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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-08-02
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Evrvy rot'ts isay ara gsnsIeulsn u. me rniFea
ysEt&ge W refnrn Hsall Etre ~ shAgge by ssdreN
ssns ne andersaesisd. Thpas HAVING fears pf be-
tns huns5ags n will ehllse ~ nat Noticing tbs
essa Asfsthvrs will FssHee aasfsvss their oTtaasn
swfy&nft THuS. r. CHAPMAN,
ss4A~8ea9NlTs 81 EsS kass%~&. Ngw Yeti.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-08-02

10 ]. MUELLER, 10 his new Gallery,
is aow prepared 10 do all work in bis line
in the highest style Of the art. His Pho
tographs, Ambrotypes, Porcelain Pic
lures, &C., are the best made, and are
even new, better than those for which
hs received the frst premium last year at
shs DatFics aad County Fairs. OLD pie
lures are copied and enlarged also paint
ed II desired, .a.-s
GIVE him. i call, II yoa want really
fms pictures at reasonable prices. Sat-
isFaetion guaranteed. no8f.
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-08-02

KD.-~TAs IIsrndon House nc
omaha desires % suploy sAEre good
fgirls--swe In tbs lasadry and oae IS
chanbernaid. Tbs highest wages GO.
las wall be paid. apply sonn.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-08-02

j. hugLIxas at the inperial GALLERY,
keeps nsw and sseond hand planos for
Gale. n8lE
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-08-02
Emlgrants 4 Miners

Are smxi&aa Ia &x#sRise Haw kteck before ma kinx
eusExsa 81 theEr uutAta aag hnve tax en speei III
psinE Ia pgaTAde4 F9esi tkR3f wankss
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q. 81. 90 -
nas uooE Eaat facfmr fssfnss Kaa~ss Er#A&#@y.
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-08-02
DIR. RIGEI.nW

Is the only FAisyefaa, a. q So C.
iat!st- uow IA Chicago that can e
entirely Relied upun 10 TO him,
aud not suffer that horrible. DIS =.
ease 10 EemAlh Ia your system,
dssfSurlBE your face and body, be-
Sidrs destroying y0TF hEpp!uess
and future prospects of life, lie
has made PRIVATE DISEASE
ADD ucryags debility his
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-08-02

THEeE RTTTERs ARE PREPARED N PURM
l Boarbon whl&ksy, from combination Of oTas
twanty dlzsrnnt kiIafa Of Taota banks and herb&,
which act 10 perfect egceTf oae with The ofheT prs.
pared from rae original forraata given by th4 great
shiel Bed jacket to Dr. Chaplin who assd thssa a@c~
scafplly Ia hts practice Fur nany ycArs and by thaar
gznsa great popularity IN the sreatmeas and
care Of Dyspepsia Lssg CamplaiHt, patton ssk
&ad Nervous Headache, Fersr and Agua1 and ell dis
sFsng frnsn saFpid hser and ndlgessic@. Per-
sasFn ffu@s eSfhar al thrse eathsozas atseses
will hnd BIZ the Use IT tAsar Btters, which are
perfectly pore and free from ali thtss drugs and ps4
asasliy pas sp 81 such prssaratos. and palnssS
"a - HasnSrsctihg pahle. sszaa trial viii eeas
fsncs tbs Hssst skspSical that IN the RED JACKET
there sistaa that ns othar Bitssss posses.
Thsy strengthen and jnyigogais lac sypfsm.
ThsFArs nneaaaIied EsF general asblltsy.
Thsy are enrs for DyApagsta-
ThsT gixs god and hsalthy appesitss
They assist Digestion.
They parley ths breath and aesssy q thu sseasAsa
They care DsaFghma and Cholera hoxbna.
They ara "A aniIasss 10 shangs % wstsr aad dies.
Thsy are shS best stirMmaaat in axsstssaess
Thes szs q preventative of Fever sad Agsa.
Thar s1lisye Canz4ipasinn.
Thsy cure EeTvrus HsaAarhe,
Lacy are IserfscEiy pzrs sz4 palstabaa1
me gsaafne RED ara snsy saaa
b quart bottiss asHsr by TIE sallaa gaast plat.
sss that car Pgvass eoEszznaza sssasp b aahTaksa
sT@r eaeh cork
SOD by Ill drsggisss aud ssssess tarsagaesa ne
SANITY
Cal isr BED Jacket and take 10 eshss
Ekgca7arg 30 szG tEAds snfsgtfed On apEsSessEaas
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-08-02

Fok SALE.-A Dwelling House with
six good rooms, FOR sale b.
J.P. CAsAfsY,
may 2IdEwlf Real Es1aGs Agent.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-03-25

they performed all this service with
out adequate compensation, being
paid in funds that had local value
only, and which subsequently became
worthless; that nearly all their
depots and other property were de-
stroyed, and their assets rendered
unavailable or OF no value, as the
result of the war, and the fact of the
disorganized condition Of labor, and
difficulty of inspiring confidence in
capitalists, and negotiating loans,
while the Southern States occupy
their present status toward the Gov
ernment of the United States -
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-03-25

The Israelites, on q certain occa-
sion, wearied of waiting for their
leader, exclaimed: cas- for this Moses,
that brought us up ont Of the land of
Egypt, we wot not what has Become
of him." Let us hope that the mo-
den Moses president Johnson) is
only tarrying in the mountains.
Memphis Post
The inpatient iraelites, while wait
ing for Moses, made and worshipped
as an idol a brazen calf! And when
Moses did come down, he waxed
wroth, ";lnd there fell of the people
that day about three thousand men. :"
How do office-holders like the pa
.rallel?-Rgclsmond Dispatch
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COMFORT AT FUNERALS. The prt

COMFORT AT FUNERALS. The pro-
gress of luxury is rapid especially
in New York. \ company advertises
that they have q convenient and
beautiful cemetery near that city; that
it is reached by railroad; that the cars
are warmed in cold weather, so that
mourners suffer no exposure; that, in
fact, they have introduced all the mo-
dern improvements, and can under
take to bury the dead in the shortest
time and in a style which leaves no.
thing to be desired in the way of
ease, rapidity and comfort Compe-
tition may be the life of trade; but it
is slightly shocking to have that life
carried up to the gates of the grave.
Boston T'anscript.
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The correspondent of the New York
Times, writing from the city of Mexi-
co, says:
"Mr. Saillard arrived here a few
days ago. His dispatches, it is said,
were delivered verbally. They con-
sisted in these very few words The
Emperor, my master, wishes to come
to some understanding for the with
drawal of his army The answer was
as short as unexpected Let the
Emperor Napoleon withdraw his
troops; the sooner the better. This
was q poser, and Mr. Saillaad is likely
to go back with flea that he will
transmit to the ear of his master.
Accordingly, Mr.. Saillard took the
back track, and arrived in New York
last Monday night.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-03-25

AsScANTY AS THE GEORGIA COSTUME.
A newspaper correspondent, describ-
ing the costume of Il belle at recent
ball, says: ''Miss r., with that re-
pugnance to ostentation in dress which
is so peculiar to her sex, was attired in
a simple white lace collar, fastened
with @ neat pearl button solitaire. -
The Raleigh Shu.du'dshas ceased
as q daily paper, and is only coming
out now trirweekly.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-03-25
Europe not Alarmed by Bancroft

The Hon. George Bancroft has Il
reason to feel complimented by til
reception which his memorial oratioA
of Mr.. Lincoln has received in
Europe. In the Grafton, it will be
remembered, he directed little atten-
ton to the subject of his address, but
paid his respects principally to the
effete and barbarian Governments of
Europe. There was scarcely one of
them which he did not arraign as
guilty of high crimes and misde-
meanors against humanity; he pluck
ed all the feathers out of the Aus
trlan eagle; cut the comb of the
Gallo cock, and belabored the British
king of beasts till there ought not to
have been left q whole bone in his
body. We confess that we felt some
apprehensions of the effects in
Europe of such q furious assault
upon nearly the whole of civilized
Christendom in the presence Of it's
representatives assembled in the
council halls of the nation to do
honor to the memory of the late Pre-
sident of the United States. We
feared that it might complicate the
relations of this country with the
rest of the universe, and that it
might become necessary for the Pre-
sldent to call for 100000 volunteers
to defend American soil from the
vengeance aroused by Bancroft's
thunderbolts But we are aereeably
surprised by the fortitude and com
posure manifested by unhappy Europe
under this dire infiction. We have
not heard that the Emperor of Aus
tr1a has deemed it necessary to make
u levy en- medSse of his subjects, nor
that Napoleon has sent additional re-
Inducements to Mexico, whilst Eng
land treats the whole subject with
what looks like scornful indifference.
Doubtless, this is the result of fear,
though it looks very much like con-
tempt. The London Times, that
great organ of the public sentiment
of Europe, speaks coolly of MIR. Ban
croft as "a mischievous old man.
The British Lion has treated the chi
valrous Bancroft precisely as the lion
described by Cervantes treated the
valiant Knight of La Mancha. That
mirror of chivalry approached the
lion i'll his cage, inviting him to come
forth and try conclusions in mortal
combat, but the only response was
change of position on the part of the
lion, who lazily raised himself up,
approached the open door of the
cage, turned round and lay down
again, presenting his rear to the face
of the challenger.
We trust Mr.. Bancroft will feel
animated by this encouraging result
to resume his historical labors, giving
us history of the British Lion from
his beginning to his latter end.
Richamond DispMch.
ANOTHER EREEnA1EnS,s g, RI-pr Az Rur
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ANOTHER FREEDMEN s BUREAU Bill.
The announcement is made that Sc
nator Doolittle is preparing Freed
mems Bureau Bill, which will ha1-
monize with the views of the Pre-
sident. We are not positively adj
vised who is at the head of the
movement, but, undoubtedly, efforts
are making to frame q bill which will
be acceptable to Congress as we'll as
the President. The whole question
continues to furnish subject OF
much vexation i'll COMMITTEES CIRCLES,
and the country would feel sense OF
relief if settlement could be speedily
arrived ut.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-03-25

ACTION OF THE SUPREME COURT.
Yesterday, i'll regular order of bust
ness, the case of Newell, appellant,
as. Norton, ibellant-a case in admi-
rally, arising upon boat collision in
1858. on the Mississippi River, was
called under the order referred to,
and the Court entered upon the
merits of the case as of course.
The laws of the United States are
in unobstructed operation throughout
all the States, and therefore the
practical constitutional relations of
the several States, so far as they con-
Germ the Executive branch, are re-
stored. To this may now be added
a second of the three coordinate
branches, the Judiciary. The other
Of the great tripod Of the nation is
still out of practical relation-the
Legislature or Congress.
National hatsAigence,'.
Half Il ton of silver has been re-
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-03-25
A tender tetc-a-tcte loses half its 81

A tender tetc-a- tcte loses half its c
II the sweet words of either party
mated with fragrant breath. Sozo(
the only article that will assure thiA.
slderatum by keeping the teeth speckles
the gums healthy, the whole mouth !
and undefled. 1t literally embalms
dental substance, preserving it from ID
through life. Use it daily. Will find
O1ea s11ra
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Local Items.

CASH. terms for subscriptiou. a,j
vertisinS and job work are cash, W. hope
all parties will bear this in mind.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-03-25

a destructive fire occurred at
Jacksonville, Florida, on the 11th,
which destroyed the Office of the
5aeksonBs 5a;1a;n Y U"i0" and two other
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-03-25

THE WEEKLY GLEANEE.-Thu regular
publication of this paper will be postponed
II few weeks. Persons desirous Of sub
scribing, will please forward Tie money at
once. Terms 81 a wear.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-03-25

a negro named Essex Waker was
hung in Augusta, on the stant,
for the murder Of DIR. sAoe,
sof Burke County. 20
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-03-25

Half ton of silver has been re-
ceived from Idaho by New York
firm
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-03-25

IHE BURNING OF COLUMBIA An u,;.r-|
estinS account OF the ''Sauk and Dcs. rue
ton OF the City of Columbia. :. e.. - l,a:
just been issued, i'll pamphlet form. from
the PhGmir steam power press Orders
can be tiled to any extent
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-03-25

RELIGIOUS SERVICES This DAY.--Irinity
Church Rev. p. !. Sharul. 104 a. IN. and
81 p. III.
Presbyterian Church Rev. Geo. Howe.
lo3 Il. III. and 33 p. m.
Baptist Church Rev !. J.. REYNOLDS. 10A
a, NJ. Rev. +. &. Gage, 3! p. m.
st. Peters Church-Rcv. J. J. O'Connel
103 a. IN. and 3! p. m.
Lutheran Church Rev. l.%i:. Rude. lO4
4. M.
Christ Church Lecture Room -Ecv. MI
Prlnsle, 1o3 a. m and 3. p. IN. ]
Marion Street Church-Rev. +. G. Ga.S
lo! 4. m. Rev. VIM. Martin, 81 p. m.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Attention is cS
cd to the following advertisements w,,A
are published this morning for the ff
time
Edward Sill-A Card.
J: A. Enslow & Co. Cotton FactorS
Miss NJ. l.. C.-Sitnation Wanted. !
\. and II. O. kinsler-ExecutorsI
"A. Solomon-Great Attraction.
Shivcr Il Beckham at Ia
Calnan & kreuder- Family Groccf
j. l.. Boatwright- ht-Administrat's J
Nomination of DR.. Sill for Mayoy.
Turner Il Fahey-Dissolution
John H. Wilson-Kentucky Mules
A. r. PhiIliDs-Varicty Sale
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-10
Movements OF ocean steamers.
~ NJ u nn
WHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NETWORK. .
Cleared.

Cleared.
Steamship E. soudsr Lockwood Charleston Livng'.oa Iss
X Co.
Steamship Livingston Baker Savannah Ll'ingsu rsa
L Co.
steamship Leo Dearborn. savannah. Murray ferr, Co
Steamship SsIsh PedTick Wilmington y C.. Arthur Lessy
Steamship ri Cid Hobart Newborn. {. GoOdspeed.
steamship Fairbanks. Hunter. Bost' a. ". 7. Clyde.
Giovanni AUST F. Oaowck, Befssf, Slocoych Smith
Bark Rachael Merton. Cow Bay. Brett, Son 4 Go.
Bark Gropheyo.in Meek Rio JaIero Funch MnStt
Wendt
BARK Baltimore (Prus. Meyer, Baltimore Cha Lulng CO.
Brig Naiid Richardson Cnilrsos Maehias. Tucker Loo
bon.
Schr Bay State. Hsr Boston Racket Tooker Taylor
Schr Alsthes Martin Corpu, Chri.L Van Brunt Son;
Sanderson BF Carroll Lingan, H. J. DeWof Ca
Sloop Globe, Young New Haven. Rscks Tooker Taylor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-10
NETWORK and NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD.
1866 SUMMER ARRAN0EMEEE i6i
COMMENCING JULY .. 100
Passenger In New.YorE 1wentvsevenih ana
Entrance twenty seyeninsL

TRAINS LEAVE EEWYOhh:
For New Haven 100 800 (Ex.,l llJDA Rl5, fErJ 5W
On AS. 40 and eco (Ex,Dpm -.
For Bridgeport. 100 800, (kTJ I'D 4 M Rl5, tkrpI wv
HI.1 3t5, 80 and 800 tfn.l p.
For Milford and StratlOrd 10 li.JD 20 ~, o. m
For fairfield SOut PoTt AID WePori 49, SA m 30 AZ
FOR Norwslk 100 sOo VI1 III, IL M i2- (EG) 300,
On 345 40. SO 800 In. IN.
For Darien 100. $50. ll3O =. m ;345 40. sop m.
Oreenwich 90 $50 iJJ 10 3s5 ~ $50 SO
Stamford 100 90 KN go lJ0 uL, lLI1 (LLb 2lS,
900 (ExD3 IS, 40 $50. GJJ 800 lEKl o. o.o g., >,
Po Chester Intermediate stations 1Ol $50 lid
2l5 80 40 so. go 10 m.
49, CONNECTING TRAINS
For Boston. via Sprnghcd 800 tSt sd (kxlsp) m
FOR Boston, Shore Line. Els (E1-l hglp m -, 81,
For Hartford and Springfield 600 M EIJ i@' '' 'H''
900 o. m. "a a.,
Fo Connec,icu River Rsnrosl sOoa m EI 2'p IN toMon-
Tor Hartford Providence snd Fishkn Railroad 800 Erl
TorNew Haven London and Ssonn..on Aah'osl 4 400
o.. l2l5. 800. 800 p r. =, ,,
81, cam, Railroad ll.l5 .. m. TO Northampton
Ear Housstonc Railroad "a m, D. m
Sot kaagaiuck Railroad. so a m. 400 p m
Yor Dsnbury and Horwsk Railroad NJ III p M fjO p N
O'mmoalou' s'oeP4Ns 49, JAMES H. HOYT Sept.
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Jnirrnal Repcnue.

UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE
FsL;h COLLECTION District o. New iot. NNlIh NAh. ant
KILT Wad-Notce hereby given that tie ss q vunion. snd
q property subject o. az under TIE act 20 PROVIDE L.
Government 20 iftcs on tho
Public Debt and for other purposes approved Junc 90 @ snd the
Assessors e Ad o een Dsirci VIII remain cren 1T
examination q ~ persons i1Fe''ed iof ne spae o. cay
from te date hereof ~ Office No. 70 Broad
way between Of aud p snd Immediately afef
the eIpaon Of days from tie date hereof 10 Wit on ~ IN DAY
cfAuEu 1850 and To- i've days heIee WI receive "a aei
relative acsed erroneous or efcfTe wanna
lions or made and by the said Assistant Assessors
Tie m herein compe tho taxes r licenses I'D tho
Ire. on e,rascs bl yachts siyefpe and other
ending May 1901 aud tie taxes on
ncomes 10 the year ending December 81. 100.
requires all appel 70 b. Ia wfnf ana 70 pey we pay
thing ting which decision u re-
srd 10 ground = inequality - error Psinei
A. j. hLl.E'h tis As'es'oi' ~ ~ "''''"A'
Newly orb August J. 1896
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Excursions.

a--- 49, - 81
nAILY EXCURSIONS DOWN THE BAY-De-
~ hsf Sumner excursions by The isvoe Jessie loyt
dsy, (suniy, excepted from No g. foot 81 Duane North
River embracing sail through the NsfTows and Lower
p4st Lafayette Hamilton &c. 20 Poft Monmouth aud
returning Ncw on arriving az 2) IA fe ior the round tap
- Children under ten Yeas Of az, ha Pre- ,-,..
nAILY EXCURSIONS TO GLEN COVE and
~ ROsLYE-Landinsa White Stone B,gs Dock Great Neck,
sands Point Mott, Dock ard Glen Wood TIE steamboat ARROW
SMITH Capt. Smith vii have Prcp Ter no 70 - River,
every morning Suniy, excepted At rs 'r The above findings
Returning viii leave ROiyn $3.50 touching Tor passengers
a. foot Of Thirty-seycntAsi.. T.. X. each way
EXCURSION SEASON OF 1870
TO TOURISTS AND TRAVELLERS
Frruron tickets reduced from NrwYors via Nass
Fails Lake River s. Law nlsins Thousand lanis
Rapids ST. swrercc by dsy;h Montreal Ou.oee River
ssguensy White Mountains Pormi Boston Lake MemPtremasos
Lake Chsma LAKE George Saratoga Springs Ne"por and Teiarn
10 New Y
p,rico,r q Of fare tickets and al infarmaion
Office e tr Grand Trunk Railroad and Roy MAJ Line
Of Steamers. No. 10 Broadway, New or.. -
HEALTH AND PLEASURE-North Shore Staten
Il Island Terry-Leayes daily from Pier NO 49, between
Courtand and Dcys. :. g. 10. i2i . Gui T.
Sunday nssment o. TO- III l. p &C. III M To ehir
III GUESOE Also. to !ss for Sunday
Schools and Pi--Nics Pomona Grove.
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Gotcls.

ATLANTIC HOTEL, Chatham-squarc.- fur
N nhad ROOMS moderate prices BY the Dsy. Week.
Month Open ., all hour. Is. BREEDER Proprietor.
A TLAN1IC CITY, n. 1.-The UNITED STATES
"A HOTEL open for the season Accommodation for 100
'''' BROWN woELPPER Propre,or,.
CAPE MAY, ~. j.
Distant ride from Philadelphia has undoubtedly the best
Beach ont Atlantic Coast cor sea Bathing
The two principal Hotels are
CONGRESS- HALL,
with lecommodations for 200 gues,sl
~ CAKE, Proprietor
COLUMBIA HOUSE.
with accommodations Tor 100 gurs'sl
GEO. J. BOLTON, Proprietor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-10
6ieamboais ano Railroads.

TOR WHlIEsIONE Great Neck, Sands POM,
OLtF coz p Genw ood. ard ROsLfN The STEAMER =.
sp kaf River daily sunday excepted O'Clock p 1
fTAE OLD LINE ior ORIENT POINT. ORIENT,
1 OREENrORI. nad SAG IlARBOB.-T new end elegant
siner ARTISAN. Capt g. G. GIBBS. leaves Per o,
4sFsbAYs ' "a sATrRDiYs Ss Jot on ., =
leies Hsb, on MONDAYS NEDNf 5DANS and FRIDAYS.
hampton Ia. Hampton sn4 son4npt ice 4 el-ss ~, y.
rooms can be engaged n ADVANCE ~ 81 cation 70 the Irk
board OFT WILLIAMS bEOIHaA, ~. Bessa.a-.st.
NEW.JERSEY RAILROAD.-Tm.ns leave foot of
~ Courud.sf '1- PaitADELrHa % srd 10 y ~ e.
and NJ. BAITMORE aai WAsHsGT0S u anl 10 N,
m, aui y nidui-ht
I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD, Spring Time Table,
IL from Ma Leave James slip. y or Gesnpofi sud
rre-s GTccupotti 40 Syose ard way %
Lin ard way stations and on Saturday ri, Yaphank
HUDSON RIVER and HARLEM RAILROADS
snd u Monday May a. 1890 t-nS Tor Albany and Troy
connecting with NoeH and Western trans, vii leave NeY
M Express train via Hudson yer RAILROAD Thir,'e,h e,
,d Tegfqe through l4i0 and Snsreu0n Brdee without
change car and Toy with trains for Rutland Bur.
10 a. ~ Mail tsin via ulou River Ra1ld connecting Ablay
We trains. aud 70 Troy vita rlas FOR fte North.
cpprnecirs at Gam with WeeIp Rs3,-d er en-
Springs Ptheld &C. Albany with trains Tor Wer. and
Toy with trains Tor sr@tos spfns hnd burlington and Mon
~ NJ rrpe- trsn vi, Hudson River Railroad connecting
Albany with trains for Ne AID at Toy with trains foT Montreal
m EIp-e train via Harlem Railroad connecting Chatham
with Nefeu Road for Le5non Srurs end Pitsle; ~ Albany
ard MonueL
p m EIpre train via rion Rver Rsiroai with eeping',
attached and through 70 hudso and Suspension i1e without
change Of Also seepusCar every dy excepting Saturday,
Giiaete from Newly ok through 70 ugiesos without chane
via Rome W. aud o Railroad THIS train vii sunday Con-
lection for Troy will be made a; 2. Albany
arriving Albany and Troy 10 tie morning and connecting with
'''-"' ~ WM H. VANDERBILT. vce-PIeslsnr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-10
fcaal Noiires.


CUPREME COURT.-lu the matter OF the APPLl.
y CATION Of the MAYOR ALDERMEN, and COMMONALIY
on The CITY or NETWORK. relative q tic OPkNlNG and fA
TENDING Of WORrii.sT, from BANrEhSE 20 tlAIhAM
sOTAREN THE CITY or NEWY DIRK Pursuant 20 Statutes IN
h case made provided the Mayor Aldermen and Comonsy Of
he CAV n hereby notice tis thoy intend 70 ppy 10
lie supreme slate Of Eryi special Term %
i Court TO held al the CITY HALL IN the Gig 4 NeN York
on FRIDAY y day 81 August 1896 the opef ug 4
thereafter Counsel be heard
Tor appointment Commissioner Of Estimate and Assortment,
aboveeue cd matter; that the nature aud extent Of the i'm
provemen hereby intended the opening and extend ns Of o
Baxet 10 Chathauquafe In the City % new 1ofh ia
I'd New ! ok. August 2, 1860.
RICHARD O0ORMAN. Counsel TO the Corporation
NEW-YORK SUPREME COURT, City and County
~ Of New.York.-RICHAKD kkEPlSO. plaintiff. against
NJ q. HAMILTON deendni-summons for........
demand contract l1oin not serl - Internal
10 the hereby summoned. Revenue stamp
and complaint tins. % cents
acton l. flied Ia the Office OF the. tnncerd
and County % hew.loEk
said city and eopy OF your answer 70
Subscribers ~ their Once number
City Newly ork within twenty days nf the V-
this exclusive OF the Day OF tuch teis
and fail 70 the said compliant within tho
the plaintiff in this action WI take ada against
nine hundred and my dollars with interest ron
he day Of June thousand eight hundred ana sly
beside the aud disbursements OF tins Act0a
Dated New YORK, June 20. lti
A SisWGw CARPENTER & BEACH Plaintiffs Attorneys.