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The Daily clarion., 1866-12-15
Dickson House.
JACKSON. MESSISSIPPI.

IANNSUNs NHESSASSAFFIs
NNHIS well known House having been thor
n Oughly repaired, and its capacity very
greatly enlarged, the manager is now enabled
to furnish superior accommodations to the
travelling community, and to families and
permanent bOarders the most delightful rooms
in the city. Every attention will be paid to
guests, and the table will be eXcelled by none.
AN OMNIBUS,
belonging to the house, will convey guests
FREE OF CHARGE, to and from the Rail
road Depots upon the arrival and departure of
he trains. oct 19 diff
The Daily clarion., 1866-12-15

P% Tunnel AND THE BRIDGE.-The
Eys an exchange paper, is at present
NJ excitement about the completion of
ISY Ykrprises of large magnitude-the Chi
= bnnel and Cincinnati bridge. The
soieH Felful of earth having been removed
NV last, the tunnel is completed, and
ID the necessary machinery is con-
will furnish Chicago with boun-
hply of water. The great suspension
ldR onnecting Cincinnati with COving-
Newport, on the Kentucky shore, on
III was opened for pedestrians, and on
was visited by 10000 persons, and
LAY by 100000 Three thousand peO-
II en- at one time caused scarcely a per-
FITM MvibratiOn, and the builder, we trust
Mnguine in his statement, announces
6e KFill readily sustain double process
TL1bcomotives over its entire length.
IS. nc FOR THE LASH-Five negroes
II in a Virginia Jail for larceny, grew
Honfnement and awaiting for court
ASeNriye, and asked the magistrate who
) DNd them to give them a whipping
mmis hem 90 He told them he had no
whip them before sentence, and
Il sHaE Eed to certify their written consent
lgfrF FmprOmise Finally he consented;
PES signed the certificate, received
lOh be lashes on the bare back, thanked
ae Rce and departed.
The Daily clarion., 1866-12-15
BUCK, BAILEY s. co

Wholesale and Retail
DRUGGIS s, corner State and Pear
~ streets, JAChSON, MISS
Hava a General assortment of all articles in their
line which they viii sell cheap for cash. aplldtf
The Daily clarion., 1866-12-15
JACKSON.
MARION SMITH


a TT0RNEY AT LAW, JACKSON. MISS
- once IN state Library. dec1-1y
The Daily clarion., 1866-12-15
ANGE LLO'S
Billiard Saloon and Rar-RoomI

GELLO'S
Billiard Saloon and Bar-Room!
Next door south of the First National Bank
JACKSON, MISS.
VNHE UNDERSIGNED, having fitted up, at
u heavy expense, a tirst-class
BAR ROOM AND BILLIARD SALOON,
respectfully invites his old friends and the
public generally to give him a call.
The Bar Room will always be furnished with
the very best liquors, both foreign and domes-
tic and will be served by accomplished gentle
men of the barr in any style desired.
CHOICE WINES AND BRANDIES,
LEMONS AND ICE,
Will be furnished at all times for medicinal
purposes.
THE BILLIARD SALOON
Is one of the most complete establishments OF
the kind in the South, the room being eighty by
fiftv-three feet, and fourteen high, well ventil-
ated, and in every respect arranged for the con-
venience and comfort of patrons, who will find
five of the
CELEBRATED DECKER TABLES,
upon which to exercise their skill in "the de-
hghtful game of billiards.
my2-u "A. MIAAHA'
New-York tribune., 1866-04-26
Arrived.

Steamship City Of Boston Brooks Liverpool lh on.enown 2h
Ap with mdss John g. Ode. l2h met, of Mine
Head pissed steamship Kangaroo bound up; 18TH la. 81 10 on 3
pAsd steamer Gh let t8 49, lon B a. passed steam
shp City Of Bsmore 2d lat o. lon C5 20 passed four asied
screw al bound l.. .
Steamship Moro Adams Havana ApIn H. at with
udss. md peas 20 Spoford. Tiieston Go.
st@smatp Septue Boston with mde 70 Isaac Odeh
Iucegn Dec, 70 with A. A.
Low Bro April N. 90 80 w. bark show
ipV white hurgee Undins" black letters and rag
Win x" Ia white diamond steering 20b, lat 81 II Ion 20 ~
West and at sch showing blue buTgee WITH sW IN
white letters steering s s-wind E. light and fair. -, So
Bsr Union Ulnaf. Nassau r. dsys with mde 70 w: ~
well Sailed In CO. bark Edwin foT New Bedford 24h inst
i Esg Hssbo bearing WEW. mile. distant sTse ship At
anchor with al spars gone. -,
Brig Ama,a (ofTarks nd A'ml' Neuva day. With ,uss
s,3 5olas,e 10 Wilson CemmanB Le 10 poBhg Thot owen
S.h.y"inc. bsk Maiv Williams days brig
Ksd for KswYofk days scbr Alice Gay for Boston IN b
days. l..
with fruit I Pesra Left In porteas oaies'.p for New
seb D G a.e Tyler days with eOtr, se to
Jonas Smith. .,-.A,--t. III. .....L
ing material TO Coast Wreeking ComPmy
Srhr Mada L. Hall Lawrence, Albany foi hsrtiord
Schf nj m Carlisle Sheldon PhiIadephis for Newport
New-York tribune., 1866-04-26
RaIes for Astern eye and Judges.

In the Supreme Court, Chambers, yesterday, before
Justice Ceke the Of the People rel Paul Reed sst
wm. H. Bull. &C.. proceeding TO compel amended
by the Justice of the Eighth Judicial District writ
Of ceora In June last the reato Reed commenced
ceedn9s landlord before Justice Bull 10 dsposses
L. Hill. tenant OT payment OF rent On the trial Hl
claimed that rent due, and that his landlord hsA
eyiced him rom portion OF the premises The jury
dered a verdict In favor Of the tenant The landlord hcre
upon sued writ OF eci0rdri directing Justice Bull
make Of all proceedings to the Supreme Court The
Justice fled which Hills counsel contend
point OF fact To show this sihdayits pro-
duced which the inaccuracies specified and setting
forth made out In the office BY Mr..
Cbadsey counsel for Reed the landlord who appeared
Justice Bull The order granted by Jusoa
particulars specified show why he should noe
do
On the motion before the Supreme Court Mr. Chadsey a
psared counsel for Justice Bull and read affidavit
his client which he said he unable 10 discover anS
the return already filed.
EXJudge A. A Thompson, counsel Tor hill. appeared
support Of the motion. and commented with much severity
upon the fact that the counsel for the restor bad drawn ~
the and that he appeared counsel for the Justice on
the notion
Mr. Justice Clerke said that the position occnped by the
parties against mr. Hill did commend itself -
approached by either party aer the hearing OF cause
During present efforts bGi been made by seyer
attorneys speak with him about IN which they had
appeared had been heard before hime
then who had actually brouSht
him Of Introduction after the OF and
before had decided it, The Justice concluded BY saying
that II such attempts should be made hereafter be wol4
expose and punish the offenders
The Court granted the moton and directed amended 70
points enumerated in the moving papers
New-York tribune., 1866-04-26

Of packing the OIL and those followed don't remember
what the mark prescribed but know the rule has been
complied with
TO Judge Deau-The properties Of the oil are It a
liqld II is poisonous. lyon set hre 1t does not e1
pode 4. confined and heated to JoO, n eIpodes D. IL
has more concentration OF power than glnpowueri IS com
posed OF carbon hydrogen nitrogen and oxygen u very
is GO I5 03 Noj nitric acid is used in making gun cotton
and the principal ingredient in oil paper treated Wh nrc
sud suphurc acid becomes explosive; the purpose Oh ne
supnurio acid Is TO help the its strength we are try
ing to Investigate the effect Of oil when mixed with sawdust
than the oil itself Investigating now Judge Dean
dryyWe have investigated it, Ny suppression is taat you
did not obtain an explosion bat the rapid evolution OF Hpo
nitrous acid threw the sswdUs aboG the mixture Is burn
ing substance while the oil not might burn and heat the
recent they were made Just before e Europe about three
weeks ago those regulations caused by the Bockhem ae
do not sell 1t In Austria because there is a tax
Of some s30o per owt.i the Governments Of Austria
when my brother was killed he Tas tryDg to purify sy
cerne by the action of dilute nitric cd all in the laboratory
in Paris the oil was discovered aboat 1915 know Of no pro-
hbition of II IN France; first introduced In 1863 blast
the danger Of its manufacture. but do believe that IL was
dangerous formerly made than as make t its only
OF exploding anys. until le63; have heard
port! that said in France that good thing for
dent al Aspinwal from this oil was from She Wyo-
ming Hotel affair there the oil, not being incioed at a
made orator in the street, it is called gonoine trnrine
nitro gycerne scientifically and techioaly Blasting oil IN
dersood from the newspapers that tne accident al the wy
m<de cI1teI' Oi tnr stic'@
Robert huy for the defense and testified;
contractor, and have made many experiments with
this oils II is rot burning fuld cannot whether 1t Is
volatile II cannot be ignted by match or sparks have not
been able explode il by cOncusson have tried several
times filing bottle and throwing II clear across the
quarry that the bottle was brokon without exploding W
have exploded II By high heat putting II In bottle which
put powderkeg ed wah chips and peat; the fame stood
out Of the barrel from four to FIVE feet In length almost from
the start five minutes before it eXplodedi The
was opened.
CroseEamined- experiment made yesterday lam
chemist have the oil October last have pre-
ing spineTs judgment the accident at the wyoming
Hotel by the sawdut becoming saturated with the
oil and being frs by accident set sawdust sau
rated with oil FIRE with flsea thing cannot do
with the oil alone have used this oil since October; pur
chased pOHnds OF IL from Bgenbnrdr and they have
experiment. my quarry experiments
ago before the and many Of their friends
experiment made before Gen. k0sccrans and others
lar ely Interested in mining
Adjourned 10 Thursday.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-26
Metropolitan Fire Department.

regular meeting Of the Board Of Fire Commis'
soners has held at Firemans Han yesterday The fa
Board present composed OF Commissioners Pnskney
presiding, Able Brown and Engs.
sUHMER uHIFo2u COATS.
Commissioner introduced resolution 10 be added 10
Section the Rules and Regulations Of the Department
follows;
blue flannel without lining short rolling collar and binding As
reaching the END Of the when
The resolution was adopted
Hose reported in favor Of the disposal Of Steam Fire.
Engine No 29 Of the Volunteer Department and also q
Steamer John Stone neither being OF any further ts
Department aud notice 20 be given to the Controller Oh sam
action Both reports we're approved.
sundy bills 70 the aggregate amount OF t43 32 20 were -
ported fayoraby and the Committee Finance and Tes
graph Committee we're ordered TO he paid.
APP0lETMESTs.
Commissioner ABBs from the Committee Appontf1ents
and Discipline reported the following appointments OF ssamss
engineers Wm. X. Clapp Engine Co No. III Daniel Cosgrova
Engine Co No vice Doyle transferred Dennis Doyle ka-
gne Co No. II, wee Cosgrove transferred.
NEW CLOCK REGULATOR.
resolution adopted ordering the purchase Of oeck
Firemaas Hail. and to be perfect time regulator
ENGINEERS QUALIFIED.
Certificates from Joseph Clapp j Examining Euginees
knowledge for the care Of sn engine:
Edward A. wlloashby Engine No 2oi w A. Brisksu Easas
No 81 Jane. smtos Engins 10 Il N johnson, Engine
81 W a. E Sas spn $ a. No. ~ TSs w oGy ss S sG
stilws EHsne No 3 George BtSwa EnEns No z, PSe@..
Ensns No 2 chsrle. 4 Rosy Engine he a ThS%s. Abba
gne No "a DeDas Doyle Engine No Thoma. hcC,be Engas
g. Thomss Cowsn Engine No a. William Beaman, Engine No -
NEW HOOK AND LADDER.
Thomas Young is building requisition from the
TO- IL is made from design Of the ChefEngneer. and win
be and novel mede There will be ~ ladders the ionges
% feet patent steering apparatus viii ao be attached 70
the
New-York tribune., 1866-04-26
The jersey City Police ImbresIie.

At the meeting of the jersey City Common Counck
on Tuesday night the following preamble and resolution ot
fered by Alderman Decker was adopted
WAeas The passed By the last Legislature Of the State Of Nsv
establish Police District In the County
thereof presented
Governor this State Of the instructions Of ths
Cons,iiution and
HA,reas which the said Legislature Refused to be-
been received his ia
which there s law snywise CHANGING modifying nS
bis established BY existing oneo
nan Of this city; therefore.
sred That the Mayor and Common Council OF jersey CITY -
furnish ~hNeyer to
persons claiming claim any rights privileges
the Police Department aforesaid other than those exinl
and ordinances OF this city and tns IN
proceeding otherwise shall be commenced BY such Per,
the shall be rssssd By The
City Attorney hereby to counsel
sary o assist him IN such proceedings
Rd copy Of the above preamble aud be n
that said Chiefbe instructed conform himself erete
decision shall be rendered BY the Supreme Cou 10 IL
legality Of the Poee bin end ths appointment Of Pocs Cs-
mi.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-26
The "m.eL,eyv Cen,roe, Again.

In the Supreme Court, Chambers, before Justice
Crke yesterday in the Of Cyrus Curtis Receiver &c.
agt The Mayor &C. an action brought on behalf Of
certain parties interested the weknown Hackey con
tract damages p the sum eoo from tne Guy
FOR damages on the nonfument OF contract The Corpo
ration defends on ground that the contract was obtained
By aud and $4,000 the price CT getting through
the Common Council. r. a, d.
THIS morning motion made to frame issues toI We
Jury 10 PASS upon Counsel for defendant claimed that tue
issues In Tho case were BY tho pesdngs which showed
70 be case Jury Counsel for plaintiff SAID all no
guard against that the case should not go
reference.
The Court said under the peadngs this was case r the
Jury pass upon, and woald no, be sent 20 reference
y9r painiig JQsg aegs9a, tg aeIesasst NJ Issgia
New-York tribune., 1866-04-26
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or EEw-YORK....".APrl Is
Cleared.

Cleared.
geamship Marathon (Brl McMieken Liverpool ,. CVnsrd
Steamship Balfic. Jones Bre1er. Ruger BroA
Steamship Abe1sr- CAapn, No'ch, tly foin hl1h9no LF
sesuthlp Ellen 6 Terry BeAr.e Sewbern G. GoodEpeed
Steamship Fail1anks Hunter Boston, Whitney Hathaway
Steamship Fanny. Fencn, Philadelphia
Steamship City Of Manchester BT Phhps Liverpool o. Dd
Steamship ssIatog Kins Norfolk City Point and Richmond O
steamship Acsslnei Kelly Bedford Ferguson Wood
Steamship holtezuma BT Hamshnw Kingston, JsH hoWand
4 Aepinwsll
steamship Manhattan Turner Havana and veI4 Cruz Howsnd
str.nshp Columbia Barton HayAns spoaord Ts,on Co.
TsbG Mex Sisal. Peterson i Bajau.
Steamship Dirigo sherwood Portland H. b. Cromwell Go.
Ship BoAwen Castle (BT Thyme Glaksow 1hOm Duahtm
Ship Dr.. Barth (ilam.), Meyer HenbuE somsn kd{e
Bsri Edward Hin Kirby Ponce. 7. II Trpland Beran
Barb GiencUne tBr Turnbuh -, Johns ~ b. Wessy Gibbs
Hardcaste
Caleb Haley Wilbur Galysston. Moray ferT Co
Bark Rosna, Pisr.on. Koeslsna, Mr. snow Bnfsssl -
Bark Hss1in Butcher Nickerson APscco fA T. ~ hnfDu
L Co a.. q, . 4.
Bark Ann and Alice BT Utby cork Philadelphia Brett Son
Co
Bari GsHo lBrern.) vie,ing London Roger Bros
Bark Heespont bfidges Lanzibaf Green, Arnold 70
Bug Belle fBr.). Chauucey Caldeuss, J. j. Ward Co.
brg T. A. Read (Br A. Doane ssa uan de- NOrts Cena An
BTs G. n Pension tBr) Mecuieeh Thomas Pension Co.
Brig CaedoniA (Br Edgctt Moncon, L. J. Nevius Son.
Brig J. Banks (Brl Cochran Haii1H Bret, son 60.
Brig Machiss. Gates Msyas1ss Thompson Hunter
{ II. KiTk, Robinson, Key West, brounef Brown
Scbf blanche (Brl HaliiaI. u. H. DeWOfA Co.
sehr j. NOrhrup (BI, Dsyison PoreIPnee, d r. DeWoi
schr Rebeecs Smith Baltimore, A. Abbott.
sehr Arcols, WsAe Gloucester. j. A. set'on
New-York tribune., 1866-04-26
Naval Intelligence.
LIST OF rRoS.CLADs NOW BUILDING.

Out of nearly 20 iron-cadS ordered to be built fcs
the United States Government during the Rebellion. only
now remain n the hands Of the builders sI entirely dstince
roncads represented these Is unfinished
vessels OF them-hs Danderberg and the PursaD-
have no counterpart navy although uoosS
full probable that orders viii be given for the oonstructoa
Of their class The Kalamazoo class Of which
being built Is also entirely new styh
of roncad The in order the list the Tppecaaos
service among which may mention the wellknown
monitors Canonicus Mahopac and Manhattan. The Shiloh
are IA vessels service and building The Aarietta
and Sandusky ghdraught monitors but are OF dc
ing is complete OF the roncsds being built for the
Goyernment The Dunderberg and Puritan receiving
their machinery and viii be ready FOR service while Ae
remaining 10 vessels have not yet been launched.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-26
Society p-svs-si.. 81 <'~selsy Ia si~aass.
The incnrnnratnrs of the trst American Society fql


The incorporstors of the first American Society 6ss
the Prevention Of Cruelty Animals organized at cIintos
Hall Monday evening Among the gentlemen present were
Mayor Hoffman MajorGeh Daniel Butterfeld Major Gea
Robert Anderson Messrs John Van Burep, Thomas Accs
William H. Webb Alexander T. Stewart William MoAur~
raw Marshall o. Roberts Henry Berg james Leonard LS
renzo Demonco Moses Taylor T. Ruggles, John A. ken
nedy Andrew Warner and others.
Mayor Hoffman taking the chair made BRIEF speece
and after had been read from the Rev Henry w. ss
lows Messrs Peter Cooper and shepherd Knapp ME-
Henry Berg elected Pesiden MI Berg asx
rated the history which bad resulted IN ~
formation of the Society and oer the election OF hs@ ".
treasurer the gentlemen were chosen Wee
Presidents: John IT, Hoffman, Henry W. Bellows, reees
Cooner George Bancroft Charles T. DAILY George T. Trim
HE William H. Aspnwal Moses Taylor, Marshall u Rob
erts and Alexander T. Stewart H.,
The following nemed chosen the Executive
James T. Brady Samuel b. Ruggles John ID Wolfe. Henri
Crinpel August Belmont John j. Cisco. Simeon Draper.
Daniel Buttereld Frank Leslie Thomas C. Acton. john A.
Kennedy William II. Webb. W. Coventry, II. WsadeaA
Charles Adams and Joseph =. Beach.
William Nc Murray addressed the meeting orichy AZ
1uding 10 two drawings the walls OF the ha
witnessed which made hS oooa oo -
be glad that at length society bad been ormeo o ns
protection Of the brute creation The son OF ne
York ought he thought 10 be indicted iof 'le P's"ea'
Broadway. A..
Mr. s d Ruggi.s called upon the Mayor to promugss ~
Mayors Office amount TO very little now a days msat
proper for Superintendent Kennedy 70 MAKE an ores r.
poliee The superintendent Of Ponce was accorains"'
anested 70 make the new known TO the public a,na
After the adjournment, several gentlemen saD'' -
each fer the pgr2OasQ Q ths S0s!sv 49,, -,.s ~
New-York tribune., 1866-04-26
moyemenrs OF ocean steaner..
Passenger Sailed.

FOR VERA CRUZ and HAVANA-ln steamship Manhatan-R.
Arms M Csbnero C. H. Howard Geo H. Smith Thos H. Gates
wood Geo Burwell L. de Sivers Ramon Bolivar, Mons
aud servant, Luis de Aoyo aud family Col Mcleod Murphy
family NJ o. AID children G. hzor and fam
w. Tsco end fmy Dr Boyle, J. l. Durand Henry Gore
{. g. Foster Marie Paquo, J. r. Mussou smith Henry smith
n Rio.aldo D. AmA a Hon J. J. Ogles.
Price Miss Price Geo Hunter Frank
Bares GONZALEZ A. h. william
Coycc, Michael Malone ir John p L~sry A. H. ery
Mons Chauvtes1 Madrid Geo Hunter Valentine Gen Ca'fo
l. T. Moiesu Gfaunes L. Gabriel and family, Cash
Shields H. Flores NJ Campo Jose LmneI 3 PersoD Baron
family " Ani j. j. Amcis, H. Wilson and otners
u the
New-York tribune., 1866-04-26
BORT h)aroen's Noiite.

STATE EHw-YosT !
Porr. WInpEEs Orrcn No. l0l Walst
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with sec
~ ton fhe passed April H. 1857 entitled An A 20 ne
orsrizs the WsTdsns Office OF the Port Of New fo 10 AZ Pc,
sOos Interested In having charge Of The subject matter OF
inquiry examination ths tho following vessels are NO"
under eTsminson BY tbs PORT Wdsps and that the said
examinations viii be completed within tea days neIt succeeding ih
board said vess-is:
Ship Am srican Eagle. T.. r.
BIG s. sAsTy................... IIs..@sA
New-York tribune., 1866-04-26
Rna.cnpcrs Arrirrd.

FROM LIVERPOOI-In Steamship City Of Boon-M aud Mise
WsSinson Line and infant ireland Jsne and keene.
s. Buckingham, j. Daniels Mr. aud M Johusone J. -
Mr. Shureh ". ). Baker Il. Wson, J. C. small J. W Fce J.
Pr,e Price Drisco hE ATs = Bury, Mf
and Moody Mr. and Mrs Wm. Roberts c1d.
hr seses NJ Altman Mr. and Mr.. stafford oi
dren end Mr Sverwrgt MI Hay NT hsen M Mcd n.
took M and M Bsokwe hrs lones sad infant Mr eaido T.
and Comfor,h. 81. Mayer. Mr. Wiilms hfs Wys, Mr@
oReiy Ms Oisyes Mr Lazouby MF Mclean aud 90 IN tho
J. I0witt
New-York tribune., 1866-04-26
MARINE COURT-TRIAL TERN-April 25.-Before Justic
GROSS.
AN INTERESTING CASE UNDER THE STATUTE OF
FRAUDS.
Holm sictles agt. Wright, Gillies 4 Co.

John Sctles agt Wright Glies Co.
This was a case OF considerable interest IN
legal bearings The evidence Of the plaintiff that IN
November the defendants agreed 20 employ him at an In
creased salary Of 5000 per for year commencing
from the LIST OF January following The defendants having
discharged him he for the first months salary when IL
became due expressing himself ready bis side TO fulfil his
agreement At the close Of the plaintiffs the defendants
dismiss the complaint the ground that the agree
men not being one 10 be performed within land
being writing within the statute OF frauds and void
The Court being the point Of dsmsng the this
ground the plaintiff asked leave to introduce letter written
by him in the and presence OF the firm to third party
stating they had made "a permanent with
the plaintiff To this the defendants counsel objected that
the plaintiff could be agent both parties TO the contro
yery bat beside that Of the words permanent arrange
men no for year could be made and could not
be assisted by parole evidence.
The Court only passed on the latter point dismssng the
complaint. - -
Mi Norton and Mr. Giehrst for plaintiff; Mr. Sheppard
and Mr. Luther H. Marsh for defendants.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-26
TruyelPrs' Guifr.


10 Albany ny Hudson Il. H. Depot 5)h snd loth-ase,
and by Harlem X. r.. Depot 2su II end Nhsv via
Hud,on River H. lOa m. q g. and 10 M. vi. iiar
lem II sud 4i m. Sunday rHn. via Hudson River,
g.. City brtween Chambers aud Seiist
s.l.i N aid City Hal and 2oth-si station
10 Baltimore and Washington, by the New Jersey r. r.,
foot OF Cour;andtsi aud 10 a IN y. and u
10 Bottom by London line Pier % \ H. daily
(srday excepted m.
and 4thsv sand
shore Lue III aud p sunday y................ p
To Can1udag1t. Rochester, Buffalo Salamanca nud West
by E'ie KaiIoad. foot OF Cnambetsst. al I, 10 a. m
and Enisrant train ?. IN.
90 Oreenpor by Long Island r. H. loot OF Jaues-sp T.;
r. o. ana lsphsIk. ngd
10 Nsnrhe.,-r and Long Branch by atan aud Delaware
Bay K H. via seambos, Jese Hoyi n r. at p.
To HacsettstOwn and intermediate stations Dy Morris and
Essex H. r.. foot Of Barclay st.. a. $3.50 g. BY
road Tor stations west Of Mlburn ct t;lo D. Ia Nor,
risown p
io Nrw-Haveu. connecting with *. ~ Tor Hartford, and
sprurfed-searners Peck and II p
av. av.S..............7s NJ M 2i. g. 9:i5 a. and
To Eewbgrgh. West Point, Poughkeepse Roudout and
Kingston. landing al Cozzrns Deck Cornwall and Milton,
Mary Powell foo, Of daily -
Neversink Pier NJ b f. r. daily st.............. p
iothe West, by Central Railroad Of New-JeTsey, Vi. Al
entown from foot Of Libery-s.. ~ r.. 9 a m, IL IN.
and 8Up IN. SUNDAY tram. o IN
10 Philadelphia, by New-Jesey KaToad, loot Of Court
andt.st- and 10 a n- u m, and D m, and u =
midnight sunday. p NJ
To Washington. by New.Jersey X. X. foot Of Court
sndtst. and 10 a., p m' ana u midnight
To New Oresn, every Saturday Atlantic and Mi.'is'
Steamer Line.
For Savannah every Thursday. Murrsy's Line, oce No.
81 and e. southst
For Savannah every Saturday by Empire Line. Carl
,n Allen. No Bowling-4reeu.
For Savannah every Thursday, Pioneer Line Pier No.
y R......; '''''''''''' p ."
information gegad 70 Railroad Tlne Tables see ad
veTtiseineuts Ia smother pafi OF TINS paper
New-York tribune., 1866-04-26

s v1o,. B,sw., B.n.. run ashore miles T. Of Nsuvta'
Ligt The will be total loss The " T. wa An.w YES
old and hailed from frsepoTt NE "e ,
bound from Liverpool to Havana WIN cargo o.
coal aud machinery, as dsys out.