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

CUPREME COURT.--In the matter OF the
- application Of the Mayor Aldermen and Cor monaliy Of
%. (ity Of New. ioTk relative To tho "lDtNINb OF
BROAnWAY (o Bloc mir gdale Road between tiny seventh
ana Fy nnth-.tee;. in tie City or Nes iork-Pui,nant
s,a,ute such made sad Io ded, Tie Mayor hd"r
and ComnionA,y ~ the City Of Nswi ork hereby ave
that hey intend 10 sppy 20 the supreme coer the
State Of Swi ors spec al Term OF aid Court 10 be held
At the City HAL. In the city OF Negiork, Saturday,
the 2ahcy Of March, 1876 q, tho opening Of the Court GA
that dsy Thereafter Coun can be head Tor the
poiutut Il Cointasiole Of Estimate aud Asseasneut
n tie aboyeasd matter hat the nAtuf. and extoni q the
Improvement hereby Intended the widening Of Boedway
cor Bloonnsdlle Road between fysevenih and tiity
ninth the Cy Of &os ORD, In manner following
that !. 70 BEGINNING AT point on the easery hn- or
si- O. BroalwGy Bloom g'ac Road, distant y feet
inehe. norhery from o.. 9oheTy lne side 81 fiitysey
enth street. ard running theucc norhey and parallel with
tha S.veuAIycnue point on ibe souheIy ne ofhde OF
fy 6ssnt rye huudr.d fe westerly from tho
wstry Inc lido said seventh avenue thence westerly
10 ia. pr,sn casi-y line side OF Broadway Tor booung
da. Road Anl soshea.tey along fas sst mentioned
lire % ia. point Place o.. beginning
Pursuant 10 the rrovon. Act Of ths Legislature Of
the poop the STATE Of how iors eoted An Act enihor
izins the Mayer Aldermen ard Conmolay 81 tie city of
Ncwfet 20 widen BroadNay 'or bioominsdAe Road be-
tween I'm, seventh aid fity IN the Cry OF
Rrv n 1875 RICHARD OGOHMAN,
COUNSEL to The Coronation.
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rV'O CONTRACTORS.-Se Sealed PRO
i PosALs. zach irdonei with tie title Of the work for
offered the date % the orrIng ~nd the
of the bi5der will Be scsivcd tbs Once iutl III O'Clock
ma Of TIIH SDAN, Mfch Q. for the construction of SEW
TK, b. the follow iug stfc.s VIZ. EGillfIhiRD street
between Third and Fourth svrnues FIRST AVENUE, rom
EightysiIb Eighty tour street. with branches In sSih
and sh ,r,.a rnd ~ FIRST AVENUE. from yhfst 20
siI-y second street with lateral blnch IN I'D street Also
r the construction u S'ole block PAYMENTS IN FORTY
SIXTH sr.et between Lean and foufthavennes Ia
THIRTY SEVENTH street from Pafi 70 Madison nnes
10 THIRTY NINTH street between Fourth aud LeIuZton
avenues, and in FRONT street. from Wsl street TO Maiden
lane.
Specifications and bllDl forms fo the bids be obtained
III application Il ttiI Office. ..... -. .........
THOMAS SIEPHENs
ROBERT J.. DAHRAGH
A. W. CRAVEN.
Croton Aquednct Board.
Once Croton Aqo.asc, Department Feb. ~, 1860.
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ADAMANTINE BRICK PRESS.


WE PRESENT TO the public the first and
w only BRICK MACHINE ever N ted which max - q
rtRYEcr PREssxB BRICK from cay wtbou. crack
eb OK and simple In is construction IS 70 recommended to
general use substitute Tor any and all birch machines
kDaxD to the country
1t pates Birch smaoth perfect, and uniform In size and
nnsy chesper than common mud brick can be made and
snpepI to any Philadelphia pressed bnck otsrsd In
market
The haclnes made with from eight mclts and
will ost from 500 TO i5O. TwohoTss power viii
two mods and tive. horse pos will run eght Mods
One mol will turn out 900 bricks In n heirs and seh
mods 81, 900,
The brick pus nsde npersous TO moisture and conss-
ouentiy ,-c.r, from the sctLon IL frost.
They are r.shy for burning when discharged nom tho
chne-.squFe "a. handling dyins-snd may b. iinlned
s,ely subjected ia any degree Of heat
Bv bi. rroces. manufacture the air aud moisture
PEELED from the Ella, by means Of perforaors which the
mold when 6led end suddenly wltL1uwn ~ the bct
receives It's final PIE s,urr consequently EVERY BRICK
BURNS PFRFFCrLY WITHOUT CRACKING. CHECK
mo or WARPIN0 ard EVERY BRICK IL PERFECT
WHEN II COMES fra M THE KILN
The Machine 10 nox In operation In Jersey City whsrs
esn be seen
only necessary for psscc,i business the
Maehs In operation. and mne its product to BE-
WINGED hist Ills destined 20 uGk Hn entire revolution In the
ma uiaciurs Of Brick
We offer Tor SALE, Right, Of BATES countes Cities and
Towns Vpon reasonable terms Mao furnished order.
H. C. WOODnUfF, Prehlent
% C. l.. CORNISH, Tree,greE
~ HHiXGQAa sscisiAD q.
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Cost ano fonno.

/ OST-February %, 1866 an Express RE-
IL CElrr BOOK, going nom No. rs Wed twenty seventh
st. ~ ~ through Bro bdsssy to No 81 West Twenty gLth
st. Eewfork Whoever will return tbs came to No. ~
Broadway. will DO suitably rewarded.
J. ID. wAsS, Peoples Express.
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Oypiox % IHk STREET COMMISSIONER,
No. o CRY HALL, bHOoKfYS.

VFFItH
No. 8 CRY HALL, BRooKIYS. !
PROPOSALS for LIGHTING the Streets of
II TIE CITY OF BROOkLYN
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received by the Common
Coutsil, al tho Msyors Ofior until MONDAY March II,
1868 o'clock H. for the lighting Of the Streets Of the
Ciy Brooklyn with Gas other material OF st from
dsrs urt dsy each night for year. also Tor the term
Of y,ar. agreeable 10 tbs specifications provided therefor
on h- IA the OiIcs Of tho Street Commissioner.
Bhnst for Estimating furnished a, tho Oos Of tho Street
Commissioner, and nons other viii be considered
Proposals will not be- considered unless accompanied with
consent ir Whiting Of uroes Of R2 600 each each
y oposal tvho shall quality TO hr responbilty that II
tr contract be awarded 10 tho party proposing they Will
become bcI1d his surety fos IL faithful psrsDoe and
In he shall neglect refuse to execute the contract
wsded thea that they viii pay to the Guy OF Brooklyn the
between the price proposed and the pre Of the
highest bidder TO whom < may be awarded
Proposals TO be Endorsed TO tho Common Council sIecify
ns the work) by order of tho Common Council,
}. OAKLEY EODYNE,
Brsoilyn, Fob. &c, 1916. street Comndssouer
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ANNUlAR diamond DRILL.
TNHE ANNULAR DRILL COMPANY Of
Il NETWORK are now prepared TO furnish their
built In the most thorough and uneQusoi for
rspidy economy and precision Of work The simplicity
durability and chespues, OF tbs machine renders superior to
anything IN for all purposes o. mining enz quarry
ing roei blasting The machines be used by steam
hsns power easily handled aud be oerated all
sps Dor fu ter particulars inque the Office address
J. WALEs IreasuIer. No. u. Pinest, y. Y.
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Proposals.
srp.r1kycn Oyncs, U. $. A.. No. 8 South G.y.t,

suBsIsTEscs Oypcs, u. $. A., No. South Gayst.,l
BALrIxoRE. Md. Feb. u, 1866.
OVERNMENT SALE of SURPLUS HARD
NJ BREAD.-SEALED PROPOSALS. IN DUPLICATE
will be received a, this Office until SATURDAY March II,
1906 tire puIehsso of surplus HARD BREAD, hand
at thi. depot.
Proposal, tA.o that the offer h made under advertise
ment OF this daic.
The Bread IL In boxes ofhy 500 pounds each No
posal receivrd Tor Ices than twenty t3 boxes Purchases
viii be delivered board Of transports without expense TO
the purchaser.
Payment required n'Govemmen, funds notification Of
acceptance Of bid Twenty days SLOWED purchasers u
move stores Proposal, to be Endorsed the envelope,
" Proposals for Hard Bread,o and addressed TO
THOMAS WILSON.
BTeFet Liou. Col. aud &. g. ~ =. A,
Brsyet frig. o. Vols.
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NORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NO.


~ TICE hereby given 20 tie owner or owners occupant
occupants o. all Houses and Lots improved OF
Lands effected thereby that the following Assessments have
been completed aud LODGED IN tho Office Of tho Board OF
Assessors for examination BY al persons Interested M
J. For building in Oakst, from James 70 o'erst;
q For building in Alen-st between Houston ana
Stautonsts -.
3 For sg,inz walks In One hundred and twenyh
(i25thl st., between Eishh-aye. snd Mluhaansf ,
T. For fencing vacant lots south side Of Fortyonrths
100 feet west of Eleventhsve.
The limit. embraced by such Asses-ment include all the
several Houses and Lots Of Ground Lots aud
parcels of Land, situated. on
l. Both sides OF Oakst.. from James to olyerst
Al the lots both sides Of Allen It, between Houston
and Stantonsts . - -.
All the lots on both sides Of One hundred andwenty lh
O25thi st. between Eightnave snd Menhsttanst
L. Two lots south side OF Forty iourths, commencing
100 feet west Of Eleventhaye.
All nose interests are affected by the above named
and who opposed TO the same, or either Of
them ere requested 20 present their objections In writing to
one of the undersigned at their oce No. y ChameTsst
basement New Court House. within thirty clys nom the date
Of this notice.
Rs2if4 S G sSS}$5aAa Of Assessor.
OYYIcy, BOARD OY AssEssoRs,
New Court liouse Ieb. 81 1865.
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NAIRFIELD, CONN, SEMINARY, Fai

FAIRFIELD, CONN, SEMINARY, Fair.
Il field, N. Y-Spring Term begins Aprilf.
Fifty dollars per termt board washing fGel and room fur
bediisg except sheets and pinowca.eG Luton from 81
70 81.
- dp conveyed free Of charge from the HewYork Cen
trial Railroad Little Fails the first day Of ysch
PaIen:r In their s-econ Of school In which educate
their " Vi not ogct that xcugg liquors sod
in the village the only hotel therein beng or1d aud
oied by union Of thorough Temperance men. For further
information, address Rev, L. h. BARKER, Principal.
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THE BEST, SIMPLEST and CHEAPEST
L BARTLETT's practical family SEWING MACHINE
Price SIS General Agency for the United States. NINE
Demoresis Emporium Of Fashion No. 43 Broadway Agent:
wanted everywhere Call aud exam inc the Cheapest
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II ARAGO-The steamer ARAGO will di.eh,rge. under
General Ord-r ut Pier No 80 North River SATURDAY,
u All good. not sen, for within hours thereafter W
BE- stored at expense OF the owners thereof .
JOSEPH j. COMSTCCR, Agent.
No. I broadway, March 1. 1866.
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orucr OF rus LrneH GRAMS IgOs wonK',

OFFICE TuE LHHIGH CRANE lHoS Work.
CArlsAUQUA IA, Feb. u, 1860.
TT1IIE LEHIGH CRANE IRON COMPANY
Il have for SALE at their WORKS bau blowing Engines
low pressue Steam Cylinder ~ inohe. diameter and Blow
tDg Cylinders 20 inches diameter oil feet Gineh STROKE
The En- es In good and be Ga operation
a. any time Having just erected new end very powerful
engine ther works they have further Tor those
sbsveBsned and will therefore sell them cheap Tor cash
Any further information be obtained by addressing
JOHN THOMAS, Superintendent
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Professional Notices.

4 RTIFICIAL EYES.-Artifcial HUMAN
"A EYES made TO order aud inserted BY Dr., y BAuCA
p. GOUGELMANN formerly employed BY hsissenneso q
Paris), No. 500 Broadway, New.iork
CURGICAL HOSPITAL. under the exclusive
~ care OF EDWARD Il. DIXON NJ. D., Editor Of Tho
sealpeLspecialy; The ob,care Diseases Of the Psly
vscera, Hernia nemorrhoids Varcocelc Fistula and Sc
ure 0fco hours from tos to- and TO evenings IL
No. ~ Fifth ave.
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NORTHERN RAILROAD ofNEW-JERSEY.
IN Trsins leave Jersey City for Permont at lsA
t25, 500 The s:l5 aud <l5 Monsey On Mesa
day only for Piermont 81 5:l3a
Thos. w. DEMAREST, Superintendent
DARTTAN and DELAWARE BAY RAIL-
~ ROAD -on and sfter MONDAY, 18th Feb, 1896, the
express train for Camden will he discontinued The Steamed
will leave Pier No. North River daily Sundays excepted
at connecting with train for Manchester, Toms Rivers
Long Branch, &C. =
FREIGHT FOR CAMDEN and intern sdis.e stations wc3
be taken at Low RATES on the O'Clock line reaching
Camden the nett morning.
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~ 900 REWARD.-ThiTty Dollars reward
~ III M IN n. Ii lrr the ann1ehen. non AVID delivery
o 20 WEST IaiRIlkTH ST hi Ntto'e
~ - Tvxqu.yKs kKy.YoRK Marcn l51o.'

S9 REWARD0lnlrIyb D1l,I ,Ss i Soiyery
a. hi. rendezvous No. l2O Chahaust for each Of He iO'
T0IiN McNFAL, Co. r. I7th Infantry. 20 years Of &C., .
feet ak inches high f compleSion blue eye, ns from
Hats I.snd FEB s. 1866; his paren's live IN Dlnsvlc
JAMES MORAN Co. n, lot Ar,4ety - ye- broyrn Ssir
Zee, "a inche. high saow complexion blue eyes Is
horn n, K dare ireland; occupoton iaboeI enisleu .,
yer pee G. 1865; deserted ifon foit soh"Se reo o.
~; fRaiTN Co C. q g Engineers. rs yesrs Of
age 10 inches high fair eompeHon dag sys' a,
faiT. born in Germany occupsoi, .9.,s p sb Iss
shly in New York Washington or balnnoIe'o,
DANIEL BARRETT Co. ID. IT, :. Engineers, 81 years OF
feet inches high iGr eo9p.eASsn Fly =, N
YORK City July 81 1865; deserted from Nliets Icl, feo'
1866 likely he found in ~ neghhofhood OF ne bowery
NJ d. HITCHCOCK, Delachment Of cavalry ~ gears ..
ace et 81 inches high h.ht complexion blue eyes heht
tsir born 10 PoughEeep.ie N. Y; occupation t'nmiih
sni.,ed Al Ciy July a. ls6i drsetsd from Ws't
f p6n, Feb n + 1876, prsbnby n Pousbkeepse.
JAMFS MONT GOMERf, 90. T., lst Artillery ~ yeGrs Of
sse feet inches nigh fair complexion blue eyes sh, ma
Fort Wsl,worih Nov. 2 1895 deserted rom Fort "ad''
worth FEB g. 1876 probably In New. orb City ..
JOSEPH CHASER Go. + 20 Battalion ION ln'ahtfyi q
years OF age feet inches high far complexion sfsy eye
brown Lair horn in Baden Germany ocenIrsn 'slor
enlisted Buffalo, n. y. Jan 20 lS6 deserted fo~ hAof
oh ssT.sI si SfD Co. "a Bsison inny 10
wears Of age inches ugh fair oopeIo1 oiqe eye,
Srown hair; born IN Albany y. y occupation sborer
enlisted At schepeciadv y g. Jan. % 1870 deserted from
Madison Barracks Feb g. 1886 probably in Scnsnectsdy
THOMAS MARTIN. Go. II, lJh Infantry " years OF se-'
feet 10 inches high, nddy complexion gray eNrs oafk hh
horn in and occupation soldier enlisted 81 Itcs ~ L.
Scv ia5: de.er ed from Fort Adams FEB. 9 1875 has
an NJ .tsr and wreath marked with ndebss INK on night
THOMAS SHEA Co. u, U. s. Engineers p yesr' Of sg.,
feet % inches high fair comp xon hazel eye dark hr
SeYors CIV Oct, 49, 1865; deserted Willeus Point,
FEB 1866 bis family sre AZ bIoosyn lioDnn'x VI
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fOurthN LhuAnce Oh lWeutv seFen.usI
TRAINS LEAVE NEW. YOhn;
For New.fIsven. 100 800 Ell il.10a II IS (Ex
500 (E1.,) AS 30 and 500 En- pm.
For bridgeport, 100. 400 fEI.,D ll.O l2l3 (ELj
AGO. Or as, l. 10 and 90 OK pm.
For Milford and strstford. 700 lao m. rs 4J p -
For Fairfield. Southport aud wespori 10. ilSA n ia%A
A3p. N 49,
800 tEx.l So, 40. SO, AGO lEx..) :. M.
For Dsrien, 100, $50 ll.30 g II. ;a4j. 40, 40 m
For Greenwich, 70o 80 II 30 345 %D, $50 spp1
For Stamford, 100 $50 Ell 30 H. 20 l2la tEL)
500 tEx) , IS, 40, $50, go eo tEH,l D. M. aoo "a.
For Port Chester and intermediate stations Io' ~" iiS
a. NJ. 343, 40, $40, $50 100 p. m.
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston via Spring heid 800 NJ. tEI,) 100 ttzia"
p
For Boston, via Shore Line l7.l5, (E1..) s.oep M
For Hartford and Springfield. $40 g. tEx.) l%Io, aoA
(Ex,l Soo Q. IN.
For Connecticut River Railroad 800 n NJ. Ex,) RS2. n
10 Montreal, 200 p. ~. TO Northampton.
For Hartford Providence and Fishkl Railroad, AGO. ED
O. m. lll5 p. on.
a0o a. Ia l2l3. 400. 400 m.
For { anal Railroad. I2.l5 0. m. 70 Northampton
Fer Housatonic Railroad, ga nj.
For Nsugauck Railroad, 800 A. NJ, 100 ?. m.
FOR Danbusy and Norwak Railroad 100 80 O. NJ, ~
Comlnodious Sleeping Cara attached 70 800 p train
JAMES II. HoYT, sapt
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1oal, Sc.

RI on PER TUN-Scrauton Chestnut
SM,s,s ~ COAL also, Egg and stove sire At % TO-
~ ~ etIs9o yne 0sysrgm slt tsI a shove vi e
t6sS9 NO. "Sw'shh , Been Ee. T.
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ENAMELED FURNITURE The largest
~ s,soEtneni .: EnameleJ Ches.au, end .old VI ~,
BEDROOM SUITES in tLis city. Also MATglktst5,
SPRING BEDS &c, All good aflnted as representa- ihe
~ saLAhIiAaaa Lepls WARAEA WAlp h Co. fle1lih
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furniture.
Ii KINDS Of FIJRNITURE. MATTRESS.

A Ii KINDS of FURNITURE, MATTRESS.
~ ES, BEDDING, LOOKING. GLASSES, &c., cheapest
- SSEDLN CANPBLLLS. No. 26J BoweTy, between
Stanton AMI lioustosis Call and save money. Uoods
ranied and delivered free. Furniture ia sus
bedroom ENAMELED FURNITURE OF
lbwaupaed manufacture Alo solid Ch.snut and Walnut
Chamber sirtos, pi'in and ornamental ct h. EARRING
TOMB d6o CsnslsL, opposis Wo,ster Established ls+J
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TEW.YORK aud NEw-HAvEN RAILROAD
1865 WINTER ARRANGEMENT 1864
COMMENCING NOVEMBER 70, leGs.

Passenger Station In NswYork, corner Twenty seventh II
AMI fourth-svs Entrance Oh twenty -seysa.nsL
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DIBBoN, sUSPENDER and TAPE LOOMS.

III Ao Looms to any .ni Of narrow goods made to
order JACQUARD MACHINES manufactured aud applied
and Hand Looms Findns ior Figured weaving Ia
Silk Wool and Cotton.
sPOOLING MACHINES for SILK and Cotton, and MA
CHINERY Tor the manufacture Of DRESS 1RlMMlSOs.
HLnusc;Hred and FOR sGl- by
". z. GHLEGER, M.ciInis,
No 62I North secord.st., Pbiisdrlplis, Pa
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VIOLIN and BOW sent by express 10 any
part the United States Tsce?t OF tie following
prices; - -. -. a.. "a
DOUBLE lisKD 81, -, 70 ell sla 10, -lb
FnfSCui ookrd and liHed. : ~, ~, 10. 81 va.
Italian. inllid, sl2. sl4 $40. Sl8, rs 80, eiA
OLD MASTERS, yers fine tone. So SO z 10 80,
MUSICAL issTRrg WIS every description al lowest N.N'
York prices send for price isi.
FREDfRICK BLUNF No. tcs Bowsry.
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Alalbinern.

TOR SALE - Three HYDROSTATIC
l. PRESSES made by Hoe Co two Of goo ard on, Of
with Beam Pump for driving same IL good ofdr
md Triurrs Apply 90 address TIE NJ w
YORK COEDkSsINO COMPANY, No. IS7 frontst, n. Y.
DEQUOT MACHINE Co., Mystic River,
Conn., mAnnia,tsre the most improved Looms for weas
ing tapss bindings, webbing b0on. elastic GOODS ard At
kinds Of snics sso furnish all Kinds of suphss fo
Tie iamn Machlne. u Clenl.hnk Nc
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UNHE MASON 4 HAMLIN CABINkT UK-
i CANS -FIFTY.TwO GOLD or SILVER MEDALS
or other HIGHEST pKEMlU MS have been swlfaea ~ :
IA within A few wears snd SEVENTEEN witln the ~!
fonr weeks Tor THE BEST INSTRUMENTS OF THIS
GENERAL CLASS.
Prtrd testimony presented 10 hcr oircusr' from more
thsn 23o TIE emnen, orsni.t, snd mu' IN tns
countrv tIat TNF MASON HAMLlE CABINET Oh
GANs'ARR UNEQUALED Prices SllO TO sou ware
rooms no. $50 broadway, hew-l ora
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Chri.tian Union AssOciafiOn.-Serino
Church of the Redemption, East 70


M NtTOV0lIIaII
o. SUNDAY EVENING. Women will take part al the al.
sussion Subject p M; Is Poverty necessary comm
zion of Civilized society
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Thirty-seyenth-st. NJ. l.. Church, between Second
end IhiId at It Gnd ?. To-. by the
Yssor the Rev. WA. ii. B0OLE. Meetings every evening
nntL further notice.
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Htlioiors Notices.
y --.,~----~---~-----~ !,
pro,e.tant MissiOns-Divine oei'..

rer'y Keyl j. q. 1871, from Wo1coser Mas " ,eige
kUNDAY at lOt and y oclock The tiiisn ns5, nyed
i.ycsum meets al , d IA. Seas nee aud 'he Po"- 49,
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The Rev. II, e.. Ever, Rector Of Christ Church.
0 peseh 3D. W. Ia tire Church Of the hedeIu pop,
4opteentlrst, opposite the Academy Of Music, TO-MOA
kOW EVENING, March T. services 10 Commence al u
ecloek Collection IN aid Of the Church The Rector the
Nsv X. u. DICKSON, Will preach IN the MORNING. Der.
vices commence at IOi O'Clock. seats free.
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TIE E;fii@S: Sunday !SrhootS.

Hon. .iamc> Barrett of Woodstock.
sends H. tn, ioiiowin. Interesting Ir.itirr,-
lar III regard 10 Il subject somewhat in
dispute. which We -laiiy give q placc iii
our columns:
H. August. ISL. | Spent a ,lly with
>"niy family relatives iii i:Ie Niiil.c oi " c-i
Concord. in !.-~'N rnuniy. in :hi~ -ia;,..
bacon David iiih!ard. 4 ilruil,-r a.: ny
grandmother. in l..aH removed .ro:n Nor
wich INTO i.lr town "t Concord. ;lni 81
It'd where liai Niiiagr n"w j.. from
lS0H, to is! isev. .Namu,.i Goddard. oi
b!c>>,' mlc!ncry. w. ,i:c pastor al Inc con-
"g,.-:l;!nm,, ci.mrcn in hat nut>hirt al in
hahiic'i icirilnrv- Ii conversation with
Mrs. D,iIl GREGORY. Il daughter "l Deacon
iiihbarl. >he stated la lnc the following
t;,ci~. "t which m;i'lc Il memorandum al
i,.c time. " | had seen in >..y..r.. IL
stances. statements and discussions in
newspapers. - 10 The time "nl place OF
the "ri.in "i SUNDAY >rlIuoiS. w.,> inter
c~tcd Ia riiclin" with accuracy what ~,4nl-
cl to lie the reliable recollection al !lrS.
GREGORY. She S;lil she Ms four Years cd
when her father moved from Norwich to
Concord. As carly IL 1872. in ,hc fall.
and She Thought ii w;lS in lSlI-Rev. Iii
Goddard organized Il Sabbath -,.,iool ur
bible ci;>s III Concord. ami ii had never
been ;;i,:snionc,l. VI tha; period >hc WAS
living with her sister lIclton. "n "ihy
hi;i'' III Concord, an,l remembered we'll
the iir-t s,liool and the remark made hv
Mr Goddard OF that occasion. The fir.
school was III the mnm.n of November. Il
early. certainly ~ lHl22. She stated :,> Il
circumstance. enabling her 10 he sure that
il was a. early IL 1873, that another >i.-
Ter went 10 Connecticut in June. ISL.
anl returned home i'll 1913. When SI.y
went away the school had not been organ
lied. but when she returned it WAS in iiill
operation. She referred To two other >i--
ter<. and to an oil gentleman then liyin@.
as corniZini of the same fact hal mo
opportunity OF seeing either of tircm.-It,
RecOlu.