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90 Get.
sInrNCE in Ithaca 10 RENT.

VERY desirable RESIDENCE in Ithaca y RENT.
The property known the Fincpaee on hast mn haes
RENT unfurnhed; excellent mouse barn outod
Of ud property stocked ~h ne o.s iai. oI o
locality Il overooks the beautiful village OF ithaca leyua LaAe
and luIurou sweep OF scenery WIN ronac ~
egus in he State Ithaca within hcut tie OF New oIk -
F R1oTi aud hr.e and hsf hours by SeYok Central BY
sail over Csyuga Lake c0ndy the hto 'Aeet wafer 70 os
pure air ud 6ne healthy aton mate , ne nV
charming ofefed the public Kent Slrp he'lo
: AZ .ncb go Ifsc, JAMES c. COOK.
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Real Csiate for Sale.

A UCTION SALE.-First-class 2-story and attic
n BRICK GOTHIC COTTAGE slate Root, "A Rooms, II
GG qs 6eTS 70 S' & two and sfs s o bos. d iy to % WI
Furniture in house Terms made known on day
m Long Railroad, 10 NowJer.ey Rsro.l Address
Perth Amboy, ~ j., April 2 1906 p HALL Perth An5oy
At NEWARK, n J.-For SALE, a three-story
~ brick HOUSE, No. 1863 Oranse Tho house new
ton horse raioad plsns before the door Price s5'
JOHN GRECO No lel 0nnse-st, Newark
DOILING SPRING, N. J.-Business men in want
ID fConiIy Homes with spd Iroa pt frequent tan, aoaa
look this locality the hI station on the Es hiol
don = minute. from New isk "a minute from jersey Ciy
H.o ACRE BtlfBNG SITES 800 each Apply to GEoRGE
+. a p. ". WOODWARD, No 81 Psr.Iew, n Y.
EOR sALEA3O COTTAGES and elegant DWELL
lNGs at East NewYok and woqdhsyen s Pee and on 'e r
-''H''' S''O' ''''' ''''' Atlanes7s Tn.i NeW.Yert
EOR SALE-Stratford, Conn, DWELLING
l. HOUSE 5oIs AID half LAND Y rooms the water
fine view; sailing, bathing G.hns &ci $500 A. Z. BEACH,
siratiord Coma. and No. q rars row GiuNS &coE
HOMES IN MARYLAND.-A COMMISSIONER
Of IMMIGRATION for TIN State Of Maryland ha, been 'p
pointed by the Governor in Of an act Of Assembly whose
duty every Of information desired by persons out
side Of the State in regard to tie
SOIL CLIMATE. PRICE OF LANDS, AND TIE GENERAL
RESOURCES OF TIE STATE
lie win send any address, free Of charge documents giving ia
description Of the
AGRICULTURAL AND MINERAL RESOURCES OF THE
STATE,
IT'S FINANCIAL CONDITION,
ITS EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM
Also catalogue Of
FARMS FOR SALE,
embracing go ooo
No stamps required, Address W. II. COLE
Commis,oner Of lrEmsraton,
n T. corner Of Baltimore and Norh-sts,
Baltimore, Nd
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Nmusemenis.

OLYMPIC THEATER. ,,,,.,,
" sae Lessee and Mnageres J0h WVyg y
stsSe IL SE" N
(TBn RsTABLsHNEsr ADvRRriss ~ THE " L. hSDJ
CONTINUED SUCCESS
MOST BRILLIANT
ofall the
OLYMPIC SPECrACLES, .
tresend 10 style Of magnfcenoe az pre'os eN
and which has received the
HIGHEST EhtOMlUMS
PUBLIC AND THE PRESS
HOUSES CROWDED NIGHTLY
The romantic spectacular Drama in three acts RON the r'ene'
Alexander Dumas, entitled the
C1- 3 ~
GUARDSMEN,
Produced with
mechanical effects by ". propere, nd appointment Y
w Heny aud elegant costumes BY j. Bullock ana 'ho ~
lowing ,.,.,., .uo.,, ov ,pr,srs
.edom eousled but nc e1celled. including
MRS. JOHN WOOD, - -. .,
who " nr rorauza and composed by herself entitled
II LOVED HIM AT FIRST SIGHT
MADAME METHUA- -SCHELLER .. x,--- ,.,-,,,-,,x
sir GEORGE FAwCETT ROWE,
Mr.. G. &. BONIFACE,
Mr. J. b. sTUDLEY.
Mr {. II. ROCKWELL
MI. q. w GARRISON,
Nj J. II. STODDART
Nj GEORGE KAMESL
M JAMES LEWIS
Mr. H. j. HIND
Mr.. T. J. LEIGH.
Mr. c. II. MORTON,
AND EVERY MEMBER OF THE COMPANY.
Doors open at IT. Curtain rises at 3 oe CLOCK.
Seats clrai. .ixd az . a
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Sales bn Aufilon.
GEo. 4. LEAvIrr. Auction.er.
DOOK TRADE SALE ROOMS. 495 Broadway
ID LEAVITT STREBEIGH Co, to J. E. Cooley
CoyseSmfsTs soIIcnED ADVANCES MADE.

GEO 4. LRAvITT. Auct0neer
DOOK TRADE SALE ROOMS. 493 Broadway
ID LEAVTT STREBElGH Co., successors TO J. T. Cooley
Coy,IeyHfsIs SOLICITED. ADVANCES MADE.
APRIL 10, at o'clock
SALE or RARE AND CURIOUS BOOKS. -
e,uev interesting and valuable collection Of Early In
rb Poetry Esory Bi0glphy Fsceta editions ot the
Geek ard Latin Classics, many Of which are In spendd con
5ton and courng also exceedingly scarce ana beautiful
socncn Of Tnt the Inoenh Celilry aud great variety Of
,tots in Genarn Literature, Sc Ac Books on exhibition
MONDAY. April -. a. : o'clock ?. NJ - . -
FyTRAORDiNAKY SALE OF RARE AND SCARCE BOOKS.
10 sllF RICAN LOCAL HISTORY. GENEALOGY AND blOGBA-
ply Also many desirable LARGE Paper ard Privately
Printed Works including fn of MuIses Historical Series Tie
bradford Club Publications. Cato Major ptied by Frank n upeb
cory, Loya.t Poetry saudcrous tie aruon OF nde'
reidtnce Hsnors Nhgni Daws0ns futrnmi Melons
Journs the edition Tie Club Tie Mashston; Tucker
Washington; Hubhrts Indian Nfrsi Nhmores
Book Of American Geueaoy Samuel q. brakes WoIksi
Wcolsrls Hepri1 and other and elegant volumes many IN
pcper and al hue condition for binding aud i1sl1on
Cstaos sdes ready and books on exhibition.
TUESDAY An o. and three following days al q O'Clock p u
euch day.
GREAT coin SALE.
NJ Elliot Wooawud Eighth seniAnnuai sale Of Am'Iesn sna
Fore p Coins and Medals Coins view each day d. ~ oc''A
NARM or COUNTRY SEAT at AUCTION, on
FRIDAY 2oh inst al on the PREMISE staaled Els
southea.t Mount kis.o Station Harlem hHioed ~ uie. nom
y: contuin "a good tae 'nd aud a WOOD aDlld
choice good dwelling hrn and ioousei brock ,f
hsh poud horses hogs, poultry wagons hes arn ueh
leaving ior the West ls known as the ASA ooe fIsc
Take l- train
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MILE. CARLoTTA DE BERG has arrived.
Corporation Notices.

CORPORATION NNOTICE.-Public Notice is hereby
~ occupant occu pants OF all
upmproyed Lands affected thereby
that the completed and lodged in
os the Board for examination by all persons In
terest-d. viz;
building Seventy eighth street. between Third
and Fourth II.
"a For setting curb gutter and tagging sidewalks In Seventh
Fiy third to Fifty ninth The limits embraced
include all the Houses and Lots Of Ground
vacant Lots, pieces and parcels Of Land situated on .
Both sides of Seventy eighth between Third and Fourth
ID sides Of Eleventh from Fy,hird to Fy ninth
whose interest. affected by the above named ss'sss
the either or them,
quesed present their wng,o the
New Court House,
within thirty days from the date Of this notice
RtSjF5 fsSsG 3. q SSST, SSTTO7kR Board of Assessor.
Ofce Board Of Assessors New Court House. April TO- 1895
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7 {. AUIIl0H'ff
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY at RYE
' WcttcLcstcT Iolniy, ~ AIIIIUN'
; +. {. BuLKLEY

WesolostcT County, At AUCTION
T.. {. BuLKLEY
win sell on SATURDAY. April %, At O'Clock m on The
premises NEW HOUSES a In perfect order ard rc'y Tor
immediate occupsrcy from three 20 avo 4 LAND each
h ot,e Psrs situated on the Church roai ahol ten
minutes drive from Rye or Port Chester Depot
The property tuei 4 the mos, select neshboho'i'
the county seldom .uch opportunity ohr' 70 pfon'
o OF lang couury Each plot can be- divided
from the other or parties blyin, beauy aud improve e
grounds osc,ler
Seven trains pass way daily md from Rye and Pr, Chester
siesub dy the boat landing paensef. within
lye uialcs wak of fle pr pery
Fufufinpfoyd PLOrs n tnr Park vii so be- I'D The same
The ,rln, New Yos ~hsh elye Twenty 'cventht pelo
a. 4i and IA VIII arfivc iu sine fof he sale
Faty per e fufc remain on ne rf0r'ft'
Photographs io.-, st srapi- ul ~ thr fafk con
be sfrn d Do flee 40 . At.-tt.. Nrn 3 'gt
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0yrIcH OF ConnIssIoSKRs or TAxEs AND AssEssnRHrs,
No 81 Chambers street.
NxwYosx, Jan. g. 1850.


NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS Notice is hereby
given that the A.se.men Ros Of the Real and Pe.ops
open for inspection review from and after Monday January
1855 and will remain Til the Goth day OF April 1900 fo ss
and the equalization OF the sssessments Of the
personal estate Of the City and County Of New
believing themselves TO be ggeved mako
peaon to the Commissioners during the period shove pssoned
order relief provided By The set OF 1853 provides
thst the shall pubic inspection
provided application be made by person consd
valuation OF personal
estate the corrected such application be made IN
relation vauston Of estate be made
writing the ground Of objection thereto and thereepon the
shall examine into the complaint and In hen
they shall
corrected uch application be made In relation the assessed
Of applicant shall be
BY Commissioner, who shall be authorized administer sssA
os, Of them and In his their the
h en- they shall the be corrected and M the
d such they believe 10 be jas ssd declare
been made them No duco. shs be nAds e The Beer
Supervisor and personal estate ipessA
under this act unless shall under oath Mai e
agxeved unable attend within the yeod ne
the sickness absence nom the cry
A. J. WILLIAMSON. }Commssions, Of Ts.ss
j. ". Brown and A''s''o'nsA
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Gouees ano farms Uante0.

COUNTRY SEATS and FARMS WANTED in
" exchange for hlsteass Hokyn property Apply to "M H.
MILLER, No ll9 Broadway, Room No. y.
sNANTED-In Brooklyn, roomy HOUSE, con-
veuieu Wall South Hamilton Ferries with az the mod
ern improvements Reut $500 to oo Address J. c. Tnb-
une Office
snswer with particuar PERMANENT Box No 4el Post
Ofce
WANTED 10 PURCHASE, q HOUSE unfinished
or furnished New FORK vicinity within easy acee.s
oihe City which Petroleum Stocks paying large end regular
diend. viii be- exchanged ior other raj estate 70
address, with pafticua ROBERT H. NlshAItI NO. u btolu
way Room No. COZ. Newiork.
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combines essential advantages IN
ABSOLUTE SAFETY FROM EXPLOSION IN hr.t aud cos, Of
durability OF fuel iacy oi cleaning ana uanspo
taot. possessed by any other boiler
formed combination Of cAstron hollow spheres each
These held together wrought iron bolt, with caps
-nds The form the ongr known m strength to resist IN
gaunveAsen.d g. l. by punching or rlvr
when the strength OF the wrought boiler Plate about
Every boiler tested by hydraulic pressure al 90
pound. square inch 1T CANNOT BE BURST UNDER ANY
PRACTICABLE STEAM PRESSURE
Under pressure which might rupture In ordinary boilers
Joint bscome. valve No other generator
th. property under without in
Jury 10 itself, aud thus preventing disaster
affected by which destroys the wrought
bo Most explosions occur from this cause has economy
the ire Of ts heating surface also from ne waved he
the which thoroughly mixing tho gases induces better com
absorbed than in the ordinary tubular OF cylinder boiler
II ucky and with little fuel IL produces super
heated without separate sppsrstn and not liable TO prmng
no piece than pounds In difficult places Of
the largest boiler be put through opening foot
readily cleaned inside aud out Under ordinary ccum
stances permanent deposit by blowing the water
entirely under fn pressure week requires no special
skill in management Injured parts be renewed with great
good The greater Of the boiler
will need renewal unless unfairly used
be increased by simply adding 70 lie
and being the multiplication Of single form u. strength
tho for sizes has less weight and taAe. less than
the ground the ordinary cylinder boiler without being
increased IN hight Any kind OF fuel may be used nom the most eI
pensye refuse coal There 100 Of these boilers
Of them in the be,, in England aud this
o. prices address JOSEPH HARRISON yR Harrison Boiler WORKS,
Ferry adjoining United State. Arsenal Philadelphia Pa
V,HE ADAMANTINE BRICK PRESS
II Is the ONLY BRICK PRESS that uses the PERFORA.
TORS or EXTRACTS THE AIR FROM TIE CLAY while nthe
!. The Only PRESS IN USE that (. capable Of making pressed
Erick THAT WILL NEITHER CRACK CHECK, or WARP IN
caution tho public ssains thsr imposons C. Woodbury.,
PRESIDENT. No. IT'S Broadway.
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DsPARrnzsr o, FINANCE, COrrrRoIL.n's o,yI'

DsPARrnksr ov FNAxcs, ConrrRoLL.xs oyucl
NRw YonK, March Is 1885,
nOCKS and SLIPS, MARKET CELLARS and
~ PROPERTY belonging the Corporation Of the City
ofN TO BE LEASED a PUBLIC AUCTION Notice h
hereby that the Comptroller will TUESDAY the h day
April 1906 II O'Clock the City Hail. Lease bids Il
Public Docks and Slips Msketceas and other Copo-
property for from the Let day OF May 1866
description location, and OF sale
may had application 10 Collector Of City Revenue s Ah
Office By ordG Of Commissioners Of the Sinking Fund
MATTHEW 7 BRENNAN, Comptroller.
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nlatbincrn.

NOR SALE-One IYDROSTATIC PRESS, s-inch
% peu. one i2nei .sp rsm @ 5e @ p,sn' SUITABLE M
hpps To the y l. tONufSHlfO Co., NO
ig, froni = y =. corner John and Pear't. Brooklyn
DRESSES FOR SALE.-Onc Dicks Patent Punch
.nd shear. weight $3.50 pounds Prov dsnce Power
Dfen Pre-. pound hsmner t5t1 pound BID.
ALIN. hAhCLAl. No 20 Mafkrt-.i.. NewsIh. y. u
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6aleo bp Autiion.
A II. MEKwiS. Anctioneer.

A H. MEKvis. Ancroneer
DY BANGS, MERWlN q Co, Nos 694 and
ID Gee BToadwsy, Of Ahst-Sdes Of Books stanoDefy
Se,vres WORKS Of art Fancy Goods Furniture Nc
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Aph. la AZ Z oeock. ,
PRIVATE LIBRARY Of valuable Mce ueou7, Iheologcs and
Nedea Books Also large collection Of scarce Aencan foi
S,i- rr.nts Of Scenery, &c. Catalogues ready
New-York tribune., 1866-04-19

DlBBDN, ~ SllNlll ana AlE lOpMN'
Looms any Kind Of good. made 70 order
JACQUARD MACHINES manufactured nd applied TO Power and
Hand Fnds. Tor Figured Weaving ia Sk Nool and Cotton
SPOOLlNG AND WAkPlNO MACHlNt - iot sis snd o,,on
" r. UHLISGER, Machinist
New-York tribune., 1866-04-19

\ gs3RCHNNDISE in EXCHANGE for HOUSES

VA Subject 10 my per cent mortgage Newlort Brooklyn or
jersey Inquire Of DANIEL GARRISON No 3' shiiavt
GPLENDID FARM, ready Stocked, for SALE-
- 800 Acres 100 .n wy old hard wood timber OK surr
maple and cheaut The form has Gre MOVING mad9s Two
OF srated ffuit n fan bearing petna spn-'
with Ground available for perfect trou' ponds so A e t
dwelling aud ample and shd There 800 tine woed Yer
mont eno sheen tie place 20 Of them in lamb three
horses cows swine poultry and complete stock Of agncnli
Tue house j. fully iuriiied Tor iinteiNc
orcupstan rom beds crockery and carpets 10 pure' piano
and foool .ruiurc. The place j. hvc miles from iailin our
Ccruers road. and miles Post Chatham
ON the Albany aud SPIN se Rod The wood alone which -
worth the rlf1 b makes tie place exceedingly df
sirabe purchase stocked irm j. the most valuable
loo New York Apply 90 HOMER MOR0AN NO fue -
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I UMBER for SALE or EXCHANGE.-for sale
valuable LUMBER PROPERTY ia Of the best location m
the State OF NeYok operation; water and MIL hrst
r and choice Of shout GO Of timber Of various snd
Pine wood. Beech Birch, Maple &C. and quantity d
seasoned Pine lumber stock Of logs st the mill al which
wi be sold cheap exchange for city property ir per
fcct Address h.. g.. Box No. q Tribune Office.
NTEW- BRUNSWICK.-Splendid COUNTRY RESI-
~ DENCE ard FARM Of 100 6es or Mansion House and 20
sres on the Rartan II hours from NewioTk The
houe In grove Tepleto with modern improveme
buildings the most Lbcrs scale Ihe property
Room No
New-York tribune., 1866-04-19

NOTICE is hereby given that will SELL at Pub
IN No 100 Evenhst. 'he City Of New
leIk ct II o'clock on TUESDAY Ap To- 1860 al ine fkUI
tRTY contained In said premises, in o Sti and tx
lures Pump Boiler Machinery Whisky, Moss'es Corr
Meal Malt MashGbs Barrels Horse Harness Truck 6e a.
the Internal Revenue for the OF which che
property dssned upon, shall b. previously pecMaTch N
fH6 MARSHALL b. BLAkE,
Collector Of Internal Revenue
Tie above sale 10 po,tponed 10 THURSDAY the 1871
soloek a. n-Apri. 3 1854. 81 B. BLAME. Collector
The above postponed FRIDAY the 9Th inst at il oct
4 au-Aprl IT, Ia,6 M B. BLAKE. Collector.
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AssIsTANT UUAHTHHrAsIFb UIIItk'
- IN gouu fTv Anil 1856

NO l+ STAT sT.i NlW YORK 1 Alllt avn iuf i.'ll ,
DY DIRECTION OF THE QUARIERMASIER-
ID GENERAL, will sell a. PUBLIC AUCTION on UtsDAH,
n. kort Schuyler, " y IT,. the b1ldns'
11oicfe couiang the "McDouss General Hospital and noi
appropriated 90 Other purpose, VIZ;
fhdytwo war; entire length 4i3 feet; tankh and tark OF
gallons capacity boiler aud oil shed, the connecting ea
nes tou2 so feetl end ranwy Also the wasrc oset hH
bst1ue aTTarus in each wand; steam 6o'Is
large cau3 igrnsc,s two large @ k, G
and ih Also all the lead and iron Ipe USED 'o
,rfvioe supply and so.l pipe in fhe hospital = g..
To- bindings viii be sold separately, with the piVAese u N'
wisre there are flat number the s.zs. ,.,..a
Terms O. sale CASH deposit o. per cent OF i 5o oe
with te igcoaee at the time Of and the balance -o 0 ''N
hon OF account = ..A...
buong' which within the ine Of 'enne' must oe re-
rracicabe the risk o. the purchaser
rgefef-ciose lrfuses. washing aad bathing
sold scpaiatcy, with the privilege OF the entire 0 " 81
-
The galleries aud tranway viii be sold by M
ad and r pr be sold By tne pound as they e uul ~ 1
to the expense OF the purchaser
ty (uarteTuasteT, on
1.suer ,.f lew. whan 40 Castle bac'h e
scock on ts Day the sale for the convey ne o those "o
wish % attend r---...,.
PTthr information regard to the nature and And Of materials
srd thor ,fla condition De obtained az the ft afi
EcYos Har6or and Of the uudersi-ued
The tie rsn Of declining al Dls oIetl
theva considered unfair srd dlsllvaut tl-fons
by order 81 ITeyet llajarGeu. STEWART VAN NLltI
Chief 1artermaster Department 81 The East
r C. MCrCiV Rr.yet Major and Assistant Qllsieulaster
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IET-A newly furnished brown-Stone front
nOTsE oppo,e Washington Pss Brooklyn. three months
fom gne 10 snal private family without children low rent
Address T. r. Box 10. B. a83 y y. I. q.
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rJNO RENT TOR the Summer III the town oi BEN
NINGTON VI. desirable furnished HOUSE viii gar
Il the beautiful Of the 6fern
Mountain, AID New orb eight hours OF one honi
adxay
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Real estate for Sale.
AIL MANTING FAKMS.

y Larso au1 thriving settlement Of Vineani mild climate
miles Phladaphia railroad Rich soil produces
rSe twenty acre tracts az sS per acre PAYABLE wln 9
business good society Huudets ns
and maxim. improvements Apply 20 ChAa n LANbS, lost
master Ninelnl Lsud ,oWnsp NJ. Letters gweTed FapcI
cortsiuin. information From heTort Or
oos R0bqson AJ-ic4iyal E4iorof The 1rtbgrc one o. ne
tso erlrre fels nac er yos.oH ca4 tnitl5 Z
cudiio1 rie4saEi yarag tha kHo0 VI fHS sas @ M
gstferu pr4fff
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! ITO LET-The upper part and basement OF Drowh-
HOUSE No. i0J2 Broadway, near I"enty sh'n ' ""
Light business purposes three year. lss NJ s,o p,.a
New-York tribune., 1866-04-19

rINO LET-in the Village OF Fishkill, comfort
sh double UOI Sc furnished Price $73 per month Also
two story double HOUSE. with eight ununi'hed sH'
annum. - lien.
UOsE recently occupied Aymar said House Is
f,i,bsd M "a grounds attached with carriage
boue Ice house barn st.bnE $50 per will be
.i Al r.n,onble price fishsl Village i've miles from the
depot a. Fihlil Landing Apply to THEODORE H. "kIhohE
No Roou No
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I,O LEASE-At kingston. LIsler COunt,

hgrn.nnu. RESIDENCE consisting 81 larse. bFics Hoo -
(raud &c fte Crtskl 6c about half hont' rid
Hudson River Railroad
1TSm ~ HOMER MORGAN. No. ? Piue.t
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Or.RTEEHAsrKR- GESYRALs OFFICE, First DIVISION
WIsHINGToS ID. C.. Auril IL. 1916

-. :
- Depot Giesboro D. C-By order Of the Gene
there viii be cold the premises at pnbc Auction under ih
peeon Can't George 4. Browning, A. q NJ. on "WEDNESDAY
Esy % 1866 following described public Popr
", " wit: - ~ ,, ,,,,
New-York tribune., 1866-04-19

Tf'O LEI--Ir YoDkers, to small family ball
HOUSE room, Of river, hve mpHiss vsh hea
psssN lkssiss = lA rs LnSa. nsV QIAsA
New-York tribune., 1866-04-19

TINO RENTAL Greenfield Hi, Conn, q wen % luI-
ni,hed HOUSE and GARDEN VIII be rented for four months
from June at 800 per month Apply 10 the ro'a'si '
H. ned MIA
New-York tribune., 1866-04-19

VNO LET-The three.story Brick HOUSE and LOT,
No 81 w.H Twentieth having .hrees soiy extension and
all the modem improvement 10 In complete order and suitable
IS. BLANCO, No. 10 SOstn Wiliamrsi.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-03-15
NORRIS FIRE AND INLAND INSURANCE CO.
$I2I,OOO Abstracted

AS the operations of this Company have been
quite extensive in this community, as vel as
throughout the West, the following statement from
The Insurance Monitor, Extra, Of Feb. 2stb will
be read with interest.
In our last number we stated that no complication
existed between the affairs of the Columbian and thp
Morris companies, which could in any way ip1nair
the capital or assets Of the latter company beyond
the 1act that during the first year OF the Morris If
was ofhcered by the same persons as the Columbian
and added 10 this, list OF the compapys assets s
reported 10 the superintendent which was Furnished
us by the ocers. and vouched for by the President
and Secretary as correct They stated also that the
funds We're actually In their possession The words
OF PRESIDENT Stansbury and Secretary Thomas ara
as 1t Is Wen known, accepted in this Community
IL seems however, that Messrs. Joseph Morrison and
Albert u Lee, members Of the Finance Committee
were permitted by Mr. Kirby, without the kn0vI
edge or consent Of the President to take 121 600 dol
lars OF 80 U > Treasury notes and deliver them 10
Mr. Albert u Lee, who substituted for them 121 on
dollars OF the Morris Fire and Inland Insurance cos
STOCK sun held IN the names of Joseph Morrison and
Albert y. Lee IN trust with a verbal UNDERSTANDING
however that they would in short time so arranos
matters as to return the Treasury notes This fhsy
JAILED TO DO as VIII be seen from perusal of the
superintendent statement.
How shall we designate this unwarrantable nro-
ceealng The Superintendent terms it ILLEGAL
taxing without the authority of the President .
winch Is the ml!dest phraseOlogy that could be en-
ployed TO describe the transaction Are not the FL
nance committee not only personally liable for the
amount aostracted, but also open prosecution for
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-03-15
Death Of Col. Bowers.
lFron, the New York World 9th

.ael EFFom the New. York World, eth
On Tuesday last, Gen. Grant and FCol.
Bowers, having Just returned from visit to
West Point, took the train down to New
York. Gen Grant had COTTON the car aud
seated himself, and was followed by Col
Bowers, who suddenly remembering that ahe
had left carpet bag behind, returned to
the railroad Office to procure it, and running
out to take the train which was in motion,
attempted to jump on board Of the third
car. Losing his balance, his body swung
around, and he was precipitated to the
ground between the platforms Of the two
cars, the train BY this time being i'll swift
motion. His clothing was torn instantly
to fragments, the wheels of the cars passing
over his body with releptless force, severing
the head, with the exception of a few liga-
ments of flesh, from the shoulders The
passengers in the train heard terrible
Shrek Of agony, the engine was reversed,
an ominous silence following There was
hurrying to and fro of the passengers to
discover the cause of the stoppage OF the
train. Gen Grant appeared on the plat
form, looking as calm and unimpassioued as
ever. The passengers and brakemen told
him that Col Bowers was dead. He simply
said 81 feared So" And in answer to an
other question ale was an estimable man
and officer" The body of poor Bowers was
discovered hanging where re struck, mu-
tilafed in frightful manner. The turn-rai
for two hundred feet was spattered with a
gory-red substance He had been dragged
all this distance by the revolutions Of the
wheels of the car. The surgeons. examined
The body. and reported vitality extinct
The remains were taken to Myers Hotel, a
short distance from the scene of the acciz
dent TAe right arl, was broken just above
the elbow, and the left arm Was entirely
severed from the bleeding trunk The body
was cut to pieces the wheel passing over
the head, carrying away portion of the
head and the right side of the face, only a
fragmentary portion of the lower jaw re-
manning to enable Gen Graut to recognize
tie person of his Adjutant General. The
wheel also made a grooved line through the
body lengthwise, with the exception of the
lungs, which remained untouched