes the Daily Evening Trav-
eller office.
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Secretary.
RESEmED.

Boston, Jan. 8.
The proprietors Of the RraUelIer, the Of
fee which was burned yesterday morning,
issued an edition in the afternoon and TO-
day resumed the publication of their
nannF
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Special Report.
NEW YORK, Jan. 2
FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL.
Since yesterdays festivities business is
not fully resumed, and stocks were quiet.
The transactions were devoid of special
interest The tone of the market was
generally stronger, and good proportion
Of the transactions were at buyers option.
Governments strong but in active de-
mand.
Railroad bonds and Bank Stocks dull.
Hudson, Reading, and Michigan Southern
declined slightly, but all others advanced.
New York Central and Pittsburgh were
strongest.
Petroleum stocks Armer. Sales of 500
Germania at SIS OO@13 90.
Gold has advanced steadily during the
day, but sales have been light.
There is very little demand for money
to-day, and there is not likely to be until
operations are fully resumed.
There is a good demand for foreign ey-
change for to-morrow's steamer.
FROM SAVANNAH.
A Hilton Head special, of the 26th ult.,
saws that Kilpatricks corps has Just re-
turned from destroying 8 portion of the
Albany s. Gulf Railroad near the Altsho-
ma river. Fifty locomotives and large
number of cars are shut up between Al
bsny and the Altahoms river:
General Hazsn's division of the 18th
Corps, and Gen. Fuller, with two brigsdes
of the 18th Corps attached, spent five
days on the railroad. A plank wagon road
was found, leading from the railroad to-
ward DArien, over which part Of heavy
train, loaded from blockade runners, had
passed into the interior,
a force of cavalry accompanied by in
fantry crossed into South Carolina.
The distractions in the Savannah River
are being rapidly and successfully removed
Boats run daily from this point, and
great quantities of valuable property arr
daily brought.
Tonight our army is in camps in mum
erous parts and yards Of the city. Thi
cotton captured at Savannah by Genera
| Sherman, is to be brought here and sold
Collector Draper has been directed t,
proceed to Savannah to examine and taxi
testimony relative to its ownership. Thr
rights of the owners if they have any vii
be settled hereafter.
Draper will leave for Savannah to-mor-
| row.
Some vessels, whose owners hope to g
Savannah, have cleared for Port Royal.
It is thought Savannah will be opene'
to commerce Immediately after the cottoi
has been shipped.
The Commercial Advertissr's Washing
ton special says; The Naval Board wi
meet on Thursday to investigate tn
cause of the burning of the parrot guns j
the attack on Fort Fisher.
EVENING STOCK BOARD.
At Gallagher's Evening Exchange, Col
sold at 2SO1I@230N; Erie s6I; Hudso
II41x; Michigan Southern 721{s Olevelan
& Pittsburg I01; Northwestern 4O3Ii Pitt
) burg, Fort Wayne & Chicago 1927; Oh
& Mississippi certificates S474 Canton 81
Cumberland 463S; Quicksilver 97H; Ma
, iposa 17H.
r Gold, after call, sold up x. .231.
ERRONEOUS STATEMENTS.
4 WAsHIHeToN, Jan. 3.
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WASHINGTON Jan. ..
A paragraph has been copied into many
newspapers, within the past three days,
that the Brazilian representatives. in this
country have accepted Secretary Stewards s
letter in relation to the Florida as salts
factory. This is not true, for the reason
that the Charge d'Afairss was not author
lied 10 act. The letter Of Secretary Sow
ard has, however, been transmitted to the
Government of Brazil, and in due time an
answer will be forwarded through the
proper channel, which, it is not doubted,
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HIaE DAILY TRAINS IRON
PHILADELPHIA TO NEW YORK.
New YOFk 8 Harlem RalIFOad.
NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS.

TWO EXPRESS TRAINS DAILY
Sundays eHcepted-)
-A0REIHG EXPRESS, leaving Troy at 0:I5 A.
\; from Albany st Hudson River Depot at 0sss5 A.
81 arriving at Haw York at Ass P. N.
AFTERNOON EXPRESS, leaving Troy at 500
P. NJ; from Albany at 3:l6 P. NJ, arriving at New
York at 8.85 N, connecting With express trains
for PhilRdelphiA and Washington City.
The Cincinnati Express from Buffalo connects
with the 1856 at Albany for Now YORK BY the Har'
lem Road.
rangsmsnis have been made 20 run the trains Of
the Hudson River Railroad %. and those Of the N.
Y. and Harlan Rsilroad 90. at different hours rom
Albany and Troy.
cut for the Of passengers, have been placed on
THE HARLEM Road.
Passengers will be Ticketed and Baggage checked
over this road direct to New York BY the Central
B. B. Co., and al connecting lines North and West
Tickets Of the Hudson River Railroad Co. and Of
this Co. will be received By either road and Bag
gage checked BY sither Company viii be delivered
/ In New York without change OF checks.
Nov Cd SsssA T. A. OHAPIN, Sup't.
FoRD n. GREEN, Advertising Agent. no22;Rs
INLEVELAND, OOlUhBUs 3 ON.
IsSIO5. C5N4 WfNTER ADVANCEMENT. Ise4-S.
Ist Irsin-s.05 A, M.-OIHOIHEATI EXPRESS
stopping st Grafton, Wellington, New LOo
/ don, Shelby, Orestlids, Gallon, Gilasd, Gar.
dington, Ashley, Delaware, Devis OontTs ans
a TrSln-9:4s P. m.-AUU0hmODAFIoE.-- .--stoI
/ ct al stations, and arrives In Columbus At st
/ Pm, Cincinnati 80 A 4.
Il ID rrsing-IO:OO z. n.-HIQHT EXFRESS-otoBpiDa "a
| al Grafton, Wellington, New London. Stelbys
] Orestlina, Gallon. oiie6ds OardlngtoH sad Del'
Tt,ps leave usiu1nbus II 74o and 10 Is Ak, 2:lO
g arrive e Cleveland y - A. ~ and 30 ?. {,
o.. COHHEOTIOHBf
gheIby-3andushy, hans6sl1 hsEATk hAtlT0ad, q
I mSnsrlld, III. Vsraonl Newark AsussTiilsr
OpsstlIns- -PitssbuFgn, Fort Wayne Chicago Raj.
| road FoFest, Upper Sandusky, D5lDhOa, Linz
| FoFt Wayne, LaDOfte, Chicago, So, Wost End
Esaf Tor MaIsdeld, Wooster MassillOu, Sc.
graft3n aud Bslls0ntaine RailrOad Line Tor mariOr
/ BelsfontAlns, Sidney, Union, Munclss IndiAI'
i apolis, T0rrO Hauts, ftnoenees. EFAnsgiilf
/ louisville, Cairo, st. Louis, 40.
| Oalaylars-J=fth SDrinffeid Branch for Springfield.
| NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Miami 3 Columbus, and Xslil
Railroad, for Xenia, Dayton. Indianapolis
| fsTFs Haute 80. Louis, MORROW, L0yeland, ana
| Oincinpatl and with the Ohio and nissi5sipl
| RsIlroad at Cincinnati for L0uisvtlo, EVEnf
vile, Cairo, st. Louis. Gad All Poiats on th'
rSbuS-lJentral OHIO Railroad for Newark Ganes
l vile, Wheeling, &c.i Oolumbu5B RiquA IN
! dana RaIrosd Tor Piqua, UTbans, -.
| 6SrFOr TiekBts to oil points sud information aFF
ct the Passenger Station, End at Union Ickst OniCs
/ ls7 Superior street. = q ELlnIs
I -r1T,-e - ~ n Ar Inf mt
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8lasieaI slastrntneHts.; {;
HORACE WATERS.
GREAT NUsTgGL ESTABLTSUNEET

NO. AST Broadway, n. T.. 80
TIGHTK Nov Pianos Helodeons, Harmonious.
Alsxandre and Cabinet Organs, at Wholesale and
Retail. Prices low. SECONDHAND PIANOS ct
great bargains, prices from $50 to 500. New 7
Octave Pianos, $3.50 and SS75 with Carved Legs
to $50.
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NLRVELAND AND PITTSBURGH
" A i II O A d

NLRVELAND AND PITTSBURGH
~ RAILRO OAD.
1855. WINTER ARBAHGEA EHT. 1855.
On and after Monday Dec. 18Th, 1854, Trains leave
eleveiand a. follows ually, (SundAyg excepted)
500 A. .m.-MAIL-AIriTes at Pittsburgh :01 P. NJ.
HerriBburcn 2:3g A. NJ, Baltimore ! 90 A, H.,
Washington l1-s5 A. ", PhilA6elphla s 6.55 A. n,
New York iC00A. NJ, Mheeling 60 P. n. Con-
meets at Hudson with q. ". R.R. for Akron
and MilleTshUreh.
30 P. n. Eek PnES5 Arrives al Pittsburgh 9l5 P.
NJ, Harrishurgh 80 A. NJ, Baltimore Y - ,.
NJ, Washington 40 P NJ, Philadelphia l2:lO p.
NJ, New York 2;45 P. n. Wheoling 30 An
3:l5 p. M.-ACCOHMODATI0A- Hudson and
intermediate Stations, Cuyahoga Falls Akron,
aud MilleTsburgh, connecting at Oryille with
Z. +. W. = y. Ry. for Oaaton, AassiIlOn, Woos-
ter and Mansfield.
Gar an through nom Pittsburgh 90 aSH York
fVia A. sntOEnl, with mt change 0f oArs.
- Fare as low " by any other H..
- Through Tickets can b 1rOoufUg st the UniCn
Ticket Once, Wedisll House, ct t6o DsROt, or tie
Hucisd-Strost Station Wh
L q DENEREIIL AnnlA.
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NLRVRLAND AND rOLED0 < 3

NLRVRLAHD AND TOLEDO Il &
Is64-s. WIBTER ABRAaaEnhHE. IS64-s.
On and after Monday, Oct slst. 1854 Passenger
Trains win lsaVe OlsVsAcd - follows tsandays s1-
s.iSI.M.-UHIsAGO EXPREss. Stops al Bersa,
Grafton, Obsriin, Wakema1, NOrEslk, Monroe
Vile, BoIsvne, Olyds, Fremont and ElmoTe,
and arrives at Toledo at I2 si5 ?. 4. chicago OF
U;3OP. n and Detroit $50 P. n.
z,t0 p N M.-WESTERN mAlL.-StOp5 al all stations
On Southern Division, and arrives st Toledo at
7:25 P NJ chicago at 5ii5 A n and Detroit at
t.so P. M,-aORFH Elth MAIL.-Stovs at ell sta.
lions On EOrtl5Ta Division, ard arrives zt SaE.
dusky ut I:I0 p. NJ.
Ieao n M.-NlaHT EXPIRES. .-StOps at Grafton,
HorTAIk, mOHT0oVlllG, Oiyd8 and Fremont, and
arrives at TdlsdO at 2 y A - OhicAFo 81 y 40
?, n. and Detroit az 100 A. ~
UOHHEOFiOH6.
Connections are made a. monfoeTille with the sans
dnakY, Mansfield Newark b. b, At Olyus with the
| 9anduskV, Dayton 4 Cincinnati h. r, at Fremont
| Nith the Fremont Indiana r. Z, p; and at Toledo
With the Michigan Southern 4 Northern Indiana and
/ Toledo Wabash Railroads fOf OhieagD, Detr0i.
Jackson. Font Wayne, L0ganzpoTt IaafaY ette Oalrs
Alton, st. Louis and all gOiata Hsst EorihEss. and
l Southwest.
Trains arrive IN Cleveland irosa Toledo AID tsi
West at ss20 A. n, 2:55 n, and 3;40 r. 4. EroE
| SAnduGky at 9:i5 A. y. Ia. D. kUOkAk, bu g.
| OloyelAnds Oot- q, 1874.
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Sewing MaeRtHfs.
cRoVER q RAKERIa
Celebrated SeEfng Maehineg

Celebrated Sewing Machines
We're Awarded the Highest Premium ever All ooHl
FBrTF0Rs, st the following State EaiEs o. leta q
he ii
BESFFAMIIIT SEWING MAOHINE,
BESTmAHUFACTORIGG MAOHINF.
ANDTHE BEST MACHINE WORK:
HeW York state Fair, Indiana Stale Fair VaHeBt
State Fair, Illinois State Foir, iowa STATE
- Fair, Ohio stats Fair, PsnRsy ylVsn1A -
StSts Fair, Michigan State fAir
Gnd Eentuoky State Fair,
The above conDFisas all she State fairssk Ehieh
gROvEa s BAKER 8. III. 90,
sAEs R0oHs-IT1 Superior stIsst, Cleveland, Uhi0,
ontgT
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FAEMs, and lying in the heart of the Great Oh
Belt, In the counties OF Wood, Ritehie, Writ and
Pleasant, In West Virginia, we're selected By
Oommittsa after q mast careful and thorough ex-
animation Of the country, and are believed to bo
the mfst valuable oil locations in that entire re-
gon. The policy Of the Company Is TO develop each
location BY sinking wells In the shortest possible
time. Already boring BY steam has beon CON-
mencsd on two Of the farms, snd on the other8
work Will be prosecuted soon ss the necessary
engines and tools bo procured. To Increase ths
i5oTking capital limited AMOUNT Of stock is being
sold az So PER share. Pamphlets, with the Maps
and any desired information, can be obtained on
enquiry ct the efhee, No. s5 IA stoTyJ superior
street., or Of j. O. BUELL., Treasurer, Clevelapd,
Ohio. del6:lSS
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The Great Belt Oil Company,

Of West Virginia.

ORGANIZED UsDEz TN LAWS or oz15.
Capital $1,000, 600. Shares sI0 Each
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RatlyaNs.
A TIlANTIO AND GREAT WESTERN
n HALLWAY.

y ETprssz-LssVes New York at........7:eC a. \
Arrives ct Cleveland at.-....7:3O A. =,
ght do Leaves New York ct. . ...Gs00 p. L.
Arrives at Cleveland at,a,.,9il0 ?. =.
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E.,reu.smen,-Gen. Grants Policy.

III, Cbilapo Tr;iune gives the following YER
s, NJ conversation VI Gen. Grant upon puble mat
ters.
Wien Gen. Grant was urged TO proong his stay AT
the fair few days. the ground that he was ihi1
entitled % & ttlc more fnfough after dis ioni 'i1
urremltfiug labor Do replied that business II import
au nlusf alwHys have precedence OF pleasure. ana INA,
ne cond be vastly more eful country at bis post
m Wellington than by lingering IN Chicago that he
copsdc red Il bis highest immediate duty to retrcuch
ov,1 gment cApensts. end save the resources VI te
reop as Zen a. las his power. lie said that taxes
goa.d he henvy enourh hereafter in any event ana
that uo one dollar should be added unnecessarily 10 the
burden. ,,, 49,
trprcLef that ~ mentioned was the support OF 2OOOo
head OF horres and nlc possession OF the army when
~. surrendered To feed and attend these animals
~ ifi rost MOI Gel ffOm ore dollar per day each Gen
rt pronoss 70 sell on 5000 to 1000 OF them at
nnhic ancf 0r 10 the hphett bidders ahd put tne pro
ceeds into the Treasury. The saving Tor tAcn suppors
and Attendance viii suo1ni 10 more IMAM mn"'l "
ilsr mo-, week 20 ~, nothing of the eight or ten inl
mons which hey aiu probably realize 70 the Treasury
in tlo sale. AN, "a .otin~ ,heir
ed "a when they srs sold to the farmers IN the
smrth n. well ~ the North, they wih snppo't 'nein,
cove, and more too IN bng the SOL ano MosiDS o
rons And the thousands Of men taxing eaIe OF th,i
- so,, of the government viii be relieved
49, ~ du,y and ds~hhryed. and sent home TO ala IN
developing he Iesso ir,sa, 10 reduce the army to the
s. Nm, consistent with pnbiio safety. IL II not
w l ,bs. more thsi 10000 nell, AFTER the ma OF
ToorD viii be rrta ned In the service and part OF
Janoai!, be gradually mustered out during the next
.see Or four yeafs THO black troops WI mostly DC
-. a., cerrison purposes In the CUR states me
r.tni-u & -us AID Regulars are the only white
~ arc likely be kept in service beyond this
1, may Be few Sss regiments co '1s Of @" sy
20 he r, taned for frontier service, to look aitcr
The have already bee, nns sns n 1S%1 GS'
fsn million of dollars per aey, hnu, Snut ~ o,nc
or eyery dss The General believe. not only in bar.
lighting close SHAVING 50 that ,h ane %sr xSob "g ua
nbie 10 endure tao drain OF any otaer "af "Non ""'
, arise hereafter
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PORT Or NEw-YORK.. ......Jusn al.
Cleared.


st.au.ship GLASGOW Orb Joue.. Liverpool J. Dss.
Steamship Crco, Thompson, Richmond via Norfolk, q
IIeinecken Go. .
stea.n.Lp Evening star, winpeuny Eew- Orleans J. A.
1syl0T.
at,amshp Moro Castle, Adams Havana Bpoaord Iiio'on
Co.
steamship Morning Star Nelson. ureytoyvn 81. o. Roberts
Steamer JeTsey Blue Arey, Boston, Whitnoy b HatlA
Steamer Ff4ncona -. Portland.
Snip Rhilr Moore London. 6rnncll, Mntun Go.
Ship Donuehlsnd iiam.l, Hsnsen, iiGnDuTs hunhsft&
Co. q. -,
Ship Volunteer, Simpson. San Francisco, W. a. Cousn
Co. o.
Barb Rasi (Br Of ssrawhkl Gay Rchibuclo, George "
Bnicy.
Bars Jane Ring Thompson, Ehabet4por.. p Eevias
Son
B.rk Union tBr), Sparks Jacmel, Brett, Son Co.
Brig stabs tta) Romano, BorlsuI, boooyith Agostss,
fuitf A 1eofiilde. =.
Bris PsGss.s Orb D,gmsI Bruce, Montreal T. 8. Whit
Rrs CBrl Mary chsrio,tetowr Pc. J., Green Curry
BIG Sybf ir D. Tiomp-on Barbados Wiley Co.
Brig p.tr.i tBf.l, living Halifax b 3. small A Co.
Brig p. Miller tBrl, Iromoey, Nassau. y. J. Mon'el
Basia.
sohr L.- I"'''h, Savannah, A, l. codsafor
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Dss.enu~vs Arrived.

n steamship ,faro from Port Eoyi-Lieut Co.'S beehe
md Fsrnseorth captain Henry kiag sud siy Mrs. "a q
rmnE Mr. DI HANDY Mrs. T.. Johnston Mo ka.1' w.
Or Lunung Mas Alslall, H. White AID h1y Mi' ~ u
W.i.ou ana eli dlol, tIl i.6. iclu- l CHILDREN iYs n
bailey and .sdy Mr.. Jas. kcdil 500 adj Chaplain ' H.
Fovl-r All wife 4 ". DrissOt Ron. j. y thsEderi
AcMAst and vife .f- Or " ak,I snd eh!ar, NJ H.
gosSn.end and -. 4 %. broWre o. y. Wemau Ai''s l.
J. Henry Mis-. Gcn. Wooiicrd tnd chli, W Rhode. ana
i.iy Nj srd Ml. q. tobum ano child, Osctr Y Noiinhn
Iiury A. Tophain aud servant, hF sua ds hsrmorr A.
Issor wife SUI child Rev NJ Psrsor. snd "i,e OspA'n'
K.ruedy II ufber. Coiwe, Read Van Winklr Liz tenants
White Smith Br lghan. Bradford. Sewage. ksanr barrow
Dead. Jarvis. Bear HsrrnaI. llessy Ryani j. n hosdey
Acns fnsigrs Y Elliott and g. r. French Acns Assist
m sin..r r. Cooper Assis,in, su We,d' - L. " me
hon.a Lien,cnsnt Davis Mir Go and daughter hrs l.
N Lntger and child 4. d. Moses and .idy M and hns
L. j. Noes anu sons MI. srn Mp. Bb.f p r ,
Jobn y. Reed. q. 5: ~ w T. slnT cr,,nold n,s,,
D. Jsrvs IT,, Capt Norsis hr.ss. 4, u, hi'" .~J'
EcInaa' ferrcby, Williams, fdSurd. roTsl r,rIon,
--gx NJ " JsebI A. n. tro~eli u. Lo'sl morn" 's9
6sn "a a. WhiIpsy j. q. hsuhe" ,'ni osgJ hsu'.d'i
corSsn l. stern J. pr san ~. ey. g. soodsin,
T. sicamshp Erin, nom Liverpoa-Mr ana Mrs.. Iohr la
vies Ms. Flxs fownry MI ard Mrs G. ssidt ano2 chill
dreu Mrs sarah Dexter Mss n. ailsfra MIR md Mira IL
s,eph uson and Children Nj and Mn. H. Illps Nj I'D
Nh. u Rove hr aud Mira g. Gee and children, aid 90 u
ia tue seeraso
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rn,ver.,,y ornmm"r-....., exhibition.

Tire antique Chapel OF the New-York Univer-
fii, was oyor.h-ed Yesterday morning by on assem-
hnge pl.nci'air ladies' vbo there to witness the
closing exhibition Of tie students Of the Grammar
school previous their Sumner vacation.
Chan ,e,lCr Fer who has presided innumernr'
lines d no University similar occasions. held OILS
crstoma-v seat On either aide Of him were se'ted
several professors wlo-e distng aished character lent
dignity &c bis oihco.
TIE exercises lasted three hours IN consequence
~ tic l,-ce lumber tint were on the proershtnne.
~ o~ we're All entertaining and m SIDE more iliot
bv fheir variety. Selections from wel.som. 80
Tcr. read, characters f.0m Shakespe"0 'of'o''N'e'
and Dialogue spoken. .,a,.s .cor,,.od
M n. .alyes crrJi.aby Bouquets "ere OF hslu aiu
-hcua-ea ind scrimifste on an Phi,icuI' i"'o,t,.
An e-f- charm 20 ne cxtibitiO was lle nuhl' "nich
10 tie into dudes tet;ccn ire olneic.l eiercIsch
most rec bic The slu1enn snoNeu we inosl hlsr
~, =, d. ei..i,s EXERCISES Shen many OF them were
s-ir, mentioned for proficiency in their stndier
onr foo, ert ~ received prizes. consist
"a = Az, onl enooe literary works. The names
vi a we've bonorsi with prizes are as follows
tie,r,,o n Uunt FreD'n. Henry II. Loder Albert
7 / offr Pf,uarg Department; Mathematics, H. j.
49,, y L. Wcsron. ,. J.. DexIeT; Classics, Latin
"a cyssk Z. r. Jo4rs,l. T. Il. Williamson, o. J..
Tsrtar Albert j Loaer. General Proficiency, Henry
u oder Good Conduct George Nj. Sale, John j.
yi,tv Dp1ag he oIei cIes considerable rivalry eI'
i>,ed ,ou ne = ldentg i the prize 70 be awarded TO
III not rec auat on 20 ir decided ~ three gentle
80, Thov chose 4 r. S,otis, a. the stud.nt who
had the test ACQUITTED himself IN uecihn"'""' nm" hc
received the prize. -, A., $780,,
The number Of students connected Win 'Se "ei"'"'
sebool on The Criyeniiy If present Is 10
The school wiz reopen On Monday, September IL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-22

Hoard OF Aldermen.


GLNERAL PERMISSION TO ERECT PRUIT-sTANDs,
&C. - CoNNUNIcATIoN PROM THB con-
TROLLER -TcURTH OF JULY APPROPRIA-
TON, &C.
Tie Board met ut o'clock yesterday after
noon tho President Morgan Jones esq. III the chair.
a -olutou presented giving permission, TO
en- and cU persons who nsy desire to do So establish
d. FOR tie sale OF newspapers. fruit soda-water.
Sc. on the sidewalks. provided tho owners OF the
lirmses IN at q Vhcae PAGES these stands may be
erected. giT. fhcir consent.
withdrawn y. order 10 be amended.
Z conn nj. stou var received nom the Controller
~ answer .ssoinCci Of inquiry as 10 whether the
.baa,'iau Of iho appropriation for advertising will
ven! re further pa ctOn of the proceeding u the
rn1 II Council A. lie cooperation papers. The Con-
z So FGys:
ls syond e Az cunt ,,hori,ed TO b. raised by by
Tie aas chaa 81, -a' o. - there IA no provision Tor
ey,s-.'. 1r' = hy thai body In those desgnai
~ DO Asor ~ Oon'rslr IL pursuance Of the Act CHAP
lrsi r c fo- advert ing for N. Common Conn
c -urr rr d. N'is - Tie rcwspapcrs d-sgna,rd
~ ne Mayor 4na oonro' er hsye been Ped to the m
Iee 90 4,t5sn sprn.s o. 1866 to either cAs OF
Tie -csolatg orrroprls'ing so 900 forithe purpose
of o5lcbran. tie oorp1- anniversary 0! our National
~ cpe8lence. called up. end upon motion OF hr
Shannon was al rGed ~ striking out $1,000 and IN
sel.ing s.0.OYj ard is amended was laid over.
A rfa1'gtiol ,slr .herca by Ny OBrien. directing
The aeeant q. Railroad Company 10 remove the rails
M ia 0ffy-ffir - I0fwccn First ana Second-aves.,
and 70 IesicJe Toe AUeet TO It's former Condition
Adopted.
4 resolution W. i,'l over 70 override the Mayors
veto Increasing tho ary OF the second assistant olsrk
~ tie Finnrcc Dc9affo ieUs 10 50 900 per amin.
Tic Board tnen adjourned to Monday next at 2
& c.Oes =. ia.