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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-06
HUDSON RIVER and HARLEM RAILROADS.

Monday MAY a. 1896 trains for Albany and Troy
connecting with Northern Western trains VIII leave Newio
follows . -.,., .
Tl5 NJ Express Hudson River Railroad Thirteth st.
through Buffalo and Suspension Bridge without
connecting Troy with uains for Rutland Bur
lngion and Montreal.
10 m Mail train Hudson River Railroad connecting at Albany
with Western trains, AZ Troy with trains for the North
Harlem Railroad Twenty xth.st and
Chatham western Tor
Springs Pttshed Se. d Albany with tram, io est ava AZ
TOY trains of sarsosa Springs Rutland Burlington and Mon
treal =.
n Expres. train Hudson River Railroad. connecting At
Albany Trains West and at Troy with sna Tor Montreal
a. Fspress Harlem Railroad connecting at Chatham
with Troy with train for Rutland, Burlington
and Montreal.
o. m Express train uJson River Railroad with sleepngcar
attached and through Suspension Bridge without
Also Sleeping Car day excepting Saturdays at
Ogdsnsbuh, without change VIA
W. and o. Railroad THIS tram viii run on SUNDAY 0oHnse
ton fer Troy will be made at f.. Albany. 49,,
II D. M train River Railroad with sleeping car
Asny and Troy in the morning aud connecting win
''''"' ~ '''~ WM H. VANDERBILT. Vice President
TRIE RAILWAY.-Trains leave Depot foot OF
H Chamoers-st, PsyOnis Fsrry' NJ, s.,... nttt
m. Day Express. Rochester Buffalo Salamanca Donkk
and all points West and South. -,
$50 a NJ, Way Train. daily TO Otssils
m, Express Mail. Buffalo. oAamanca and west
Up M. Way FRAN Midd etown
$50 n m WAY. for Port Jeryis Newburgh' Wsrwck
bO n m Nirht Express, Buffalo Salamanca aud Duukuk
D. m dgnning Express daily, for Butslo, Salamanca.
Dunkirk. aud all points West and south -
sp m, Emgrsnt Train, daily. Tor the West. -, =, CO,
Express Trains in direct eonnscSn wi, AZ ana
W. n HAM OsnI Pass. Agent.
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HEsRY II. LEEDS. AuctOEeer
HENRY III. LEEDS Il MINER will sell by AUG
WEDNESDAY, June g.
At n O'Clock their Salesro0s, No. 80 LibeTtyst,
SPECIAL SALE

WEDNESDAY. June g.
." SPECIAL. SALE
0hNAli' "I DIES RUM whistles, GIN, &c,
BRANpEspURq FREREs ceIARErs and WHITE WINES.
AE sSSH {S CO. az Ri ssi 81 an. ssp Sparkling e
MORT 1 CH1N6oHs CiAaPAoNEs, ImPestltiOO Of 4
ViglcoGEsos < Fills RoDERER caAMrAGSES, part m
s2 RoRr SE sn$S ss. DS sa 6 1910 and 1883
sHERRiEs, vINT. 1851 to 1894
BRkksNaEleS a fSss s6FhRDs 1888 1876, and 1870
TISE GROWERS AND BENAULrs imported in Gases. part |.
Very sne OLD BOURBON and RYE WHISTLES from f'rr.o
$c5fSH I'D iSysa wgIsEy imported in la'r
s CASES MEDAR SWAN GIN, bottled in sched'~ Imported
guaranteed imported being ss% the ess
make or the and products Of alaEse native vine
All goods Of their boiling viii bear their private seal aud
Libel
Catalogue on the oh u samples morning Of sale No other
r COLE, Auctioneer-E Sale of elegant
so HASSSs SD COLES s. STsSs VII!
June y 99cf n me The S Doo S be.atiu
ha Fourth ed Fnl.ye: and d SIntS T ISsi
ONCE yS ssgS PS'd s @P HS @ particulars the
cHIxs ouARrKRxAsrsRs oyyloE pSror o. wsH1IsserOs}
II ARUE DALE OF AflM1 WAOONc AhDO-
IL LANCES HARNESS, SCRAP IRON. &c.
VIII be sold public auction under the direction q Beye Bn
Cen c. H. Tompkins Quartermsser at LINCOLN DEPOT Wash
ngton c. on MONDAY June IL 1856 at 10 oclocS afss
Of QUARTERMASTERS STORES, consisting Of a0..
is5 Army Wagons Is Army Wagons with Hay Raek' u two hers
IL Wagons Watering Css ~ Light Carts Stw
Aubusnces. Buggy 094 single Harness. IA Saddles
25o Scrap Chain, 600 old Wgen AXES 20 Coll Chain
1862 Pipe, l65 Scrap Iron, 25TT n Lead 3o9 Scsp
Steel Scrap Tongue Irons HI 900 Sc Brake Irons o
N old Wagon Tire, 200 Sash with Glass,
1876 Taow Wagon and Ambulance Wheels WheebIrows Blan'
Buckets Chains Haer Wrenees Ay smiths Bellows.
Portable Forges Planes Barrels Ketles, Stoves, &c.
This property has been but large portion Of stu ser
viceabe Goo 80.
removed within Eve days rom dats GALE
Terms; Cash. In Government fuada D. h. NCkEh
Bv Maj Gen and Chief Quartefmaster Depot Of Washnstos
ID c. BULKLEY, Auetioneer, 20
VIII on TUESDAY June ~ 1866 ct II o'clock at the
Exchange salsroom III Broadway the valuable lot with thu
buildings No ia Greens between Pnnee and
Houston Lot IS by lO0 ,
plot ground in Brooklyn side Of Coas
blast from Mdd4gh st. % feed inches by o
Maps a the office. No. - W atst Jauneey Court
VNO BE SOLD THIS DAY at Auction-32 volumes
l. Of ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWsl also, large lot Of
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, at J. BOGARTS Auction Rooms.
corner Of Frankfort and Wi1iaiu-sts
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GREAT PUBLIC SALE
" OF
DELAWARE LANDS, w

The LARoEsr DEsRABLE VALUABLE RsAL EsrArx 10
III, r s,yns s 5 S14.s % !. o s1.
change q some WI Ssrs.rs oa and .s pss
Eox%ELEs HOTEL e. iRE ny r. ia TUNE
j.. fsGm sssd RoTaWEIIs CHOICE til. town
containing 500 ACRES $50 Of which cleared resi-.
dae wood cripple &C. Budo new s%D' .nd ,oS.tpa ~.
SySs Handsomely Fsr% T. Ts ,
o S R Farm ssa LES s5oa. three miles from tn.
residue opp new =; 1S:'s and :s.. %.
waeed This farm las peach orchard of 5000 oaolSs
FRUIT all In bearing , ,,, 49,,
G s a E% a scss 20 S' ss S Al. % s
s9s uCnd s .s wSGe 'SD s SgDNGs s -
seven hedsehy waied There is ysE PEACH ORCHARD 90
No. 1 b' a eARs8 i FLAeE S S0SS s I ms.
ee us and Dnd residue & &C. BGpNes new s's sm ne
and substantial Jd highly Ia proved and divided fields
3Si F@ @sAfs 5 pssT @ FsR about four miles
s0% % nome essS 1nS
nS d n l s'1 d BlFI aE 's aS S M da m miles
from the town, containing 800 ACRES go Of which cleared
tSio" T @ would dvd to a s ns" wo asss and
wen adapted growing Hay raising stock &C. as well " grain and
NOTE-These FARMS taken whole, agricultural
Coz StS" and they tisy viii yOraS
convenient the DELAwARv RAILROAD The sarHs ASP Ds
miles Of the srKansoAT L.sDIse .sd The ssrRsA c.SE.
handsomely fitted and cleaned Up 1900, ~.
No IA lot Of MARSH LAND IN Dutch Neck containing 900
ACRES mostly good moving marsh o, -,
No S-The LINE KILNs SHEDS and OFFICE, with Water
Lot of about az the SMYRNA LANpIsG.
No "a good GRANARf SMYRNA Landing - feet wide BY
IL feet deep capable OF storing 1000 BUSHELS OF ORAiS WIN %
feet Of wharf aud running 200 feet deep containing about oas
No IO.-A Iare rood GRANARY at Smyrna Landing 10 fot
capable 10 900 BUSHELS GRAIN With
and running no feet deep containing about osa
ACRE, with large Lime Sheds thereon.
No liza Water Lot known the SHIP YARD on smyrna
Landing adjoining Bridge, containing about acre
Plots lard be sold be the Office Of the sub
scrbr Title parcel ard UNREASONABLE The Wheas
and the undersigned the oshe crops 90 wth
tine land sold. !. .-.-. e. .
d within 30 days from day Of sale and the resitas
IN five equal annual moDs the the LIT day Of Jolly D.
1851 and the interest the whole unpaid purchase money tbs
e Of payeat of The Credit portion extending
Ave years be secured by Judgment bond and mortgage o. tnr
PsR CENT Of the whole purchase noaeJ
must be forfeited unless the terms ara
Piled otherwise will be treated part Of The pay
ment OEo. W. SD"'
Smyrna Delaware May LIST. 1866 ~.
HORSES Rockaways, Phaetons, Buggles Depo,
Wagons Baggage Wagons Harness, saddery, &C, new and
AZ Ancion kRlDA1 mott eth
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NETWORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD.
- 1866 SUMMER ADVANCEMENT 1885,
COMMENCING MAY. IA. 1905


Passenger Station In EswYor Tweutv seventies. and
Fourhays Entrance on twenty 'eyenih''r
TRAINS LEAVE EEw-Yokki
For Nsw-Hsvsn. 100 sOOtEnJ Il.1ol m i'iS E1j 800
ro s i'd s So s. 49, e. ns nj AIS ErJ 900
r., Mill M 20 ss ana sss oS & M as srm
fo Fsrdsid Southport and ws.tpo oO SIS $50
For Now.t 100 aOo CEI go. II m iai-, CEIJ 800
Vi fcr G s,fS 100 go il % laas 80 s'on%
Tor Stamford 100 IL ~ $50 ll1oa lala En) 2Is,
aG o. s 1s.sr sSa l Ssia.s aS s ..os m a m
AIS ''a 40 @'0' CO coS ~ B n TRAINS.
For Boston via Springfield 800 TX 800 (Erso,
for so.,so via ia shore Line s I &Hs as 400 H.
For Connecticut s River Railroad CEI pisp onion
fc Providence and Fishk Railroad AGO. tEI mi
FOR New Haven New. London stOuinOn Railroad 500
~ f ,aii c.n si aairOaa. iis Northampton
tot iiOa.siopiea l Railroad ga M 3d an
fo Nsosslack R1l N 800 . m 100 % D. NJ
''@~''''u' 'S'p"s A' JAMES Il. HoYT suo.
II ONG ISLAND RAILROAD, Spring Time Table,
WV S So May me- Ssa sy . and way stations"
S5 .H c so %y SS S
MORRIS and ESSEX RAILROAD COMPANY
Foo, q and 1ss , SS, III H Sys Tl y a'
Mail Express for stations Of Mi0urn at iloP Morris
low" h'p'"" 'r $. SCHOOL, Assistant superatr lsa'.
NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD.-Trains leave foot of
eSnpS as s.l2 for and n ssa u and
o ia. aud ~ midnight
DARITAN and DELAWARE BAY RAILROAD
III COMPANION and after FRIDAY, June !, the JESSE
HOYT passenger boat OF this Road will leave Pier No g North
River Duesi aud Port Monmouth Win uans
for the following points the Rod;
Express Line for Camden direct taking passengers 10
Red Bank Branch FMmin gdae Point Pleasant Bheksburg
Manchester Toms River Woodmsnsie Bauesa shanong Tucker
ton ASTON and all Camden aud Atlantic
: Railroad Through to Camden IN hyc hours Fare, 81 -
From Pier No. o. and g. Is nom fief NO . 'of toIt
Monmouth Highlands Mlddeown. Shrewsbury EaoD,own ocean
port banehpo Lopg Brsaeh sn.'s Ses sl's M RS and
Camden fare ~.
Camden
TRAINS LEAVE CAMDEN;
Express a M arriving In New-lOrk az $50
Frciga. a y. arriving in Newly ork at
NewAoik a. S<Y
a. IN. and stopping al Pier No Z, North River. i ,,,
A baggage must Pier No. ~ none will be
received At Pier No g. W. n CLAYTON supt
1NIIE HARD RUBBER CRAVAT is not soiled BY
n dust stained by Precipitation.
esHf hs~@'
Observation-Disclosures Reels, Hooks, Nets,
4 FsEs.. s.s--. P~s~dav and Shot. lc
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HEsRr II. LEEDS. Aue,ieneer.
"FNRY III. LEEDS &, MINER wi

JENRY H. LEEDS g. MINER will sell by Auc-
ton on THURSDAY June at l0i O'clock at the private
residence Broadway between Twenty sixth and Twenty
seventh sts HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, consisting Of BRUISED.
and uaran suite 10 Satin Brocsee rosewood
marbetOp Tables black walnut Extension Tables oak csne
Cornices mahogany and rosewood Bededs
hogany Dressing Bureaus Nashsand mahogany
Csrsin H. c. Fesshe and Hair Mattresses Bosters Pillows Wool
Blankets. &c. &c.
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HORSES, RockawayS, Phaetons Buggies, Depo,
Ii Wagons Baggage Wagons Harness, ssddey, &C. new mo
second hand for SALE FRIDAY next eth inst
D. m wishing offer their Horses &c. at ths soovs
as' WIZ Pea's give OUT" " H. DIsBRow No. Libertyl.
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obstruction.

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A BOARDING aud DAY SCHOOL for SALE.
~ Pleasantly located well established and prosperous Inquire oil
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ELLSW ORTH's Model Business College Connected
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242 West Twenty sixth st. between Seventh ana
Eighth-aves
THE HARD RUBBER CRAVAT always retains
l. its proper shape and neat appearance
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EIsuING-TACKLE.-R Oda Reels Hooks. Nets,
I; D. CROOK, No, 20 Fullons.
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IFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.

CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY-
~ Passenger and Freight Depot in New York foot OF Liberty
s. connects Hampton with Delaware Lackswanna
Railroad and Eason with the Legh Valley Rail
IT, connection forming dec line 70 Psbnrgh and the
West. without chang OF car. ,>,,, M, rrr ,,,rsr
Three Express Trains daily from the West except Sundays when
on train in the evening. :. 90 %, 80 ..
SIXTY hours saved by this line to Chicago Cincn
natl 81 Louis with but change Of cars
SPRING ARRANGEMENTS
CommencnK May q, i366-Leave New York "a follows:
Weconnecs at Eason with tram Tor
M,uch Chunk Mliamsport Wikssbsrrs, Mshanoy City etc
MAIL IRAfS-At for Remington Esston. Water Gap
Scranton Wkesbarre Great Bend PiOn, Binghamton etc
Ga m-Nes,en Express for Esston, Allentown Harrisburg
Pittsburgh tue West with but change Of cars to Cincinnati
OF Chicago changes % ST. Louis Connects at ar-
rbufg Northern Central and Philadelphia and Erie Roads Tor
Il n Tsars-Fof Esmon Allentown mauch Chunk, Reading
Pott.ylle. HaTrisBuTg &c.
Mach Chunk
D. m.--For Somerylie aud Pennington.
6.l5 p. ul-fOr som ~ryile
20 m.-For Some5vile.
p m.-wEsrERS EMPRESS TRAfN-For Eastou Alien
town Reading Harrisburg. Pittsburgh and the West.
jersey City Pittsburgh evening
obtaled the office the
Railroad New Of Lbertyst n r. at No Asor
House 56 pa Broadway and a. the principal hotels
JOSIAH d. SrEARNS. Superintendent.
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il)eooins CARDS. &s.
~i}rofrssioital Notices.

DETURNED.-d. d. HAMMOND, M. d., OF
No ~ Eas. formerly fFysi ss
Paris bis Summer residence at koes
ys H. NERVOUS DEBILITY &C., cured b Correspondents
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Passenger Station In EswYo corner Twenv seventies.
Fourthays Entrance twenty -seyenth-st
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IL A CONFEDERATE NOVEL OF GREAT POWER, which
il bound 10 have lsr-este
One volume l2mo Price 81 IS -, N.
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so ia romance making the work dOubly inee
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ecssh terstnre good deal Of politics in proportion TO
The book and battles ofhe late war; as seen nom me
Southern standpoint come out strong. ..o
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4 LIVERPOOL GLASGOW. and the IRISH PORTS
The hvore PASSENGER Steamers Ct
THE ANCHOR LINE
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Rates Of passage payable In currency
To Liverpool. Gasgow, Belfast, Deny, Dubhn
Cabins 30 aud 97ei Steerafe 30
these Ncw1oTk en- For nfthe
Information apply a. the Company oficeA
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FINANCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
DAILY UNION 0FFIcE, 7
Nashville, June 2, 1866. !
The Cincinnati Commercial says:

Nashville, June y 1900. }
The Cincinnati Commercial says:
The Produce market has but little ami
nation. The demand for Flour is confined
priueipally to the better grades, and 10
make a market for round lots concessions in
nrices must be made. Good brands of sound
superfne can 10 bought at - 80. A sale
Of choice superiHe al $40 was reported, but
that was doubtless a favOrite Brand that
would pass easily as extra. We would quote
the range at S9a9 - for superfne, Sl0all
Tor extra, and SIlal2 for family; though, aB
heretofore often remarked on 60 quiet q
market, the brand regulates the price, and
prevents quotation within any arbitrary
Tu
Wheat Of the better grades was dull to-
day, and accurate quotations still more
difficult than they have been. No. 2Spring
was quoted at various figures, ranging from
81 SOL 7j. This can only be accounted
for on the presumption that the sales were
not made on inspection standard, but on
classification of the persons reporting. Re
ecied was sold as low as 81 So for good
average Of grain; No. l Spring is quoted
nOmiually at S2aZ 05, and extra at g lea .
/ >; No. new Fell sold at s. 25 No. l is
quoted at 81 35,2 40, and extra new az 81 As
az so, but these figures appesr TO be ex-
tfeme. There n very little old Red 10 be
had. The range is given for IL nomioally
at s. 4Oa2 40 The demand FOR any grade
"a almost wholly for milling, and quite
limited at that.
Corn has stilTened in price, so that, in
bulk, It bears quotati N at Gls62c, and sack
ed, at 7la72c. There is very little doing in
Ear.
oats are higher. A sale at canal ives
quoted at soc. This figure is extreme, how
ever, and 53a54c more nearly rtpresents the
market for No. l, and 47a4Sc. for No 2.
Strictly choice Rye was sold as high as
95c. This was exceptional, however, S5a90c
fai-ly representing the market, for Nos. 2
and /.
Barley, Of the best quality, continues to
be scarce. Choice Canaaa Spring commands
81 30, sad choice Fall a. 40. lnferior.is
slow Of sale, but It has shown some i'm
provement, and what was lately almost
entirely without a market now commands
75aS5c.
WHISKY sells at 81 2 for free, and 24c for
bonded.
Cotton is dull, with SIC as a nominal out
side price.
Provisions had quiet, and for some
things, rather easy market. Mess Pork
sold at S3l.
Lard Is steady at DE.
Bulk Shoulders are held at BE packed, or
its equivalent loose. Bulk Sides are held at
at l6c loose; sales Of light are made at I524c;
heavy would readily command that figure.
Clear Bulk Sides are held az H. &c. Bulk
Hams at lSlzc.
Bacon Shoulders are quiet at 14I4c. Ba-
con Sides at l7Jac. Bacon Clear Sides are
firm at Ice.
Sugar cured Hams are unchanged.
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We AL

The suffering millions in on and 10 give mis-
remedy trial conyircots that by it's timely ,ae
rlany may be relieved, many cu.ed Of Dyspepsia
Heartburn, Sour Stomach, Sick Headacne, Dizz
ness, Indigestion, Piles, Costiveness, Bilious At
tacks, Liver Complaints, Rheumatic Affections 6e
Read the Pamphlet Of Testimonials with ga, h bot
tie, and do not use the medicine against the advice
Of your Physician.
Manufactured only BY TARRANT h Co, az .
Greenwich street, New York.
~ FOR sale oY all Druggists. nnv4 "
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TARRANT Co.

TARRANT q Co.:
Gentlenen-i am resident OF Curacao, and have
been disposed TO write to you concerning the rea
value Of your SBbTIER APERIENr as remedy
for Indigestion and dyspepsia. desire TO expires.
70 you my sincere gratitude for the great benefit ths
SELL Ter has done my wife.
For four or FIVE years my vie has been sadiy
afflicted with Dyspepsia, and alter ing under the
treatment Of several Doctors for two or three years
she was hnally induced 10 seek the Elyce Of !
learned Physician, Doctor Cabialis, Of Venezuela
who Immediately treated her with your EFER.
VE5CENT SELTIER APERIENT, she began Ia
improve at once, and Is now PERFECTLY WELL
feel II to De my duty for the good Of humanity 10
make this statement feeling thai medicine so val
liable should bo widely known.
Trusting you will give this publicity, and repeat.
ing ny earnest gratitude and thsnks.
lam very respectfully yours,
$. ID. Q. HENRIQUhP,
New York, June q, 'G5. Merchant Curacao, 5. A.
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