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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1866-03-30
Baltimore Advertisen1e nts.
s. yNEXHAUSTIBLE SOURCE OF SUPPLIES

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s. YNEXHAUSTlBLEsO SOURCE OF SUPPLIES
DARBY & cos
NO. 2o6 WEST BALTIMORE STREET
NO. LIBERTY STREET,
BALTIMORE, MD.
5000 Boxes Oranges and Lemons.
4,5OO Boxes Raisins.
Is Cases Figs.
so Trails Dates.
600 Bags Almonds and Fiberts
$50 Bags Palmnuts and Walnuts.
800 Bags Ground Nuts.
10000 Cocoanuts.
5000 Cases assorted Fresh Canned Fruit
1000 Cases assorted Syrup.
500 Cases Catsup and Sauces.
2,4OO Cases Canned Meats.
500 Cases Poultry.
1000 Cases Condensed Milk.
24O Cases Sardines.
$50 Cases Oysters and HOLSTERS.
500 Cases Jellies and Preserves, assorted.
1900 Cases Pickles.
500 Pkgs Pigs Feet, Triple and Tongues
700 Cases Mustard, French.
1900 Cases Brandy Peaches.
100 Gross Armour Oil.
300 Gross Writing Ink.
200 Gross Mason Backing.
1000 Bbls. Self-Raising Flour.
1900 Boxes do do.
ESQ Boxes Yeast
100 Reains Emory Paper.
500, 900 Havana and Domestic Cigars.
$500 Gross Smoking Tobacco.
$40 Gross Pipes, assorted.
900 Cases Maple Sugar
10, 600 Gases assorted Candles.
Which can be furnished on reasonable terms as
they can be purchased for elsewhere.
DARBY & CO..
Wholesale & Retail Dealers.
September l-l2mo.-onc fourth paid.
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SHRZNER'S BALSAMIC COUGH SYRUP

OUniNER DALOA nIO OUUNI - NUi
For Coughs, Colds, Group Nhoopimg Cough
asthma, Bronchitis, Splitting Of Blood
Pain and Feahness Of the Breast, Diff
Guilty Of Breathing, DC.
TINHIS Syrup is purely VEGETABLE COMPOUND
4 1t is pleasant to take, and never doesin Jury
but owing to its purifying qualities, must do
good under any circumstances. Its effect is truly
Notwithstanding, calming and alaying the
most violent Coughs; Purifying, strengthening
and Irvigorating the whole System calming and
soothing the nerves; aiding and facilitating Ex-
pectoration, and healing the Diseased Lungs, thus
striking at the root Of Disease, and driving it from
the System.
No child need die of Group, if this Syrup is
properly used and used in time. Mothers having
croupy children should watch the first show of
the Disease and always keep this Remedy at
hand.
For Coughs and Measles, this Syrup is most OK
cellent. Experience has proven that is equalled
b. no other Preparation.
Price 50 cents per Bottle.
Prepared by S. A. FOUTZ & BRO, at their
Wholesale Drug and Medicine Depot, No. ll6,
Franklin ST., Baltimore. Md. For sale at
?. II. TROUTS Drug Store.
Main St., Stanton, Va.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-09
Value OF Uptown Prsperty-saie Of Cen
trail Park Lots.

Adrian II. Muller, auctioneer, held . sale q
Central Park lots yesterday at the Exchange Sass'
room No Ill Broadway. The attendance was large
and the bidding spirited The following property was
sold Eight lots on the north side OF sixty mn st.
feet west Of Eighthave The two lots nearest ElgntS
ave we're sold at g. e75 each; the four lots
g. 900 each, and the two near Ninthave' (rocD -
e. 500 each. c..,.. - +.
Nineteen lots on the north fside OF Sixty'antnM1
"a feet vast OF Eighth-ave. Lot No. y 80 Ns
from Eightb.ayo sold at $3.50 lot NO. III
IA 400. lots Nos. IL and IL at %. 423 eacn; -
Nos i3 and IL at O., OPS each; lots Nos. 10 sno
i6 At A. $50 each; lot No. II ct e2.ooO; iots No
IA and 10 at e. 800 each; lots Nos ~ ane "a ~
A. l25 each, lots Nos % and % at s%V~ oseni ~
Nos "a Is 26 and n at l.975 each ,,o
Ten lots on south side OF sxfy.seventn,t, ~ ~
c.t ~ Fi0bth.ays Lot No q, lo9 feet from Eigntas
s and ists Nos % and 30 adjoining, were purchases
a. q, 40 each lots Nos 81 30 and 49, at e3 05O each
lots Nos "a and IS at o. $50 each; lots Nos 10 81 and
T,gbt lots on the west side OF Eleventh-eve COM
the entire front between Sixty fourth and Sixty.
Ss,,Sts Lot 49, next Sixty fourth st.. sold at e675i
in,s a. A. and a at $3.50 each; lots ~, Al, and -
a. 400 each; lot 49, corner Of Sixty-fnh.st, a.
A. Sa Six lots on the north side Of Sixty fourthst.
Commencing 100 feet west Of Eloventhav and ex.
tspdpg 70 the east line Of Hudson River Railroad SOLD
st S375 each; seven lots south side OF Sixty
100 feet west Of Eleventh ave. and extending to the
east line OF the Hudson River Railroad, were sold ~
800 each; the pre4mptive Of eight lots and cores
situaed on the north side Of Sixtyfourth and south
side Of SiYty.fh-ss commencing at the westerly mt
Of the Hudson River Railroad, was sold at I'll, sOo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-09
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFlCE-FsB
Before Commissioner NEWTON.
THE PIUssIAS EXTRADfTI0S CASE.

Tue United States sat. Car Soelte.
This case was set down for to-day Mr. Lapaugh,
return Of the Marshal that tue suera s refused 70 allow the
prisoner be from his custody and brought before tno
Commissioner an examination - to bis crninah'y III s
charges brought sgsinst him. =,
That a. counsel of the Pu.an Government he had sndi
ouy .voded ell action that might lead 70 appear OF
completely between the suthorues he h.d deemed y ms
Of the Prisoner. la answer to this note we Shefu $40 L
held the prisoner virtue Of warrant which ne va, bound
oner held an order Of in civil proceeding and
tnat this he had not been produced before the
Commissioner. He did not bsevs In introducing In TINS case
any ended observations by which complications would
necessarily lie had already shown by Ills course OF &C
ton day, since that be desired to avoid any cone
between the United ard the State Authorities, but that
there wA, no alternative bat to demand at s times that the
ponrr be produced Tor EXAMINATION According 70 the ohef
In be proper state appeared that he was
sin onnd on which to proceed. He could readily show
COLLISION between the men and ~omen interested ID nh
and II such collision TO be allowed TO prevent the opect
OF the treaty which bad been made then some other neoo
Government Of Prussi. to insist upon havi
therefore moved that the Gaze
stand March that at that time tho pfsons
be brought up for examination The fT9s'sn Govern
demands a, hi. man should De produced ana ne tfe
fore Insisted on having the adjourned to March neri o.
that the time lie might consult win Baron Won
.rot ia. PTu,sAn Minister q. Washington aud OBTAIN In
struc,ians nom HIM 80 ,..,t
opposition 20 the motion 70 have the prisoner taken IRON 'ne
custody Of the Sheriff.
Tn. Conmis,on.r held that the be conld not hear any
hr Goepp said the Ia" required that were cfIn
inai process Is issued against party previously in
civil process DO further executed than by lodging IL with
the whose duty becomes after ths civil arrest u ter
ej TO bring him before magistrate under The criminal
proce.. In the SANE manner " no CIV" H'a "Aa 'sAeH
Tho CommsoDer then directed tina, the warrant be re.
delivered the Marshal for e1ecuton The case to be post
poned until March s, unle.s the prisoner be sooner pro-
dlcea.
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Beard Of Csuncilmen.
COMPILATION OF THE CITY 0RDINANCEs-PoR'
TRAIT OF Ex-GOv. CLARK.

TRAIT OF E1-GOv. CLARK.
The Board met at 2 o'clock yesterday sitef'
noon, the President. Mr.. Green in the chsir'
A resolution was offered, and laid over under the
,,"o..,n ,h. DOW n,,.,,on nv David T. Valentine.
Gao. OF 900 copies Of the Corporstion ofu'""'''
an expense not TO exceed o. 800 .n,-o,,,.,,,.
The resolution ffom the AldsrmreI ,o.op pnsS"
90 900 additional for the use OF 'no is,d a.sr
resolution was offered under general j.. order Der
adopted that Mayor .h. :S .9a 'S ~
a IN ,n.,utsd Committee 10 select ccmPesss
q painting ssI ,ss e
enuos: . ~. Governors Room aud that the ContsoiaS
IN .pt 70 draw his warrant for the sum Of
n saror Of said ARTIST when the work shan "s''
oomr Ieted and thsproper vouchers pressa's~
'' Tbs beard thea adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-09

IN steamship vers Cruz FOR Hsvans aud Vera Crur-M
Keith nurse aud eldd Miss hArsI.fis. Agoso, Roberto
Msdan Mr. and Mr., Cras Adolf ho.ihaus Jas ID. Hutton
Fran, L. Mcha,f Theo ". Mead FELIPE A. Martini Jnsn
A. Martin, Ramon Oyefc. John Kyle Henry Hewett M
Girrs " H. Toriier John Byrue Antonio Entenso, At9
Bu.ch Psnl Creusi- Bernard schrmer. Juan Martin H. w
o. Psrsd. Crisioval Beer Fmil Walben Jane. u rfon
lean Torun Oregon Crir Ms Made Moeson, Mrs Mari'
Paqueno Mr.. and nfs. pemorz Jose NJ ffsVef., Ramon
sanchez Gomez Joaquin Dumantn, Wm. Connolly
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-FRB. a-ss'ors
Judge SHIPMAN
COUNTERFEIT GRRFyBACKS.

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT RB. s-Bsfors
Judge SHiPxAS
COUNTERFEIT GRREEBACKs.
~ United States sgt. Henry Palmer.
This was charge for having counterfeit United
States Treasury notes 1t appeared tn. defendant had
81, person when arrested coantsret go eenbscs aud ten
produced who testified that the prisoner gave
turned out to be counterfeit This act being after the
prisoner was arrested when he bail the Court
ruled The defense that the money was le with
him by stranger and that no guilty knowledge shown
TIE MARTIN CAsE-RETURS TO THE wRITs OF HA-
BEAs CORPUS AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF
COUNSEL
The argument on the return of the writs Of habeas
eorpu. certiorar In the above resumed yee
day TO ournment IL vii be remembered that the
United States Cois,ioner in passing the question. pre-
,urd 10 him held that there was no evidence to hold the
psoner the charge OF but that there was suent
on tbs general charge OF giving sid and comfort 10 me
Grand Jury. The ctAtorney insisted on the return
day tia, ceoran would not b. to the Comrn'sons to
Mr. LArocqus Therefore ns directed hs attention to this
point sug that tee Commissioner was the creature OF the
Court aud bound make his return 10 theCo1u OF bis
district for their further seton. On this point he quoted
largely from the Of Bonsn and swsrtwout which
from tho Aaron Burr treason and in which IA. Supreme Court
reviewed, habess corpus commitment by the Circuit
Court going behind the commitment inquire into the evil
should the Circuit Court look into the action Of the Com
missioner. He distinguished between under extradion
reaes, where the Commsioner exercised powers purely
statutory and where the courts had no ultimate ursdcon
where the could not bs reviewed By hs courts snd
the where they acted merely members Of the judi
cisry.
Mr. Lsrocque further argued that commitment
charge for giving aid and comfort 10 the Rebellion
insufficient II must specify tbs acts in which the oiense
committed
Mir Dickinson behalf OF the Government, argued that
there authority Ia the Court to issue the writ Of cer
orar 70 the Commi'oner by statute OF appellate There wa.
rel-ton Of nierofy IN the Commissioner In performing
these duties. which authorized appeal They coord
with and pendent Of Circuit Court In relation TO
their due, strstss Their powers were not derived
from the Circuit Court, bat from the statute which gave
powers TO both.
The Commisoners Court no, Court OF service the
only return ceors would bs the appearance OF tho
to inform the Court Of his decision In the mat
ter
Tho Court held the commitment sufficient its face, but
reserved the question Of whether he liberty TO go be-
bind ia. commitment and inquire into the evidence before
the Commissioner.
Mr. Larocqu. relstor Daniel Dickinson, United Sste
| District Attorney, opposed.
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Passeurers Arrived.

In steamship Ir.lyeiia from LvTpool-Mt. Clarke Mr.
and Mr. brown Sir, Counes and daughter, Mses and A.
ounce and M IN sieerag-.
In steamship Fulton, from H1ue-A. C. DownlnE - Sat
ter a. Panfliss IT,. L. j. brewer. q. A. Girod, f aud
M. Condil Mss Condic J. Do Euytcr Miss GIscsm Mr.,
T. ilo.s A. Deioi, hrs h. Sir Miss {. Wiefsneen' u
bennerot. . . =, u,
In steamship Bavsr,, from Hsuburg-Mr and hr, Ffed.
errk Muser b. Whi,more, Wsrfen Hall ;. Cohen, reir
Le,ng Ksnn Dr. Theod Petit, and go In second eabin
nd sieefege
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STEAMBOATS, an6 RAILROADS..


NENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSEY
Passenger and Freight pepo, IN New fors, foot OF
Liberty connects at Hampton Jnncto with the Delaware
actawsnns and Western Railroad AID at Easton with tue
Lehish ALLEY Railroad and its connee forming dec,
TO the Oil Region
GREAT MIDDLE ROUTE TO THE WEST.
Two EIpres. Trains daily from the Wet except sundays
when one evening train
One train daily eIcept Ss urdsys) for the oil region
SIXTY miles and hours by this line to Chicago.
Cincinnati 81 Louis. &C. with but change Of cars.
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS.
Commencing Nov. 20 l50j-Leavr New fork az follows:
At y m FOR Esston. Mauch Chunk NIliamsport W ikes
barre. Mthsnoy City etc.
MAIL IRAis-At a. m. for bennington, Ess,on. Water
Gap Sefatton. Wnkesbane Great lend Binghamtou etc
ga NV eaern Express for Eastonl Scranton. Great
Bend, Allentown Reading Harrisburg Pittsburgh snd tue
West with but change OF Cincinnati chicago,
and but two changes ST Louis
IL n. IRAIS-For Es.ton, Allentown Msuch Chunk,
Wlkesbare, WilAinspo. R-adins Po.t.yie Harrisburg.
nc.
m.-For Esston. Scranton. Great Bend. Bethlehem,
Alentown. Msuch Chunk
5 p m.-For somervills and Pennington.
m-E1press train for the Oil Region and Erie, daily
except saturday.
ESQ p. rn-For Someryile
3 m.-For Somer,flr
epm.-WESrtRN EXPRESS TRAIN-For Ya'ton, Al
lentown Reading, Hsrri.5urz Pittsburgh and the West
Sleeping Cara through from Jersey City PittsbuTshs cry
evening.
ELlZABETHPoRT AND NEW YORK FERRY.
Lssve New ORR rom loot Libertys at 10 4Jo
Tickets Tor the West be obtained a. the Office OF the
Central Railroad Company foot u Libertyst ~ H. No.
AsOr House at Nos. AL &c aud 9is Broadway the
principal hotels JOSIAH o. SrEARNS. Superintendent
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Arrived.

steamshp Bavaria Ham Tsnbe Hamburg Jan y SCUM
canton 2sth. ud.e. end $50 pass, knnhardt % hsu
,rons westerly gales Lat IS ~, Ion Il W. passed large
ce-helds go. . -, "a o,..,.
Steamship HelveHa, Ogilbie Liverpool Jan - Sueeh'
town 18th undse. and 2gi pas. National steam NAN ~
Steamship Thpoh IBrh Harrison Liverpool jan 81
T. CunaTd -, ,,t =. ,,S..
stesm.bp Eagle Lawrence, Havana Feb J. u p m ma'e'
and pass, spoford TilestoB. NJ. - Ok
steamship Fulton, Wo,ten Have and Falmouth JAZZ 49,
IA IS PIN, lAdse hnd pass.. Isaac Bell. -,
Steamer Tybo. CIewel. Savannah, nidse, u L. ~" r
seanIer Z. g. Terry, Bearse, Newbsrn' ~ o. ma'e' ~
Good peed. 800. ~, ,d.x. 6.b ID r.
Bris Venus (Br) Doody, HALIFAX, Ms IL dsJ" h'n' ~ "
De OH ~ 70 neH ~ Fssenrog via Const,ntinopIs
"a days wool, iIolmooo Co. Wss ~ dAy' :" '" ~
Brig Uases (Brl Msshod, Dsssoy, Malaga dAy'' "u''
SciI Marion (Bnl 0sussr Cornwai' 20 days. p0'''0''
Dmyes / Hyde 49,. p.nl. NJ. fsb
10 order. ..,,,,~,
Sehr T. T. Prtndis. Bard Annamesss1 va
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chipping INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or NEW-YORK..".....Fe6

Cleared.
Steamer Vera Cruz, Murray Vera Cruz sud Havana l. A.
Whitney
Steamer Hunter, Rogers, Savannah J.. j.. jones'
Steamer Virgo. Bulkley Savannah. Murry Ferris Co
steamer L. B. souder w0od, Chsge',on, Livingston
For Go.
Steamer Eastern City Mundsy Phladcphs.
Steamer Doris Walden Boston, Neptune s.. Go.
Brig Bertha Reinstorh (Brl samsnbo Para, l. Ludnsnn
L Co. Al.
Brig Anna n. Terry Presy Charleston, BEown6 Nnnderoh'
sehr George Thomas Langdon Baltimore, NJ. Bede.
schr Willie Dill Farrow, fernsniina Thnnas HOMES
Sehr George " Washington, Psck, Stamford
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- - srArs o, trw Yofk
POM WAKpHss OTYIcE, No. lot "snse
NOTICE Is hereby given, in accordance. w wan
en ef.A: x, p.:.s! .Ss,. d. is foss Il N.v
st 10 NJ pssssss la.s,s.ssa u y sAs.w ssSr MpR
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-09

At the Free Church of the Redemption, -Four.
teeDh-st opposite the Academy OF Music. this evening
there is to be chapel service BY the new monster.
double choir Of 50 boys and ladies' The choirboys
are to DO in the chancel end OF the church, and TIVE
organsts anda second organ are to be brought int
reQuisition.
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COURT CALENDAR-ruu DAY

SUPREME oURT-CIRcUIr-PARr I.IOyer and
Terminer. PART IINos 1915 1901 1912 iaas iril liza
lO25 Ill., l77+ 1873 1895 1859 33t 1907 ses 1851 1eS
Nos SD 43 3l a2 GO 1888 90 65S 1913 3d. avs go.
675 sol, 4J 95 776 $50 Ar 500 SPECIAL TRRn Nos l3$
1889 1885, $780, IT, lTt IT'S 100 TO l9incusve CuAnnEla
Nos. S, 81. So, &c. 100
SUPERIOR CoURr-PART Mos. 1893, l474
1885, $685. 95Ol 554s 1871 1884, 1889 1899 1879 1853 ls
1879. PART lSos 1893 1890 1852 1853. 1856, 1884 23s2
300. 2a22 2424, 2426. 2428. 2430 2i32 2434. 2436.
COUNT OF COMMON PLEAs-PARr Mos. l3O9
1875 1893 1901 a05 1871 1923 1899 1905 81 s2s 1882 -
1850, 1901 PART Ii.-No. ll46 1885, 1884 sos lN l34
1897, Js& 1903, l4lO, l4ll l4l2. 1875. 1872, 1910
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PASSENGER Station In New ioE. corner Twenty sevenths
ana foaItbG1s kEtf4ucs on Twenty seycntniL
TRAINS LEAVE SEw.yokn;
vor Rev Haven. 100 SCOT lilo IL ID, tkID
~ 4 ~ and
For bndgepnrt TOo. so, ,EI.,l il.p llS tEI-b
oco, IN B As & 70 and 8 90 an p. m.
For 81 ofi AMI -tratfori 1oO. ll-J m - 1T p m
Dor fErhsla Souilpon AID Ws',rf 80, il0- ni I''
APP $500. .. 80. ,,,. r. ,
acl IN. rs. 40. SD AGO tEIl = N.
FOR Dsren 80. $50. lilo O. ~. ,le 80, 30 p m
For djf-euyich. % So liJ1 Va . - 80 , ~ ~ n
Fos STAN ord go 60 IL 3d. lLSy Ia I!', (ErD
400 tEIJ IS, 40 so CIV 800 tEI.l ca =, =,
Eor Chester aud Intermediate st4ons NV M 4A''
q In Jta. AZ, 30, 10 lo p
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston. via Springfield. 500 70 tEIl 800 (EL,llO
For Boston. via Shore Line. i2i5 CEI..) Goop IN.
For Hartford and Springfield. sy0 (kL) l2i3, AGO.
Or 80 g. IA.
For Connreticu; River Railroad. % m (Er,l 2EP.
10 Montreal 100 3 m. TO Northampton.
For H.r,iord PIovdsacs and f.hsiI Railroad 400, iEI)
For New Haven New Loulon and s,onins:on Rslfoads
400 a ~. u 49, 100. 800 z. N.
FOR anal Railroad i2l5 0. m 10 Northampton
Dor Hou.sionic ksiilold. "a IA
For Nausai uct Railroad, 50is m, 400 p m. 80
For Dsnbary ard SoIwGk Railroad, TO, go O. m, I'D
ConmodisBs Sleeping Csrs s,;aeh-d to eco p N, train
JAMES h. HOff Ssp'.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
e.n Ri,es.. :Ol Sun Sei.....5, 8 Moon Hies m. f4
BiGu WATER THIS DAT. 49,
Sandy Hook 2f9 Gov. Island. $50 Hell Ote'.'''' 9'lo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-09

Col. n. W. Daniels, Of Louisiana, and Mrs.
Daniels will address the public this evening at the CoOpss
Institute the present condition of the Freedmen
the proceeds Of the lecture to be devoted to the ess
ishment Of schools for their benefit. Robert Dale Owen
will preside at the meeting
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furriiure.

ALL KINDS of FURNITURE. MATTRESS
n Is BEDDING LOOKINGGLAsSEs, &c, cheapest
A. SNEDFN L CAMPBELL'S. Ma. PCS Bowery, between
stanton and Houst0n-sts Cs and money Goods
,su.ed ana delivered free. Furniture in suits.
bedroom ENAMELED FURNITURE OF
Dvsusuted manufacture Also solid Chestnut aud WAno.
Chamber Suites plain and ornamental. tt h. FAHklNO
IONS SCs CAnsisL opposite " ooser Estsbished ls4A
C,NAMELED FURNITURE.-The largest
II s,.9rtmen. cf EnAmeed Chestnut and solid Walnut,
BEDROOM SUITS in this city. Also MATTRESSES,
SPRING BIDS &C. oil good warranted represented at
ts Old established house. WARREN WARD "a CEha'''t
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SUPERIOR COURT

SUPERIOR COURT - FEB. - Before Justios hcCurk
DECISIONS.
Henry ID. Slower agt. Daniel M. Porter.-Motioa
ior commission denied with 10 costs.
Same agt ssme-Motion for argument denied witheuo
Before Chief Justice RoBERrsoy
Patrick Section agt. Margaret Grogan ct al
Motion zranted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-09
ADAMANTINE BRICK PRESS


WE PRESENT 20 the public the first and
Only BRICK MACHINE ever invented. which mskesa
IkhrZcT Praised BRICK from pure clay without crack
nd 20 simple IN us construction as 20 recommend to
es nse, Substitute Tor any and all brck machines
tn2"n 70 the country
make. Birch smooth perfect and uniform In size and
Nueyi cheaper thar mud brick be made, and
shT to any Philadelphia pressed brick ever offered In
Machines made with from 10 eight mods and
-, - cost non $40 70 SO Two-horse power will run
n uoo. and hve-borse power will run eight mods
eodss96Oa
os thus made irnpervious TO moisture, and conse
'ra9 az ufe honi the action Of 'rost.
are ready for burning when discharged from the ms
e.. teqnire no handling dryins-and may be immed-
sageeted TO any degree Of heat
process OF manufacture, the air and moisture
ga Ion The clay by Of perorsor which enter the
-nsn hlsd and suddenly withdrew the brick
Bfnrs s s M. ITessurei consequently. EVERY BRICK
fNC M uuhhfECTLY, WITHOUT CRACKING, CHICK.
WIys ,wrAhfl 20, and EVERY BRICK u PERFECT
H. NJ ZONES FROM THE KILN.
g. ss.n IN 'pe'su'h ID Jersey C"y "he'e"
E,e h-ces.sry for practical business men to the
vaess operation. and examine s product 10 be-
ss desilned to work entire revolution In the
ts'l io SALE, Right. OF stses Counties. Cities and
'PSi T5tsol,Vc terms. Machines furnished 10 order
l. 4. WOODRUFF, President
G. l.. CORGISH Tfeasdrer
IN WH1tcoAS, S.aSsis1.
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portions Of answer granted cssdas q motion dsnsd sss
80 to abide event.
Sarah Mlch.es sst Jns O. Michsss d s-Judgnsu sssv
closure and sale granted.
Thomas McSpedon ct al ag Tho President ko, Of Tfsv
City Bank Motion granted
In Edward W. Marsh acknowledgements for sssss
Eel
James NJ. Brown sg. Thomas r. Mason Of sl-Moaoa -
MED.
John 8. Name sgt Charles A. Wright Of Mo.ion deuis1
Without coats.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-09
6teamboais ano Railroads.


CTATEN ISLAND FERRY for N. Brighton.
> g. Hsrbor Faetoryvie and Port Rlchmond-s, 100 N,
Pm JOp. M. g. II .JOs. IN, 2:J0, 3'Jo y III. NO
freight received after p m
nor PROVIDENCE DIRECT.-The new
and .tnnch side heel steamer CITY OF PROVlDENot,
800 tun. burden Gsorg. b. Hull Commander VIII esse
THuRsDAY and SATURDAY. ala o'clock For freight or
passage apply on board bare OF -
CAFETY, SPEED. AND COMFORT.
- . FoR sos TfTt,ueuao NASHUA
LOWELL" CoSCORD THE WHITE MOUNTAINS
AND INTERMEDIATES POINTS
Tbenev and stsunch steamer. Of the Norwich Inc,
CITY or BOSTON and CITY on NEW. YORK
Save Nswrork daily sundsys sIcse,eah AZ O'clock p W.
nom Pier No s5 g s SSIt:w hI5i fsSt
there connecting With the Steamboat Eiprs ,on md Wor.
above points, via Norwich aud WoTess,sr bo'o M,hsrn
ee,ter, Worcester and Nashua and ne" LOn''" 'A-
Tr.ht st,hs loves. rate. fOI Inform on, P.
COR NEW-HAvEN. HARTFORD and
L sPRINGflELp -stss@-rs leave Pss' up ~ ''i' ~"
Trains North and East from Ns1-iia,en At u p ID
ERIE RAILwAY.-Trains leave Depot 1901
M pay E.pr." for Csnsndsigu. Rochesi,f, baaao.
s..m,nc, AID Ws Connscts at Busso with Lag: 9aois
and Grand I, unk Railways. and a Salamanca WIN
Sc SO S's M Mix and Way Train daily to o:,i' Dun.
10 E.PIe,. Nal, for son's nd Atlantic and 0rs,,
Way T1,i. for Por. Jsr,. and f S,,s Bus.a
So m Might Express, for CsnsndAsuA h'eho'''''
salamanca AID West. c.,.na.,,u,. Raeh~
sp M Hshtnns EIprs. daily ioI ws.t cona.css s.
paio h Ia. shors and Grand Trunk R.rsy" anu "
s,snsns. with Atlantic and Gress We.,efn .a. Daa.
q ~ M Enigan, Train, daily for Buffalo, 9-'Ai''
tri AID West HUGH RIDDLE. orn1 sapt Rev Yea
WHR BAAS 0ssi Tea Asa1 S'I'