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The Price of HBnnnr

The Cincinnati Gazette. in tho course Of an article
on paper manufacture, says:
So far as We know there has been no reduction in
the price of paper. This the manufacturers manage
to maintain. notwithstanding the fall in gold, and
trees can be converted into pulp in five hours, and
into paper ready for the printing press ten hours
Before the war we bought good news print in this
market at $1,000, The price is row, with gold at
l26, l9c. Thus it is seen, that notwithstanding in
ventions and discoveries and the substitution Of
wood and straw for rags, paper isas high as when
gold 200, and more than double the price current
before the war. Yet Congresshesitates about repeal
ing the duty on foreign paper, and the paper manu-
facurers in the face of the facts have stated
tend that the 20 per cent gold duty is necessary
their protection But for this duty paper would not
would be able to reduce their prices correspondiugly
but while the gold duty is maintained, it will be in
vain to look forreief from the of straw and wood
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BALTIMORE DAILY COMMERCIALr-FRIDAY APRIL 27 IS66
MAIL REGULATIONS.

Time of Arrival and CLOSING of Male at the Post
Office, Baltimore. Md.
East. ANPM GMpu
Phila, New York, Boston, 4.00 $50 500 $50
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The quality of the offerings this week was consid-
erabiy better than that of last week. Among the
number was very fine lot of Illinois heifers and
several good lots of Ohio steers of which there was
very good lot from Pickaway county Ohio. The
operations during the week was confined chiefly TO
the drovers and dealers, and were rather inactive
nothing having TRANSFERRED claiming special notice
The market to-day opened dull, and sales were made
rather slowly at first but later in the day they be-
came more spirited. The supply of Cattle, however
proved IN excess of the demand, and the prices of
last week could not be maintained. and note de-
cline OF about 50 cents per 100 DS on all grades The
market closed rather dull, with considerable num-
Der left over unsold.
BROKERS' SALES OF CATTLE
John j.. Myerly sold q good smooth lot of 70 Hi
nois cattle for his own account at cts.
Samuel Wilhelm sold fair lot Of "a Ohio cattle.
cattle, for p Brough 4 Co., at 65s(g734 cts.
Tinker Wilson sold - head Of fair to good Indi-
ana cattle for David Alkire, at $685. cts.
Williars " Kirk sold So good Illinois heifers for
their own account, at S.758.75; AZ fair Pennsyiva-
MIA cattle, for Samuel Jenkins Co., at S765@8.314
at S6.75@S; l6 good Pennsylvania, for D. Foreman,
at 1884 cts; II common Pennsylvania cattle, for
ID; d. BaSehore at 6A cts.
Lewis Myers sold, for his own account 81 fair ILL
noiS steers az 1888 cts 50 pretty fair Illinois CATTLE
Tor David Robinson, at 1865 cts, and 20 mixed
Pegnnsyyana cattle for s Lowensti4s at 6A@s cts.
figure mixed lot q IS Ohio Cattle for Friend i's
Thompson at 1881 cts L fair Md. Cattle for Mr.
Reedy at 71s9S3s cts l6 common Md Cattle for Mr..
Whips at 7@!-6SA cts.
Dahl FOX sofa mixed lot OF 10 Md. Cattle for his
own account at 61397l8 cts.
Moses Fox ssld Sc Western Cattle for his own nc.
count at average of IA Cts
j. Ellinger Co: sold 76 good Illinois Cattle.
bought Of John J Myerly. at 734@S clio; Is common
Nd. Cattle for Mr.. Wartzberger at 554Gl716 cts: 6
common Md. Cattle for Loeber at an average of cts
"A. N. Bastable Co. sold good Md. Cattle for L.
kill91gh at cts Is common Ohio Cattle at 62497zs
L common Md. Cattle for Mr. Orndorff at 7@7% cts:
q Illinois Cattle. held over from last week at cts
Nathan Lehman sold 100 good Illinois Cattle for
his own account at 79S34 cts; 81 fair to good Ohio
Cattle for John a. Binns at 1885 cts and lot OF Ii
mixed Ohio Cattle for the same at 1851 cts
THE SHEEP MARKET.
The receipts this week are as follows:
At the CalvertOn yard. ..........,, QS2
- L adsnclnrls I'd
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kHMARkS On BEEF CATTLE.
The receipts of cattle have been heavier this week
than last, amounting 20 U1U head, which compares
with 59S head last week.. The number sold during
the week foot up zoos head, against 602 head last
week.
The sales were to the following parties:
To Baltimore butchers fy7T head
Washington and Annapolis butchers .......2I6 head
Murphy u Bathgare, government contracts IS head.
Country butchers. u head
Richmond butchers. ..... 20 head
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HUMPHREYS
III O E1 e0patlaic GDecifcB,

u AVE proved, from the most ample experience
q a an entire success; Simple, Prompt, EgIeut and
Reliable. They are tho only Medicines perfectly
adapted to popular use-so simple, that mistakes
cannot be made in using them; so harmless AS to be
free from danger, and efficient as 20 be always re-
liable. They have received tho highest commenda.
ton from all, and will always render satisfaction.
Cents.
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TT. ,-s. CCy7Hs::sElssgFa ORANGE AND
80; {i:ss .s5ss;t.-A ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD
THROUGH BY RAIL
FROM
WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA TO
RICHMOND AND LYNCHBURG,

Is-AsssjE4fsfl ORANGE AND
THROUGH BY RAIL
WASHINGTON AN f.;4 ALEXANDRIA, TO
RICHMOND AND LYNCHBURG.
On and after FRIDAY, Sept 1. 1865. tho traipB 0
TRAINS SOUTH.
Leaves Washington at....... A. N. and $50 P. NJ
!" GoGdonsviile at.l2$0 ?. ii. and and Lao A. NJ.
Arriye in Richmond n f at. % F. N. and6 4. NJ.
D,l'Hg TRA KS North H51R 1 ~ anu A. NJ
Le1To kyncbburg at...,... 6.45 A. NJ. and IFS ?. NJ
Rieamond at. % s. : r. and 7lS P
Arrive IN Alexandria at. $50 ?. ". ana $50 A NJ
"a. Washington att. $50 P, ". and SIS A. N.
On sundays leave Washington at 80 p. ". only
LOCAL FREIGHT TRAIN leaves Alexandra at
A. NJ arriving in GoTdonSvlle at As A. NJ: leaves
90rdousyle st l235 P NJ. arriving in Alexandria at
THKoUGH FREIGHT TRAIN leaves Aloxan-
dria at A NJ, arriving in Lynchburg at 40 P. NJ;
leaves LynGhbqrg at $50 a. Mr arriving IN Alexan
Passengers for -Warrenton will take the 7 A. NJ.
train south from Washington, and the 645 A. H. train
Passengers by the SIS A, NJ. and 715 p. NJ. trsips
from Lynchhurg, and the A. NJ. and7.l5P. NJ. trains
for all parts Of the North and West.
This route has the advantage over all Others, by
having continuous rail from New York to Lynch
1t also passes through Fairfax Bull Run, Manassas
Bristoe, Catetts Rappahannock, Cupopper, Orange
and dord0nsyle, where many of the late great battles
were fought
Tickets can be procured in Adams Express build
ing, opposite the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Depot
in Washington, also at the Depot Maryland avenue
Trains leave the corner of First and SITS Washing
ton. Nm. u. MCCAFFEBTY,
General Superintendent.
j. NJ. BROADUS
ocS-tf General Passenger Agent.
g{ s5.FEyE.s7sAe. CAT0NSVILLE HAIL-
- s5ss3- .s=is 55zzis5{l9
HUMMER ARRE No E1EFNT
FARE REDUCED.
On and after MONDAY. April 3Qth, 1866 Cars will
run hourly from A. NJ. to I P NJ, and at p. NJ
DAILY, SUNDAYS EXCEPTED.
On SUNDA Us, hourly from A. NJ 10 P NJ
Passengers to and from ELhICOTTS MILLS viii
leave daily, SUNDAYS included, at 7, and II A. NJ.
OFFlCE-West end Of Baltimore street
ap25-6m Secretary.
81, ggss,:SEi4ila, XORGA ROAD Rail-.
S.szsS af.E:.s,ss5E "A1'
On and after MONDAY next, March 5tb, cars will
leave City Hall at each hour, from A. n. to Up NJ
except Y noon.
Night car for TOwsontown at II P NJ
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RTOFICE II IaEKEBf GIVEN, That appIi-
IA cation will be made to tho Register OF Baltimore
the Civ Five Million Loan. No. $685. for 81 100 a.
and No 90s7, for $l145.09 standing in the names Of
ISABELIA PETIT and HARRIET T. PETTIT,
respectively; the same having been lost mslaid OF
stplaD, mlo-lsWeE@
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The quickest and most direct routo to Richmond
Va, and the South. via the Baltimore aod
Ohio Railroad so Washington
Potomac steamers from Sixth Street Wharf Wash
ington to Aqua Creek and Richmond Fred gricks-
burg and Potomac RairoRd now entirely CON peted
from Aquia Greek to Richmond, Va, com Getting
there with trains on the Richmond and Petersburg
and Richmond and DGnyiIle Railroads, for Peters
burg, Weldon, Wilmington. Raleigh, Greens aoro'
Salisbury. Charlotte and Charleston, SC.
Trains leave Camden Station at4-l0A. N. end and
4.15 P. NJ. connecting at Washington with steamers
leaving Sixth - Street wharf r5Sgpda5, morning
Richmond at 2.U5 P. n. and / A. NJ.
THRO UGH TO RICHMOND IN TEN no YRS.
Fifty Mics Shorter and 3 bours quicEsr tkun ory
other Route
Be sure and get through tickets via Aqua Creek
and Fredericksburg to Richmond, at Camden Station,
Baltimore, and get through baggage checks.
Omnihcsses and baggage wagons always in readi-
ness to convey passengers and baggage TO the steam
crs in WASHINGTON city free cf charge.
i. NEEDHAM & SON
No. IL Light street wharf,
General Agents.
CHAs. n. H4EEy,
Oc5-h General Passenger Agent.
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RAILROAD NOTICES
EME BALTEmoREA NEp oIz RA.E...-,a

ms 1p ed e. is stte tyr MS a}iS p z,
will run between Baltimore and Wheeling and P Sr
Sunday ct $50 A. NJ: EXPRESS TRAIN AS VII
leeys 1dailFy {Heqq33g Sgnday lOP NJ and the
for Wheeling daily at Gas A. NJ Except Sunday.
These trains connect at Belair and Perkersburg for
ai p9iREtSs W West Southggst and Northwest.
leaves Baltimore daily at 80 p NJ Except Sunday
Edst-Leayes Frederick at us A, NJ. daily, (SGn-
Tho ELLTG0TTs MILLS TRAIN leaves Balti-
morS At $40 and 70 A; NJ. and 3.S9P NJ, and Eli
FOR WASHINGTON.
Leave Baltimore at 40, 7O5, S.45 and 945 A. NJ,
and 3, AS, and 7.45 P. NJ. On SUNDAYS at $40 and
80 ?. n. On Sundays at 7.31 A. NJ, and 245 and
5:5O r Nj Tho 9.45 A: NJ. and ?: NJ. trains only
trains from Washington stop at way points. The
~ a. n. and Ais P. ". from Baltimore and tho
7.30 4. n. and $50 P. N. from Washington. connect
Trains leave Annapolis at $50 A, NJ and Sop IL
for Baltimore and Washington
appF t to nE1SSEgfoR tickets kind @
tion' or st the Ticket Office; y, P. SMITH, ~
L. NJ. C0LE:Genera Ticket Agent. ia9tf
PHILADELPHIA. WILWIN(gFOY AYEe
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
9s.sa sE Ssl6, the trans viii ieaxs P a s
dent Street Depot rs follows viz: = WI
OF TBS A. NJ. 0'''-' '''
Express Train for New York only at 20 An.
Express Train for Philadelphia and New York at
Accommodation Train for Havra DO Grace and in
terInedate Stations st AS p. NJ
635 P NJ. van -
Express Train for New York at 8.2OP. NJ.
Theahove Trains leave daily except Sunday.
ON SUNDAYS.
For Nov GOrk and Philadelphia at 3 % P NJ
For Princess Anne and intermediate points on
DeLaWaTe Railroad, take TBS 4. N. train, and for
Dover, Delaware, take the Ito P. NJ. train
WM. CRAWFORD,
Ao-,1
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Office HS HEREBY GIVEN, That appli-
~ cation will be made to the Mayor and City
SounSh OF Baltimore, At the present session of the
T y Council, 70 close Orange alley from North to
ho@say Streets fa6-laW9W
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-, gzsss.:SsEisii1l,, XORGi ROAD Rail-.
SSstsIY y g5s..;ifs. WAY.
On and after MONDAY next, March 5th, cars will
except Y noon. -
Night car for TOWsontown at II Pm.
Leave NowsontoWn every hour from 6 A. II. to 7
?. NJ. except Y noon. NOS
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
THE UNITED STATES FIRE
AND
Marine Insurance Company
OF BALTIMORE,
OFFICE I73 SOUTH BROADWAY.

OF BALTIMORE,
OFFICE I7S SOUTH BROADWAY,
liz the Ranking Hcuac formerly occupied
by Inc second National Bank.
Buildings, Merchandise and other Property in or out
OF the city against Loss or Damage by Fire for one
year or Tor shorter period and assurances may be
made for seven or for q less number of years The
Company also inSures Vessels and Cargoes on Inland
Navigation and Marine Risk.
Applications for Insurance CT for inflammation in
relation to the Company may bemade to JAMES r
RANDOLPH, Vice President, or to
HENRY @. JONES, Secretary
R. K Hawley. John ]. Sb3a5oms
Jas. L. Randolph Jas q RAMSAY
VIM. II. Cathcart lGeorqe CoIemop
Charles T. Morris, Thos Booz,
John ). tllman, Caleb B. Uvnes
- mGLz-o JOHN ". RAND0LPH. President.
Union Fire Insurance Company
OF BALTIMORE,
NO. % SECOND STRkEI. North Side.
~ This Company irsures against LOSS OR DAMAGE
~ tlRE on all descriptions oe property oithor in
the city or county, Tor q week, month or wear
1t also makes IN LAND INSURANCE Short In
surances made on N Merchandise in bonded and stor-
tne premium toF tae uneXplred time will be return
co. JOHN COATES,
President.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
Chauncey Brooks, | William T. pentE
Henry S. Shryock, John c. Bridges.
Simon Parkhurst, James o. Smear
William Bridges, joseph Matthpva
John G. Hewes, William Chestnut
John TUrnbull, Jrr John +. Hurst
OTIS SPEAR,
0c5-Iy Secretary.
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The wheat crop in Huron county, Ohio, is said to
be half killed. Many farmers are blowing up their
soil.
The Tuscarawas county (0hio) Advocate says:
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xEr II. III. HOOPER,
skAA SAIL MAKER
SaAskE 40. Spears Wharf.
= Sails, Tents, Awnings, Flags &c,
made and repaired to order on reasonable terms and
a. tho shortest notice. Also Canvass Covers for sale
or hire mh12-6n
NTAIIs, BRADS AND sf1IMES.-We have
~ accepted the Agency for the "Old Dominion
Nail Company" and have large stock on hand and
constantly receiving, for sale lowest market prices
E. PRATT & BRO,
apI7 conn ~ and % South Chayles-gt,
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SEWING MACHINES
1EaE aAG GIdsa Z7hTr 1sEESs . y zl2yx EIrg;r
S I ZANE N G. me s.

SAVING % per cent in space weight transportation
Tlctlon and number of parts, over the hest engioas
WIN great economy in steam and repairs The cheap
est SSlnpleSt most compact and durable made.
!, huanted to Marine, Stationary, Portable, Lgcouo,
tive, vi and Mining uses. OF any size.
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.-s- FOR GALVESTON, I,ExAs.-The line.
FSfiA fast sailing Schooner MARGARET o.
AkhAks LUCY, Crosby, master, having tho most of
her cargo engaged will have immediate dispatch for
the above port; for balance of freight or passage
having superior accommodation, apply at once to R.
till further notice dsl9-tf
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IN d , 49, &, LIN
Office No. S. FREDERICK SI&EEE, left hand
siaC going from fHithc-o street, r. 2.T doors from
the corner Fad not to observe L ano and Number
IiartnFs InuE+ cont In q skaI.I- - u
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OuARrEEnAsrER. GEsgRALs OFFICE,
FIRST DIvIsIoS
WasHISGros, ID. G.. FeD. l6, 1866.
TEAM HOIJER FORCE PIiMpS.

GALE OF STEAM BOILER, fOhCE L III .,
- WATER PIP. FIRE PLUGS &C., comprisinr
THE WlTFR-WORKS AT GIEsBOkU, u. C.
Bv order Of the General there will be sold
Captain George r. Browning, A. O. NJ, on THU kSDAi
April 1856 u O'Clock IA, the following described puOne
property 20 wit:
ONE STEAM BOILER 30 feet long and feet IN diameter,
with Pinch return fues made OF inch boiler IRON
all the sppurtenances including castron
front. gauge globe wives feed pump ana
hood steam gauge Ashcos patent crate bars. pipe pog
reducing pieces, 6c.. all In good order. - -
TWO WOR1HINGTON STEAM FORCE PUMPS No. .,
i8nch cylinder onch stroke 2horse each aud each
capable Of pumping and forcing 10000 gallons OF water per
day with them the requisite vslves. glands
Couplings bends elbows, doube-y valve oil cups Ic These
Pumps comparatively new, and in complete working
order
A large quantity Of WATER PIPE. as follows
9. lgk feet 6iDch cas-. iron Water Pipe.
II, 900 feet 3inch csst-iron Water Pipe
800 feet Pinch wroughtiron Water Pipe
sSl feet u inch cast iron Water Pipe.
1900 feet IL inch castirou Water Pipe.
600 feet l-inch castiron Water Pipe.
500 feet 4 inch cast iron Wstsr Pipe
THIRTY.ONE CAST-IRON FIRE PLUGS (Ayress pat
emil with all the necessary connections such IT, bends
stop cocks elbow fcurwsy pieces &c, al In excellent
oitioB; together with
ALL TIE TOOLS &c, required for making alterations
and repairs IN pipe such cutting machines taps
and dies plyers drills punches csuklng tools &c
Terms: Cash. In Government funds
Deliveries will be made TO purchasers before the hst
tlstD day of May next ,
boat for s0iesboro' will leave the sIths wharf every
hour during tho day Of sale.
Any urtber Information that may be desired will be given
spou application person BY iette TO Capt George T.
browning A. @ NJ. Giesboro', ID g., or ~ this ONCE.
JAMES A. EklN Bvt. Brig. Gen. Ia charge
First Division. q NJ. O. o.
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prcposaI5.

srBMsrESCB OYncE, u. 6. A.. No. South Hoysti
baltimore. Md, Feb. q. 1900
GOVERNMENT SALE of SURPLUS HARD
~ BREAD.-SEALED PROPOSALS IN DUPLICATE
will be received this office until SATU EDAl March H.
1856 for the purchase Of surplus HARD BREAD on hand
a, this depot.
Proposals that the offer is made under advertise
rnent OF this dale.
rosals received for less than twenty en- b1Xr Purchases
viii be delivered board Of transports without expense to
the purchaser.
Payment required In Government funds notification Of
acceptance OF bid Twenty days allowed purchasers 20 re-
move stores Proposals be indofsed the envelope
Proposals for Hard Bread" and addressed %
THOMAS WILSON.
Breyet Lieut.. Col End {. = u. :. g.,
Breyet rrg.-G Vols.
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Tmnsfmcrts.
WINTER GARDEN.

WINTER GARDEN.
truD EsIApLIsHnEsr DOES gor ADVERTISE II
NEW YORK HEEALD)
Commune altos addressed to the Management, with sigma
lures and address attached guarantee Of good faith will be
promptly Acknowledged and attended to.
Anony nous letters not read
TUESDAY EVENING. March IL,
EDWIN BOOTH
ARMAND A IN nj, . JEA 3 DU PLEssrs
CARnlSAL DUKE DE RICHELIEU.
in Sir Buwer Lytton's play Of
klCHELIEU
RlCEELlEU
presented with its unequaled spendor Of
COSTUMES, &c
Messr,. Cherries Barron, J. II. Taylor. John Dyott W.
Donaldson, kembe Mason Andrews Bland Miss T.. john
'oo, Mrs wilkins &C. in the cast.
pe2,. qPs9 It C sas y GoT%eRsns
GRAND BOOTH MATINEE.
a DOUBLE ATTRACTION,
EDWIN BOOTH
RUY ELIAS,
EDWIN BOOTH as........................."PET
in Shakespeare comedy Of
KATHARINE AND PETRUcHIo;,
hstharine Mrs w m WINTER
tlier trst appearance az this Theater)
SPECIAL.
Mr. Stuart has pleasure in setting aside the performances
WEDNESDAY LvENING, March u,
for
TIE BENEFIT
MRS. MARIE WILKINS,
TIE WIDOW GREEN,
In Sheridan Knowles. Comedy Of -
TIE LOVE CHASE.
MISS LUCE KELLER,
who has volunteered for the OCCASION viii make her hst ap
peaTance IN New OH. as
CONSTANCE.
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y
DOSITIVE SALE, without reservation, oi a
/ valuable FACTORY iu Brooklyn. close 70 Jnckson ard
rd..-.fs ferries TO close estate T. { III LhAk1 vii
III on TUESDAY March 10 at u ocock, al the t,cians.
aesfoom No III Broadway, New York "a" fioi OF iouha
% lot. on Jobnst No. g. 80 81 aud ~ sud two Lots on
pytontbs, So 10 ard 49, with all the ba dinrs me con-
together with 5OhoIe power steam Engine ana TWO 'ase
go.lrfs Map. al the office. No ~ W aIi'st, y l.
Also al Of och ?. the day a. the Factory ABOVE
Described oil the balance Of the machinery, conslsng 81
peiuy Nschfurs Eesittius Circular AMI Cross Cot saws
Tonen-inp aud GoovinR MEcincs, fuleys gers
Betting Packing Boxes Lumber &C. &C fof maps &C.
ann y 10 the Office No. q Wallet, Jaunceycourt
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Sales bp Auttion.

]. BLEECKER, son d Co., will sell at
N motion on WEDNESDAY, March a. at IL In, At the
F,chaure Saesroom No. III Broadway.
EXECUTORS SALE.
OAK raErT-3s;ory House and Building and Lot
In fee No. "A, near Oliver.
JAMES sIIP( continuation OF Cbamberss tl-Jstory Bnck
Ious. aud Lot, No. Al, next to Waterst-
GIN AvRSuE.-4 lots side, with buildings, ~ n g. oil
s1tn.st.
ETH. AVENUE lots. n. .. cor. l3Jd.st.
5Tp IyENrK q lots east side bet l3ith and i35th s
bath STREET, lots north side. 200 ieet E. 5th-ave
AVENUE lots north east COZ I'D St. within lto'ee'
of Broadway. - ~,
STREET Handsome brown stone house aud ot No.
l67 north side, between I'd aud 1T aves.
8TH-AvsNUR CENTRAL Park Lori lot on tishtL'aVe''
next TO southwest corner Sixty ,irtLst
8H Ayryug-2 lots next to southeast One hundred
and Al eenth. $ OOO feet street,. ,.
sTKEEr-5 north side 573 feet west OF Eighth
l6TH srRKRT-5 lots doning the above IN the rear, on
the south side 100 feet street,.
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orrrcr ~ 1ur LrnreH Cr,sr lros wosn

OrTIoE ~ THE LRniGH CE,sT inOT WoEx,
CITAsir orA Ia. feb. q ltt..
TIVE LEHIGH CRANE IRON COMPANY
have for SALE a. their WofEs2 beam blowing Engines
Uo pfcssufej Steam yrdef - lnchsf diameter an hlo"
inr vuder. 20 inches diameter ell feet tinch s'fose
Tie Engine, good order and be a. operation
at any tuo Having jus erected new nnd very powerful
engine their WORKS have iuTief U.s. TOT t-oso
above named and will therefore eel them cheap of ca4i
ANY further information be obtained by siiressing
JOHN THOMAS, Sup~rl ni-ndent.
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ADAMANTINE BRICK PRESS

No 10 fhOADNAf INV lotk
WE PRESENT TO the public the ilrst ana
w only BRICK MACHINE ever invented which m,te' q
pypyKc1 fHEssED BHIcK from clay wbouts of.t or
,.ct and simple IN s construction hs 70 rrcoinnsnd 10
general use as substitute any and all bTiek machines
Known the country.
II makes Brict smooth perfect and uniform In sire and
ou.y cheaper than common mud birch can b. made and
superior 10 any Padeph pressed brek ever Offered IN
Ls Machine. sre made with from 10 eight mode and
viii cost from 1870 20 l51 Twohor,e power viii run
tvo mo Al. and i've horse power will run eight mods
On. mold will ou, 900 bricks IN IL hours, AMI eight
molds So 600 .--,-... 49,, 1900.
oueptly secure from the action OF Tost ,
Tbey are ready for burning when discharged from the ms
cbln.-t-auirs no handling drynt-and mby be imned
st.lv ,ubj-cted 70 any degree OF heat
nv iii. process the air and moisture are er
p.ed from the clay by OF p-rfors,or which enter u.
mold when filed and suddenly withdraw &c ur bf,ch
receives It's final pressure consequently. fNfhf Bhlch
nITRNs PERFECTLY, WITHOUT CRACKING. CHECk.
iNG ., WARPING, and EVERY BRICK 10 PERFECT
WIEN 1T CONES FROM THE KILN.
The Machine now ope alton 10 Jersey City, where
be seen. II, ,, -. a., 49,. A..
Machine IN operation aud examine Its product 10 be con
WINGED that destined to WORK an entire revolution AZ the
manufacture OF brick ~. a.. ,.., ~,,,.. -
Towns rpoa reasonable terms hschnes 10 order
A'""'' 'T L. c. WOODRUFF President
C. l.. CORNISH, Treasurer.
J. NJ WHffCOMB. secutary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-13

DYPoT QuARTYRsAsryEs OFFICE
HALrINoEK, M. Mach 3, lSoo.
T ARGE SALE of ARMY TENTS aud IENl
t/FLfTs-Wnl be sold Il Public Auction,on THURSDAY
March p 1856 AZ 10 O'Clock the Government store
house. No. O. Couwhy-rt., Baltimore. Md
6.U inore essl uuservceebie worn and cohach'heu
Tea,s md Tent FLEE. consisting IN par n. follow;
80 go-oi,ai Tenta s. sibey Tents
ci, n III Ieri. 2O5li Shelter Ients.
81 Common Tent. CO.. Hospital Tent Iies.
~ Wal Tent Fi~s
Five 90 DAYS SLOWED forIemoyal Of properly
Terms cash Ia Government funds
g. ". BRADLEY.
Col Chief Qnar.ermastsr Middle Military Department.