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, 1866-06-13

CITE BONDS.
The city Of Chicago Will pay, Immediately, the July
interest such Of the City Bcnds As shall be pre-
snted at my ordce before The 21th instant. The In
tsrest on bonds not 70 presented will be paid In New
folk - usuM.
WALTER KTSBALI-
Ia fEgl5t C1tY Cannntta]]er.
, 1866-06-13
MISS TENNE8S e EEsB
NAR8S TENNESSEE,Y

MISS TENNE8$ EEs8
MasS TENNEssEE's
CHE Wonderful Child)
CHA Wonderful Chlld}
MAGNETIC BtFE HLIX1R,
MAGNETIC LIFE RIxtR,
FOB
CLEANa1N1TTHK BLOOD,
CLEANSING TIE BLOOD.
BEAUr1FYIEG THE COMPLEXION.
BEAuT1EYNa TUE COMPLEXION,
BkAUTIFY1NG TIE CoMPL :XIOy,
BEAUT1Ff1EG TUE COMPLEXION.
TIE GREAT SUCCESS this Eltxir has met with In
duted me- 10 put # before the public, kud al ask
10 gtTctt fats tt1af, and II Will then recommend It.
seu. 1t will remove Ill DARK spo.s, motns, pnpIta,
or auy eruption uF1n the 1xce bod3 and Will give
the complexion clear aud healthy co1or and II the
directions p opeEy toowed, thu skin vtl hecou1a
aluos. tzaasparens
hrdpeffect1y ha1niess, and haye wonderful effect
upcu Tho Liver, arn cleaning tho system or all other
impurities, And restore peraon to PERFECT health.
The properties and competition OF this Atfup wfre
made known to me when a child and IN Acl4isvoy-
ant 1talt; atce which have made c;utant use Of 1t
IN practice. and from the SUCCESS hare I'd
IN ts for the last eleven 1eass thought proper
bring 1t oefo . tho puo1tc-
P1erAErd only By s1as Feanessee, she great Clair
voy2ut, md Magnetic Doesres1. No. 431 West
Fiithss, below Mound. Ctnclnna,1, Ohio For s1lo by
af druggists In the Tinted Staes Price u per bottle
John D. PARK, Genara1 Agent,
Northeast corner Fourth and Walnut sts Cincinnati t.
Alto. 4. scoV1t- 76 Randoiph-st.. Cbiesxo. III.
my9-sS33-lBt-w,y.N-
, 1866-06-13

Prizes pala la gold. Information f1rriatad. The
highest Eates pssd for Doubloons and all kinds Of Gold
ard SuFes.
TAYLOR Co. nantess, 10 Taltat, New York.
FhN.3n '''
, 1866-06-13
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET.

TrEnAY EvEEx1. Ipne Il, 1A8,
The receipts AID shipments during the psst Iweu-
frrr hn1rN
, 1866-06-13
49,
$tM,cto@

Leaving bllsnce at the credit OF Prodt and
LOSS account, 1H58
This very Satisfactory result sdue. In great meas,
uze. to Causes which have beaehcaal1g a1ected the
BnnkIng and al other interests Of Canada during the
past year.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-02
The Tux commandment, Cssc.

Tho People ex rel Of james Dennis ag NJ T. Brennan.
Controller. g..
The rolator was one Of the Deputy Tax Com
missioners Of the City OF New.York; as such no was
entitled IN receive salary Of g. 600 per year. to be paid
by the Controller out Of the County treasury. his ap
pointaent was on the 4th Of May. 1859.
On tie 4th Of May. is64 Commissioners Of Taxes
and Assessments were appointed by the Controller Of
the City Of New-York. under supposed authority OF
the Act Of l6s ch 32 These Commissioners, on the
Goth of June s64 removed the relator from office and
appointed another person in his place, who performed
tie duties OF the Office until June 1865 when Toe Court
Of Appeals decided the appointment OF snch Conins'
on.r. 20 he illegal and the Commissioners were re-
stored 10 office August 1865 The Comnissoners h'neu
the Controller who the parties that we're entitled 20 oe
recognized holding office under them and among sho's per
son. the Re.ator Deputy Tax Comrlissiohrf,
This application for mAndsf1ns TO me oorouei W
reeng him pay the reator his salary no Deputy ihf ION
mis- .oner 20,h june 1854 TO the LIST day OF oetooe
1874 80, .,,...,,. ~ a.,
| relstor supe.l.d 70 the General Term
J f. Williams for lRelstor; r. UOorman Tor the Respond
en;s. ,,.r .- - - II,
| apuuc,iop ma this form shoIli not be granted
The writ Of naBdarns 10 never granted 10 enforce doubt
f righf Their. must be- clear Legal rieht 10 wnat asked
Ion both as 20 Inc sub.c. matter AMI Is TO ne parties People
AL Supervisors Of Greepe IL Bar SC 2I People sg Ca
~ Raud "a EAT ~ Ps9Rls ~ sgpevuars CaIiasI'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-02

A REMARKABLE WoRK.-The Atlantic and
Great Western Railway have issued their bonds for
loan Of $50 00O. 0c0 The work Of issuing them has
been completed by John r. Penn. esq, Of the eminent
firm Of Culver Penn & Co., bankers the trustee sign
ing mis- name as an Endorsement. As there are eooo
bonds OF 500 EACH We may imagine that Mr. Penn
had vas. work The trust is the largest ever held BY
any one man. and the bonds the arses' lot ever issued
by any one corporation in America MT PENIS name
was signed GO 900 times making $4,000 letters Esti
mating 400 signatures hour as the average rne 10
would take $50 hours to sign the whole number. In
some Of the country schools 1t Is considered severe
punishment to make lad write bis name on his slate
hundred tines II Mr.. PENIS trust is the largest held
BY any gentleman In Notwithstanding to the school
masters law of retributon-hs has suffered untold pun'
ishnent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-02

DONATION TO GEN. GRANT.-During Gen.
Grants recent visit to New.York, 10 was presented
with the FUN Of sO50o0. as testimonial OF the aT-
probation in which Lis eminent services are held oy
our leading citizens large number Of citHsps con-
tributed to the fund Among those VINO contributes
81. 600 and upward were;
w II. Aspinwull James Brown Henry Sisws u. d -
In Co., Daniel Drew, A. X Emo, rev. Lotoe'' ~
sasI LCsa BrG Duncan eu1r; ss'T@,p su, SS
Co., Ar,l1r Essry Edward t.ilesy, GsSrss opdyse !,
Co. spoaord Tie.ton L Co., Samuel q lerles W. y
nsy. T. " Fearing John Green, Grnnel, Miaiuu Coz
Uoy,'and Aspinwal Loounsn }. Johnsen Jane Lenor
ON samuel Wetmore John D. Wofe, NJ Q. Roberts Phelps
njsk Co w h. Ogden c. X. Garrison, Samuel PsraSn
| u. /. 4 l. slug. S. J. XtasA Weston GIag,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-02

DARITAN and DELAWARE BAY RAIL
Ii ROAD-On and after MONDAY, l2ih Feb, 1866 the
eIpres tsn for Camden viii be discontinued The Steamer
vii leave Pier No. g. Eorh River daily Sundays excepted
m connecting with train fof Manchester, Toms River,
Lotg Br1uch &C a.
FREIGHT FOR CAMDEN and internediat. stations will
be taken At Low RATES the 4 O'Clock line rescLin.
Camden the morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-02
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
SUPREME CoURT-Cn,xpKRs-MAkcul .-Before Justice
!SGRAHAM

DECISIONS.
Jno. u. Buckhout agt. francis j. Walker OF al.-
Motion granted aud reference ordered.
In re- the application OF Geo. r. Brown ss- James d.
Stevenson kc-horrrd TO referee t. Inquire snd report
whether anything and how much /, due for costs Sc.
bert NJ Palmer agt Jno. NJ Hodges-Motion granted on
defendant filing the u.ua' stipulation.
John Meughns a. sst O. r. Schmidt, jr-Motion denied
Francis I. Walker sg Security Petroleum Co.-OTdcr
granted.
o. w Msvhew srt. John Kelly 1t sl-Mo,ion denied.
Charles Carr uZ Mount Vernon Gas Light Co.-Motion
granted. ~,
Anna Lsughin A;t Isaac HolowsyMoton denied with
SO costs.
VIM j. B.hsn .gt Mary r. Behan.-Refsrcnce ordered to
INQUIRE into l. proper sum counsel fee aud a.imony.
Mitchell agt' b. i.h-Order settled
Aied Levy agt. O Il. Van Dyke-No,ior denied with
,eave 20 renew with papers payment o. costs
Before Justice bAKSARp.
Abraham Uotning agt. William Grove ct al. /;
julie, sgt tie sameAowauce OF 600 granted to
plaintiff. attorney, and > 800 to bsnoTes attorney
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-02
p.;,.deIubia Cattle MARKET.

PuuApELPuiA March l-Csttle demand fair prices, MAJ.
ke rather lowers sales Of LEO head beef at 10
al6, Hog, lower; sales 6OD head at Sl asa Sl4 y 100
net Cove lower s3Dd S65 So sheep hru and unchan ssd
sales Of go head at sadie y II eros. for u extra
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-02

MOTIF E.-The COMMITTEE On
n STREETS Of the Roara Of Aldermen vii meet On
SATURDAY. March , 1866, ! O'Clock the Cap
Der o. the BoaFd Of Alirnn to CONSIDER tip pfop,on' 10
extend Sixth couIec with West broAGwayi lfo
change The grade Of Worth ee from Broadway ~ Centre
st.ee,.
AL person inerelted In either q The above n,'ier
eue.ted 10 attend. MICHAEL MOTION
BFRNAED REILLY.
CHARLES NCBhlEN.
Committee on.St-ss.s.
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NETWORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD
is65 WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 1853
COMMENCING NOVEMBER 20, l96a
Panenger Station In New Yors corner Twenty 'e7en,hG.
and FourtA-aVs Entrance on Twenty -seyeLth-.L

Pauenger Station In New Yors corner Twenty seventh
AMI FogfsAaVs Entrance on Twenty seyeIth-.L
TRAINS LEAVE NEWBORN:
For View Haven. 100, 800 Ed l.D ELS, (HIJ
3oo, tEI.,l Us. 80 and 800 (EI,l ?. m.
For Bridgeport 100 800, Oil ll.J0 q u. II (ExJ
3co, (Er.l 3+5. 80 and 500 (EI,) p
Tor Milford, ard s,raori 100 llJ0 a M; 145, 49, p n
For tairhsld Southport AID Westpost, 100 LJOs H. 8 h.
app - - -, n, .,
40. tFI..l > 40. $50. 500 Tx. =
For Daren. 100. 8 %. ll.J0 g. ;J43 40 $50 p. m
Nor Greenwich. 100 30 ll30 AM IS, AZ $50 81 m
For strniord 100 go Ell go l3O m lll9, lbID
800 tn 3 -. 90 $50 TO. 900 En- .. IL. 40 g, a..
For Pot Chester ard Ltsrueiiste station AVb s'o 4L''
q m. - 49, $50. go. 100 D.
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston VIA SPIN ghed. 80 IN (Ex,) 800 tEIlaoo
.. m.
for BoI'on. via Shore Line. l2i5. tEI.) so0p. m.
tor Hartford and Springfield. $40 (EI'l LIS, 3co
Il T. 80 p. ~. - go,
for Conneccu, River Railroad 800 (EI) l2l3p N
10 Montreal 100 ?. III. TO Northampton. -
for Hartford Providence aud FlshAl Railroad 500, EI)
FOR New haven New London and stonnsOn Railroads.
eco ~. H. IS 800. go p. IN.
Fcr Caa. Rslroai. l2.l5 o. M 20 Northampton.
kor HousAtonic Railroad SA
For Nalsufuck Railroad 800 a M, 300 p. m
For D.nDury and NorwaE Railroad 100, 80 e. m, ~
commsdiou Sleeping Cars stiaeh.d 20 300 m train
JAMES II. HOYI. Sup-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-02

NOUVEAU MOSDE. Cspt. d. Nasucy FRIDAY, March O.
(New SIDE wheel steamer
CARING only CatiE Pgssea01f
The semiMouthy departure Of "a. Steamers just
eou pet-d will commence IN March.
PRICE or PASSAGE ~ COLD.
Frssr CABIy SI15 SFooNp CABLE $50
including table-Wine FOR either e.ass.
Passengers intending % land r-s will be- furnished here
with Ttoad c1uponicke;s aud their baggage checked to
Pa additions. charge 9 D. Tor and . Tor second
Nc6ici! dn,Hianc, re. Of chirgs.
Dor further iniormauouBppiv 70
GRO. MACkENzIE. Agent.
GsmOvei nom SO. to so. % Broad~sy)
~ rnh. y Boulevard dcs C,pucBes (Orsnd Hoteit
A. Eavre. WM. lsELlS & %
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ADAMANTINE BRICK PRESS.


WE PRESENT To the public the first and
w only BRICK MACHINE eyer !n vented which make.
PERrEOT PRisaED BRICK from pure cay. w1toua crack or
Oh ck and simple ~ Us construction ~ 20 recommend 20
general Substitute Tor any and =. brick machines
known b. the country.
u makes Birch smooth perfect and uniform in size and
quality cheaper than mud brcs De made aud
superior to any Philadelphia pressed brck ever otcrd In
ms bet.
The Machines made with RON eight noL. and
viii from 500 T. $3.50. TwpL0r-~ power will
no d. and fve.hofse power vii run sig7 mods
One mold VIII 1000 bricks IN IL hours and eight
mods -. 90
Tie brck thur made ipertons 20 moisture and
quenuy secure from the seton OF frost.
They ready burning hen d.scha god from the
chire-r.9uir- no handling dryusAnd may be imscdi
Ii.'y ,uti rc'ed 30 siy degree Of heat.
~ his process 4 manufacture che a'r and Fo'sp are 81
p-i.d from the by ~ p-forl'o which enter the
-rrsves N. fns pressure; conveniently EVERY BRICK
BUIjyS PERFECTLY WITHOUT CRACKlNG. Cl!ECK
,NG on WkRIlNG. and rNERY rRiCk 10 PERFECT
WHEN IT COMBS FROM THE KILN.
Tn Machine 10 now "a opertion H. Jesey City, where
cen be
II !. ony n~.essary for rrrctlc. business q, The
Mnchine In operation, and examine it. rTodrr' q p
WINGED thai j. cssned ~ woF enIe revolution In the
DsnufactuTr Of buck
We orr for sALE Rirl,. Of stses Cornc, Ci;i-, md
Towns upon reasonable tfus ntchnes 'ufuaed 10 oder
j. e.. NOOnRtF f President
{. J. CORNISH, Treasure.
. ~ WHllCOtb. Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-02
CrPREME COURT.-In the matter Of The

CUPREME COURT-In the matter OF the
y spI lcs,ion Ct the Mayor Aldermen and Comnonlty o.
n. CIV Of New YORK. relative % The WlDtIlNb 81
BROADWAY Tor Bioouin gdae Road between iy .e'eu'h
and uinih-strests in the City Of New NoIk-Pursusn
10 statutes such and provided the hayof hd'f
men and Conmonay Of tue City Of Nv" ora her by gave
that they intend 10 apply 70 tie Supreme Court Of ne
safe Of New Nok Special Term VI s.G Ion' "a b, hed
q. n. City Hall In tie C'iy Of New iork on saturday
the 24h DAY Of Marc 10 ct the opening 81 the Court On
that " there alter Counsel be heard Tor Tie
appointment # Commissioners u Estimate End Ascaaiel
the nboveeuted matter the nature and extent ~ the
prCvelent hereby intended g. the widening 81 bTosdwsy
Tor Rloouinedae Road between fifys-vrith snd FRY
ainihsrcet IN q City Of wYors ~ manner 10 o'inr
that beginning point on %. -usieIy hn", OF
s.e Of Broadway Or BoODiuri ae Road distant ~ eet
inches northerly the uorhrly line side q Fy''v
ruthstfeet and running thence n0rAey sHd pafhci III
the point the s9utisry ine Or SIDE '
ynn;stfeei DISSENT five hundred feet wes'Ty iron e
westerly l1 o. said Seventh syenu- urnos ~eseIy
the resut esterly line side Of Broadsay 'oT Eoonins
Road souteaeily along said lat MENTIONED
In 70 the point or p scr 81 beginning.
P1rsutu the provisions Of the Act o ~. Legislature o'
tb4 oil the State Of NoYork eIte1 an Ac anhoT
lin the Mfvor Aldermen ald COMMONLY a. ths Guy Of
New ork - widen Bro ivay Cox Doonuslae ROAD be-
tween f.fyeveuth and Fyriuhsic~ts, IN TIE Ciy o.
EeYo passed phi -, ll57Da'ec Sc%,i en- Fe''a
,rv 4, lad RICHARD O'GORMAN.
| Counsel 70 The Corporation.
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SUPERIOR coURr-sPKciAL TrEM-M,Rcu before
justice OARvIS.
DECISIONS.

Henry X Sheldon AIT. The Empire City Fire
Insurance Co John Clark at The y. j. Steam Navigation
Co, Chas webb ATT Wallace f. Groom; Herman II. Bun
ger e, a. Agt Wal ace L. Groom.-Motons granted.
Henry Schef ut. Calvin &. knoX-Moon extending time
.rant-d.
Chrs.ian Brand sgt Hiram Focht; Edward Lupton sg,.
Jas Jewett ~ cases; NJ Bda Csstasema Nlana sg Benz
Weinberg Motion, granted
Cha Burri AT. Jas &. Jewe-Motion ior commission
grAn.ed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-02

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-SPxciAL TgRs-MARcH /.
Before Judge tARDoL0.
DECISIONS.
Henry j. Tanner and Peter Noelke agt. VIM.
spM jarvis jr may be appointed Receiver without &c
curly.
Brewer ag MeGsn.-Mo,iou granted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-02

CATAsAUquA Pa. Feb. u, 1864. :
'I'1lE LElfIGH CRANE IRON COMPANY
have for SALE at their Works beam blowing Engines
Oow pTessuTe Steam Cy Under % inches diameter Blow
log Cy lnder 90 inches diameter all feet 6inch stroke
The Ennet are in good ORDER and he n operation
Of any time Having Just erected and very powerful
81 their works they have iuTier for those
abovencmed ind viii therefore sell them cheap for cash
Any further iuio.iua be obtained by Addressing
JOHN THOMAS. Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-02

COURT cALESDAR-THs DAY
SUpRcNg CoURT-CIRC CT-PART ll1.-Nos.
l5I 80 GIG 60 81 si4 So 0S 81 9lS sj, 800 COZ,
o.? "a 40 8l2 gs So. CHAnBEEsNos ~, T., ~, 80,
IIJ l.s IJl, 63J 10, LIS, l3l.
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CUPRENE COURT.-In the matter of the

-CUPREME COURT.-1n the matter OF The
application ~ The N1syor Aldermen frd Con uiousiy ~
City Of Newly ork. relative 70 The WlpENiHb end -
TENDING Of ANS.STREt T. rni FULION-sIktEI, 30 the
civ Of New Pursuant t. such utds
and provided she Mayer Aldermen md Commonay ~ the
City Of new oTk hereby give tc- that hey intend Co
py 20 the Supreme Court Of the state Of Newi On a. q
special Tenn o said Court. 20 be- held OF &c City Hal IN ne
civ of NewYo rs on SATURDAY the Path day o. March,
1870 opening Of the Court that day or soon tb"e
after a. be heard fo the appointment q on mi
soere Of Estimate and 3srssIeut above entitled mat
ter that he extent q tine Improvement hereby IL
tended widening and ending 4 Aupsf-et und al
ton seet said city a. manner following tEl ID 20 s1y on
tie uon,ry side oAuntrcei. between PaTkTow ard WI
asireei rnd on boL side o. Ann street between in-
street and Godtreet also both Noes q Fu street be-
tween vi liam siert and .aey ao % the tnu'hrry
lido O. Ful.on-sir-et between Ryder GALLEY and Wtef eri
n on the northsry side d futona.reet. between Front
street and souhsrec; in 'be CITY Of New loIt q. s4 SO IN
and derelted & certain map made by tdwIl boye CITY
Surveyor on file In the -e of the tcrk Of the Common
Council Of the City Of New orsDsed Nee.i cr'afy
u lgCS RICHARD C'GORNAN
Counsel 10 the C0rpofstior
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-02

III UkACE GkEELElT =" IIhUhl OF ~ =
u Wharf.-The AMERICAN CONFLICT IN TWO
VOLS BEAUTIFULLY ILLUSTRATED WITH lti
PORTRAITS On STEEL. NUMERCl, MAPS And
DlAGKANS OF BAITLEFILLDS. VIEWS, etc. ll5eI
CORES SOLD-The Of this History unparalleled
She work be completed 10 few monhsai the earliest
day on hich wepr pared history Of the late struggle can
H.. obi ned ID win be nc1mpa-aby superior % those wotAf
srsady pieed most Of winch written long be-
fore Gen Grant Report WIS maoe-
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Eelp Wanteo .
GENTS WANTED. -Now In press and WI

4 GLNIS WANILD.-NOW IN press and VIII
q a be ready soon. HEADLEYS HISTORY OF THE
WAR complete in two voumes also issued complete In one
soar The cheapest most Interesting, popular and
rauabe story Il the Rebellion published when i folly
cttesed by the enormous sale has reached Of ot Vol.
S-nes aId selling IN increased rapidly sold ony
by suo-rnton FXclBsva given FOR fu paftcu-
Ssrs send ,or circular. Address AMERICAN PUbLlSHlN
COMPANY Hartford. Conn
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f.rmbcr.

I CMBER-2r0. coo feet Dry Upper Qualities
= Zine 20 3iucii 11oOo9 fe-t Dry shipping cd Nv
t.cd Boz: 90 let Dry Pine Piece Boart. also -Frr-o
UA4 and Ash. lot SALI Low 90 close ward
McnRAM q %. -s.i ~ " ~ f-lIt,,nlh -. y Y.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEWER

CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY
~ -Ps,sengsr aud Freight Depo, IN Eewlork, foot Of
Ibey.t connects Hampton Junction with DeiaV
r;vsrna ant Western Railroad and a. Patton with the
Lrhsh Valley Railroad and it. cons forming direct
line P.tsbugh and che West without change Of also
- Great MIDDLE ROUTE TO TIE WEST.
Two Express Traius daily from tue West except Sundays
when evening train.
One train daily (eIcep, ss,ar1,ys) for III. oil region.
sixty miles and hours saved by this line 70 Chicago,
Cincinnati ST. Louis, &C, with but one change OF cara
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS.
Commencing Nov. 30 l86J-Le4ve Newlors rs follows:
Ate H. for Ea.ton. Mauch Chunk WiamsPort, Wilkes
bare, Mahsnoy City, etc.
NAIL TRAIy-At m. for Pennington. fsston, Water
Gap Scranton Nkesbarre. Great beud D.nghluton. etc
ga m.-Wes,ern Express Tor Fusion, Scranton, Great
Bend, Allentown Reading HARRISBURG Pittsburgh and the
West with but ole change OF cars " Cincinnati Chicago
and bat two changes 10 st. Louis
II TRAfS-For Esston, Allentown. Nauch Chunk.
Wike'barre, Wilamspors Reading 20 syle. Harrisburg
&c.
4 m-For Easton. Scranton. Great Bend Bethlehem,
Allentown, Mauch Chunk.
.p. m.-For Somsrvle and Femingt'n.
2. mEhpress train for the Oh Region and Erie, daily
except Saturday.
6.jO p m--For Somsrvile.
~ m.-For SomeTyile.
sp m.-WESTERN EXPRESS TRATN-For Hsston. Al.
leutown Reading Harrisburs Pittsburgh aud the West
Sleeping Cars through from Jersey City to Pittsburgas sy
evening. -
ELIZABETHPORT AND NEW YORK FERRY
Leave Newly ork rom foot LibertyE at 10 4:3O P m
Tickets FOR the West be obtained at tho Office OF the
Central Railroad Company foot Of LiDeItys, ~ r. at No
House Nos ri SO aud 94 Broadway and at tns
principa hotels JOSIAH q. srEARNs Superintendent.
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HUDSON RIVER and HARLEM Raj

HUDSON RIVER and HARLEM RAIL
ROhD-Op and after Monday jan 1866 trains for AL.
bany and Troy connecting with Northern and Western trains
will cave New York a. follows:
5.30 IN. via HUDSON River Railroad, Thiriiethst and
Tentb.ays. connecting with Cor North and West
10 via Hudson River Railroad connecting with North
. aud Western trains.
II via Harlem Railroad Twenty sixth st. aid Fourth
ave- connecting wiki raiDs lor North and West
345 D. via Hudson River HsiTOad connecting at Troy
with tran Montreal with s.eepiug.cars attached
ais p. via Harlem Railroad connecting at Albany with
Western trains snd ct Troy with r. and s. and T. and b.
roads for points North, with s-epng.cars attached
p via Hudson River Rar0sd sleeping cars from New
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Two CONTRACTORS.-S Separate Sealed Pro
POsALs each iudorsed with the tiie Of ia, wofk To-
Which n may be offered the date Of the Offering md the nar
Of the bidder will be received bt this Oce unt il O'Clock
a. IA OF THURSDAY, March for ine consirgeiion 81 ~"
FRS In the following streets VIZ EIGHTY III ND street
between hrd and Fourth avenues; FIRST AVENUE ron
iantylxh to Eighty fourth street with branches in b5h
and 9sth streets and IN FIRST AVENUE from si1yifst 20
srys.coud street with lateral branch IN cd street Also
fr the construction Of Stone block PANEhLNIo NJ FORTY
EVFNTH street, from Pnrk TO Madison 1es
In fKTY NINTH street. bswecn fourth nbd Lo rngtou
avenues and in FRONT street. Hoin Wal street to Maiden
lane
Specifications and blank iorus for tie bids can be obIed
THOMAS s1EPHFNS
ROBERT l.. DAIJiAOH.
A. W. CRAVEN,
Croton hqueduct Board.
Once CrOton Aqueape, Department, Feb. "a, 1866