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The Placer herald., 1866-03-03
c o N r 1 II M ALTON ST II 0 n @,
OF IAN INTERESTING LETTER."

SACRAMENTO November %, 1865.
DEAR DoCroE:-I received your letter few
days since, asking for my photograph. which I
will attend to as soon as convenient. At present
am very busy on account of the stormy weather,
being out at all times, both night and day. and
am enjoying very good health, apprchending no
danger if properly careful, as every one should
be. have read my letter, published in the CALL.
and other papers, and have been asked several
times concerning it. and whether it is correct.
and say can vouch for its contents, and more
il required, and so can great many others who
knew me at that time remain your friend.
The Placer herald., 1866-03-03

HAVE ALSO ON HAND A WELL Sc
iected stock OF all kinds OF Goods. Farming I'm
plements, Hardware, Queensware, &c.
J.R. GWYNN.
Auburn, Feb. oath, l866.-3w
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WOOL CARDING.

The subscribers here by give notice tnat they
viii carry ON the Wool Cardng and Cloth Dress
ing rs heretofore in the town ot Brooksviil dur
ing tue present season. They would solicit the
patronage If their old customers and Il others
wto are DESTROYS of having first rate rlls. No
Will be spared to give satisfaction to all who may
entrust them with their work.
Thankful lor past iayors they hope by giving
Personal attention to their business, to receive an
increased SHARE of public patronage.
III nill, inIst he settled on delivery of work
when due. la order To have good Rolls the
wool should be we'll washed and sorted before be
Ing srut to mill.
~ Persons sending their Wool to Mil by our
tcal1, shcudhavo each package marked distinctly
name and r, sllonce- bcIuTo it Is sent.
Packages lclt with lsaace i. Goodwin, Pcnob-
,cut Charles H. CiesSon, North Scdgwick, John
. Sargent, Nelson ilorriek, Brouklin; Frank W
Holden, Mn, Torrey, John NJ. Lawry, Deer islc
Wm. Lymburner, ank Luther NJ. Bates, BLOCKS
viii, will be taken TO mill and returned.
j. & j. q. WALKER,
Gtooksville, May LIST, lSGG. 2ml7,
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PORTLAND a,,s. sa.GiEEA>
STEAMBOAT COMPANY
INLAND ROUTE.
Two Trips Per Week.

49,, The ucw, substantial, aud swift going
II = Gamer :" etfy al asich.,on".
>---,zcz7-T'--A, CHARLES DEEEINe, Master, viii
!. ave AiACIllA-PpEI evory Monday, aud Thurs
lay morning al, o'clock, for PORTLAND touch
inca ..............
J6NESPOET, MILLBEIpGE, MOUNT DESERT
o. w. ilarbor,) at IL A. M-SEpG"lCk at
T. M-DEER ISLE at l-30 +. M.-CAofiNE at
T.. NJ, and k0CkLANp. arriving in Portland
same evening.
Returning will leave PORTLAND Tuesday and
Friday evenings at lC o'clock, touching as above
aud reach Machiaaport Wednesday aud saturday
evenings.
STAGES ill be in readiness at all the landings
to carr Passenger to the nei5hoorlng towns.
This Steamer is $50 tons measurement-haS
large and we'll ventilated State keomS, New Fur
niture, Beds aud bedding, and in all respects ele-
,;t-tly ittod up tor passenscrs, anu has large
Freight rooms
,;uods forwarded from Portland by the Boston
and New York Steamers.
Passengers by the three o'clock train from Bos
ton ON their arrival a. Portland will be taken 10
the steamer with their baggage free Of charge.
= \ q e
Miilbrilga to Portland ..................S5. 500
: W. llarher /" .......' l'uu
Scdgwick beer / ale aud Castine, ..,..... 81, 90
: ". HaIbor 10 HockiAud ,...............S-,30
Sedgwiok, Deer lie and Castne 81 ,0e
Tickets to be had Of Agents, and ef the CLERK
on board.
-.s,Gickets sold, by rail or boat, to Boston,
New York, Nc.
loss y STtEDlVANT Gcn1 ACTS,
- Commercial st., Portland.
April IS, 1866. nyll-tfi1
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REASONS WHY THE
AMERICAN WATCH
Made at WALTHAM, MASS.

Is THE BEST.
1t is made Oh the best principle. Its francis com
posed of SOLID PLATES. NO jar can interfere with
the harmony of its working and no sudden shock
can damage Its machinery. Every piece is made and
flushed by machinery Itself famous for its novelty
us well as for its effectiveness and is therefore pro-
perly made. The watch Is what all mechanism
Should be- ACCURATE, SIMPLE, STRONG AND
ECONOMICAL. Except some uigl grades too cost
ly for general use, foreign watches are chiefly made
by women and boys. Such watches composed
of several hundred pieces, screwed aud rIvcted to-
goth r. and require constant repairs to keep them in
any Kind of order. All persons who have carried
"ancres,' "lepines" aud English Patent Levers"
are perfectly well aware of the truth of this state
mcnt.
AT the beginning of our enterprise, more than ten
years ago, it was first object to make thorough
y good low-priccd watch for the million, to AXE the
place of the { foreign impositons-the refuse OF
foreign fac ories-whieh were entirely unsaeabc at
home and perfectly worthless everywhere
How well we have accomplished this may be
understood from he fact that after many years of
public trial, we make MORE THAN HALF OF
ALL THE WATCHES SOLD IN THE UNITED
STATES, aud that other has given such uni
Nersal satisfaction. While this department Of our
perfect work, ut present engaged in the
manufacture of watches of the very HIGHEST
GRADE KNOWN TO CHRONOMETRY, mequalled
by ANYTHING hitherto made by ourselves, and
surpassed by anything made l. the world. For this
purpose we have the amplcst facilities. We have
erected an addition to our main building expressly
for this brinelI of business, and have filed it
with the best wo:kmen in our service. New ma
chimes aud appliances have bcca constructed, which
perform their work with consummatc dceacy and
cNactncss The choicest aud most appfoved mater
ais only u>ci, and chall 'nge comparison be
tween this grade of work aud the finest import
ed ehronometers. We do not pretend to sell our
watches for TESS mohey than foreign watches, but
we do assert without fear of contradiction that for
the same money product is iHeomparably superb
or. All our wachet of whatever grade are fully
warranted and this warrantce is good at all times
against us or our agents in all parts of the world.
CAUTION. The public are cautioned to buy only
Of respectable Dealers All persons selling counter
frits will he prosecuted.
ROBBINS, APPLETON, 6 co.
AotNl> IoE THE AMERICAN WATCH CoMrANN.
los Washington street, Buston.
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Pery Ddris Tegetabte Pam Killer!

Perry Ddris' Tegetabte PAN Killer!
THE GREAT FAMILY MEDICINE OF THE AGal
Pain Killer, taken internally should be adnterat
ed with milk or water, and swectcncd with sugar
if desired, or made into syrup with molasSes For
a Cough, few drops on sugar eaten will be more
effective than anything else. For Sore Throat gar
gle the throat with mixture of Pain Killer and
water, and relief is immediate, and the cure posi-
tive.
II should not be forgotten that the Pain Killer is
.,qunly as good to take internally. Each bottle is
wrapped with full directions for its use
PLEASE READ THE PRINTED DIRECTIONS.
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

The advertiser, having been restored to heath in
few weeks by very simple remedy, after hsFin
suffered for several years with severe lung afec-
ton and that dread disease, Consumptionis anxious
to make known 10 his owsuierers the means OF
cure.
To all who desire IT, he will send copy of the
prescription used free of charged with the drec-
tions, Tor preparing and using the same, which they
will find u SURF q re for CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA
BRONCHITIS, CorGns, Cptps and all Throat and
Lang affections The ouly object of the advertiser
sending the Prescription Is to benefit ,hc afflicted,
aud spread information which he conceive, To b" in
valuable, aud he hopes every sufferer will try his
r.ndy, rs 1t will cost them nothing, and may prove
blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, FEE, by return
,naii, will please address
REV. EbWABD \. WILSON,
Iyl Williamsburg, Kings Co. New York.
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"Buy me and I'll do you Good"
DIR. LANGLEY'S
Root and Herb Bitters.

This medicine is, without possibility OF doubt he
very best remedy known for the following and all
kindred diseases: INDIGESTION, Cestiucncss, Liner
Complaint Piles, Hedtiachs, Heartburn. Dyspepsia,
ness, DEBILITY, Jaandice, Fiataencg, Fom Stomach.
he.
by tie timely Of this medicine the blood is pur
flied. The appetite is restored. The system is
stronghold. The liver nvigora'cd. The breath is
swecteued The complexion is beau.ifed And the
cenrral health is
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

a Gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous
Debility Premature Decay, and all the, effects of
youthful ndscrcion will, for the sake of suffering
humanity send tree to al who need it, The recipe
aud directions for making the simple remedy by
which he was cured. sufferers wishing to profit by
the adscrtiiers experience can do SO by addressing
JOHN II. OGDEN,
lyl No. II, Chambers St. New York.
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7ESToHED,

The best Roots. Herbs and Bari enter into the
composition of this remedy, making it simple and
safe well unfailing for ali diseases oi
the blood
GEO. c. GOODWIN CO, Boston. For sale by
all druggists. Ini1
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Commissioner s Notice
For Sale.

NpEi; a license FROM the Court Of Probate
for iiaucG1l. County the interest bcl"n gin :
To the estate Of the hate illam Ghumberlain,
in his late hrmcsJead lot, and in the STOKE siere
lot occupied by Chas., aud John Z. Bridges, both
lying on Water street in Gastine.
The interest OF said estate, in sail lots, being
the rights Of redemption.
C. J. ABBOTT, Admr.
Castine june .. lsGG. -.
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LOST!

nm Saturday the second day of Juno lsG6, a
" note signed by c. l.. Delaittre for one hun.
dred aud hfty dollars, payable to the order of
". IL. Black at the ''Veazie Bank Agency" with
interest and endorsed "Demaud and notice waiy-
"Willia,a Ii Black" said note dated November
3Otb, 1865 and payable six months from date /;
any person finding the same will please hand it
10 j. H. Chamberlain, As it will be Of no sbenedt
to tho finder, payment having, been stopped, and
duplicate given instead.
2. II. HARDING.
Ellsworth, June 1tA lsuo. Il
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a,yREEDoM MOTT ICE.

Notice is hereby given that for a valuable con
sderation | have rclinquishcd to my son Charles
". Kincaid the remainder Of lis time during his
minority, and that shall claim none OF his earn
ings, NOR pay any OF his debts after this date.
WILLIAM kINCAtD.
Ellsworth, juno 9th, 1866. 3w2l
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5,a.e-c<a, 1gS TIE GREAT CAUSE
l.-5t>>Ss;e't OF
IL UNI an NJ i S cry .
Just PabliyFad,iH seated Enre1ope fTiccs'r cents
Lecture on the Nature, Treatment,
and Radical

Cure of semira.l Weakness SpermatorrhTo induced
hy -Ahuse; Law uulary Euunissi'nS, imp"irncJ,
Nerynus neIty and l5tslneuts to marriage renrral-
Is; Gou~umpt,a Epilepsy, and FITS Mental and lhysl~
chi ueal4cty &i,--Ey ROB J Ct IN EkNEL NJ,
b. Author Of tic "Gre#n hook, y Nc
w,rll-renawl,cd author i.thi' admirable Lecture
clearly proves from his experience that the awli
consequences II self Abuse may be ctac,Wtlly removed
S. haut medicine, aud without dangerous surgical onera
ii ms bouses strualts rings, eordals pointing
out a mode Of at certain aud electual, hy
wtcl every su rer no matter what his condition may
he may cure himself eheapiy privately, and radically
TINS lecture will prove boon thol.sand- ad thoas
audS.
sent unler seal, in plain envelope, to any address
cu receipt Of six ceuts two postage stamps ty az
blessing the publishers,
CHAs. J. C. KLINE, Il co,
1877 Bowery, New York. Post Office box l,asr
lAl ~
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Sale of Public Lands.


LAND OFFICE, Bangor, June L. SEQ.
I N pursuance OF law "s defined in chapter 5, Sec
U tion 80 Revised Statutes, Public Notice is here.
by given that the following Schedule Of Tracts and
Parcels OF Lands will he offered for sale on Saturday
the first day of September next, at Il O'clock noon,
/ at the Land Office in Bangor, ut a price per acre
not less than the minimum fixed in the advertised
/ list.
| The sale TO be by Sealed Proposals in conformity
with the provisions OF the foregoing Chapter and
section. which require that ten per ccntnln or the
minimum price OF the township part hail ac-
company each proposal which sum shall constitute
part OF, and be allowed ill., the cash payment to be
made upon the township or tract purcha ed
Payments required TO be one third cash, remain.
der in three promissory payable ANNUALLY in
one, TWO and three years, with satisfactory bond for
payment of stumpage.
The sum deposited by any other bdde who does
not become II purchaser, may be withdrawn by him
J al any time after the bids declared ID made.
FRAl'kLIN COUNTY.
Min. price
per acre.
Mt the minimum Of 81 600 for the tract, cts
North part OF No. ], X. 6, W. Il. IL. T.,
Remainder south half ,, "a, do,
iO,6li. 80
PISCATAQuIS COUNTY.
Sections No. !, ;, 6, Il, Il, % s "a, in Town
ship No :. r. II, ". b LIS l2So 40
ELLorsvIltt-Lots No. 4 Il. /; "a
Il. ?; >, D. q, :, :, II. 3; aud Gore, 1850
acres, %
AROosTooK COUNTY.
., Il. g. W. E. LIS, Sections No /, lo1l,
10 of B. nd OF II, 39i acres -
l.. Il. =, being :. ". and other parts re-
manning uhsuryeycd, si2 acres, 30
G. Il. =. W. + l.. s., at the minimum price
OF thirty cents per acre for the Town
ship; hfty cents for either quarter
and seventy five cents Tor selected see
lions Proposals deemed most ttyorn-
bic IN the aggregate viii be received.
- $50
f. II /, ". T.. Is.
sections No. Il; Lots / Sec. Is; See. Is;
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STOLEN.

ENRON SAM Beach near Moose Island Cove,
1 Thursday night, May Itch, lsG6. "A II foot
Reach Boat together with sail, oars. and other
materials Painted white, with red, black and
yellow streaks Whoever will return the same
or give the desired information, shall be suitably
rewarded DAVID GRO>S.
Greens Landing, Me. May llth, 1876. Is
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rs'flE subscriber having ether business demand
in. Lis whole Alteration, offers for 'alr tac
very dcsriLle location, known as th' i.9ff Pt'rs.
IVA aud oHe halt miles from Ellsworth Court
House, uud situated in >utry, Consisting Of
Gfty.tour acres divided into Til re, Pa tarase
and Wo,d land. y two story house with out
huil fiues attached also large 5trna Carriage
house, all OF which are in good repair, AMI sup
pliel with lrc-h spring water (Which never itllS)
trn1u m atlurruct, IN eXctlant shore privilege
IL as1 attacaed 10 tins place, For frtaer par
icullrs cIH at tn premises q C. Enlcrs' Ii,
Ellsworth.
L. G. EMERSON.
Ellsworth MAY Cd. IstG GwlI
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u / Il D..

Ellsworth May 2lst. Mrs. Sarah \. Higgins
aged IS years and months.
Surry-May 10th, Mr.. jacob Lord, aged 20
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4 Great Bargain !!

yHNlIE subscriber offers for sale, or rent, at a
GREAT BARGAIN, tho stand at the was;
end of Union River bridge, known as the
McCabe place.
It will be sold at very low price, and ON bet
ter terms than any other property in the place.
For particulars apply to ...,,..,,,e..,,-,,,
Ellsworth, June 18th, leG1. tel
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STATE or MAINE

STNTEO or MAINE
HANCOCK, sS.--Coart Of Probate, April Term, A
ID istpi.
lppn the foregoing petition, OFT red That sud
petitioner give pubic notice To all pcreuns Interested
bv causing c'py of the petition and this ordri
thefrou tu be published three wcrks sneerS>ivetv III
the Ellsworth Amrriean. newspaper published
Ellsworth, la said Ceahy, that they may appear At u
totft of Probate for SAL County,, to he. held at
Bl4pllill. III sad Comfy ga tic nth la} OF .iEh
tcNt, Il len Of the clock In the for, noon, .,.,r
show ril!.e, II any theg have Why the prayer Of IT,,
rct.tioutr should not be granted.
PARKER Tt OK, Judge.
\ true copy, GEO, 4. DYER, Register
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.

The celebrated DIR. DOW CONTINUES {" lrvotG his
entire time the treatment of all diseases ihed'hi
To the female system. An experience al tWthll
three enables Kim to gnafgut't speedy ana per
inlncili rtliei in the urst casfs oi A#iFF'Si"h dd
al oiker Menstrual arrangements, from "h"f'r'f
srssf All letters for adj, ice must contain II. bit'
M . Endicatt street, Boston.
N.B.-Board furnished 10 Hose WHO wi-h 10 II
Ei.u under treatment,
iioslon, June %, l>,il, YIN
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General Grant.

fE,illS stallion will be found at my stable in
4 Mailman, Mondays and Tuesdays. and at
tie Ellsworth stable on Saturdays. This horse
will be i've years old June 9TH, weighs 1000 lbs.
stands H. ~ hands high and of a black Oolor
This fine animal is graceful in form and action,
AMI for betto.l AMI speed eonnot Toe sanrlssed by
any hot,. OF his nE,. lie took the iltst premium
ut the lllaeae, County Fair.
Terms, single service Si,00, for the season
5000. WILLIAM GRANT,
WultLam, juno lst, lsGG 2m2o
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CHOL- J!

TN PEOPLE are preparing TO resist Cholera
| (and its .orcruuncTs Cholera MorhuS, Cramps,
pysen'cry, &c 10y keeping at Hand. ready Tor USE,
PAVlER'S ORIENTAL CHOLERA REMEDY,
The best known remedy, endorsed by the first Ply
siei1us and Medical Associations.
Iositiceig not made from onG i"sefieda Receipt
IL sells rapi ly. First class Druggists sell u
R5.B, + BRADBURY, md MANN CURTIS,
wholesale and retail Bangor wi?
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EtTCIlEIOls'S HAIR DYE.

The original and Bet in tIe World 1h. ou!s
trnr and reriee: Hair Dye. Harmless, i.cal'. AMI
AAtsut .l,ieons. Produces Immediately a >rleadid
Elack or natural Brown, without i1uring the Hair
ar skin. EcIGrdie, the i'll effect oi bad dies. sold
hy all Druggists Tie genuine i. sisnrd Titan \.
Esichclor. Also,
EEtiEN ATlNG EXTRACT OF MiLEEfIEt H.
Tor Restoring aud EcautIn ing tn. Hair.
ly3sr CiitEI - EATt liEEoR. New Yvtk
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llburklc's Cornet Method.

Compiled I-irely frou WORKS al Jones, Koeni&,
Levy and others. Containing Complete. Pro
gressve Instructions, followed by >oIic, Z"
Exercises, Lessons, studies and Arransa'
meats ifnni sire Is # Modern Operas. ~ M AZ h.
cw Arbuci.te. The most complete W nix Tor IT.,
CornU; I1bfi-lri, .tj.-t issued. i'ricr, = ~.
OLIVER pITSON < co. Publishers,
21z WashinE..n Street, Boost n
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StraVed or Stolen.

N straight on the back, snug built, with a
bell attached with a chain. Said COW left the
premises of the subscriber on Saturday the 9th.
Any person giving information where she is or
returning her, will be suitably rewarded.
AMBROSE 5. CAMPBELL.
Ellsworth, June IS, 1866
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-09
Amusrmeuts this Eveuiag.

ACADEMY or MUSIC-lrALIAs Orrni-THx tlrGuESors
wALLACK's THEATER-Mr. LxsrsR WALIAcK in Sns
STooPs TO CONQUER.
OLYMPIC THEATER-THK THRsn GuAsrNn
ElBLOs OARDEN-Mis MAGGIx MIrcnaM IN Her
NANCE. THs CHILD OF FoprUsa
WINTER GARDEN MIR and Mrs BARNEY WrLLfAns-
TINS LAKES oY kILLAKsKr-Ap HouR IN SEVILLE
LUCY RUsHTUN5 NEW-YoRK TliEATER-VALIASr
VALENTINE.
BROADWAY TnRATER-JoHS T.. owens CALEB
PLuHnaR Dor, on fHg CRICKET on THE liHAErH
WOODS THEATER-Ms. LUCILLE WESTERN IN SATAN
IN PARIS.
DoDwoRTH HALL-Mr +. Brn6sKns ANNUAL Cox
BARNUM's MUsEUM-MosEs; Or. ISRAEL IN Eerrr-
100 900 CURiosIIIEs-Aneruoon and Evening
FOXs OLD BOwERY THEATER-JAcK AND GILL
WENT uP HILL
NEW-YORK fRCUS-lirHsr.-EouE ouEsrRiAS AND Orx-
sAsrIo PERFoRsAScEs-JAsn ROBINSON, TIM BARK
BACK RIDER
BRYANTs MlNSTRRLS-CHALLks6H DAScE-PAwsDRo-
KgR's 0Bosr - TIN PAs ONION CLo6PEDALIrr - The
ELEPHANT.
BROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUslc-Mi" BArrxAE IL
LADy on LYONS
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-09
Rroadway Railroad Projects.

To the Editor Of The ~. r. 1riobns.
SIR: In behalf of the owners of property on
Broadway ask you to give place to their view OF the
Broadway Railroad question;
Three projects for Broadway Railroad have passed
the Assembly and now before tho State Senate ~
Albany for confirmation One is for railroad Under
ground the second for railroad Of the ordinary char
scter on the Surface OF tho street. and the third for an
Elevated railroad. TO run with dummy engine and
train OF cars on corrugated iron track at an elevation
of about le feet above the level Of the street.
That our city from It's geographical conformation
an elongated paralelogram. with all Its business at
one end and ts residences at the othergeaiy needs
increased facilities of transportation between north
and SOUTH is the first point 20 be concededi and then
the question will arise which OF the three proposed
roads promises most advantages to the travelling com
munity with least real detrment to the sorekeopers
and present holders Of real estate tho proposed line
Of Improvement
In regard 10 the Underground Railroad, this problem
ia easily answered The construction OF 1t must inev'
itaby take many years and as block at q time VIII
have to be rendered impossible by the tearing up OF the
sreet IN buid the road the interruption to
business must DO serious and Of q very protracted
charaoter 1t NAV also be doubted whether our citi'
,ens will ever scquesce in this subterranean means o
tran,portation while above ground roads such rs the
Third Sixth, Seventh and Eghth-ays. lines. on the
ur,ace are open to their choics and the ease OF tie
Thames Tunnel may be oited one In point which 'a'
never paid the first dollar to s stockholders and when
ia used by no Londoners though every stranger rushe'
10 see IT, a. one Of the great curiosities"
In rssasd 10 The Ilsvsssd reed. there ~ yss svs
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-09

Incorporating tire Citizens Mutual GasNght Com
pqny of Poughkeepsie
Idns for the erection Of public markets in New
York
Amending the act for the widening Of Broadway.
New York between Fiffvscyenih and Fftvninth-sts.
BILLS ORDERED TO THIRD READING.
To increase the salaries of members Of the Metropoi-
itan Police.
Mr.. T. MURPHY moved 20 amend by fixing the sala
ries Of p ,trOlmen at 81 200 per annum.
Mr. PERSON opposed the motion. saying it woud bo
better to give the Commissioners discretionary
power over the matter the bill now does in the pro-
vision fxug the salaries at g. l01 with power to in
crease to s 300.
Tie amendment was lost, and the bill ordered to o
third reading.
FIR the improvement of the Broadway pavement from
the Battery TO Fourteenth.st, New-YOrk
Adjourned until Monday evening.