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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-01-24

.1=a HOUSE AND LOT FOR SAj1E.-The
s5:: large and comfortable franc ? w r LLIEG
HOUSE Al D LOT, situated on i. ". corner
of Duke and Water streets. For terms apply
10 ia fk-1w1 HOOE & WEDDERBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-01-24

CsTONI1DRAKERS
HORSE AyD CATTIb Powders?
4 safe and speedy cure for Coughs, Colds,
a 2s;omp y Ha5ses Ioas Of S Cnl o o
Tongue, etc, IN Cattle.
STONEDRAKER'S HORSE AND CATTLE
POWDERS,
are becoming the most popular Powders ROW in
use And Why? Because they are prepared of
such ingredients as are precisely suited TO the
animals for which they are used. No powders
ever sold have given such universal satisfaction
and acquired so great celebrity in the sametime.
As an evidence oftheir eriorty over al others
the proprietor stakes his reputation on these
powders against all others now put up, Only
try 4hem and be convinced Of their great quail
tiles ri. olON EHh iAhhi
For sale By our agent FunkstoWn: ma.
E. S. LEADBEATER s CO.,
&C 17-3m Alexandria, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-01-24
FAIRFAX LAND

VALUABLE FAIRFAX LAND FOR
7 SALE.-Pursuantt to decree Of the Coun-
ty Court Of Fairfax, rendered in the case Of
jackson vs.. Jackson. I will sell on FRIDA 7
the 10th day, Of February, 1866, on the
premises, at II o'clock ~, at Dranesville,
Fairfax county, the VALUABLE HO- 80
TEL at Dranesvilles, formerly kept by GzEaa
Geo. ". Jackson. with lot and garden attach
ed; also the VALUABLE FARM, Of which
George ". jackson, died: seized about two
% miles north Of Drancsville. containing about
THREE HUNDRED ACRES, is well Wooded
and has upon it COMFORTABLE Dwell
LING HOUSE, and Fine Barn.
Terms of sale One tenth Of the purchase
money to be paid in hand on the day Of sale
the residue in three equal instalments Of six
twelve and eighteen months to be secured by
the bonds Of the purchaser, bearing interest from
the day Of sale and a retention of the title
Of the land until the last payment is made. The
cash payment is 10 be forfeited and the land
sold at the costs % the purchaser, in the event
Of his falling to comply with the terms Of sale.
JAS. 7. JACKSON,
dee 29-2awts missioner Of Sale.
TBalt Gazette and ~" Int. COPY 1awts1
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-01-24

g1g~ MARTHA WASHINGTON HAIR
RESTORER best thing for the hair in
the market. Two articles combined in one. a
perfect Hair Restorer and Hair Dresser. Sold
by all Druggists. The trade supplied by 4 EN-
RY COOK, No. SO, King ST., Alexandria, Va.
Warranted to do ali we claim-or money re-
funded, after using two bottles. Ladies try it,
nov 6-3m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-01-24

EsLUMBiNG PLUMBLNG!
i GAS FITTING! GAS FITTING!
G. p. HEALT g CO..
PL UMBERH : Gas FITTERS,
No. 23, North Fairfax Street,
Wnaer Mansion House}
We are now prepared to do Gas Fitting and
Plumbing, in ali their branches. Fitting up
Public Buildings, Stores and Dwelling Houses,
in the most approved style, ard a. the very
lowest figures.
By leaving your orders with us you will save
both time and money.
Ill FOBK JARRANTED.
Always on hand q large assortment of GAS
FIXTURES, comprising everything IN the
trade; ALSO LAMP 6 GODS of every descrip-
ton, At Peace Prices. Retail dealers will find
it to their interest to examine our stock.
Special attention paid to country orders.
The best COAL OIL always Oh hand.
dec lily
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-01-24

p. Is. HOQE. GEO. c. WEDDNRBURN.
Alexandria, Va. Richmond, Va.
Fl ooH < s WdDDH 70 ToT!s s. co.,
GENERAL SHIPPING, COMMISSION g.
FORWARDING MERCH ANTS,
nov 1o-tf ALEXANDRIA, VA.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-01-24

1.-TWO PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES-
4 One Single Cylinder, TWELVE HORSE
POWER, Saws and Betting Complete, never
used. One second hand, Double Cylinder,
FIFTEEN HORSE POWER, in good order.
and but little used For sale by
HOOE 6 WEDDERBURN,
jan l6--1W, Foot OF Prince street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-18
Naxziai and the Italian Parliament.

NJ Erdn, the Naples correspondent Of the TtmP,
writing to that paper on the 9TH ut, says: Under od h
Chamber Mazzn sent to friend at Palermo his surren
der of tho seat which be had just been elected at
Messna. This letter contains two essential partsa onti-
csn OF the hanging the head Of Mszzli,
and the reasons which prevent him from taking his sea- ID
Parliament;
Of will you have protest agsinst the iner
sous and absurd Which mn me 70 Sea Ss
the country; inquous becsuse condemns in ne whats
cOndsmnng monarchy accepts as is prnsp
though the Sardnian kingdom has ceased 70 exist"
Mazzn next declares that whether admitted or not ,,
the Chamber he in accept the seat offered him.
because he is q republican.
Thirty years ago swore fidelity 70 Italy united and re-
publican kept silent respecting the second part Of my
kdey upon seeing the whole country differ opinion and
wish to make trial In different direction did not re-
the Of my WhseSsr xod tend to solve The dr.
half Of the problem Qhs the united Ita but without e's
pie adhesion to the monarchy what could Only be for US all
temporary basis OF experiment carried ebiegauon SO n
easy paths that il might follow in order to arrive At unity
never reraeted my early vow contracted no fresh sngse
mind and shirt before trpobes And now that for ne a,
least the experiment has been ied and without rut now
accepts BY Florence as metropo on the one hand
ton which sanctions the existence in Italy OF two tempo
which, with sacrifices ruined finances had been
organized for the purpose Of emsncpatng Venice eoao
BY swearing fidelity TO the monarchy and Constitution al
terror the national life o! Italy OF which Is rot and can
rot be the formuary More than convinced therefore
the institution by which the country is governed u.
capable Of making Italy united free and great
you and understand IT, should IN taking the OATH gi's
example OF political immortality 10 ny fellow count ymen'
and be eerua!ly oppressed by remorsc. JOSEPH MAzzM
q II reached Mazzinis friend at Palermo on the lWn'
That friend Sgnor Bagnasco declares that Mazzini re-
quested him to publish at once, but that after consulting
with various persons he resolved 10 await the decision Oh
parliament Three days after the vote of that body WY
the 23d Of March, the letter appeared in Tie Precursors
n.D
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-18
The Revenue Service.

yUR yIyTIR CRUISE OF THB CUTTER ASHuELoT.
The United States Reyenuesteamer Ashueloti oap,.
Edward A. Freeman commanding, has been engaged snce
tho st of January cruising along the coast Oh Mahe
ftom Quoddy head to the PeDobscot. Durhg tns uhs
the Ashuelot has tIaversed distance % 1 a1 n nnn
She Ias lup TO the list OF April boarded forty vessels up.
uroaching the coast hauled two barks OF che rocks Saving
vessels cargoes, and crews), ana assisted WIN poeo
ores etc three schooners besides performing variety
of less important services. There has been no loss OF ire
and only total loss OF vessel, wlthn m ns OF w
Ashuel6ts cruisngground during the past very severe
Winter The small number of vessels boarded ~ the ASH
ueot accounted for by the fact that IN the Winter seon
merchant captains give the coast OF MA az Wdo 1eIn
as possible The Ashuel0t commenced hef cruise Whou'
any extra repairs and out OF II without damage 70
hull spars or rigging, beyond the ordinary wear and tear
She is the swiitest screw IN ad Cd
Inc 3Oth of March last sailed distance OF - miles IA two
hours under sail alone. The Ahuelo IL ~ present en-.
gagged in watching vessels in the harbor OF Esor, Me-,
to see that irregular departures take place. bat,
in spite of her incessant vigilance, the terrible
Fenians Of whom our Canadian ncighboEs are so much
afraid succeeded in getting out small schooner on SAT-
urdar last which it is reported armed with how
tzer said to have been "solen" from prominentciizen
Of PASSPORT. There is great excitement n the town ts
public feeling being almost entirely IN favor OF the Re-
mans Every steamer which arrives brings with 1t NUN.
Der Of ne determined, we-behsyed men, great portion
of whom are from the Western States These men DO nor
remain in PASSPORT for any length Of time but are sent GU
TO parts unknown shortly after their arrival The town
croyded with refugees from Campo Beo, and there
also large number Of NewYOfk ana Boston tenans Nv
ing at the and boarding There are several yes
cs in the haro which suspected Of being ntendedoi
pryateers in the service Of the embryo Irish Republic and
they are closely watched by Her Mjesys steam sooPo
war Pylades vessel carrying u guns and ere" OF 2oo
men One OF these vessels has received board nun.
Der of ssspciousooking boxes said to contain aims and
ammunition for distribution among the New-Brunswlcs
Fenians On Saturday night brig attempted to get OUT
Of the harbor without going through the necessary FORMS
Int was captured by the Ashneot and towed back TO port
The gunboa Winoesk is anchored of the town. and seq.
eral moro Government vessels expected to arrive
shortly The Fenians evi.euily business this tine
at least and seems almost PITY that they Should 70
prevented from giving the Kanucks an example CT ne
beauties of neutrality on the plan practised ~ 'hemse'"
daring the Rebellion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-18
Au Impertant Order Of the superintendent Of
Police.
Superintendent Kennedy has issued the following i'm
porant order to the Police of this city and Brooklyn:

Superintendent Kennedy has issued the following i'm
portant order to the Police Of this city and Brookyn
OPrIcy OF TIRE SUPERINTENDENT OF METROPOLITAN POLICE
No 900 Muberry-st., NEY-YoEK. April II, 1900. J
GrvrihL ORDTR No. i49-The Legislature having passed
Act" regulate the sale Of Intoxicating liquors WIN
the Metropolitan Police District Of the State Of NewYork
bayng and created the Metropolitan Board
Health Board OF Excise and empowered sad Board to grant
licenses Tor selling strong ana spiituouS qlor vines ae
aud beer 20 persons Of good moral character whom they
shall approve within the Metropolitan Police District except.
he County OF Westchester And having by said Act also
conferred npon the police Of the Metropolitan District the
rover and duty snmmsry close any place where violation
Of the law may be taking place and 20 arrest ns FOR INSIDE
eanor any who violate the law II becomes proper
for police furnish spch Information TO the Board OF liz
will enable them Judge o. TIE 1pess 70 noa hsse
each person who heretofore has followed the naess o sea-
ing any OF the enumerated liquors as d beverage. -
YOs WILL therefore make report 20 this office arranged ~
street and number before the 2h day Of APRIL current
Of every place your precinct where such uor or any OF
them have been sold time during the past 2 montbs
in every giving the full Of each person engaged
IN ceiling. whether as sole proprietor or partner.
You will also in each case report distinctly on the follow
First Whether sales made under authority Of heerge
duly granted By Excise Commissioners OF the County in de-
tance thereof
Second Whether the places kept open liquors any
kind were sold, on Sundays or election days.
Third Whether the places for business between
10 O'Clock night and sunrise during portion Of that
period OF time.
FoHrl. Whether females employed bartenders
waters, in the drinking roOG-s.
Fi Whether music Other exraneous attractions were
Introduced into the drinking
S What class Of persons have been in the habit OF fre
guenng the place.
SrsK Whether has been necessary for the police to vss
the place for the protection OF the public peace
ESQ how often.
Esh Whether the proprietor has been arrested BY tie
police since being engaged In this business.
II 80, how oiteb aud On what charges.
JOHN A. KENNEDY. Superintendent
Gro W INKS Insnactor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-18
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
SUPREME COURT-CRcuu.-APR l7.-Betore Justice
MASON

SUPREME CoURT-cRcur.-APRn l7-BefOre Justice
MASON.
IMPORTANT DECISION TO CITY EMpLoYBEs-THB
MCoOL AND wARNoCK CONTRACT.
james Esgan agt. the Mayor, &C.
This action which is understood TO be pioneer suit
which quite number dependent brought by an In
tract The contract last December annucd by the
Croon Aqueduot Department for cause. and the Common
due them On this the plaintiff claims for 60 days work at 81
day sl2o The tried by the Court without Jury
the questions involved being mainly questions OF law.
The Court rendered Its decision in favor OF the plaintiff
for the full amount claimed finding that the plaintiff was en-
q cC for ii was raised and 5000 apart the
tract price for the purpose OF paying the plaintiff and other
Judgment for the plaintiff ioY slaO and costs.
DENTAL DIFFICULTIES.
Henry N. Graham sst. Geo. d. Barnes
The parties were partners IN the dental business IN
Lima and entered into by which the defendant
rafs payable in this city for which the present SAT-
dafs The defense was that one draft for ESQ had no
whatever anc beside that the deendan had
delivered plaintiff tools to the value Of $500 which the
plaintiff was TO rcdeyer him but had well two
ounces Of sponge gold worth $50 per ounce and large mum
testified that the tools worth but elo that he but
oneeghh Of OF gold worth e per ounce and that
the tools by steamer the defendant AID not bound to
The ry rendered verdict for the plaintiff for s57s &C.
which the Court added an allowance.
SrIciAI Tsaa-ApsIL i7-BefOrs Justice boRABAs.
. DECISIONS. lo
James III. inck ag' 4" iinain CHARACTERIZATION
for defendant ifi
Patrick j. Clark agt Chas H. Smith, Executor, &c.New
trial ordered; costs to abide event. =,
New.YorS New Haven Railroad Company sgt Robert
SCHUYLER ct a-Judgment for defendants, Keelum and
Bement against the pains for Oslo S. with inter
est s5i, e34 90, from April 10 is66 and costs
SUPERIOR COURT-SPEcIALiTERa-APRI l7.-Before JUS
~ 3. , tce NOVEL;. p -l" 30
DECISIONS.
,Ears Hart. agt. Jacob Greepwald. Bond aH
proved. ,.,-n....... 49, ...s
TIE Now York and Savannah Steam Navigation Co, agt
n nj srsfor6.- Molten g>ur'sd - h,a9 - ~ ~
.As si.A..iA q ksafssiL-Asass SSasssA 49,
Rell q. Eppsy AT z h HN vsSl-BsSd appss5s6
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-18

yerv light Printers VIII not buy AZ the pe sts. IaI
prices The following the saesi 2Vev Vea io, o0 40
500 DO 64x64, l3c l,5OO pieces o. '' 'O'' ~
56x6O Ito. Total, 1900 pieces. .. -
The following is statement Of the approximate earn
,,rs NJ tho pttsburch Fort Wayne and Chicago Railway
Conpauy during tho month Of March, compared with the
same period of last year; .. ANN 80, %
,s IRON ss sS g. sl % 65 10
The exports exclusive Of specie from the port Of New
York to foreign ports for the week ending April ~ 1866
were &C. 2G7, 43l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-18

/; RoBBED BY A SBRvANT.-0n Satu rday night iese
Mary Jane Mcdonald agedle years slept it'll her mistress
Mr. Kettle Hutton aged at the residence Oh tns
latter No. 2l Mottst On the following morning. MIS- ha
Ten found that the girl had l6 having frst broken open
trunk and taken ou thence $500 In gold and silver coin ao
gold watch add chain valued at tuh Yesterday pesc .
go. E.rAr, s&ss A-.- ~ s-s sss's ~
ssse,Ns3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-18

IT. the Editor Of The ~ " Tyibuse
SIR: In your paper of Friday last You state than
the walls OF the old American Hotel building BroadsJ
and Barclay st. pulled down under the direction o.
Superintendent Kennedy and force OF police.
This Is said walls the dangerous portions
thereof taken down by the Of the property 10
compliance with notice issued and served him by @
Department the day after the Ere and the work was 9on
under the immediate supervision Of Saperintenden'
Adams and Inspector West Of this Department.
Win You please this correction and obi &C. YOUR ~
specially 81 ~ JAMES NJ. MEG RKGoat
Superintendent Of Baldlny
"a. Esc. York april l6Ss66 o. "a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-18

APRIL l7.6o54 bbs Flour, l5s bbls Whisky l2lo sacks
Corn Meal sacks OIL Cake, $3.50 bush Corn 365 bush
Oats $50 bush Rye bush Malt 80 $50 bush Barley, 200
bush Seeds pkgs Ashes 62 pkgs Beef 30 bb Pork ESQ
Pat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-18
COURT cALENpAR-TaIs Day.

SUPREME COMPLEMENTARY TERM.-Enumerated
Motions-Nos So ST. 50 S. Sc ST. So 50, CO. 81. g. S. g.
g. g. CIRCUIT PART Same as Tuesday WITH ne e,e
tiop OF No m struck Off and No. Gel added at the foot Of the
Calendar PART INos 97s $780, 49, 74 s72 1872 13 1919
69i. 3l4 sos, 334 1896 s9a 80 lGi llsi 95@ ~ l.A
SPECIAL TER-Demurref No. l0Issues Of law and fact
Nos i67 go g. l65 I76 IT, 1875 2l3 2C, 27 2s 29 22 10
227 - 40, ,-o, ooo,
SUPERIOR. CoURT.-PART mos l45l, l10l, 25kS,
257 2727 1901 2Ol7 sn 29 2l55 l7i3 26o. l4s Ni ZVe
PART II.-Case on No new Calendar. a,
Court OF COMMON PLEAs.-TRIAL IBR4s;-Aa,
journed for Term. The balance OF the Term VIII DC Ies
by the General Term
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-18
Philip undsrhi ass The Bsevoors IRE Insurance Co.

Notion granted.
Francis Learoh aet. Sarah p Browne.-Moton denied.
s. H. Stuart agt the Phenx National Bank substituted In
the place OF the Greenwich Savings BankMotion denied
With el0 costs.
s. II Stuart agt the Phenr National Bank substituted tr
tho Union Dime Savings Bank-Notion denied with so
costs.
Before Justice JOKES.
Catharine n. jenkins agt. David L. Wheeler et al,
case resettled.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-sPEcM TERa-APuI IL
. Before Judge BRADY
DECISIONS.
Isaac Oberndorfer agt. Joseph Gottlieb. Defend.
ant Gotieb appointed receiver to Lease and 70 give boas
IN e. 200 80
costs TO abide event.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-18
financial.

TRKAURI DEPARTMENT April 49, 1885,
NOTICE isherebg given that the Assistant Treas
u. s. NewYork. PhAdepha and Boston the
Deted Depossy Btnoe have beeu instructed d.con
tnuS receiving deposits Of temporary loan for Clearing
Kose at Eve cent and amer May 1885,
from which date all certificates outstanding and unpaid viii carry
fouI per cent interest per annum
On ssd ist dsy ofMy and until further notice said Asissn.
Trssrers and Designated Depository will Receive deposits
lawful ofey and i.'ue herec Clearing House Cet6eae payable
demand In saeHder with in6Ieat per Der
MoCIH,LOCH SECRETARY Of IN. Tre.su,y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-18
LEWIS, wM. b. BEND, IHEo, o. fo"Lh"'
HENRY CLEWS & Co.,
lsuccessor, to LHcTmore, Clews K o.)
BANKERS,
81 WALL STREET, NETWORK.

DEPOSITS IN CURRENCY AND GOLD RECEIVED ~
Merchants Bankers individuals opening accounts with "a w"
be
ALLOWED INTERESTS the current market rate on al DAi
BALANCES subject check demand withon, notice
u. 8. SECURITIES PURCHASED AND FOR SALE.
An Minds on hand ready delivery the lowest market
price 49,. ,.,,h
Quick Returns.
QUARTERLY REPORT of the condition of the
W NINTH NATIONAL BANK Of the City Of Ne"f OH on e
morning Of the FIRST MONDAY Of April 1915;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-18

GALE ofFORFETTED RAILROAD.-The Weston
- end Al.,n and the Ahi.on and s. Jo'eph nd The Pate
M nov osn a. such having been forfeited the state OF Missouri
to tie thereof notice hereby sven tn ". nat
81 Of an Act Of the Assembly, the state Of Mis-
nm I'd An At provide the sale Of certain railroads and
pop-y " .s Of the sos,hWe Brincn Pacific
Te Coun,rv tn sud Iron Mountain srd the Cairo and
pIh % ] tb s ttsr.sf by hS Governor the 2lst dly
sell and they hereby invite proposals oI me iud' o. a
Conusr which p,oPo.a, shall % d,Id ,ss 1 soa a
to tie following conditions provided in Section Of the '4d Act a.
ronosl. Of bler under the provisions Of foregoing
cn sa the price bid Coz the respective roads and ha
s hsd to Govern tie oae roads BY said Board
Of e pee or consideration BID shah be payable follows
onea,n and toe balance u hye equal annual
ns tid ia thrS he fourth Il for tie i'm years
thereafter with the I per cent Interest on deferred psy
either asn OF Ooad. other liabilities Of tie State OF bonds saA'
Soa Tho road. and al rolling stock belonging thereto shall be
kr good ,erves condition during the progress oil the "oiA 70
1i Tie Plate Country a-oad se,ad 'hl b finished from
}yeon and om savannah Foes, City IN two years om the
dste Of shall be- completed he oga stat hoe thee
d every year Of sale and the time nHd or Tie
cor, y .5 @ Of Al eat two hundred and ay
S1oria h the haeauai required N THIS section
men, Of principal OF purchase money due iia year until ys years
men, Of expenditure zach rod shall BE- made under oath b. tho
Treasurer AID Director thereof ALI tied with tho Secretary Of
State"
Tee Ptei Country Raj road" which has been Known ~ The
tho Aca!s0u aud y Joseph, and Ne
F,to County Railroads ia possession Of ths Ste ~.
luf al having been for cited 70 tho ht Of M
Thereof und the PROVISIONS 81 IN ut Of
fo General Assembly oi tie state Of fsoui entitled An lSt 70
eject e0urramlse between State and the Achifon and -
Jo.sth R,r.d Company -d tie Weston nd Aehson harosd
COMPANY sud secure to the state the pym's, Of CERTAIN bends
Tor the construction 81 tie ie ouny s
tho Platte Co4ltry falroad 6c S approved
sbusfy c, po.seon thereof having been taken with
" 10 ia sae
tl-f Tom Weston Savannah, LNytwg mis and Is uceny
stocked With md machinery perfect tile and immediate poe
s,ulou VII BE- .iyrn 70 The purchaser - ,
Copies approved February 49, 1886 and other inorna
ton property vii be furnished application BY let
ter 20 JOHN r. HUME fre-ideni, % to CHESTER AND
NO H. Att0ruey Of the osfd y Commit s. Louis No.
JOHN r UINF, Bosid Of Commissioners
SAMUEL IIUFs1AN, for tho
THEODORE CASE) Platte Country railroad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-18
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10, 1865.
oyucs OF rHs GLoBs Fms IssrlAScH CoHPAr,
Corner Greenwich and Fulton stst Z
NN'NN' ~ LII LIZA y

Corner oIs'RSiss S I'd F SsPIi Is a. ss
Attic ANNUAL ELECTION held on the 10Th
i, sor DIRECTORS Of this Company, the following named
Yf FaSsRp rf KfRBY John RoMER
D. RhNboLPH MARTIN B. THRockMoRTooSS,p
WIN. b. sKlDMoRE b9Mis y nc 81 aIyGIIIiN
S S9tNc yeI 4 NV THOs. C. GOETCHlUs
nESRT, eISswoRrH aAR Re n RnuTTFhfE ERs0Rp
G dHRt IL -iobTPEL, s SAM gsg HANsA'
WILSON O. g. ~ hSNr SosEFn coLWELL,
p1yip WAeesTAFbEi, J J9HEE D ap niuuAATER
LAwREEcE N. LUTHER AARoA S S,At Lick
a3aS i 1 6rb7Kk, shAs i ITqlSoroN
GEO, " :. E dLrpttiatr Era WHEELER,
THOs REED, VIZ LAOLI iIEoRus
D4NILLt + = ross SSErTy WSshlkoToN l. c6oPEa
WALTER ". PRICE, - ~; ~, = ~ n III poRfRTs
SAMUEL T. KAAPPt AAls u ~ m, n i'0''-N'
absount meeting Of Boaid Of Directors LEONARD
KIRBY sq was unanimously tF ffish REEVES Secretary
~ s LAND SCRIP for sALE.-LANDS and
FARMS SALE or EXCHANGE for city property o. ss
charlise. B.FRAHiSLlN CLAIM Ne. J rsIA-p4se
---------- Ngw.YonK Eprl " 1876
ry,HE ANNUAL MEETING OF the SI0CKlOlL,p2-
ESS 81 1s 10 Is william st., Room, No - and ~ on
MONDAY l3l diy ofApTi a o'clock M of 'hs p'P
oecns Directors and o'''' 'h aRAM p cRozER President
Jouy o NsuL Secretary
TIRAVELiNG CREDITS on Messrs. j. 5; NOR NOR;
1 GAN 4 Co. LONDON lsuccesi1r. to GEO PEABODY
ST. ss5 5x bABSEY MORGAN Co.. No, 81 Exchange
rlIEI EGRAPH AND EXPRESS STOCKS.
seci attention given he sale aud purchase Of IsesIspn
, L'I prev .s ca moi sold J. The STOCK Exchange 0formaoa
i6 5'i1 Sasi io5t @pon. to capitalist ''a''d
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-18

They by the following routes Erie Railroad 74 Har
lem Railroad 3oi9 SewHaven Railroad 90; Camden and
Amboy Railroad. l47; NewJersey Central Railroad 39 hy
Hudson River boats 237 on foot IL. About lJo were In
the yards Monday