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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-03-10
4 SpcCiuIcn of how Ju-ticc IL AdInIui,Icrcd
in our Police Court.

Honolulu, March 5, 1866.
To ;e Editor Of the Commercial:
DEAR SIR:II was witness to-day of IA most
strange decision in the Police Court by our worthy
Magistrate. The facts are these \ kanaka was
arraigned on the charge of fast riding. and the
evidence of two witnesses, as we'll as his 0tcR &C
kHOlclelg1uept at the Police Station. went to prove
that the charge was too we'll founded. But con-
trary to this evidence, and in accordance with the
testimony of a witness for the defence. who spoke
as 10 the employment of the said kanaka by u firm
in this town. he was dismissed. Notwithstanding the
urgent request OF the Sheriff for a remand to enable
him to produce further proof by a witness who
was too unwell to attend that day. In my opinion
no evidence would have been sufficient to convict
the man. am. &c. JUsTITIA.
ION inquiry, We find the facts are as stated by
our correspondent. Had not the kanaka been
employed as he happened to be, he would prob
ably have been mulcted in double quick time.
And this is the blindfold justice that the public
were assured not long ago, it might expect from
the Supreme Court bench, in case certain changes
were made.l
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q Delaney, the principal editor of the London
Times. has been dismissed, as also the principal
city editor of the same paper. They We're
intensely a~nti--American and this is said to be the
principal cause of the change, as the paper has
been much injured by their conduct during and
since the war, and a change of policy has been
determined on by the proprietors. The Times has
long been considered one Of the most influential
powers in Europe. and probably no efforts will be
spared to retain its reputation. even at the sacri-
flee of its best editors.
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- 1t seems rather unfortunate that the steamer
Aylr should have to encounter head winds on her
second trip As well a ON her first. which wOuld
appear To be the case. if the present kona extends
far. We shall look for her by the 18th. though
with head winds She may be out longer. The New
York mails TO February lst may be expected by
her
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THE PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.
SATURDAY, MARCH |
NOTES OF THE WEEK.

IHE Pacific RAHRoAD-We watch the progress
of this great enterprise with much interest. and
feel confident that il i progressing at both ends Of
the route a. rapidly a. the public can expect. The
road Is now completed, and the cars finished, TO
the town of ColfaX. 2.450 feet above the sea, fifty
five miles from Sacramento, and twelve miles more
were graded at last accounts ready for the rails.
Governor Stanford has lately made u report to the
President, in which he says:
/" With the force of laborers which We are confident can be
procured II the National Government shall promptly issue to
US the bonds granted by the Acts OF Congress, We shall be able
tn complete the railroad over the Sierra Nevadas to the Truckee
River, a distance Of 10 miles from Sacramento, attaining ~ the
summit an altitude of 1000 feet above tide water, during 1866.
Thence 70 a point % miles east Of the Great Bend Of the
Iruckee River during the year 1867. and TO salt Lake i'm two
years thereafter, where W Z hope to meet the road being built
from the East We feel confident OF being able. after reaching
the Truckee river, to construct the road eastward as rapidly as
the track can be laid"
According to this programme the completion of
the entire road is expected by 1870. if the work on
the Eastern end progresses as rapidly as on the
Western. At the Eastern terminus the road is
completed from st. Louis TO Topeka. tina Capital of
Kansas, and has been accepted by Government.
The road is nearly straight throughout, and no
dotte the rails of the Missouri Pacific road adjoin those of the
Union Pacific. giving "A line now intact from Washington to the
Capital OF Kansas, Of about l,4o0 miles. BY the lst Of July
next al the furtheSt, the Trunk line viii be done as far as Fort
Riley, lJ6 miles from Wyaudotte. making loo miles of road in
full working order, besides the usual side tracks. All this indi-
Gates most clearly that the Central Pacific Railroad is in eff
cient and earnest hands and We risk nothing in saying that
this great work will he pushed as rapidly and successfully as it
is practicable for American energy and skill to be brought TO
bear"
These are the distances across the continent: Miles.
San Francisco to Sacramento (riyer). l3
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-03-23
Chicago l. Rock Island Rail Road.
III. @ IL saasi @ ssss.zz.sssy

On and after Sunday, December 3lst, 1865,
and until IA rther aotlce, trans Will leave Rock
Island Depot a follows:
come EAST.
Day Express and Mail train at sos m, arriving
in Chicago at 4.30 P m.
Rock Island freight train at 9l5 m. arriving in
Chicago az 90 m.
Express Freight train, at 5.45 p. M, arriving in
Chicago at $50 a. m.
Night Express tS.l] m, arriving in Chicago
at 500 a.
TRAINS ARRIVE FROM THE EAST:
Night Express at $50 M, leaving Chicago al
1900 P. Nj.
Express Freight train, at 100 a. IA, leaving
Chicago at $50 p. m.
Rock isiand Freight az 30 p. m, leaving Chicago
100 p. N.
Day Express and Mail at $50 p. m, leaving Chi
cago at 900
All trains this road are in direct onnection
at Chicago with trains over the Michigan South
ern, the Michigan Central, and the Pittsburgh and
Fort Wayne Railroad, to and from Detroit, To-
ledo, Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh,
Dunkirk, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Albany, New
York, PhIlsdelphia, Baltimore, and Washington
Also at LaSalle with trains of the Illinois Cen
trsl Road, North to Galena and South to St. Lou
is, and Cairo.
Passengers reminded of the necessity o fgiv-
ingdlstinct directions the destination of their
baggage ,also procure tickets before taking their
seats In the cars, as the conductors collect fare
only stations the line of the Chicago md Rock
Island Railroad.
Il. ri. BEARDsLEY, ASST Gen'l Sup't
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$4,000
$4,000. CAPITAL.
T HI Z
METROPOLITAN COLLAR co

The subscribers having accepted the agency for
the Western and Northwestern States for this
deservesly celebrated Collar, are now prepared
to take Orders for the present or future delivery
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-03-23
Remember,

,Fion the Rev. D. Merrge, Pastor OF the Pass
yunk Baptist Cnurcn, Philada.
From the many respectable recommendations
gwen TO DR.. Aoofiand's German Bitters, was In
1ic3d to give them trial. After using several
'1ttes found the N TO be good remedy for de-
nifty, aud most excellent tonic for the stomac
ID. MERRlGE
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-03-23

NeT, J. S. Herman, of the German Reformed
'naFch, kutztown, Berks County, Pa, was cured
dyspepsia of twenty years standing.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-03-23
WESTERN UNION RAILROAD.
"a . ssE - @sR
Trains run as follows:

Trains follows:
Port Byron
Leave. 4. M. Arrive. Il P. M.
Leave.........2 P. NJ. Arrive. e.........S P. NJ.
CONNECTIONS
At Fulton with Chicago Northwestern r. R.,
for Chicago, Dixon and Cedar Rapids.
at Frseport with Illinois Central +. R., Tor
Galena, Dubuque and Cedar Falls.
At Clinton junction with the Chicago North
western Railroad for Madison, PraIrIe du Chen,
La Crosse sc.
At Racine Junction with the Chicago Mil
waukee Railroad for Milwaukee, ksnosha, Wau-
keganS &c.
Passengers will find this the most direct and K
pedtious route to all northern points.
r. A KNAPP,
Superintendent Western Division,
feb'y st 1866. Savanna
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-03-23
JOHyNN'S AMERICAN.
PHOTOGRAPHS.

C,OR the best. Photographic and the fnest
IT Porcelain Pictures in the west 60 to Newber-
~ 6 Solander's, ,4th door west OF the Rock Island
House, where specimens oftheir work can be seen
Ha ring the best gh in the city they feel confident
they please all who give them a call. Call and
examine for yourselves. Copying, enlargng, and
all work in their line done promptly to order, and
at reasonable rates.
NEWBERRY & SoLANDER,
jan29dw6m. Rock Island,
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60 far mers ano Oibers
BLOOMINGTON NURSERY.

BLOOMINGTON NURSERY,
ID BLOOMINGTON, ILL.
l4h Year $40 Acres Eight large Greenhouse, .evea Of
100 e. each General assortment Of Nursery Sock-Stsndsrd
epd Dwarf pie Pear Cherry, Pinm Apricot Hses Early
Peach. fias, Mubeiries, &c.
GRAPES and SMALL FRJlTs-Lsrge Stock; Doo,tls
Raspberry s75 per 5000 Kits,inny and Crystal White
Blackberry Russell and Agriculturi.t Strawberry.
lSTOCkS-PeaT Ounce, MGhaleb. Hazzard, PaIsdise
sEEDS-Pear. Peach. Apple, Usage Orange.
GRAPE CUIINGS-Cslswba, Concord. Isabelle, made
before cold weather. also Ounce Poplar, and Willow
Cuttings.
RHUBARB-Linnsus and Victoria a large supply
APPLE ROOT GRAfrS-Splendid lot 1900 packed, H.
Special lists TO ORDER " sent early, hile grating
Usage ORANGE PLANTS-Fine. at wholesale and retail.
IPOTAT0ES-Esrly Goodrich. Gleason Calico New Early
sorts 81 Is per peck CuLco, Garnet Chill, Pnkeys Rus
ty.coai. 81 Is per bush, packed.
|EVEROREENS-Oye 20 acres mostly medium ana small
ORNAMENTAL TRIES and HRUBs-Includins larse
and small Silver Maple Eln Mountain Ash Lafch, Beech,
Birch Linden, Tulip Tree, Honey Locust. &c.
ROSES-bes stock aud assortment know COO varie
ties including the very newest. -
GRE EHOUSE and BEDDING PLANTS-ILcludins
Fuchas 30 named sortsi Lsntanss 20 sorts; Pesrgonf
uns 40 sorts; Pho1es over 30 sorswith vhre-
ties OF Gersnium Tree Carnations, Chrysauihemnm,, Ca
mes Azssss, Vines Variegs,s Vase and Basket Plants
&c, &c.
SPRING BIJLBS-rncudng Tubsroses. Glsdious. Lilies,
serowers &c. Dshlias $50 sots many dry roots grow
In pots sui able 10 send by mai. ... .
Send two red stamps for catalogues ORDER Early
r. X. PHOENIX.
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I ls3 | D ! ! \ !

4s PAGES! AZ PAGES
FOR TEN CENTS WEEK
suEBsR PoR
FEB NON READY,
CONTAINS
HOW MADE FORTUNE
WALL STREET
HOW COZ MARRIED.
I8C: Or TRAINING FOR THE RACE.
FIiGhT IN THE DARK,
Thrilling Adventure.
THE CLEANERS BELL.
THE STOREKEEPER ...~
TIE MAN IN THE CONSERVATORY.
WHAT DRRANT ON NEW YEARS EvA
BULL VERSUS BEAR
THE STREETS or THE WORLD.
UNDER SUSPICION.
THE BURGEOlS OF PARIS.
RIDER RIO AND BIDDER RAP,
poem from the Danish
A NATIONAL HYMN. &c, &c
FOR SALE BY ALL kEvISDEALERs,
PRICE 10 CENTS.
aPAGEs! ts PAGES!! ~ PAGRS!!i
ia p,rtie, who cannot obtain OF we have the
following
One copy, one year.
One copy, three months.
Five copies QUO year, and extra 70 sgents 70 W
Or Specimen copies sent by mail on receipt o. 10 cen
MONTHLY FART now ready containing -FOUR NUMBERS,
n, handsome covers Price 81 cents
"-S- o. II. BAILEY CO.,
PusIIsaxKs N. " WsKxLY MAGAZINE
No. 7Beekmsnst., New'fork
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bonses ano farms Wanteo.

A COUNTRY HOTEL WANTED-Within
~ - mile cfSrVYoik conainng no lees than % rooms
I'D within hall m e Of depot 81 s'amoo.i landing 40
cTess With Isriicasf. aud price, H. h. kENI. No 10
Eleecksf-ti.. New NUfk.
WANTED TO IIIRE-A tirst-casS HOUS 81,
w ether la Scw.i ora or Bfoosyu II must be scctss
be snd IN good location. htdfes With full particulars g.
J.. Boz No. ne Tribune OHce
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rTHE TRIBUNE ALMANAC
POR 1865.
Thisd Edition Ready Oh Jan. 20
THE LOST BRIDE

Thi,d Edition Ready Cd Jan. 20
1ais POPULAR POLITICAL AND STATISTICAL
ANNUAL CONTAINS
A,rRoNONIoAL DEPARTMENT.
Eclipscs 'or tie year 1856.
Lunar and Planetary Coniunc'ioG
Coriunc.ion OF Planeis and other Aspects
Eew and aluable Tide Tables for loo Places
Jcprish sId Aiahomedsn Calendars
Table o. siziyone Bright StsrS
FoITIiCAL pEPAETxEST:
Uni,ed States Goyerumrnt, Ministers &c
Senator and Representative Of AXXIXtt Consftm
few, Passed q, the last Session Of Congress
pebble Resolutions snd Proclsmstions
Shareholders Rebellion. or Chronicle Of War Events.
Toe Union Party in lS65-Resoutions Of tie Union State
Coryerticn, on Reconciliation snd Impartial Suffrage.
ia-sr.isl SuGIagr-Lsws in The Several stsiea
Tie constitutional Amendment
Tie Second Inaugural Address OF President Lincoln
President johnson on Reconciliation and Impartial Suffrage
ELECTION RETURNS for 1906. carefully compiled and
compared with former Election. loI TIE TRIBUNE
ALMANAC.
Territorial Election Retains for 1865
state, Of tie Unon Capitals Governors Time Of Meeting
Of Iegsisurrs Tine Of State Elections.
Tie Territories Of the Uniou-ter Capitals ard Governors
Popular Vote Pr,sdentb by States in 1854 1850 and 1885,
qoTsigr Countries, Form Of Government Rulers, Capitals
Area, Population, &c. &c
We believe other manual compac. and cheap this
vii ia found 80 convenient ard useful for daily reference
PRICE 20 CENTS SEVEN PosT-PAIDl ONE
DOLLAR.
TWELVE DOLLARS PER HUNDRED WIEN SKNr
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IN HORSEPOWER STATIONARY En-.
Uentistrp.

TARVIS's NOSE l--NITROUS OXIDE GAS
~ mps hereafter be Inhaled only through DR. o. A. JAN
viss NOSE PIECE No breathing over, no holding Of y.
change IN the couple and risdy OF muscle. Aes
lutte Inconsistencies and freedom from pain and entirely sac
and healthy. Surze9us and Dentists furnished with the Nose
Piece on application And the NosePie be seen
blowing operation ali times at No 80 West Thirteenih'
New.York f...
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CPLENDID FARM, ready Stocked, fol

CPLENDID FARM, ready Stocked for
- SALE-30 Acrrs 100 Ia very old large hardwood tim
Der oak sugar maple snd chestnut The farm be, tire
moving rsdowstwo orchards OF choices, es,rd fruit Ia iu
bearing perennial springs with ground svsiab. for perfect
front ponds large and elegant dwelling And ample and
she'd, There 100 tine wooded Vermont ueEo sheep
the place 200 Of them Ia lamb, three horses
swine poultry peto stock Of agricultural tools and
implements The house l. fully furnished for Immediate
cupsiion from beds crockery, and up pictures
piano and roswood furniigc. The place Ia Eve mills from
Chatham -Four Cornrrs. the Harlem Railroad and miles
from Fest Chatham tho Albany and Springfield Road
Tn. wood alone which Is worth 80 - cord the railroad
uske, tho place exceedingly desirable purchase Asa
ocked II u Oft most valuable in New ior Ap
ply 10 HOMER MORGAN. No. Piuest
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Aeal estate for Sale.
ALL WANTING FARMS.

III " NV t IN0f II NNItN'
N Lsrre ana thriviDg settlement Of Vinesna' nI
climate. 20 mile. ,oqth Of Philadelphia by ra.f &c s
Rich coll produces large crops. twenty sore hacs ~
pei payable within four y,e good Gnss' ;ms.,ys
good society. Hundreds are se'tnE 2no is v,nsnd
Lands tognsfip - Letters answered Papers S 80.
mll information win be sent Zee. ROW hI, a.. =, ~,
pob1,,. J,-,eIy al I'D f9y Of The 1Ybnne " one t
mar erfensire Jerfa, fracfI as ooT9' ''' !, IN.
,uteb condition for ps1sIaI fdrriHg t'i' De "'~
s,dr ~ The Hefiern prgt1cl,
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DOLLING MILL for SALE.
II ~. -. rr...I,nIr. 4, VIZ rrIrnIAn CnMpANN

IL Tho CATAsAUoUA MANUFACTURING COMPANY
offer for SALE their ROLLING MILL tsted At assauqus
Leiirh o. Penn. The mil g. nearly aud ~ excellent
,ndion II ngls and double pudding uruacrs, 70
t.rv saueeEcr paddle ro, heating uruhoss train ~ rolls
FOR arsc .ize iron Oiuch train for small tIs tain for
boiler and srinor plates win rcyCrns geef stelmcnene
for bsd vertical o. for dryins the OIL There
are = worknens belonging the mil The situation
cannot be .1csled being 10 the Of the Iron and Coal
Of the Lrhsh Valley Application 90 BE- made to b. j.
LEEDDM No. $50 North Drlawurr-dve Philadelphia; I He
ODORE sTURGES No. 24i Pearl st. New.lofk; al tho
Mil where the property can be seen.
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CRAWFORD PLACES for SALE.-A variety
- Of PLACES In and around STAMFORD VILLAGE
Also FARMS for SALE al prices from $4,000 too $1,000
Apply to EBERT WHITE, Stamford Conn.
OK ELIGIBLE LOTS FOR SALE on
- Eishtyhfth aud kiEh,y sIthsts, NOR M.dson ave.
forming plot IS feet by 200 feet They well suited for
Church other large building
c. 4 O. WooDMAN No 81 W.I.,,.
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TANCY POULTRY and PIGEONSfor SALE.
-EnElisb Game Fowls Brsnshs, Leghsrns Dominiets.
Bsntsrns and Tuubler Pigeons WANTEDA Pair Of YER
REFS. Address Boz No. a.42s Post-Ofhce New'fork
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Maebinern.

TOR SALE VERY LOW-1'hree STEAM
Il ENGINES, l0re0I 40 h orse aud Of 30 hoss' ws
or without Boilrrs Two SAW.MILLS all new aud oy 20
beat builders WIN. MCKENZIE, No IS Ann-st Y. \.
mo PRINTERS and PUBLISHER SIX
i CYLINDER HOE PRINTING PRESS. for SALE, 81
the largest size complete order and nearly Apply ~
letter only to s. NJ PECT1NGlLl Co, corner " FsFAro"
and bee KIN an. st., New-fork.
IN HORSEPOWER STATIONARY IN
w GlNE-Psrtirs In this City desiring VERY 81 RI
RiOR ENGINE Of this power for Immediate and na's
sdesirsble location for tie exhibition have on very
hyorsble terms By addressing STEAM ENGINES T. D. BOB
No. 9e5. N. Y. City.
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forses, Carriages, 81.

EOR SALE.-At great sacrifice. by party
u leaving the Country. magnificent pair Of MOh0AN
for s.yl. and Bssa.y; cspoat Tive and -Four Seated
RHAETON. HARNESS. &C., 10. Address X v. H.. Nc. -
Wee Twenty sevsnthd -
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90 Get.

70 Lei.
HOUSE TO LET and FURNITURE for
j ! SALE a. SENARk. \. J-Hous- hss twelve tlt'
Rooms IN rIc@-ui order aud WITHIN two 20 minutes walk
ofCenirrs Depot fun ure handsome and nrary new III
pct- Cor housekeeping Adde'S, With real name
Bon No. J,fi1 Newton city
Two LET-fhe fine, large aud well finished
i BASEMENT. north west corner NJ EirhthsVe, and
ght.rnh.i with Rooms und'r the Sidewalk suitable for
az Insurance Office. carpet GROCERY other business In
quire q the GREENWICH fOITkkf, Nc. 2ol West
fi.htocnth-sf.. between and o'clock.
Two LET-A fOur-story BUILDING, with
steam power Po,sesiou H. Of iisreh. desired. Ap
NV At Nc. II Woo,ior-s e, OF SMITH CRANE.
Two LEr-A suitable LOCATION Tor Gen
tcrnen'. Furuishius Goods and Merchsn, Tailor Ap
py 10 GENIN, No 5l3 Broadway.
DARTIES having HOUSES TO RENT NAV
Il find responsible ienn' d on application to HOLDENG
MOORE No. CAS- .evcnth-uye I,sr Forty 4eisbth.s.
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TRINITY CHURCH PROPERTY

V'HF following valuable REAL tSlAIE on
l CANAL III DSON, OREESWlCH. NORTH MOokE
HARRISON. bEsbRO-sts aud NtSIhl sinEAAo Z"
OF, z for o. 'r on re1sorapi" tsrrls BY the ..
CORPOR ATfON OF TRINITY CIT RCh. go
HARRISON STREEr.-l 10: on the North side o. hsf
r.on street. between Greenwich and Nahirs;oL strrels -
feet "A bv - i.et in drpih .
GREFNWlCh sTRE Ell Lot on west side OF Green
witch street between Funkin aud North Moore siroes -
fe.t front hy 100 itcr ~ depth. . .,.,.,,,. ,
GREENWICH AND North MOORE STRtEIs@
o OF ne southvrs oil Greenwich and NORM Moore
.;Feeia lf0 iret GA r,cn street - ,.,,,., -.
GREEN iCH AND NORTH MOORE STIR. tIS-.I lots
On tie north II Grecnvcn aud North Moor
r'reets feet Greenwich street oy 100 Tee. on Nodh
Moore street. -. . -. ,.,..,r,eere
STKFITs2i lots on block bounded by Greenwich, Nesfy
udsou D,,bos,os being with the exception Of
GEEFSWICH AND DTsBROssEs sTRfETs-i lots
OF III, Of Greenwich and Desorosses streets
b,inr Ion f,ft on escn street. . =.
GRFFNNfCH SrRsFT-2 lots on the -.st side Of Green
b stree, between Desbro.es md Watts streets, adjoining
The above bcine 50 'front.' Greenwich street by - iee
CAENL. HUDSON AND vESTRY STREETS Tho
whole Of plot Canal Hudson ard Erstry Streets
f.1c.ping lot Canal street aud lots Hudon street
sod having Of l66 feet Canal street. 2lO feet CT
Iud-on street, aud 1913 ir,t on Nestry street.
HUDSON LEROY And tLAHKsON srRfFTs.-being
lot. the cascry side Of hudon street, lots on tire
rorhrrv side Of Clara tree' and lots the southefy
tide Leroy street 2s ite ort Hudson street. By loJ
feet on Ciik.ou street snd los feet or l. ry street
Applications b. usdr ~ tie ofcr, lbs Fu ton street
corner OF CLurcn street where may h. obisnrd.
WILLIAM T.. DuSsCOMB, Comptroller.
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-THT MISO, 4 HAMLIY CABINET OR

4 CANS --FlFTYTWO COLD or SILVER NrDait'
- 49, tIOfiF ST EMU Ms have been awarded ~
st. within lsw years. ana SENkNTEEN within TIE rs,
io1r weeks tor THE BE5I INsTBU MINIS o. mis-
GENERAL CLASS.
Pntrt testimony presented in fher circulars tom nor
thar 25n tue most eminent organi.i and nan ~ tns
GANSARE UNEQUhLED Price, clio to rvo. ware
roou, No. so broadway New York
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rIIGuLY MPORTANT 10 BUSINESS


i MIN - 100 acres u LAND well tmhefod WITH OAs'
Pine and h.sfnut with superior water power o: sc-
cess y rslfoad river and canal 2, nes from Pom Jrvs
and finely located for Farming and Dairy porposrsi New
York Coi1psuy BORING OH wi;hn miles with good
show OF 90, cess Rssrrlug eighth Of al Ola 81 Mnef
a s the above will be cold for : % per acre.
Also for SALE desirable FARM Of go acres 20 s~res
Of which arc n nth stl'c Of cultivation with good bui d.
mrs; the rrinsindeT Is heavily timbrf~d
EoT further ysTticulars call on OF adde's, -
l.. 4. q. KgHiNKA
American Hotel. cor. Broadway and kighth II.
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A GRADUATE of first class COLLEGE,
~ who na. ~ tour years experience proved hims,G
Thoroughly competent TLAt HER ard has testimonials
rs the wishes irw private III Pills iu Engsh
branches French Cnscs References gwen 20 peTsons
occupying the highest positions 10 tr. city Address Proie
sor w. BoE No 100 Tribune Oficr.
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T OST CERTIFICATES.-Notice is hereby

NOTICE is hereby given that, for the pur-
pose Of closing Up ths ESTATE 81 j. J. SMITH Co,
ofwhich au tire As,l.nso Will SELL u pubic auction, at
the Office Of THOMAS s. BENllAM, No. 1903 Broadsi, N
the CITY Of New York on The 18th Of February next al II
O'Clock al tie following claims and judgments in ny
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furs.
INSTRUCTION.

MENIA FEMALE SEMINARY, Armenia,
~ :. Rev. =. YORK. A NJ. Principal affords a
,,nd-u. with educational facilities unsurpassed
Season Of 20 weeks begins Fth. O.
NTHON's (Mr. GEO. CO. CLASSICAL,
~ FRENCH ard ENGLISH SCHOOL, with PRIMARY
DEPARTMENT aud GYMNASIUM. NJ. az Fihh-sVe cor
Twenty .siEih-s,. oT-u from q a. N. 20 q p. m.
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VALUABLE FACTORY SITE for SALE
The Belyidere Manufacturing Company having had
their Cotton Mil destroyed by tire Offer their site
and wateIpowe for sale With transfer Of chartered priv
ieses 800 inches water under - feet bead Head and fall
7 Stream falling 800 inches more wstsr can
probably be hsd Tho lot l96 by about $50 fos. Rail
road faciiii les 10 every point.
This chance for wanting 20 in the
manufacturing business For further psrticulsr, address
A. N. EASTON
Bo!yid-re. NJ ].
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Professional Notifes.

BOOK on STRUCTURE, PILES, Els.
HENRY A. DANIELS. N. d.,
Consulting and Operative Surgeon, No. Union square
A RTIFICIAL HUMAN EYES.-ARTIFI-
"A CIAL EYES made to order and inserted BY Dr.. y
BAUCH and P. GOUGELMANk formerly employed BY
Loiaonneau Of Paris), No. $50 Broadway Nev.Yort