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Gilnallons Uanteo- nlales.

a SITUATION WANTED AS SERVANT IN a
~ roaismin family ~ yrar' Of sse nsih by oh h.i he
h.. 4 RI frnres viii guarantee ersct satiac
zion 70 sny may employ La Address H. Box NO. 1913 IN
bune Of.ce.
GALAXY AND COMMISSION WANTED, a few
- gNTf FatFS rpr-nc good address act Sole
lTORs and District AGENTS for Life Insurance company %
Yors snd vicinity. Addre. With mfsrs"es'. BOZ -. .
,,,,IT ,uFPIC,S TNIGRANr COMPANY fur
.b.. bor i.d and un.ked fgr farms factories, mine ana
a. advAnts terms Address
IONS WILLIAMS. No 3 Bowl NJ Green
A SITUATION WANTED as GARDENER or
n COACHMANCan take charge Of small place S' iafne py
n tho above capacity d affei man. eoaS
nan Adlrr,s " h.. BoI No. III Tribune Office
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furniture.

REDROOM ENAMELED FURNITURE of war
- Also solid Chestnut ana W.Iny
episs plain and ornamental OF fARRIN0TONs No Ses
Gsnaisi opposite Wooster Estsbhshed lss1 y "
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DICKHARDT's Extension PARIOR BEDsTEA A

u tooh Silver Medal al last Fair American institute.
u entirely different from The sofa bed
hsiT Ad0 IN sefs and n AZ,
sss Factory sns sslsnoom No o7 BseekH of sunysD
GsA fsxDaUs 90 lsS3 sDs Hsds " U1sL
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GUNNER Retreats.

GUNNER Retreats.
A PLEASANT RETREAT-Afording at once the
IA advantage, city and country b. found No g. Coum
blast Brooklyn Hght, H. u The rooms are inst
located from dust the city commanding me
view hsrbor and mstropo In connection with TIL,
estsb,hent the TURKISH BATH, the cleansing properties OF
which pposchb and ct thu 'ane Time one OF ,he
greatest physical uIue th agent 80 po~e,u 70 ,eno
vse and the diseased epbed system Coed BOARD nd
from cholera can be scued limited number desrins
to svs themselves Of the bath connection Win ether hpe
sgencies. CHAs VI. SHEPARD. nj. u.
COUNTRY BOARD.-Three ROOMS now
~ vaean, and others neIt week quit P.ce
among the mountains Price ca L. DUDLEf Cornwe Conn
For particulars address Boz No. 2,5s3 r. o,
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Psssenser Station in NewYorE rwentvsevenIhsL ~
TRAINS LEAVE NEWBORN;
lEs.,) 3+5. 80 AID 800 Tx, :. IN -
FOR Bridgeport. 100 AGO Ell lilo l2i3 En- 10
(EI.) a45. 80 and 500 tEI.l 7.
For Milford and stra,iord 100 II % m; 1t5 40
For Fairfield Southport ani wsspoEs. 30 J0 IN Lsl 80
For Scrwas 100 400 (EIl $50, l. . ~. 2i (ELl 10
tEI..) 345, 40. 330 800 EEL > IA. .
For Dsrcn, go. 90 ll.3o {. RI. AS -, SOP
Greenwich, 100 9je J. 30 lla at9 ~ $40 1or
Stamford, 7oo 100 tETl 30 ll3o m; l1 EID us,
ACC. (Ex.) q, 40 SO. 90 Loo lEI.) .. -. -. o..
Chester aud Intermediate stations W. Nv S'
AIS AS 40. so. go. 100 m.
' 80 CONNECTING TRAINS
For Boston. via Springfield 200 M tEIl 300 tEIiso 90
for Boston, via Shore Line. l2l5 tEx.) sop M -. .
For Hartford and Springfield Goo NJ iEIl iAis ~" t',
SEQ o. m. 81. ,.,. A.,
River Railroad scol tEIr) l2l5p ksoa-
800 o. IN. Northampton.
l2l5p IN.
IN. l2l5. 800. 500 NJ.
Foi Canal Rairoad ll.l3 o. m. 10 Northamptoa
Housatonc Railroad. y IN, 9.
for NaugA,uck Railroad. 800 a m. 400 n
Danbarv and NorwaE Railroad IN, R.l9 p NJ &c =
Cemmodioas Sleeping Cars attached to $40 p m tram .
JAMES H. H0YT, Sort
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4 ULNIS "ANILD TOT rHANh "ooHT
WOMEN OF THE WAR;

overo~ns with pa'hO' aud touching sentiment
Evening 1rtn,enpi .,
portrait. Engraved IN the approved hsnk
note style" York Tribune. Hartfrd Times Hartford
Coufant
a very valuable and original worh =" Boston Traveller
read records without the de-p,s, emotion
tIIsrf1rd Evening Prcs'
/. e 10 Predict volume q sres, merit and popularity
fsprinshsId Republican 49,.
book merit, possessing reh aud peculiar interest all It's
f-lfiaufori Daily linr..
One ofthe Interesting works Of the industrious author
fBos,on Daily Advertiser.
has ~ Hartford Daily Courant
The most attractive and popular book sold by agent.
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Go Get.

vI'O RENT, furnished, in Brooklyn, one OF the isost
elegant aud richly furnished houe' Ia ,he city hons. llse
10 with all modern improve
@-,,tv ALL - HOMER MoR0AN No 2 Piu.s, (T3gD
rUNO RENT-In fOurishing town, "A hours from
New.York, fne large STONE FACTORY BUILDlNG iDhn
feet with 60 horse engine All nearly new Addfc" LoOh
Box No. 81. Bridgeport Conn.
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Boaro ano Rooms.

UUurU uIU NUuHIS.
A PRIVATE FAMILY living Uptown, lew
N doors Fhh ave- will Pnlor Floor consisting Q! hVe
Rooms SANITY furnished with private table None need sppy but
willing pay liberal price and funhing good references
Address ~ L. G., Box No. 15l0 Post0fce.
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS to LET to Cen
~ emen only No. its Ninth between Broadway aud Fourth
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Giiualions Uanteo-fcmales.
SITUATION WANTED-As WET NURSE, by q
y vorsn who only weeks and ha, the best of re-
er,nce. Address sr ELIZA CUNNlNGHAh Nalsrodry Conn
A NUMBER of well recommended German GiTh
~ want -ITUATOSs to do general HOUsE"ORh, &c, at Mrs
LOVES GeTmn Institute No. II stanton at near the bo"fy
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On snd a Mondsy May H. 1906 trains TOT Albany emo
connecting with Northern Western trains will leave Mes"
follows r,,,,s.h A.
ra through Buffalo and Suspen,ion Bridge vess
ehanre and connecting at Troy Will trans Tor haNDo ~
lington and MonrelL - ., -, .,..,,
trains. and Of Troy with trains for the North
ii g. M Express Harlem Railroad Twenty me
Ckstfan with Western ksfoad foI ~
Springs Phhed &c. Albany with trains Tor we's az
Troy with trains for ssratoss spdns' Rutland Burlington "
tleL ....,,.- ~
4p Express train via Hudson River Rsrosd sohhvsus
Albany with trains for Wes, and Troy with os' " "
with sleepinc gears attached. :, ch.tl.m
M Elpre.s train via Harlem Railroad comes 80 %
with Western Road for Lebanon Springs ana fiitsne''
with trains Wet, and at Troy with trains '0I huuAn
and Montreal p.r..a ,,,,h ,lseopfcsr
st.che and through Buffalo and Suspension nosS
change Also sleepnsCn every DAY haze
led through 10 Ogten solrgh
Via Rams " and o. Railroad This will run on Sunday wv
pection for Troy will be made at p. Albany 80
arriving ., Albany snd Troy in the morning. ana eonh''e
u'n' Tor S"''' o." "sWM H. VANDERBILT. Wee fre'teS'
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HyHE NORTH AMERICAN LLOYD-ONLY

v,HE NORTH AMERICAN LLOYD.-ONLY
AMERICAN LINE or FIRST CLASS OCEAN STEAMERS
BETWEEN NETWORK and BREbiEN vi. Cowes, csrfyms te
Unted States Mail taxing 10 England france ana
Germany leave hew'York from Pier No co. N n
BALTIC, a. o. yones coumandT goo tuns wv o. aug 10
WESTERN METROPOLIS Sanders 600 tun' goh p Aus. 80
ATLANTIC e Hover oondr coo tnns ioO p, septo
Rates OF Passage payable gold m equivalent In United States
o..o.,
soUTHAiPIOSls, ,sbn $lOS. I'd Cabin So 90 sietsse
$50 80
For Freiqh, and Passrge srpy 70
RC0ER BROS. Genera. AGENTS, No. - Besya a.. N .
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ABBITrONIAN PENMANSlIIP.
Beautiful copies practice will male good penmsn without
an n.tr scientific American
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p. ID. Rabbit Co. No ~ Johnst New York
CLAIRVOYANT WANTED-Natural, independent
" and fully competent for dei.e and to prescribe for
cure. Small capital needed chance Adte,s with
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CALESMAN WANTED IN IA Wooden lIouse-Lberal
- term. vii be first class who influence
large trade Apply immediately ALLEN BROS No ~ Lronsri.,
XSTANTED-A First-cass METAL ORGAN PIPE
w MAKER who understands vocns and tuning preferred
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XHTANTED-A BOY from 10 to l6 years of age IN
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out A. aud Of city e.rences other
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NJANTED-Compctent FEMALE NURSES for
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Copartnership Notices.

rNHIS Is TO CERTIFY that the COPARTNER-
SHIP lsfe,ofre existing undsr the and firm o COURT
EEY MILLS hereby DISSOLVED by mutual consent Robert
Courtney wi sotll- the affairs Of the late hrm.
ROBERT COURTNEY, SAMUEL A. MILLS.
:. H. ALDEN. Special Partner
COURTNEY will continue the Banking and Stock Broh
erae business old Office Of Courtney Mills No 81 Exchange
place.
INHE PARTNERSHIP of Leland a Gllmour is dis
i ,olv.d from this date. JAMES GILMOUh August H. 1866.
TINUE FIRM of WILSON a REDMOND is this day
DISSOLVED by mutual consent Either OF the partners Will
GEORGE W. WILSON,
WILLIAM REDMOND. in.
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6clp nanieo.

GENTS WANTED for the only work OF the kind
n yet pbod-he book every hou,ehoii eonDns popular
biogsphs' Of the
HEROES OF THE WAR
b hrourit the sfe, Rebel uuphGn cos,o be found
10 sud beet entitled Grant and Shsr
man th~r Crasrs Geuertl." Complete large volume
ith 20 s,eei po bat The attractive
work send r add Territory. Address
r. b. TREAT 60 Pub.ish-r No. So Broadway New fofk
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CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEw-JERsEY

CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERsEY-
~ Passenger aud Freight Depot IN New York. foot Of Liberty
at Hampton Junction with the Delaware Laeia~mss
Western Railroad aud Esson with L-hgh valley ha
road and its connections, forming droet line Psboh md mo
'' ALLENTOWN LINE TO THE WEST.
Three Express Trims daily from the West except Sundays "tn
IN the
SIXTY mile. and tLee by to Chicago Ces
natl, ST. Louis, &c. with but one change OF care
SPRING ARRANGEMENTS.
Commencing May a. l565-Leave New fork az folows:
7smEIpress the Nesconnecs Esston with tas cs
Msueh Chunk. Wiismsport Nilkeshare. Mssnoy City etc
MAIL TRAIS-At Q. M. for Femngton Eston. Ws,d Os2
Nkes0sr- Great Bead Pion, Binshsinton
ga m.-Wes,ern Express for Faston, Allentown Hsrrfeh
Pittsburgh and the West with but change Of Cnnsh
Chicago sud but changes ST. Louis Connecs hsf-
rburg with Northern Central and Philadelphia and Ene Reed G
Cory and the OH Regions
u n TnAiS-POr EsHOu. Allentown Mauch chanh Rssdos
Pot,sviile. Harrisburg &c.
p m.-For EsstOn Scranton. Great Bend. Bethlehem.
Msuch Chunk
o m.-for somervile and Fleninston.
6:l5 .. m-For somrryine.
1880 p.-Fcr Somersie
8 D. m-WEsTERN EMPRESS TRATN-For Esston. Ale
town Reading Harrisburg. Pittsburgh aud the West
Sleeping Jersey City Pt'oash sysIy sceninf
West be Obtained at the once Of the Cspua
Railroad NewJersey foot OF Loertyst n r. at No Anes
Broadway and al the principal hotss
JOSIAH q. STEARSS. Superintendent
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ENRIE RAILWAI.-Tralns leave Depot IOOt q
II Chambeust. Psyons Ferry; - n,,Js
m Day Express for Rochester Buffalo ssamanes DOiH
and al points West and South.
800 Way Train. daily to Othvnle.
l0a m. Express all. Buffalo. Salsmaues and west
3p m, Way Train. for Mddletown -,
$50 Way. for Port Jervis. Newburgh Wawies
$50 Night EIpess, Buffalo Salamanca and panAn,
Up a. Lightning Express daily Buffalo SALAMANCA Dauas'
and all points West aud South
M, Emgrsnt Train, daily. for the West . - -, ..s
Express Trains in direct connection WIN al % s
Western lines. HCOH hpDLL, oen' S'f~
~ Hmm Ganl p.sa Aaenf
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Cash, Ia Government Funds z , .s--,, A..

DURLIC SALE of TIMBER and FARM on the
Potomac River In Virginia 4 miles below Alexandra and II
rle. below Washington D. c. WEDNESDAY, August ~ 100
The 1nbr l. i ogs on the river consisting Of sbont 100000
o heavy White OAK suitable for Snip Building or Whecwngh'
work Tie FARM fronting the river partly TIM
bered Sale 10 o'clock when conditions VIII oeiaade
Lpouu nv WILKINS 4 HFNDRlC KSON
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fNASSELL PETER d GALPlN OF LONDON nave
~ .bhed Agency in Hewiork for the sole Of ther Books
~ WALTER LOW No. sss Broadway, Eew.Yorf
CASSELL, PETER a. GALPINs Illustrated
~ CATALOGUE will be sent by mail to address receipt
The ordinary receipt Of Three Cents
WALTER Low. No. 5s6 Broadway, New-Yort.
ENGLISH BOOKS.-On hand at present, superb
Il ,tOei Of OLD and NEW ENGLISH BOOKS at low prices
cash .u.. x,x,o
New inportsions constantly made. BOOKS and LIBRARIES
taIehksedfor cash NJ. HUMAN No. 20 Ns"susI
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NETWORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD.
1866. SUMNER ADVANCEMENT. 1865
COMMENTING JULY .. 1904

,nser Station IN NewYorF corner twenty sps
Fourth Entrance on twenty
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yneirnftion

ALGERIA bookkeeping, Penmauship, Arithmetic,
N end oil Fufsh Branches privately taught by ne Vd 10
or quarter No vacation q bowey Brooklyn oe psine a.
80 ftlton Gov. sprag.e. cheeEnly recommend 70"
IN teaeh
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mh9e were concured n excepting that In reference 20
.,oI.1 i'n3s CcutA Railroad which reserved Tor
mo hrst question on Mr. Grinnells amendment TO
Wv Wv amendment which Mr. Washburnc Of iillnos do.
ns.aoN ~ loelng the stable door after tho hors, was
, - ~ va relected-yets 90, naya00 Tho question
io.eltSa on ht. Walhburnc's amendment
AE AN NoiUh demanded the yeas and nsya which
were oloefea and which resulted yeas 20 nays III 20
bill vas then passed
souruuw srArr.
hr bhoNALL trcpl of Pa, presented The petition of
one hundred and nineteen citizens OF CGcstr county
Pa, praying Congress Impose such condition. ON te
return OF The rebel States shall punish treason protect
loyalty and do away with distinctions on account or n,
or color Alo tho petition Of one hundred AMI alxt.en
citizens OF tho same place praying fora change ln tho
constitution making the President eligible by d.ro.t
electors
both were referred to the judiciary Committee.
PROTECTIVE IAafPF
Mr. BRNALL also presented tho petition Of citizens ~
the ainn place praying FOR amendment OF the iaG
asLo protect labor 10 5e extent Of tho differ bs-
tive tho Coz. OF capital and labor here apd abri
Which was referred u tb. Corr,nIttec an Vas. mi
Means
~ Bn,or AL also presented petition Tor rspars Of
piers a. Marcus Hook on the river Delaware. Hslerrcd
TO the Committee on Commerce
THE TAX oS ciEacALs
Ir kSIcnAN tropl Of \. Y presented memorial ot
lnd~ig Ebstccn, and Of GlgOrd, Sherman innis, OF
Poughkccrsic ". " for such adjustment of tho arn
aud internal tax chemicals shall bear opprcs-
sigcy the Amer can manufact fcr. nia or ta Buek
eye Mover and Reaper for relief from the dupoa ON or
taxes Referred TO committee ON Ways nai Mcana
. Aria,oie AsRrc yoa NCfEasED PAR
tho Assslaut Aasessr Of the Elrhh Congregational dts
uot OF New York Tor increased pay Same refer nee
Nj. h.,nosp presented a,smilar petition from Assist
ant AsSeasors OF the Sixth district ame rcfcrsnca
tTAsrrD Tsvu0rKt
Mr. RAYMOND also prefcntod a memorial OF the paper
aud envelope manufacturers and dealers stAtonors
Of New York against the proposed Law In relation 20
the aie of stamped enyclopcs Referred 10 the Commit
tee on Post Oncea
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service for offences com ed violation of the act OF
March 1903 under oich act tho second charge IN TINS
case is laid and VIII ch expressly coners such jurisae
on yetnere s do authority Tor the trial OF such oehoer
oy mllitaTy Court under more OF the artcs VI
war; these beng enacted solely for the government OF tne
armies OF the United states and applicable only 10 he
acts of those in the military service.
VACATION OF RENTED BUILDINGS BY THE ARMY.
Directions have been given department commanders to
all rented buildings rapidly the exgences OF
the service viii permit and TO collect the troops remain
ing their commands into the regular military posts of
the United States
TO BE MUSTERED OUT.
Two regiments Of colored cavalry and one battery of
heavy artillery be mustered out at City Point this
week.
BUSINESS or THE FOURTH AUDIroR's OFFICE.
During the last month the Fourth Auditor settled
thousand hundred and thirtyone accounts against
the government amounting TO S1i, ,208, s27
BRITISH VESSELS SOLD FOR sEAMEss WAGES.
The Secretary of the Treasury has been asked whether
British vessels sold under decree Admiralty for
mems wages and other are If purchased by ctI
Of the United States entitled TO American regis
ter" He decides that 'foreign vessels sold not
thereby entitled to registry"
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United states Supreme Court.
,yf-y ~. wasgisGI

s-ZT-v ~ Wubi>Gros, March 0, 1850
Several OF much interest before the United
States supreme Court to-day Among them are tho
ey pcrts Of Nmigan, Bowlos and Horsey Thcso
men II Will be- rccoeo,cd, tried before military
commission in Indiana the charge Of eonspirng 10
release the rebel prisoners at indianapolis and 70
seize upon the State government They were
tried convicted and sentenced be hung Tho
President commuied their sentence 90 lnprison.
for life. They apply for rcIeaso
on the ground Of Bon.iurlliicilon. Tbs Agumcnl Of
thcsr commenced by Mr. Mcdonald, OF fndi-
ana for the pciit toncns who viii be followed by Judge
Black and General Garfield on tho same Side; and they
vii bc followed by Attorney General speed General
Better and Mr. Stanbury for the sOycrDfn Mt David
Dudley Field VIII close the argument for the pe,l'ion
Zach Of the counsel n allowed three hours for hs mgu
flcnt
Tie court decided the cAlc OF the ship Cheshire kc
appellant agaEsi tbs United states on appeal from
the Circuit Couri of the United States for tho Northern
District o. Now York Thof'Ouu held that the ship and
cafgo were nghty condemned Wy tho court below and
thai although the vessel loaded al Liverpool and
the destination prvfeScd 20 To- Nassau, Va. iDt"n-
Fumei from tho place and cirrumstanccq of tho
capture II had been pDiformly decided that n
sesse iu i. ease, not pcrmtsd TO 80 a. The aoah
VI ryer unirf plea ~ max hR inqu ~ a. to Ne r1n
iinnailon or tho blockade AZ the fact was known
previous 10 tho sailing The coun aid there Pvns
ficf evidence % Intention 10 run tLo bOcsade
Tho Court al.o delivered Ita opinion on an
appeal from Iowa rcaflrmng tie ono heretofore
pronounced, that county 90 innn cilai enpo-
fu railroad stock. They exercise such poser
unless express authority be given Ny the Legislature for
thnt puu~ss
Two cases one from Michigan ana tho other from
nncgOla. decided They related 10 iniefc0lfas
with the Indian tribes and insolved the legality OF selling
grlr.unua quois Iudtnns. Tho acis of -
Ia ana lsa2 prohibiting such .acs we're or h b bst,or
pros ciion. 'ofumrrrn IA unfc y Va irfcfcHufae aud
The rsr' anre " commodities This ~ the ~senc' pf
rthtc W fre cia- s,. stfinr Congress
power ~ ngliail comm cc Wilb ihc Indian fFlaos
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The otiier pfcysry is ovEsd A. foiio~t-
% Tgraf-5 cssks % catnsfnis ao~ers
Otto ~hluuisT-it pipes of an
y B ksogg-sl eighth cNsts rum, and u qoNfisr
sAskH
james Delbis Co 10 eighth t.sks of brandy
Hvefs. Cardgra A Ga. II tlsrys - lard
Edmison bro ia kegs % psiEi, and ~ oa<ks %
rliIf aDd tr.cts.
The building vhrh 4 svned By Adoa srnth q
damaged a-sui Oh ocS and insured Zoe 90 oco rhs
pfsrty destroy "a h Insured ~ Tie dnefent 10
lfiguF cofnparira A named JAMES Cvuftnsy,
forfr rfiy W Johb-on employ has bsso ARRESTED
a4spcsen a s'tiBg Gre b. the premises W. the
hailfd~T and hsd satne dlricalty stb -
tle fftn aul t.st time Leafi h. make thfe4fs
The srcuarf has bssn held ~ ~rsfninaiion ~ fha
gstTais pendins Pre- ksrsbAi bakers iuFestAxa,soa
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tN NANN $50 ~ ~ AhANAHf AfiNNH
~ ~ ~ ~. eave . submit y tts uglfe ul
HH HsfifIrIIHr fn ailIf iff fislT rI ~fnUf.
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NI II. tIl.t ~ .ft t r. ii.s tlatHfa. faa fH.f
fur-g nf rar 80 q VIZ yeai iof ~ tn.an ~ ~
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.f.wn from las tsian w. w e9.t.,i 81 stsy ossr
sae
riFf-rt rftrie " 90 efro Tfnatsfss d. t.-ira q
friiusrfe cl sres1slcn elauIf1 60 raHt ufiffW
ifr ta nian ~ - fne l.r yrrt.uisi figft fiasa
arlitat lfrsl elies whiie ile rvsrarisft ~ ihs
initr Ffatrs fHnrd ere rfh III ere fatp~ ~
riifae the His's from 'ir n|.T al 81 effie efs
tr1 N "a ~ hf etpif n anef it fe Az ~ fas
states N nlualt ~ ttaf fa1tt o. iei ta ffs
rll % iAf rr 'e ~ IsrusH bed u1 faIlldall iu
il fees fHI CO. siifI ~ rifiragaI ~ tHr Flf
~ fhf fHdrfai ffrNrf frHIFftfa arl rlnf lrFriT 80
1fftf cirr 9i ~ eurst inai feisNls u ffltflf rf
D. thc tnion Tfsgs tsf, ara te ftAr htit "a Az
ge.st-Tisrs 10 No flfa thIns a. Flsts hslngia tts
iDiHu suH fufarsfrE "a r4tt NI bai and tUfst1
iat1r uitlut iAf Ais5lts Haht IN fft1f rtar.slil
in tpru't, ttfe1f~ ut corttintpu - hassi nfrl 80
gtrrhis srs rsssiu,ien to,s ~ sasns ~ .asntsrs
ffrfn Teansss~ fNef sf1a
4rafyinE " eatI aff1fiing ~ 10
syf fheff a rsrftn In 1f ninfs " ~ rsraiitse
~ - eyai u s ss~nh~rs sei frgn Tsafssss- 80
thsfeiefe uIn - ttsi 80 n rsrnss-s~
~ ~ tuits siatss ~ Aassr.l uitta ff asa ~
representative gurhi - hsse Sc estt q rf aisafst
~ thNu ~ W IA Ng~aAsr and th~f - aaats1
tefs of Lbs nDuse anf berrf1rs r~af So
ssiss fst Ne sse ts r~sssssss sss ss~sis ssss ths
The New York herald., 1866-03-06
Tnrthcr Particulars OF tie uridge street
Egre.

rhe loro. ~ tho Gre ai 80 Bridge street ard go
rsad street 90 Jotnsor - . frc- s,ofa, store.
which orcuu on Monday mru'nr. tetseeu t~'iys sni
ono o'cioet. uil nlt vary uurh frcm our ermafo =
ycaiordsy-tLne hundred tho lni doIlan Tho nrrInsn
confined flo flames o. the buf1.nr n ID ~ p.e fr,
originated fgue fllTht tsmase, hoacyef wl b. c0ns
b. water % thc goods in thc cellar of So Hufs
Tho folpNinG iilt n TIE articles Destroyed ftf tla
ramff ~ thH on tto cuffqu thegr Ni fn.ht
10 saf hin fatHge probably te 90 forty
p.r cent. ILn l1InNlng arc The onnafa u lyllln
The New York herald., 1866-03-06
Espisston 90 ths steamer Loshrood-
Iwsaty.n,s Live. Reported Lost.

i-sps's. frsu WsssThs says tss, ibs aiesrf' la
~,of ssgiocss hsf BOILERS, s~sbiy uiss iryp Me- 80
yesterday sslri ffs ard ~ srssvgsA
twenty .st iysa sfs rsssr'ss lost
" .-flL.l pAfi.slAfs y 20
The New York herald., 1866-03-06

WarHfNCTOS, March ,. 1900
The srrAxES proceeded 10 bciug the hrs, busnes ia
order call the states for biIs and Joint resolona
leave
strcsS ayrUmr
Mr. woopnsiDos tfcpl of W. asted leave 10 iBr,isc,