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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-24

BOARD or COUSCILMgN--Thc Board met at
two o'clock p. IN. on Monday the President. James
Hayes. esq. in the chair. A resolution was adopted
directing the Controller not pay any bills for the pub
LEGATION of the proceedings Of this Board in any Of the
corporation papers. where such proceedings are not
published in the next succeeding issue OF said papers
A resolution adopted directing the publication Of
ten thousand copies OF the hnnnal Manual OF the Com
mon Council at cost not T. exceed $500 Adjourned
" Thursday at two D. M.
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FATALLY INJURED By MACHIyRRY.-An in
quest was yesterday held by Coroner Widely at the
Eow-yofk Hospital. on the body Of Matthew Lynch
lrte fireman tho Stamer Cumbtrilnd lying ut the
foot Of Cauaist. On Saturday last deceased while at
work around the engine caught Ia tho machinery
and severely injured that he died Sunday ut the
a)Jve institution. lie wss aged 81 yrars nativo Of
Ireland and resided Ia Frontst. Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-24
Nos. 76!. IS. 20

BROOKLYN CITY COURT, Tuesday, Jan. "a
NJ. o.
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THE SwEEyy. Brooks LIBEL CASE Posi-
roSEp. This case which wns "a have before re.
corder iormsn ycsIcii Y. postponed to the first
Monday III February. ut one O'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-24

Lind ia The Dav iobe Of the It'll n. repor, OF your
the House on the 9Th ns all extract from which,
aual to ne spperdsd. have the honor 10 inquire
whether your r.as, ale correctly reported enc ' prh,p
pnEt god" 'oI bod" aud also whe her thrre
other than appears in thu report The gentleman who hinds
on this will coll for your answer ct time or place
''- I5igncdJ B.F. BurIER, Maj Gen.
Tie extract from Mr.. Brookss speech was IN sub
stance or follows:
am hound to say an effort was made control the City OF
New.York during tho Autumn election The Government
limited states Robber h. Of the public Treasure and
MAJOR General be dared no, exercise control over me sean
Of those wboo gelte1sn irom fennayvann Mr scho
field led called tnieves and robbe',
Mr. BsooKs resumlng said that the letter from Gen:
Butler brought ~ him By Ii. Z. Clark. Captain aud
Hr IDUrwYtL rose 20 O question OF order. that tho
letter Of Gen. Butler did not violate any of the prv
leges OF a member.
like Mr. Brooks to point out what words In the letter he
excepted TO- and he would ;lcn rul as 70 them speoh
caly.
Mr Brooks, in reply, quoted from the Consultation.
that for any speech debate either House. iaen
BEES shall not be questioned in any other place.
The SPEAKER replied. that would justly the gentle
man in refusing to answer the letter but did not settle
TINS point
Nj. BROOKS then said nc excepted 20 the whole let
ter that II sent through Gen ButeTs aidde-camp
IN uniform instead Of through tho post-Ofce and that
Capt. Clark desirvns Of immediate answer He
did not like military gentleman cunning into bis house
and calling for Al immediate answer Qaugter or any
answer. He expressed 20 this aid-de camp that
h. could no; give an immediate answer. but
would take bis own time. The renarkstO which Gen
Butler bad taken exec pton made tho floor OF
this House, and he did not choose 70 enter cores
pondeDce with Gen. Butler concerning them.
Mr.. BouTwELL piessed his point OF Or,iar.
Dir. BROOKS quoted from the letter, The gentleman
who hands you thB will wait or call for answer at
any place you nay deaignate" This said Mr.. Brooks
IS the language Of the duoiist
The SfEAKEg decided that the letter was not an In.
" mileage He said that II hs should rule |
that 1t was not u would cs of I'll right Of criticism by
consttueuis an their letters the speeches or acts
their and all attempts t secure eIp OF
sngusge which person alluded to bore deemed unu.t
II seemed To fhe Chair not Dproer that person who
had been charged here ~ god robbcr should lrc
hat charge was DIRECTLY rrDorted aud vhetner there
not explanation or qualification OF H. and the
language u She note did not seem offensive Language
pmothiDg like th!s night nave been ased by those 70
ognizins eHg. u tie letter WIS clearly intended
y inviting settlement of the iraier by whit il called
he Code Of Honor, bat which the hair regarded ~
be Code OF Murder he Che Chair would have ruled
differently, but - j. a. susceptible Of different
trueton. be decided lsat = wal not IA question Of
fIVrgc.
Es. BI0ols sygsslsl loia 10 desz.oa Of tie Chair.
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Neal Gstate for Sale.
TT. WANTING FARMS.

IA Large and thriving settlement: OF Vseiandi nne
climate; W miles south OF Phiadrlphia by raprosa
Rich so produces large twenty acre tracts ct -
psyab. within fonr yes good business open.ls
good sociaty Hunireds settling and msSiug improve
mens Apply 10 CIiAS. X LANDS, Postmaster, NineAAA
end toyn-hip NJ. Letter answered Papers coatsn;ae
foil inforuaion will he cent free From herof of sess
Robn,on A,rtcu,aI Editor OF The Tribune ia 9 AS
aon erslre yerfis iraSts doH ete. position a'
suitaoe eondonJor psGsan, ayngis Llas 10 S'D p~s
siot " fhe W Western pfqiyfe..
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-26

NEW-YEARS.-The PICTORIAL DOUBLE
IN NUMBER PHYSIOLOGICAL JOURNAL-frst of
new volume-now ready. contains lots Of good things
Rufus Choate, John Marshall Sir Matthew Hale, John
Bright Faheaded Indians etc, with Portraits The Two
Psths-s Portraits Shaking Hands, illustrated. Love and
Loveu; Fore seeing and foreknowingi Heads and Hats
Engineerngi NewYork City. with viewi The Wolf and
Lamb; Lion and Mouse Dog in the Manger with 30 Illus
tratons Pictorial Double Number 20 cents year oT
e. FOWLER WELLS No. aa6 Broadway. y. Y
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-26

TOR SALE-A FACTORY, with good wstsf
Il 'front.' dock, &C., accessible vessels 0i largo sSs
thgoushou. tie year. ALBERT K0LLER,
No 10 Ws,e.. st., New Yost.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-26
Drn GOODS.

GRAND-ST. CHEAP STORE.
~ FOR THE HOLlDAYS!! ,ru.ro
SILK BEAvER, VELVET, PLUSH aud FELL hAi'
' and BONSETS
Calling at n reduction which can be seen
sPFCIALTIES.-FELTG GOODS, every shape from 'c' W
Two fny real Fes at * cents and 2 each -, u,
SILK EEAVFRS every size ord shape yelvet pouho ~
-s =, 81 at 81 25 at ( 50. y -. AID - eacn,
0,nr White COSEY HATS selling at ~ escni
Tys,vthiug In this department nearly a iis' 'h'h
Esei'' " EDWARD RIDLEY.
PiiceS A., III and Ali Grand and No GO Allen st,
"V " Fifth block cA.t from the Bowery
At CRAND-ST. CHEAP STORE:
u poIJDAY PRESENTS HOLIDAY PRESENIo"
FNRROIDEEED SETS, Paris stylrs ,,,.,nyrp
Ioas Iine Of LINEN EMBROIDERED HANDMEh'
CHIEFS. oheGp. o ,s,
Rich Lace COLLARS ana sets. ,,Lx. aonhl.
Ensn,,fIl lot Of Scotch treuch and Hamburg oouo'e
Dn. ,dis.. aud Gents SILK and WoOLEN sCARtS and
One hundred new styles In Ladies', Gents aud Ai''e'
,sasonable GLOVES. EIamine
Iadss KID GLON rs (Gnpress) at 75c, TO pair
AZ 4 i G5 the pair finest Kid Ia 'he tr.ds.
Dur Woolen Knitted Goods sres,, earring out
CDWARD RIDLEY.
Nos 3ll and 9l), Grand sud No. 66 Allen st.
Fifth block east l.om the Do"efy'
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-26

V,HE TRIBUNE ALMANAC
FOE 1866.
ru1s POPLAR POLITICAL AND STATISTICAL
ANNUAL WILL BE READY SHORTLY.
CONTENTS:
ASTRONOMICAL DEPARTMENT;
Ecipses for the year 1886.
Lunar and Planetary Coujunctiona
Conjunction OF Planets and other Aspects
New and Valuable Tide Tables for 100 Places
Jewish snd Mshomedan Calendars
Table o, SiItyone Bright Stars
POLITICAL DEPARTMENT:
United States Government, Ministers, kc.
Senstors End Representatives Of ANAlAth Congren
Laws Passed at the las. Session Of Congress-
Public Resolutions and PrOcllnistions.
sl.ysho,ders' Rebellion, or Chronicle Of War Events.
The Union Party in ls6SResoutons OF the Union state
Convention. on Reconstruction and Impartial Suffrage
Impartial Sufrsge-Laws in the Several States
The Constitutional Amendment
The Second Inaugural Address Of President Lincoln
Preden, johnson on Reconstc,ion aud Impartial Suffrage
ELECTION RETURNS for 1865. carefully compiled and
compsred with former Elections iOr THS TaiBUSE
ALMANAC.
Territorial Election Returns for 1855.
States Of the Union Capitals Governors, Time OF Meeting
of legislatures Time OF State Elections.
The Territories Of the Unontheir Capitals and GovernoF'
Popular Vote for President States in 1854 1860 and 1856
yoreigp Countries Form Of Government Rulers Capitals
Area, Population, &c, &c
PRICE 20 CENTS. SEVEN PoSTPAlD), ONE
DOLLAR.
TWELVE DOLLARS PER HUNDRED, WHEN SENT
EY EXPRESS.
ADDRESS ORDERS (WITH CASH INCLOSED)
THE TRIBUNE,
NEw-YORK.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-26
SnA PER YEAR,-We want Aocrt,

&I SM PER YEAR We want Agents
p ,sJJV every where to soil our proved $50 SEW.
iNGMACHlNES. Three new hinds Under and upper
,lons pai Tic ONLY Machines sod In The United S,s,s
Tor than 40 which fully licensed by Howe Wheeler
wilson, Grover Baker, Singer Co., aud Bach elder
Al othei cheap machnos lningsmsnts Ccrar. free
Address call npon sh,w Csrh Bddriard Maine or "A
No g2J roadway New YoIh No. 26 Carter st. Phllaisl
v4, rai Nc. IL Lorntasds BLoeh Chicsso, IN. No. I7o
We.. f:arL,.t CHenns'l ohisi 0rNc. slssdinss tx.
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STATIONERY anb fanrn GOODS.

A CCOUNT BOOKS and STATIONERf.-A
~ fli supply constantly hand aud made 10 eIdst
ness nion are invited t. call a. 'l, o'u "ah' "
HOWE \ sERkY. No. 70 bowey.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-26
Gitualions iUanieo-fcmales
G;iuailous Uanie0-M M,ales.

A SITUATION WANTED-ln q Book or
n sc Store. any respectable business, by young
that resides with hs parents aud has been educated in
of the public schools Is smAit and active. Call No. 3
Thou -.
A YOUNG MAN of sober, steady and indus
IN trons habits with good recommendations, wants
SITUATION where be would be willing 10 make himself
fu; salary a secondary obJrc. Address INDUSTRY"
Jrbune Office.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-26
CHEAP SOUTHERN HOMES for MONTE

~ EfN FhMlLiES.-.OO FAMILIES WANTEO.-lOo 70
acres OF choice improved and end5 in
virginia are oh' sed Tor SALE By the under5red IN io,
t purchaser These lands ready for se-nen, sd 'e
tyaiion, having building some Of them. Proysons
cheaper than they be bought any other market
nient navigation and railroads. have good wacS heshyt
enl produce cotton wheat rye oas bsrey, tobsccA
hemp hops potatoes and setabe. o. si descriptions
much earlier than in the North Fruit Of all kinds In great
riety Fine timber. Titles perfect Address apply "
FOLGER, CARTWRIGHT K Co, No. % Wils Wssrss-
Norfolk Va.
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New publications.
HOLIDAY BOOKS.


OAKLEY L MASON
No. 81 Murrayst,
tnear Brosdway)
hsvs large and well selected stock Of BOOKS FOR THE
HOLIDAYS.
AL the new ILLUSTRATED BOOKS which have beeh'
and are daily being published for the Holiday trade
Also. the STANDARD HISTORIES, NOVELS PoETi'
CAL and THEOLOGICAL WORKS. in plain and fine bind
nzs
They have very large stock of JUVENILES Tor the
GIRLS and BOYS of all sizes and varied enough to SUIT all
tasted Also GAMES and PUZZLES Of every kind, many Of
hem entirely new
PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS, of all kinds and styles
Additions are daily made Of all the NEW MIoOELLA'
EEOUS PUBLICATIONS, especially those OF BOSTON
snd PHILADELPHIA PUBLISHERS. Wholesale dealers
and those wishing make additions to their libraries VII DO
well to call upon Mcssrs o. NJ
NOU CAN GET AT THOMASs.
No 112 NASSAU-ST, MAR SPRUCE,
ALL KINDS OF BOOKS FOR THE HOLIDAYS;
FROM "MOTHER GOOSE" TO "HUMBOLDTs
COSMOS
GAMES. DIARIES AND ALBUMS FOR ALL DAYS
CHEAPER THAN ELSEWHERE!
DION THOMAS No. 142 NASSAU.ST.. n: !.
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i leave James slip, New. fork. as fo!ows;
8;OD M Gfe-npoh Mail and Passenger Train Goppins
all WAY Stations. aud connecting with Glen Head koHyn And
Hrmpstesd 1rana s..u.
IN n m Greenport Express, connecting with kosyn
Glen Head and Hemp and stopping al Stations es. oil
Trn viii leave at D. M making all the connections 70 Farm
nsdse and on which days Express will not stop between
40 o. M syosset a.enser Train and all Way Stations e1
cep,ing Glen Head snd Roslyn. - NJ, H., 49,.
$50 ?. IN For North lsip Hempsfead' o'en ns"' "1
Roslyn. ...... p.,r. ., a. a.
W. W. 49, u. CHARLiCK, President
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NTEW-YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
IN SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS.-On and AFTER MON
DAY June 1875, Trains viii leave Twenty I.h. station
Albany and Troy connecting WITH northern ana
At roy with train Saratoga Lake George Burlington, and
and 10y Lake Champan Boats FOR Pst,Soug Rouse
Point and Montreal Sleeping attached TO the t+o NJ
train at Albany for the West
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-27

NHATHAM BANK DIVIDEND.-A Semi.
~ Annual Dividend Of SEVEN ~ PER CENT, free Of
Government tai, will Be paid the Stockholders on and
after the 9th int the Transfer Books TO remain closed nom
10Th to 3Oh inst Inclusive By order Of the Board
o. II. SCHRElNER, Cssh>A
New York JnnA 81, 1865.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-27

HUDSON RIVER RAlLROAD.-On ana
sfrr MONDAY June 1905. trains leave Thirtiethst;
Station for Albany and Troy connecting win Northern sad
Western trains at 730 O ~. 4, o. 1919 IN. sleep
ips Csrs attached TO and l0:3l trains Iheo p IN
train runs through to Buffalo aud Suspension bnase VIZ i'oJ
without change OF cars Sunday train p M o.
" j. NJ ToCCEY. Asst Supt-
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UxrrKp STATES. TREASURY. NewYork, June II, 1865.
DARTIES holding (30) Thirty or more
COUPONS Of the several L. s. Government Loans
vpoa the interest July ls requested TO
bad them office with schedules at time pre-
vtous that date
Holders complying with the above request win haye their
coupons examined and checks gwen ior them on 'ne sn
inst aher O'Clock, p. m. . ,
ham schedules viii be furnished upon application at the
Assyes, Department JOHN A. SIhMAhIf
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ERIE RAILWAY.-Trains leave Depot foot

NRIE RAILWAY.-Trains leave Depot IoOt
II Of ChAmben-st. via. PAvonis Ferry; DEL,
m Dsv EIpre.s for Usnandagua Rochester, Buffalo.
ssspanca and West Connects Buffalo with Lake SHORE
Ard Grand Trunk Railways and at Salamanca with Atnto
and Great Western Railway. o,,,r
AGO. M Milk and Way Train daily to Otisvfle
10 M, Express Mail Tor Buffalo, connecting WIN LaAs
Ipm Way Trais, for Port Jerv' and Newbursh. v.r,.
p NJ. Night Ipress for Canandasua Rochester Duna"
D. M Lightning Express daily, for Cspsnddsua hochet
ter Buffalo Salamanca, Dunktk. and West connect
Bua.lo Nth Lake Shore and Grand Trunk Railways anax
Salamanca with Atlantic and Crest Western Railway.
So NJ Rmsrsnt Train, daily, for Buffalo, Salamanca DUE
,''A '"' HUGH RIDDLE. (irn1 sup't New.York-
W. r. BARR, Gen'l Pass. Agent, New York.
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NORTHERN II. H., of NEW-JERSEY.-
Trains leave Jersey City for Permout at 500 m slo
nj, 1: IS o. n and l.lg D. M, and 623 On Saturday
n rs o. m The y:l5a M, and 4:22 run through "
Monsey. THUS w. DEMAhESi, ouporintenacn'-
NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD.-Trains leave
foot OF for PHILADELPHIA 10 and l:3
a M IL m and o. m, and 10 midnight; for BALrInoRn
and wA.nHero1; at and !Io M 2. m, and Y mid
yer ether particulars ~ bills n oncek
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Ocean Cleaners

Ocean btedtilfrs
TINTED STATES MAIL LINE FOR CALI.
~ FORNfA VIA lSTqMtIS OF PANAMA.
Lower Passage Rstes, commencing July !, 1893
The Atlantic Mail Steamship Co. viii dispatch Steamers
semi monthly noon from the Company new and commo-
dious Pier No. q, North River, foot Of CsnI-st.
DBpARTu1n1-
july OCEAN QUEEN..... .Socum,
(Counecting Of Panama With Constitution.l
July l7..,......... COSTA RICA.... .Tinkspaukb,
Connecting at PANAMA with SACRAMENTO:
For height or psssass rpuly 70 ID. B. ALLEN,
No. Bowling Green.
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pARNUM. AMERICAN MUSEUM.

DARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
ALWAYS COOL AND DELIGHTFUL.
Nsson's Vsntiator dinasss 5000 tee Of cool ah PEI
GREAT ENrERPRIsE
TWO LIVING WHITE WHALES
captured and brought TO this city from the coast Of
~ NINE THOUSAND DOLLARS. L
"A' 70 'tD''T MAMMOTH MOTE WHALE TANK '1
" sufficiently prepared 70, their ,.eeptiSal 80
while '''T Aai' z 2SEs XRE UNCERTAIN
Of species having died while exhibiting s hh
AFTERNOON at ,. EVENING 1t u w b sssssa'.asAs
MADELATNE,
BELLE OF II TaE fAuBouRo.
Comic 'na 'S'ee ILL., sss2 at H issil
o'i''NN'oA' "a ". B. HARRISON.
Comic ed Sn E,ss%Hor ~ - Singer
THE PHILOSOPHER AND MAGICIAN,
PROF. COSPORESS -
~r, EESR9MXNTIG y, ILt q "a ;vuvr,
CHARTER OAK or CONNECTICUT.
LIVE ALLIGAT0R % FEET LONG,
A HORSE AND RIDER ENTwISE . l,, By s Az LNo~
PROF. MISUNDERSTANDING CALCuLATORs
WOODROYFES BOHEMIAN GLASS.BL0WERS
GLASS STEAM.ENGlNE ~ AOXiO6
FIFTY 5fEF b M3yss IL T SEf E5SSfss
Fat Woman Giantess Ci.essan Gr Living Often, GTas9
Aqusrs Million Curoses. - ,s
Admission % cents: Children under ten ~ cent? -
Lk %E4StSeAEhk nd The distinguished
American Actor Mr.. C. w. CLARKE win appear.
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MORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD COM

wi PANY-Foot Of barciayst-On and sftef Juno ~
Morning mail trains for hackestown and intermediate STA
west of Mbup at 10 p. Mor.town EIpres.n p. IN.
g. sCHOCH, Assistant Superintendent.
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BASKaov NORTH Anzsica,

BASK9ov NORTH AMHRIcA,
NIw-YoRK June II, 1868
nIVIDEND.-The Board of Directors have
IL thi, day declared DIVIDEND Of FIVE t9 PEN
CENT out oil earnings Of the past six months and On
EXTRA DIVIDEND Of FIVE l5) PER CENT, both free Of
Movement Tax PAYABLE and after July The Transfer
'''-' - j. A. BEARDsLEY, Cashier.
II Broadway-A DIVIDEND OF POUR PER CENT and
the Govrnmen Tax has been declared from the esrnp o.
the last six months the stock held prior to tho
increased capital payable and after July The Tr.naet
Books will remain closed until July ~ order o. ."s
Board WIN. 5. CAkMAN CnmeL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-27

Hope COPPER COMPANY NEw.YoRK. May 30 1855
AIOTICE.-The following described STOCk
N in the HOPE COPPER o0MPANf viii be. be sold y, at
.hc auction on FRIDAY June co. 1885 at one clock M
a d. Oice OF the Company No. 10 Nassau New York
for an assessment OF One Dollar per share due October 1864
uness paid before that date
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-27

NONSUMPTION.-HENR j. PHILLIPS,
~ D. giyes hs exclusive attention 70 Disease Of the
ArPssssses Lungs and Heart. Once hours till and
till D. M Treatise mailed for &c. No. Gil Fourth-sve.
CHARLES ID. HAMMOND, formerly Pro-
~ fessor Of Special Anatomy and Surgery In The Syracuse
from 70 10, 70 and 70 SPEClALTIES, Disessss Of
the Nervous ssmin. Urinary End Ce.an:os; sy.:sms
Cutting Rapidly DIsiins Operations, not undertaken
diseases of the Throat, Lungs and Heart
IL Dipbtlsris Asthma kc-speciany treated By d.. h. j.
PHILL2PS Once hours Q 10 . O'Clock and to 9 p m
1rsstiss mailed for 50 cents No. I'll Foorthsve.
CURGICAL HOSPITAL for the Treatment OF
Dsessss ofths Pelvic viscera under the Of
H. DIXON Editor Of Tho Scapel Structure Piles Vsrico
cels Herna and Fsta Every case Of src'us. sams o.
date one By Dr. D.s now Instrument the Ursthrotome
dsdmed szpre.sly 70 modify Ny sy%s: operation In al
snteed the csss be undertaken. Office hours from 70
daily and to 9 evenings, At No n Fifhsve-
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priniing.

WIN. EvERDELLs SONS, No. 104 Fulton.
w a-sTEAM JOB PRINTERS md LABEL MAN
UFACTURER6
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(NENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY
~ Passenger Depot In New York foot Of Libertyst and
Freight Depot In NewYork. Pier No. q North River con-
meeting Hampton Junction with Delaware Lackawanna
and Western Rsrosd Esston with Lehigh Valley Hail.
road and s forming direct line TO Pittsburgh
and the West. without change of cara -
GREAT MIDDLE ROUTE TO THE WEST
Two Express Trains daily from the West except Sundays
when evening Train. "a,
SIXTY Miles and Two Hours saved BY TINS line 10 Chicago
Cincinnati ST Louis etc. with but change OF cars
SPRING ARRANGEMENTS.
Commencing A pril a. 1856. leave New YorS a. foyows:
At6:S . M, for Eeyton. Mauch Chunk. Wiliaunpor
wlkesbs1re. Mahinoy City &c.
IA m.-rof BERGEN Point. x,...
MAIL TRArN-At8: on M for Pennington, E0ton, WaE
Gap, scranton, Wihesbarfe Great Bend Ptson bnsnA"
500 M Western Express for Ess,on, Scranton. Great
Bend Allentown Reading, hsrsbuSs, Pittsburgh ana the
West with but cnns- OF 10 Cincinnati or Cncaso'
aud but two changes 70 st. Louia rv,.,
n 100 NJ O. $500 53). 720 aud ii .. M FOR Ehsaoetn
1900 m. TRArS-For Easton Allentown. Msuch Chunk,
Wuie.barre. Reading. Pstisvlle. HHn,burg &c Al,
o. m.-for Easton Sen sutton Great Bend, Bethishen A.
lentown, Miacn Chunk, and Wilamspot
5 D. m.-for Someiville and Pennington.
b:l0 .. m.-For Somervillc- .n,
400 D. m. WIsrERS EKPRKn TRAIS-for Es"on' S AneH
town R~sdins Hausborg Ptttsburgh and the West oesH
IN cs through Jersey City PtsouIyh every evening
frIsABErnpoRr AND Nnw.fokR FHhkr-Lesvs Nov
Yor. from Pier No. ~ H., at 800 bosts stop ~ Dor
ern Point and Mariners HaTbor. ..,
Tickets West be obtained o. thc once OF ns
Central Railroad Company. foot OF Liberyst, N NJ No
Aston ouss Nos III and 32t Broadway and q the
cipsl hotela JOSIAH o. sTEARSS. Superintendent.
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INsTIfur1on yos rus SAVINGS OF MEKCHANTs CLERKs
,'-..-7.---, No. SIG broadway, June 9, 1855. }
EXTRA DIVIDEND.-The Trustees have
this day declared an Extra Dividend out ofsurpus profits
in addition to the one payable at the same time
viz July H. 1885, Of THREE PER CENT on suus OF %
and no, cIceednr 600 which have remained undisturbed
for THREE YEARS prior to lst July next; TWO LIN TN
CENT on similar sums which have % rspsineS 1877 ~ n
liar sums which have 20 remained for ONE YEAR prior to
same period This Extra Dividend made asa act OF justice
10 those whose money having been left thus nnds
turbed has most LARGELY contributed IN the surplus earned
MOSES ii. GRlNNELI. PRECEDENT
ANpRaw WARHHR, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-27

THO PLEASURE SEEKERS-FOR LAKE
i SUPERIOR-One Of the new and magnificent steamers
METEOR and PEwABlC win leave Cleveland. Ohio every
DAY, p m, and Port ssrnA every TUESDAY, at 10 p
For real comfort and pleasure the Lake Superior trip L
TR0U asins in the wsrld and nowhere can the INvA.
LID realize such substantial benefit In the cool dry and In
virorstine climate OF Superior II 10 also the CHEAP
EST TRIP offered being only about cents mile which
includes and es For securing Of
rooms apply to 8ARRETSON Co., Cleveland, Ohio; J.
WHIffN0 A Co. Detroit Mich.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-27
CAFETY. SPEED, AND COMFORT.

FOR BOSTON,
LOWELL, CONCORD THE WHITE MOUNTAINS
AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS.
TIE new and stsnnch steamers Of the Norwich line,
CITY or BOSTON and CITY or NETWORK.
leave New fork daily lsundsys excepted At O'Clock n
tom Pier No. 20 North River, foot Of Vestry-sk,
FOR NEW.LONDON,
there connecting with the stsambost E1prs Tram nom sns
ces.r Worcester and Nashua and and Northern
Railrosda
Of L s. MARTIN, Agent, on the Pisr.
TLANTIC and GREAT WESTERN
"A RAILWAY, NEW BROAD GAUGE ROUTE, PAS
sEN0ER TRAINS. LEAVE NEW,YoRK; via the Enc
Railway from foot Of Cbamber%st., RUNNING THROUGH
10 I'll EvELAND. o., WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS.
connecting With railroads for oil principal cies In the West
This road being extended and will soon es In complete
running order TO Mansfield Gallon Urbsna Dayton, Cncn
natl and ST. Louis, without break Of gauge -
T. r. GOODMAN Gen. Ticke. Ag., Il 3 SWEETSEh,
Meadville. Pa General Sup't