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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-07

CTATE Of NETWORK, CITY and COUNTY Of
- NEWYORK sIhe und-sned the President and Directors
Of lie BOND WIN coal COMPANY, DO hereby certify That
Ger the Bond Vein Goa Company this Cor
poraon 70 1885, the prosion' o. an act
authorize the formation OF cofpolons i0T
manufacturing msohsns or chemical pnfposes passed fsb ~
1879 and extending and ssndng said The OBJ
winch the Organized tie mining aud selling OF
the Or business OF the shove obe
osptsi hed Thirty thousand dollars
original certificate Of incopofsion and the t day ~ IaY
D. 1855 BY DIS Iy thousand
dollar. and required duly hd and the
amount fry thousand dollars 1heterm Of
.Ii.tsne Company twenty from the 10Th day Of Octo
Der la Tbe pumbsl Of s'fes o. which the entire stock
po eop, thousand number q wig yam
Benjamin w. Blanchard WIN H.
ID Caldwell Joseph W Ouppy and Andrew ~ D.
Davis The said Company formed Tor Tue purpose o. carrying on
some par Of M business the Stste Of Aes ot namely
Leys..e County, Peunsyyania aud tho u the
Tow and County the original csftihcae incorporation
those whch principal part the business the Company
within this State 70 be transacted are the CJ Of ora n tue
County OF New iork
". further certify Annnsi Meeting q said Company
held Jan 1896 which regularly called required
by voted by stockholders representing two thirds OF ts
the principal office Of The ConP.ny to CsT'on and
establish a branch office in the City Of New FORK
hereby certify that Of the Town and
which the principal OF the business OF tho company
within this transacted Canoon IN the County
branch efe be opened Ia the City Of hew
York, County Of New York b. W BLANCHARD, President
J. w d s19rhra7 rrua.-.
A. NJ. D. DAIIS,)
ID ls66 before personally appeared Benz W u siohad
pr.nt the Coal Company and Wa r. Barr Joseph
" (uppy ard Andrew NJ T. Davis Trustees Of said Company to
individuals described IN the foregoing
w. "s j. D. WHITE, Notary Public New YORK
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NOR SALE or EXCHANGE Tor City or Brooklyn
u Pronertv-A COUNTRY SEAT Rvc7dae Hudson p
Civ three Lawns and G4rden
orv 10 Fr.i Stale all 1Eees beautiful HOUSE,
zach house ard ether Outhl c-
ng Is p-ee j. rlins one aud IN complete odei l. il
IL-Tlr L \. LL--..f.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-07

THOR SALE, at Irvngt -on-the- hudson-A large
sld vey se.sbs RESIDENCE, with ioar sces Of LAND.
TOO tI g-srs or th river and shot distance
0epot j wanted Che furniture horses ear,e' Nc VII
y sod with tie place Tor parie-a1s appy TO l. 4WELDl No.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-07
JOHN y. BlLLlNCs. Plslnils. Attorney.

CUPREME COURT-CITY and COUNTY of
- Of NEW YORK MICHAEL OLFARY sTsinst THE BANK
or CAPE FEAR PrcdeD' Directors aud Company OF tbs
Bank Cap. Fear 10 tie defendants above named
hereby summoned and required 10 answer the
complaint tai. action o. which copy viii be MED in Int Rev
Of tie Clerk o. the City and County o. New stamp
YorK Il the City Hal said city AID 70 copy 81 cts
Of the sad complaint the ssbscrb- Cancelled:
ers their Office No ~ Brosdwsy kewiors Cry, .....:
within twenty hereof exclusive OF the day 81
,uc ervice the said complaint within tho
tine the Plaintiff in this action viii take Judgment against
vou for the Thousand dollars with interest
liz Day thousand eight hundred and besides
the costs Of this sc'iou-Dated March %. 1876.
WINTER 4 HARRIS. Plaintiffs Attorneys
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CUPRTME COURT-CTTY and COUNTY

CUPRTME COURJ-CIII and COUNTY Of
) ofNEw YoRK-JosEIPH WAT
son, plaintiff, against HENRY A. DC l. 81 X STAMP
LUCAS d-iendant-snmmons ior - esasel-e ........:
money o. net '+''''
az ITO M above defendant You hereby oned ard
req1ed this seton which 90 ~ tie
q 18th Of
Marc 1855 City Hal aid City sd TO serve copy o. Jogr
to subscriber al 's ot No
Brosdway CHy within twenty days nr the service 81
s exclusive Of the day Of such tr'ice s yea
IN 10 answer the complaint within the time Aforesaid the
puff IN this VII judgment against you Tor the
of Fayseveu Dollars AID Egiytwo cents with interest from the
9th pF thousand es hanssd AMI s1iy four be.ide
costs and disbursements Of tbs seiion-Dsied Neslof March
:" .li~Tsv,M John D. BILLINGs. Plsln,lT. Attorney.
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Sit nations iDantc0-female5.


A YOUNG German Girl, speaking English huently,
wishes SITUATION IN respectable American family 70 take
children AMI give tnen lessons 10 fancy WORK ana
the German language thoroughly S or ADDRESS MIS-
G GRAMBUSCH. Of Mrs Johnson NO 70 South 4aId s.
Wilisnfbursh. L. J.
AN AMERICAN WOMAN wishes SITUATION
"A H5gsekeepeT sesness and Chiis Nurse Please al
dress Of Forty 0arta and AAiEdVe entrance
in soriyiou -th-'t. Good references II required
A YOUNG LADY intelligent and refined. desires
- a.. CHARGE ofa BACHELORS or NlDOWEt ) hORl...
Psrcu ascer,nsd bJ calling No. III "est IhseiH
g., between seventh and kishthsvea
CITUNTION WANIED-By a young Woman as
- NURSE assist light work VII be mmnld by her
present employer Cal a. No. 10 IVES; Thirty eeondsi
yVANTED-By a respectable Young Woman, q
w SrUATiOs IN private family Nurse end sesm'tress or
objection the county best Of rerence
Cll At or address No. III West tourhsi
LVANrED-A situation by a respectable Young
" private family NURSE and SEAMSIRESs Or
CHAMHERAID: ct1us the country beat u
sn-s Can or aiir..' No III West FouIh.'t
VETANTED-A SITUATION to do GENERAL
w HOMEWORK IL al American hmiy. l. sn excellent
washer and good cook City reference Inquire a. no. 49, East
Nreeelthst
4 NUMBER of well recommended German Girls
~ want SITUATIONS to DO general HOUSEWORk, &C., At Mrs
LOVES German institute No u sa,ont near the bowery
LII Respectable Families observation-disclosures and
Il Hotels supp led with roof SERVANTS from al nations
Protestant and Catholic, Nr fOREslONS ONCE 10 Fourhye
CITUATIONS WANTED-For thoroughly compe-
~ Coschmeu Grooms GirreTs Farm Hands, PoTters Wait
PLOyNEST HOUSE No. la3 Eeye4As c.fuoE 81 sixth ave
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Giirailons nJantc0- Males.

A PROOF.READER. who has. until recently, read
y Tor of the leading Boston e.ebshmeus desires STU
ALTON careful and plins.akns Address " D tribune Oe
EWANTED-A Situation, by single MAN, as
W GARDENER the proper Of horses and
good mixer objection himself useful The best Of refer
ences eiveu. Adde'S, J.. Box so. no. Tor two diyt
TTNION EMPLOYMENT OFFICE-For every de-
I sorpton % slae sud Female HELP call At No Amiiyit'
Of bIoadwsT. up stairs. siittiAN 4 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-07

III. COMPLAINT In hi. seton Office the CLERK o
me CITY sud County Of New ork tie City Hal IN said city on the
2ld q March 1906
M isw6wM. WINTER HARRlS PANT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-07

LIME fARN HOt 81 near Nj. WAchINO IN
on a. l. b.,weer N Y snd let very low for
sBmmrr year 100 miles by Railroad 20 Minutes from
Dspo 0ur.1 scenery lug brooks sprr AID !ountan
q1rt " Suit and lad 20 til toseiner w1 hfewoq9 .n'
kepng sui l1qrre al Office Of COoks MOTEL
Cbsihsfu.,t. or address W H. ~. Hil.sdlie. y Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-07

CUPREAiE COURT-SrATE Of NETWORK,
= CITY al COUNTY Of W-YOUH.-MARTIIA J. ADAMS
psins agsuH CHRISTOPHER CHARLES ADAMS tCoum'n'y
PENDANT show. hereby snmonrd and Required 20
answer tie comp In this action Of wHih copy eie"i1
mon a. answer 90 ihr sfi
complt the Subscriber q bis Once No q West Feniytt
a. Cv Of Nrvf 0rr G.. New iok within twenty day
a0er tie service hereof usv- Of the day ofucA ai
l r-l Z. d L. au.Ia /. nIL- !. . II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-07

GEO. CHRISTY's MINSTRELs FiAh-aye. Opera
" House, adjoining Fnh Avenue o,sl-Bufle.que' Fss-s
Nav H. Fhst appearance Of Mr q. W. X. GRIFFIN.
Seats secured during the day without extra charge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-07
FREDERICK z. WFsTHROcE, Plf. Aft,T,
No. 81 West Twenty FRS g.. New York.

Tie complaint In this action td DO ts ms 0ace Of ne
Civ and County kewlor At tie City hal ~ tue City % Rev"
Wv Is-s. S1lA FREDERICK P MUSHROOM PIT. Afy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-07

CTEAM POWER o. LEI-With one corner Room
- so16l one 25as5 htei around vel adapted Or nec anc
purposess posssson iua saey Apply 70 J. o. H. "ALhEh
IL la--r - 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-07

T urnrnc ne end compliant this Jon hd the Office Of
tie Clerk City ALL County Of fs YORK March 81 lgt
ALBERT A. REUWEE,
.~~ewM Plaintiff . Attorney
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-07

COUNTRY BOARD at a farm house. so miles from
- the city. Harlem Railroad Pleasant location Hons
aud grounds Address HOME Box J. Chsp9sqs
Poe. Ofics
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-07
Ecsal Eoiites.

IN Pursuance Of an Order Of Roswell c. Brainard,
ESQ., Surrogate Of tie County Of Kiasa NOTICE is HEHE
GIVEN according % law o. OF parsons having aims astu W M
LIAM HUGHEs a'e olhs cry Of Brook yn teceaied they
are e1ned with e vouchers thereof q TIE '1h
rbef Al the off J. B.rsier, Alton ysLaE, No IS
Pine st. City OF Sew forA, bor DAY r. OVEN
Ter pe,t-Usted Ap7il q. .o6 JOHN NEWTON SEARS.
an-O ltWlEM AlIls-ll-i
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90 Get.

A HOME without MOSQUITOES at HUNTING
N Don l. Tsorr COTTAGES 20 LIT furnished uufsr
nbed For particulars, sppy to WILLIAM l. SHELDON, No ~
dwey. Room No. D. trs- foor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-07

lat Rev stamp the tia. sfore.ad the pl.d 30 oil act on
81 Ceuts esuceed will apply she Court ", relief andcd
IN The complta-Daed Ne"-i March =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-07

NETWORK SUPREME COUET.-DANIEL
y GPFFNLEAF Plaintiff s-sins' JOSEPHENE {. GREEN
LEAF De dan-suuuious for rele. lcom SCR TO the de-
e1da Yoa are hereby ell aua req red answer tie
amt in t aon which bo e. iu tie Office n te Clerk OF
lie County the City lia sid city aHdt
the
bis ofaco No Il Broadway within twenty dy after Tie service
,unou exclusive ard n
..'..... m 90 suswtr tine said complaint within the time
IL r. Aforesaid re plaintiff in this action v Apply 70 PIG
soc can demanded - tie l-Dlcc
......''''''' New.Y oTk March 2 It5 -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-07

MANUFACTURERS especially those using much
WI coal ron lumber wiz 6li Eizbehrori New Jersey
verv desirable location coal and lumber being cheaper there
any Toin, New York coming there direct om the
uines q rernsyvau Lots f0E veTy iavofaos
rleiaey along tie railroad and 10 pfe 20 s
purchaser also large d cs With ack cornee n IN
ior sale estate. Tor PARTICULARS apry = p X hE-OOo
execute, No ca Cedar e.. opposite Pest once ~ y
O. Snn s 200 81 600, S1O,OOO.-FOR SALE
ard vooihaveu Also 100 LOTS at Sls0 ard apwld
with Cosees Dwellings Tor purchasels Also io
sAnt dwellings to Rent-s3So 500, $50 CHAs. R MILLER
Ausrtic-ave, Easi New.fofk
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COTTAGE at Hastings 20 LET-A neat and nearly
new nv and double COTTAGE, with prassni surround
LET, 1rli.hed Rent Tor I've
months coo Appy 10 :. n PROVOST No 23 Frontst.
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NIBLO's GARDEN.
IN Lesses and Asnaser.....-.......WM WIFE ALLEY
trHu xsrAsIi.HMHSr DOES NOT ADVERTISE IL TIE
HKw-YoRK BKRALD)

(rHs xsTABLisHMRSr DOES NOT ADyEnrIs1 IL rHs
HKw-roRk BEkALD.)
Begins at "A; conclndes at lot.
THIRD AND LAST WEEK BUT TWO
of the great American TTagedienne,
MISS BATEMAN,
whose wonderful mperscnaton Of the original character OF
has attracted, esch evening, -
OVERLOOKING HOUSES.
Mr. WHEATLEY feels great pleasure In having had the
opportunity Of eni oducng to her warm friends end sd
Young LADY, have for the last three justly
gained for her abroad the assured position Of the
FIRST TRAGIC ACTRESS OF THE TIME,
And who ia the very zenith OF her tame snd opu
arty In the principal cities of Great Britain and Ireland
Her triumphant European has been 70 echoed o
city and the overwhelming multuaes who nightly thr9ne
N6os Garden site. the delight with which ths artist mas
TUESDAY EVENING, Jan 30, 1866,
and every evening during the will be presented hosen
thsls beautiful play Of
The JEWISH MAIDEN,
In which Mis- BATEAN win sustain her original character
Of LEAH and the following powerful cast embracing the
names OF Mr.. J. C. CowpeT Mr. J. q. Burnett j. b..
Sud.y this second appearance this tbeaer D. T. Ration
Geo Becks Z. b. Holmes. W. II. Dsnyers T. Barry Mel
Rende. &c, Mr.. A. Peryi Furen, II. Chapman Hlss
Everett Burke. Lulu. &c, NC
NV AND BEAUTIFUL SCENERY,
ORIGINAL MUSIC.
NEW AND CHARACTERISTIC COSTUMES AND
APPOINTMENTS.
Admission IS cent. Reserved Seats. 81; orche',rs
Chairs So Seats in Dress Circle Private Boxes Sl o.
Family Circls (entrsnce Crosbystl 50 cents
SEATS SECURED SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE.
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V-.JERSEY

CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY
" Passenger and Freight Depot IN New York loot oil
Lbery.s connects at Hampton Junction with the Delaware,
srkawanna and Western Railroad and ct Eason with tho
Lehgh Valley Railroad and its connections, forming direct
line % Pittsburgh and the West without change Of cars also
'" '"' 0 GREAT MIDDLE ROUTE TO THE WEST.
Two Express Trains daily from the West. except Sunday
when evening train. ID.
One train daily Except S,turdsy.) for the oil region
Sixty miles aud hours saved by this line to chicago
CINCINNATI St. Louis. kc, with but change OF cars
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS.
Commencing Nov 90 l86S-Leav- New York a. follows:
Alta m. for Easton Mauch Chunk. "illismport Wilkes
barre, Mshsnoy City, etc n,.
MAIL 1RiIS-At 8 a. m for Flemington, Easton Water
Cap Scranton. Wke.bsue Great bend. Bnshamton etc
Ga m.-Westem Express for Eastonl scranton, 1reN
Bend Allentown Reading Harrisburg Pittsburgh and the
West, with but change Of cara to Cincinnati Chcsgo
and but two changes 10 St Louis . -
10 Il. TRArx-For Esston, Allentown. Maueh Chunk
Wilke,barre Wiiamspor, Reados Pottsvile, Harrisburg
I m.-For Easton. Scranton Grea. Bend. Bethlehem,
Allentown, Msuch Chunk.
5p m-For Someryille and Flemington.
6p m-EKpress train for the Oil Region and Hre, daily
except Saturday.
$50 q. m.-for Somervile
sp.m.-WEsTERN EXPRESS TRAIN-FOr Esston, Al.
lentown Reading, Harrisburg Pittsburgh and the West
Sleeping through from Jersey City 10 PittseuXne cry
EIIZABETHPORT AND NEW YORK FERRY
Leave New.York from loot Liberty at 10 20
Tickets for the West be obtained at the ONCE Of the
Central Railroad Company, foot OF Liberty at NJ X, at NO
Aor House at Nos III SIS aud "a Broadway and at the
principal hotels JOSIAH o. STEARNS Superintendent
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4mnsements.
OLYMPIC rHEATER.
" Sole Lessee and .Mrs JOHN WOyy
(rHs xsrABLpHxEsr DOES Not ADvsRTsS IN TIE
xKw.YoRK HERALD.)


(rHIs xsrABl sHxExr DOES sor ADvERTus IN TEE
xKw.YoRK HERALD.)
Mrl JOHN WOOD
having returned from successful engagement rnls
delphis, will appear for the secord time
THIS (TUEsDAY) EVENING, Jan. 30
in her great comedy In personAtion OF
LADY GAN SPASKER,
In Boucicaults elegant comedy IN acts, entitled
LONDON ASSURANCE.
with the fsvorite and eminent artist.
Mr.. L. L. DAVENPORT ss DAZZLE,
POWERFUL CAST.
WEDNESDAY EVENING,
LONDON ASSURANCE,
for the last time-)
THURSDAY, Feb.
Mrs. JOHN WOOD
will appear in her celebrated character OF
ANNE BRACEOlRDLE
And for the hrst time here. the petite drama OF
THE TWO FRIENDS,
In which bfr Z. l.. DAVENPORT will appear
In active rehearsal q new comedy entitled
WHO KILLED COCK ROBIN,
and the interesting drama OF = .
Also, new Blresque snd
ROMANTIC SPECTACULAR DRAMA.
Doors open at Il o'clock; curtain Elses a. -
Seats secured three days In advance.
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lard WOOD LUMBER.

The ULSTER COUNTY LUMBER Co. sre now Pre-
pared TO I'LL orders any extent for HARD WOOD LII
Der Beach. Birch, and Maple, Of the best qusy;
and Of Any dimension Have also limited quantity Of Red
Oak Rock Oak aud Chestnut The Company would contract
with parties furnish erals and power for tbs manuac
ture Of chairs planes or any other work. The mills are
situated g. miles from the Hudson River sfordng un.ur
passed facilities for to this city elsewhere
For particulars inquire Office Of the Company No III
Peariit, EeW.York or OF the Superintendent,
ISAAC l.. OVERTON.
At the Mills, West Sang critics,
Ulster County. N. Y.
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TARVIS's NOSE NITROUS OXIDE GAS
u mas. hereafter b. inhaled only through DR. o. A. JAR
yIS5 NOSEPIECE. No breathing over holding OF The
lips nose effort requited-all easy and natural No
and freedom from pain. and entirely sale
healthy Surgeons and Dentists furnished with the Nose
Piece application And the Nose Piece be seen In
blowing operation at I'll times at No 80 West Thirtssnths
New.fork.
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Amnsements.
WALLACKs.
w Proprietor and Manager. Mr. LESTER WALLACh
(fHn rsrAsrisHrxxr DOES sor ADVERTISE ~ ZEE
NEW roKK HEkALD)

Open Of "A o'clock. Begins st6
TUESDAY.
(Feenth tine) the Five Act DRAINS, By Tom Jy9r
ESQ., founded Miss b. addons celebrated novel entitled
HENRY DUNBAR.
Or, THE OUTCAST .
chsrseter By Mes.ra .Walaek C6sies Fisher fonng
George Holland Norton. b. T. Rinsgod, O. Browne william
Graham Pope, Ward. Misses Mary Cannon, Madeline
Hsnnqles and lone Burke.
WEDSESDAY-Boucicauts charming Comedy,
THE IRISH HEIRESS,
I'm which Mr. John Gilbert will make bis trst
since bi, severe ness will be acted tor the FIRST TINE
THIS SEASON.
THuRsDAY-tThird timel TUE RIVALS.
sATURDAY--teseordt ms1 TtiF IRISH HEjREss
la preparation with appropriate scenery and appointments
and very powerful cast.
The Rev Jas. Whites fine play.
THE KING or TIE COMMONS.
Other STANDAKD COMEDIES and various ATTRACT
I'VE NOVELTIES are In preparation.
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WINTER GARDEN.
(rHIs EsTABLIsHnESr DOES NOT ADVERTISE IN
rHB NEW. HERALD)
Mr. STUART has to announce that this (TUEsDAfb
January 30, will be -
THE FAREWELL NlGHTl
THE FAREWELL NIGHT!
Of
BOOTHS HAMLET,
BOOTHS HAMLET,
which Win be withdrawn In the fullness OF its triumph 70
make way for .
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT Tomorrow Afternoon WED
EEsDAYl, Jan. 81, Third Of the Series Of
GRAND BOOTH MArlNEES.
Doors open ~ recommending at o'clock On which 90
csson - o-,,
will sppenu ,,, ,.
To be preceded BY the Petite Comedy entitled
FAINT HEART NEVER WON FAIR LADY.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Jan. 81 the Theatsr win %
'''''N RICHELIEU,
which win be prodnced on ,.
THURSDAY FEBRUARYL
Seats secured six days in advance.
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Go n)hom it man Concern.

uUDSON's BAY COMPANY POSSESSORY
IL RIGHTs.-$5 REWARD for q copy Of Psnphle.
on the H. B. Co.'S Rights with opinions Of the Hons. W. d.
Seward Z. Stanton John Van Buren, Mr.. Rose lo Can
sda) and others Address HORACE GREELEY Tribune
Uhioe.
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MORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD COM.
N1 PANY-Foot Of bsrclsy-st--On and afer Nov ~
Morning mail trans for and inter medae s'
tons Will at $3.50 Ma. Expire. for all .stioa'
west of Aburn at 10 p. Morri,town Ipress at p IN
s. SChOCH. Assistant Superintendent
NORTHERN RAILROAD ofNEW-JERSEY ~.
IN Train, leave jersey City for Piermont at 9:l5
AS 6:O2 p The g:l5 and +2s 10 Monsey On Mon
day only for Piermopt al 5:l5 m.
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"UDSON RIVER and HARLEM KALI
ROAD-On and ser Monday Jan. I. is6d trsins for Al
bsny and Troy connecting with Northern and Western tsns
will Ieave New.York a. follows
T:3O . m Wis Hudson River Railroad Thitieths.- and
Tepthsve connecting with trains fef North and West
IO m via Hudson River Railroad connecting with North
ern and Western trsina
a M via Harlem Rslrosa Twenty siIth-st and Fourth
ave- connecting with trains iot North ard West
3.ts D m via Hudson River Railroad connecting 1 Troy
With train foT Montreal with sleeping cars attached
Aisp M via Harlem Railroad connecting Albany WITH
Western trains and :. Troy with r. and s. and T. and b.
roads for points North, With aeepnresrs .iisehed
York TO buffalo and saspenson Bridge without chance Also
to Montreal via ssrstota Ih.s ..sia RUS on SUNDAY.
10 D. m via Hudson River Railroad with seepng NJ
scbsd connecting Albany and Troy with morning isins
for North and Nest.
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ERIE RAILwAY.-Trains leave Depot foot

u of Cham bsr,st., VIA Psvonis Ferry;
Ia H. Day Express for Csnsndaisus, Reoheser Buffalo,
end Grand TIunk Railways, and Salamanca with Atlantic
and Great Western Railway.
$50 a m. Milk and Way Train, daily, to otsvils
Mix Connecting With Lake Shore and Atlantic and Grss.
snm Way Tnin for Por. Jerv.s and Ns~bwsa.
sp m. Night Express for CanandaguA Rochester bunLA
o. M LiGh,ninr EIpre. daily for Csnandsisua Rockies
ter, Bu6slo, Salamanca Dqntirt AID We; Conn.o: :.
gslsmspcs with Atlantic AID Great Western Railway.
sp n EmErant Train daily, for Buffalo, Salamanca Dun
A-'A AN' HUGH RIDDLE. Genr supt Nsw.Ysrk.
VIZ T. Barn, Gen1 Psss. Agent, New. York.
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AGENTS WANTED

4 GEMS WANTED
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-30

WALLACKs THEATER.
w WEDNESDAY Jan. II.
MR.. JAMES NJ WEHLlS
FAREWELL MATINEE.
CARD.
Mr. WEHLI begs TO announce that In response 70 Lne
numerous demands OF his friends ne will give ONE MATT.
NEE being POSITIVELY Ais LAST APPEARING
hi, season Mr. WE'LL has the pleasure to announce that
the distinguished Pisnist and Composer MI hlohAhD
HOFFMAN has kindly consented to assist at this BIS las,
Matinee They viii perform this occasion the cesosed
" Fantasia" from Norma, FOR two pianos, by IhaIpefG
MDLLE. AYOSTA
will make her frs. appearance on this occasion.
Mr. Richard HOFFMAN.
Mr. s. G. CAMPBELL.
Mr.. JAMES NJ. WEHLL
Director WIN. O. DIETRICH.
Prices Of sdmssion-Parqurt Ell Dress Circle, o Re
eryed saa,s Ia Orchestra Chains I'll So which only be
at the tbeater Sale of tickets will commence on
Mond,y Jan. u. =, .
Ticket Ufice.-Scharenberg Luis. No. 753 Brosdway
Beer Schirmer No. FOL Broadwsyi WIN. A. Pond Co.,
No. 5i7 Broadway.
Doors open at IL. Concert to commence ct p m
The pianos used by Mr. Wehh OF all his concerts are the
new scale Concert Brands msde by Chckerns Sons No.
$50 Brosdway N w. and 247 WashDgtonst Boston These
Piano. were awarded the first prize, gold medal at the
Exhibition OF 1865.