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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-09

opinion OF Judge Cadwallader the drama extending
from the time Of Thesps that Of Laura Keere bus
there had been evidence Of the validity Of such judg
ment. and the Judge at Special Ieru could lot, 10
lawyer, do otherwise than reject II.
Mr. Booth then cOuteDded that the certificate OF the
Judgment Roll was correct, and produced an amended
Ger lhcate OF il.
Mr. Justice Jones iDtimatec that the amended certh
cate cud not low be received tie Judgment Roll Law.
Ing been the only evidence offered below The practice
was somewhat different where it had been connected
with other evidence
Some further argument then had 70 tie validity
took the case under adYsement.
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uOABD OF COUNCILmEN.
The Frcednen's Veto Again-The Prcsi'
den, MISUNDERSTANDING the City Hall.

Tho Board met on Thursday, President Green
In the chair
An unsuccessful attempt was made to appoint joint
snecal Committee to go Albany and look after the
interests Of the city they ore affected by bills pend
ing in the Legislature
Resolutions TO extend Lewisst. and to open P'r''on'
OF One-hundred nndeleventh-st. Onehnh.reu''fa
twelfth, One-hundred and thirteenth, onehundf'a'"la
tveptv fourth and One.bundred end'twenty-nh'h-sh
xere yeferred 20 the Committee on Streets.
The Special Committee on the subject OF me fiee'
mans Bnrsnn Veto reported the following reso.uoh:
aI.J TLe, the scicn Of the President OF the mod
,nniok 10 the Congress Bis veto Of the OIL tho"n
ne pr.ednt Bureau b. IN the opinion Of hs rep
Tr.eptatives Of the people 81 ~. Ouy " Wv
W. ~ Common Council not only jusihabe. b1, VIE ex
er-e ~ tine restraining power lodged with ~" 'hs mss'
rt. one Nation by tie Constitution 10 De rtsteh'a ~
- ,i,r.ure. and The Coum mon Couuei OF ~" ny
- most sincerely thank the President Tor ts sAu
Inv assertion Of his high pIeIoStys. beAsvL tasy ~
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DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY

THROUGH LINkI4 CALIFOtNiA,
CARRYING TIE UNITED STATES MAIL.
leave Pier No ~ North River foot o. Cana st u O'Clock
noon o. tue s ami list Of month trxcep hen
h.. st. n on SunGoy sud then the prec. ding saur
davl for ASPlSWALL, connecting via Panans bSii"ay,
with one OF TIE Company steamship. rom Panama 10!
SAN FRANCISCO. touching ~ ACAPULCO
MARCH
1s,-ARlZONA counec'ins IT'D GOLDEN CITY. ..,
lmb-HFNEY CHAUNCEl connecting with 81. LOUIS.
2l.f-N N-YOKk. connecting with SAL RAMENIp.
DEPARTURES Of LIST sd 2 connect at Panama with steamers
for SOUTH PACIFIC POHIS. Is; aud I'm for CbN'
TRIAL AMERICAN PORTS Those Of the LIST touch a.
MANZANiLLO
Hs,r4se checked through One Hundred Pounds allowed
each adult
An cxgerenced Surgeon boari Medicines and sttend
free.
for Passage Tickets further information. Apply at tho
Coupauys Ticket Dfce, OF the Wharf loot OF Cauai st.
North River, NewiCIk.
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SUPERIOR COURT-TrhL TrRx-MiRcH s-Before
Justice GAHvN.
frs-fn " Y,

DAMAGES CLAIMED.
william rIeferan aud wife at Janrs Erukafd and other
This suit vas brought for injuries received by
Che paintih. WIFE by the falling OF wall Of uesAbon"2
bsn, The flaufid resided 10 the Lirl story Of house
q, the south SIDE Of Duane-., lus east of Nrs Broad
Wv anu The defer anis erecting large budihg adj
a. ming on 10. = The 'front.' % the house "hs ~
Iul, 40 fat sides. aud the sides were scco-d
iug 10 psiuiih- statement. contrary 10 the ad' O.
~ tie = sscn under the direction Of he Plaintiffs cat
ri.d straight up instead Of being soped back:
-.u the erinocts the wall which had been carried
m "a, C.,-nsAfy double Ai1ht OF the s1ninc Tenement
1 yer aui cfushrd through tie attic story af-l INTO ~"
.,e,uents Of HrfcnHn. knocking down ard brui-us both
gsbnud sud vile scapifr The wire, and biockig up me
dc,rwav Of 20 cut ot the wrs escaI Sie
nay rerued by the hrrnen carry her through o..
window into OF the buildings on West broadway for
spyCrAt Trrn-Nareh a.--Befofe Jus,lce B'IBorh
Thee. w. Phcnix agt. Richard NJ. Harrington
CiDios Rice aet. Leroy ". spear-Motion granted.
Oliver H. Wood agt Albeit l.. Dechmp.-Moiion granted
"a ems. feued to a referee 10 hear, sc.
IoOi.r Potter at. John A. Miller ct a--Motion denied
With : 10 costa abide event
lame, De,ns ag Sarah Jan.es-Motion 70 yscale lJunc'
lion GRANTED with } costs
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Probable Loss OF the Schooner Sarah Jane
of New Bedford.

Thomas ]. C. Warren of Westchester, on
Wednesday the 18th inst found bottle on the oescn.
near that place conta lining scrap oil paper on "bcn
these words were written in pencil MARKS; " Oct lust
Going down. sohr Sarah Jane Of New Bedford The
bottle was tightly corked and surrounded ~ sea weed
and wood that had evidently been thrown upon tno
shore about the same time. Where 1t drifted from
there is OF course no means Of knowing bur that it sug
gests the probable loss Of the schooner can not b
Aonh al
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Caroline Blohn Simon Hs.fuid ~ Chamber, s. Wig n.
v Rchsrdsen 5 kofrr sbley and wife. +. Kenney NJ.
Bsnwis MIssret Iparrier and child, Aos Ishse.le he
bercs MAIse
FROM SEW-ORLEANS-In steamship Geo Cromwell
Lieut. T. Ghetad- U.S.N. C"n Dodge L "A Gsorse
A, onhua A. rarriuch j. d. Srtiein, y. tosTduan Mrs.
= y. .erqur Mrs. Chamber ain Mr.. No So. J. H. War
RIM A u. Gardiner A. St,waT y. tinch, htIry kuon, Jss.
Thompon b. Moore, A. CAM bel. Henry JenLs
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Ffre-Bestop Bank Statement.

Boston. Wednesday, March T. 1850.
A fire occurred this afternoon III the oil store
OF Means Palmer & Co., Nos. 100 and i2s Mlkst.
Loss about Is 0O0 fully Insured. lad named spear.
resing In Charlestown suffocated 10 death. hs
was EN- ployed in the store.
The following is the weekly statement OF the con-
dilion Of she Boston Banks on March 5; .o M. NV,
Capital 800 900 Legal Tender eo ny
Loans ... 81 800 500 Deposits 30 SS De- -
Specie - $4,000 Circulalion(Nat 2s,oV7,V0
Circulation (State). -.SL-W'V"
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Passenger Arrived.

FROM LTVFHPOOi,-ln steamship Jayn-Mf and Mrs.
VIA Nj. H. OTTO Capt and Mrs q. Is. Cornish. Mt. and
NJ : + Slit Ms, Sttt. MAJOR Du Pon Capt W borart,
A., p,o,yu Nf Fu.tAmenie. Mr kTonhum, Mr. kronhum,
~ NJ Kerzie A. ByAss u. Reynolds. hr aud hrs A 7:
,rrte Nh ard Aifs q. Winks, tnr1n Behuieu MT aud
Nj. q Hipde Nh and Mrs. D. Kuione, ID. OsulVai Mr..
Mr., Child MI and Mrs. spuihhs and 2 ehhfrrn.
Mis. smithers w Wright, A. y hnoni d. IiInour,
Nj Connoy, infant aud mad servant, MI Ridge
Wv Nj Seaman, J. =. sama, H. kerby' MI.
naJin r. Keunochaup Mr. Deehamp . Ptevo.t,
Mr,srs Kay p. r Carmondon, Pagnon Mo.ier j. huteI
~ T. Kane Gr4nier ). Monet, w {. Mongomsr.n j.
Gi,ou. j. s. Norton +. Norton, Mr. and Mn. Hal Misses
| i md A. Hall MI and Mrs. A. NJ Johnson A. Foot IL r.
p,g. J. D.ayfu,s Mr. Garland b.Ion de Me'nil T. r. do
Kirsovs Mr ind Mira Douglas: III epl"Eh, u; Nrs man'
= Goyenand T. Gwernond. NJ. end Nj. bern.n Me.sn
sands Ryder III H. A. ChaI in NJ - Nome NJ L1ei
Mr. r. j. Downs j. Hamilton, MIS- H. nped Ms, Learned
Nil, Leaned Mr. Be.els. Lsuston ny stanii H. Harris
Tsyiof Mir and Crosby. Mr. H. o. wheeler j. orTed
! II Mood Mr. E-auiord Mr.. Richard. r. >. Lawrence,
Nj Thons, C. O. Evans, MI Sen.heimrr r. rinsio, H. T.
Kur.s Mr. Freedmen H. Thscherbery H. J. ihAckeIo.ty'
"a Elyn Peterson, Baron Beane.a, ana servant Mira
T. Hess q IT, Sheldon, l.. Sheldon L. E'efhAnd and ser
( want. A. Lufgafe. a., p, Sui
from HkMBURG-In steamship Boru,Ha-f Fred Hays,
o,,. Frielbel Fred Solomon A. hDhrpaHsi hnd 'aufhe
. Xeckeodofl Johanna IrckendoEf Julchon Leokendori
| ri.d Zerlepdorf g. Marcus I. Fuller a. v llnlan VIE
I'D sou W stal u Nach,er, Maria fiund fahay hsys
cLud Geofee Nifkuan. George .ah psft'i. u
y ererbotn Hoheci wife aud child, Csth htikHef NaesEi
f,ffg.t A and L. Dnr-f Car Lch, H. llnri, ". Man
..n y I,uz II. CO.ies, j. lu.cft IT, iini4hufgrf FIr
sb,id n Haus.r Can Henger. J. sohsbsck, T. heHkei'
md child HsDs Wuins Gustav Wsinieks b. W. jordan
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PREACH AND PRAcTrcE.-THs TRIBuyE Of this morning
has a long critical Article Bad English, and the same
page Is French word hauevr with the English gh-
i ha-ghteur."-lN. \. Evening Post, March
Not so. The TRIBUNE is not in the habit OF
using French word when it has good English one al
hand In this case our compositors changed the word
hau9h,ness which we wrote to the nondescript tern
which dsturbs the serenity Of The Post.
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AyOyprcER BEArEy.-On Thursday morning

Az OFFICER BEATES.-On thursday morning
Officer Burns OF the Seventeenth Precinct saw four meH
lurking in an alley in Eleyenthst, near Third ava
Snspecting that they there for no good purpose
he ordered them 10 leave when he set upon by the
rnfans and badly beaten Oue Of the number, nnnie1
John McGovern, was recognized by the officer the
Others he does know. After the assault the scogo-
dres made THEN escape. The officer proceeded to the
Statinn.HoCse where his wounds were dressed.
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TRAINS LEAVE SEw.YoKA;
For New HavrI 90. tuntEr,l lljl /. Ia II ~. fHrD
90 tEI.J 5.fa. 80 aud Col HI.,lp 90.
FoI Is dseport 7Ol. 100 20 - IN m ilI3 lkf-b
400 tn I.5 ~ AMI 20 OIL p.
For hi ford and stratiOrl 1.pl u ~ m - tJ p m
F,r Fairfield 5autapon sud w~spur go. llJl- L. . ~
- ?. mL 1900. q, 80 ., "a, ,,,. ~ ,
40, tfI..i -. 80 AJD 50O tkr..i p u.
For DARN i.U0. 80 ITO a. N. 80 80. 80 p m
For ifrcnSich. 200 Sd l..pAu. as., 49, '1 70 N
rof Stamford 100 GO al 81 ll50 III l4i1 tEID
400 az IS g. 40 80 90 d0' III. o. ~ - "a q, n,
For ron Chester and Intermediate stations wv ~ 4i'
q H.: - 40, go t.1l. s.tu r. u.. -
CONNECTING TRAGNS
FOR Boston via Springfield 500 ~. (LL) 100 (EIlao
.. 80. ID, $40
For Hartford ana spf nshed 80 tEI'J lAlo' do
q 1. 80 .. IN. - ,,,s
10 Montreal LOO .. 70. 70 Norhsn pon. - ,
Tof Hartford Providence anu tl.hs Railroad 600 iELl
For Ne. G.y~n New London aud stonngton Railroads.
gCO M IL 10 IOO. 100 =.
for ana Railroad. l2.lJ -. IN 20 Northampton
Tor Hoasstonic Railroad. "a M
For kBpyh urs Rai rotd, B.0ia M 3Oi ?. m.
For D.pbury and nofvs.E ksiroad 100 80 a. m, ~
p. m. . - t,. r "A - ..t,
JAMES III. HOiI, Sup-
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Professional Nolltes.

ETHICAL EIES.-Artitical III MAN
n EYES made 10 order and inserted by De T. bAI Ca
s GOUGELMANN OourtTv ru.poyed by Hoi'seinea' Oh
Psfl.J No. 5y3 Broadway. New York.
DR. VIM. EARLs WORK Of $40 PAGES on
~ Piles Structure ana Obscure Diseases Of the Pelvic Wis
-,r, 6r prce 90 GEMS. Mailed fee 70 any par Address
~ y Wl.te-si., New-YoTs.
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BosroY. Thursday. March g. 1906
Accounts from Cape Cod report that large
fires we're buriag IN the woods in the Towns 0i Rrsws
tAs ed ssudVich On "Wednesday night
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United States Circl Court, yesterday before Judge
Shipman Edward Moran charged with passing coun.
erfeit money was sentenced to one years inprison.
me m at hard labor and t0 pay fine OF 81 John Cox
CHARGED with passing counterfeit 10 per cent COM
pound interest note found guilty and remanded ion
sentence.
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PREsESrATroy.-A pleasant little affair took
place on Thursday the Marine Court it being the 90
cssion Of presentation to Mr.. Charles ID. BFdseye
the centlemanly CourtCerk, of handsome gold watch
and chain valued at $500 tribute OF appreciates
fr the manner in which he has always performed ma
duties.
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IMMATURE ALMANAC.
Sun Dises.6:24 s. n ~.is....S 80 Moon Rises. IL 10
NIGH WATER TEIs PAY
Sandy Hook .l2:2l Gov lssnd.e iJl lir Gs.e... 2tJ
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THE METEOR CAsE-AYoTHBR INDIcTMEET
AGAINST MAcKEyNA AND RoGERs.-Ihe Grand jury
have found another Indictment against the Gillian Con-
sui Rogers and the agent Mackenzie for completely in
Violating the neutrality laws in fitting ont and equip
PING the Meteor. In the United States Circuit Court
YESTERDAY before Judge Shipman. bail was given oy
each of The defendants in 5000 ard IL was arranged
between their counsel. Nj Stouchton, and the Dis
rict Attorney that they should appear and plead 70
the indictments on Wednesday next.
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ecb yswin Reed from Philadelphia for Boston. sab n
ao Ian " and the taken of and Landed al Orb
rssr Tie rc.ift,red 2:6 tons. built at Milford,
De- in 1888 ard lsiiei from Boston
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CORNELIUS fLYNS
motion to adopt the resolution made, and the
previous question ordered. thus cutting of all debate
The resolution was adopted. only two members voting
IL the negative.
Subsequently. NJ PULLMAN offered series OF reso.
lufious 10 the effect that the iu Of the nation vas
pledged to The Freedmen the differ noes between the
Pres dent aad CONGRESS cause OF deep regret and e1-
Pressing the opinion that the full prot ion ofthe freed
men required lie passage Of bill embracing the main
features Of that which was vetoed.
On notion these resolutions were indefinitely post
pOned.
The report Of the Special Committee in favor Of pro-
curing suitable heating apparatus To heat Tie City
Hal. al an expense OF $4,000 was adopted.
The Board adjourned TO next Monday, ct O'Clock
D. In.
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CITY NE WIS.

For FRAYcE.-The French mail steamer
Noveau Monde will leave Pier No 80 North River for
Drest and Havre at IL o'clock precisely on Saturday.
March 10.
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BURGLARS ARRESTED. - John

ALLEGED BURGLARS ARRESTED. - John
Meyers and Charles Fletcher were yesterday arrested
by Officers Mnlen and Horbitt of the Fourth Precinct
on the charge OF having the 9th inst entered the
apartment Of Rose Gallagher, on the third floor oil No
n East Broadway, and stolen thereirom clothing 10 tne
amount Of 500 portion Of the stolen property was
found in the possession Of the prisoners and they were
committed for trial by Justice Hogan
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i1ort- il)aroens' Noilre.
eTA-r or Nrw.YorK.

PoEr.wAEDESs OFFICE No. 40 Waist.
NOTICE is hereby gwen. IN accordance with
section ofthe oct paved April 10, 1851 ruit ed An
Act 20 eorssuz- th. Wsenf Otcs Of the Port Of New
Yor to al persons uteesteI in having charge Of the
,c matter OF .ucn inquiry eNanuloa survey that
the vessel. under examination by the ron
W,rd,u. an tn. the said examinations will b-
npr,d wi.hn day. succeeding this notice. on
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-09

THE WEATHER The atmosphere yesterday
was cold. ndy disagreeable, and generally OF de-
cidedy Marchy character. Clouds Of dust filed the
cir the wind shrieked round ine housetops like the
walls Of the lost. the angry groaIs OF MozIs
mass meeting. and pedestrianism was not INDUCED u
auy more than the demands of business called for.
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TIE FEyrANs.-The Fenians profess to bs
prosecuting their work with great vgor The Treas
OMahonys Headquarters is said TO be In con-
slant receipt of subscriptions in considerable amounts
deputaion Of the residents Of No. Ill Csrlise-se
Yesterday donated $50 10 the Fenlan cause.
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MORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD COM
w PANY-fooi Of hsrc.ay st.-On e. . sAef Nov u,
No ming 1s tf,L, 1f Trts.if.ovr au1 inisruedse 80
tom. vii ea,, at t.l Ma fIpf~.s for al 'Atou'
ives. q AL5ufn a. s:u p. AoTT. town fIli'rt = ia
: sfHOCW asfisilHt Superintendent
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The STOLEN BOND CASE POSTPoNED.-The
s.. 600 alleged bond-steang case of sonnebOrn agt
Laurence came up n the Tombs Police Court yester.
counsel was postponed till next Monday morning
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CUPREME COURT.-ln the matter Of the
- application Of Mayor Aldermen and Coumonsty Of
le tiiy OF New York relative TO the WID NlNO OF
BROADWAY (or nrsda.e Road between tty-sevrnth
and Fv rinih-street in tie City Of New 4ork-Prsusht
e statute such and PROVIDED tie Aayor der
men and Commonslty Of Cry Of NewfoTk h"roy give
notice ts they intend 10 ,Py 70 the supreme Court o. the
ttsie OF New York at a Term o. sid or 20 De hed
Ct the City Hall, in the y OF NeWlori, on SstuI1sy,
The 24h day OF March IL a, TIE opening Of The Cont on
thee 1ounel can BE- head Tor lie
srpoin Of CoInmis # Estimate and As-essuel
g. me sbcveentsd lat the uature and extent o. tie
Improvement hereby intended IS the widening Of Broadway
lot BloOungdzls Road. brw,eu tty seventh ana tntS-
ninth in the City Of New foTs, in manner following
that j. O. beginning n point the easery zoe or
Ode o. Broadway Ho1mn-lae ROAD, distant q eet
inches rr-hery from the aoheIy Inc side Of fitysev
and running the northefy ard parallel WITH
ge h-avcue point the so.hery e cf side OF
Fyninhstreet disttu; five turcTcd feet westerly rom ne
westerly Inc side Of sid Seventh thence westerly
pfescut eEst-ry Ie SIDE Of Broadway toT Boons
AZ Roa ani thence souihea.t~y along aid last mentioned
he 20 the point or place o. beginning
Prr.uan, The pf0v Of tie act Of The Legislature OF
te peore o. the State OF New entitled An Act auh0r
knz the hayof Aldermen and CoDuously ~ the CITY o.
keg.York to widen broatway Ger Eoomusise koad) be-
tween frf.ysevenh and fitygnthsrees, IN he Cry Of
New passed April 49, t7-lsed Ne".l OK. feoru-
CyE 10. hlAA - O"Oh i"Nr
Counsel 20 tie Corporation.
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
SUPREME coURT-CiRorir-MAEcn s-Befors Justice
fr-Tgp.
Az UNCERTAIN ORDER.

Ch.re, y. Rchart. - a. ug Joe Levine - al
The plaintiffs ia this case claimed that the &C.
,-rstrt .a given a. ofg - 'h- luta, Mr. boi.-
g. sr~ us-d ~ fs f1r Doc inside q coa'soi
uartru y pattern md ~ hr smallest price %" could Obtain
them ih Mr Bolrs 90 li' honi receiving any counts
IN aud hsyl- DO rt soxs Do be- offered them q r De-
f~ndsnt io.ep Levine the pr-~ be BID raid or then
lpl f4r-s IN rllr-r ~ - ff'z hI wat the -
eh,r.e hvn. ns.u y atty the defendants refused 10 sa,o
tt.m The su'if. rsthrd TO a. se'uh rtir 81 the 10
Of the de'endsni The goods being ihen IN the
Custom. ilorse
Tie d. end.u dsiri having siven any order 30 'si"d
that ih,y asksi Nr Blcs % inquire whi va ~" $50
before GIVING any ord-fL They further t.s'it i f.'~
"a, no tender ~ Ser o. thrm by Mr. toir' uti 90
H. 4, fl.n boat tey rsfird % have ytr fo
with IL 90 the ground that be bad l. yer oi - 10" ne
Court held li. f.u fIcus. for I1t tnaAt = ~
rd under hf chsf-. fl. facts the ry 10 30 aN1 "r
lie PLAIN H. TO- US 18.
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I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.-Trainsl leave
i i James, clip. New ofs. - follows;
g:OlA o.. Gfe-upot Mail, stepping a. sI s.s-ianI
~ .tua b. l.f .ssrt.
sop IN. Yaphsnk Ipi~'' and 10 oiesupofton saturdays
zoo p. u Sy0s.st .Elfct@
sos .. Tor FAfmnFdae
Tral1. is< Eo.yn aud Glen Hs,d cav. q; . % and
400 =. u.. chluelHs rus 10 Miueoe
su5d,v } .rur.ou lrsin. es,c Hrnef's Point N
IL. M4iIII, Superintendent.
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CnAsBeEs-MAHcn fo-Hefoie Ja,,ice lsGfAnAs
DECISIONS.

Many J. Pierce al. BclJamln FlcTcei AItIe
s-.os. sr, John simmons; Msrl \. Bulsey sat Josi.h
Eptirv. Miriam Myrf. ag. Morris MeyeT'-Repons c-n-
firm 81 and Judgment. 81 divorce granted.
O,orse T. No.d at. Norton 81 al George v ~ BALDWIN
AZ { aiharire king.-OTdrrs settied.
Ply Hoppoct sg Ersstut Plsie.-tnse settled
William t,oit at Jane Nreka-Motion 20 -e aside ds'
en granted co.s motion 10 oasct judgment denied
Win 10 elats.
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fTHE COMMITTEE on STREETS Of the
i Bo1fd Of Aldermen viii meet IN he Chamber Of the
Board Ci-y Hall on SATi RDAf, 10Th inst, ~ O'clock
for to purpcse o. sfoIdius r opposed o. TIE ~ IN
ron o. Aunst opportunity o. being heard n relation
hereto MICHAEL NORTON,
BERNARD REILLY.
CHARLES MceRIfN
Committee on Streets
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NEW. JERSEY RAILROAD.-Trans leave
II foot Of or and.. iof PHLApELPHiA Z, and II -,
a IN u m. ami . ana = midnignt' Tor BALTfsoRh
and WARRINGTON a. AID M g. H., AMI IL midnight
NORTHERN RAILROAD JERSEY.
r. I.aye jersey CITY for riernoui Is m 4 .2
a. CO. &, Ia The J.l3 as run 70 honsey On Mon
day only Pernont Al $50 l. n. -
DARITAN and DELAWARE BAY RAIL
IL ROAD-On md after MONDAY, llth FEB, 1896. the
e,nf-.s ia for amdcn will be- discontinued The Steamer
wi l-ny. per No. g. Nnnh River, daily sunday excepted
al M connecting with tIan iof MahcH1''ei Ions hfe
Long Brauch. &C. - -, o.,
he taken At Low RATES on the toeock line, reaching
+ Camden the neIt morning.
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Corporation Notices.
CUPPENE COURT.-In the matter of tn

CUPREME COURT--In the matter of the
- arp eation OF the Mayor Aldermen ono Commoneity Of
ts Nv o. New.York reay- 90 The WlDENlNG and IA
IENuiNG Of ANN-sTRt j. enc FULIDN-S ii,EtI, ~ tue
Civ Of YorkPursusni statutes in made
and provided the Mayor Aldermen and Conn ousl'y Of the
Civ of New York hereby notice that they nteud 10 ap
nvto the Supreme Court o. the State NeSiork,
epecs Term Of said Court be held At he City Hal IN the
Civ Of Newlors. on SA UJtDAH The 2th oay o. March
1875 the opening Of the Court that DAY there.
saer 20 be heard or the spponneu Of or mis-
sonrs Estimate and Assessment ia the above eiS~d mht-
tef that Of the Improvement hereby III
tended l. widening and extending Of Anntfret ana Fu
toustreei in SAID city following. that 70 sy on
the nortnerlv side Ann. between Parkcw aid VII
ksm~eet and both sides Of Ann street between Niheh
street. end Goldsee Doth sides IF n-'tTet De-
tween WI am street aud Ryder ssey. also on tie sou heiy
side Of Futons between Ryders afy aud uie1 '-r
ard on the nohrTv side Of nstreet between out'
rrret Souibstreet Ia the City 4 New OH ~ ana con
srd deurated certain map made by Edward boye Nhy
Surveyor tie IL the oire O; TIE Cierk Of 70, o u"n
Council 0! the City OF New York-Daed New oIkfebTlsTy
q, 1866. RICHARD OOoRhAN,
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NETWORK and NEw.HAvEN RAILROAD
1853 WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 1854
COMMENCING NOk fMbLK % l5oa

P..n~er Station "a New YorE 7vsny 'sv,n,h e.
| and fourtnAvs EntIano. on twenty ssVenths-
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DACIFIC NAH. STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
4 NOTICE TO SHIPPERS to SOt II and CEHIhtL
ANEltt ~ PORTS. Having concluded arr1n-smerts WIN
tie TACTIC STEAM NAVIGATION COMpANI ma ih'
CENTRAL AMERICAN STEAMSHIP CONF AHl Il we ~e
knis OF goods TO polts on the sou II PACIFIC
Bills or LADING a, GREATLY REDUCED RATES
Forurer PARTICULARS classification OF goods aud Taes apply
Office. No 81 Broadway.
WELLS. FARGO Co.. sole Freight Agents 7. NJ. :. 500