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The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-08-10

How TO PREVENT THEM. The friends
OF Mr.. Baxter have much to say about
dissentions in the Republican Party of
this District. Let us tell them how
they can be avoided. Let Mr.. Baxter
withdraw, and his friends lend help
ing hand in nominating aud electing
Mr.. Hoyt. What say Mr. Baxter and
his friendsto the proposition
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-08-10

BILLY PATTERSON. William Patter-
son, one of the defenders of Baltimore
IN 1914, is dead at eighty, and a Wes-
tern paper profanely adds, sit is to be
feared that it will never be ascertained
who struck the venerable gentleman"
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-08-10

s05- The Messenger is out for Mr..
Baxter, but says if Judge Hoyt is
nominated it will cordially support
him. All right We shall hold you,
Mr. Messenger, to your promise.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-08-10

nar There is to be grand Fire
mems muster at Plattsburgh, n Y, on
the lith of September. The prizes
offered TO contestants are as follows
Is. prize, 5000; ID, 800; 3D., $50.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-08-10

sdy- John Ross. the well known
Chief OF the Cherokee Indians, died at
Washington on the I'd inst, after a
short illness.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-08-10

Posi- OFFICE BUSINESS. Postal Mo
ney orders can now be had for sums
of $50 or less; aud letters can be for
warded, on request of either party in
terested, without additional postage.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-08-10
Obituaries.

Arthur Bosrwick, ESQ, who was a
resident of Jericho, Chlttenden
County, VT, for seyenty-nine years,
died on the old homestead in jericho,
which his father and grandfather oc-
cupied before him. 9" the l2th Juiy'
1866. in the SSth year of his age Ar
thur Bostwick son of Nathaniel Bost-
wick and Miriam Baker Bostwlck,
was born at Manchester, VT, and IN
1857 removed with bis parents and
grandparents to Jericho There he
continued to reside until his death
few weeks ago
Mr.. Bostwick represented jericho IN
the General Assembly in 1909, and
during his long life held several Offices
in the gift of his fellow townsmen.
During the war of 1912, he was in the
Commissary Department, and at the
time of the battle of Pittsburgh was
stationed at Burlington. Mr. Bost-
wick was twice married. His first wife
was daughter of Col Isaac Clark and
niece of Geo. Israel Smith. His
second wife was Policy Hathaway, a
niece of Geo. Martin Chittenden, and
died at Jericho 3lst December, 1896.
The fruit Of .eo iilst marriage was
three sons, now living; and of the Sec
ond, two sons and one daughter. All OF
these reside in Vermont, except Martin
c., who lives in Dane County, Wiscon-
sin, and the Rev. Samuel Brock Bost-
wick, of Sandy Hill, n. Y. The ven
cradle Mr.. Bostwick was commune
cant in the Protestant Episcopal
Church for many years prior to his
decease, and in all the relations of life
always sustained the most elevated
character for probity, energy and
loyalty.
Iuc blSCpulSS plSuCHCt ~ wv ~
neral was by the Rev. Josiah SWEET
d. d., of Burlington.
BENJAM1N TAYLoR.-Died in Cam
bridge July Both, 1866, Benjamin Tay
lor, son of Joseph Taylor, aged S6years
He was born in Clarendon Rutlan,
County, A. D. 1850, and came to Cam
bridge in 1884; at which tim
there were but two log cabins in tn
: present beautiful city of Burlington
and one, thirty miles to the east, i
Craftsbury. For two or three year
after he came into the town, ther
were no mills, and he got his bread i
common with the other settlers b
pumping the grain. And one year, b
lived on bread, the corn being brougl
from Bennington on horseback, dii
lance of $50 miles He has lived
five counties, and yet has lived NJ
, wards of so consecutive years in on
place. His life has been that of
quiet and industrious citizen. T.. W
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-08-10
stock Markets.

NEW YORK, Aug. e
Stocks are better.
Gold opened Observation-Disclosures. li'I
4" closed .......---
5-2Os registered, 65 .................... l.a
do coup. of 62 ... .......... Jog
1905 1st series Observation-Disclosures. ni.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-09

rNHE HARRISON BOILER a SAFE STEAM
vaniage. IL ABSOLUTE SAFETY FROM ENPLOs ON In hfs'
cost md cost o. repri dlIsby economy o. me acy OF e
10 l. formed II ccnihiu 81 caston hollow plref ee
inches external diameter snd fhrhth n ~ inch thick ins-
The iofn l. the ftr'neesi known W srensih 10 resist m ~
ueat-uuweaseied D. j. by punching o. nv ns "
lessons The sren ~ the wronghtirou boiler plate anoni
livery boeT rttsd BY nys,s9ie pressure Al ~
BLE STEAM PRESSURE.
Under pressure which mi ht rupture in ordinary boilers every
No oher geu-fstnr
ibis prop Of rele under extreme pressure without injury
10 itself aud hus preventing disaster.
affected cOOOl, which destroys The wrongh
Most explosions rom this il has economy
equal tho best boilers arising from the large extent aud near
surce thoroughly mixing the induces better
combustion and breaking he FAME causes the eat 70 Be- more enee
-y absorbed than IN TIE ordinary tabular OF eynae oge
steam quckly aud with hule iirl IL W,u'e suPi
and not liable 10 pnns
foamng II easily npoTed and may BE- ken part 80 lat
need weigh than b. pounds In dhcut c OF &C
through opening foot square
l. readily eaned inside and ont Under ordinary Circumstances
Kept free deposit BY blowing tue wstei elte
lujured be renewed with great acAJ
they uniform ~ shape sDd size When renewed 'he thlg
boiler remains good The greater part o. the DoAei wiz
need renewslunle,s unfairly used ~
the mining districts OF California Colorado and fev.da
apart iece need weigh over eighty pounds
weight aud less h3n oue-hat The ground area
ordinary cylinder boiler without being increased IN hight
Any Kind feel may be used from the mos, expensive to re-
Of IN best estahisnments IN England ana IN
This country Drwine end PeeIcsi,9s re, Of ehsss ~
WORKS Gay Feuy Road adjoining United States Arsenal fhH
sdephis, Pa
NATOOLEN MACHINERY for SALE.-A superior
w lot consisting Roll Cards OF Csrd Jacks Drop Box
dre UNION IRON WORKS Rbnsbrek y, OF No 81 Maiden
laue
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Corporation Notices.


EVAPORATION NOTICE. - Public Notice IL
hereby ven 20 the owners, ocrP'n occupant, 81
al AID Los improved improved 'nd, an
that the have heen comp and are odgeo ID
the Office for examination by all Pei'on III
FEor setting .n3 ia FiIsi avenue from
F.htv-.iaih % EizItynnth srec's .--
Sc6ad-For paving square blocks ThryHh street between
TsiIdFor paving with blocks From, rne from Wal stree,
b,ilnr sewer IN first avenue from tweny FEET sonth
ofFfysecoud F0s' street. with branch IN fry
hnt stfeet.t ninety FEET west ~ Ayenno ~ -, III
fiftCT buidius sewer in ifst avenue rom sAiH !" 0'""
- rr.-,s.,. c.u..
se,en,b-For paving TAhaah street with rapbloek between
Eisso or ayins in Twelfth street four hundred feet
NnbFol caeS: vacsn, Thirty seventh street, between
Tue limits mbreed by srch assessment include all the ssyel
Houses and Lots Of Ground 'acani Los pieces -nd P4''e' '
Fir.,-on avenae fem Eshsysis,h 70
frou Eight ysiIh to EisitY-cishth street , . -,
second-A Ihryth street to the er-
tent Of halfthe block Fourth 10 iia avenue . ~,
the lots both sides sect 70 the ehtet o.
Fourth-A the bot, sides Of IFs, fem ha the
block below Fih street 70 second at ss9 al ~. ~, 90
the side Of stetl street and On bo'h 'e' r{ nf d
sije Of fHyec1ad street nom one bnuura Ano
twenty-five Of the trt avenue 70 tie @ kvef so 81
hundred and Twenty-Five feet o. aid avenue.
Fih-1l The boh sides Of Fist avenue hou sth 70
sixth The lot, boh .ile q West street nom Hor'to to
SeS"ntI tie o o. b i Of Thirty s0b .ee. TO the
tent Of The boes from Wis, 20 second lynae 49,
Eighth both siis 81 Twelfth street. between s
NutA those iour lot. south side street
between Frs, snd Second aVcnes aHn; Tue |A1'' 81
All pens phos interests ,Fecici By the abovensnsi a..ss
oased 70 presont hsl objections writing 70 one 81 th- nl~t
signed at their oee. NJ = Cln b5rs sgost, o.ss n'h WV
}}9GaSSD y. grTi@GLL, Board Of Assessor.
o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-09

STOCK ofthe CITY Ct NEW yORK.Se1ied rropo.a.s viii
b. received tho Comptroller Of,e unih ItEsbh1, hsy
Doc the will be publicly opened for
The whole or part the Of ON ~ NDRED THOUSAND
DOLLARS Of New Aqncd 81 Stock o the Cry Of 40
thorized by Chapter 53 Laws Of laC.
The said stock vii bear interest the rate 81 E re cen, per "
aud principal viii BE- REDEEMED on The
f day August 1864 from the slAug Fond for the Redemption
oftlo City Debt ,.,t.-
The PROPOSALS will the amount o stock drrd and the pe
ne, one brdre dos The prons whose prcrossis
eep,ed yin heTrupon required deposit The CHAMBERLAIN
the sums awarded them respectively. - 80 81.
On n,eser 70 tie Comptroller receipts Of the Cbsmbsran
Tor sph depost, rarties viii be entitled 70 certificates
the 81 tue sums s~aIcrd 10 ten
bearing interest from the dates 81 payfsers .
zach proposal should be se sd ldoed Proposals for View
As1-sut stoo o, the civ NewYor noed In second
envelope addressed TO the Comrtrol.er. 49,. 49,.
The righ reserved al o. The bids the interests
Of the Corporation require Il - ~. ,o,,,.,. a., r. -,
City ofNewYogk Department Of fnlee' CompsFouer' Ones'
i rog
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-09
CUPRENE COURT.


- IN the matter application % the Cmnissene Of the
Central PARK behalf Mayor Aldermen ard somron
relative % laying oct kOAD OK fI
lie DRIVE between the Nohery line Of NINTH sJkrfl
snd souery line Onehunded and E hh street IN TIE
CITY Oh NETWORK.
The Board Of ofthe Central Park in the and
behalf Mayor. Aldermen and Csmmouaty Of the City
pursuant the provisions o the Ac othe Legislature
State ofNew entitled An act 10 povce oi
the Of the Cy end County
pssscd April a. 1895 reehth being present hereby
give Intend apply 10 the supreme Court IN the
hrst Judca Dc, Newiok al special term OF
said held City Hall the City OF New YORK on
SATURDAY seventh day Jay 1876 the openins Cogn
thereafter Counsel be heard thereon Tor
the Commissioners OF Estimate and Appreisement Ia
the that the and extent Of Improve
Road Pebble Drive "a al the junction o.
poomingae BosdWsyl Eighth and tinnintb
street running Noreiy and cry follow ns The
general course Road or Boad~sy 20 the Hofihefy
where the said kola Public Drive
Tenth ard Eleventh running thence
distant betwecu said isntn and Eleventh
avenues souhey line OF ODe hundred snd Third street
ming Norh-y the souheIy line Of Onehunded and
Eighth street Of Boonn.de fosd and the Eleventh
and i've feet H. width the and I'd
c. either Souhey line Of Onehundrsd snd
Fnyhh Public Drive ncd.s the whole Of d
Boomingdae Road Broadway between ty nnth ard One
hundred portion thereof between
rre and smother portion thereof
snd Onehundrsd and Fourth streets IN the
CITY said Road Public drive Of general Width 81
one hundr shown dcnrad certain Nap
Gardner ssee City surveyor and pow
office OF the commissioners OF Central new
Yor. June q 1896. RICHARD 0GORMAN.
Counsel 10 the Corporstioo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-09
Certures ano alceiinss.

A MEXICAN BIBLE sOCIETY.-An adjourned
"A Meeting Of the BOARD 4 MANAGERS Of the Ansr s;n
Hbe Soc held Bible House Aorpsee on sAl Oh
DAY AFTERNOON the 81 inst II % ocioc Ter the special Rsi
sTCRFTApY CALEB T. ROWE, General Agent
IMP LADIES of the CHURCH Of DIVINE
PATERNITY Ohe Rey. DR. F. n chaplin d ~ WI ne,o s
a. Rooms bfosdway eno
Trtvfr - on tie evening TUESDAY JuGe ~ There "H
be- music bv Dodworth Singing Reire.hueu L. Admission - cue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-09
Xmusements.
DARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
ID BROADWAY between Spnng and Prince stA
CONTINUED SUCCESS


RARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.
- BRoADwA YAK I ssT1sn sHTH cS End PrH's-
Mr.. G. c. HOWARD
In her original character Of
EVERY AFTERNOON rEeSe 9ol az . EyENiSo Al ID
u I've 'F" o trRssp, MGsc lSP FFFfcrs
THE INF n. MAfIHh NILE f TghSE Fans OLD
MAMMOTH FAT INFANT,
tvs . I fSS sgE SS y s. f BIRDS
from The G9LP eksIoS Ss 81 AUTaaLr TOWER
used i" his f wo I Vf s so1Th AFRICAN LIONS
A COMPANY OF DwARFs,
'''H' " ''T f6 5sd '4P F6Ns ' fR 5aaP
BEAUTIFUL CIRcAsslAN ORR.
SPLENDID AID 6ETEgI AZ y S9sMoRAAAs
GRAND Aou%E SoEaEat A EArs cEn Eh asH
TnREE:hQRNED BULL, TWO N w.
DIR. HALLS EsQuIAAUX DOG.
WAX FIGURES OF NOTED PERsoNAGEs
Ui1oN GESER1Ls AND FOREIGN PoTEYTATEs
0Eo aL69nfSTioSs 'sPgEeIHESs u NITuaAL
'o4 HISTORY PAiNTSGs. HISrsGIcAL
Admission, 20 cent. Children aaaer tcn. Is ccnt.
IVy0ODs THEATER. Admission so cents.
ryrR FREE fSSs and EDS NHTsEE
THE woRRELL SISTERS !bf ss sy E1r'V's'H4"
~ PeqPen5ieSlsr Ladder, Revolving Globes, etc.
Performance cOmuene ins VITA
CROSSING THE LINE, .--,.-,..
n "hi'H 's ,S S,iff inable D0UBLE CLOG DGScE.
GEORGE CHRIsTYs M II,,;yn rsa7ra
Admission 50 Cents Child % Cents.
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orrcu o, rns STREET couxisnoxus. I

No, ~ bfuadWay
ITO ACT0RS.-PROPOsALs, inclosed IN
.,aed .oveop. dosed with tile Of the worn and With
the me Of the bidder viii be received 81 this dice
until MONDAY, June 10 1886. a, II o'clock, a
guttcring and Tagging Ninth from One
one Hundred and sixth Of and
One andred and Nv en sixth A. from Its junction with Lawrence
&c
For rrrne grading curbn. suerng and agsng One Hundred
and Fight.eutlrss. from Third 70 Fonrthsve.
For ear5ng gathering lhntyiourhst hon Ihd'e 70 Esss
River -, s-.
Fo,asssins FouG side from TIVE hundred and uifys1
ee~ to Avenue ".
Fer bihns Tx MY hithsl. nom Second 70 Third ave-
For regulating uIbng gnterns and Tagging One Hundred
- .rs,ntL..l.et, fom ThId 10 Fourth sysnne.
Fo repairing pier foot o. One Hundred AID North
river Al,
rrt- can oied this oare-Daed street Department. New
i'' '""'' CHARLES O CORNELL. Stree, cOmmi'sionsr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-09
qnsiruCiiofl.

No go Bowerv, TOwnSend's Academy. Private
~ Instruction, Day and Evening, Ia Book Keeping Wrns Anti
metic Algebra Spelling Grammar &C No classes Ladies receive
separate instruction.
ELLSWORTHs Model Business College CONNECTED
II Mercantile Lbray) Clinton Hall Astop scholarships
purchased College euie students 10 membership 40 the
Library Banking Glass Organized Jnne J.
IRVING INSTITUTE, Tauytown, n "A
Boarding School for The hyseyeuth semi annual session.
viii commence on TUESDAY May foI circulars apply the
Principal. a. =. ROWE NJ. A.
NEW-YORK NORMAL MUSICAL CONsERNA-
~ TORY-Piauo Violin Guisr Singing ec Send for CiIena
call No ~ West Twenty sIthst between se'eHH ana
Elghth'oves
DIANO TAUGHT by G. WEBER; terms moder-
1 40 No 40 Broom,t lat Pe-tiuss Music W are
NNANTED-To board and educate two OF three
w CHILDREN under years Of tss. address L. H. siam
fort Conn.
fT,HE HARD RUBBER CRAVAT always retains
1t. proper shape and appearance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-09

nor SALE-59O acres PINE LAND, heavily tim
bs-ea an the Ocones River Montgomery County Ga Price
$500 te. srIaud FOR particulars address PosiOoe Boa No
a50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-09

INARM FOR SALE-SeVcntY-fVe acreS-ol WhlCu
Il put perfect order stoned and ddched INC
harm ar extensive end order The horses aad
poug Of winch tie stock l. large be sold The farm j.
he township Of Monroe A the depot MoT.'owr New"
Jersev A8fhee farms the the Hudson miles
sosth OF Albany. 257 acres Apply to- - -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-09
lNIpsr-Cl CnrNTRY RESInENCE 10 SALE

On ffo banks Hudson River with ont located
Hlys~.tr.r ieckkil and opposite
ard ccmmodious with modern improve
rouenouts there y acres q isi u
Rixh state Of cultivation abundance Of choice iut
rspe nude glass The very ten retired ana
beslthy For fsl particulars. aPpy HOMER MORGAN,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-09

NIBLOs GARDEN-Begins at ..
~ Lessee and Manager lLLAM " HEAl LEI
Enthusiastic welcome Of the woElIfamed
RIA r
GABRIEL. FRANCOIS ANTOINE and YOUNG AMERICA.
The MARITIME It's. sIGNORlTA PEPITA. NJ. VAN HAMME,
and COMPANY Of eminent Artes numbering 20 persons.
SATURDAY June O. 1850, -
TWO ORMANCES-AFrkRNOON MATINEE AI%
YOUNG AMERICA.
On the THREE FLYING TRAPELE
The Ballet OF LA FLEUR De NAENCE and the Comic Pantomms
Of JOCkO
In the evening commencing 81 o'clock. - -
TRAPEZE -FOUR LOVERS. ATHLETES aud CONTRABANDlsr.
Change OF Performance every evening -. ......z-
SEATS SECURED Six DAYS ~ ADVANCE.
broadway THEATER,
ID CORNER OF BROADWAY AND BROOME ST -
CONTINUATION or THE SUCCESSFUL ENGAGEMENT OF
THE BEAUTIFUL and PEERLESS
MISS HELEN WESTERN.
Large delighted snd enthusiastic audiences st'e tho popularity
FASCINATING and ACCOMPLISHED Artistic.
MONDAY. Juue T. and until tnrther sotee.
MISS HELEN WESTERN
In hsr admired ,n'pe,sonailon Of - -
Mr.. j. A. HERNE Is MOhAMMED.
The performance 70 commencing with the
PET OF THE PErTlCoATs. a., ,,-,,-r,r
with Songs
SATURDAY AFTERNOON Junes
MATINEE
MISS HELEN WESTERN will appear.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-09

A NY person wishing % purchase hne AI'M' III
n s.ain 90 1 Of l5O acres with hne buildings thereon
ih about o o1r, New orb by railroad can hclI orc
.fth. he Fs and with h.pord aud slh o.l'
irsproverefs and enb isAucn's as render country que %
~, .Sirr..inr J. SEAMAN Box No. 1850 keW-Nork Postum
nd n. owner viii personal interview, ie wishes 20 t
,tcinl gdvertf be- property ANY 49,
rs,porSrs 90 this ms and what are h
A. t. ealou aud the jldg whether u W" '- eAu "
anNNu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-09

ENGLISH COMIC OPERA.
IL New French Theater Fourteenth ct. near Sirth ave
IMMENSE SUCCESS CROWDED HOUSES.
LAST NIGHTS Of the DOCTOR or ALCANrARA,
BY Julius Eichberg
Miss RICHINGs, Mt sEGulN,
Miss ZELDA HARRISON, Mr. PEAkhs...
hirs MOZART Mr. kETCHUM,
Mr. d. Il. WYLIF.
JULIUS ElcHBERG. '0onauetof
Performance, TOMORROW SATURDAY., at the Brooklyn
Academy Of Music. .
On MONDAY Ct the Thrsier Fourteenth st..
Door, omen at III Performance commence At ~ O'clock
Tickets the Theaf from - M TO O'CLOCK p m ana
al Beer 4 schirmers, No FOL Broadway.
Tickets for Brooklyn for sale at the Academy and saekett Nc
IE Rose on CASTLE will be produced early in the coming
well
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-09

A number OF fine RESIDENCES i0r s"le Vi ~ TO-
q lURNfsUFD ana UNFINISHED. u Eiz3bfth, Nc"aihi
Hrsos yn New London etc SMITH BROTHERS, Jos n'o
I~OUNTRY SEATS and FARMS near Hartford,
Conn nun be of very desirable places Locations o. hnc s
healthy a. arv 30 b. found New tuz and some
nl6csnt view. cf ihr Conucc-ut River Valley 20 lll, Avn,
fTcr 10 1uto 1000 snd with from SIX o. 100 acrs Hu
Fo rouiy DO TlOlfrU MORO Az, No me - o. 70
~ i-' g. ALDEN 4 Co.. Hartt1rd Conn.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-09

A GENTLEMAN and wife, or two single gentle
~ men, can accommodated with hetclsss BOARD in private
nv a. nutes cry, and Eve IRON depot
shaded pizzas font end back plenty u ana ssrt
bleg Apply ID. 5. LEWIS fremont, Harlem haiToAd
nlIahfa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-09
Real estate for Sale.
- nrANTING FARMS

A IT, WANTING FAItMo. -, -.
~ fsre and thrvng settlement. q Nmesnd mild ciinhei
A. ,cs south Philadelphia by railroad Rich s'l p"a'ce.
Sr,e erorss twenty tracts st s25 acre Pybe
-. roo1 business oueuiug good society hlde.s
nd rissins Improvement Apply 70 CtiAS a. LH,Dt'
sate Niueisnl lands townsHp M. Iftie4' 49,.
.co.sIninr VIII be sent nee RON fQ't ~
So nsJa grtcfu'ai Editoysf TIE i1DuHe q oHs Js
- ,-H~ frat frar cnoi iced giitio4 ana fh'tat
dai0n ~, rieas0ni Turning saal Hs S"e@ t' "9' '
arm fFaire.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-09

,t n Issnscs Village l. j.; house 60z6i with tne barn
ear house ireious hel ~ IN good order ana neiy rev"
Tlis /. good chpce iN G9ovntoyn 01fs' pr ~ pt S
To Jane. p u s, hour without being Jnmed IN
hos To this bonsei 6lacrel OF lsndi hur III so4haac
sold cheap fol Also house near the eo4V'
ard Location highly espeane A DC 'oo
nbsap cssh. Inquire Of JOHN GLASS No ~ s1letu-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-09
DOARD WANTED IN BRoOKLYN-In a plain

ID private family by young Lady diulhter Of cerymn who
IL pof rri. b. ocaty Terms moderate. Address
lI-anl-NAf 10 Nn JOG. IrIlune fl.e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-09
% Esf.

A THREE-STORY and basement brown-stone
IN HOUSE 10 LET furnished All tho modern Improvements
Time and soi responsible tenant Apply on he
N West tieth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-09

ININ NNTlL-II IlVIIIIIT71'T'f - T. ~
HIM ad Il ACRES-Thc House j. bsit Of stone IN n,
MOI ihoro ef fnarnr M style. With hoy ana oe
spd nir-s Handsomely finished cuta'ns lf rooms, way"
-. lr,-e a. f. large good grounds n ad outs
-, s dive eth ebsie variety Of choice
fu Loeated within Han mile Of the Tai1oad station aa oI
Of from o r1c ciies ~ one
81 M reasaute.i England villages TINS Oilers rare napo,
Es.nu h. m superior Country Rcsdnct FOL tIs ~
py 70 WA c. ALDEN 4 Co, Hartford, Conn. Or to
" W HOMER MORGAN. 10. 2 Finest.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-29
senator stockton ousted.
No Action on the Vetoed
Bill.
wAsHIxeros, March 27.

HA6hkNGfOns MhkCn 6t.
The Senate to day was the great GEN.
ire of attraction. The galleries COM
menced to fill MP two hours before the
meeting of that body. Even the diplo-
matte gallery received its portion OF
spectators. By IL o'clock ingress and
eRress were alike impossible. Hundreds
thronged the halls and corridors una
BILE TO get even glimpse OF the great
scene. Within the House the galleries
were deserted, and 90 was the House
floor BY o'clock. They we're without
quorum, and call of the House was
ordered, after which an adjournment
followed, as it.was found impossible to
secure the attendance of the large mum
Der of members who were attracted to
the Senate.
At ons o'clock the struggle to oust
Senator Stockton from his seat COM
menced by general running debate,
watch lasted till P. NJ, when the 6nal
vote was reached on the main question,
40 to whether Mr.. Stockton wss entitled
to his seat. 1t became evident as the
yeas and nays were about 10 be called,
that Senator Stewart had disappeared
from the chamber, and that II the vote
stood as il did on Friday, with the ex-
ception of the Nevada Senator, Mr..
Stockton would be expelled. The roll
call proceeded amid breathlesa silence,
and the result announced favored the
correctness Of the anticipation, for the
resolution declaring him not entitled to
his seat passed by mejority.
nator.Stockton, with thou sand
eyes fixed upon him, arose from his seat,
proceeded to the cloak.room, and, tax
ing his hat, coat a1d cane, walked from
the chamber simple citizen.
During the proceeding, the private
secretary Of the Executive appeared In
the Seaate chamber and announced
that the President had returned the
Civil Rights Bill, with his objection.
This created quite futter in the
chamber, and seemed 10 hasten the de-
cision of the contest of the New Jersey
Senatorship. 1t may be added that
three Senators who would have voted
for the retention of Mr. Stockton we're
absent by reason of illness. They are
Senators Foote, Dixon and Wright
The veto message will be considered to-
morrow Gin. Commercial.