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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-03-16

H = N q Burlington RAM
andaites Monday May. lsth ,ssso

nnanues Monday May. Islh ,sssV
" I'M as follows: ''"'i -Sts NJ
MOVING SOUTH AND y,s,
Leave burlington at 8 seA,M., Lap
Arrive AZ Rutland, at II BOA. H., 44o ~ ~ sSll
Leave Rutland at 5Aa52Oh NJ ~. E9l
Arrive at bellows Falls at 1904. NJ IA NY Il
MOVING NORTH AND wFs,
Leave Bellows Fssls at 52oAMlln
AI na'sp a 4 h s at iOiO,4a,lsf.M.
Leave Rutland at l2e A. NJ, ltopM4,,
Arrive at darlington at 4.l0 A N s ~ ~
TRIMS CONNECT AS soIIowSs.. ~
- Earl agtoh with Vermont Ssntr.l 80
ksiiyoSds for Montpslisr, ST. Albsps o aa. "
trcai ogdensburgh and the West Al Hn,,si POM
Ior Troy Albany End New yors. saya,s,s ~ silA
nectsd5 and the West. At Bellows Fsii' ephlu
Uneshirr kaiiroad for fitehburg, worrs.,,s, 'a NJ
sosten. With Vermont yalisY kailroad ~ t''sl
Springfield, Hartford. New iisyen rnS w ~ giaS.
with sullivan Railroad for Windsor. Wh,,s ~, ioa
White Mountains Ni If'9letcn Z
sieepfnp Cars run on night trains betye.,
treai, and between Do ton and Burline,or ''o! ~
Passengers for the West viii ana thls
and expeditions route '' eneaF "A
FOR Tiekets and all Necessary infsru,as,,
oeaces ON the line 0EO. A ME- qulrl
Rutland. VT, May 18Th, 1864 A'lLp \
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-03-16

- Motto for fast young men-meet and
drink.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-03-16
THE EYE! THE EYE

DR. f. KNIGHT has discovered treatment for the
Eye by which he is curing of the worst Of
Blindness and Deafness known without instruments
pain.
CANCERS DR.. Knights treatment for Cancers
surpass all Others in use 1t cures without knife,
plaster pain and heals without Every kind ~
disease treated with great success Humors of query kind
eradeaed from the system No charge for consultations
Office $50 fremont Street Boston
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-03-16

= Be not simply good be good for
smelling.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-03-16
PURE COP LIVER OIL.

Bottled expressly for medical use, by REED. CUTIE
CO. who have facilities for obtaining on Of the most
liable quality. Large Bottles, 81 90
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-03-16
Miscellany.

DurIEs.-After the 18th inst, the rates
of duties on articles imported from Cana
da (heretofore freel viii be "a follows:
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-19
SATURDAY. Feb. Up. N.

SATURDAY Feb l7-P. n.
Gold Gloss at 1871. The exports for the week are
seported at $l97,735.
Government stocks continue firm and in de-
nand from investing parties. Confidence in the
National Securities grows broader and deeper under
fhe steady flow Of internal revenue into the Treas
my and they are fast superseding the shares Of
railroads and mines run mainly for the bene-
1t Of their managers, and very insecure far as in
come is concerned. Railway mortgages and State
bonds were higher and offered quite freely. Bank
Shares are strong. The miscellaneous shares were
better but the sales small. Atlantic Mail rose
20 l29 and was in demand. Pacific Mail is quoted
196 without sales. Pacific Scrip 100.
The share market is feverish and the business
wholly confined TO speculating brokers and profess
eonal operators The market continues to be manpu-
lated by clques loaded with stocks, and who still
hope by an appearance Of activity and by spas
mOdic advances, TO create market for property
which under the operation Of national laws is
steadily relspsing into the slough of floating debt
from which it was Temporarily rescued by business
growing out of the Rebellion. Cotton, wheat,
corn coal, iron, in short ell commodities, tend to
The prices for which they sold before the war; and
svery movement is toward liquidation. In the
fsce Of this downward commercial tide, which at
any moment may be converted into food be-
fore which values will be swept with vio-
lence unknown even in this county of panics,
m attempt is being made by spectators, who
baye grown reh upon the former necessities Of the
Treasury, to stimulate new advance in stocks
which will enable them to escape the losses sure to
fall upon those who hold property in form where
1t must be fatally injured by restoration of the
labor Of the country TO the pursuits of peace The
Government is at the end Of its borrowing, and is
no longer mortgaging the national domain, and its
industries, 70 the extent Of e. 500 900 per day. and
has ceased TO spend this sum in the form of fire.
works and other equally valueess ways, and the
Temporary profit of transportation companies
which it was obliged TO tax to its utmost capacity.
Aided by an accumulation Of money ct low inter-
sst created by the dstrust Of the future which per
vsdes commercial circles, tbese unnatural move
SssIS w Jsas4Iy bought about but thsy axe dan.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-19

HOPS are In good demand for home. consumption,
and prices well sustained we quote at hoin ]o~
40c. and roc, as to growth and quality. L.,
UAY-The demand IL moderate, and the mhEe.
steady; aes OF 200 bales at e0as5c. for shipping ano
90095c. for retail lots.
MOLAsSES-A fair business 4. doing and prices are re
ouite steady sales Of 43 hbds Porto Rico at oJc oV
hhds. DemeraTa at CSC. 2i9 bids and ~ tcs' CeH'
NAVAL sToREs-sprts Turpentine IS dull and and
heavy at sJQ9Oc. Crude IuTpentine Is quiet Al S.e
g. 25 Common Rosin is dun but steady az - 81
Tar is quiet at 81 5Od S3 ~ for Domestic. g..
PROVISIONS-Th P)rk market opened nTnei
but closed dull and heav at inside figures lor
delivery we hear Of sales II 800 bbs New Mess sene,
March, at S2s Cs2 and 100 bbls DO, seller May, ut
2s 81: the sales cash AMI regular are 800 DOls Ne
Mess at s25 JOQ s2o - other Kinds are 10ule"i
Beef Is without change: aes of 100 btls at
Tor Old plain Mess; sl66sl9 for New do; sl3Gsio
for Od Extra and $50 ga for New do. Ilerce Beei
s duh and nominal Bee Hams are steady We holce
snail sales Of Western SiOaSi2. bacon is IN IN
proved demand and fripr; sales Of 45 boxes 0uu'
oerlaud Cut. spot. atl4le; 100 boxes Long Siea
seller February, at l5ic.; 60 boxes snort bIDpeu'
Ter do at l5.c and go boxes do. do, seller do OF oc
Dressed Hogs opened heay but closed ilrmer. at o.i
extreme figures: quote at l2t0l2.c. Tor western
and l3d 3lc for City. Ldd is in better demand anu
fTmer; sales of $50 pkgs. lG0l7tc. for No: I'I
l7lc for City and l7l9ls. for Western. Holders az
II close demanded ls.c. For future delivery, saies Oh
95O tcs seller FebruaIy,at lsc, and 80 Ies' see'
ApIli, at lo4c ., o.c..- port
AFTERNOON PROVISION MARKET. 3! OCLock.--tto.,h .
was IN good demand ard frmer; sales OF 2yO % pps'
Mess seller March Mt So 750s2s cit and lOOo Dps;
do. buyer do at s29 dosing at s2s 62i, cash' ana
s2s IS regular Beef wa dull. Tierce Beef ana beei
Hams ouiet. Gu, Meats inn. Bacon htmly heldi tu.
mored egles Of 900 bo:cs Cumberland Cut, Long
Ribbed and Short Ribbed but cannot trace 10
A trustworthy source. lard was hrni small saIeS IL
Isc. fog Western. holders demanding leic. xooo
PETROLEUM-CIudei is dull but steady; sales OF NV NV
bbls on the spot at 3O!C. and 500 bbls. DO. pu!ei
March at 3lc and 500 do seller do, at JO;c hehheu
are dtl at A. a zoe. for bonded.
RICF-We hear Of no sales worth reportingi prices
unchanged. - ..,nox
SUGARS-The market Is quiet at about former
raes: sales 80 hbds at II a 2c for CUBA; lItc lor
penerara: lie for Porto Rico and 100 boxes HAVANA
on private terms; Refined are tuiet
sALT-Liverppol is firm ant in fair demands saIes
o. Ground at fO0 81 co. aHC Fine at sJds3 10. the
latter rate for AshtOn's. ,ooo
SEEDS-Cloyer Seed Is dull md heavy; sales OF 200
bags at l0dl2o Timothy Seeds quiet at ~ .Jd a %
Rough Flax Seed is in mOder,te demand at s2 roo
s2 30 Calcutta Linseed is lover and dull at - J09
s3 30 In Boston, and g. IS herr
TALLOW-The market ~ dill and unsettled; sales
Of 45 coo 70 at HE FOR Western, and Id I2c Tor
City So, .
WHISKY-The market is st very dull aud unset.
tied, small sales OF Western ats@ =
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-19
Markets REPORTED yoR THE N y. Tmrrsx.

SATURDAY Feb. H. 1866
ASHES-The market is dull and unchanged; sales al
81 80 aS7 624 for Pots, and sll J0asl for Pearls
COTTON-The ma rket has been dull under the un.
favorable foreign advices and prices lower closing
at 43a 44c for MiddHgs; sales of about 800 bales.
COFFEE-The demand for Rio has been moderate
and We hear OF sales to-day worthy OF notice prices
are very firm; other descriptions in fair request
and steady; sales Of Gi2 bags Mcracaibo on private
terms aDd 100 bags Jamaica at 20c.. gold.
FLOUR AND MEAL-Tbe market for Western
and State Flour is more active especially for the
medium grades; these taken to rome extent for in
vestmtnt; the low grades very dpl and beavy the
sales are l06o0 bbls., at Sc 95as7 30 for Superfne
State 81 5oas7 30 for Extra State, e. 95ass 30 for
Fancy state 81 75dSe Is for the low grades Of West
ern Extra 81 3O0Se 20 for Shipping Ohio 81 750
sll IS for Trade and Family brands and sl2 25a SIC
for ST. Louis E1tras. Buckwheat Flour is dull and
heavy at 81 40d S3 90 Canadian Flour is more active
and the better grades frm sales Of $50 bbls at
81 s50Se 80 for the low grades Of Extra and g. iOI
Gil 50 for Trade and Family Extras. Southern Flour
is without change to note the demand is fair; sales
Of 720 bbls at % 90dsl0 for mixed 10 good Super.
fine Country Baltimore, &c. and $40 209sl5 for Trade
and Family brands Rye Flour il moderately active
and heavy; sales Of 22o bbs, at "a 4ops5 60. Corn
o. IS for Jersey. and 81 40 for Brandywine.
FEATHERS-Prime Western are selling at 6Oc.
GRAIN-Tbe Wheat market is again lq2c. q,
bushe lower and heavy at the close; the demand ia
col fined 10 mers; sales Of bush. Chicago Spring
at 81 5Cdsl S. and - bush. Amber Milwaukee at
81 6s Barley is in moderate request and prices are
heavy; sales OF 900 bush Canada West Qast evenin
at 81 90 Barley Malt IL quiet but steady sales of 500
easier; sales of H. 90 busk at 55d56c for Canadian
g Q43c. for Unsound Westerns 56d57c for State and
5la52c. for Jersey and Southern. Rye is duh and
heavy; sales Of 200 bush. al &c for State. Corn is IN.
unsettled but rather trmer at the close though quiet
sales of 1900 bush at 7ld73c. for Uns0und; 15d76c.
Tor Mixed Western, IN store and 7d7yc., delivered,
closing at 7sc., and zee. for Jersey Yellow.
HENP-Mspila is dull and lower; sales at ag;Qlle.,
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-19
ADAMANTINE BRICK PRESS,

WE PRESENT to the public the first and
w only BRICK MACHINE ever invented which mase'a
PERFECT PREssED BRICK from pure clay without crack or
check and simple in its construction as 70 recommend tito
general USE substitute tor any and all orieA machines
| known to the country.
Il makes Brick smooth perfect and uniform In 'iIe and
quality cheaper than common mud brick be made and
superior to any Philadelphia pressed brick offered r
market 80 .
will COS. from 700 to xl5iO Twohorse power will ruu
two mods and tive horse power will run eight mods.
One mold win turn out 900 bricks in " hours and eiyht
molds 5000
The brick thus made impeyions to moisture and cons
oueny from the action OF iTost
They ready burning when discharged from 'he
chine-require no handling drying-and may be mmed4
stely subjected TO any degree Of heat.
BY this process OF manufacture the air and moisture
peled from tie clay by Of peoraori which enter The
mold when filed, and suddenly withdrawn he bfo
receives its nnul pressure consequently EVERY bhlCh
BURNS PERFECTLY, WITHOUT CRACKING. CHEChl
ING or WARPlNG. and EVERY BRICK is PERFECI
WHEN 1T COMES FROM THE KILN
The Machine is in operation in Jersey City where
be seen.
II Is only necessary for practical business 70 see the
Machine In operation and examine its product o. be con-
ynced that IL destined TO entire revolution in mo
Manufacture Of Brick
We offer for SALE, Rights Of States. Counties ciiie' ,nd
Towns upon reasonable terms Machines furnished 10 oideF
T.. c. WOODRUFF President
4. L. CORNISH, Treasured
I'M WB1COMB sscIstsTH
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-19
rEJUE CHICAGO AND GREAT EASTERN
1 RAILWAY COMPANY oH~rfcr SALE
l5O.OGO

f their Fir, Morissgs sinking ld, Convertible BOSDs,
due Ami l. 1885 bearing sENES PR CENT !SIERtSI,
PAYABLE IN The City Of New ofk on mel cay o Api ad
tcir In each wear being the balance OF the honos
which the Company sltoiiked ss unIff We rioFl'i
OF Morsare 20 George W. itus md James D. f'h nus
tees for IS eoC0 covert whole nr Of TIC company
Road from lirago liuD hDhnond Indiana, 4It H4r,
With the Ffanchi.es E ieni sn Arpurenances and al
@ her ur-,ent and frf-. .ur.d pDp"ry.
Tne proceeds O. .nds nov otrled VIII eiunfu,h
th. whole exist debt Of tie Company. and provide
f,r ,b. prrcfns~. amount q additional rolling stock.
For fouvof Mor.. and further particulars spply a. the
oHce al lie Gonna 10 - WitaIn.si. New OH, where
sub.cfip ions for tlC .nds viii DO received
D,fej S.,g. Yort Lob. l3 1906.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-19
Receipts Of Iroducr.

FTn l7.-s.39O bbls. Flour, 2i7 bbls. Whisky, 800
bhls Corn Meal 2 4ls sncss Corn Meal l2lO bush
Wheat 40 bush. Corn. ESQ bush Oats. 40 bush
Rvc - 800 bush Malt 800 bsh Barley l6i bush
Seeds. IL pkgs Ashes g32 pkgs Beef. 2t9e bbs. Pork
slO pigs Cut Meats 663 pkss ard 7i2 Dressed Hogs
L. 767 bbls Petroleum.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-19
Corporation Nofifes.
OFFICE op COMMISSIONERS OF TAIEs AND ASSESSMENTS
No 81 Chamber street. ,
NEwYoRK, Jan O. 1886 )

NEw.YoRE, Jan ., 1856.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYER3-Notice il here.
~ by given that the Assessment Rolls OF the Real and
Personal OF the City and County Of New York for hq
year 1866 will he open inspection and review and
after Monday January 1866, and will remain open til tba
3Oh day Of April 1866 for the correction OF Bd ths
equalization Of the assessments Of the soIessd real and
personal estate OF the City aud County OF NewYoTk All
persons believing themselves TO be sggeved must make ap
pcation to the Commissioners during the period above
toned in order 10 obtain eef provided by law The ct
of provides that during the the books shall
public specton hereinbeore provided application
made by person considering himself sggrsyed by th<
assessed vsuaon of bis real personal estate TO have ihs
same corrected If such application be made in relation q
the assessed valuation Of real estate II must be made in writ
ing stating the ground Of objection thereto and hereupon he
shall examine into the complaint, and IN
their ndgmeu the is they shall
the same 10 De corrected II snch application be made IN ra
ton 10 the assessed valuation OF personal estate the pDns
shall be exained under oath by the said Commissioners no
shall be authorized administer such oaths any Of henJ
and H. in his or their Judgment the assessment eroneous
hey shall cause be corrected and NJ the sno1ns
Of snch they may believe TO be just and dec 10
their decision within thirty days sfer such spEhs
ton shall have been made them. No reduction sneh %
made BIZ the Board of Supervisors Of any assessment on "
and personal imposed under this act unless sna s
per undeT oath or affirmation that the party aggneVed "s
unable to attend within the period prescribed or the core
ton Of taxes by Of sickness Absence from the city
Al. WILLIAMSON, commissioners Of Ts,ss
J. " W Brown BROWN, { and Assessments
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-19
Proposals.
OFFICE or CoxxrssAAY ov SUBSISTENCE. !

OYricR ConxrssAaY OF SUBSISTENCE.
No. BRIDGE ST, NKw. YORK February l3, 1906.
CEALED PROPOSALS (lN DUPLlCATE)
- iudorsed Proposals for Cooked Raions" win be
the 10 instant for supplying COOKED RATlONS for four
months from the t of March 1866 Tor FOR such shorter period
as may be- directed by the CommssAry General OF Subsst
.uce a IA the service well as 10 all other per
sous popery 10 ubssted by the United States Subsistence
Department who may be in NewYork lat the Battery Ba
racks Ne-York State Soldiers Home esewhere) its
sad other of the country and not otherwise pro-
yided for.
will consist OF three meals each day Of good and
Wholesome food and subject such proper inspection
be directed by the officer In charge.
The also furnish the soap and candles thst
may be required Ia accordance with the army ration as fol
lows Four pounds OF and and onequarter pounds Of
adamintne candies TO each hundred rstions.
The bidders must state tho price ration which price
must include all expenses such furnishing COOKING sppa
raus fuel packing boxes transportation Of the aions Sc
All bids must be accompanied by guaranty, signed oy the
susrsntors themselves. as follows:
" undeysgned hereby guaranty tdt IN cdse the fore
going bid of- - be accepted, shall be duyynlnHcd
according IL, purport and conditions; also thar rTis
ten contract shall DO sreeuted h bonds the VI ten
t.ou.dnd dollars each."
Name. of suuan,Or,.
Bidders must give their In full and also state ter
place of residence and business.
They be present at tho opening OF the popos anu
be fully prepared with their uretes TO sign immedatey inc
and bond Evidence must be shown OF ths en.e
responsibility Of each surety Any informally wih Dc he
cause OF tho entire rejection Of the proposal ana any 9he
the person making and the guaranto to the extreme penalty
Each bid mast have printed copy Of this advertisement at
re Government reserves right to reject any bid which
serm, nren.onable o disady dysntageous to 1t. . ,
Paymrns 10 monthly In such funds as may be furnsned
0J 'n0 0N FRANCIS f. BERIER.
Brevet Major, c. g.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-19
printing.

CHARLES c. SHELLEY,
STEAM JOBP PRINTER
NO. % BARCLAY-ST,
Short time orders ofPRESSWORK done for the trade.
WIN. EVERDELLs SONS, No. lO4 Fulton
w st-sTEAM JOB PRINTERS and LABEL NAN.
u1ACIp1ERa.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-19
TyrnE H.urE AND INDIANAPOLIS RAILROAD.

e,cnnrtnYs oryIcs' TrfRr HarTr. Fsb IL. Ist6
NOTICE TO the BONDlIOLDERS of the
~ TERRE HAUTE AND RlCHhOND RAILROAD
COMPASY-Notc. 10 hereby given 20 the BondholdeT Of
er ap,e and Richmond Railroad Company, sooIporaon
cr under the laws Of the state Of Indiana now known 30
tle ere Hsute and indianapolis sirpud COMPANY at on
dey Of Msrch 1866 the Seven ( cent First Mort
age Bonds Of said Raj road Company will become due and
aysble and that said Company w that day pay a,d
Bonds in fell Of principal and interest pfcsenon Of seid
Bond, with the interest coupons attached At the office oi the
FARMERS LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY, No. 70 III
char ge.pace, in the City Of New fcrs
After the first day Of March 1866 the privilege Of convert
ing such Bonds into the Capital stock Of said Company will
cease and interest thereafter will not be collected paid
CHAs WOOD Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-19

Stock on hand and ship board not cleared LEO 3i9
The clearances comprise 2,9to bales for Liverpool,
and . 223 for Boston.
An investigation into the affairs Of the New-York
and Boston Silver Lead Company put upon the
market two years ago under highly reputable
names, is in progress. The stock was sold to the
extent Of 100000, in shares at g. Of which
$O0, 900 was retained as working capital; Of this
amount, $4,000 remains, $65, 900 and the proceeds
of surplus engines, etc, having been expended in
the mine, where by spending 81 60, 81 is got back
in lead. An investigation before the courts would
develop very pregnant secret history Of the manu-
facture of mining companies, and the profits made
by the original projectors which, il this case, are
reported 10 have been large.
The price of Chicago and Alton stock does not
improve under the issue of new stock to the extent
of s., 100 600. With the privilege Of one share Of
new common stock for two Of old, the cost OF the
property stands as follows:
Two shares old stock at slls!. t2J7
One share Of new at e3O................... 80
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-19
The American Bureau Of Mines,
No. 81 BROADWAY.

Mines, mineral lands and examined and reported upon
Competent engineers furnished to Mining Companies
Consultations afforded on all mining, nealluIscsl and
chemical questions the Office Of the Bureau Rooms 49, TO-
and q, No. 81 and 66 Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-19
Total cost. st.....................sl

Or 25 per cent over the cost, Feb. ], 1865, which
was s. 262, ,3O0 to which must be added the cost Of
the Joliet line, g., ,OOO, 900, and the Alton and St.
Louis Of $500, 900, in all $l3, 3,l66,45O.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-19

ALL HOLDERS of the Bonds Of the WILL
N MINGTON and MANCHESTER RAILROAD Co.
North CaIons respectfully requested TO themselves
Known M possible to the Unders gned n. JEs
UP Co.. giving and numbers Of bonds held by them
respectively that the Company may confer with them on
matt n relating to their interest.
HENRY NJ DRANE,
President w T. NJ X. X. Co, Wilmington, ~ c.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-19

BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
Geo. d. II. Gillespie.
Frsncies Tones, jr.
7. q. Calhoun, President Fourth National Bank.
Chas. Aug. Davis
Fred. schuchaIdt. Of r. Schuehsrdt Sons
X. Caylus, ofCaylus, De Ruyter Co.
Eugene Kelly, Of Eugene Kelly Co.
j. =. Schepeler, OF sctepoler 4 Co.
Chas. HozsJiel, Of Troust, Schmidt Il Co.
VIM h. Drake. Of Drake frothers
Geo. r. Dunning. supt. OF U. s. Assay Office.
Theodore Gentii. of Gentil Phipp.
BOARD OF EXPERTS.
DR. f. A. r. Bernard. President Of Columbia College and
School Of Mines, Pre- sdent of Board.
DIR. J. T. KimbsD. Mining Engineer. Viee-Piesdent OF
Board.
Dr.. John Torey, Director Of the U. $. Assay Oiiee
Dr.. Justm AdelbeTg OF Adeiberg Raymond
Dr.. Alex. Thppel. Meallurgical Engineer.
Prof Francis Vinton. Of le School Of Mines Of Columbia
College
Professor Thomas EslesOn r Of the School Of Mines Of
Colombia College.
Prof r. Chandler Of the School Of Mines Of Columbia
Colete
q: Elton Bnci, ESQ, OF Psr'I Buck.
W Z, TroW bridge esG.. Of the Novelty Iron Worn,
T. w. Raymond. esq. Secretary Of the Board.
Df HERMAN CoednoT, Geoogist and Mining ngneer.
GEO. d. H. GILLESPIE PIsDdspt
U6AkG RE KAY, sseIyIsyJ.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-19
Is LITERALLY ApJrsrEp AND PEOsPrII PAM
dlarb.e alantels.

UGUSTUS TABER Il BRO, Wholesals
n Dealers in ITALIAN and AMERICAN MARBLES, va,
5l3 Water.sf. New.N0rk Italian and American MaIoe ~
Blocks and Slabs constantly hand and cut TO order
MARBLE MANTELS-Now Is the time 70
purchase Nantes very cheap; 900 Msntsis on pane
which will sold very losg prices. A. hbAhtkS Ms
be Works No. lC9 East Egheen,hs, near IhId ave- !"
Y Cnt this out
MARBLE and MARBLEIZED SLATh
vi MAETLES.-RENOYAL-r e. STEWART has 70
moved his Marble and slate MeneW rom "a seas
a. 20 No Cos SIXTH AVE- at the junction Of Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-19
EMPIRE DOOR, SASH A


DARTNER WANTED, with from S3,OOo 70
i 5000 In an article well established. sure forum,
can be realized in from two years No brokers need
repy Address Tribune Offce for week &c NJ DkLANO
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-19
ansuranre Companies.
NEW.YORK FIRE INSURANCE co,
~ wALL.sTREET.
CASH HCAPITAL................ $780, GOO.

This Company has been In s1ocesfol operation 'or moro
han THIRTY YEARS. and continues to INSURE sssiDo
Loss and Damage by FIRE upon fsvoraoe Is 'm"
institutions.
ALL LOSES LITERALLY ApJrsTEp AND PEosPTIr fA@
DIRECTORS:
DANIEL UNDERHlLL President
Oliver IT, Jones William Haxun Chas. l. stewart
f.ssc 4 scvronr San1l j. Waripg Samuel y. Dodge.
Abr,barn B. Davis. {. r. Pfeiier Michael Ulschoe1ea
Sarl C. Harriot Syivanns beden Shss. u. Lew ,,r
Tohn r Andrew k VI. buchanan. Ethebert ). NILS
iosiab n Toyv William H-rtzeL Joseph A. Dreyloro
-, E,y.r Thomas Dayey James c. Quick.
William Depew. Henry j. Scndcef' James .n. W
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-19

L. - 900 TO l0,000.-A PARTNER, si-
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amount 10 increase manufacturing business addy esab
lshed wishing SAFE and profitable business may
address J. ". IL, Jersey City PostOfice
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-19

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