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New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-05
A Libel Suit BIZ an Indian Agent.

In the Supreme Court, yesterday, before
Justice Mason Henry De Puy The United States gsnt
TO the Pawnee Indians brought libel suit against
Oliver p Hur,ord and his brother, the first only, how
ever having been served. claiming $1,000 as damages
for letter written and speech made charging him
with forging voucher in the Of the defendasta
and fling il with his verified accounts The two letters
complained Of were written to the United Slater
pawnee Indian Agent Lushbacgh. and one to the Com
ssoner OF the Indian Bureau aud the voucher state
In them % be fraudulent was FOR some SO.
The defense, with the usual deniais. set up that V
Png Icing indebted on his individual account abat
500 peid tha, amourt 20 HRys who signed. withus
authority, the vouchers In question and remittedfoe
rnoney the defendauts who In ignorance OF slytnY
that Hays had done credited Il 20 De Puys indiy1uei
account, HAYS himself upposing IL was to be 50 REQ.
tied ard that be signing simple receipts. mas
their letter written merely 10 protect themselves
and with malicious, intention on tie part OF ne de'
PENDANTS.
After imparneling jpry the case was adIoTrnedN ~
The request OF counsel til tomorrow.
Cepaas Braiuard for plaintiff, benjamin. Kiss'm
for defendant
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-05
Board Of observation-disclosures 81 ospe''
fnt~udeufs.

The Board met st o'clock last evening. In
tie absence Of the President. Abm. Vance preside
Upon ballot being taken for the selectio OF .
City Superintendent. and Assistant SuperintcJient OK
schools the resnl, the election offs RsdaA fos
the first position, and Henry Kiddle for the lst
The Board took up sor acton the special or rer iof tns
evening being the Consideration Of resolnbns dne'e
tinning the Grammar Department In Sche,t NO. u. .
the Seventh Ward. 10 take effect Septea per n11si
ard also authorizing the Trustees Of thesad siu
transfer the female scholars attending .hs y,aI "a
Department Of School No. l2 70 Grs1nS Sono.x . ~:
81 il said Ward and the boys thea .s'er A. Gnm.s
Grammar Department of school No. =
School no i2 in said Ward ~, An, l.,A
The whole subject was. on motto. pa.,a o. The Com.
until the next meeting Of , .o O'I1co.,ions "a.
ported resolution IN fsvor9 sppolni.Ns sppi. ,bs va
Fellows Inspector of CoTYon oSN''" '''
District vice j c. Broy9, Broy9D,sS' sS' Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-05
NETWORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD
1876 WINTER ARR ANJEMENT. 1905.
COMMENCING NOVEMBER 20, 1861.
Passenger Station In New.Yors Twenty seventh e.
snd Fourth-ava Entrance o twenty -ssves,n-s-
TRAINS LEAVE EEw-YOna;

TRAINS LEAVE EEwYOnn;
Fer NewHsyen. 30, 500 ltI.l Inv III I'D tErb
30e tEx.D 345 4 % ADD 80 (Er,l lp N.
kor ridzeport 100 aOo tEID H. 4 m. lIIS, lErJ
3O0 Tx I 345, 40 snd 300 OK y.
For Milford. strsifosd. zoo 10 m 2S t9a p m
For FaH6ela Southport and Westport, Io" ilN u J'A
A3p u - .oo,.. 49, r.
3O0 tEy.l Js, 40 Sd, 800 lEx..i5 ;. N.
Fo- Dariru. TO 80. ll.30 E ;3{5, 40 SD P. m.
For flreenwieh 100 go l3O as 40, % 30 n
For stanford TOO SEQ tEI) SO, llO lll3 tEHD
800 (E1D 3 IS. ~, $50. 60. 800 tEx.) D. o a,
For rort Chester md Intermediate staons 'o' AZ i'"
. n. AS, 40, 81, or Too ..
- CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston via Spnasae.d sOo u tE1.l 300 (Ez'lt"
For Boston via Shore Line, l2.l5 EI..) s.cop N.
For Hartford and Springfield, svD . N. tEIJ l2l9 j."
Dr. 8tOp. 1- -.
FOR Cooneeticut River Rairo.I. soo (EL,b l2l3p
to Montreal 500 D. 90 Northampton 81.
For Hartford. PrSvdsaes and fshki Railroad, sD iEL5
For New Haven. yewLoaaon and s.onlngtoa Railroads.
gO0 L. H. u.s. 800. eco ?. N
For { an.l Railrosd l2ls o. m to Northampton
For Hous.t0nic Railroad. oa m
For Neugxtuek Rnrosd. 3sJs- NJ, 100 p n =.
For DanbuYy and Sor~sIk Railroad 5O, s,So g. n ="
CsnmsdiOas Sleeping Csss attached 70 aoo p n gan-
JAMES III. HOfT S1o-
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-05

Too MANY HUSBANDS. - In the Supreme
Court lCircuD yesterday. before Justice Mason in the
Of Abby Lincoln ast. Levi A. Lincoln. the plain
til brought sction 10 recover certain furniture
which she alleges to have been purchased by hss
with ber money. The plaintiff and defendant were
living together husband and wife when the furniture
was bought, but the deiendant subsequently, procured
divorce the ground that the lady bad husband stu
living Her explanation Of that complication Is thai
her previous husband was himself previously married,
ard she suppoSng that marriage 20 be utterly null had
married the defendant be being fully ot the cir
cumstances The evidence Of the purchase Of the fur
nure very conflicting but after long delihere-
ton the Jury rendered verdict for plaintiff for o. 90
Mr.. Consbe for plsinIifi Mr Stafford for defendant
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-05

A CATHOLIC FAlR.-A Fair is now IN
progress 10 the large Hall Of TIE Cooper Institute
which has the same spirited attractions Of the grese
SANITARY Fair in lessor proportions 1t Is being held
for the benefit OF ST. AIMS Catholic Church of which
the Rev Thomas $ Preston is pastor and viii remain
open unti! the 18th inst \ Concert is given syery
evening by the seventh Regiment Band and there 70
also nightly theatrical entertainment by smsteus
performers Among the humorous articles exhibit.
tsn to be rafled for two fine pianos. billiard
table. q costly pair Of vases &c.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-05
opfIor OF cOanl..OsEns Or TAsr. AsD As,sssxss1s !

N ~ iho1Df p strtNt
NEw-l oRK Jan g. 1866.
NOTICE TO TAXPANERS.-Notic Is here
by given that the Asesnient Rolls Of the Real aud
Personal Estate Of the City and County of New ork for the
wear 1906 will be open foT inspection ard review from snt
afer Mondsy January 1866 .ud VII remain open I'll the
3o dav OF April 1896 the correction Of and the
equa zafOn the of the a.orrd real snt
personal estate Of tie City ana County Of New-Yofk All
persons believing themselves TO be ssseyed uu'i make ap
pcsto the Commissioners daring the period above uen-
toned ia order obtain the relief provided by law The act
o 1859 provides that during the time The books sa be ofen
public inspection hereubeiore provided appicst nay
he made BY any person considering himself assreyed by The
vsuaton Of bis real personal estate TO have tie
same corrected II snch application be msi~ in relation 70
the vauston o. rea estate u De made IN writ
ing stating the ground o o. cn thereto and rrepon the
Conus shal anime uto the complaint and II IN
their judgment the sesmeIt j. erroneous they sa cause
couected II such application be made In rea
i0n assessed valuation oi estate the sppcaLt
sha De examined under the said Lomssioner who
shall authorized administer such oaii or any OF then
a IT, In lis their judgment The assessment i eroueor
they shall .he 20 be corrected snf III tie amount
Of such ey may believe 10 b. just and dec fe
their decision thereon within thirty days ser slch aprLCa-
ton shall have been made them No reduction sha be
made By the Board Of Supervisors Of any asse,lent on real
and personal imposed urier tbs act, unless shall
per oath affirmation, that the plf;y ag-eVed was
unable attend within the period bed iof tie co-e-
on OF by of scnr. absence from the city
a. , WILLIAMSON (Commi.,oner. Of TAIe.
j. W. pROWS and A'se''ulsHt''
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-05
CITY NEWS.

TnE CONSTITUTION OF rHB UNITED STATES
has been so printed large chart or broad st. as To
enbOdv or lie underlaid BY portraits OF Grant Sher
man. Meade. Thomas and Sheridan. By Daval Snow.
den Co. Of PhilaGelphiA IL is az iogeaious ssau
and calculated to excite lively interest on first
qrsintance We are not that IN the course "a
tine vast buyers would not prefer 70 hare the Constta
ton and Portraits separate.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-05
INJURED BY AN EXPLOSION Pendls.

INJURED BY AN yEXPLosIoN.-William Pendle-
yesterday afternoon severely Injured about the
head and face caused by the premature explosion OF Q
blast At the time Of the accident he was engaged ID
blasting rocks in Tbirty-niuthst. near FourtL-avs.
Pendleton WAS conveyed ~ Bellevue Hospital by the
Twenty .lrst Precinct Police. lie is native Of Eng.
land aged % years. and resides In Twenty fourthst
III Eirst.aye.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-05

AMERICAN STEEL PESs.-The Empire PEN
Company No ~ John-st are row making National
Bank Pens" which commend 10 pubic attention and
favor. They are beginners. and experience Ty con-
dace to the perfection OF tier workmanship but the
pens which We have tried avery fair article, %
sizes and fashions and calculated to render good
service. Let give them trial. and II American
pens 10 not prove equal 70 any other.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-05
,r,O SEWER BUILDERS. Separate Sealed

TO SEWER UILDERS.-Separate Sealed
Proposals each indor,ed with the uie Of the WORK for
which sy be offered also with t- OF tue bidder aad
date peseuai1u viii be received a. this otce un' IL
O'Clock NJ Of FRIDAY. Apn 10. for tie construction Of
Sewers In the following streets 70 wit:
LUDLOW ST, between B-ooue iu1 Delsncey sta
SUFFOLk->f. brtW ten Rlyin.ton and slAut0a-st.
RlDGE-ST, between kiviug,on and Delsneey sts
EIGHTY SECOND-ST, between Second anu IA.Ed aveL
WALkER-ST.. between Baxter and C.ntre-sts
HONARD-Sr between Centre and T n sts.. and
THIRTY. SEVENTH THIRTY EIGHTH. THIRTY.
NINTH FORTiETn sad FORri-k RSr-ST>.. between
Tenth RiyeI with efs branches IN -venth
Specifications for tie wo-ks sud form. i0r the bes can 30
obtained on Application ~ this Office.
THOMAS STEPHENS . Cro.on
ROBERT L. DARRAGH, Aqu-duct
A. W. CRAVEN \ Board.
Cro;on Aqneduc. Department, ApsL ,, 1886.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-05

EXAMINATION OF LAW STUDESTs-APPOTSr.
NEyr OF EXAMINERS In the supreme Court. before
Justices Barnard graham and Sutherland. yesterday.
the Court made an order appointing Thomas C. Camp
bell. Matthew T. McMahon aud Thomas c. Pinckney.
esq examiners TO examine applicants, for admission
10 the bar Tie Court also appointed Jeremiah Ls-
rocque, Thomas C. +. Buckley and r. James Glover.
esqs a committee on character Of the applicants.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-05

LARCENY OF WHIsKY.-Ofhcer Boehn of the
Twentieth Precincr yesterday arrested father and son.
each named Frank Drccke on a charge Of stealing sir
barrels Of whisky valued at seoo the property OF tho
United States Government. The property had boon
sezpd at the distery Of b. A. Laurents Nos 2s7 and
2lg West Ninety .ninthst FOR payment OF dues by
Henry H. Smelling Deputy Collector Of Internal Reye'
nue. for the Eighth District When arrested the prs-
oners had loaded the whisky on cart with some otbes
articles and were IN the act OF driving on Justice
Dodge hsld them tor examination.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-05

TTNITED STATES MAIL LINE for RIO
l De JANEltO. ca ling a, 81. THOMAS PARA. PER,
NAMBTCO and BAHIA every TIP The United states end
Brazil Mail St,aistip Company will dispatch regularly. On
the 10Th 4 each month a. IN. iEom Per NJ . Norm
River one Of their new frstc.. steamships The NORTH
AMERICA, Tuunerrnsn Commander viii leave on SAIJ K
DAY 2Gh ofApr AneIpr-nced surgeon attached 30 each
steam .ip All letters pass through toe P0sOni-e
Large heavy feight o. low For fright pas
sac apply 70 THOMAS AsCENCiO Co.
10. L. Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-05

DARITAN AMI DELAWARE BAY RAIL-
III ROAD.-On and after MOSDaT i2yh Feb. 1876. the
express tran for Camden vii De deoungef fle steamer
viii esy. Pier so D. Eosfh R.vef, 4, E sd-y. excepted
n coErec.!nE viii tT-ln f1t Va ter. IofEs h'e
7-g Brsnch. a.
FREIGHT FOR CAMDEN snl il'e- -s,is;e s.s.lons vii
az. len lie Rsx. asrs-1S
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-05
THEFT OF CLoruIsa.-James Northrop was

THEFT OF CLoTHISG.-James N0rtnr0p was
yesterday arrested by Officer Reilly Of the Sixteenth
Precinct on the charge OF hsyiHg, In company With
Peter Rayder broken into tho apartments Of Mrs Mary
Hope at No. 4G2 West SiSteenb-st the 10Th ult.,
and stolen from thence clothing to the Of 500.
Ryder still at large and the stolen property ba. NOT
yet been recovered. Tho prisoner was committed by
Justice Dodge. in default Of sJOO bail.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-05

MILITARY IysPgCrIoS.-An inspection Of the
ls; Infantry y. Y. y. c.. commanded BY Colonel r O.
Hawkins was made LAST evening at tho Arsenal By
Colonel Charlie. W. Darling. A. 4. p. NJ G., who. ia
the absence OF tire Inspector General Of the State acted
as inspecting officer.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-05
HUGH RIDDLE, Cent Snpt, New orl
WnR BARR, Genl Pass. Agent. New-York


HUDSON RIVER and HARLEM RAIL
ROADOn and after Monday. Jan. l. 1866 train. for AL
bauy sa Troy connecting with Northern a1d Western trains
will cave New orb a follows
7.g0 u via Hudson River Railroad, Th'rtiethst and
T.ntnAvr connecting with trains for North and West
10 ~ via Hudson River Railroad connecting with North
su and Western trains,
ii a. m. via Harlem Railroad Twenty si,hs,. and Fourth
ave. connecting with trains iof North and West.
3.g5 D. via hudson River Railroad connecting 81 Troy
with rsin Tor Montreal. With slee ping cars attached
4lj D. via Harlem Railroad. connecting at Albany with
Western trains. srd Troy with X. and y and L. and
roads Tor points North with ,leepns-csrs attached
D. H. VIA Hudson River Railroad; sleeping from New
York to buffalo aud Suspension ridge without change Aso
Montreal via This train runs on oundlys
10 D. n via Hudson River Railroad. with seepnscars at
tached. connecting Albany aud Troy with morning ains
Tor North and West. .
WM H. VANDERBILT. e.Presiien..
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-05

7 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD Trains leave
IL Jsmessp, NewYors. As follows:
900 a. N. Greenport Mail, stopping al al s,snonl
IL % q M fDr Syosset.
3o0p Ysphank EIpiss and TO Gfsenpori on Saturdays
500 p. IN. SyO..et Express.
$500 y. IN Tor Ferlingdae
Train. for Rosyn aud Glen Head leave at 300 m and
20 o. n, changing cars AZ Min.oa
SUNDAY Excursion Trsns leave Hunters Point $50
H. WHITE, Superintendent
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-05

NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD.-IraIns leave
foot OF Coraadts for PHIL ADxIPHfA- .. " nd IL
a.. II and n and u midnight; fef bALrineas
and WAaHISsroS = and m, .. n' ana ~ mianses
NORTHERN RAILROAD ofNEW-JERSEY.
~ Trains Jersey City for Perrnont a. s9- mi. D.
l5 6: :Gg D. N The rs anc 415 70 Aonssy. Oa Mon
DAY oulJ fsr Piermont q; 3:ljL Y
ThOs. W. DEH REST Superintendent
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-05

UYryERsALrsr MISSIONARY FUyD-The Rev.
D. C. Tonlinson. the General Agent oftbs Universal
st Missionary Board has collected in the Rev. Ma
Canfeds church OF Brooklyn, during the past weeh.
over twelve hundred dollars. John j. Hicks. mem
ber Of this church contributed hye hundred doars on
the following terms One hundred year. and twenty
FIVE per cent to go toward building church at Clinton.
~ Y This church is making record that will live in
the history Of the Uniyerssis denomination The Rev.
Mr. Garfield is entitled TO much credit tor tina hosr-
atty.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-05
1yyUE ADAMANTINF BRICK PRESS

TIE ADANIAN IINT DI.INN M,
4 l. the ONLY BRICK PRESS that the PERFO-
RATORs. or EXTRACTS TlE AIR FROM THE CLAY
while IN the process q pressing.
the ONLY PRESS IN USE ths, il capable Of making
pressed Brick THAT WILL NEITHER CRACK, CHkCh,
OF WARP IN BURNING. Al others that profess to do so
are imtor ani csuon tie public against their inPo-
sions. L. c. WOODRUFF, President No. us Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-05

NEw-YoRK HISTORICAL SoCIETY.-A large
meeting Of this Association took place on Tuesday
evening at tho Lecture Of the Institution. corner
Second ave- aud Eleyenth.s at which very interest,"
ing paper on the Arabic was read by DIR. VIM. H.
Thompson After the thanks Of the Society we're ten-
dered to Dr. Thompson, resolution of coincidence with
the family Of the late Jared Sparks offered. Mr..
George bancroft addressed the Society on the sub
lect aud paid an eloquent and fitting eulogy to the
memory OF tho deceased. resolution accepting the
offer of new hall rendered the Society by the PARK
Commissioners was passed The Society then ad-
journed.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-05
ORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD COM

M PASY-Foot Of B4Icsy-.t.-On and sfer Nov ~.
Boning s tram, FOR hscEe.sown and iniermeds'e ',@
tiors will eave At o. m. NAL Express for all sstious
es, Of Miburn At tsl0 p Morritown kIpreust3
S. sCHOCH. Assistant Superintendent
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-05

Total. ...........'':'' el'9f,:''l %
ISAAC g.. OGDEN Cashier OF the New-l orS County
N.ton. ank do solemuly that tie above statement
L true to the bsst Of my know edge and belief.
ISAAC &. OGDEN. Cashier.
:..........'.: State Of NewYork City aud County Of
seen, stamp New York. Sworn to and subscribed before
i:.............. me this 4th day Of April, 1856
AUGusTU. LELAND Notary Public
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-05

EOR SALE-PORTABLF ard STATION
i AIRY STE AMYSGISEs s 10 15ahor,e power. With
improved Circular and Gang SswM IN store and ready or
imnedae slpuent at the l0we.' rats. lfon slt ooi
Working Msrhinery Chacks Bein, and every description
o. 'suppiss BY :. d. fJLLkh ho.e eD-yfL
HOTELS MARTINS PATENT STEAM
/ kITCHEEER
HOTELS Economy 10 Cooking. IN The Cnl
VESSELS department. hoie Fes.e ffvsfe Houses
VESSELS h.d Bp IgliT in p0r;sni aid cf TO rr.iest
PRIVATE interest 70 ell who Interested IN Cooking
PRIVATE Prof MARLIN viii Instruction in the ARI
of COOKING Send f1r circu ar e. 10. 20 a-d
2a Wsiers,, y. T., or No. 10 Lomb--dst, Pail
sdelplia, Pa
BnFwFRSl Brewi1. By . new rrocs.. Martins Hop Fl
BRF WERS tractor and Coraenser Economy b Brewing
BREWERS 'Ha; Liquor All the Aroma Of the Hops saved
BREWING and wonderful results In ttis process
Send for Book 20 No-. - and 44l Ns-er st,
E.Y or No i2O Lombsri,-.. Phiad-plis, p.
PATENTS on. third interest IN MARTINS PAIENIc
PATE wi be sold practical of chLrlc.esnone
PATENTS other need 20 spF.y Address
". SANFORD. No pa and 2fl Wser-st., v 7.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-05

Kate Connolly an Irish seryant'glri, CON.
4el9o NVnI9.l sroving herself ih.o the river a
Issssor NJ "a The lss Inst. wa.s sAoorns aA'Ss
tsuo.rary IsssIi1.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-05
IAdYerfisefnenfil

BRADYs ART GALLERY, No. 7s5 Broadway,
.orn-r Of Tenth. Every ng and afternoon New ca
rction Of War Views and Historic iPorrss Frss to As
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-05
nlarble nlantele.

MARBLE MANTELS.-The best place in
-FH the city to purchase MARBLE MASTELs Of the a'
est designs 81 veTy low prices i ~ A. kLAbEks harnle
Works So itg East Eigteeul.i uesr Thrd-ave.. N. l.
Map;ei. Iut up iu the couuiry Cut this out
MARBLE MANTELS, Floor-Iiling. Monu-
w mems He5d.oue. &cCin be purchased At who'll sa
puce from - and welas-orted stock FISHER BlkD
steam Marble Nort. Nos. y TO lej last Houston t.
NfARBLEZED SLATE MANIELS-Su-
VA peror la appearance dursbe snd a. half tie
price'of marble T. h. STEWART. No. 605 sKt4-aye and
no. 1910 Broadway, between Thirty nish aud IGifty
sIthsts.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-05
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEw-JERSEY

CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY
~ Passenger aud Freight Depot In New York foo, Of
I5eryt connects a. ampton JUNCTION With the Delaware
La Western Railroad and at fsson with the
L.gh Valley Railroad and is connections, forming direct
line 20 Pittsburgh sud West without change Of cara
GREAT MIDDLE ROUTE 40 Tue NESE
Two Express Trains daily from tbs West except Sundays
when train in the evening
sixty miles and hours saved by this line TO Chicg,
Gin. unati St. Loui. &c. with bu' change Of cars
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS.
Commencing Nov 90 l365-Leave New ork {" follows
At6. m. for Easton Maueh Chunk. Wiamsport Wilkes
barre Mahanoy City, etc r,
Man 1BAIS-At 81. m. for Pennington. Ea'ton Water
Gsp scranton Wuke.bse, Great Bend Pti.toD, Bingham
ton. etc.
ga m.-Wes;ern Express for Eas,on, Allentown. Hsr.
rshurg Ps0uIgh and the West with but change OF
CINCINNATI Chicago, and but two changes to >,
Louis.
II \. TRATy-For Fsson, Allentown. Mauch Chunk,
Resding, Pottsvilc. Harrisburg &c.
p u.-for E4ston Scranton. Great Bend, Behleaem
nd Mauch Chunk
p. m.-For Somervile and Flemington.
$50 .. m.-For Som-rvIeL
p. m.-For Souefvlle. .
6p m.-NESrERN EXPRESS TRAlN-For rsston Al
lenowr Reading Harrsbgrs Pittsburgh aud the West.
Sleeping through from Jersey City Pittsburxh every
evening. -
Tickets for the West be obtained 8, the ONCE OF the
Central Railroad OF NswJersey foot of LibeItyt ~ H. at
No House Nos III sud J26 Broadway and at ths
principal hotels. JOSIAH o. srEARNS, Superintendent
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-05
Ocean Steamers.

TOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.-The new
Il sni fr.i-cs. steamship GENERAL GRANT. Capt =.
n Holmes W IN leave Pier No 3 n. r., SATURDAY,
April For freight passage. hsvrg nnsIpassed secou
sppiy to h b. CROMWELL Co. No. s.
We.t.st
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-05
Corporailot Notices.

DEPARrHEsr OF FINANCE, CoNPTRoLLERs OFFICE,
NRw-i ok March Is 1866
nOCKS and SLIPS, MARKET CELLARS,
~ and other PROPERTY belonging 10 The Corporation o:
the City of New-York. 10 BE LEASED al PU BLlC AUC-
TION -Nolce Is hereby gwen that the Comptroller viii
TUESDAY the 18th day Of april 1916, al II O'Clock az
tie City Hall, Lease bids at Public Auction Docks and
Slips Market.oear. and other Corporation property ioF
term Of years. from the lsi day Of Alay, 1866.
Catalogue. containing the description location snl terms II
sale NAV be had Application tue Collector Of City Keye
nue. this Office BY order Of the Commissioners of the
Sinking Fuud. - .. .
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-05

DIBBON, SUSPENDER and TAPE LOOMS.
III Also Looms any hind Of narrow goods made TO
order JACQUARD MACHINES manufactured and applied
Power and Hand Looms Findings for Figured NesVs IA
silk Woo and Cotton.
SPOOLlNG AND WARPING MACHINES for sIlk and
Cotton. and MACHINERY for the manufacture Of DRESS
TRIMMINGS. Manufactured tri for sale ~
" A. UHLlNGER Macfiuist.
No 61l North Secof d-st.. Phi.adelplia, Pa
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-05

IRE RAILWAY. Trains leave Depot foot
IL Of Chambers-s,. via. Pavonis Ferry: rn,
Day Express for CsnaudaiguA. hochester bunNo
Salamanca aud West Connects Buffalo with Lake shore
ara Gaud TIuuk Railways aud at Salamanca with Atlantic
.ud or-at western Halfway. -
$3.50 a. Ia, Milk and Way Train, daily, to Otsvlls.
10 a m Express Mail, for Buffalo. Salamanca and Dun
kirk CONNECTING with Lake Shore aud Atlantic and Great
Western Railway
ap WAY Train. FOR Por, Jervis and Newburyn.
D M Night Express for CanandaisuA Rochester Bufio
Salamanca and West.
m Lightning Express daily for Car rsndagns Roches
ter Buffalo Salamanca, Dunkx. and West. Connects a.
Buffalo with Lake Shore aud Grand Trunk Railways and at
sslauisuca with Atlsnti, and Great Western Railway
p m Emgrani Train daily for Buffalo, SALAMANCA Dun
hi auI West. =,
VIZ r. BARR tirnl Pass AGENT, kewiork
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-05
CTFAM TO LIVERPOOL. CALLING AT

TTHE NORTH GERMAN LLOYDs STEAM
/ sHlP BREMEN. II. A ?. Seynsber master carving
United States mai viii sal tom tAe Bremen pier ioo o.
ThIisL, hoDoIen. on
SATURDAY. April.
BREMEN, VIA SOUTHAMPTON
Ta.lng Passengers to -
LONDON HANRE, SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN,
>, the oown. rses psysbs sod clivaeD, In
Tency. o-
For the cabin slC5 second ,sbn is1 3d. 'teersss
e1S
To be followed BY the HANSA Capt II. J. Ven s,H.sn.
April p.
OELRlCHs Co. No. 60 Brosdr.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-05
4 ARGE ENGINES for SALE.
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I ARGE ENGINES for SALE.
IL one New Horizontal 3ox71 Cylinder
one Single Horizontal ltXi5 Cyhuder.
one Single Horizontal, 2jN'4 Cylinder.
Two Horizontal. lix22 Cylinder
Also-New and hrscs.s Engines ready for immediate de-
livery. -. -
A.c-I2 "a IS IS and l3x36 inch Engines Of Woodruff
Bcachs build, with OF without boicrs, b.
j. b. FULLER. No Dey.s..
BOILERS for SALE-Cylirder flue. Tubular and Loco
motive 10 Sohorse power and SECOND band ready for
immediate delivery 10y J. T. FULLER No. $ Dey-st.