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OPELOUSAS.

Leaves New Orleans EVERY WEDNESDAY, at s P. N
Washington EVERY SATURDAY at P.
YOR OPELOUsAs, WASHINGTON, FORT
Barre, Mouth of Bayou Rouge and ell intermediate
The regular New Orleans and opelousas Weekly Pack
steamer sonora, lin place the irene O. Hinckey
ter NJ Kpnison clerk will leave above For freight
passage apply to j. Z CARhINi Agent,
80 Old Leyes street,
VIRGINIUs C. DENTZEL, Advertising Aceul
N BThe Sonora will take passengers for any point tho
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at Quarantine.
schr Bella Arnett l6 days from Tampioo, to S
Fernandez eco
schr Emma, -, II days from Tampico to
l. Wense
Bark Cushing, Rogers, from Havana, l4th inst,
with 220O bxs sugar, 70 j B Murison SEQ
Schr Youmnia, Ryan, from Havana, 18th inst to
j B Murson &eo-Cargo, 430 boxes sugar to
Murison &co-99 do ] R Conner
Schr Aurora, -, from Vera Cruz
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s,.e, ~ nsoo se,i. Id lss8-bales .....,,.. ssB
ssseiyss since sSsgf ' Sis74s5 IS
s2&9l
Exported sines Saturday 5ls5i s
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TvHE ROSsIER BANNER Is PUBLISHED
weekly at Bellevue Bosser parish La at the following
terms:
Subscriptions, 81 per annum, invariably II advance
ApyERrIsEzENTs THE YEAR;
Business and professional cards OF oAe square eight
lines sl5 two SQUARES s25 three squas $685. qu arter Of
column, as; half column S65; whole eOlmn, $3.50
THE BANNER
ia thu only paper published in the parish of Rosser has
large circulation and is consequently EO advertising me.
alum for the merchants and business VI New orleans
the country in which published eulaed does large
business with the city, Address,
". H. sCANLAND,
Editor and Proprietor Boszlsr Banner, Rolevus La
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NEW YORg<.
AEw YORK MALL STEAMSHIP oUAPAHZ.
. STAB LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
EoE NEW xORK DIREUE-THE NEW
and splendid sidewhesl stsamBhips-- ..... .....
MORNING STAR .2fOg tons. Nelson, Commander.
EVENING STAR. 20l5 Delaney, COnmssdsr.
GUIDING STAR. 80. 1896 tons. Berry, Commander
RISING STAR. $500 tons. ...---, Commander.
The new and hrst-class steamships
MISSISSIPPI. poo TONS. Furbur Commanding
MERRIMAoK.. 1000 tons. Vansire, Commanding
AARIPosA. tons. Quick, Commanding
MONTERREY. loo tons. Whitman Commanding.
The and drst-class steamship
49,. MsripOsa.
1910 tons,
WIN leave the cOpany's Wharf foot of Jackson Square,
SATURDAY, August IL, at zPL
The composed of the largest elegant
ships which have built In this any hos
line They every respect cited for service and the
upon which they Their accommodations
are excsed by those of other In the world
RF-PASsAGE AT REDUCED RATES.
Freight will recesi ~ the 0ompsnys warehouse the
landing all times duns business hours sud the Companys
rates fer freight viii siags 30 ss al og by any othsI
line
FOR freight or passage spply a..
]. NJ couRrENAY, Agent
55Ooroudelet street.
NEW YORK, BALTIMORE, AND HAVANA
To sail on SATURDAY, August 4th at o'clock P. N.
THROUGH TICKETS TO NEW YORK $50.
FOR NEW YORK, BALTIMORE, KEY WEST
AND HAyANA-The magnificent ocean steamship
Liberty,
Balm, Commander,
OF the Baltimore and New Regular Line, will sail
wharf foot of Jackson street. Fourth District pune
uay as above carrying the United States Mails and ticket
ing passengers through to New York
For speed safety and this unsurpassed
Her cabin spacious and her Stateooms elegantly Furnished
combining all the modern Improvements.
saterooms can be application at the Office of the
Agents
No freight received after IL O'Clock day of sailing.
Freight taken for Philadelphia and through bills Of lsding
signed therefor.
freight passage for Havana Baltimore, apply to
wlTHLRSPooE d HALsEY,
90 Carondelet street.
CREEyY, MCPHERSON CO.,
Corner Gravier and Caroudelet streets.
CRoMwELl's NEW YORK AND NEW ORLEANS
STEAMSHIP LINE.
To sad on SUNDAY, August 5th at A NJ
EHOR NEW YORK DIRECT-THE FAST
and regular steamship
Geo. Cromwell,
E. E. VAIL, Commander,
will leave her wharf foot Toulouse street. Second District
above.
First Cabin Passage .,.,,..,......,....., $50.
For freight passage apply to
ALFRED MoULTON,
Al Carondeiet street,
APALACEIICO
To sail on TUESDAY 3ist inst, at s r.M
EoR APALACMICOLA DIRECT TIKI
| tas+ssilng steamship =...#-
TappahannOck,
j. H HUoKINs, Commander,
viii positively above, from Post Is First District
For freight or passage apply to
MERRITT, DUNHAM, McE1NNELL CO.,
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ReIow-ComInE Up.
Ship Lisbon Curtis, 81 days from New York, to
master
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DAILROAD IRON

We wish to purchase 500 100 Tons Old or second
good quality FLAT RAILS. PARTIES having this de
strip wishing dispose If ssme please
nieste with u.s. stating quantity qss y, condition and price
put on board ship at this Eort
LoNqsTBEET, OWEN CO.
81 Unioa street.
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LAFOURCHE.

REaUh1R COAST AND BAYOU LAFoURoHE PACKET
ONCE A WEEK.
a.. leaves every SATuRDRN at 3 A.
steav4sr j. Nj. SHARP-HENkY sTREOK Master, Jos.
DALFERFS, Clerk.
ktOR THEBODAUXyHLR4E PAINTCouRT-
y willie NApoa0vile DOnaldsOnvie and all intermediate
coast landings-Wil leave regularly above.
The j. NJ Sharp will give particular attention to coast
freight and passengers and will in trade
nenty. For freight or passage apply bonrd.
g. Shippers in all responsible for the payment
! of freight. ]. S. RELF A TchoupitoulRs street.
VTRGINIUS O. DBNTzEIi, Advertising Agent,
The j. n Sharp viii take all freight through 70 Laskport q
usual,
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PATTON ROUGE ADVOCATE,
| THE BEST MEDIUM FOR COUNTRY ADVERTISING
| in the State, outside Of New Orleans,
| Mercantile Cards inserted at Low PRICES.
Subscriptions and advertisements received direct at %
or BY mail accompanied by the cAsH
JIM TAYLOR Proprietor
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Of yielding to the petition of the Attorney General Tor di"o

lutien Of the ComIssy.
Aud il 10 that Mr. Kirby Other person. has
been retained chi assistant IN the Rece'versip
inquiry for motives OF parties related to this whole
business the stock holders and creditors OF this
CORPORATION notice that the proceedings taken to hinder me-
the discharge myduies Receiver have occurred IN
part in suit commenced by Nv Daniel W. Teller Zone Of the
tirners Of tins card IN the complaint IN which action he
syyears THAT thu said Company in about May 1862 prr
chased about thousand shares OF its stock at the pce
of one hundred and twenty thousand dollars pHd for the
sa out of capital and not out Of its surplus prohts
He was, AZ least, well qualified to know such fact At
that time had connection OF any Kind with the Com
many IN nav be that the motives actusting others than
be quite as controlling with them ,bes.e to and
enjoy salary be with officer OF an in
corpora "a company may edd the fact in regard TO salaries
by these gentlemen IN Their Card that at the close OF
tie CoppIny kr Joseph MorrieUn Genera! AGENT for
and had been for months receiving and enjoy
the Company aud also ten per cent commission on
premiums received in his Agency; and by Mr..
Barnes Report appears tHt Of The 200 OF the Com
paws stock owned by the Company, b Joseph Morrison
eyeed take $1,000 In payment for that amount 81 com
missions claimed be dge him for premiums collected at the
psny gave him their check (No i3 for SLIGO IL, with
which he paid the Company for The 72 Of the Company
stock which vas transferred TO him from himself IN trust on
the 9th day Of February. 1906
In the facts stated In the affidavit OF Mr. Harness, dated
March 1866 and published in The Tin Of the 18th inst that
offered all facilities for the inspection Of the books papers,
documents and securities Of the sid Company and Swing
testimony under oath its cond lion and affairs and that
deponent believe that facts were suppressed
entries concealed rea ing TO tho condition and al
fairs of tic saia Company parties nterestod perhaps
find an explanation the hostility TO me as Receiver and the
+. a. STANSBURY.
New.York March I6 1866.
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Corporation Notices.
STREET DEPARTMENT..

STREET DEPARTMENT..
EEw.YoRK, March IL, 1906.
CHANGE OF GRADE.-PUBLIC NOTICE
~ hereby given that proposition. for the following Inn
pending before the Board Of Aldermen viz
To change the grade OF orthst between Broadway and
Centre and Of Em-st between Pearl and Leonards Maps
showing proposed charge of grade be th
office.
All interested in the foregoing mentioned change OF
grades and wing thereto requested TO present
the same in writing to the undersigned, this Office
fore the Both day Of March 1906 Dated Street Department
March IT, 1866, CHARLES o. CORNELL,
Street Commissioner,
No. 2JT Broadway.
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NOTICE.-Application having been made to
In the NETWORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD Co. to
issue DUPLICATE BONDS In place Of first Mortgage
Bonds OF said Company Numbers S 5nS 1928 sos which
we're lost May 10 lsGa notice hereby given that said Com
pany will issue said Duplicate Bonds alter six weeks from
date hereot-Dated Feb. ], 1866.
TIiOS. SADLER
No. II Wall st.. New.York.
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PROPOSALS FOR
$4,000

1.-THE WATER STOCK OF THE CITY OF NETWORK
OF THE YEAR 1870"
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the ComptrOl
leIs Office until Saturday. March "a, 1866 at o'clock p
m, when tho viii be publicly opened for the whole or
any part the sum of OF The Water Stock Of the
City NewYork of year 1872" authorized by chapter 80
Of the laws Of 1912 and amended by chapter 1903 laws of 1866
The said stock win bear interest at the rate Of six per cent
rer annum payable quarter yearly. and the principal viii DO
redeemed on the 1T day Of November, 1879.
The proposals. will state the mount Of stock desired aud
the price per one hundred dollars thereof and the persons
whose proposals accepted will therupon be required to
deposit with the Chamberlain ofthe City the awarded to
them respectively.
On presenting the Comptroller the receipts OF the Cham
berlan for such deposits the parties will be entitled to
ceye certificate, for equal amounts of the par value Of the
stock bearing interest from the dates OF plyments
Each proposition should be sealed and Endorsed Proposals
for the Water Stock Of the City OF NewYok Of the year
1897 and ineossd In second envelope addressed to the
Comptroller
The right e'ervcd,o reject any or all the bids the in
teress Of the Corporation require II.
MATTHEW T. BRENNAN, Comptroller.
CTR OF SKw YORK DEPARTMENT OF FIyAycE,
OYylC =.
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sl,8i3,+01 -
There are no losses doe and unpaid claims in dispute
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
JOSEPH p. COLLINS CHARLES +. BILL
JAMES SUDAN JOHN ;. PHELPS,
JAMES MARSH CLINTON GILBERT.
JOHN j. CISCO WILLIAM b. BOLLES.
ISAAC 4. STORM, HANSON X. CORNING,
CHAS NJ CONNOLLY JOHN G. BALDWIN,
THOMAS c. DOREMUS, EDWARD MINTURN,
r. WUEELWRIGHT, AUGUSTUS II. WARD,
WILSON O. HUNT JAMES GALLATIN,
DAN II. ARNOLD, JEREMIAH y. ROBINSON,
W. r. VERMILYE, CHARLES p. LEyERlCH,
WILLIAM TUCKER, WILLIAM N. HALsrED,
SHEPHERD KNAPP, HENRY w FORD,
EDWARD ). CLARK, APOLLOs X. WETMOBE.
ISAAC n. PHELPS. FREDERICK SHELDON.
JOSEPH p. COLLINS President
n. G. DE GROOT. Acusry. JOHN EADIE, Secretary.
JAMES W. O. CLEMENTS, u. d.. Medical Examiner.
WILLIAM DETMoLD, III. d., Consulting Physician
J. B. OATES, General Agent and JAMES STEWART
HENRY PERRY. ALBERT o. WILCOX. A. WHITNEY.
HIRAM p. CROZIER GRENVILLE H. BENSON.
CHARLES NoRTHsHlELD, J. J. WHITNEY, WILLIAM
H. WILSON, II. r. wINsLow. S. s. ANDERSON,
JAMES C. BAYLES, and QUACkENBOSS BROTHERS,
Local 4 gents in the City Of New.York and vicinity
rSNew and important plans OF Life Insurance have been
sdop,ed by this Company. See the new Prospectus.
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DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE, CoMrTRoLLzns OFFICE. !
NEW YORK March u.s. 1866.
DOCKS and SLIPS, MARKET CELLARS,
~ and other PROPERTY belongng to the Cooperation OF
the City Of New.York. TO BE LEASED at PUBLIC AUG
Notice IL hereby given that the Comptroller WILL
TUESDAY the 7th day Of April 1885, at II O'Clock q,
the City Hall Lease bids Public Auction Docks and
Slips Msrket.cears and other Corporation property, for
term OF years. from the lst day OF May, 1866.
Catalogue, the description location, and terms Of
SALE may be had application 10 tie Collector Of City Reve
nue. this office BY order Of the Commissioners. Of the
Sinking Fund.
MATTHEW 7. BRENNAN, Comptroller.
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CTPREME CoURT.-In the matter OF the

CUPREME COURr.--In the matter OF the
alton 81 tho Mayor Aldermen and tommonalty OF
the CIV Of SewYork relative to the NlDENlNb and IN
TENDfNG OF ANN rTKEEr aud FULTON-STREET. in the
City Of NewYokPursusut 90 statutes IN such case m,de
md dd tho Mayor Aldermen and Comm onaty Of the
City OF New orb HEREBY give notice that they niendo APP
py 10 The Supreme Court Of the siss OF Ne".i ora
Special Tenn said Court be held u The City Hal In tho
civ OF New on SATURDAY the 2ith day OF March
1885, the opening Of the Court that day. or 10 soon there
after counsel be heard Tor the appointment OF Comn,
sose OF Estimate and Assessment IA thr above enra mat
ter thai tho mature and extent the improvement hereby in
tended IL the Wild ming and extending Il Annreet and Fu
in said city in manner following thai 10 say on
the northery side Anntreet between Pafkow aud WI
street md both sides Of Ann street between william
and Gold street, also both sides Of De-
tween Wismr,et and Ry der alley also on tho souhery
aide OF Futonsreet between Ryder alley and Wateree
and on the nouhrry side Of Fulton street between 'front.'
street and Souihec In the City Of NewYok q. laid down
and delneated certain map made by Edward boye, Chy
Surveyor tile Ia the office Of the Clerk OF the Common
Council VI the City Of New New February
u, 1866. RICHARD VDohMAN,
10 the CORPORATION.
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CIR OF SRw YORK DEPARTMENT OF krSAscE,l
COxPrEoLLKRs OFyICK, March H. 1886. !

CUPREME COURT.-In the matter Of the
- application Of IN. Mayor. Aldermen and Commonaty Of
the Cry of New ors, relatve TO the WIDENING OF
BROADWAY Tor Blooming dac Road between fry seven,h
and Fy ninth.tree.s in the City Of New fork-PuIsuan
10 statutes such made and provided The Mayor Alder
men and Commonay Of the City Of Newio hereby give
notice 'h. they intend TO sppy 70 the Supreme Court OF the
State New York al Special Term OF sid QUIZ 20 be bold
az the City Hall IN the City Of New-fork Saturday.
the 24h Day Of March, 1876 at the opening o. the Court on
that day thereafter Counsel be heaid Tor the
appointment 81 Commioner. Il Estls,e and Asessuent
IN the aboveend matter that tho nature and extent Of the
Improvement hereby utended ia The widening OF Broadway
tor Boominrdie Rosd between tuiyseyenth and Fifty
ninth streets. ia ~. City Of NswYoTk In manuer following
that /. sly: beginning At point on the easiory Ine or
80. Of Broadway Tor Boomingjse Road di,snt Is feet
nche, norhcry lfo the nof,hery line OF side OF
snh and running thence uorhey aud parallel Will,
soveu,hsy 70 point on the .outhery lie ofnde OF
N uuth distant i've hundred feet westerly from The
westerly line side Of said seventh avenue theme. westerly
the present caey ius side Of broidSy tor Blooming
dale Road and thence sogihraey along said last mentioned
!. 10 the poin, or pacr OF beginning.
Pursuant TO the provision. Of the Net Of TIE Legsatnre OF
the peop- Of s'ar Of Newiors entitled An Act author
IL ~ the Mayor Aldermen and CommoLaiy Of the ty OF
New York 20 widen Broadway tor Boomnst.e Road be,
tween fy,ryenih and fy tntlrstfeets, in tho Ciy oil
NewYors passed April -, lss7-Dsied New,iofi fooIu'
srx m Ie56 RICHARD OGORMAN,
Counsel 10 the Corpora Ion.
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nlarble nlantcls.

MARBLE MANTELS-NOw is the time to
wi purchase Man,els very ehsspi 200 Man.ss on hand,
which will be sold OF very low prices. A. kLAREKS Mar
bio Works. No. 100 East Esheenths, near Thsdave' NJ
Y. Cut this out.
MARBLE and MARBLEIZED SLATE
WI MANrLES-REaOVAL-T.B d. STEWART has re-
moved his Marble aud Slate Mantle from III lanai
st. to No 6OJ SXTlI-AVE at the Junction OF Broadway
MARBLE MANTELS, Floor-Tiing, Monu-
nents Head.tones ScCan be purchased at whossis
price,, large aud weasort.d stock FISHER BIRD
steam Marble Works Nos " 10 100 East ionstons.
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ONLY DIRECT LINE to FRANCE.
" THE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY's
MAIL STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN NETWORK AND
HAvRE, CALLING AT BREST
The splendid vessels this favors route for the
Continent will sail from Pier No. so North River follow;
WASHINGTON. Surmont SATURDAY, April 7.
PEREIRE, Ducnesn- SATURDAY, April II.
NAPOLEON III, Bocsude, SATURDAY, Mays.
LAFAYETTE. Lemsrie SATURDAY May H.
PRICE OF PASSAGE. IN GOLD.
FIRST CABIN Sl33 SECOND CABIN, ESQ
Including table wine for either class
Passengers intending land brest will be furnished here
with railroad coupon tickets aud their baggage checked to
Paris at an additional charge Of IS for and 81 for second
class.
Medical ATTENDANCE free Of eh1rga
GEO MACKENZIE, Agent.
(Removed from No. 7 TO No. SO broadwsy)
AT Paris 10 Boulevard dss Cspuoines lOrsnd Ho.elL
At iIavre Wa. ISELlN co.
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EOR CALIFORNIA via NICARAGUA
l. EXTRAORDINARY LOW PRICES.
First Class Second Class Third Class.
500 to S17J. 1928. 500.
THROUGH TO SAN FRANCISCO. -
THE CENTRAL AMERICAN TRANSIT COMPANY
having placed tine steamboat on LAKE NICARAGUA,
A PROMPT AND RELIABLE TRANSIT,
will dispatch the fast and elegant steamship
SANTIAGO De CUBA,
JERRY II. SMITH, esq, Commander,
on TUESDAY March 90 at noon, from Pier NO. - North
River foot Of Warrens. at the above
EXTRAORDINARY LOW PRICES.
For passage apply early by mail in person. at No III
d. N. CARRINGTON, Agent.
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NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD.-Tr

NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD.-Trains leave
foot OF Cortlaudt st. for PHILADELPHIA and ll:o
M IL m and o. NJ, and II midn sh; for BALrIxoRR
and WARRINGTON. ct aud q m, and Rmidnisn6
MORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD COM
wi PANY-Foot Of BsrclayE.-On and AMER Nov. ~
Morning mail for Hscketsown and intermediate sta
tons will Iesvs $50 Mail Express for all stafioas
veal of Milburn ct 10 D. IN. Morristown Express
3. SCHOCH. Assistant Superintendent
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A RARE .CHANCE-A Lamp and Zero.
"A sens on sTOHE for $500 lss than its value; sasc
tory resson for selling Call at No. 81 Bowrry.
DARTNER-WANTED A PHYSICIAN to
take interest In private medical and surgical Office
doing good business Call DIR. King. No. GO Broadway
Houston.st.. immediately.
THO CAPITALISTS.-A SILENT PART
NER, with about $4,000, WANTED. to contribute to
establishing PAPER MANUFACTORY South in an excel
lent locality where there ia abundance Of waterpowrr
plenty Of stock cheap bor and every prospect VI splendid
results. Address with real name, ID. IT., Tribune Office
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Ocean Cleaners.

DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
THROUGH LINE TO CALIFORNIA
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAIL,
leave Pier No. a. North River foot OF Canslst at O'CLOCK
noon the h 1h and 2t OF every month texcept when
fall Sunday, and then the preceding Sstuf
day.. for AsPINWALL, connecting via Panama Hallway
with Of The Companys steamship from Panama iof
SAN FRANCISCO. touching at ACAPULCO
MARCH.
ls-ARlZONA, connecting with GOLDEN CITY.
lOth-HENRY CHAUNCEY. connecting with ST. LOUIS.
Plat -NEw-YORh. connecting with SACRAMENTO.
Departures Let and 2ls connect at Panama with steamers
for SOUTH PACIFIC PORTS; LIST and 18th for CEN
TRIAL AMERICAN PORTS Those Of the lSs touch at
Baggage checked through One Hundred Pounds allowed
each adult
An experienced Surgeon on board Medicines and attend
free.
For Passage Tickets or further information, apply at the
Compsny's Ticket Office the Wharf foot OF Canal st..
f. w @. BELLOWS, Agent.
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T ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.-Trains leave
~ Jsmerslip, New.York. a. follows:
$500 a. m. Gssenpor Mail, stopping ss al Stations.
ii 90 a. H. for Syosset. -
3OOp M Yaphsnk Expies and to Greenpor on sssurdsyA
40Op nj. Syosset Express.
500 p. m for Fsrmingdale
Trains for Roslyn and Glen Head leave at 9:ooa NJ snS
4 100 D. M. changing cars at Alineols.
K. WHITE, Superintendent.
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New.York. March 16. 1866.
CTATEAiENT

y OF THE
UNITED STATES LIFE INSURANCE CO.,
IN THE CITY OF NETWORK,
No. 40 WALL ST.,
FOR THE YEAR 1865.
Assets, lst January ,J0&823 IS
RECEIPTS.
Premiums and Charge for Policies. Si2l,372 ~
Interest Premium on Gold, Ic.,... 1895 al
64o,s7s 90
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erie RAILwAY.-Trains leave Depot foot

ERIE RAILWAY.-Trans leave Depot fooo
~ of Chsmbersst. via. Pavona Ferry;
M. Day Express for Cansndai,us Rochester Budsid
salamanca aud West Connects at Buffalo with Lake shore
and Grand Trunk Railways aud at Salamanca with Atlantic
aud Great Western Railway. ~ 80
$3.50 a. IN. Milk ard Way Train. daily, to Oisvils.
10 q IN, Express Mail, for Buffalo. Salamanca ana Duns
kirk connecting with Lake Shore aud Atlantic and Greed
Western Railways -
Ipm Way Train, for Port Jervis and Newbursa.
5p Might Express for Canandaigaa- Rochester Buhhe
Salamanca. and West.
sp M Lightning Express daily for Cansndasus Roesss
Buffalo with Lake Shore and Grand Trunk Railway. and u
3D. M, Engrant Train daily Tor Buffalo Salamanca. Dun'
kirk and West "
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HUGH RIDDLE. Genl SUIT, New Yer
VIZ. r. BARR, Cenl Pass Agent, New-York.

ROAD-On and after Monday JAM 1866 trains for Al.
bany Troy connecting with Northern aud Western trains
will leave New.York o. follows:
40 a m via Hudson River Railroad Thlrtleth.st. and
Tenth.ave.. connecting with trans Cor North and West
10 via Hudson River Railroad connecting with North
ern aud Western trains.
II a. M. via Harlem Railroad Twenty six hs. and Fourth
ave-, connecting with trains for North and West.
3s5 m via Hudson River Railroad connecting at Troy
with train for Montreal with sleeping cars attached
AIS D. m. Wis Harlem Railroad connecting at Albany VIII
Western trains aud Troy with R. and s. aud T. and b
roads for points North, with sleepinscsrs attached.
6p vi. Hudson River RAILROADS seepinscsr from New
York to Buffalo aud Suspension Bridge without change. Also
10 Montreal via Saratoga. This train Sundays.
10 D. M via Hudson River Railroad with sleeping sf.
tached connecting q. Albany and Troy with morning ans
for North and West. 49,