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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-23

DARITAN and DELAWARE BAY RAIL
III ROAp-On and after MONDAY, 18th Feb, 1866. the
,nreS tain for Camden will discontinued The Steamer
viii leave Pier No. g. North River daily Sundays excepted
at m connecting with train for Manchester Toms hiyer
Long Branch, &c 49,
FREiGHT FOR CAMDEN and in,ermediat. station, will
b. taken at LOW RATES the o'clock line, reaching
Camden the morning.
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SAVANNAH, GEORGIA

EVERY SATURDAY FROM PIER No. u. NJ r.,
In with Railroads Georgia aud Florida
" EMPIRE SiDE.WHEEL LINE.
P.axe tickets issued through to Augusta Macon, Thomas
Vile Dsren Brunwick St. Mays Fernsndns, Jacksonville
| and Pcolsts ,.,y.no -,
Ltkn, Commander will Tor savannah direct nom fiei
No 10 North River foot Of CedsIs on SATURDAY, March
a. promptly at O'clock
'fiTelght received daily and handled carefully.
BiI. Of isding furnished and signed on the Pier.
For Freight fasase-haSng elegant aecomnodAions-
GARRISON ALLEN, Agents No. S o owing green.
Ag,uI 81 Savannah u. " HARQEE ea
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COURT cALENDAR-THIs DAY

SUPREME CoURr- CIRCUIT - PART I-SHoRI
CAusss 1916 229s 1880 29o, lSs do9i?g.s - -
MS PaRr l-No. 72s lls 4c2 1853 $50 s12, 1873 i!n
1886 ls58 I444 1919 1850 1885, 1856 lt62 liI2 49, 80
s3t 4si es 33J $50 1880 600 1905 I'LL s. 7f 2S ioiA
SPECIAL TxRN-Nos I47 1853 1Ss, le2 2ss, 49, 21s. -,
SUPERIOR CoURr-PARr mo Calendar posted.
Par No. 2soo 24sO 254O 1870 2686 2672 1856, 1e's
1880 1852 1854 1880. 1858, 1860 1862.
CoURT OF COMMON PLEAs-PARr I.-Adlourneo
for the Term PARr I--Ons hour eGuso.-Nos l9tl, l4
1883 lass, 1870.
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Steamship Pennsylvania (Brl, Lewis Liverpool March
Queenstown 8h indse and pass to National steam NsvsS
ton Co.
Steamship Rebeccs, Clyde, Young, Warrington 81 hour&
mdse. 20 J. Hsnd. -.
mdse. and 10 pass. to WIN. Tspscott & 60. -
Big Catherine Morris (of PsEsboTo, n ST. Roberts MsY
sania % days wi b molssses @. +. Permission Co. la
been days n. of Rondout with heavy NV. saies
Ship Derby (o San Frsncisco) Manson Swansea 50 days
with coal to o. Howes Co. -
Brs Scotland tof Barbsioes), Crowel Poncs, p r., u
days with gu gar 10 T.. 5. Smith 4 Co. -
Schr Giimsn ID. King Blatchford Passport IL Gays, WIN
lumber TO Jed Frye 90.
schr r. D. Rhodes. Fishburu, welfeet for Virginia
Sehr. Amos Fslkenburg, Ferrel Providence .
schr. WIN H. Gem Parker, ElizsbehPot for Portland
schr. Marietta Smith. Burrel, New-Hsven for virginia
schr. WIN. McCobb, Chapman, Providence.
Schr. Giraffe Jay, Providence.
Schr. Ossana, Haskell, New.Hsven. I'D
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The Case Of the Metesr-fursher fese
penemeut Of the Trial.

In the case of the Meteor, Judge Belts an
rouuced on Thursday morning that he had not yet
,,roa Ms on,nion IN regard to the exceptions taken
a. 70 the ownsrshp Of the vessel and after some con.
sutaton with counsel. adjourned the case TO MondaJ
next AT IL o'clock.
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CTEAM FOR WILMINGTON, N. C.-EX-
- PRESS STEAMSHIP LINE-The hnst.clas' steamship
REBECCA CLYDE, ID. Young communicable above
steamer Ia now living Pier 10 f. r., foot Of ALI st., and
will .ai positively on WEDNESDAY NEAI@ = p IN, or
sooner II loaded.
Nv JAMES HAND, No III Wslst
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HUGH RIDDLE. Gen'l Supt, NewYork
VIZ H. BARR GenI Pas. Agent NewYork.

HUDSON RIVER and HARLEM RAIL-
ROAD-On ard after Monday. Jan. l. 1866 trains for Al
hany Troy connecting with Northern aud Western trains
will itave New orb az follows:
no m Vi. Hud,on River Railroad Thr.eths st. and
T.ntha ave, connecting with trans for North and West
l0a M via Hudson River Railroad, connecting with North
srn and Western trains ,
II a m. via Harlem Railroad TwentysiIh'st and Fourth
ave, come citing with trains for North and West
3:a5 m vis 'udson River Railroad connecting :, Troy
with train for Montreal with seepir gears attached
&l5p M. via Harlem Railroad, connecting al Albany with
We,sTn tr.n. and At Troy with r. aud 8. and I. and
road. for points North with sleeping-csrs attached
D. M Hudson River Railroad sleeping cars from New"
Yo. 20 Buf.o and Suspension Bridge withou change Also
10 Montreal via Saratoga. This train sundays
10 y IN. via Hudson River Railroad, with sleepinSca' at
tachsd connecting at Albany and Troy with morning trains
Tor North and West - . -
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POLITICAL.
New.Hampshire.

Returns from all but IL towns give Smyth
Rep.) for Governor. 4sl3 majority Estimating the
l2 towns at last years figures, Gov Smyths majority
will be L5e4.
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New.YOrk.

The town election in Haverstraw, Rockland
Co, on the Goth inst, resulted in complete Union
victory the entire ticket being elected by ma'oritiea
ranging from l to co. JOhnJ. Cole was chosen Super
visor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-23

At the charter election on the 18th inst. at
Fernandina, the Union candidate for Mayor and tns
entire Union ticket for Counelmen were successful.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-23

Bark Foreningen (Dsnh Ibssn Falmouth for ordsfss
| Funch, Meincke Wendt.
Bark Busy (Br.l Sockhart. Hsvre, O. NJ Requs l. Co.
Bark Ellen Morrison McCarty Ponce, Pr d. Trowbndes
Son. -
Bark Laborsmus (Brl Raymond, Cork for orders Boyes
Hincken.
Bns Robert Move, Hotehkiss, Barbados, H. Trowbrdsss
Sons. II
Dalett Bliss.
Brig Herbert tBr), Sanford, Halifax, N s., D. r. Dswss
< Co.
Brig Success (}r Adar Liverpool. McCurdy Msrsh.
Brig VIM Muir Br.} }. Deal. Gibraltar Prett, Son Co.
Brig A. Horta Young, sagus, II. D. J. u. Brookman
Brig Almsta (Br), Asmus, Snsvits, Miller Honghton.
Bng Clara (Br) Willie, ST. Johns, N f., J. Y. whitney
Co.
schr Clara Jane Parker Eizabshport, Jed FRYE Co.
Schr c. d. Horton tBr), Knowton, ST. John, N b., d. y.
DeWon& Co.
schr c. c. Smith, Bas.et. Washington N. c.. Van Brunt
Saght.
schr Ann and Susan, Douglass Apaachcola, E D. Huh
but.
Schr Helen Men, Nsckerson, Wilmington, Del
schr Two Mays Willets, WILLIAMSON N. O., T. O. Bee
tod Sons.
schr Union, Carr Baltimore Rocket, Tooker Taylor
schr. L. T. Mesny, Clak, Phsdelphis, Benly, smsss
4 Co.
schr. Ronp Mitchell, Ezabethport, Jed, Frye Co
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Spoken.

Steamship Cuba bound East-Mnch 49, lat 47H, Lon
80 SO
Steamship City Of Limerick, bound E-March 3, lat 81 ~
Ion. 10 a.
Steamship England bound E.-March IS. lat, 20 20, i'A
Sc &c.
Bsrh Appledrom (Brem) bound W. Msrch is. Ia 49,
lon Sc 59
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT-MARoH s2.-BefSrs
Judge BENEDICT
THE METEOR CASE-ASOTHER ADJOURNMENT.

United States sgt. The Steamer Meteor. ,
This case was called pursuant 10 adjournment, ana
again postponed to Monday next the Hon D. Dickinson
10 the appearance OF the agent claimant in pscs
of The owners and the lodge eservng this preliminary point
The Hon. d. 5. Dickinson for Go,ernmsnsi MI EVai~
for Claimant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-23

PROMENADE CONCERT OF THE Odd REGIMENT,
NYs.N. G.-Ths last promenade concert Of this sea-
will be given by this regiment at their aFmory In
Fonrteenth-st. on next Saturday evening, March ~
After the usual promenade. there will b. dancing un'
al o'clock
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NETWORK and w-HAvEN RAILROAD
1865 WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 1868.
COMMENCING NOVEMBER 20, 1894

Passenger Station in Nsw-York Twenty sev.nths
aad fourthave Entrance on Twenty seysnth-st
TRAINS LEAVE NEWBORN:
For New.Haven 100 400 EX.,l ll.3O l2l5, (ELD
400 (Ex J a&, 40 and 500 (Ex,) p N.
For bridgeport 100 800. (,I.,D ll.30 l2l1, (EIJ
300 (Fr j 345 40 and 0. 90 (EI,l
For Milford and Strstord 100 IL 30 m. 14o 80 p m
For Eardsld Southport and WestpOr, 100 lJOa H. -
430p. "a. ,,,. r. ,
400 III Is, 40. $50, 400 (Exl D m.
For paren 100, $50, ll.30 g. m. 35, 40 $50 ?: m
For Greenwich 100 go. H. 30 343 lN, $50 ~ m
For Stanford 100 % (EH) $50 li30 IN lAl3, (Exi
500 (Ex1 -, 40 $50, $50. 800 EEL ~ =, ~,
Fof PORT Chester and intermediate stations 100 w. iL
4 m as Az, $50, $50. 100 p. m.
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston via Springfield. 100 lex, 100 (Ex,)aoo
For Boston, vi. Shore Linz. l21s. CEx) aoop. IN.
For Hartford and Springfield 400 M (E1') l'l9, dW'
(Ex,D 800 o. .o. ,r,,,,x
TO Montreal. 800 p. NJ. to Northampton -. -,
For Hartford Proyidence and tishkul haurosa GU iEL'
T. IN. ;l2l5p. IN. s,. p.u,o,a,,
900 A. IN u u.s. 800. 500 p m.
Eor Canal Railroad. l2.l5 o. III. to Northampton
For Housstonic Railroad. Ia nj.
For Naucaiuck Railroad, 800 W., 100 p m. 49,.
For Daubary and NorwAlk Railroad TOO $50 g. m, T."
p. N. Sc. O., -. ~, -...,.,. O m 9, ., tai,
JAMES ii. HOYr, SupI
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Wffan Gteamers.
1ACITIC Nail STEAMSHIP COMPANY's
THROUGH LINE TO CALIFoRNIA,

Il THROUGH LINE TO CALIFORNIA,
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES NAIL,
l.ve Pier No. a. North River foo, Of Canal IL O'Clock
noon on the lh and 2l OF every month te1cept when
those fall Sunday and then the preceding Saiur
dsyl, for ASPINWABL, connecting, via Panama Railway,
with one OF the Company. steamship. from Panama for
sAN FRANCISCO, touching al ACAPULCO
MARCH
3lst-ARIZONA. connecting with GOLDEN AGE
April.
lOth-HENRY CHAUNCEY. connecting with coNsTITU-
TlOn.
2Ist-NEW-YORk. connecting with GOLDEN CITY.
Departure. of let and st with steamers
for SOUTH PACIFIC PORTS ist and 18th for CEN
TRIAL AMERICAN PORTS. Those Of the Let touch at
MANZANfLLO.
Baggage checked through. One Hundred Pounds allowed
each adut
experienced Surgeon board Medicines and attend
fee. g.
For Passage Tickets or further inormsion apply at the
Company's Ticket Ofcs the Wharf foot OF Canals ST.
NoTth River Newiork -
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ADAMANTINE BRICK PRESS.


WE PRESENT 70 the public the INST ana
w only BRICK MACHINE ever invented which makes s
SyRyycT Pressed BRICK from pure clay without crack or
sIsct ard 30 simple 10 s construction a. % recommend 70
enersl use as substitute tor any and all onek machines
Known 10 the country. t., 1. -, I
I, nabe Brick smooth, perfect and uniform In axe and
quality; cheaper than mud bTck can be msde ana
Sureror 10 any Philadelphia pressed brick ever oneiea IN
market a., - -. ..1is. - 4
tsi cost from $40 TO $3.50 TteohoTe power Will run
lvro mold, and I'VE horse power will urNeigbt mods
One nod will turn 1900 bricks in ~ hours ana ei2ht
pDolcs 5000. 49,. - 1900
rueutiy Sc cufe from the action Of iTost -,
They ready or burning when discharged nom we M
ehine-require no handling or dy1ns-eAd may DC ineof
s.sly subjected TO any degree Of heat. ,-
By this process manufacture the air and moisture are er
s from tn. by Of peorsior- which enter inc
mold when filed and suddenly wltldfhwn a. NE
receives It's fna pressure consequenty tNkKI bhic n
BURNS PERFECTLY. WITHOUT CRACKING, ChEL n.
fNG or WkRPING, and EVERY BRICK Is PERFECT
WIEN IT CONES FROM THE KILN .
The Machine in operation in jersey CITY where II
psnsbe seen. 4. - 49,
is only necessary for practical business men 70 zee the
Machine In operation and examine its product 70 be con
WINGED it's destined TO worn entire revolution IN the
manufacture OF Brick - -. c,., - ,
Eovns upon reasonable Machines unished 70 order
j.. G. WOODRUFF, PRECEDENT
c. L. CORNISH, Treasurer
I NJ WHITCJME, Secretary.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC
San Rses.5:59 Sun ..6:l5 Moon Rises .OO:o@
HIGH WATER DAY. 49,
Sandy Hook .l2l3 Gov. Island. .25i Hell Gate.' 1850
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Passengers Arrived.

FROM LIvERPOOLs-ln steamship Pennyyanis-R.
IIabbs j. $. Bair'snd Lewis Asher q. Mosser, VIM
Trick NJ T. Leonard wife and son, Barber Mr.. 0ichris
and wife u Saul r. II. Woodhouse, T.. Lppencot Miss
Buckhszs j. Reeves, Thomas MahOny, T. Reordan and W
Ia the steeIage.
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MORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD COM
WI PANY-Foot Of Barclay st.-On and after Nov. ~
Motni1s na trans for Haeaesown and intermediate sta
ton. will cave at $50 Mail Express for all staoGs
west o. Mibur az $40 p. Morristown Express p N
s. sCHOCH. Assistant Superintendent
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I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.-Trsin leave
~ Jsmesslip, Eew-York as fonows;
800 a. m Greenpot Mail, stopping at all Stations
II % a. for Syos.et
sop Ysphank Express and to Greenpor on Saturdays
s.OO D. Syosset Erpress.
500 D. m. for Fsrmingdsle.
Jr,u, for Rosyn and Glen Head leave 9. 900 and
100 .. n, changing cars At mneola
Sunday Excursion Train. leave Hunters Point a. $50
H. WHITE, Superintendent.
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DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY

DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Il NOTICE TO SHIPPERS to SOUTH and CENTRAL
AMERICAN PORTS. Having concluded Arrangements with
the PACIFIC STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY and the
CENTRAL AMERICAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY, we are
prepared receive and forward WITH DIsPATCH sl
Kinds Of goods to and from points on the SOU PACFG
and CENTRAL AMERICAN COAST, under THROUGH
BILLS OF LADING. at GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
F5inrher pacus classification Of goods and rates, apply
a Office. No. - broadway.
WELLS FARGO Co.. Sole Freight Agents P. M. s. SEQ.
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Me0ital.

DR. LARMONT, No. 173 BROADWAY
~ Treatment from ~ TO o'clock Medical Adviser and
Marriage Guide" = 50 Sold by Y. WARNER, Nesey-st
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LAW lNTELLIGENCE.

SUPREME COURT-CHAxBERs-MARcH2 .-Befors Jse
tce BARNARD.
DECISIONS.
Mary Johns agt. Christian Johns.-keport q
referee confirmed and judgment OF divorce sranted
Before Justice IsGRAHAA
Aaron Newfied ct al.agt. Lippman Lob onop
for receiver granted Bond In penalty Of seO with urey
to be approved by Justice OF this Court
SUPERIOR COURT-sPrcIAL TERx-MARcH 2-Bssors
Justice BARBOUR.
DECISIONS
Michael Simon agt. Moses II. Moses.-Motioa
granted and commission issued
Alexander T. Stewart agt Isaac Jscob-Moon denied ana
order disnissed with : 10 costs.
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Ocean 6tedmers.

FTNHE NORTH AMERICAN LLOYD' new
Il line Of frs.csss side wheel steamer bet Seen NE
YORK and BREMEN, via Cowes, leave WI carrying
the United States Mail the following III t5DA1s;
ATLANTIC {. Hoyer commander. 18th April
WESTERN acknowledgements ih April
Prices Of Passage payable in gold or Its equivalent LIST
Cabin, : 1906: "a Cabin, So 50; steersge, f37 30
For Freight and Passag. apply TO
RUGER BROS. General Agents, No. IS Besver-st
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-SPEciAL TgRx-nARcH n
Before Judge CARpozo.

Before Juose 'AhDoho' IL
Fahnestoak agt. Dawley.-Motion to dissolve IN
junction denied, with : 10 costs TO abide event.
Smith sst. FrseL-0rdsr settled.
Meehan Axt. Willsma-See memoranda -
Meyer ast Noelte-MotiOn granted, with $40 costs Dug
with leave plaintiff amend within i've days on pay
uent Of costs.
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1ort-n)arnens' Nctire.
STATE OF NRw-YoRK,

STATE OF NRW-1ORK, [
PoRr. WARDySs OFyrcE, No. l04 Wallst
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance WITH
section OF the psssed April H. 1881 entitled ~
Act 20 Reorgsnie Wardens Office Of the Port Of hew'
YORK 10 ali persons interested in having charge Of the
subject matter Of snch inquiry examination survey THIS
the following vessels under examination BY the ron
srdsns that the said surveys or examinations WI
completed within ten days next succeeding TINS NOTICE. %
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LIRIE RAILWAY.-Trains leave Depot foot

ERIE HALLWAY Trains leave Depot loot
~ Of Cham ber-st., via. Pavonis Ferry;
a NJ Day Express for CAnandagua Rochester, Buffalo,
Salamanca and West Connects Buffalo with Lake shore
and Grand Trunk Railway and At Salamanca with Atlantic
and Great Western Railway.
s30 8. III. Mlk and Way Train daily, to Oasvils
10 q m. Express Mail. for bufao Salamanca and Dun.
MIX connecting with LAX. Shore and Atlantic and Grss.
W est,ru Railways.
40 m WAY Trails for Port Jsrvs and Newburgn.
So m Might Express for CanandsguA Rochester BufIa
Salamanca and West
D. m Lightning Express daily, for Cansndaisua Roehes
ter budao salamanca, DunkiIk and WssI Connects at
Buffalo with Lske Shore and Grand Trunk Railways and at
Salamanca with Atlantic and Great Western Railway.
D. m Emigrant Train, daily, for Buffalo, Salamanca Dun
iiIk and West. ~ ,, - -, 49,,
VIZ II. BARR, GenI Pass. Agent New.York
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yYTANTED-A pious, careful woMA N
w American Scotch Protestant Gernann tooa nS
in sesin. Of email family three ptfson' lising one
Sonr's distance from NewYork An intelligent snl.aois PEI
49, 49,, snd |. good home aud generous treatment Apply
ony iSoa t clock ThuI'day Friday and Saturday
al No. ~ Mortonst. --
yyTANTED-A frst-class colored COoh'
w AMY a, No East Thirty eighths before IL O'CLOCK
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C1nures for Business Hlem

A BRICK.YARD for ALE OF EXCHANGE
for Real Estate in this city BRICK Box No. i2S TEib
Ine Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-23

ONLY AMERICAN LINE TO ENGLAND
" and FRANCE The view ort Ard Havrr Steamship
CotnfAn hsc.As. mail ,eaiships AkAOO and ULLON,
having tern ttoIousy rchtted will eafe Pier NO 81 NORM
River fr HAVE calling Falmouth. the following days. a.
noon precisely: =, .. ,o-s
An ago .......HEyRr A. GapspES......nsFch H. 1864
FULTON....IAsEs A. NofTES........Apnl H. Is,h
hRA0O .......HsSRY A. GADsDEs.-....Msy u, 100
FULTOS.....jArKs A. WorrHS. June = 10
ARAGO .......IkSEI 4. OADspkS......Juy J, 1000
And every 2 DAYS thereafter
PRICES or PASSAGE PAID N GOLD. -
Flr,t cabin.........= ~ - Second cabin......Sp
Ttfoual tickets % Londol...... IS extra
An srr~rienced surgeon on board .
~. company viii not o. responsible for 'poeis or Vansbe,
uns bill Of ladn. having the value eIposssi are nsEsd
therefor
~ '-'-'- JOS J. COMsTOCK, AGENT,
No. Broadway. NswYot
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NxTANTED-A competent Man to sell PAT
w ENT RIGnT for importan; invention Ia hou 1
building hardware line. Its purpose TO oPen' py" -
sud 10 dpense with turnbgckes, bolis ns etc a
model for inspection. TO person capable o. % m ,Se
tadysss PATENTEES Box No. lJ5i, Philadelphia Pa
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prinilng.
Go farmers ano OILERS.

RONE DUST (Pure), fine and coarse, FOR
~ SALE In Quantities to suit purchasers. BY
PETER COOPER
No II Burinesip, New. York
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BONE.

FOR SALE BY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BONE
Dr ST and fresh BONE SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LINE
Address A. LISTER BROTHER,
Ceres Mills. Newark, v. J.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-23

Passenger Station in Nsw.York Twenty seventies.
sad Fourth-ava Entrance on Twenty seysntn-sL
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Giinations tUanteo-frmales.

A LADY who speaks English and French
~ desires the position Of Companion, Governes House
keeper, attendant invalid at the seaside. Would not
object to travel Address GOUVERNANTE FOR two days,
Box No lO3 Tribune Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-23
NOR SALE-At Orange. n. J.. q Iarge I
COR SALE-The LEASE and BUSINESS Of
NOR SALE.-The PATENT RIGHT of two

easily adjusted and valuable improvements in Railroad
fars-thc whole or in part. Address for Information r. r.
ouh wet corner Thy-seventh and Hayeriogd sts, We
Philadelphia Pa
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Gelp Dantco.

A GENTS WANTED-$l50 per month 10 sell
n the COMMON SENSE FAMILY SEWINO.MhChiNE'
IL viii hem stitch fell quilt bud braid and enboidcI beau.
,niv Price only 10 Every machine Is warranted ior
ver For terms and circulars address Z. BONEhS
Co. No. 255 S. Fith-st., Philadelphia Ia
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-15

Our CHURCHES To-noRRow.-There are
few changes in the regular services OF our
churches TO- morrow. We note the follow
ing:
The services connected with the dedica-
tion of Trinity Methodist Church take
place tomorrow. The morning sermon
will be preached By Rev. Robert n. Sledd,
of Lynchburg. In the afternoon at 4
O'Clock there will be communion service,
in which all the Meth0dists of the city will
unite. At night, Rev. C. II. Hall, Of Bal
timore, will preach.
At St. Paul's Church, Rev. Randolph
McKim will preach ut IL A. NJ. and 8 P. NJ.
Rev. DR.. Woodbridge having returned
to the city, services at Monumental
Church al III A. NJ. and P. M.
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,,,c,j0u Sales This Day.

x,-.trA CO. will sell At their store, Main
'h 80 81 isA;h ana Ninth streets, commencing
-. ,,s.o.x. an assortment OF fine furniture.
',,eens,, and sandr'es
.,r BCDLEY viii sell, under attachment
'"s 4.,,..v {. clock, A. NJ, 81 the PetersSGrg
-. 80 90 fse; oi bridge timber, and q canal
,,., win. IA the basin.
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We give below the report OF the Board Tor
yesterday:
. "s OFFICE OF BOARD OF HEALTH,
RICHMOND, September IA, 1866,
6 6o'clock, p. n.
Sir,--We respectfully submit the fol-
lowing statement of cases Of cholera re-
ported at this Office for the past twenty
four hours
One case on Main street between Seven
teenth and Eighteenth streets (white mani
taken on yesterday died this morning.
. One case on Second between Canal and
Cary streets (white) attributable to i'm
prudence recovering.
One case on Broad between Fifteenth
and Sixteenth streets (colored); recover
ing. This case occurred on the 18th, and
is attributable to imprudence.
One case on Franklin street between
Twenty sixth and Twenty-seventh streets
(colored woman); taken to-day symptoms
favorable. -,.r.
From this report it would seem that the
disease is abating. ...s..r -.
Respectfully,
J. G. CABELL, NJ. D.,
W. Fl. TAYLOR, NJ. D.,
Members of Board of Health.
To W. W. Cru,np, Chairman Of the Com
mittec on Health.
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THE ITALIAN OPERA.-Mr. j. q. Fryer,
the energetic agent Of Max Strakosch's
Italian Opera Troupe, reached the city
Yesterday, and is already busily engaged
in making all necessary arrangements for
the operate season. The troupe will open
here on the night of the oath, and continue
for six nights, producing the following
beautiful operas First night, Ernani; Sc
cond, Crispino la Comare third, Norma
or Trovatore fourth, Faust; tith, IAfri-
caine; sixth, Barber of Seville. Signor
Strakosch has made some fine acquisitions
to his troupe since he was here last winter.
Signors Irfre, Ardavanni, and Coletti are
spoken of as frst-class artists. The new
operas rAfricaine and Crispino have been
received in Paris, London, and New York
with great enthusiasm, and from the
criticisms we have seen in the Paris papers,
we are led to suppose them ter-pieces.
The chorus of the troupe has also been
added to. Of the performers that were
here last winter we could say nothing that
most of our readers do not know from their
brilliant season here then. We look for
ward with anxiety for Strakoschs coming,
and think with pleasure Of the treat in
store for us.