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lOWS0NTOWN, May %, 1866.
Circuit Court for baltimore Couary.-Hoa. D. C. II
Emory. Judge; John T. Ensor Esq, States Attorney
State VS.. James McGuigan, indicted for the murder
of his brother, Bernard McGuigan, on the nth of
March last reported yesterday. Adudged not guilty.
of murder in the first degree, but guilty of murder in
the second degreee and sentenced to be confined ten
years in the Maryland penitentiary. Robert W
Dougherty, ksq., for defence.
On motion Of John T. Eusor, Esq, Thomas 0.
Brummell, Esq., a member OF the Baltimore city bar
was admitted to practice in this court.
State VS.. Joseph Gletson, indicted for larceny re-
moved from the criminal court of Baltimore city.
Tried before juryi verdict guilty; sentenced to be
confined two years in the Maryland penitentiary.
h. W; Dougherty, ESQ, for defence.
Andrew j., WillieI, Henry K. Willier and William
J. Kirk, trading as WilerS il Kirk, VS.. John Eich-
ner. Judgment by confession in favor of plaintiffs
for STALE. Thomas A. Hopkins Esq, for plaintiffs.
& Brillinger VS.. William Gent, Jr. Judgment by
confession in favor Of plaintiffs for S392.27 K K
Boarman, Esq, for plaintiffs Messrs. Wheeler and
State vs. John Dorm, indicted for selling LIQUOR On
Sunday; also for keeping a gambling house Tried
before jury; verdict guilty In both cases. Motion
for trial filed in the of the State W. Jnhn
Dorm for keeping a gambling house. Thos. j War
ringtOn, Esq, for the defence.
State VS.. Frank Tyson, indicted for burglary and
Tor breaking sIorehouse; removed from the crimi-
nal court for Baltimore city. Tried before jury; not
hnlsned' mos u Brummeil Esq., for the defence.
Loss OF SCHOONER AND ALL ON BoARD.-A
schooner was wrecked at Chincoteague on Friday
last, which, upon examinang her papers, proved to
be the Caroline, of Mlllville, New Jersey, Captain
Fox. She loaded at a North Carolina port with
shingles, and came over the Chincoteague bar on
Friday about ten O'Clock, and after proceeding some
distance struck on Williams Shoal. and soon fiIled
In the afternoon and evening the sea was break No
over her nearly mast high with three men nj ths
mastheads, but it was impossible tG board her mil
the next day owing to the violent storm tbot LII ra
vailed. No one was on hOard boat gone. ''' Ply
short distance from the schooner the bodv of .
small man. with black hair and Whiskers was mol "a
up supposed to be one Of the crew. He was bnrieS
at Chincoteague. A trunk was also picked mn. con-
tanning female and childrens' apparel from which II
is presumed that the captain had his wife and family
on board, who, with captain and crew. are supposed
TO be lost, as 1t was impossible for boat to live in
such sea. Captain Kelley and the wreck master at
Chlncoteague have taken charge of the vessel and
cargo, and were wrecking her on Tuesday TheV
have taken the vessel further up into the inlet
N. T. Eus. Post.
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XxXIxTH CONGRESS.

Foreign Mail Steamship Service.
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"A young man, the son of a prominent
clergyman of New York city. has been arrested and
committed to prison, charged with embezzling $a5,-
900 from ths Irving Bank, ip which hs vM clerk,
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FOR BREAKFAST.
FOR DINNER.
FOR SUPPER.
NEW BERMUDA POTATOES,
NEW BERMUDA ONIONS.
NEW BERMUDA TOMATOES.
Your Grocer or Market-man can get supplied at
BERMUDA PRODUCE COMPANY,
m7-lm1stp 100 WRIST STREEr. NRw YoRK.
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SoUTHERN PoYERTY.-Ihe Memphis Bulletin tells
the following story as illustration of Southern
poverty;
When the Government of q Southern State was
recently being reorganized 1t deemed important
to send three commissioners to wait upon the Presi-
dent. Their business was to represent properly the
condition of popular sentiment, and at the same
time make known the action of a convention or leg
islative body. There was no money in the State
Treasury, the Governor and Staff were bankrupts,
and Confederate money could not be utilized. Two
of the commissioners had been conservative old
Wings and opposed to all radicaism. happy
thought was suggested. There was a man in town
who had made a million by blockade running and
cotton speculations His partisan history had given
lucky gentleman. if he would pay ali expenses
should constitute one of the commission. 1t was
further stipulated that he should keep away from the
White House, and his mouth shut. The bargain
was closed, signed and sealed, and Thad. Stevens
has never learned till this good day that of the
valuable agent in paving the way for the restoration
of Southern State"
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Business Cards,
LETTER HEADINGS,

LETTER HEADINGS.
CHECKS, DRAFTS, &c.. &c,
Engraved and printed in the most approved style.
and with despatch, by
DEMPSEY O'TOOLE,
ENGRAvERs.
ap20-tf1stp cor. Charles and Lexington.
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CIVIL WORTH OF TIE SABBATH.-1. Toll needs it
to wipe OH the CRIME and sweat of labor; to refresh
by change OF apparel to restore and invigorate the
body, exhausted by labor; to enliven the mind by
change of current of thought. and by this, to fit
laboring men for the renewing tolls of the week.
2. Capital needs the Sabbath-to alleviate by in
termsson the care of accumulation; to ease the
banding of the strained and exhausted mind; to give
of the value of nobIer objects than silver and
gold; to keep mems humanity and conscientiousness
alive to shield capital from harm by securing the
power and triumph of law and order in society
8. The State needs the Sabbath--to illumine the
public conscience that guardian of the public safety
to cause men to recognize the Ettrnal Lawgiver as
to honor the earthly powers that be- to secure the
moral atmosphere of in community which i. the
only support of law.
TIE MEMPHIS RIoTs-Major Gibreth, the Officer
sent by General Howard to investigate the Memphis
riots, has made partial report the subject. From
it extract the following:-The civil authorities
have not taken the slightest notice Of these terrible
riots and seem TO regard them as simply skirmish
between the police and the negroes Itwas certainly
q very onesided skirmish. from the testimony. nc
resistance was made by the negroes after the frs
night. The citizens have been advised to hold q
meeting and denounoe the conduct of the mob bu
still they either neglect or refuse TO do so. The
papers OF Memphis are at the root of the whole mat
ter. They have melted riot and murder for months
and this is only legitimate result of their inhamms
tory and incendiary articles and these poor whites
between whom and the negroes feud has Away
existed, have been but theis tools"
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The GREAT EMIGRATION FROM IRELAED.-The in
cressing emigration from Ireland has already been
noted. A late number of the Pail Mall Gazette OBJ
New-York tribune., 1866-12-22
DEPARTaESr oY PUBLIc CHARIgfGs AND CoaREcri
NJ 1 RoQn-.r hRW.GoaK Dee. la l8f

DEPARTaEST or PusLic NsAa1its Asp OossESrI
PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF AND NUT.
ToN-PRoPosALs Sealed snd lneened s' s5Oys viii .
received Commissioners OF Public Charities snd Corrects
a. their Office until o'clock the 10th Instant FOR soppI9
the installations under their charge with FhESh BEEF and hub
tie ls' Of January 1901 efth
party rsseing the right terminals the 'ans %
pVn: tiiny DAYS notice. -,
All as 10 the Susntty quality and mode Of De
livery Beef and Mutton, will be tlrushed on application
OWEN W. BRENNAN, ISAAC BELLL
Commissioners
New-York tribune., 1866-12-22
oIrcE og AssI ct9Ialsa AsD ~, EsUIsser g Is,s

I1TFICU NHNT
No 20 BROADWAY 'EKw y ORK Dec. W, 1850. }
WILL he SOLD at PUBLIC AUCTION at the
w pot Of Army Clothing and Equip,ge OF Lairh pna
Warrington NewYofk Ciy. THURSDAY tho ~ 81
1910 commencing II O'Clock, SOooo TO soVVO Ann
Of h. above may bo seen Depot and further niOr
nation oil obaned at tat, Office -, l,A. Ill
TEbxs: Government funds. 70 een DOWN su h bin
h- goods from the Depot which nft DC '" snn
Tn. d.y. OF ..s under feure OF puIchie ard 10 Pant;
' Ireyet Brigadier-0eu ID. II. NIhluN
Assistant QuaItermaster uen. U. 5. A.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-22
Go Get.

HOUSES to RENT. Houses Lots, Country Seats
Of oil Size. for SALT and hKCHASGEi hs cheap
est in tho market FREEMAN Co., No 2l4 Brotd~sy.
GTEAM AMPOWER.-Six-stOry BUILDING, about 30
- feet ffont on Avenue b-twefn Eleventh and Twelfth
LET with 90 horse Eugnoi bolpg ube for bni of
factory Go mill Apply a. 40 2 Esssust Roou No ~
TFIO LET-At Paterson New Jersey, the three-stor
STONE BUILDING with water power, known the
Union NIL Ap9lytS Mr. NANWSALE, corner Of spruce and
CSngtess.sts.
VJANTLD-On a long lease, large BUILDING
for msnuiirtoy purpose. in hewiok or Broosyn w.a
Itfued Address PosClse Box NO. llo6. giving location,
OF, Sc.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-22
1nstrrtif0n.

A A. FAVARGER will begin an AFTERNOON
~ CLASS pupils have subscribed Thirty Dollars
term q 20 lessons without reduction at every successive term a.
here oore. No private s0nL No. UneTyplac fos,Omee
Box No. 6l29.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-22
Drp GOODS.

DICH DRY GOODS FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS,
AO ATGREAT BARGAINS
STRANG G. ADRIANCE,
No. 2s5 BROADWAY, between franklin and Leonasd,iI
WIN offer on MONDAY, Dee a. at Retail. tho
GREATEST BARGAINS YET OFFERED,
from last weeks psremPtoy Auction Sales
RICH SILKS and DRESS GOODS,
the greatest variety oasred by u Tor
HOLIDAY PRESENTS,
about 80 cent. on TIM dollar Ths richer, 1nsehesPf
LACE su.rs p.G -, eye SusTsI s1R PAISLEY and o.,
Rich sHAWLs in Ees, variety
BLACK LYONS SILK VELVET,
frat ''So 5000 9 I5R BEssE s i q . SSs2e o s pu. up
DRESS PATTERNS,
with price plain each ds and placed on
iP5 se"9'fIs G f s%GPP,s1HSeoffs
Al ALgAS4s STIrE TEf.s ed CHECK foPL
"'''NA . I 'AiD FRESoa 900 AMERicAN DELA1NEs
FRENCH and AMERicAN PRINTS
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
IL OUR PREPARATIONS
TO REMOVE
OUR NEW STORE
(now in course Of consiructon)
CoMPEL US TO REDUCE OUR PRESENT STOCK OF DRY
GOODS AND CARPET1NG TO THE LOWEST
POSSIBLE AMOUNT.
CONSEQUENTLY WE NOW OFFER
stock Of plain eoored aud black Silks yardwde Lyons
Silk Velvet for cokS plaid figured and plain Popins pn nd
printed Mernos Scotch wool and gala Pads EmpreCoth Reps
printed Fanne Cloths CsIere COak and Closkns' Scotch
and american boche Shaw Blankets and Elan
Good, B5 Inen Of ii Hnss Msies Quilts Toilet Covers Bal
Skirts Hosiery Gloves Ladies aud Gents Furnishing Goods
Beached and Unbeched Musns ckngs Canton Fanne uTn
and Apron Checks; also Carpeug Ocoh Ninde" SHADES
Rugs Mats embroidered and embossed Table and Piano Covers ana
III ''u'' s0''' ~ '''' -" p'''''a GEORGE KEYEs,
No. 3S Eishthsve., near Iwenty-elshths,
A GREAT CRASH IN MUSLINS!
"A Down theycome, full loc yard!
BEST NOSNi'' i'' i'' YARD WlbE wAAsUrTAs 900.
FINE BLACK ALPACAs, 5oc. ole, snd75c
These the cheapest Alpacss OF The year. a.
DRESS GOODS FOR HOLIDAYS.
Great demand for Gsrnes. We have tine supply.
N. B-No extra charge for Ga1uets .
BEAUIIFiIL GARNET MERINOES. ALPACAS,
GARNET EMPRESS. CLOTHS REfS.
ENGLISH MERlNOES, GARNET POPLlNS, &c
AT s1@ FORMER PRICE, 81 80
AT - O0 FORMER PRICE, 80 90.
ALL WOOL, HEAVY e. CORNER PRICE, IS co.
EXTRA QUALITY, 81 s. aud s6.
FOSTER BROTHERS, No ~ blrecker-tt ana
POSTER BROTHERS, No. 67 Ehthave, near Elgheen,h st
DRESENTS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
There be better present M lady than one OF the handsome
CLOAKS
from large choice Of those splendid
SETS or FURS.
which be found this, establishment ou Stock s'se and
carefully prices far below those Of any other
house u New.YoIk.
JOHN CAMPBELL No,eos Broadway,
between Nineteenth aud Twop,iethst.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-22
Drp Goods.

CORSETS-CORSETS- greatly re-
~ duced pricesWe the largest and eheap stock PARIS
C0HsETS. from e Is. Also MISSES COhSEIS, al the NV
SKIRTS. skirts made order ELGERS, Nos go aud
co. Broadway, near Ninetesuth-'t, east side.
IUST OPENED-INDiA LONG BLACK SHAWL
for lO0 rlchy worth 5o0 Also very extensive variety
Of Goods exactly suited ior this sesson Catogle ire
FOUNTAINS INDIA STORE. No. ss8 brosdWsy
New-York tribune., 1866-12-22
OVgrcs BoARD oR ASSESSORS,
New CoUnT House., Dec. 49, 1896.

New CoUnT House. Dec. l5 lsoe )
CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE
~ hereby given tie occupant Oceapanf
o,s Houses and o, improved Q. qnmPoyed Laqe. s1sS:s -
lodged Office the Board Of Asaeof' for examination BY
M FOR regulating grading and .st,iugcprb and Eqt,er onf
IN One tsireth snt
3D. For Tagging tewk in Cuehundsd and nne.eeushst %
Tse limits sabced by such Assessment include the ssys
houses and lots Of ground vacant ot pieces and parcels Of r
li Both side, Of 2sh and Isl.t.. from lCth,ys
Bl8o Ss9a sniss Road and both d 2h nom ls
70 i2j slso both sds, q isnhs,tsns fem lin to hsTs
I'd Both side; Of between I'd 11d ID SdTSs de sc .,.
opposed tie same. either Of them are rs
3SS,dfd gad At 70 b o &c. 3
House, within thtJ d,y, frSm ths d9,; % 2 N this notice
JONI JOIN D. = ioTTTThMyEELL Board Of Assessor.
oGo. Bo.d Of ASSESSOR. % Now courtH Dec "a 1880
CORPORATION NOTICE:-Public notice is here.
BY S f :: G 9DToy. or SaSrSS S
in the Office Of the for examination By ali Der'Oas
m For Saliln sewer in Madison east
s Sf sssus aasny sidewalks north side Of 'sA 'tr'ss
3D. For setting and fsetns cnrb sue aud tagging
For assns Sidewalks in sh street from Hudson to "''s
h laying crOsswsls Mott opposite Primary schod
S For laying 18th tn. and "sst sidsa
I'll FOR setting cutter tagging sidewalks
7s h street. between lst and % avenues
S .5 s sa S 5 '.S .S.s sd b.%t: ] q 'ss: ssa % GS
east 81 from 2Sth lSltnsstlests.
embraced by Assessment include all the seyor
ground o pieces and parcels Of anf
lst Both sdss Of from Madison avenue to point 10
essta Fourth the south side Of 18Th street ros
Madison Fourth ayenne.
3D. street from 9Th 10 10Th
81. Both .des Of l2S.h street 81 TO 6th
Both 'ds Of Lashs street. nom Hudson to wahnSsss
streets.
s Both Mott from Csns street 10 Bsysd street
Livingston place. 18th street 20 poiut h.
6t streets also both sides Of 5h street between h sAdh
fth both .ides Of 18th from l 70 % avenues
side OF 80 om l<n 70 3h sneets ahe
the uorthery 28t street, % snd "a ayenues
All persons interests icted 5y M 4bovenamed eess
meats opposed the .ht o. ihem are re-
eueed present their obj ons IN wdn 20 one oi the Inde
,roa their Office 3 ChsrbeI ret Basement Ne" Coart-
House within thirty day. fonI tl- oats oft5 notice.
}Sas SSJ :, : o,,5,ltII$$EtLL, tIIt Board Of a.''..o-
Ofcc Board of Assessors New Cour. House Dec. 20 1850
DEPARTMESr OF PuBLc CHARIgIEs COaREcrIos.l
No. BoSD-sr, hEW-ioaK- Dec. 10 lSe
PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF AND NUT.
4 TON.-PROPOSALS, Sealed ard lndored shove will %
received Commissioners o. Public Charities and Cofe
Al s. fasaFN
New-York tribune., 1866-12-22
BOYS CLOTHING.
A MERICANS VISITING ENGLAND, on arriving

EMERiCANS VISITING ENGLAND, on arriving
n At liverpool will dnd at Messr, NICOLs extensive esiab
li,beui ~ BObDSf srclss n dress for immediate
made 70 hours notice. The superior
observed az ther wesne establishment "a Rsgen.st
London FASHIONS fOH TIE ofASOHr gentlemen ,for the
urotnensds demidtesf supnps Froek Oos with rich gE
ongs Morning Coat OF Dodor Meon
the being 81 70 y gGnes n 81 EuineG
negge purpos Morning Goats with pocfct tsp waist
the Jackets Thee kisIo oains Angola
aud ChsVot the prices ou A 2gunsss Tue Angola aud Chev
made suits st rom 10 guneAA Evening"
black cloth Of the hned qnG y OyeTcoaMetop
and Wrney cloths, fo2 10 EuneAA young gentle
msnDcss and Morning suits Highland Knickerbockc
Overcoas 6c For lAd-s Habits Closk fsetots Jackets
Waterproof Guinea Tweed Cons The several
In designs and DTics ezrinsvey Mslar
Nieolls sstshshment ~ D. 3 y. NiCOLf.
Tho Q1een Rova' FArv n Fura. Nos
ia ll6 l2 Regent no - Corn London 10 A0.ey
a.. MEnehes.eri Aaa NO " DSd e., LisorPoOL
New-York tribune., 1866-12-22
Doaro dno Rooms.

TIrHOSE WHO are tired Of Boarding Houses and
Hoeh can secure PLAIN COOKING aud abundant ,abs,
With No. 81 corner Of Twenty
hhh-sL
New-York tribune., 1866-12-22

KNITTED STATES MARSHALL 5ALE-ClrcIit
n souIfER ~ vor &C. sst ,he Lacrosse Milwaukee Rail-
sesh c6aab,iIaa setre Ho0md Conrad w;aer E4wsid q
Erodhesd swss~b csy.lns Wlp oi,1ue Jo4aa & aaeaWly
r. M9sy -ay < Ea'nn fn,y T. s50Ps M & DeEi pew ~ ff.s
Iawrsner Grhsin Donald D. Thgms Tus'on John Sri
sosb Ep1m M'Iqs Ayer i 4 , " Haa 4 fs sis Z Bs6 B.
Philip wilson Howard Michel E4~n Townsend .hs NersanJo
Ts.h Byron Kbourn Hiane Bouon The Juneau Bank the
Mwsusse wsertown snd Baaboo ysley Railroad cogPiny
Cceo Com.oek Geo. W. Chapman, Moses M Davis Charles
Upd nd bv ye of decreti order q made by the Circuit
Court fus United states f tho Iet Of Wisconsin 6ens d.,s
on tho @ d,y 9f s,Pm5s , a & S M vi" & 5f Sse or a 1 S
sitarlay 2h Of Dsemle A. D. la5o at 2oeoes m the
ca, y alsa,es .nd uosns tTeas 70 Portage Csy Of
50 nile son,lrucsd and IN full opera
u sHd also toe oad o, .t c2%S'Ty G we u @ ~ Ps wsn
Rom Wat-rown Dy way of Conubas to Midland, where Il oon
Of - n. oaea Of whih mentioned road being the part
ws,sown and coiunbu' eon'resd at The ne Of
winch then dd constitute the e the ro,dwnys
town .,ss enEneous kshop, dcpo and other buing,
ard al the o,hrf ~hie eouu Cd Ea'
etneI them all and singular s 'uperucsue Of said rail-
ba 5o "se'Gi woIs5 s1 asSd sas oh1 b1ia and al the Other
o" or spPgrsnaa, 70 ,,a 1o o. OF sI5 r a. & n
the locomotive nsiaei cars and ou oeh ana al ae
hsl bsen procured fr used IN connection with d roads
o. s,r eS s - .4ssS 4s 90 boI es ~ Numbered 70
spec'yey 80 49, 39t 80 - ~ Sis Sis 5tb @ J9 8 Ss ~ S
al si "a 9s,' aR SSt Ss6 ssa $50 ss2 55t Ss6 Ss5
l06 and o3 and Including psrt q said moIs,Ed
proportion the rolling stock bought By the Receiver
since h appointment the net raning OF the Eastern Division u
the ud r5sd bgs 10 the earnings Of the Western Dy9n s a.
Of H. l.. Pam-r and confirmed by the
court sd aso ell and ngur tho r's b-Ites snd echses Of
aid rsrosd company 80 r they s said railroads om h
waakrs Portage City and ion Waehowni brway oi Columbus
l. Midland Aforesaid and Al the property real aod Teona and all
liberties privileges and franchises OF SAID railroad COM
psny % they e said railroad from Mwsukee TO Ponsso
ty snd hom Wa'efowu Of Columbus TO Midland The
aid .ae BE- mads without prejudice claim. yhs o Inter
Ephrsm Mariner o. in the front sixty feet Of lots I'VE M
W seven a. and hs siey b~ecn lots i've ~ and M 10Y Ia
bloch an second Ward Of the City Of Mwalke
against tie aCIosse and NH
wabkes Railroad Company one favor Of Hl Rudd and ths
o,hr In f.y3r Joseph Crpry ard t viii sell al the other
property hstrnbeio descfbi before sell the railroad from Wa
'" - - CASsGUs FAIRCHILD.
U. Nsr,hal In and for tho District Of Wi,condn;
Mlwtuies sepi. % 1896 SePi.3s law 90 Dec.4s
New-York tribune., 1866-12-22
Gorporailon Notices.


CORPORATION N0TICE.-PUBLIC NOTICEh
ssIsoy us TSn s e improved or aupo1oS % sd Ssr-S
that the follow ing ha' been comp eed and are ss
is For building in BrOsaWay between Thisth and
I'd For isyiss co.swak street from the nOrhsy side
Sd For isyi1r co..~alt In street, opposite No 1s
40 laying erouwAlk Grand street. at tie easery <s
h For laying Lsureni street. the 'ou'h'rs
For laying eionwsk .cro Fourth 4, Seventeenth
1 FS. sor slS md @ s9ttsr .as tagging sidewalks IN s'''''
Sch For sting and grading Woh Broadway to Bar
regulating grading o~
building sln Of West ana Albany
I2th For paving with rup blocks Fay fra Broadway
paving blocks Dusns,t from Hudson to wss
th For paving with stone blocks Csthsnss, DvOa V
s F9I .;ssP%y % setting sg,S and gutter and h'Sn' F
18Th. For and grading Nnety'ecOnd'' from Eighth
The limits em5ced By .nch assessment. nclud. all the ..v.r
houses and ots OF ground lots pieces and parcels Of Land
Both side. Of Broadway ThrIs,h to Thirty s,t.
5 Tb s plSpa pas y sHSa We o wst 70 Hobos.u
t Ihe ssy & G t'nspss e the sTsnt q ssf -. s.ss
Of half the block east Of LsurenssL
and LaJren end both sides Of Laaren'st to the sI.sss
9Th The northey I'D. Seventeenth the Of half the
block east sld ws Of oqye and both sees OF EourtAve
7b The westerly side q secOndae between one hupdei.st
Of econdsve between neundsd One
hundred and twenty eghthsts.
sth. Wouht, from Broadway TO Barter eets
sides OF E to the extent Of hsl toe o9ck noh ana soun
both sides Of Mission place and also both sides Of Pan
st. from Mission place 10 BaXers-
sta Both sides Of enht from Sixth to Ninth
llth aide Of Wes-st from Albany 10 CedarIt Tie
eide CedaT-s and the north side OF Abany, fom "sSA
Wsshinyton-st
I2h Both sides Of Finykfhs, Broadway to Ethavs
Of half the block either Broadway snt
Eghth.aVe .
Both sides Of Dusne from Hudson to West st. sad to tS
e1te!s Of half block the nteectng streets
18th. Both sides Of Cathsrnest from Division souh and
the half block either tie ineectng s;TeeA
18th sides Of Fyeighth from Fourth 70 FnaEe snf
to the extent half tbs Block the nersecting
10th sides Of ffon ghhaye 10 Bloor
ngde and OF hall the block the inteeett
All persons sfeced BY the aboVenaned
either them
ouesed present objections writing OF tire ondsf
ned at their ofce No p Cham berst basement. new Cos
Hoase within thirty days from the date Of this notice
JACOB r. OAKLEY, J BoIt
JOAN D. OTllwELL, Of
ISAAC o. HUM, )AasssenA
New-York tribune., 1866-12-22
Goiels, &e.


A MEXICAN HOTEL, Broadway and Eighth st..
n NewYot tho Eurorein plan. Rooms suite lnGy At
moderate
CONTINENTAL HOTEL AND WATER-CURE,
~ Formerly Dr. n. BEDORTHAS. SARATOGA sPRINOs.
Open al he year. CHAFREE FORD Proprietor. Dr. o.
PO6D tie Propneor Electric Pby'eian and Medical Eee
,rcian, attends perioua 10 the treatment o. paiicnis
DLANTES2'5 HOTEL, Augusta, Ga.-Reiurnished
snd Reopened Oct. ie56 THOS sElckEBsoN Proprietor
Late proprietor Mills House. Charleston c. and Of hksTtons
Hotel Ctlarubia, $. c.
CT. JOHN HOTEL broadway, near Eighth-st.,
E'NsW York EUROPEAN PLAN. centrally located and
newly o. Rooms suite and ngy handgmry
ffasivd f1r families and nge genDen Gee furnished with
private desired. Sngle Iom 90 week upward
TENHE ASHLAND HOUSE,
4 Fourthave. o. Twenty fourih-tt
Single gentlemen families mako advantageous arrangements
for tern snent BOARD.
TIanssnt, S3 per day.
those travelling the stuaon IL unrrped-betnE only two
blocks Harlem md Haven Rrodswth aes Of
city and Of liages patsing tle door.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-22
60 uhom II man Gontern.

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