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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-12-08

He DIsArrOINTS TuEM.-The Demo
cratic leaders who 50 warmly patronized
President Johnson short time AGO. and
presumed to reckon him one of themselves
have cooled amazing III their zeal of late.
The fact Is, he does nothing that they
promised their followers he would do.
He was. according TO their representations.
10 let the rcbelliouS States come into tine
Union Just as they pleased: but he imme-
ulately turned round and began debating
new and stringent conditions Then he
was SAID TO be bound up in the success Of
the Democracy i'll the No, embcr c!ectionS
but he openly rcIolced over their worst de-
feat in New jersey Finally. de>pairinr
OF making any Democratic headwav with
him. and being content 10 see him en-
brolled with his own party, they reported
that he was terribly Indignant with Mr..
Coliax's speech. Now, however. the
President authorizes the statement that
there l. no disagreement between himself
and MIR. Coliax. Thus the President Dis
appoints these denagogrlcS at every turn,
and gratitie> the people accordingly.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-12-08

CRlME--1he present seems To he tle
high carnival OF CRIME. Accounts from
all quarters show oulrage> on person and
property 10 he numerous beyond nil pre-
cedent, A ST. Louis paper SAYS that high
way robberie>, and burglarie> have become
80 really alarmln--c>reciallv the former
that it is dangerous 10 walk the streets
after 9 O'Clock AT night The Democrat
SAYS the police seem 10 be unable 10 meet
the cxlscncv. and the day is fast approach
inc. ii indeed it has not already arrived.
when the people themselves will have 10
take The matter in hand and makes 4 SUI
gestion tending to the organization of Il
vigilance committee
a train on the Harlem railroad struck
man who WIS walkin" on the track. the
other day. and threw him upon the fore
part of the engine. He was considered
Il Ia, dead. and the train ordered back TO
Il way station. in hacking up the man
was shaken off. and when approached w:,s
found 10 be still living. and to all APPEAR
ance not MORALLY hurt, unless the second
shock might have proved fatal. The COLI
ductor excused himself from not removing
the man at once by saying that he sup
posed he had no right TO do il until the
coroner had viewed the body
A party has been boring for oil Tor some
months past, at Pekin, niagara county.
New York, and is still boring. The drill
Is down one thousand feet. and there are
no signs of oil. The work still goes on.
the enterprising men engaged insisting that
they will put the drill through to that
other Pekin in China, and pump tea. if
nothing better comes.
An English writer says that Mr.. Beech
er, upon one occasion, entered a mock
auction and was at once recognized bv the
''Peter Funk" who cried out. ..Whv don't
You bid, Mr.. Beecher - Upon this Mr..
Beecher disappeared, but persuaded a
friend to 90 and ask the Rascal how he
came to know Mr.. Beecher. ..Know
Beecher,'' exclaimed Funk, "why. I've
owned a pew in his church five years
VIM. ii. Horner. a returned soldier
who outraged the person of a Girl ten
years old at Concord, some three weeks
ago, was caught on Wednesday at st. AL
bans. He was bound over for trial in
April on Friday and locked up in Jail at
Concord. The feeling was so strong
against him that the officers had hard
work to keep the people from Selling and
hang ING him as he was conveyed to Jail.
We have had heavy rains of late. but
don't hear of any fall in the price of pa
per. Probably the paper makers will now |
say they can't afford paper any cheaper
because the water is riley Bellous
Falls Times.
Il want to buy a sewing mechine, said
an old lady entering shop. '.Do YOU
wish for a machine with Teller ?" inquir-
ed the clerk. "Sakes, no; don't want
any of yer fellers about me-"
Exercise for City Clerks-A Run on
Bank
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-08
proposals.

OTficF CniyY QrAgrsRsasTEn
No. p CiScISSsTf ONO, February ~. iH65.
PROPOSALS are invited by the UNDER
Il SIGNED, Until FRIDAY March 10, 1895, al IL 0eoek
m, f1g furnishing this department with
ray Blue kfTsey, Army STANDARD,
D. II. UB.lofm Cloth Army STANDARD
To be delivered free Of cbfTse al The w. <. Inspection Ware
house. IN tits city IN good. new packages.
Hares Offering good. should make proposals.
each article offered and must distinctly state m te gt ih"
quantity they propose to furnish. tho price ('s1 .ho1 be
both cords and GOHTJ aud donfofn % the terms
Of this sdveiscent copy OF which should accompany ese
proposal ,
sehd,rd Of the articles required my DO seen at tie
Once Of Clothing and eqripasr IN this c1ty.
>.upes wlen subEted ntt be hes, sud naDbefeJ 10
corn pond with the proposals. and the parties thereto mast
III at the good sha be- in every respect equal 20
Army standard otherwise the proposals VIII bot be cofd'
cred
a susrsntee signed By responsible persons M
reny esch Bid rsrsneeng ,hst the bidder viii supply the
ri fe- a. irded TO him under his PROPOSE
Bid " IN De oIcned Friday. March 10 100 at ~ oeo,k
M sud bidders requested 10 be lf' sent
hvv lrsr viii nlsd. Saturday, Mnrch H. lBS' 49,.
onds win be required that tic contract WI De faihi""y
inihIhd
TecTrams relating TO Proposals. viii not be noticed.
Blank forms ~ Proposals., CoutI1cs and BONDS may ve o.
taiurd u this ofi'c O.,
The right 10 reject Sny bid deemed unreasonable is re
served. ~
ndore envelope Propo'a here insert hc name Of the
article oiiersdl" snd address
{. W. BOULTON Depot Quaricfmster.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-08
L'RIE RAILWAY.-Trains leave fo'
NETWORK and w-HAvEN RAILROAD
~ 1894 WINTER ARRANorMENr 1855.

TRAINS LEAVE NEwYoRK, 2zrHsT AID xrH
p. ..-.... AVENUE, =. .. !.
For New Haven 100 ao9lEI2 n."a~ n f',fEr|
For Bridgeport leo, 300 tExp liD a. M l2sia fEE-l
100 (Ex) 2.45 40 and 400 IEx.D y-.ss N...
For Nj ford and strtford 100 IL 20 MI - 80 p M
frr Fairfield southport aud WesipoEt, zoo, LIZA nA,aS
i.SDp. m. a. 80. -. =. .frg ,.,~gry,
Jij go $50 400 iEx..l p. NJ. :. -Nl't -
F@ Darien. 100. a3s il:aoa:@i 20, o. SO p m: =.
PQr Creenwic 100 $50. ll.30 10 40, o.o 9p pu
Fox STANFORD, 100 AGO Es.l 80 li5o az iais lsHF
400 (px13 u.s. 40 $50. e5e. 800 tEx., } p. M =.
For Port Chester aud intermediate stations ~. ~ ~
m. 3Is 40, 500 $50. 7.0o p. 81 II n mn
=, :, meeting TRAINS. ..,,,,.-,....
For Boston via Springfield, 800 a. q. ZEE a@ tsr 49,
For Bonon via shoro Line, Y. Is ok. Soop M ,.N
For Hartford and Springfield, $40 thr) a. ~ lEA.' @
Ex)I2i5 800 Up. ~. IN, ,,,s.l-.
20 Niontres 100 .. ID to NostLampton. - =,
For Hartford Providence and Fhkl Railroad 500 ESD
For ~, New Haven Nov London and sonngton Rsrosdse
For anal Railroad l2i5 to Northampton. cor
Fog Uo1safonic RaiIoad, Q. NJ ..l!a Ea0r. .fIF
Far Nsugatuck Railroad, B.0oa m, 800 p NJ =
For Danbury aud Norwslk RnfrUsd. 100 80 o. M, ~
Commolou. Sleeping Cars attached 70 60, p n TN
7r-... JAMES III. HOhl, Sup,
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QuanrERxAsryR OYNrRALs OTpcE FIRST DIyI5ios)
WAsHISGTOs CITY February 10, Ias. }
nROpOSAI FOR MANURE.--SeaIcd pro.

i pe.sIs VIII be received AZ this Office until WEDNES.
DAY March - 1865 at II O'Clock fr tue iirchas" Of all
tie MANU That may DO procured rom The aoe' ava COZ.
ras OF the Gle .boro Depot Warrington D. g., within
the ~ eyc months next succeeding April J. 1875.
The successful bidder VIII BE- required 10 irvr bhrg~s or
boas ~ oored @, be wharf At Gi7boro in constant readiness
a. receive the which my accumulate The uni'd
States III deliver The snnie IN the ssd birses or be, ana
a Ri desisae an agcnt 10 neasurc il az rsndy losjed
ijde- uh-' lte Tie price per cubic yu'd An osih OF ni
eaiance - 81 be required hou csch bidder
Pavmca win be feqUirrd Ia BIZ sde IN 6oven'nen fnnds
oud Of each month Tor the delivered Ia the
b4I.es durilg the month.
Bouds with approved secnz win he requiT~d from tire
party awaiicd IN tic Of ten thousand tiO0J dollars
The UeDafnehf the frit 10 REJECT any popoi
not de- med advantageous 20 tine tided States.
rroDosss uu.t addressed to the undersigned Washing
on a. C.. sd Iasrkei cnthe snsoops, PoPosss ior Ma
uure - JhMES A. EklN
Colonel In charge 1T Division, q. NJ o. q.
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Dorsss, Carriages, &c.
QrARTxsmAsrtHG ySEHAIs OrEior'
FIRST DIylsIos,

. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES rFcr I
FIasT DvlHos Z
WARRINGTON CIR, February u. lBuo
HORSES HORSES : HORSES =
HORSES suitable for the Cavalry service, VIII be
purchased at GeAboro Depot. IN MARKET 'di Apni J.
is6s -
Horses viii BE- delivered TO Cspain L. Lowry Moore, ~ O.
NJ, and be subjected ~ ,is usual Government inpeo'on
before being accepted. .... 4, /,
Specifications % PILLOWS; Cavalry horses must be sonnd
n ali particular wei broken IN full hos aud good condition.
o,n ieen al 10 sixteen l6) hands high, from ve ", 10
nine te year. 3D. and well adapted IN every way 10 cavalry
puroo.es ores between nine % and ten 30, years o. age
H l vigorous. sphsh'ly and healthy, may be scesged
Price one hundred aud seventy live dollars ($lil EACH
Hour. Of inspection, fIom 4. m. 10 ?. m.
JAMES A. EKiN
Colone In eherse Fir.t Division O. NJ o. o.
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.l 1nsnranre Companies.
NEW-Y YORK FIRE AND NJ rim X
INSURANCE COMPANY,
~ WALLSrREET.

CASH % xUO,VVOs "A
Til, Company has been 10 sueee"fus oreTaen FOR more
than THIRTY YEARS, aud continue. to INSt M hgnis,
Loss and Damage by FIRE upon terms vosabe s similar
ins III nons.
I... NO MARINE RISKS TAKEN
ALL Lossfs LIDEaALLY ADJUSTED And PxosrrLx rNp-
.......-. DiRECroRs
go DANiEb UNDERHILL, President.
Oliver H. lone. William IIax,un Ci,s. l.. Stewart.
Isaac n Seymour Ssml j. Wsrna Samuel NJ Dodge.
Ahr,bnu, A. davis, C. n. Pfeiaer Mrh.el Ulschoeher.
ssul O. HarIiot. Syyanus Btdri,. Chas. ID. Lewis
John j., Andrew. X ". Bnclaila Ethe,bert y. Mills.
Josiah o. Low wflisu iIertsrL joseph A. Dreyfous.
John Even. Thomas Davey james g. Quick.
William Depew. Henry J. Scnlder. james T. Wright
AUGUSTUS CoLSON, jr., Seosetsfy.
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ouArrExxAsryn GysrRAL. OVpic<,
WASHINGTON CRY u. g., March J, 1865.
4 rlDlG, . e.. III, IL IIAR ~ @ = !

WASHINGTON CRY u. g., March 1865. }
PROPOSALS for DEAD HORSES. Sc - |
r,soss - be- roce we'd liA ofice ufiu y eco.a.
pu sArl hDAf March 3D. 10 To- the pmchae OF el horses
may die b. Killed st tie Giesyro Depot msr Wn,hf
nsou d. c. within the nert twelve niOhs rurceedng TIC
date VI tie citing OF the contract
The horss IN b. delivered ceren dsdgnsed spot 70
be liked by the United States 1910,
Tho animals are 10 be removed daily and conveyed far
,no, oia The lnfs Of the depot 20 avoid I'll nuisance,
either 10 the depot the residents in the vicinity .
Payment vn be required in G9vsrnnnn' fqni. At NE
close Of euc month spirss dsvered up 10 that date
Ponds with secpres in The sam OF ten fhotsnd
,l0OO dollars ne required ironi the sry to whom the
contract n awarded. p , q,
name sad Office address oil bidder Odd b. accompanied
y signed by two responsible persons sn ceiuhed
nv ,oun United States officer rnspos DE known 70
ts office aud aho by tho oath Of sleganc. signed stamped
s,d duly attested. ~, i.
nay os offered =,
Pop,.ss ,hond De sddgesed the undersigned Wsfing
ton II C. and be painly marked the envelope PUpoals
f,y Dad Horse JAMES a. EKiN,
Colonel in charge Fnst Division q. NJ. a D.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-08
CENTRAL RAILROAD ofNEw-JERsE'

| CENTRAL RAILROAD OfNEW-JERSEY.
~ depot In Newfork foot of Liberty North Rves
Western Railroad, Esson with Lehgh Valley Rail-
road aud connections forming direct hue PiisbsfsA
and Tue GREAT RIA MnpbE ROUTE 10 TIE WEST
Two Express Trains daily IRON the West except Soniay$
sixty Miles aud Two Hours saved by ,Di. Chicago
Cincinnati ST. LI. ss A KIP cSs f1s ssTss o.
AtG:00 a. NJ, for Esston. Msach Chunk, winsmsport
M1s for Fnuton Esstoa wstss
Gap scranton Wkesbarre Great Bend Pitts,on Bingham
g'o1 a. M Western Express for Esson Allentown. ReaAt
ing Harrburg Psbure the West With but one ohsncs
oil car. Cincinnati OF Chicago and but one eoaIse
loo M. $40 and 800 p Train for Elizabeth. =
Wiki .barte Wiiam'pot Resdns Pstt'vIe, aArn'oafA
$50 p m-FOr Eas.ou. Bethlehem, Allentown and a'uss
45c p Notwithstanding and Fleminstsu u.iis 3.
sS, q. WESTERN f;xpsfss--For Eas.on. Allentown;
pe,S,P IA, -,berr Pirsburgh, sad TIE Wss, Slespin0
car. ,hrcurh from City Pittsburgh eve evennt
atAs ABE P r. .sS o. H. Boat. top Il Be-.
zen Point and Mariners Hsrbor. A. =, 49,
Tickets Tor the West can De obsined at she 9ee .!
Ho1 Hou,e ., Ho III and So Broadway .nd e p
tpal hotels, JOSIAH o. sTEARNs. sapedntenden..
ERIE RAILWAY.-Trains leave foot Of
G m D ficr. f ss's e.n.nissss RoS,.r Rlso
sss@sncs aud West Connee!sa, Bgfaio whi.ske
and Grand Tiaak Isilgays and at Salamanca with Afsns
$50 a m, MIN and Way Train. daily, to oiyis "
10 M, Express Mail, for Bnfao. couneesins with 5.sks
4pm WY Train, for Port JeryIs and Sewbwsh ogy ~
me- .',a W VIZ ''' 4"'nd's'
p ~ Lightning Express. daily for and.ieus, Rschs.,r
Bso with Lake Shore aud Grand Trnt Bswsy nd
Salamanca with Atlantic aud erect Western Railway.
.i.k aud Nest ....IHI .'riT % -
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NEPTUNE STEAMSHIP COS LINE.
4N DAILY FOR PROVIDENCE DIRECT

IN DAILY FOR PROVIDENCE DIRECT
Consisting Of the following and splendid sesners
ELECTRA, Capt. J. w. Nye; 6ALATEA. Capt. w. N
Jones; OCEANUS Capt. 9. Crowel.
One of the above magnificent steamers viii leave Pier No.
u North River, foot Of Robnsons. Daily fsundays
cepted). at O'Clock p. M.
" Connecting at Providence with 1.S q M Tsia To-
Boston go
~ Sreight taken ct Propeller Rates.
Thee steamers unsurpassed in their arrangements
o the comfort and safety Of passengers aud their facilities IA
Passengers after retiring for the night not disturbed
III they arrive IN Providence at hour early enough 70
cure seats " desired In the first accommodation tram fcs
Boston.
For information IN rsgra 70 F5sisht s apply to ISAAC
ODELL General Freight Agent, Pbr No. q, Mr..
For Tickets, Staterooms Berths, Apply TO w NJ ED.
WARDS, General Ticket Agent, Pier No. ~ North River
OPPOSITION LINE to CALIFORNIA, via
" NATURALIZATION route. low prices-Ths Cenlssl
American Transit Company viii dispatch the 2Oth o(
every MONTH Pier No % North River the the
Steamship GOLDEN RULE. D.. s. Babcock master. q
grea reduced rates OF passage Tor psrtic uars apply
b. N. CARRfNGrON, Agent,
Il. No III West-st.. corner OF Wsrren-st.
ErOR NORFOLK, VA.-Regular Line.-The
Il Steamship SAXON, Lavender master, will sai a. above
THURSDAY. March g. at ocsck p. m, from Pier No.
81 North River. For freight paseacc apply to
WHITNEY 4 HATHAWAY, No. 50 South Il.
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Z DEPAHraEsr OF PuBIio CnAnlTIEs ANp CoRascIios .
No. Bondst, NV. YORK. March 4 1882 }
nROPOSAIS for LK.--Sealed Proposals
Will be received By the Commissioners 81 Pnbic CsI.
ties and Correction Of Their office, No. J Bo9dft, until "
o'clock of the ,eh inst from rnopuokh, ir .uipyns
Bellevue Uospts Backweps and Rsndalls Islands for one
year commencing on the l- Of April NEXT with pure un
II mined country MILK. ,,. /,
sssetorv evidence will be required to the ability OF
parties quantity without default Of the times ,pec
ned and the proposals accompanied with tbs names OF
two responsible persons under their signatures security for
the faithful performance oil the contract ..l
The reserve 10 selvcs the power OF re-
eeyine or rejecting any all propositions portions tceo
=. they may proper for the Interest Of the Department
Any Information REQUIRED viii be furnished application
10 the commissioner At their Office.
~ f. DRAPER.
ISAAC BELL, Comm s.foner.
JAMES h. NICHOLSON
MOSES III. 9RINNELL, J
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PORTABLE ENGINES for SALE. Of Eighl
il Ter Twelve Snd r ftcenhofse pgws "a store
- 20 - DAYLkY 4 diLL, ~. ~ Jo'fu-ss,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-08
6faiiomerp ai,o fanrn Sooos.

DARD g. BROTHERS Established ls45)
ID b. GOLD PENS,
PEN AND PENCIL. CASES. Also manufacturers Of BAKD
/ WILSON'S PATENT ANGULAR NIB GOLD PENs
JAMES d. BARD, Agent, No ~ Madden lane, New'iofk.
r. potnpr 70 cents. fend for circular.
IVNILLIAM EVERDELI.s SONS, No. 10!
w FuKonst, sTATfoNERs and BLAhk-Booh
MANUFACTURERS.
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CoLLxcTos's OYyIcs. Feb. 7, 1865.

I'VE having remained in
dhsi ISdocE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-08

NETWORK MAIL STEAMSHIP COS
~ LINE OF slDE-wHEEL STEAMERS TO
N-ORLEANS -DIRECT.
SAIL AZ FOLLOWS:
CT DINO STAR Saturday, March litl
MORNING ST Ar. kslsea.....,. SATURDAY, March 18TH
EVENING STAR, Bell-.........s Saturday. ApTill.t.
GUIDING STAR; K.app...,..-. saard,y Arr, IN ~,
MORNING. STAR, Se.,on,.., saturday ARGai 3 s,i.
DAY STAR. .iBuidnsh -,
YRvx PffR NO 10 RvER Third Pier sbove
Zoo, vi Csual-si., H. y - b..
PASSAGE chefeabm sa,eroon,. sI3,o 800 according
TSs MoRSSo STAR IL ao4s .Sn.J the TyENING STAR
LOIS ton. The GUIDING srAR2 nStml. DAY STAR 10
tun. Custom House meaIIensnt THEN Passenger accom-
nodaon, ereeIed by ao.e ppca any o'aer s'eae
~ No Fr.shi received or Biz. Of Lndns 'isred aner ~
S oSs Gu ne d,i JAMES 4 is RaySoR No. 70 Barclay t.
CTEAM WEEKLY to LIVERPOOL, touch
Ing 9,e9swa S,t M. sSi Pbai. %f sssm
.hp C1,npans unmsa Lne csiyins The - '-aH' are III
tended 10 al q. follows So. ,r.,
ciTY OF BaiTlMoaE saurday Meh -
CITY OF WASHINGTON. aa,"taaS " ca :.
'"" K,r,s OF pAy.Gr.
P.x.b,s IN soiJ or lis equiy sien In curl ency .
s!asT ~ sTE ~. % London 90
Fir. Cabin TO Pari,".. 80 % seemse to rer'a... ~
g sr.r se u sss Bsaea ROTTERDAM.
Arts.ro &C. At equally low rates. c, A.. .,-
Fare. Lys.gSOI % % ou.e.owa e..n i s a. ,i;
a ~
Tend. can buy tickets nsrs at these rates
For l''3;G;H f,'t' olhsr Agent No srosd-syN
,I,HE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
i ROYAL MAi IL. sTE "a nRpnp c,,,,xo
pHi " W. '-'' "'. . All CORK HARB0R,
AND gErTEF pqsJ?S SS ASe o hfmE hSs1 CALL
CuInA.......... leaves New York edncsday, March
CANADA. esves lioston.. "wednesday, March 10
CUBA..........hayesNe New. ork Wednesday March ~
.ravs. p9s,On "
ASlA......... leaves Boston,. " einesday April IL
TSoS SEwYoaK TO LIVERPOOL ,
Chief CABIN Passage. *i3S az
Second abin Pas.Ase.............,....... w %
80 vRox sosroS TO LIVERPOOL
IN ,oS or Il. equivalent In United States currency
Berths not secured until paid for iif ltt
An experienced surgeon ON board
or Valuable. aue. Bill u Lsdns having the value expressed
fo OF FreIsh. OF Pss',se spPly to =. ,
T1UE NORTH GERMAN LLOYD'S STEAM
sHIP SEWYoRk Capt q. wenke, cemmsna.i .s ~
ing the United states na win sail from the Bremen P'''
o. i"" SATURDAY. March II, ct II O'Clock m'
q BREMEN, vrA,ssoourHAMrros. aat
,ospo. aAvnE' iRFsassssIifros AND BREMEN
the following rates. payable in gold OF -
Fos the a c,bu sos second saSu, go '0i 'tees'
VIII VIII be followed by the HANsA. March IS ,.,,.
F''h'''A' OF passage f2pSas Co. No. 90 Bro.a..
DAsSAGE TO AND FROM GREAT
L BRITAIN AND IRE ,LpsS1T STs ''' "a ''4si"
s,v,s,. line. Of LONDON AM. LivERpooL PACKETS
sailing every wset Parties Wishing to send Tor their friend
'''''''' '''a. BY fiex stIrsS'ffr Ss3rHrts co.
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Ocean Steamers

II s. MAIL LfNE-Tor CALIFORNIA
~ via PANAMA.
GREAT REDUCTION IN sTEERAGE RATES.
The following Grstciass sidewhee steamships win he dis
patched at preciseiv from Pier No. 3. North Riyer
Nareh 10. COSTA RIGA. Tbsspauzh
CONNECTING Panam, with ST. Lonl-)
March - OCEAN QUEEN, Wen .... .
Connecting II Panama with Golden City,
April D NORTH STAR Slocnm.
CONNECTING at Panama wish ConstlIution.)
For freight passage apply 20
H. Is. ALLEN No. Bowling Green.
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MAIL STEAMERS TO FRANCE DIRECT.
vi The GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC CONPANY'S
line Of trst.class sde-wheel STEAMSHIPS between
SEW-lORk ard HANkE = .fr LD7L ..r.. -
The rsl splendid sse intended 70 be put upon this
fsvori;e or the Continent. are the fficwing
ACKNOWLEDGMENT tuns, 600 horsepower
LAFAYETTE. 204 tuns, 100 horsepower.
EUROPE. ..tallodt), 200 horsepoweL
FRANCE. .(aaoatt wv horsepower.
NAPOLEON Ri...... lbuidiBgpf leo horse powell
Until the com pe.i0n OF TIE ene LIST, the service VIII DO
Terfcrmsd ~ ,te .-.rr ..,.,,ro.r,, n.
WASHINGTON, A. Duehene; LAFAYETTE A. DO
'''''' FROM NEw-yoRK TO HAvRE
=. ed All ~ l. .r
LNAn Z ~. Z ..,ay. March ~.
Fir.' Cabin finrluHrg able v1nc, .......:''g.sS
Second Cabin lincludirg tlbs-winel. 80 or 30 =.
Psysbs In gold s eqhvon. in United States currency
q MEDICAL ATTENDANCE FRKK OF CHARGE
For relghs or passage, lpyiy to -. -. sf
GEORGE MACKENZIE. Agent,
nv No Broadway, NewYork
AZ Pai. No 70 Boulevard des Capuees Grand Hote at
Iiavr- WILLIAM iSELlS 90.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-08


Cysqi County o. New yost VIM Mcekc, Csser OF we
ikoi Nc ORR t~ns duly depte and s @ TIC ABOVE
Is correct, tss best Of my know edge ana 1Cs
W. H. MEIER Cashier.
eworr beors ne hi, 9th day Of March, Ists
WE. waLTrs PEilIt Notary Public.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-08

L. George Fills Cashier OF the Bank q The Commonwealth ber'
duly depoe and say hat the orscns statement Iae 20
Che bes; Of knowlcFe and hehei GEO. BILLS CASHIER
SUBSCRIBED sworn before ne 9Th jay OF March lso
BrIL, Notary Pubhc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-08

SeNYo5 qii by Chapter ga Laws o. 1855 Tor toe
week ending SATURDAY, the 4th dsy Of March 1875 49,. .
Average Of Loans ana Discounts 6sloJt %
AyerAse amount OF sprce eIy.I1O 92
Of Circulation 1f.D1I
Of Dcpots G36a.Sss IL
CITY and County Of Nrn.io,k, John PsIsef, casl.
Phcng auk duly dcposc md thai tue
above statement correct to tie be Of my osdse anu beisl
JOHN FARMER Cashier
ELy.H II Rirrl Notary Pubic
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-08
ARITAN AND DELAWARE BAY r.. RI

MORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD CON:
wi PANY-Foot Of Bsraay .t-on ana ave. 80 -
htou rh az all trains for and fnternenVts
tiona will cave New York ss9 q NJ and PM s'o's
0"u AAp'''' school, Assistant Soperinendtot: