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NOBLE DIRECTORY.

4Rcti0ReerS, E#E-Ef I.g5.
+. WEST & CO.
Betting, &C.,
AT. PUFFER,
Books, Stationery DC If@iE .istu tHi
JOHN X. RANDALL,
Boots Shoes &c.
JOHN POLLOCK, q 8. W5E
Clothing,
WICKS & KIRKLAND. .'5.5. -
Commission Merchants,
BUSH, GREER & BOGLE,
L. BREWER & co.
J. H. MATHEWS & co.
LEDYARDS & CO. - Il III
A. l.. POPE,
PRICE WILLIAMS g. SONS,
F. WEST & CO.
S. S. WEBB s. CO
Drugs,
GEO. COSTER g. CO.
Dry Goods, FdnciRg Notions @c.
w. II. LEINKAUF & Co8ET ~ a
IRA W. PORTER & co., iua aac
Groceries &c
L. BREWER & CO. bgH uilt a4
AL POPE,
Merchdnt Tdilors,
BAARKE g. KIENCKE,
Musical Instruments Sc,
j. H. SNOW, q s.->t t5A
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pm an, Miss. aNfd.
\ IkENCE JUHsl
attorneys at Law IT.
Ri TIE Couris q
e counties Of KempS
7 in High Confs. 80 "A
|p6i. and The Unils
b .aEe business 80
/ Va shingtcn, y.
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DOLBEAR COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
OF THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS; La
Corner Camp and Common,
Opposite the City Hotel,
Entrance on both streets, in the spacious
and elegant Story Builing, is constantly in Sea.
sion under eight able Professors.

1t was founded in ls32-has Charlie from tbe
state as permanent Institution under the direction
OF Board OF Trustees appointed by the legislature
ana Is authorized to confer degrees Diplomas etc.
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lily call the attentio,
1 me community al
RELY NEW sT q
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Executors Notice.

Executors Notice.
Letters testamentary of William Tally,
deceased; were at the December term 1865,
of the Probate Court of Eeshoba county
Mississippi, granted by the said court to
the undersigned All persons having claims
against said decedent are hereby notified to
present them within the time prescribed by
law, or they viii be barred $500,
ELIZABETH K. TALLY, Ex'trx.
IoB o JAMESJ. ODEN, Ex'r,
Of the win Of VIM. Tally, decd.
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WEST TENNESSEE COLLEGE,
JACKSON, TENN.

JACKSON, TENN.
THIS Institution will be re-opened for the recep
i ton of pupils on MONDAY, Feb. 18th.
1t has been put in charge of Rev William Shelton
OF Brownsville Tenn, who will be assisted by other
competent teachers autf4.sf WHlaIr : .1'1H-
Pupils in the preparatory department will be
thoroughly instI ucted; and the more advanced
pupils will be prepared to enter the regular college
classes at the opening of the Fall Session.
For circular containing terms etc.. apply to Rev
w. Shelton. ian 2sdlm+
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-,--.O Gus, NpICe0
I ENGLISH AND AMrp,,'l
REUMEP
Nail, and other vs,is.,
Fine Tooth Cohiba !
4 Horn Dressing "a
OF ALL KINns'
ETH 5 GARDEN SEEDS
SONS EsiacltIng.
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MOBILE, ALA.
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IL NWsEEn1-....l

LEsALR AND RFT,.
= (%ISm.
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KELLS

] & LILLE
bal 5 rvicea to the ! !.
b. From Tauch 800
cial attCntioa 70
Iuthern Expr sss.
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proposals.
wAsuIseros. d. c. March 3. 1896.


pROPOSALS for SAFES and LOCKS
" SEALED PROPOSALS will be reoe we'd At the OfHce
sfthe Supervising Architect Treasury Department Washing
fon d. e.. unit IL April s 1896 FOR Furnishing tie Burglar
Proof aud the Burglar End Fire Proof Safes required by tie
tressay Department r year from acce OF lie
proposal o. the successful bidder.
Specifications and drawings FOR the Burglar Proof SAFES
ehowns the form Of construction present used viz alter
use plates OF iron aud hardened Steel be obtained upon
application a. this Department
Burglar and Fire Prooi SAFES will constructed 10 the
zane manner aud ca.e1 VI suitable ere proof covering,
Che plans aud Specifications which must be submitted by
Che bidder.
SAFES be shipped IN perfect condition within reasonable
Cine from date OF order.
The lock- viii be furnished by ths Department bat mus.
D put a. place BY the coutcto and be in perfect
order ben the Safe IL turned TO the proper oceT Of the
Government.
The bids be per superficial foot measured the outside
and TO cover al charges W. eyeT, including painting and do
Mixtures. iexcept cost Of locksl.
Proposals Will also be received for Burglar and Pow9e
Srooi Looks. 20 be accom- panied WIKI samples.
Ali bids BE- uIird - the guaranty q two
sponsb!e persons In tie OF SW, that the bidder IS"
ocoept sbd perform the contract n awrrdd 70 him. te sum
siency Of t- security b. certified By the Ds;rctAt
Sorney OF the district wie.e tie bidder Iefi1cs 1890
The DeT the Tstt 20 reject or al bids
10 swsd the contract for Burglar Proof safes 20 party
and the Burglar and Fire Proof safes another, 1t BE-
bid will b. Jerd that does not eoEoTm to the require
eneuts OF this Advertisement
Proposals be indog.ed Proposals for Safes and Lock-
and stdrrssed 70 A. b. MCLLi Acting Supervising ATch
<ect, Treasury Department. Washington, d. {.
a. IL. MtLLEII. Acting Supervising Architect.
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Shipping INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NETWORK ..Mrcl
Cleared.

Cleared.
Steamship Abemarle Bourne, Norfofk, City FONT anu
Rcmond Livingston. Fox Go.
steamship Ericsson, Logber Bremen via Southampton,
steam ship CUR Stream Mount, Mobile Smith Dunning
steamship Caledonia lr }. Ferrier Ongow,, r. MeDonAd
< Co.
Steamship BO.phous tBr) Alexander, Liverpool TaP'cO's
Bros. Co. =,
steamship weschester Ingram. Wilmington. Del, Alb
bolt. -.
steamship sarator. King Norfolk, City POn. and Ri;h'
rnond. q. Hencsen Pa.m1re.
S,eamahip Franconia, Sherwood Portland H. B. Cromwell
/ Co.
ship Antelope (Br.l, Hal. Shanghse. HHhecks 60.
Ship Casper. Emerson. Savannah, J. W. klweu 20
Ship Albert (Breml Meyer Liverpool, Sioman tdye.
Ship Frsate Bird tBrl Week., Liverpool, T. Dpval..
Bark Wheatand Oliver, Montsyideo, b. A. oy corner
1 Co.
Bark Meridian (rr.l. LentI, Bremen. Ruser Bros.
Bark Az-a BIZ, Brown, Cape Town, I. U. h' j. boyn
tons Son Co. -.
Bark Idaho Chapman Aspinwar Psnsms Railroad Go.
Bark Akhers (Rus) Reeshardt, London tunch, Meincke
Wendt.
Bark Bessie Harris (Br.l. Woodwork, BuenOs Ayre' D. r.
DeWof Co.
Biz lie en- May (Br) Davis. Dem'rars R. P. Buck Co.
Briz Nile (Br.(. Whittier. 81. Thomas. Pension Co .
Bris Udola Whit,emore, Trinidad Cubs Thompson Co.
Schr Granconia, W%Iner Brunswick, Geo., Merchant
Carusn. $1,000 -, ~. e,,
Schr Harve,, Queen 9TH Mcbride, MaifaI, A. Smith
ers Co. e,
schr NJ b. Mshoney Coffin Satllo, Geo.. J. A. Simpson
Schr Ellen Baxter. JEFF rson. Washington, y. T.
Schr Edwin. Tutle, Baltimore. Bentley, smith Co. .
SohI Wm. Hone, Anderson, Richmond, RseAst Iooker
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ART yeA.

Steamship G,orgi. Gates Galveston days with miee to
Williams s. Guion. 81, . 4,
BARK Volunteer, Jue. Palermo 50 days with fruit Sc to
Gibson Conant
Brig iris simmons Messina Jan S. fruit, &C., to Bruce
McAulHe
Brig Ha,haway Townsend, Sgua IS days mossses to j.
L. Hathaway Utley. -.
Brig Handy, Bede, Dobsy l6 u, with timber to Murray
Ferris q Co. -
schr Emma Anderson Mccarthy, viequez p r. l6 days
with sugar ana mo IT, A. Natsbls Son. March H.
Is miles Sc. Of Cape May passed the Of large fore
aud aft schooner apparently not long IN the water 80
Schr Gen Banks Bydef, Belize Hond % days, with ma
bosanv, &C., 20 Miller x Houghton.
scr Gen. y Van Vliet. Wright, Norfolk.
schr. ?. Armstrong, Peterson Norfolk.
schr Chss. Bentley, Williams. Wilmington.
schr Messenger, Holden. Baltimore 0T fonken
Schr. Ben, soue Wilmington ~ G..
S,hr. franklin Bell, Harmon. Wilmington, N. G.
Sthr. L. Evans, Hammond Charleston.
Schr. ABBY Brackett, Duncan. jacksonville.
schr. Emma Z. Glover Herman, Galveston.
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DiaasfHra.

The brig Handy reports Feb 26 lat d Is lon 70 IS during
heavy NE. gale bark TO the eeward hove 70 under
reeed mainopai with signal Of distress hyingi kept
Immediately and spoke herr she proved TO be the British
bark Mary Gardens for New York with cargo OF mo-
aes sinking condition. having sprung alesk during the
gale Her captain requested to keep by him as be was
gd abandon her having feet water In the hold both
pumps going the leak gaining fast and the crew very mach
exhausted The sea running very high fured mainsal
AID Kept wearing every hour IN order to keep close her
while taxing the crew board At II bad succeeded In
getting hands board safely they saving nothing but the
cothe. they had on Feb 18th spoke 'chr rtsiene from
board portion Of the wrecked crew, but a. be had
been on to aud bound to dis ant port he declined
10 DO 90 March H. fell In with the steamship New YORK from
Aniues bound NewYors whose captain very kindly snip
ped u. with provisions Of which stood 10 great need
MANY thanks are the captain Of the Newi ork for the
w gnes. and kindness with which be stopped his ship and
sunu!ied Ne with proysions.
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Notice 10 Mariners.

observation-disclosures CoAsr-Ihe proposed aitera.
ton OF the h1ed light revolving at Cap. Race viii not
be- made that Of the revolving one at Cape Zine TO nxed
white one. . - 49,
and siter Nov 10, 1865 /.
gh, fixed whel established at ST. Casdo near Lccce,
on the coast Of Italy ~
On and after the s OF January 1866 fixed red light
on the south end Of tho mole at the port Of Co.
mogi.
WEsr CeAsr OF IriLYOn and after the first day Of Jsnu-
sry 1856 light treyoyng white exh oited from hight.
recently erected Anzo Anzo Point, the Coast
OF the Ronsn states. -
Tie light on extremity Of the mole at the
trance 10 Cys Veeeha be ia clear weather for ~
miles.
fixed white ght on ST. Michele Tower the eft bank OF
the Fumara Grande branch of tie Tber Ia clear weather
should be seen for IS miles.
Two i,hts At the Fiunicno branch Of the Tber
established. 80. =,
Two fixed white lights st Por, Badino established
xed white light has been placed on Mount Greco OF Cr
cello aud should DO seen in clear weather Tor IL miles
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FRAcAs IN. sALooS.-Early yesterday
morning row occurred in the saloon Of Charles
Nichols on the corner Of Orchard and Grand sts.
during which Patrick Purcell was badly beaten about
,be head and face Detective Slowey. who was passing
At the time went in and attempted to qus the disturb
apcs, when Purcell and John Roach turned upon and
beat him. Officer Long OF the Tenth Precinct soon
came 10 the assistance Of Slowey. and Purcell and
Roach were arrested and taken 70 the StationHouse.
Dr. Waterman sent for 10 dress the wounds OF Pur.
cell bur the desperate rufian, his entering the cell
attacked him and drove him out Help wss procured.
AMI after severe struggle the intoxicated brute was
reduced 70 quieness and his wounds we're then dressed
Justiee Mansfield in default Of $50 bail each
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Naval Intelligence.
THE MEDITERRANEAN sQUADR

THE MEDITERRANEAN SQUADRON.
The sloop-of-war Canandaigua, Commander
Roger " Stembel, has arrived at Kingstown. Ireland
and will proceed from there to Lisbon Portugal IL
sa that the Ticonderoga, Capt Steedman has received
orders to make cruise along the coast VI Africa az as
as st. Pau do Loando.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Shenandoah, Capt. Goldsborough, touched
Fast Indies. lhe officers and crew were in good
health. 4.
The gunboat suwanee, Commander Paul Shirley be-
longing to the Pacific squadron. arrived at fa ana On
The supply steamer Massachusetts wilisaii ron thS
Brooklyn Navy Yard to-day for the Atlantic ana Guy
souadroDs Toe Massachusetts, carries mails. pace
a9es &c 20 the above squadron, and any rtcies Iei
at the Lyceum, in the NayyYard, before she 'As wiz
be forwarded. - D.. a..
,riols INIT no orders have been received from
,Se NAVY Department concerning them. As soon a.
orders are received the test Will be proceeded WITH
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Travellers, Guide.

To Albany, o. Hud.on r. Il, DePo. SFa-.t- and
Icta-svs.. and By Harlem r. K, Depot Loth-.c
and sih-av. via Hudson River, Il, ~ d q, 81
6, and 10 p. m, via Harlem ii = n ana Vt . an.
Sunday train. via hudson River, o p N City
cars run between Chambers and SOth-st rsloo
and CITY Hail and 2sih-ss. station
70 Baltimore and Warrington, BY the New-Jef'ey
K. T., FOO, Of Couri sndt st., and 10 g H.
p. n, and u ulidnizht. Sunday
70 Boston, by New-London line, Pier 81 n H.
daily l>ur Cay excepted
To ys.on. by New-Haven r. r., via sprin-n-.r,
s1ib-st. and iih-sv.. ................'oA ID -.
70 Boston. bv New-Hsyen K X. sltn-st: ana Az
ave-. via Snore Line III and o N. sIniiy...
To Csrrudsisra Rochester. Buffalo, Salsfn4lca and
We.. BY n. Railroad. foot Of ChAmoeEs-st- '
at lUs IL 5 aud D.r- EmiErEli train-....''.
T. NlneLe..sr and JonE Brarch. BY hlf--@t 81
Uesware Ray K. z, VIA steamboat jesse my"
froraer o y. T.. at..................-.'':. ..'..'
&c Greeuport, by Loug Island K k, i9Js OF JAiAes
a.. r. a u a la.ls-k...,..,,sS -. =
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COURT CALENDAR-Tup DAT.

SUPREME CoURT-CnRcUrT-PARrI Mos. lOJl,
IO47 1891 I1a5 16J 1888 1908, I'LL 1853 li75 III llsi.
1883 49, 1888, 1871, 1885, FOL 1903 1900 FART LAD
12 e an za6 1903 l3s 60 3y8, 1874 l1l, sel 800 $40,
1919 1925 s3l, AZ SPECIAL TERx-No. 20t 20 ~, y!'
222. 223. -, 90,
SUPERIOR CoURT-PARr Nos. gS0i, I'D,
I755 1891 1895 1895 23l1 1917 1913, IT'D 1873 1871 INS
1881 1891 PART lINos 2f62 2i8 2S, 1865 ZO1. 800
26l6 26i9 2620 1924. 1850, 26jl 265t 268, lsa
CorRr or COMMON PLEAs-PARr mos.
go gs 1872 1883 l3 40 49, lo2 1917 ss, 1910 lslIs
lSi I5a is PART iNos ies2 l4I7 s9s 8+3 1891, ltss
s9l 1887, 1873. lJC2, 1903 1910, 1896. 1897, 1893
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A THIEF sHor By AN OFFICER WHILE AT.

TEMPTING TO EscAPE-Some time since. wellknown
thief named John Shelly. garotted man while assne
through waGer.st. near Market. aud took from him
gold watch This he subsequently sold to young
man, in whose possession IL found and recovered
by the owner. He informed the police from whom be
had procured H. and for several days past officers Coles
the look out for Shelly. Yesterday afternoon be was
met BY them on Waterst. near Cstharine, and takes
into custody but broke away and attempted TO escape.
He was ordered TO stop by the officers but refused and
finally officer Woodward fred at him the bail taking
efec in the upper part Of the right thigh mbeddina
itsef In the muscles. lie taken TO the Station.
House and Pohce-SurgeOn Oliver sent FOR. who came
aud cot oct the ball The wound although painful u
rot dangerous. Sheliy 10 described by the Seventh
Preo' Anes as very dangerous character.
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ouA&rEnxAsrrE.s o7,leE. 80; II STATs,ssr' 4;

NKw YORK Marchg, %.
CEALED PROPOSALS Will be received at
~ this office unit, Il O'Clock Of THURSDA T. 18th in
slant eating Of all Government Stores within the City
Of Newi os which may be- duty Of this Department to
move forthe period Of one year.
Persons Offering perform this service requested 20
otate the price per load Of thse barrels q pork
fseveul bsTre OF -four so fifteen hundred pounds
weight Of other goods for any distance not exceeding hal
mile. with increase of ohifd FOR every additional hs
le- Tie party wi m the contract may be awarded VIII
be required rsautss.a all times sufficient mum
bero TO perform the required service and e. keep them
work hen required and Sundays, without extra
eonpen,sten aud to be present in person by competent
cgeb Al all times 10 and execute all orders which may
be given for work 10 De done.
No lossl will be considered uners coming from respons
Sic persons. the undersigned, aud viii be
VoDched by responsible psrties
Each proposal be udorsed by responsible persons
getting forth Their willingness 10 security IN the sum o.
f200OO that said proposal accepted will be faithfully car
cied out. al.
Esch proposal must be ndorsed Proposals for Csring
Government stores" and addressed
STEWART VAN VLIET,
Brevet Major. General and Qusrtermastrr
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srApBrya AFpRAY IN A SALoos.-On Tues

sav night drunken party Of ruans co mmenced dis.
,urbance IN the porter. house Of Andrew Mugsn- at
~, corner Of Brooms and Essexsts. The proprietor
,,t,mp.ed to que tie disturbance, when one Of the
..,fsut, named Francis Sullivan, stabbed him In the
loser part Of the abdomen and the thigh. innictng
severe wounds James Sheridan had one thumb badly
bitten In the ARRAY. Sullivan was arrested o! One-r
Dover OF the Tenth Precinc and was Yesterday com
uitted for trial by Justice Mansfield. lie q aged z,
yss,s aud yes.asd .. Nv. .sQ Eas. Tweaty'!oVrtass
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To Hankettstown and intermediate saiiona cy
Morris and Essex r r., foot Of Bsrclsyst, a.


Morris and Essex x r.. foot Of BsrclsySt, o.
$40 By road for stations wet OF
Mlburn u 4.l0 . NJ 1rrstovn Erpre"..... p m.
To New Haven. connecting With X x FOR Hartford
and Sprir sh- d--tesmers lssve Peek Slip ST. u N
Il New haven BY tho Nev-tiaven RI, s'tnTst
and sh-sv At = g. III N. III, J. 9:S, 4" ani p III
To the West, by Central Railroad Of Sew.Jeisey
via Allentown. from foot Of Lioerty-s'. ~ L.
n, ~ u and 500 D. sunday rLin .'.'''. p u
T. Phila5elphIs. by Nes-Jersey Railroad ioot Of
Co1rf and,-.i., :, 10 and II = m, /! M anioa
n and y midnight. sJniAy....'; -"
To Washington. by New-Jer-ey Il h 1907 o,
HidBisI,- ~ l'' p. M
To Permon. by Northern r. r.. New-JrTsey'
M0ns,v ~ - - 49, - t........... 81 g. N
To NesOrIe,n, every sst1r4.y Atlantic Aad Mississippi
Steamer Line.
Fog Savannah. every Saturday,. BY Empire Lire,
Carr ison Alien, No. Bowling Green.
For Savannah, every Thussdly. Pioneer Line, Fer
No. n 2
For iurther information In rryEd Railroad I1s Aa0es
see advertisements 10 another OF this paper.
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Corporation Notices.
NEwYoEK. Jan g. 1876
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS Notice Is here

NEw-loLK, Jan D. 100.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS-N Is here.
~ by gwen that the Assessment Ros of the keal and
Personal Estate Of the City ami County Of New ORR ior toe
year 6 vii ue open for inspection and review from sni
after Moudsy January 1850, aud vii remain open az the
9ih day Of Apr lSo oT TIE correction Of errors ana the
equo izon % tie ASSIGNMENTS q the soessd reA ai
PERSONAL estate Of tie City ard County Of New OK Al
peors believing themselves 10 be sgzriev~d must make ap
cation 10 tie e. rsione-s during the period sbos Men
tored IN order 10 o0s the relief provided by sw Inc act
1889 provides that during the time the books ss y" oa
% pubic Inspection, heTeub-ioe provided apple ma!
he made by any person considering hmef areved oy ne
assessed valuation Of bis red personal estate to have the
rreced II such application be made in reaion 70
the assessed Faluttion Of etae. Il must be rnsde Ia
s<,ss Of objection thereto and thereupoh VIC
Commissioners hal Examine into tie complaint and IN
their Judgment ,he sses.ent j. erroneous they shan cause
the sane Corrected Il such application be made 10 ieA.
ton assessed valuation II pefOra estate The sppat
shs be mined under oath by the said Comi'sione WHO
sha authorized adlner such olths or sny oil 'he
and IT, in bis their judgment tie assessren u erroneous.
shall the be corrected, and hS the
Of such they may believe 10 D. Just ana asc
h.r decision within thirty dsys afer such apPIea
ton shall hsve made them. No reduction snaI De
by the Board Of Supervisors Of any assessment on rear
and personal imposed under this act unless sns s-
te under affirmation that tie party aggryed was
unable attend within the period prescr bed for the coec-
lion Of taxes. by reason Of sickness absence nom the city,
a. ), WILLIAMSON Comm -ioner. Of Taxes
J. W. ALLEN. md Ass.s.u,sut,
4 ". BROWN ~
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HUGH RIDDLE. Genl supt, New.York
Wx r. BARR, GenI Pass. AgeHs, New.foES-
HUDSON RIVER and HARLEM RAIL

HUDSON RIVER and HARLEM RAIL
ROAD-On and after Monday. Jsn. I. 1850 trains Tor Al.
bany and Troy with Northern and Western trains
will cave New \ ork as follows:
7:31 IN. via HUDSON River Railroad Thiriethst- ana
Tenth-ave connecting with Trans FOR North and West
10 via Hudson River Railroad, eoEaeein. win NoFa-
EN- AMI Western trains.
II a. M via Harlem Railroad wen;y,i,hs,. and Fourth
ave. connecting with trains for North and W est;
3s5 m via Hudson River ha road connecting a. Troy
with train for Montreal with seepin gcars attached
ilj via Harlem RI road connecting al Albany VITA
Western trains and At Troy witl r. and : and l. and b.
roads FOR points NORTH with sleepns.clrs attached .
D. H. VIA Hudson River Rar al; seepngcar from New
York TO Buffalo Slspenon Bridge without caanze Also,
10 Montreal via Saratoga. This train slndlys
40 o. H. via Hudson River Railroad with seepinsc at
tsched connecting Albany and Troy with morning trains
.or North and West. - - . ,
WIN u VANDERBILT. VicePresiden..
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CUPREME COURT.-In the matter of the
, implication Of the Mayor Aldermen and Commonly 81
the Civ Of New-Yorx. relative TO the WIDENING OF
BROADWAY Tor Boonin gdse Road between 'evenin
and Fyuiut..treet IN the City OF New fOTk-Puislant
10 statutes IN such inside aud provided the Mayor Alder
men and Commonay Of the City Of Neiors hereby ave
notice thst they intend TO apply 70 the Supreme Court Of te
state O. New York Special Term Of sad toDr 10 be hed
~ the City Hall in the City OF Newly ork saturday,
the 24h day Of March, 1876 the opening Of the Cont on
that dsy thereafter Counsel be head Tor the
APPOINTMENT If Commissioners Of Estimate and Assessment
In the aoveened matter that the nature and extent Of the
Improvement; hereby Intended is the widening OF Broadway
Tor Roomin -dae Road between fiftyseventh and fnty-
ninth streets in City Of New York in manner following
that to say: beginning at point on the eastery line or
side Of Broadway Boominsdse Road distar rs ieet
inches norhery from the northerly line side OF fysey
street. and running thence norhsiy and parallel wit
the Seventhaveuue 70 point on the southery me on de OF
Ftynuihree distant five hundred feet westerly from the
westerly line eide Of said seventh thence westerly
10 the present earrly line side OF Broadway Tor Blooming
dale Road southesey along said last mentioned
line to the point place OF beginning 49,
Pursuant provisions o. the Act OF tie Legislature OF
the people Of the State Of NewYors entitled An Act anthor
IL ns the Mayor Aldermen and Commonaty Of the City OF
New York to widen Broadway or Boomngdae Road be,
tween Ffyseventh and Fiynnths'reets, in tho City OF
ary a. 1866 RICHARDsO'GORMAN
Counsel o the Corporation
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-15

NORTHERN RAILROAD ofNEW-JERSEY.
Trains Leave Jersey City for Fremont BIS NJ
AS go. .. m. The y5 AMI AIS Monsey On hoh'
day only for Piermont At 5:io a m.
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