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New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-04
NEWS OF THE DAY.
GENERAL NEWS.

The Board of Commissioners of Health held
four hours session yesterday. and had variety OF
Important and interesting matters under considera'
Hon resolution looking TO the serving notice Oh
The Brooklyn City Government. compelling them 10
clean the streets Of the Sixth Ward of that city, was
referred to the Attorney of the Board for report
Superintendent Kennedy of the metropolitan
Police has issued an order to the men under his
supervision to arrest all beggars and idle persons and
cake such before the proper court.
Gov. Dillingham; Of Vermont has appointed
The Hon. George f. Edmonds Of Burlington to bs
United States Senator in place Of the late solomon
Foot
The Democrats of Jersey City have renom-
mated Mayor Cleveland. The same party in Hudson
City have nominated Meyor Van Ripper for reeection
Six fremen convicted Of fighting and dis
orderly conduct last Sunday were dismissed from the
Department yesterday by the Fire Commissioners
Particulars respecting the fire at the oil
regions last week. give the amount Of loss at el2SVoo
exclusive of the destruction Of 25 900 barrels Of oil
At meeting of the Fenian Sisterhood, held
last eyening at the Unionsquare headquarters g. 600
was received toward their contemplated Fair.
Senator Foots remains were entombed at
Rutland. Vt on Monday, in presence Of very large
gathering Of the people Of that State.
Green, the murderer, will be hung, the Mas
sachusstts Supreme Court having denied the applica
;tion for a writ Of error.
/. There has been no action as yet in the New
Jersey Legislature looking to an immediate election
"a United States Senator
The Spring trade sale of books commenced
yesterday in this city. There was large attendance
lsnd heavy sale.
In Cincinnati. the Union men have carried
fhe municipal election by 900 majority.
Gold closed yesterday at 1881, after selling as low
vs I2 All descriptions Of Government securities 'trons
and in demand f1l prices Exchange continues dull
i1ioasy more sotivs In commercial paper change.
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To Correspondents.

Ne notice can be taken OF Anonymou. Communications
Whstevers intended for insertion must bs authenticated
by the name address Of the wrer-no nsce'sFhy iei
publication. but as 8 guaranty 70 his good fst-.
All burpe, leers for this office shoula sddrssds The
TRJBuSx" HswYork
We saanst undertake return rejected Communications
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Mr. Tucker, who contributed now iorgo'''"
hook in aid of the conspiracy against tue O",oa
reioices from Paris that the oud Of dsapP9ln''
ment must be chewed by those who were '"~ =
sutlor, of the awful warfare OIL see''V"''
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-04

ments from Mr. Dawes in support Of the ma
jority report unseating Mr.. Brooks and from
Mr.. Marshall Oh the other side. No vote was
reached
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ALL SORTS.

A "Natonal Johnson Club" has been or
ganized in Washington. We do not presume
the President is at all responsible for this. The
"Club" may have need of Johnson; but we
do not see that johnson has any need OF Club
much less Of this one.
On the list of its officers, we note the names
of several who attained distinction as Repub-
lcans, with some who were bitter Rebels; but
the larger number are simply Copperheads OF
peculiarly acrid stamp. The Hon. W. sauls-
bury of Delaware, who is proud of having been
the last STAKEHOLDER in the Union, and who
never once, in the whole course Of the late War,
even affected to wish the Rebels overborne by
the National arms-is fair average specimen.
There are some live men, but more dead
beats" on the list and while we would say
nothing invidous, We must think the names OF
the ex-Republicans on the list generally unsa'
vory in the noStrils of their former compatrots.
We could not in conscience say (for instancel
that Minnesota is likely to be won to johnson
ism by the exhibition of the Hon. Daniel B.
Norton as ts representative in her behalt-nol
is Marcus J. Parrott personally SO influential IN
Kansas as he must naturally wish to be. How
ever, let us place on record the organization o.
the -
NATIONAL JOHNSON CLUE
President
The Hon MONTGOMERY BLAIR OF Maryland
ylCE.PRRslDENrS.
Mane-Thc Hon. Bion Bradbury.
New HAmpsAire-Lewis W. Clarke. es
Vermont-A. j. w Hard. esl.
Massachusetts-James 5. whitney e'l.
Rhode Islnd-W. Beach Lsgrcucr. esl
Connecticui-.The Hon. lillian ID. Bissop.
Nov.Yors-Dein Richmond. esq
New.Jersey-Ihs Hon. John T. Stockton.
Pennsylvania-Ihe Hon. Asa Packer
DelawAre-Ths Hon. W salisbury
Msryand-C j. 81. Gvinn. esl
vireinia-Tbe Hon AeI II. II Stuart
yssssThS. y.s;ssnsS. Hon Hon O. vs4 4.san &.na'
| South Caroina-The Hon James L. Orr.
Georgia-Tho Hon. james johnson.
Tennessee-The Hon. William T. Campbell
Alabama-TLe Hon. George :. Houston.
Mississippi-The Hon james l.. Alcoru.
Louisiana-The Hon. Randall Hunt
IndiAna--T f. Mcdonald esq.
Illinois-The Hon. S. = Marshall.
Ohio-EI.Goy. David Tod.
Kentueky-The Hon. James Guthrie.
Wisconsin--C. X. Sholes. esq
Iova-The Hon. Augustus Cesar Dodge.
Minnesota-The Hon. Daniel =. Norton.
hissouri-Charles NJ. Elhard. esl
Kansas-Marcus i. Parrot. esq.
Ncyada-- Pueit esq
Caifornia-Ihe Hon. james W. Denver
Oregon-1he Hon. james w. Nesmlih.
Michigan-The Hon Robert McClellani.
florida-Iudge William Marvin.
District Of Columbia-Phlip X. fendall. AL.
RICoRDTNG SECRETARIES
Col james X Olieirne. i. hcNerhany, esq,
Kingman +. Page. esq
CORRESPONDING SECRETARY
The Hon. Charles Mason Iowa
TREASURER
Fitzhugh Coyle. esq. President National Bank OF the
Republic.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
The Hon. Jas Hughes, Ind j. ID. Hoover. esq.
Charles Knapp, esl. John J. Coyle, esd
James G.. Berret, esq. John Ferguson esq.
G. w. Boteler. esq. L. liuyck. esd.
Ward II. Lamon. esq. john r. Ennis. esq.
George II. Plant. esq. Wm. L. Spalding esl.
w. T. Magruder. esq. A. T.. Perry, esl.
C. Wendell esq.
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To Advertisers.

We will thank our advertising customers to hant
in their Advertisements a. early hour possible
received after o'clock they be classified under the
rrouet hssds
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ASSEMBLY.

The TRIBUNE Supplement this morning con
Gains variety of news matter, correspondence
and city items, which will be found worthy o.
perusal.
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CONGRESS
SENATE.

APRIL 3.-MemorialS and petitions were pre-
pented for the publication of the medical and surgca
history Of the war; for a constitutional amendment
guaranteeing equal rights, and for modification o
ahe tax on tobacco The Judiciary Committee were
INSTRUCTED to consider the elpedency Of amending the
revenue Law so as not to allow removal of liquors held
under State process Mr. Summers resolution directing
hhe Secretary of the Treasury and the PostmssterGen
sra to report whether persons have been appointed
Office without taking the oath. passed, 25 to O.
bills passed to transfer gunboat to Liberia, and
10 facilitate the settlement of accounts of the Treasurer
of the United States The bill TO reorganize the Judi
cisry was considered and without vote it the Sen
ate adjourned.
HOUSE.
Bills were passed to regulate the appointment
OF volunteer officers for the Navy; to provide for the
better organization Of the pay parment in the Navy
aud 70 relieve wrecked seamen and others. The bill
10 create the grade Of Brig. Gen Commandsnt In the
Marine Corps was ordered to third reading by 49 Il
A, and then laid on the table. bill TO create O
naval station Of League Island reported and post
poned till the llth inst. bill to reimburse Admiral
Paulding for expenses was reported, and srecom
mittsd. Memorials and petitions presented for
m eight.hour law; for an increase Of the duty
on wool and for repeal Of the taxes various mann
facures and on deposits ir savings banks The Senate
resolution to appropriate s2 600 for relief Of the dest
ute in the District of Columbia reported and post
poned till Thursday The ks-Dodge case was
kaken up and argued BY Mr.. Dawes for and Mr. Mar.
yhail against the majority report dnseatng Mr. Brooks
No action was taken. The bill 10 establish national
bureau Of education reported and reoommitted,
pnd the House adjourned.
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=, The House, yesterday, took up the case Of
Dodge against Brooks. and listened to argu.
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LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.

APRIL 3.-A large number ofbillS was passed,
among which amending the act relative TO the
court ofSpecial Sessions in New-York. The amend
msnt provides that the Justices Of the said Court will
receive only fair remuneration for their services In
Rhs evening the City Tar bill was taken up in Commit
see Of the Whole and Of the three estimates laid before
The Committee that Of the Controller was adopted.
ASSEMBLY.
The greaterpart of the afternoon was occupied
IN discussion on the Niagara Frontier bin. In the
Evening Session the Frontier bill ordered 10 third
reading-so to IL. The House. In Committee Of the
whole then considered several City Railroad bills but
Book no definite action thereon.
/, The Courtlsndt Chrstopher-st. and Lexington ave-
Railroad bills were afterward ordered to third read.
ang. after which the Assembly adjourned.
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RAILROAD LINES.

r EADIE dnE.T r.Igst EA1 ,j,I DAD.
FROM PHr.A pEhFH1lA 1AYc 10 NE HI IETERIoR or
sUiSSBBsNH4N3Ha4 2SB N4N3a,NS SSV9HRfhEEff5F4sSD' 9RhEfFsiS
ASETE8E NIP TFE88ETh Akg THE GAEADAs lp
rs gIses S Il &. H.r.
Co. MORNING MAIL
slThO ESeSssei NasSrS Fsrs snS. AsnsS%n
ke.bsIie, Ilitstou YORK srIlsis "ha@6orsSSrs,,
bia rain conpcctss READ1S Q with ne Sast ren
y van,S RAJ roSd nsns or len'Cwn 60 aud wit
'eilGn cI SSy % sr%1 eaa%ssa vi ofns' Ealca' rs
Wii,m WI ,msn,sport Lock navep Emi etc ~, HAR
%c sgiS, and sasas shSnns raSs 5T ?1D 's rS-
upl eIland WiniaInspor Ycrk, Chambershurv Pine
AFiE ERNooe EXPRESS
L'Syes Phs Geipha 8 T.. NJ, ,or Reading, o.ts-
RsTcsd G19 train 'S@neGnS soT SO seASsg ana
a,swiss,s RSiTooO @ rain or Milton, winSUsOOrt,
RESbiNa A., oMnoDATIos.
SSs LeSEss hsSdins s St SSe 5 a M stopping At "v
Re nInlng, leave, Phi adephia at 4'aO P. NJ IN
Trains Tor PSdadelphis cave Harrisburg at 72s NJ,
@ srS fot'syi ls At $50 A. arriving in Phil De Dhi9 4
sna posSS SInSOa at a' 3 eye aVns rISsus q p PO
delpbe att O5P. N.
Vi, ana aSTrisbSfS al SSSP raves ''ao'ns q
s sde c S FSs SnT snS s vas %
,ions leaves Beeding I, 80 NJ, and Downmgo at
All the above trains i run daily | sundsy excepted
sunday trslns cave Porsvle at b0V A. NJ. and hiGs
u''pN'" = StiT2EsFFfR VALLEY RAILROAD.
take Or n as cm PbSse
Phia returning from DOwnlngton at I % A. NJ. and
NEW YORK ExPREss EoR PITTsBURe AND FHM
Leaves NeE York stsyS N; and 500 P. NJ, sassns
EHsGHs g W VIII en- sR8 ano p sorsTS s
KoeSG Trains or PsbuTg, Chicago WIZ
10 uIning L4press Train leaves Harrisburg on arrival
da5Pres =, rom nd and %
Il ese trains hroue reiween Jsr City
. Mai iTsin for New YoIE leaves Harrisburg at q
NJ Mall Train for HarisbuIg leaves New orb at IL
N0'" s, HUYLKILL VALLEY RAILROAD.
Trains leave Pottsvi le at 645 and 90 A. M and I'll
P; NJ, tuIning nom TamaQua al S5 A. Nj. and ~ an
sI Bt1LK1LL AND susQUEB5 MA RAILROAD.
aansbSis and a. Isl H. fnegroVe snS re%Ont
returning rom Harrisburg 400 P. N. and hOm Tre-
mont at 90 A n. and 30 z. Nj
the prrcipa points in the North est and anadas
The following ticker are o9taInea only at the Ofos
gelphla OF OF q a. Eicos General Superintendent,
IoMMUTA TION II KETs
Al 70 pc cent discount, between any points desired,
Good Tor 2OOC miles between ali ints at sS2'O each.
~ sIAsoN II, KETs,
only to al points ct reoneed rates
Gil RGYMEN
RESIDING lire of the road viii be furnished with
cards ent ling themselves wives to tckes half
! kXt URSIOH IL KETS,
From Phi ade pbia principal stations, gooa for
atuioay sunday ana Monday at redu ed fare, to be
bad only the Ticket Office Thirteenth and CalloW-
hill streets.
FREIGHT.
Goods al descriptions forwarded TO all the above
poIts IRON the Companys New Freight Depot Broad
and willow streets
FREIGHT TRIMS
Leave Philadelphia daly a; $40 A. NJ, IL IS noon ana
eco Tor Reading Lebanon Harrisburg Pottsville,
PoIl Clinton and all poin beN opd.
] r.. pn, .ao,uth. IL, ,a... 49,. -, -
the road ard its branches bA and ior al prncpa
Stations OILY at 2l6P. Nj. Sf6
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ACTION OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH.-The
sui jcct OF bypiene at the present time. IS one OF
paramount importance 70 the people, aud any action
on the part of public bodies must prove TO be OF
general interest. The Board OF Heath, whose pro-
GEE diBgs are cessarily ana justlY private have
R1yen the subject much attention, and at a meeting
OF this BODY, held YESTERDAY the fol owing preamble
and resolutions were agreed TO a.
Whereas, rLe pubic feeling, IN view Of the posi-
bic visitation OF cholera during the ensuing season
has been manIfesty looking to this Board Tor the IN
sution OF all precautionary measures at their com
mand and a"h
Whereas, A desire to avoid all appearance of in
terference with the action OF Councils has hitherto
induced them patiently to await D ovlson by that
branch OF the CITY Government for thorough and
81 stematc cleaning OF the streets, until now two
months of the current veaf have expired therefore
Resoiced q hat NJ on complaint of the sanitary In
spectors OF the ards of the city the Board hereby
declare the streets their present filthy condition
nuisRnces prejudIclal to public health; and In CON
otmity with the written opinion of the proper law
officer file IN this Office, the President s hereby
authorized and instructed unless Councils at their
stated meeting institute measures for he mme-
date removal Of the nuisance complained Of to ad-
yertse for proposals and proceed forth With to effect
this work or necessity.
Resoived, That a copy of tho FOREGOING preamble
and resolutions be transmitted to each branch OF
Councils by the ClerK of this Board.
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RAILROAD LINES.
pHlLADEIPn!A, WILMINGTON, AND BAL

pHlLADEIPHlA.W WILMINGTON. AND BAL
T1ME 1GBLE.-CommeDcine MoNpAY, Januarys
tsl M rains Depot corner Of BROAD street
EApress . ram at 4 O5 A. Nj (soDdays excepted). for
BalilmSre and washipgton sicppRg at Wiimineon.
hapnolia and stemuerb Run
espIeS, for salisbury, Milford, ana intsrmSdiste
Way Man Train at sl5A N. (supda, exeepted,, for
Baltimore stopping at Chester, Thnriow LInwood,
C9ymont, and all regular stations between Wilmington
iapTesi Train ct glS Pm Sundays excepted, OF
Clay mont, vi mineton. Sswark. fRton North.east
rL,ryylis tiayIe DC Grace Aberdeen, PER- man's
klglt Express At ms r N. for BslimQre and
mont Whining ton. Newark, Elk on, North East
Periyvi lie end Havre de-Grace.
Monroe, 9rGIk,. ity Point ana Richmond win take
an additional accommodation for those holding
hroueh lictets io5 Baltimore Washington Snd .oa,n.
nepet at llSO A. A., connecting At Gray's Ferry WIN
Tue WfhMT GTuS hCGoM SG MC oD DeT ION TRAINS
"a Stopping at all Stations between Philadelphia and
Lave T5hsdsphiS at IS and ll,l5 A. ", and 50
vg and ~ roHd T the 30 S NJ train Connects with
leave Wilmnston at 100 Sl6, and 30 A. NJ, and 70
ioT New astle leave P1 1nadelDhia at SIS A. NJ,
'O A%T lhR0I RS GH TR ,INs FROM BALTIMORE.
Leave WnSgeP SR q Fde Ip pi Nj and 2G ana S'
Leave Chester AZ SOL IS, and 1914 A. NJ, and 1896
10 TRGM N BRIL,TYIMoRP RI 10 PHILADELPHIA
Leave Baltimore S25 A NJ. way Mall; ITO p NJ
EKpress 635 NJ Express 925 Express
An Accommodation Tain for Havre-de-Grace and in
termedlate stations will leave Ba tmore a. l0P. NJ
TRAINS FOR BAL lMORf
Leave Chester at so A. NJ, 323 and IL 80 p. NJ.
Leave WI mlngtOn al 1921 513, and 1898 A. NJ, and
4P NJ.
SUNDAY TRAINS
Express rain at 4g5 A. NJ or Baltimore and WBsh-
1Dgton, stOppng at wilmington Perryv e. uavre-de.
1 Run. - Il - '7TI7
| Night Express IL Is P. tor Baltimore and ash
| mgton, stopping at Chester Thur Ow nwood Clay
mont, Wilmington Newark Elkton, Northeast, Perry.
vile ana Havre-de- Grace. N'
special train wi leave Philadelphia for Wilmington
| for intermediate stations al 7. NJ.
BALD IMORE FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Baltimore at 025 Z, M. stopping at Havre-de
Grace Perryville and Whining Also stops at Elk
ton and Newark Ito lake PASSENGERS PhlaLe pha anS
leave passengers from Washington or Batmore) an,
hester to leave passengers nom Baltimore or Wash
| inPton. nsSs
special train will leave Wilmington for Phladeiphi
! and intermediate stations at 6 80 7. NJ
Freight rain with passenger attached " Ill cav
| WI mington for Perryve and intermediate atons
| CAP. M II. +. KENNEY Y, Superintendent
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RAILROAD LINES.

ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD
~ on and amer MONDAY, February "a two daily
trains will between Washington and Ll nchburg,
connecting at Gordonsv lie with virginia Central Rail
road trains to and from Richmond. as 10 olows:-
MAIL TRAIN.
Leave Washington daily (Sunday excepted), at 645
A. M ana arrive at Lyncnbl re at b45 2. A.
Leave Lynchburg at A. M and arrive at Washing
~ - EXPRESS TRAIN
Leave Washington daily Including Sunday at sos p.
NJ and arrive at LynchbuIR at 600 A. NJ n
ton az 6lOA M.
both trains making close connections at Iynchburg
for all points South and Southwest and at Washington
for North and Northwest. ~ l-i -+i
trains.
The road attractive, NOT only for its comfortable
historic localities of Fairfax Bull Run, Manassas, Brls
toe, Catlett's Rappahannock, Culpeper. Orange and
GordSnsyiIls places OF mperishAble interest In the
16roueh tickets to all points South and Southwest
NAV be had ln Boston. New York, Philadslphla and
BALTIMORE and at the Offices of the road IA Washington
and Alexandria w. II. MoOAFFERTY,
ais General Superintendent
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g u r V e N o 7 / @ e.
All persons inte resied in the plan of the
FOURTH SECTION
TWENTY SECOND WARD,
Bounded as follow
Northeast by Green street,
NJ 100 Northwest by Carpenter street,
NJ ioo'1 Southeast by w. Washington avenue,
Southwest by Wssahickon avenue,
are notified that the Court Quarter sessions the
City and County of Phi iadelphia have fixed
THURSDAY, March 20, 1866, .
At 10 oc ock A NJ,
at the Court Room Main Building of the State House,
to consider said plan and any objections against tn
same, which be made by any Freehod and in the
MEANWHILE the said plan may be at the 0ce OF the
Department OF Surveys for he CITY OF Philadelphia,
No. 2l2 South FIFTH Street. -
and Duplicate thereon at the Office or
JESSE LIGH 1F00E
Surveyor and Regulator of the Ninth Survey Dis rct
Depot ulding,
Germantown.
F. CARROLL BREWS TER,
Solicitor of the City of PHILADELPHIA
Docket 5, Page 39.) 2A lawt 20
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q U r V Z Y N o T / C E.
All persons interested in the plan of the
TENTH SECTION
TWENTY-SECOND WARD,
Bounded as follows:-
Northeast by STEM on avenue.
~ ono J Northwest by Mermaid avenue,
NJ A"o' southeast by Gorgas street,
tSouthwest by Germantown avenue
notified that the Court of arter Sessions for the
City and County OF Philadelphia, have fxed
THURSDAY, March 20, 1866,
At lU O'Clock A. M,
at the Courtroom Main Building of the State House. to
consider said plan and objections against the same
which be made by any freenode and in the mean
while the said plan be at the Office OF the De-
partment OF SURVEYS for the City ofPhiladephIa,
No 2l2 FIFTH Stree,.
ano Duplicate thereof at the office OF
JESSE LIGHTFO0T,
Surveyor and Regulator OF the Ninth Survey District
Depot Building,
Germantown
r. CARROLL BREW sTER
Solicitor OF the City of Phladelphia
Docket s. page 37J 224 lawt3 20
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NORTH PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD

NORTH PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
IN Depot, THIRD Street above Thompson.
For BETHLEHEM, LESTOWN, MAUCH
HUNK, EAsToG, W1LLIAMsPoRT, and WILKES
At tTS0 A. N. Hxpress), for Bethlehem, Allentown
Mauch hunk, Hazleton, Wiliamsport, and wilkes.
barre.
AZ $40 P NJ tExpressl, for Bethlehem, Easton, etc.
reaching Easton at 6'45 p. NJ.
At SIS p. M. tor Bethlehem, Allentown MaHct
Chunk DaDville and " illiamsport
For Doylestown at 8S5 A M. $50 and AIS P. M.
Fol Fort Washington at 10 A M. and ii p. NJ.
For Lansdale at 6'l5 p. N.
White OF the Second and Third Streets Line CITY
Passenger Cars run direct to the depot
TRAINS FOR PHILADELPHIA,
Leave Bethlehem at 6'25 A. n. and 002 A. M, ano
6l5P M, " =
Leave boy estcwn Ct 50 An, o'l0 and 6sOP.M
Leave Fort Washington al 10 80 A, NJ, and 2l6P.M
ON SUNDAYS
Philade phla for Bethlehem at "a NJ.
Philadelphia for Doy lestown at o p. M, -..
Doyestown for Phi adephia AT 100 M.
Bethlehem ior Philadelphia at4 p. M
Through Tickets must be procured at the ticket oces
as ELLIS CLARK. Agent
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G U r V EY N o T G E.
All persons interested in the plan of the
TENTH SECTION
FIRST WARD,
Bounded ed as follows
ron the Northlby Wolf street.
No I'm ] On the East by Delaware river,
NJ i'S'1 On the South by Curtin street,
On the West by Fifth street,
Are notified THAT the Court of Quarter Sessions for
the City and County of Philadelphia, have fixed
THURSDAY, March %, 1865,
at 10 O'Clock A. M,
At the Court Room, Nam Building OF the State House,
consider said plan and any objections against the
which may be made by any treeholder and in the
while the said be at the Office OF the
Department of SURVEYS for the City OF Philadelphia,
No. 2l2 s. FIFTH Street,
And Duplicate thereof at the of1ce of
CHARLES g. CLOSE,
Surveyor and Regulator OF the Second Survey District
No 33I REED street
r. CARROLL BREWSTER.
Solicitor OF the City OF ofPhlladelphia
Docket 8, page 35) 224 1awt3 29
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T. OR NEW YORK.-THE CAMDEN AND
u Anboy and Philadelphia and Trenton Railroad
|0n'' FROM PHILADELPHIA TO NEW YORK
ano way PAGES, from anut street wharf win leave
At 4. M, VIA Camden and Amboy Accommoda-
ATS A. NJ, via camoen and Jersey City Express. S0S
APP via Camden and AmbOy Express. 225
Alta N. moon ana 4; M va Sapden and Am
Al ana ll'30 p. II. via CsmOen and Amboy, Ac-
commodaton (Freight and Passenger), lst class
ucket. I'D
At and 10 A. NJ and r. M, for Mount HOIly,
Evansville Pemberton and Vincentown; at A. NJ,
At and 10 A. NJ, IL M $780, and ll.90P M for Pal
myra, kverton, DelancO, Beverly, Edgewater Bur-
lngton, Florence BordentOwn etc. The IL a. NJ. and
5 p NJ. lines run direct through to Trenton
LINES FROM KENsIN GTON DEPOT WILL LEAVE
AS F0LL0WS:-
At lll5 A. NJ, 4S0 and As p NJ, via Kensington
At IL r Nj Might via Kensington and Jersey y v
he sS p NJ Line viii run daily All Others sundays
At 7S0 and ll'l5 A. M s. $50 4sO, and GASP M, and
IL Midnight Ior Bristol Trenton, eto.
At A. NJ, 1880 8, and P N; for Cornwes, Torris
and Frenkiord, and al P, n for Holmesburg and
/ intermediate stations
~ bELTTIpERE PsLA@wARE n,I.@ WARE RAILROAD,
venia and New York state, and the Great Lakes
Two through trains daily Sundays exceptedJ irom
Kensineton Depot as follows:-
LINES FROM NEW YORK FOR PHILADELPHIA,
win leave from loot of Cortland street
aSG % and il NJ x snS SnS a S@ via Jer
seq City and Kenengtou.
From Pier No North river, at A. NJ. and 2P NJ. via
At I'm u H. V ana 2. NJ Freght and Passenser), via
Jan. IT, 1855 WILLIAM q. GATzMER, Agent.