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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-07-17
by Clopton i Miller,

by Ciopton i Miller,
Aucioneers and Real Estate agents,
No. u Twelfth street, between Main and FrtuA.a.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT For
Y SALE AT AUCTION Will he sold oil TIES
DAY. eth July. lstd, upon the pr, m.st' a.
O'Clock. p ~ on. most desirable SrlI Ding Luf
frouiiu. on Seventeenth street, cXtrndlu. back as
usual deuth.
TERN, A. sal..
" lc-?t CLoPToE / MILLER. Auc',""a.r.
By Clopton x Millor,
Auctiuuaers and Real Es.ai" A-"'.-.
No u Twelfth street, between Nam lli IINgt.. &c.,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-07-17
FOR RENT.

EOR RENT, II very desirable FUR
II NlsHEp HOUSE, IN complst" order, ~
situated an the west side Of Second ,trr,', be-. "a
tween Main and Franklin. suitable Tor r me ~
dium- size family. Possession can b. hAd In a !y|
days. Apply TO h. D. kACh"'
Real Estate Agent, Fourteenth s.sra'.
lI-3t. between Main aud Franklin
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-07-17

OFFICE r., .ASpP. RAILROAD CoAPASY,l
RtcHaoSp, July IL, 1868. !
WANTED IN NJ Ed \ 7 f L Y,
w TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND sILLS, de-
livered en- the line Of this road between Richmond
and Aquia creek, cf WHITE or POST OAK, eight
feet long, not less than nine inches diameter III
smail end, harked, rnd smoothly hewn to u thick
rsss of six inches clear Of any defect calculated
10 impair strength. No Siils viii be received I'M
der size A liberal Price will be paid.
Apply TO SECTION MASTERS o., on line OF road. or
10 w. n. BRAGG,
~ l?-lot Superintendent Road.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-07-17

EOR RENT, that LARGE, cOMMo.
DIuTS and PLEASANTLY Loo ArED -,
DWELLING tcontu ming lively" rooms M. I'D
800 Main between Third aud Fourth str'"r -
The house will be rented for three or Tor l"'tk1
months gs may be- pref, rrri, ami lrr three month,
with FURNITURE II desired. Possession s0'sA
LIST of August. . ..,,...,. -. cos.
10 .. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-07-17

DOOMS FOR RENT, suitable for a
III gentleman and wife orsingie gentlemen, ~
with or without board. Apply at No. CIV, AL
Eighth street beyond Leigh. my lo-ts .<A6
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-07-17

"IUEXS- AND. TAII<U" WAN1 LDs
GREEN HIDES, and : 80, ,r :
ALSO, TALLow for which the highest cash price
will be paid. o. II. CHALktEr 6CO;,-
Hide and Leather Dealers, thirteenth street, pc
tween Main and Cary. sp A.u-
|,ASH PAID FOR BONES.-Wanted,
" FIVE HUNDRED TONS BONES. Cash paid
on delivery. .mr,op 800.
my SIS b, 4. LAIhhoT' Akon'-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-07-17

EOR RENT, the BUILDING now oc-
Il cupied as the Dispatch printing h"n,"' "a
on Governor street, one door from Main I,.;a
Possession given in few week.-Mrs. soou a &zSAs
our new building on Tn. corner al Main All
Twelfth streets is completed. Apply At the pr
patch counting room. Je .'--s
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-09-08

great length for entire publication ia
our paper Tho following lricf .gnop
.,- and extracts presents it, leading tca
lures. though dc-poiirl Of rhetorical
finish and henut,
AFTER rccaWutiu- the horror. hard
ship. and prnsliu- of tie dradml
civil war through wbich We have Just
rassci and is dnal termination IN the
triumph Of the Federal army by which
slavery was abolished secession do
strp,cd and the MON preserved a6rr
invoking spirit Of mutuai forgiveness
aBl tarhearsuee anil ap an Il Of action
hF tHe mon IT MI sections in the com
mu cause Of restoring amilblr rpa
tilus rrestablishing justice and in re.
mentin4 the bonds and advancing the
glay md prosperity II the MON and
after drnyns che acquisition hy the
Government 10 tue contest just closed,
OF any additional power OF authority
over the States, NOR, than WIS ariei-
nllly conferred ty ibe Constitution tic
rights not delegated being ,till rc.
served 10 the states respectively. and o.
the reorle lih- position being ,ipdi
Gated hy 'he acts Of the Goy,rnmen, in
all is departments aud by the message.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-09-08


ryVhcrr essential TO freedom and fhc
spirit which prompts che state, and The
people lately in resurrection but in-ur-
gent uHN uo longer 90 protest against
the imposition ot unjust and degrading
conditions. makes them all the more
worthy 20 share iu the government Of %
free commonwealth and gives >tlll
firmer assurance of the future power
aud freedom Of the republic
After announcing that the war just
closed has not ouly Developed the re
sources ami strength of the government
unl by the final settlement Of the quo.
ton Of slavery paved the way for fu
ure unitg prace, and concord amongst
the different sections, but that il has
proved To lis beyond controversy ar
doubt bY the course pursued toward.
both ruutcnding parties by FOREIGN
power- that We must be- thc guardians
OF our own independence. and that 'he
principle. Of republican freedom we
represent can find among the nation. of
the earth no friend. or defenders h1t
ourselves, IL conclude %. follow.
We rall upon YOU therefore. fellow
citizens fs every consideration ct YOUR
own safety aud dignity lud lu tie utmr
of liberty throughout the world to
complete tho work of restoration and
paseg wbs.h che President 80 the Cnifad
States has So Well begun. and which
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-09-08
4 DOLLAR IN SPEC IL.

EsrtD in any other hons, ei'l
bus pa more ,bnn a dollar IN Grseu
backs will at
VI ED~ENHAM ~ co.
July 1866 nlb.U
TllE only firm IN Marshall WHICH re-
! iases e. mark aud sch their Goods at
specie rates s ....
VI RO-E\ilAN a co
ju5 :. l-G6 nlitl
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-09-08

Wuo Bntltst. lf' Zine !. said 70
be money certainly unt a low use il
inwyu- their debit HnWtrW ttr
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-09-08
Ntli'I, r..

AtNAMr Ea.le Trihc. NJ. B. J. % H
y e w., meets every "wednesday
evening
Marshall. June "a 1866
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-12
Pauseugers GATED.

FOR BREsT AND HAvRE-ln steamship Nopveau
Wa slan r r. wssn6arne as. T. Ws.buIn-, eos
Boarc,eault france Henry Msiard NewN ok Thee. Pa
pin Louis. Robert F,inbers Mr.. teinb"Ts children
PhIadnph,ai Dian de keruec Mime. Leone 0aot lie oonte
H. y St, Mare Bo.;on Chss Fouruivr Frame j. Schmidt
Bieter and child, Mr. Dors-u1 New York; Capt Dseng
Adoph lie Francois. Francis Gruneaane, Alexander ie
None Jules Hennlnt Augustus his D ho'ei 'u'e' L0''
FOR EWERPooL-ln steamship Alabans-D. H. Barber
of hrw.York; j. w Calvin II. PhlHp D: schuu,uc. rsns
ma; Mr. Ncolit. Mir DierInan, Mathew Taey d. csnsins
". W Lord Mr.. 0oodson aud wife, Jno IS. hoenr nnsn
Meroreh and children Mr winko aud wife Ali's Barnett
Vim Mcpherson, John ". Manson, Charles Dtbnys Hrp,y
Jos = seatrn Mrs Jas A. Vail and Others IN the se"rase
In Steamship Edinbureh-D. IL Barber j. w GAVIN n
b. Csslsns, ". " Lord MI Geedi.on aud ws JB Roche,
IT, Goodwin. d. Mcdonald, L. While D. Geresln Mr.. Mo
Nm I I' Joha " Manson c Dsbay., H. Greory.
Thomas Randall Manuel q. |vus Dr. John D seaton MA
70 R AsPfiNwALL-In steamship Henry Chauncey--
Ieut Commander A. pendergrsst. Wa skiddey ~ Z f.
and wife Capt HERMAN and four Males Robert McAul.y
Treis A. stevenson Hiram crowr and lady Geo Cha nrI:'
Rrd Poi Marcy seim Woodwork Charles Boydrp Pete,
Lyle Clarence Is. Hayward j. Bank, A. L. fssnsI. and
gill d s!bey and vide NJ, E. SymnOn; Mi Nina MAG
fisspyH Christie. Si Mrs Nancy LINN and children w fs's.
and son Mrs PIERCE John Wh,man and dausheI Jane I.
steele Johu James n. Il. De,lin, Joseph lsrv' 40
Vincent Taylor, ]. winast- H. T. Smith, Geos- n.y.
ton A. Chambers, CT ares Goodman Mira biscio~, mrs
Tr,.dway j. c. Temprn, j. T. Woods, Noah Batehsl1I'
Brn.on Bachelor, Terrce Brady GsorE- 8 ks,e, y o.
Nicholson Louis Pohn sod IN. following ohcrr' WIN
aud wife, Capt Perry Lieut. Hale, Lieut., Ke-ny ~ NJ
FOR SAvANNAfk-in steamer San Saivsdoi-y n na.
Brown Miss Kat. Hall. Mis-. Appleton Mr. u Hubbard ssf
ctnJ, & Mitchell. T.. MAsrlder j. pup snsa S go,
= Ismbsr..sn' H. Mekrnncr;, W; j. wrsly ~
Moore h. Miner. H. C. Wayne MI o1u'.sr ana xiic
en- Bro~a. D. r. Bo;woth IT, Mr.: s,, y: =. s,s,'n;
w.. ~ r. Mc,erdy, A. r. bay and sister L. lipPmsn
y. and G. z. Jennings. C. tray Z. Harm. k,ns an
sr,..I W T. fIlmaas Y, h. Vaughn j. saa g. Muisas,
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Pa,zod A. Amber w merrill sna wife, @. W. Peck I'D ID
Ter, L. Henry. wife and child o. 4. Alien. d. b. Co
Van Sycle, Mr. Lewis q. a. Morgan and II. Enden sn(
brother. }; b: Stripping. C. NJ. Lawprry w. Share DE-
fullerstock. Mrs. NJ White child and servant, w Swift L.
uomans J. Roeder. J. Acl rr, C. Mnize A. Dorsey Mrs
Wilson, ~ Everett. O. Bolton. and 20 ss-ersge. .a =
FOR CHABLESION-Ia steamship Quaker City-Miss
Leery Miss L. n. Brown Mrs pringl-. hiss Whie ard
iasif Miss Kennedy Mise hszzad, miss Hart, Ass A.
bown Miss henderson Mrs aszd-n and sistet Mira For
yth aud maid, the Hon. JOAN Va Buren, Mr. and Ms Stuy
yesai MI ostrr MIR. r. a. latbrop Mr. Mr. Miller.
Hr bronson aud wife, George o. MuDgr w. G. Brow ina
ana we sr horontn wife. Mr.. Rossing n Wesendonck.
y, r. = LAZARUS pit j. spring H. spnier z: Cray r..
mss Golez Miss Rosale and ar n Hat, Nj Mrnkr. hs
Jane T. Moore Mrs. John belts. Mira Cram. A. hunii
MIS-. " aiJs, j. X Cefl, J. II. Green, Capt. Hunt snS
wife w. Mckinney and - ecrsge pa eess
FOR NkW-ORLEAhS-in steam nip Cen Gput-Jscos
BALDWIN, Jno: Bradley, g. Eaton, Jotn Kemp. Mrs IA.
White, c. a Noise X J. Jsneau. Rev H. Encsu Bishop
Maitin A. w Weir, Martin Aarv, Mrs NJ s. Belur Miss
Jane Y. II. Scranton Richard Greener Vim. D.s.<bdof
C. II. Chase aud lady Mis- Annie stoer bi.s biary
B. w Berefedic aud WIFE O. Jones ard lady. Jsu-s
l.. Purdy, d. Edsrrey Pierre Hubert and lady John
Luck, +. L. liter, David Appeobein.
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Arrived.

Steamship Bo.phorous orr, Asxslder Philadelphia
Tai scott ETos 90.
steamship Ern ttrh uttne Livtrp0'i WIN hasv sns
pass. to Nat steam Nav. Co -
Strsu,.hip r. &. k,gh Dents washagou " hour. with
udss to h. h. lumalrl. 90. 40 81,
steamship Malta (Br), Mscausy Liverpool Feb ~ win
ndse to T. CtsgI 81,
Steamship Mecedita w lafns. Mob- te5 ~ VIA navsn'
March with uld Q. TO Sm.h punning. =.
Steamship K x. Cnyl.E Do.ari, Nvs-OresD> March },
nds. and pass 10 Uarrson Al.-s. a, ID,
Steamship Missouri, >ocuui Sc" Ors"ns' m'H-Sa ~"a
u,rs~ al q p4sA TO Garrison ALen :,
lumber o Jed frye y % 49,
,rhr Msria Lnnt, Boynt n izAbrthpot inr so-' on
srhr Iollu Cousins klizA9~ hport ~ ProsdSnes.
ScLr VIM u. Car.i. krey zAo, .hport 9 lrovefnoe
sehr Advance Foster h kabeth, los froy idrI'ee
schr Mary Saw yer. EIiz Del, p'rt ior PTovJsUe
Schr I,ddie Roberts tlzabe p,rt tor tal hlver.
Schr Anna II. Edward, Ellis, tau kyer
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Ppsssu-ers arrived.

FROM LIvERPoOL-In steam hip Erin Mr. snd Mrs }.
Mis-, " Gooawiu' a. Hen2Ts' MI. Hey Miss Barlow
Alr and AlIs G Rye and three cbidI,n, J. Z. Mckay
child NJ aud blfs w. souier jr., Mr. and Mrs krs.r az
son j. r. S,ratoH w Ceary Z. Barlow John MUIR, Tbeo
Muller. Cad Muller, aud 81 IN the st,rrsge.
Cndabeck + G. Chica, Raphari T.. Dairy. j. Rossnsn
NJ Cunningham, H. c. k'mba und wife, - kifKbride +; Il.
Taylor q. Z. Clark r. j. Carroll. Miss Mary iog-r WIN.
Ford Jas. Newton. " w. BUD, A. faten ;. Me- cry jas
,ieady, L. Porch, 81 bod'ut j. tsndonnsy. an. M.sse
d. hG w. IL. BIsow, Jas. kreie, j. 4. Ersk in Jas. w
Cram. a. Burns Geo. Forsyth, II C. Den,ons, MARIN H.
Lchman, T. O: Isyie j.. Mockey. ). L. Wilkins. Charlie
s. ~ Adams, W H. Adams Ssasser W " Iewsiyn "a
WIFE, A. h. Bowen, Lieary y: }. Richardson; r. Lewis
Mrs. frisDee and Chester wilson }. Far, n. silver
Carson Mrs. oiocb. aud 10 In The ste-rsge
FROM GREiToWS tNic.l bin Steamship Santiago Dc
H. d. kct nioDd Judge iosJth on Max some-,en. seae
Eismiso Calszo w. h. OF Nj Cem'pis, MI, darlington
daughter, Nj Scarosdrr' Mr. Cohen, Nr trons Mr. ~
lett biz. D.anan and cid Mir. 'mpir, III. S,dg WICK "a
Arrnieeld MT. supcr Mi, Edwards, Nj qrav, NJ, Lda,
NJ: Nh, H. sis,' M ihoma., M5; os'dI lon
npsi Mr. aud '' Ms % s and . son ar. Vows
MI Liz ngon and wife M,. JOe.yn, Jons., H..
aeiOsnch Rich soan Joae.. M hohman and wlie' 20
ars Dutigted. Mr Compton,, vile and to children Ms
Pinay and VIII M burch ens wc ary v" a. ooDsi si-
David''n and wife Mes 10 Collins Taylor "ezel berans.
Lewis Fitzgerald Levson, Buckley Mole EN-, uti.r lamp
BELL Rene Lewis shea nsrana, JONES. lrown Mr kyaa.
wile and clld Air Weston vile and cbid Job" Rosefs
br Mr. Disand Rlf Kob.r, Mrs Re- noss and eni4
hE. and bis sslkrnbu sh DR. and hlrs "o'd aud enid
MIR Robins and cnId blf Wilkinson, Easb wife md We
CHI dren Tno. Sounn Mr. E.u, Mr. snd Mis-. Re rehid.
A. tairchi d. Mr anu Mrs Arnold M NJ rrison. blrs Cur
rant, Mrs knn Col Temp on. Nj shearer' eis Nv"
Mr. Maitland air. Howell Mir BANTER Mr.. Qniuts sIl.e,
Hendrick on. Mrs McMinIir two children, r ciytc.
his. strauss 1lrs. Eoe Mrs Watson, Mrs Joha.on nin
Nad MI and bis Alien and chioen Mr.. Norton; Mr. Brad
ling Miss A. smith ar Notion AZ. Obiru. Dir Pea 20.
M Martin. Dir. Stescn ME Amy. Mrs PEI Ars tis,cas
hrs. 4. Hatch Ms. R~ssn and child, Sir "ss,
Murray Gardn, Wilson, slowed Vau Ousdy Ws.hsn, h~'
ly Robs Manchester. CovngtOn Saith fddy LevFl tos.
4.
h.eer Gshan Nrirce C4Pp Tnirsit ami three hsndfsd
and hily IN the steersge.
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Avrivcl SUNDAY. Morch II.

Steamship Moneka Mar-hnan Charleston 9Th ioa nifss
and ps.. 10 Livingston foI Co 18th inst. 80 AN,
"a. .-a hrs~ u. s. steamer towing noritor .
Steamship Ssutisro ubs, snrh, or-ytown. Nc Arh
with 5<s To te CrDtrsl AieTcsn ITszsit o. ufh
it Levi. Mssuch passenger died OF Consumption sse ~ss
buried at sea. ~
Brig Independence tof ArchAt oucb- Kiisston. JAM ~
DAYS. with loewood Nc., 70 Il. y. Small o. " .
Brig Kate. McUouss, tisifsX. 10 days. with sh% ~
Snit -rs Co.
WlND-At sunset e.
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MewsOrawdgl-

r., .Ao.,.v p,,en Bow-r b-ue for Ms,asords 9Th inst
49,. go, 30, ..bofs ct To~nsrnas u. Cape May, snd
%. no. OF py shs Coast wecsiAy Co., and srv' this
sas tMb Tbs schooner Psim State Of hsrwch hence
-. v~st q the tune and pss andhia
her h.s been Tended o. the beach the ssAoe~~s ~
nrohshiv 10 sos 81
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v'HE NORTH AMERICAN LLOYD's new
4 uue % hr.i-cs-- fiewhrei steamers between Hh"'
YORK and BREM MN. viz Caves TOE t1mrsny hss@ en- IN
r.a tbr hf riass stract ri SSON, 900 tIua q" H. r..
lOWHER Com to leave 18th MARCH for Ff"men having
lust completed extensive repairs and consde1by ihGra-'u
her speed . -, H.. ,.i,,. T.,
Prtes Of Passage payable In gold or ~ equVaeht' l'
Cabin 1906: 20 Cabin Sjl so stecrase ~ ~
70! FREIGHT and Passare apply 10 =.
IInEK LKOS.. l,rnrraL Aeents, No - Hciv.t-st.
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4afi~d.

st..m.by, He.yv Cbsuuo-y HermauW Caledonia Var
Cruz, Nouvs.s Monde, Ednbars Louesra, Linda Zodiac
Quaker y. virgini, tiisa I-rys az, oisnt' ouan
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or EEW-YORK March 10

CLEARED.
Steamship Raleigh Walker Ne~-orleans iving'to"' fes
Co.
steamship Bat,eras Parrish Norfolk City and Port Rich
Steamship OIaucus Gun BOSTON Neptune Steamship Con
steamship Ellen s. Terry Besr.e Newberns. C. Coed
steamship Dirio, Sherwood. Portland H. b. Cromwell
Steamer Henry Chsuncey. Gray Aph wall, Pacific Mail s
5. Co nj,
Steamer Louisiana tBrl, Tnoapon' L'vorPoo, NAioas
st. sahip Vera Cruz Murray Vera Cruz sud Havana c.
stesu.hip vigiuia Daniels. Galveston William. Guios
Steamship Gcu Uraut Holmes New'Ori-sn' H. D. '''~
steamship Monterey. Whitman, Erw-orlean. j. A. Ray
steamship San Salvador Atkins Savannah, Garrison Al
Steamship Gen Barnes Mortou savannah, Livinesioo
stram.np Quaker City, West. Charleston A L-ary
St-auu ship Zodiac. Chiids Desuoft Murray -. Co
steamship Niagara Gu b. Norfolk City foi" asd hiea
steamship John Gibson Young. Alersndr. II. b. Cro1
steamship A-Iandris, Hstriek Phi sdepha
Ship Christopher iiail Addy. Shangbse G. Jewen Co
Ship 10 ocAs Nickel-, HasTe BOYD tiiIcA-n.
BARI Primo (islj, De Bnrbarir, belfast b. Phillips
Bark Persia. Holm. Crous,sdt w Ropes Co
Bars Hyscs tBr.l, Robnso". Bueno' Ayres d X Dewo
Barb Haydn Gubecl). sttiien Penarb"oo. W.
Bari r. injury. it,. Muh,a. Por Prince. r Murra, u
Barb Qackstrp Orr. Fos-r Mas. Iinj. 10 Winning
Bsrk VIOLA Webster saw annal Bret, Son Go.
Bark G. DYER Simm9ns. Phi ID phit, feck Church
X rk Tbersd Bow dom, IN s1e phis ih-yrr Saigrlt
Bak Union. Ulu,r Nassau, J. u. Atw'l Co.
bafk lNorwes Ai.1n. Coz tnhaern per oroe
Funch, Mrlncke WrI.t.
Bris Amer. Adams Ayre n rl-stOn Ilpp"r Bestt'e
Brg Hannah LIME dbl. Cafgey era .saz, D. D. >ass
Bri. Gsrrlle Eeshod Brj Dsssoy. Gibraltar z. Fran
ca ,,rl
Brig Na,d of rim tBr lssel biirs, Jones' Tough
Iri. Der, sish lord. AIaiafzss Nalsh a ,svef.
Hem Drlan IA. Tee -
Bris PEDRO Pickett, Jsc1ouyiie. Peck Church
Schr j. b. small tD'., 9t,v n, Sisai snd Campsecsy
L-sycruit Go. r,...
Scbr Rob, Pa.nsr Wa on, Aps achic,ln z. Post
Steamship {. s. Groves. Mckee 81 AarAs T. ID. hufsb@
schr H. J. RAYMOND ELLSWORTH savanpHh. Davis Go.
self Sarah " oostrr Leland Savannah Brown 'snde<
bi.
Schr Cstawanesk PACKARD Oeosge.owa, D L., Doiinsf
Potter. - !. o..
Schr H. Nichols, brown Pser.buse. Van hr.nI Ssshs
Scir Clara ArIiick Mont gpneTy Phi 'sgelptia
SIR l. Mackenzie, E-nize. DsLyeIB !. :. I'M r4ham
Scl Julia Crawford. Bac&ley, Baltimore, bea.y Santa
go. A. +,
Nc LTerdy 4 Co - q.
Scbr Vim flint Howard. Nin.in ton. Morrsy. F-iis =
Co. ,, Az Ar
Co. - g., NJ. : r, 49,.
Schr Urish 1absths Abrams, Baltimore, d. Dede'.
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1lroposals.
OrYIcE oY ma srnEgr CosxIssiosEE.

No CITY HALL bROOKLYN
PROPOSALS for LIGHTING the Streets OF
L TIE Ci"i VI BRDOhLIN.
SEALLD PROPOSALS viii be- received by the G. nnon
COUNT g tie Mayors Oth;-. Until MONDAY, March IL,
l66 ocaek o. M for the lighting u thr streets OF Tue
Cy o. r1ot viii Gas any ofhtr material Of sl u IN
r. u dhy GIT night for year; $50 oT tis iefu
" spab@ 10 the specifications pfovdoo theieio'
ht 10 tie 'lc~ Of the sire tComnlissionef 81, g..
BLANKS ,r Esraing furnished at the once o. 'io '"'e'
Cpfi "a rI.r. nud other vii BE- considered ,
iforc considered nniess nceon p-h'o WIN D
60 r . ig Of surrtss of 5000 zach. on -ach
pro- l. n qusi g th~r rcspousibltyi tha VI
he cofr.f ard.s o. t. parry proposng - Nl
cone ..f biz surety it. iaitu > ri fuaucri and
in a. ,!, neglect execute the coutrtc' 20
rs, fdr1 te ue tlry vii pey 20 the CITY o. broofn we
dH.r between a.. Jrcr piopo-ed end tie price o. the
-. ish-s bidder WHOM tire oonirar nay be- aw aded
Proposal. 90 be- lndorsed the Common ouncH SPECIFY
n. H.. .,,rtb 10y order Of the Common Council.
J. OAKLEY kODlNt,
p,o.,I,r 81, 2g i96G Street Com u4is slonrr
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Eeqal Notites.

CThTE Of New-lOrk, City and County OF
y N.w.YorL ss-1be nndersignsd the President ana
director. Of tic BOND WIN COAL CohPANhi 90
h,by certify That under the corporate nAms Of the BOND
I.n ioa Company mi, Corporation organized Oct 70
1854 pursuant tie ruyisious OF an act entitled An ny 10
sui the i2iustion oil CORPORATIONS ,ef n
mcdaniel or chemical pnrpose- pessrd FEB H. iaso ana
~ IN .v raj acfs rrtendng and dng sad act The 90
ct, for which the Company l. Organized Ge the mining ana
- inc OF coal transaction OF business IN pursuance q"
bs hov obrcts The OF H.. capital stock was aed
=, dollars IN the original csfttrhte OF moor
,a,.f,n and on the day Of Nav. A. ID. 1909, was M
by woe OF orkho DIS Fifty thousand dollar and
a.. certificates required by law duly HE'D ana the
amount the capital stock now Is fiiy thousand dos me
I'm Of Istr,ce 81 said Company twrniy years from th
M day of October A. ID. 1874 The number OF shairs
hici The sock consists IL hive thon.shd spd thc
otnbe Of who manage the concern OF 'aid coh
- il VI. and t. names Of those elected fot the prrtenl
Yer are benjamin ". Blanchard WIN H. BART stephen "
falaw.u Joseph ". Guppy aud Andrew NJ D. Davis Inc
vas formed or tho purr0s Of carrying on 'oe
80 =, ~ bsin-.s out OF the State Of New Ok namely ~
fsnv.r Mexican County, Pennylvana and te names %
49, fwp and County stated In the original certificate o. ~
which the principal part oil tie busih's
nj III, ompsny within this State 70 I've tThseieo arc '
CITY Of New ior, Va the County o. NV OH. .sia Com
-. ie,d iu New York Jan. 0. 1876. which was i'Fisry
ras as required by Law, II was voted BY
a., yo thirds OF stock 10 move The principal once o
49, opay to airolton aud to establish branch once IN
,erefore do hereby certify that the Of the Town
md Connt, I'm the principal part Of the business oil
ompsay within this state Is 10 be transacted are on r. ID
the County OF nii'fsueo, ana o1on o V "
III 'ho w b. ". BLASCHARD,P President
" T. G H6ArHa }rm,.ec..
c;,o,s County Of Eeo York Son this 24ih Day Of Jan
President Of the Bond Vein COaI company ana
w. n Karr Jo.@ph w. Guppy and Andrew M DsNs
TRUSTEES # said ompay to ne hnown 70 DC w J H. IA
sorr ne. aid acknowledged that they ssned the
80 h, the purposes tbertin mentioned -, 49,,
''''' ~ J. u. WHITE, Notary Public New'iofA'
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Otfan GteGmers.
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY's
i IMRnLEM LINE 10 lALIELI,NIA

DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY's
Il THROUGH LINE 10 CALIFORNIA,
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAIL
leave Pier ~ North River foot o. Canss 1t II O'Clock
on LIST llth and 2ist of every mouth eIcep. when
those fall Sunday snd then preceding Shtur
dsyL for ASPlNWALL, counsc rg, via Panama Kai~a
with Of the Company sean6hps from Panama Tor
SAN FRANCISCO touching at ACAPULCO
MARCH.
ls.-ARIZONA connecting with GOLDEN CITY.
IOih-HEEEY CHAUNCEY connectin. With ST. LOUIS.
2lst-NENYORk. CONNECTING with sECRAMENIO
Departures of s and Dist connect ith steamers
for SOUTH PACIFIC PORTS. 1t aud nh for CEN.
TRIAL AMERICAN PORTS Those Of the LIST touch at
NANZANlLLO.
BAGGAGE checked through. One Hundred Pounds allowed
each adult.
An experienced Surgeon board Medicines and attend
free.
For PASSAGE Tickets further information, apply at the
Companys Ticket Ofhcc, the Wharf loot OF Cana st.
North RivoT, AewioTA. -.
Z W @. RFLLOWS. AGENT.
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yTNITED PIANO-FORrE MAtEGs

u No. "a WALKEK-sT. Nev-ioiE.
Our Company brinz compO..d entirely o -n+l1r
sorkIn-u enabled TO rToduc- C.-' ] f '.-'O-
forte THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE.
Every instrument guaranteed Tor I've co.'s
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Ecst an6 founo.

7 OST -CERTIFICATE No. 1898, Ophir
Silver Mining Company; IL shares in Of ;. M.
JOHNSON The public cautioned evainss negotiating
transfer has been stopped suitable tor itl
return will be paid by j. NJ HARTSH0REE q BRO, No.
IS Exchange. place.
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CTEAM TO LIVERPOOL, CALLING AT
y ESSIOwS-Tlr Imam Line, saiiiuS seioi-"esa
~ "a ryine che United STATES Mals. .... -
CRY on NEwGORk............sA SATURDAY MARCH Il
my OF TOSION..............sA'rf RDa !. MARCH y
CITY or CORN .WEDSi spAl. MARCH sS
.na e,cb succeeding StIlAuAl ana MGbNEsDAI,
Al po Don from Pier No. ., North liisef.
RATES OF "a SAGE
r. the mail steamer sailing every .sfnr ily: .
TlRsT CABiN........sl20i sTK TRACE SIS
10 London.......... l15l To London.......... -
~ Pafi. ........... - To Paiis'''.'.....''' %
PAYABLE I GOLD -
Passage by the "Wednesday steamers: First Cahin 91i
ste-iase as Psyab.r ~ ;. currency.
Pa..~ngsfs sl-o forwarded to HAVE bsm0ug' bremen
&c sf moderate rate. go,
sscrscr passage Liyorpool OF Ourenso"9 ~ so.
or NJ, .ouvAsnt lrko,. can be bought here BY persons
sending Tor their frieid-
fof further Information spply At thr 'onpnhy on'.s