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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-08
Board Of Aldermen.

THE AREAS AND sTooPs IN EAssAU-sT.-THS Poo
POSED MARKET IN THE EIGHTEENTH WARD
The Board met at 2 o'clock yesterday afternooos
the President, JOHN BRIcE, esq. In the chair.
Alderman ELY offered resolutions prohibiting the constru
ton in Nassaus areas oops aud steps that may proeO
beyond housene for distance OF more than - inchS
and ordering the immediate removal OF all stoops
that project beyond the said point Which wses
referred O the Committee on Lands and Places. -
The Controller transmitted copy Of the Act OF the Lsfo
providing for the erection OF market the Lowh
Property" In the Eighteenth Ward -
The Couptoer that order raise for tn
erection Of this market the Common Council will have
authorize OF the bonds therefor Refee@
10 the Committee Markets. ~
On motion the City Tax Levy was ordered 70 be made
special order consideration to-day at O'Clock, p N.
which time the Board adjourned.
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6teamboats ano Railroads.
New.yerey Steamboat Company

Steamboat
ALBANY BOATS-PEOPLES LINE-The Boats
n Of . lesve for ALBANY from foot Of daily
day. eHcePea at gS g NJ The ST. JOIN on M0ND1Ys
TUESDAYS THURSDAYS aud SATURDAYS.
Io freight passage. &c apply at the Office on the wharf
ERIE RAILWAY. Trains leave Depot foot OF
II Chspberrst. via Psvonis ferr..
West Connects Buffalo with Lake Grand
Trunk Railways and al Salamanca Atlantic and Great Western
$50 a m. MIX and wsv Train daily to Otsyls.
~ ID Hsa iot bgnao, Saaaslcs an Dankk con
~ m wa. Train, for Port Jervi' and Newbursh.
m Night Express Tor Cansndaisua Rochester Buffalo Ssis
m Lightning Express. daily for Caandag ROcbe.ter Buf
Shore Grand Trunk Railways and at Salamanca with Atlantic
aud Great Western Railway , - 800
West HUdH RIDDLE GenT Supt New. YORK
VIZ. r. BARR Gen1 Pass. Agen,, New.YOrk.
HUDSON RIVER and HARLEM RAILROAD.
On aer Monday jan 1856 trains for bauy nnd.Troy
connecting with Northern ana Western trains vii esye New os
1880 m via Hudson River Railroad Thirtehsi and
connecting with trains Cor North aud West.
10 m via Hudson River Railroad connecting with northern ana
Harlem Railroad Twenty rhs and Fourth
meeting with trains Tor North and West go
3:45 Hudson River Railroad connecting at Troy with
for Montreal. with sleeping attached.
AIS via Harlem Railroad connecting Albany VIII esfrn
trains Troy with r. and and T. and roads for points
North. with sleepna-csrs attached
D. M via Hudson Rive RAILROAD seepincsrs NeYork
BuHo Suspension Bridge without change Also to Montreal via
Saratoga This train sundays.
10 Hudson River Railroad with sleeping cars attached
connecting Albany and Troy with morning trans for North ana
West WIN II. VANDERBILT. V,ce-Pre'idsnt
I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD, Spring Time Table,
Il May rIesve James slip, y Ss m for 0eenpoft aud
pres. Geenpor 4s0 ssose sod stations 80
North isp aud stations sud ca stirdsy nights to laphsh
MORRIS and ESSEN RAILROAD COMPANY
vi Of Barcl,y and alter Nov q Morning mai trains
FOR aud intermediate stations vii leave at $50 NJ
Mail Express for all station. west Of alibum Of 40 Morris
8 school. Assistant Superintendent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-08
SUPPOSED MURDER.
The Bsdy Of the Murdered Man Believed 10
Haxe Heen Recovered.

The Police Of the Thirty second Precinct report on
tho authority OF Mr. Joseph Macuey tcketagent Of the
Hudson River Railroad Company at Fort Warrington that
two men were small boat at Yonsers both
go the man were seen 20 the boat and cncb as in
The boat upset by their struggles and both were
the water of the dputants to sink
the other is supposed have reached the opposite shore from
whence he star ted. and escaped.
Al o'clock on Sunday afternoon Tue oouy OF ma1' sup
o.,d 10 bo the one mentioned having been drowned was
Euud floating In the Tabby Hook BY man who was
fishing small boat and taken IN charge Dy the roee
as or 40 wears Of age had hair and was dressed IN
grew and pants and coarse boots The particulars
will probably transpire at the inquest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-08
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or NEw-YoRK....


s,esmhip s.n,ee Philips Besafort, Murray Ferris Co.
Steamship Nlvie Benner Phisde phis Bentley Smith Co.
Ship Rorcs, DIXON, IT. Johns. N b.. Nesmith Sons
Ship GslA,es Coot san Frlncisco, NJ Cooley Co
Ship Mk,do OBJ, Bvrdo st. Johns, ~ b.. o. y. Bailey
Ship Henry Tfarbels, Bisiow Caleutts Hsrbeck Co
BARI Sophie (Nor Guyson Montreal via Ersbethport Punch
hencke 4 Mertr
B,t Msmone sor Nelson Montreal via Ezsbsthport Faneh
Mrncke Mendt
Bari Coloni. lBrl. Moore 81 Thoms, VIM ingalls,.
Bark Maria Heyn rus Peters NaTya Russ Punch heincke
WeDdt
Bark Grais Small Cefuesos. Simpson Clapp.
Bark Temas Terry tBrl Mallory Havana Brett, Son Co
BRIG Ida Abbott (Br Clark, Masnhsm L. T. Amsinek Co.
Trbette Bordeaux. sloeoyicti Smith
IT, Means, Hopk States. BAukead. Brett Son Co.
selr Gen Grant Orchard Sewburyport, q. l.. Hatch
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COURT OF OYER AND TERMINER-MAr 7.-Before
Justice IyGRAHAM.

The Grand Jury having been summoned for this
term and sufficient number for the transaction Of business
having met Mr. Justice Ingaham delivered the usual charge
10 them.
lie stated that he was happy 10 say that the crimes 10 be
brought before them magnitude except one
hOmcde and therefore there was nothing calling Tor
special remark matter of congatration that even
the homicdes before them not apparently cases
involving gross cruelty the passions Though pos
by might the grade of murder there did not
have long premedaton to have been COM
mted money revenge. but rather IN sudden passion
They must remember they we're not TO try the persons
brought before them but they also remember that but
OF the told to them and that II was very
grave matter persons presented by them
He then called their attention TO the crimes to which special
reference required by statute and dismissed them 10 ths
room
No business being ready the Court adjourned to Tuesday
at 10 q. 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-08
Navul Iuseliigence.

TIE sLOOP OF WAR LACKAwANNA.
The United States sloop OF war Lackawanna waq
placed in commission O'Clock yesterday and at the san
time received board her marine guard and complement
sssmen ordinary etc. numbering IN all about ~
men The has been at the Brooklyn Navy fa
since July and during that time has been most conpst
retted with every requisite including battery OF improve
guns The aokawanna intended for service on the Banks
Newfoundland and expected that she viii proceed TO ~
rendezvous dying squadron at Easpor Me- within ~
next two weeks
The following is the list Of officers ordered to the Lsot
Acting Albert on.s Acting Lnngn Orlando L. Roeess(
Mdshipmen ~. W Mead L. A. kmysbury 4. = Houston and q
O. Psymsstsr Edward May Surgeon stephen RsSne1yl
Surgeon NJ Rab~T, Acting Boatsw AIM N Barks4
Chief Engineer Philip O. Feui frs, Asst Engineer. w w HI
per; Second Francis Cooper, O. Mcdonnell ny
man Jones. II. Price, Third Asst Ensnser', John sssvss
son snd Horace Whitworth
ARRIVAL OF THE TIoGA FROM KEY wLsT.
Tho u $ gunboat Tioga Leut. mmander w d. whiting
from Pensacola pr "a aud Key West Sth arrived at tho
port yesterday having in tow the u s. tugDost Jassamina
which brought 20 this port to DO sold.
The Health Officer at Key West reports that place seE
Lien. CommsBder. VIM d. Whiting Lisutensnt MeCsesl
A. A. Surgeon D. C. BuIeshi A. A. faymsser w Csssis;
Masters L. Wells, Dsn R: Brown En,sn, j. q M9rrsL = -
neer. N Wilson e. w Keir.ted; Third Epgineera
Chase J. Brown, Geer. J. 8 Dus,sn Mate w " Thooe1
Gunner, George 2. Cushman
ARRIVAL OF THE rRrroNIA.
The United States steamer Tritona, Acting Mastee
w. A. stannard COMMANDING from Pensacola April y
here YESTERDAY morning The following ist
her officers: citing Master. W. A Stsnnsrd commandte(f
Acting Ensign Iheo c. Wiener officer [. Bsningto9
and Carleton Rose. mates John Pearce acting asssesap
second eng neer; John Terhl acting assistant seoonS
engineer w H. Allen acting assistant third engineer Joha
Renwick acting assistant third engineer; Lsars pvnse
ter s steward.
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Condemnation Services In the Church 81 the
Holy Triuity.

The rite of confirmation was administered on Sunday
.yepips 10 over 50 candidates mostly young people ttss
church OF the Holy Trinity the Rev stephen H. Tyns r&1
@ 81 sst interest and the church crowded TO sxce
JS the usual and many friends OF me new
r.rnicant. Bishop Potter addressed the latter IN
words OF com and counsel and called
the venerable father of the rector the Rev iyus -
Church who spoke Ut some length upon tue
Of entering the Visible Church Mr. Tyngs itoos9
been greatly blessed in his new church ana tue hga -
tenn In which held by bis people and ChisAAs gsasss
.lly i'm the city is well deserved
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-08
WHEAT PROSPECTS IN NEw-YoRK.-0ns of thu

WHEAT PROSPECTS IN Ngw-foRK.-One OF the
most intelligent farmers OF this State who has recently rav.
eed through Livingston and several other wheat counties
in recent private letter have had some means
of Judging Of tho wheat considerable part OF this state
Tie oay be stated by Aayng the prospect
but good have bat two pieces OF
good wheat Spring. AL through the County OF Living
son crop badly ksd out at last sonr the road rav
esd ana do not see gooi Drop be produced
much u 9aF Sia.s n hare cafaM hrQsk1 nv IaAk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-08

rv,psoyA FAMINE AT CAPE VERDE lsLAEp& II
latter from the Of Portugal Al Il SeS q
tho Vice at Boston states that oy 80
into tho Cape Verde Islands Of tho aeon TAs erds
sasmptins IRON duty above art"'-> ~" -
aatl Ina lnst " QeoepbeL 81. -. r,ar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-08
COURT CALENDAR-Tms DAY.

SUPREME COURT-CIRcUIT.-PARr Oyer and
Terminer PART II-Nos 2i6i. $50. So oS4 2of sSs
6O 67O 172 200 as. 6i5 e79. 9S9. 49, l39I
it75 500 PANT II-Sos. l4ss 1909 l,439 400 675 ltO
$50 M co., il7 95 65T. L455 1905 l,l9J OF s2i CO., <4
l0f. =, ~ -, .
SPECIAL TRRM--Demurrer.- %. Issues OF
Law and Fsot-Nos I47 4s iie 49, 49, 1872 22 1885, 1879
2s6 2i3 49, 1853. 1874 $50, l5s. l59, 100 l6l
SUPERIOR CoURT-PART L-Adjourned to Wednes-
day PAKT U.-Adjourned to Monday May lf.
Court OF COMMON PLEAs-PARr L-Adjourned
to Monday. May Il. PART H-AdJournsd to Monday May
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Beard Of Counciiaeu.

The Board met at 2 o'clock p m. on Monday, ana
after ransacting routine business only adjourned
Tuesday afternoon az O'Clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-08

The T. ,ssm.hps AsLeot Augusta aud roncsd Msnonomoh
pa,.ed through isl Gate yesterday bound 10 Essport.
Commodore. q and from Quebec with cargo OF snea
platter "a toos In Glen Cove Saturday and
Wasc entirely destroyed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-08
Ofean Steamers.
,TIONAI, STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY
" (LlMrED) 49, .,.,,,..,o,,,.s
Wv YORK TO LIVERPOOL CALLING, At GoAh'' NV"

WIN IIIII'IF''I1.'+
The Az. Of these Steamships admits Of very spacious STATE rooms
rins directly Saloon the accomn odaoh' anu ae ae
,,,.'rn.-.d and the lower than other lne
.rp.r.rced Surgeon each ship free OF citfrr
CABIN passage, so: Steerage. SO flyaoie ln Currency ~
S~eracs passage tickets to bring parties nom L''oO VI N<
tosnf1I $40 currency. a.. ... .,,.,e n, 90.
T ,nsrs be accountable of specie or Va
ses unless bs o. a9n. having thet value expressed '''" ~
ht or cabin passage sppy st the office o. the onPay
-a1y,v an Tor se-rase tickets %. passage Office o. the
COMPANY q Broadway or No 70 feaftst ,,,-psr 49,
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bort Uaroen's Notite.
STATE or Nav YOsH,

STATE SswYo
PoRr-WARpEss OrUcs No - Wilianst)
NOTICE is hereby gwen, in accordance with sec
~ PISSED APrl H. 1857 entitled An Act e Ne
having charge Of the bes mat,ef o. sson
inquiry is the oown. ve.s,s ss nov
Port Wsrdens that the ssd ur'eJs
completed within ten days ne' ueesedinA laN
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Arrived.

st,sn.hip New York (Brcml Ernst Bremen April e. South.
hampton 25th with mdse rnd "a pass 70 Oefieh'
"a in o. long - o. bsr Edward ru. bound W. and
steamer. with lnmsns signal apparently the cay Of hanehe.er
MAY lat long a. ship Of the West, booud
~ 49, long 90 ~ steamship Herman tBem and steamship
Alemsna amJ. bound steamship City oil London br J.
sr-smhip saso-s King Richmond and Norfolk with md,s and
p.... TO g. lleinesen Palmore.
steamship PERT Delaney ssvianab ID inst with md'e aud pass
to T. L. Jones .
steamship tgo huxley savannah with and pas.
hai,lG md hi. Leonard My, OF ics. .ap Hau,r
stsanhip Wilmington Spencer Gaveson days 20 hours with
cotton WOO. &C. to Williams. Guon. 49, 49,
Apn 81 wes; the u tug Jasmine
o Passed the L. ssPPyshP South Caroin going into
Bris Elvirs Bancroft Machia., With lumber
Bg Taba fof + T. j. Can pbs 10rts Island ID days with SAT-
. r. Ba'h Co Has been 10 days Of haea with heavy
BIS b Campbell fof Pugws.b 81. Anderson M,sosne 20
bcen y days Of Ilitiera. 81,
Pride iof 81 Kh soopeaa. Bsscoa Is days with
Sir Snspusen Brown nom The Of ship Imperative.
EAlsb,thp1 shofe Long Beach n J. With sponge cur
schr sir,h J,ne G,rtnsr Newport
scht Ben Bother Kenyon. New London . -
ios In days Se~Yors days. Johu Boynton
Chire. Thou psoa. aud Indus waiting
schr Wm. a. Bowen. JacksoB Providence.
schr Vul. r. Williams. Neho.s. Ftl River
sehr John u. Gfn Gould OloueesteT' with nah to A
sehf Thom,. Jerer.on. Brewer. Hartford 70, Alb.ny
sstr Aans Jacob. shepard New. Haven for Albany.
schr spanning shepard. New Haven Tor Ehasb.,hpOrt
Schr Chase. Chss-. Providence.
schr. Antelope, Brown Providence
Sclr XII Csfsoa. Rch, Boston. viii mseiefsL
schF Sss Flower. Bgnier, sag liubor
; oop Frod.B Brown. wisttm,n Bros
sloop Backbone Jseison. Providence
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NEw.YoRK and NEW .HAvEN RAILROAD.
1866 WINTER ADVANCEMENT 1865.
COMMENCING NOVEMBER 20. 1909.

COMMENCING NOVEMBER %, 1862
fouithsvs Entrance on twenty seventh't
TRAINS LEAVE NEw'Yokk:
For New Haven 700 800 tEI.,l n3ol Rl5, (EIJ 800
Tor sddssOort. 400 Ell i.o m ias tEI-' 900.
Tor Milford d. ana nd STAFFORD va. dS rs t,apm
For Fairfield Southport aud wePort 'o" i1'A N 1S 40 p
For NOrwst 100, 400 gAl $40 II 20 M l2i: (EI' 800
For For 6. s Zoe $40 il 10 As 40 sop
For Greenwich, 90 $50 100 IA - 40 Sjo61pm
On Is 1So SSC So 500 iEI.jp N. 90,
Fo Port inermediaie aiou, 100 9Jo llp
For Boston vi. spnsstd so a a a. Tex 800 Er,ao, M
Tor s.s,Ss v , seS5s Lime 2s en- M eco E,
For Connecticut Railroad 800 Erl laisP to Mon
Tor Hartford Providence and Fi.hk Railroad 800 EI)
for New Hsven London and stOnng,ou Railroad 400
f ,a Canal railroad. AIS to Northampton
tOr EiOustOpic RslIoaS 8
Dsnbury ard NorwAlk Railroad 100 go sm, 40 p m
''""''i''' '''''"' '''"'' JANIS il. HoYr. snot
NEW Jersey RAILROAD-Trains leave foot Of
a f. 15 .Ds %.assrss n
Soi a :. an. n nj %iaSslt '-''- - -"-N0N = -
NORTHERN RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY-
p m Gs p on Saturdays only at HIS The s'2
az aud '1' run TaoS W DEMAREsT Superintendent
DARITAN AND DELAWARE BAY RAILROAD.
IL Change Of Per-on and ats May - 1870 The p.s.enseS ,.d
River Instead Of Pier NJ. present
DARITAN and DELAWARE BAY RAILROAD.
III On and aer MONDAY l2h Feb 1856 the EIpres. train o
will be discontinued The viii Pier No
north River daily Sandsy, srcepted o. connecting with
train sianchester Tofns River, Long Branch. &c
FREIGHT CAMDEN and intermediate stations viii be taken
RATES O'Clock line, reaching Camden the next
morning -, :. -, .,--o,.
DARTTAN and DELAWARE BAY RAILROAD
III COMPANY.-NOTICE-On and after MONDAY, tue liih
inst Trains on Road vii follow; .
LEAVE EEW.iORK FER No 81 NORTH RIVER, II
Long Branch Psrnngdae, Brcksb1rs Manchester
Toms River Noodmsnsie BsrDeg Shanong Igckeon Atsio
j,ckson and Camden and Atlantic Railroad
Through 10 Camden in hours. Fare ~.
AIS D. N for Monmouth. highlands Mdietown Red Bent
shrewsbury. Estonown Ocean Port Branch Port Long Branch
River sdae Squsnuu, Bcksbug Manchester and
Tom Camden fefe -
FREIGHT TRAIN for al points on the line and Jam
RETURNING TRAINS leave Camden:
Yrpress a s:20 srrivinF Ia Me-. fork ct I'D
Ffeigh. al ?. m srrivins b. New ~ orb 81 .
Way Mai and EGpuss $40 arriving In New fof 81 sz'
W CLAYTON. Sup,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-08

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun ~ sun Moon Rises......O3
Sandy hand. RIA Hell 0ste..t2S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-08

Steamship Hgne 81 HateIs. hence Tor svsnnh by steamship
Virgo. -
snppy Ship South Carolina GOING into Key West
BY q. :. runbSs logs
slip Odson fsrl Nav J. In Is 81. long % w. hound w
Eny sa4 sad big IsoGAi hyer, Ia Iybos Rosds
nv. ta.a Atg.o.
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

OituHuoHto WIZ kt"I'ioHop'
NAY BOAT FOR ALBANY-The Steamboat
u will , S sn1 P M1dy Ag on Mcnd Sa
end & RRas5 s oG
A FTERNOON BOAT tor NEWBURGH and
"a FIsg9LoR 9Hd .eS w Jd N{ u S
ssandsys eIcepedJ from BsTcsy. o'clock land
ins Grassy Point 1'sn' D0ss s9a oSawa hs,an ans0 va
sbov.
L,OR Rye, Port Chester and Greenwich, Conn.
Il STEAMER JOHN ROMkR ,
l,'s. Peek Slip Pier No p dsy $3.50 H Returning leaves
Greenwich :, "a N. striving a,y.9.
NOR NORWALK. connecting with the DANBURY
PER- No n loot Of MsEetsi EVERY AFTERNOON o'clock
10! for the GOLD MINES OF MONTANA-The
s5o1c ED 4s Be- ks s q T N sS.
through biz. Of adg oa st. Paul MINI Helena and basoot
T 2 cents per pound 'o P .s s - h or baggage G
through boarded sOo and $i5 Tickets can be bed Of
Ssa. TsPp,a cicsso H. he xl 'sr Their
the zh o, May. from - Cloud hn and e1pec 70
s- the irp in 80 days Ship goods the undersigned care Of
ia Paul MINI For rsriieolq' sdsres =. c,.., Nj.
Rsyzasxcss-AleI Ramsey Z. 5 senate Wellington
EOR NEW-HAvEN, HARTFORD and SPRING,
FELD-sesmers leave feessi9 'f Ne" Haven" '''' su
~ connecting with Railroad
NOR NEwBURGH, WEST POINT POUCH
Il KkEPslE R0ND2uT and KlN9sIoS' ieins " 'oI1eH''
STEAMER MARY POWELL
i.'ve. Desbro.se.s,. every afternoon a. % O'Clock
NAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.
FOR BOSTON
WORCESTER PALMER. fITCHBURl NASHUA LOWELL
CONCORD TIIE WHITE MOUNTAINS AND
INTERMEDIATE POINTS
Thep~w and s,aach s,eamefs OF the Sof'strh ~.
CITY or BOSTON and CITY or NLWfORK
daily Sundays excepted oci9t y m nom
Pier No. % North Riyer, foos o. tesryst,
FOR NEW-LONDON,
.r. .,,aaing with u. steamboat EIpr. Tfaio from
Worcester Boston snd ofeseI
" ard Nashua and New London and Northern Hshroad@
's taken at the '"'' r'i:' s. M2RTiS Agent o. ta- Pier
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY-
~ Passenger Freight Depot ork foot Of Liberty
Werl Rairoad aud East0n with the Leiigh valley Ran
toad ni 10 connection forming dTec me 10 f'0nsh 'a '
GEEAT MIDDLE ROUTE TO TIE WEST
in the
siTy mile. two hoars this Chicago Cn,r
WINTER ARRANBEMENr<
Nov. ~. l56SI.eave New fork a. follows.
Tor Kss,On Mauch Chunk WsnspoTi. Mnsesbsfre.
NAL IRAfs-At Q 0. NJ Fleninsion. Es,,on Cop
Scranton Bend ftrf0n. Binghsnon.
ga u " Express EsstoD eiiown Hrisb1rg.
o. Chicago sud changes 20 ~ Ions Connect. 81 hs
tbsrs with Northern CenI end philadelphia tno t Roads ior
Cory nd the Oh Regions -. r., . p,.--
= TrAn-FOr boston. Allentown. M'aeh Chunk Reading
o mEror Eston scranton. Great Bend Be1hl'hsD and
a-Tor someryiIe and Flsmnston
tl5 p. m--For somervle.
7y SouIervilie
40 D "a ~WEsTERNI EXPRESS TRAIN-Yor Es'ton. Allen
towa reading Harnsbprs Pttsburgh and the West - -,
Sleeping Css through from Jeoy City 70 tspsIxn
Tickets o wes, be obtained At The Once o. tho osn.
Eslsas Of Jersey Of Liberty r. at NO Asto'
bsss nj aud Sc Broadway aud Of the prncip ho.
Q,slAh U. 5TEAhHs. spg2Jgt.od"a1
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SUP p.fae EisbettPOr. ~h cargo. Of sponge arini
A., tsasA0re GA Long Beach, " j.
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. DIpT1,T INF 80 FRANCE

nNLY DIRECT LINE 70 FkANCE;, ,,,,., 49,,
en- ,t,iSi,IPS BTTyVEEN NETWORK AND HAVRE, CALL
ING AT BREST -, fl. -. e., a. 60,
,,.a ali ali fon Pier 50 North River, a. follows .
tPDIFON H. Bocsude. naN ~
VILE DE PARIS surmont. - nnpAl Jshe
PFRfiRF Anhl
lAFAYETTE Ltmaie June "
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PRICE OF PASSAGE, N GOLO
FfnsG CABIN. S33 sFcOND CABIN $50
including table wine IN either csss
IT, this line do steeiage passenger
fas.rneers intending land BTet viii BE- tushed here viii
fsosd c'uPousets aud their baggage checked 70 Pans a. 81
81 charge 81 q for ana - second elass
Neffral dftendrrcs free q charge
kor further nioraNiionspply to - . -
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Station NswYork, Twenty seventh't ana
fouIth-svs Entrance twenty seyenth't
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SAVANNAH. GEORGIA.

MURRAY'S LINE.
Thsf svorte fast sci ing steamship
VIRGO
Pier No. i6 l.. H., Wsis;, THURSDAY
May 10. a. IN
freight passage having ELEGANT accommodation apply
MURRAY. FERRIS. & 90.
Nos 81 NC b. southst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-08

A LBAN1 BDAlS-fEOGLE LlNE.-Ine BORIS
~ Of lesve for ALBANY from foot Of Csna st. daily sua
excepted O'Clock The ST. JOHN MONDAYS
WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS; aud the DEAN RICHMOND o
, 1866-03-02
The Public School:

koIna.loE kIrD-ioE STATESMAN Permit me through your
fn, "S I 70 give some further information regard
tric,' '"s pubic school about to open in this dis
bsIS v At meeting of the district directors,
poiD, mednesday evening last, the following
bs ','ss on were decided, namely The school will
hs pSueu pS s on Monday, March 18th. A tuition
nav.IiIe n.e dollars per term of twelve weeks,
5syoIi IN advance, or two dollars per month,
cha AZ the end Of every month, will be
I5vasS lor each scholar, irrespective of age or
tbs bH?ement H!ent 1t is the ultimate intention of
tT.InyCtors to adopt the California series of
tion oAS oS IN accordance with the recommenda-
OWL our county superintendent, Mr.. Wood.
in fnIf 70 The difficulty of obtaining these books
elsta 9ua the inconvenience of making COM
emf ~. uge at once, we shall use tor the pres
hara ~ ~ IolioWing books which for the most part
EiIs,ogen ogen In use in the schools of the vicinity
prmsLseFles ou sseFles of readers and spoilers Aliens
DaT;o.y geography and McNally's intermediate !;
Spsro,.sserles series Of arithmetics Clark's grammars;
btancSa"n system of penmanship. For other
sebooi"e such books as have been in use in the
ne,,,,. OF the city will be continued 1t is ear
ihs ~ ueS'red that all who design to patronize
Tue S,lt SoGl should send their scholars in upon
lion oS Jay, in order that complete organiza-
Re- SiaSSes may be eifectedat once.
0'uer Of Directors. W. F. NocuM, Clerk.
, 1866-03-02

FISH IRAPs.-AmoDg the bills intro
uuced BY Mr. McAuliff, was one in relation
=" nsn traps. 1t prohibits the building of
usir<raps In the Walla Walla River that ex,
'sna more than two, thirds across the stream,
VI mat will wholly prevent the passage of
"Su either up or down. The penalty for vi
U'1'lOS said law is fine of s25, and the
tSS"uCnon ' of any such trap. The bill passed
0''u Houses and is now law. Parties cons
''ined will govern themselves accordingly.