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Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR COAL AND WOOD.

DROPOSALS FOR COAL AND WOOD
seasd proposal, will be received At the Once Of 81
ers Of tho Board Of Education coer Of Grand and Elm
street, land nowhere ce) until TUESDAY the 10th day o
MAY los o'clock afternoon Tor supplying the Goa ans
WOOD required for the Public Schools Of this city for the IN
suing year say i've thousand 5Dol ans Of Coal and on'
thousand seven hundred and my a. 50 cord. Of Oak Wood
and thousand hundred lool cords OF Pine WOOD
The Goa must be Il the best quality Of white ash fusc,
sizes In good order two thousand two hundred Ad
forty 1s0D pounds clio tun sad must be delivered IN To
bins the sewers. school buildings. The proposals. must STATE
the mines nom which /. proposed TO supply The ,oa 90 b'
furnished from the mine. named II accepted aud must STATE
pce per tun Of thousand two hundred and forty
III bss Wood must be OF the best quality the sticks
cs. three 90 ce, long and not less than three W inehe'
The Pine Wood mus, be- Of the best quality not less than
The proposal. must price Per cord Of hundred
and a8l cubic feet solid measure for both Pine
splitting per oad-he quantity OF OAK Wood TO be split only
Tsqard y The cGmms on s s1rpns under tn.
vion Of the Inspector Fuel the Board OF Education
Said Wood to be delivered the schools when ordered AZ
thirds Of the quantity required from tn. frs, day OF
June the tweuyth day Of August, and TIE remainder
uired by the Conn Supplies Said WOOD boh oas
and pine be- delivered sawed and when required, sp
and nus, be piled In the yard- cer vaults OF BINS o. '
The contracts Tor supplying said coal aud wood TO b, binding
until the twentyhh day ofMay, 1900 Two sur"es Tor hs
faithful performance Of the contract vii be required aud escl
be ACCOMPANIED with tho signatures and resi-
drnces Of the proposed surcties - .,
No .stion will be allowed for delivering said Goa
and wood At any Of the choo nor Tor putting and phs h'
same In the yards cellars vaults or bins Of said schools
iiop9,ad ~, a. and should be- ndor.ed FRO
posal. for Coal" "fropo.al' for Wood as the case
may be- III ., d..
''''''- TIMOTHY BRENNAN.
SAMUEL u. II. VANCE,
JAMES w. FAIR,
JAMESB DUPIGNAC,
JAMES l.. MILLER,
Committee on supplies
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Go TURNER'S ano Others.

A YRSHIRE STOCK FOR SALE-Four
n cows one BULL, and three CALE -, Of the pu's s
md best Ayrshire blood IN the country Apply 70 a..
DONE DUST FOR SALE.-l have reduced
Inc price Of Bone Dusi to $40 ur tun Inquire oil ohhi'
TIAN sCHWARTZ No. 3J3 Ess Fiity third st.
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Arrived SrNDAY. III

Steamship America (Brcml Wes-e. Bremen, wa south
anpion 26h u nd.e and go pas.., OelilcAs Co Has
had me weather and sight winds during tie pas,ge 81 INST
lat - lon. 80 British steamship showing Numbers
10 3il, third pendant, bound =.
SciI Susan and Mary. -, Rock and lime.
SchT. suiih 1utte, Boston ioT Philadelphia
Srhr. Cslnne r.. --, Cope Ann, feb.
Schr Ella TOwnsend - Rond0ul for an Eastern port
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formed Of my official conduct and you are authorized
Ms Editor. TO contradict the imputatlon which has
b' an made with much injustice 10 the first maeis
trsfe of the nation.
am, Mr. Editor. your humble servant
Otcial1 BENITo JUAgHz
20 the Editor Of the DiGrio.
= VOLUNTEERS FOR THE MEXICAN ARMY.
The following appears as an advertisement il
T}3 W0shinPfon ChrOaicle;
N xco,-To ALL OFFICERS AND SoLDIERs-Now that our
VIZ all who wish eugrate TO Mexico In accordance
VII the Mexican decree will cal at NO 2S fennsylvaria
and register their and address address by
{ Il A. j. NJ No. 800 Est Washington. ID. C. Offices will
"a; be opened in Newfork. Philadelphia Baltimore and
oder cities. Office hours at No 258 Pennsy lvsnasve. be
IA Been and 4
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OFPIcR o. THE Board or E1cfsg,
No. Is CESIRE.sT AND NOT CHAsBFk.r
An. ~ 4 III INN y
ITO THE LIQUOR DEALERS Of the CITY

ITO THE LIQUOR DEALERS Of the CITY
i OF NEW YORK The Board Of Excise for the City
and County q Eewiork will organize ard hold ;s hr.
session for The year the t'h Of May next n me
CITY Hall this Cry, II O'Clock In the Chamber
Of The Court Of Common Pleas for the purpose OF granting
licenses.
Applications for license will be received a. any time durns
bushes. hours al the Offices abOveGaned, where suitable
b.u and al necessary information VIII be furnished free
Wa JAY HAsKETT No. Il Cen,re-.trest
ROBERT ID. HOLMES, no. Chamber. street,
NOAH ID. CllILDs No. Sl7 Wesi-J8ih-'ir-et,
Commissioners
0...., n s-orr ff.rk
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spoken.

Steamer Wyarda bound SD inst. ~ Mays Head.
L. s gnnhoat Cherokee, eruislng-2ls ut lai o., Ion
q ~. All well 80
Ship Chincheser, bound Eth inst at :, ~ lon - 80
Box FAughau bound Nd inst lat 20 II. lon - 90
Brig Lillian, bound s.4ih inst la;. 10 y, lon - 20
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BuKKAu OF Constructions AND REPAIR,
49, nvpaurn1xr April - 1863.
PROPOSALS FOR REMOVING WRECKS,

PROPOSALS FOR REMOVING WRECKS,
i &C IN THE CAPE FEAR Rl'ER,-The b9reeu
will unt the lth day Of May 1863 receiy. proposals or
.px and removing the yesses.prpo."d I" p- ABOUT "o IN
and beached in and about the mouth o' @ap
Fear River, North Carolina ~, , 49,.
Tho hull. Of the vessels are mostly OF IRON anu he nm
ljnrry in many Of them s represented as being In good
order. Hi
separse and special offers covering single vessel only WI
be received for raising aud delivering New fort the norn
JI.s,b IA. Agnes Fry" and the Chicbamauga with ali
Ne Iopey that may board Of them salvage upon
m. net proceeds the sale public auction, the Government
10 be- at no expense whatever.
For the remaining wrecks the proposals. may o. io par
n, The whole II them and state tho rate OF salvage on
the net proceeds Of the sale NJ public auction, OF the properly
recovered and delivered at the United States Navy l"d 81
Uo,pon Va without charge Of any Kind 10 the Government
TR. materials recovered must be delivered Navy ARD
will a separate invoice for each vessel ~
Ench oher the time within which proposed
20 the work which must be executed under the con
troll of the commanding naval oer who will designate tt
vessels on which operations TO be hrs commenced and
who will have the right II the work Is not promptly com
n.ne,d and diligently prosecued TO annul the agreement
when ali claim OF the sayors TO the properly recovered W"
b. forfeited to the Government - 49,, ,
The entire property will be placed In the hands OF the ooy
and sales will be made a. may De deemed most 60
10 the Government and the parties concerned
ny other condition necessary for the protection OF the pubt
interests will be inserted In the agreement
No proposition will be- entertained from parties mo 40 n1
satisfactory evidence that they s prepared win al
he proper and appliances for the execution oil WON
Psrtie, who may visit Wilmington for the purpose OF
making personal examination previous TO making an one
vii be permitted do by the naval officer In COMMAND
The proposals. Be indorsed the envelope nciose
en- "PTopo.als for raising WRECKS In Cape Fear hscf
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forces, Carriages, &e.

A SPLENDID BAY HORSE FOR SALE
N Seven year, old Isl hands high, with black legs mane
"a long tall For style and beauty he has superior
Would make splendid Carriage. Coupe Saddle horse
Can be seen until sold at the STABLE No. 81 Wet 1n
,eenthst between Finh and SiIth-aves near Sixth
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Memoranda.


OricK PAssAGg-Mesrr. " l.. O. Grswods clipper
shin Panama aniyed San Fancsco the ID Inst, having
ffon NexYok on the ilth 4 January making the pa
,ar. In III dsy.-beang ships hs sailed than 90 dsy'
ahead OF her The Panama loaded Ia Mes.rs sutton Co
Dispatch Linz. and arrival from Atlantic port
that sailed the rresent wear.
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No - BRosDwAr
Two CONTRACTORS inclosed IN
sealed envelop. indorsed with the title OF the WORK
ana with m. name II the bidder thereon will be n"
u ih. Office until TUESDAY, May 10 1909 ct clever
o'aOek. A. M. ., Il,
line Of Pier No o tasi River
for rebuilding Pier No y. Eat RIVER outer end.
For rebuilding Pier No. ~, East River.
FOR rebuilding PcrSo Ja, Ea.i River
For rebuilding Pier No. l4. North River
for rebuilding inner portion Of Pier No M Norih kiv"r
fot Rsbudins the buhead between Piers Nos - aid {"
North River.
Dor rebuilding Pier No a. North River.
Fof rebuilding the outer sud 4 Pier No. 81 North RTer
For rebuilding Pier No o. North River, foot Of Yves
Eighteenth street , .
IAi orn. u proposals, together with tie specification
and agreements ran be obtained NJ this office
Dated street Department, Sew-l on, May =, i'S
CHARLES q. CORNELL. Street Commssioner.
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Sealed proposals will be lived al this Office until rs
DAY MAY % 1853 at O'Clock p. when the will b'
publicly opened for the whole any part Of the sum OF on
million hundred and ioryone thousand five hundred dol
lars OF Soldiers Bounty Fund Redemption Bonds No ~ o
tire County OF New iok authorized by Chapter II Of the law
1865 and by ordinance Of the Board Of Supervisors az
proved by the Mayor May ). 1865.
The laid bond, viii bear interest at the rate Of seven pc
cent per annu. payable halt yearly the first day OF MAJ
md November in each year, and the principal VIII be re
deemed as follows:
Five hundred thousand dollars the first day Of Novem
Der. 1891. -,
Five hundred thousand dollars the first day Of Noyem
Der. 1872. -
Five hundred thousand dollars the first day Of Noyeu
Der. lhJ3: and $500,
one hundred and forty thou. and 1--WE hundred dollars
the hr.t day OF November. 1924.
The proposals will the amount Of bonds desired an'
the price per hundred dollars thereof and the person
whose proposals. accepted will thereupon be required
deposit with the County Treasurer Ia the broadway Bans
THURSDAY the fret day OF June 8o3 the sums awarded
10 them respectively.
ON presenting the Comptroller the receipts Of the County
Treasurer for such depots the parties will be- entitled to re
bonds for equal amounts Of the value OF the sum
fried to them. bearing interest from June lsn'
Each proposal should be sealed and ind0rsed proposals 10
Soldiers Bounty Fund Redemption Bonds, No. z and N
closed in second envelope Addressed 10 the Comptroller
The RICH, reserved TO reject any all Of the bids con
,iGcIed necessary q protect Il9moe The interests ~ Va
County. MATTHEW 4. BRENNAN, Comptroller
City q Newlors, Department Of Finance Comptroller
Office, MAY g. 1863
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Dori- iOar0rns' Nolite.

STATE OF NEw-YORK
Popr-WlRDEss OFFICE No. lot Wali.st !.
NOTICE is hereby gwen, in accordance witt
section 4 Of the act passed April u, 1851 entitled Al
Act 10 Rsorganze the Wsrdcn- Once OF the Port Of New
Yof." TO ali persons interested n having charge o. "a,
b.e, mattel Of such inquiry examination survey that
liz following vessels ar- under examination Try the Pors
thin ten day. succeeding this notice on
board said vessels:
Steamship City Of Port au Prnce.......'s5 r. H.
Brig George Cramp... .........s's'.s Ileffrp"hi"
Brig John Barnard..................Ih Thompson.
MINTHORSE TOMPhINS, fiesidsnt
J luos HERMAN. Secretary.
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Corporation Notifies.
CORPORATION NOTICE.

" All persons having claims against tbs Corporation
the City Of New ors growing oit OF the fufs al obs
quies Of PRESIDENT LINCOLN requested % forwar
The to the Clerk OF the Committee at Room No. IL Cis
Hall before the l0th inst WIN HlICHAAN, Clerk.
Nax.Nort Nav l. 1863
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DEDEMPTION of 81, 6il, 800 SOLDIERS

IL BOUNTf FUND BONDS NO 2" Of fhe County o.
payable June 1865 Notice is hereby given tina
the Soldiers Bounty Fund Bonds No. D. Of the County o.
Newly becoming due and payable June 1865. with the
thereon, viii be paid that day the presentation
Of said Bonds at this office.
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L Hail. ON MUNDAf. May ~ lob, at y O'CLOCK a m
win be sold at fubic Auction the hhes. bidder w ade
quie security ior term Of ten yesr nom the LIST day Of
JUNE 1865 LEASE to establish and maintain Ferry from
basin the foot Of sprngs in the City OF Nawfork TO
oboken NewJersey at the point where ,h- old Ferry
eabhed, within 0n yards north south Of that point
NV thn PurchaseI.
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6tationrrn an0 fdntn pooos.

DARD d. BROTHERS Established 1oi5
ID GOLD PENS,
PEN AND PENCIL CASES Also manufacturers OF BAkl
A WILSON'S PATENT ANGULAR NIB GOLD PENS
JAMES d. BARD, Agent No. y haiden'lane, Ne"-i OH
Repo hitting, 20 cents. Send for cifcuiaf
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CHANGE Of TIME.-RARITAN and DELA.

CHANGE Of TIME.-RARlTAN and della.
~ WARE BAY RAILROAD-On aud after MONDAY,
April H. from of Murayst daily, at 1879 M and AZ
HANK LONG BRANCH. SHARK RIVER. MANCHES
TER &c. - $500. ,,,,. , a., r.
BROOKLYN TO PHlLADELPfilA-Fnes 2 HIc yc
leaves Wslsi Ferry Brooklyn, daily excepting Sundays
N a m connecting a. PORT MONNOUlH, with e1yIesss
ram. for PHILADELPHIA TUCKERTON BARNEGaT'
TOMS RIVER Sc Returning leave Vine-s: Ferry, fhis
De mia, at 6: IS III.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC
en-, pise. Sun Sets.....7:o2 Moon sets.... Js
HIGH WATER THIS DAY
sandy Hook Sim Gov. Island o;5jm Hell Gate''' III
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Ocean CLEANERS

Tor CALIFORNIA VIA ISTIiMUS or
J. PANAMA-CARRYlNG the UNITED STATS MAJ NIL
NEW ARRANGEMENTS COMMENCING MAY !, 1900
STEAMERS WILL SAIL SEMlMONTHLf
Regular sailing DAYS 1T and 10Th o. every monh nom tue
Company's and commodious Pier, No ~, NoIh 'e1'
foot OF Canal-st al IL o'ciock noou precisely
DEPARTURES
May l6............ COSTA RICA..........l nkspaugh
Connecting az Panama with constitutional -
June 2...... OCEAN UEEN..........' '>iocunl
Connecting az Panama with Sacramento) -,
The Ocean Queen will sail above consequence oi the
t Of June having been appointed aona Fast Day by the
President of the United States.
For freight or passage applyto ID. b. ALLEN,
Office Of the Atlantic Mai! ;. :. Co,
No Bowling Green.
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CONDITIONS.

The conditions and covenants of the Lease 10 be In n
usual form Of Ferry Leases heretofore entered by II
oIporaton which may be had application the office
the Comptroller. by order Of the Commissioner Of Il
Sinking Fund MATTHEW T. BRENNAN
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ERIE RAILWAY.-Trains leave Depot foot

ERIE RAILWAY.-Trans leave Depot 1905
IL OF Cham bers-st. via Pavona Ferry; ,a.,
H.. Day Express for tansndaigns hocnes'sr pupso.
West Connects at Buffalo with Lake Ho.s
Grand Trunk Railways and at Salamanca with AtAs
and Great Western Railway . o.,,,
$50 a. M Milk and Way Train. daily, TO Ousvile
10 a. m. Express Mail for Buffalo connecting WIKI LaAs
an Wsy Train for Port Jervs and Newbursh
5p M Night Express for Csnandasua Rochester bunA&
Salamanca and West. -, ,,
6pm Lightning Express, daily, for Cansndaigua Kochee
ter buffalo. Salamanca, Dgnkuk and West CONNECTS
buffalo with Lake Shore and Grand Trunk Railways, and1
Salamanca with Atlantic and Great Western Railway.
SD ~ EmigIant Train, daily, for Buffalo, Salamanca Jun
MN ~ HUGH RIDDLE Gen'l Supt, New-York
wv R. BARR Genl Pass Agent. New-iork
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vHE GREAT INSIDE ROUTE FOR BOS-

A TLANTIC and GREAT WESTERN
n RAILWAY. NEW BROAD GAUGE ROUTE. PAS
|sENGER TRAINS LEAVE NEN-lORk, via the Ens
Raj way from foot Of Chambers-st., RUNNING THROUGH
TO CLEVELAND, o., WITHOUT CHANCE OF CARS,
connecting with railroads for all principal cities in the West
This roed il being extended. and vii b. ia etc
running order to Mansfield Gallon Urbans Dayton, Cinc1
natl and 81. Louis without bTeaa II gauge ,.,
T. H. GoopxAs Gen. Ticket Agt., H. SWEEISEE
Meadville Pa General Sup't
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r ONC ISLAND RAILROAD WINTER

Il 4 ARRANGEME Nr.-Leaves New York, Jarnessip ana
34l East yer Grecnport SAG iarbsr Hampton. Sc-
At m For Ysphank Lakeland Islp, Babylon and Farm
insdale at a m. and p. running through 20
Gre IMPORT on SATURDAY eyenng) For syo'set at W.
r. and 4 n m ,Stages connect for Cold sprn{
y.tr. Bay and Huntingon For Hampstead Jamaica and
Winfield at and 10: 30 M and 3 aud Q. N, r..
River al s:5a m for Yaphsns stopping at al stations sk
eept Hampstead and syos.e E,egr.on Ticket Tor TINS ram
AZ reduc ed raiea A. kEASONfh Suprfhs'husn@
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AND ESSEX RAILROAD COM.

wi PANY-Foot Of Barclay st.-On and after Apr 10
Morning mail trains for hackestown and ineFnsiae ss
,on. u cave Al AGO A. NJ Mail Express for all stations
west of Mlburn at D. Morr.to~n Express at p N
s. SCuOCH, Assistant Superintendent
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PROPOSALS for a LOAN Of 800 Of "soldier'
Bounty Fund Redemption Bonds No. 2" Of the County
Neg-lo
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CENTRAL RAILROAD ofNEw-JERSEY.

I'm
~ Passenger Depot in New ork foot of Liberty an1
Ereght Depot in newi ork Pier No. North River con
Meeting a. Hampton Junction with Delaware Lacsswanaa
ami Western Railroad EasOn with Lrhgh Valley Ham
rosd its connections forming direct line to Pttourgh
GREAT MIDDLE ROUTE TO THE WEST.
Two Express Trains daily from the West except odnaAy%
when evening Tram. az,
s1tv Mile. and Two Hours saved by TINS line to Chicago
Cincinnati ST. Louis with bat one change OF cars
SPRlNG ARRANGEMENTS.
Commencing April a. 1885, leave New orS as 10 lows;
AT 500 a. ~, for Easton. MaGch Chunk. "lh4mspott
Wilkesoerre, Mahanoy City &c
a. m.-ror Bergen Point ,,,
MAIL TRAiS-A 800 a. for Flenngon Eastor, w at0
Gap Scranton Wkebare. Great Bend. Pittston binshA
ton &c. -.
900 a. H. Western Express. for Eas'on, Scranton Grea
Bend. Allentown Reading, Hansburg pittsonTg aud the
West with but OF TO Cincihnan OF Cncss@
and bu. two change to ST. Louis puL.,
II 100 No. $3.50. j;3l 40 and II m for Ehz1oeth.
I2:OJ m. TRAis-tor Ea.ton, Allentown aauch Chunk.
WIkesbane Wiiansport, Re4iin. Pssvile. Harn'ourA
an m.-For Easton. Bethlehem. Allentown, AID Mauos
Chunk
SD m-For someivie and Feminy ton.
$40 D. MI u Someryie 49,
800 p. M WESTERN ExPRgss TRAIy- For Easton Alien
town Reading Harrisburg PIitsbugh and the West Sleep
ing from Jersey City Pittsburgh every evening
ELiIABErHPoRr AND NEW YORK ~, Weave New
York from Pier No " r. at 5:0J Boats stop at Der
gen Point and Mariners HaIbor. -
Tickets tor the can be obtained at the office OF the
Central Railroad Company. loot Lbeyst, " H. at Ma
Aston House. Nos IN and so Broadway and at trs pf0
cipal hotels. JOSIAH o. SrEARSs. superintendent
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NJEW-YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.

NETWORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
Trains for Albany Troy and Saratoga Springs also con
meeting with the North and West, leave l6thst dep0
T. and .. IN. ,,..,,,. u.
Tickets be procured az the offices Of WescV ,so.th
press In New York and Brooklyn. Baggage checkea i'o
residence points this road and It's connections.
INEW-JERSEY RAILROAD.-Irainsi eavo
IN foot OF Cortlandt st. PHILADELPHIA ~ ana ~ -
a m IL m and D. n and ~ midnight; Tor bALInona
and WAsHINaTos at aud li:3o M m, ana ,is
night Military Tickets not receivable 10 inc r. u "s-
For other parpc ulATs see bils ct offices.
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proeerles ano PROVISIONS.

NOTO TIIOMASR II. AGNEW's, Nos. 2G0 and
2c1 Gre.nvicb.., corner Murray and there you will
find TEAS COFFEES, FISH. FLOUR, and everything else
cheaper than store In New York One frce House
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CAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.
FOR BOSTON, ,,.
WORCESTER PALMER FlTCHBURG, NASHUA
LOWELL CONCORD. THE WHITE MOUNTAINS
AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS.
Tie new and sannch steamers of the Norwich line,
CITY OF BOSTON and CITY or NEWBORN,
leave New. ork daily (sundays exceped) at oco;xo a.
uom Pier No. 80 North River, foot Of Vestry st.,
FOR NEWLONDON. .
there connecting with the Steamboat Express Train ro ns
above points via Norwich and Worcester Boston snd woe
cete Worcester and Nashua and New London and Northern
Railroads. 49, IL.
Freight taken the lowest For information inquire
of T. 5. MARTIN, Agent, on tine Pier
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OrYICK OF THE ~1RHEr COMMISSIONER,
No ~ BROApwAY.

OLIyrR u. srour. Clerk.
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MAIL STEAMERS to FRANCE DIRECT.
IVl The GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANfs
line Of hrst-cass side wheel STEAMSHIPS. between
NEW-fORK and HAVRE .
The first splendid Vessels intended to he put upon this
fsyore route for the Continent the following
WASH NGTON.......324 tuns, 800 horse power
LAFAYETTE...........j2oIt nns. 500 hoTse-power.
TUROPE.................ta foat), 900 horse-powek
kRANCE.................(a tioat 800 horse power.
NAPOLEON III..... (buildingi, |, 100 horse powell
Until the completion Of the entire list, the service will be
per ormed by the ,,,.,u,, . u
WASHINGTON, A. Duchesne; LAFAYETTE, A. DO
cande, a. f0llows; . . . x...on
FROM NETWORK TO HAVRE.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT ednesday, Maya
LAFAIETIE..............We dnesdsy. June ~,
First Cabin ncludiug table simultaneously
Second Cabin Including table wine). I ~ or pBO.
Payable gold its equivalent in United States currency
MEDICAL ATTENDANCE FREE on CHARGE.
For frei light or passage, apply to ..,
GEORGE MACKENZIE Agent,
No. Broadway, New-York.
At Paris. No. II Boulevard les Capucnes tGand Hote,l at
Hsyre WILLIAM ISELIN 4 Co.
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N PANY.
UlMTED)
NETWORK TO LIVERPOOL CALLING At QUEENS
TOWN TO LAND PASSkNGERo.
chip Tuns Commander
OufEN (uow buildngl. ..3fl2................... -
ENGLAND (now building - 40. ..............,... -
SCOTLAND NOV buIing3,40 .."...............-
ERINI Grace.
33l5..................Pr owse.
A...........2 l6t................ArYlet
Leaving Pier No H. North River, s. follows; . .
NiKolNlA.......'. rinS
AND EVERY ALTERNATE SArU hDAl IHEhhafIEh
The Cabin sccommo atoms on board these steamers are un
,urpas.ed and the rate, lower than by any other hne
| CABIN PASSAGE TO LiVERPOOL....."..f 800.
sTfERAGE PASSAGE TO LlFERPOOL...."e5o.
PAYABLE in currency.
The owners OF these not be accountable for specie
vauab. unless bills Of jng having their value expressed
therein, signed therefor
For freight or cabin passage epp'yto
WILLIAMS & GCION. No. II Wahss.
i0' ''''''-' WILKINS L GUIoN Noes Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-08

DASSAGE TO AND FROM GREAT
il BRITAIN AND IRELAND. By
TAPSCOTfS
yors. lines Of LONDON AMP LIVERPOOL lsS FAC pAGkETs
or remit money TO the old country do the most
favorable terms BY sP !PsytGgS4sr euoruppssco
No. % SOUTH.ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-08
miscellaneous.

NASH PAID for RAGS and Old ME- TALo
~ White Rag. cents, CoIor' aud Woollen. 3snn ps
Gamer and Pewter y cents, Lend cents At No. ID Ne"
Bowery between Roosevelt and Chambers sts.