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THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC
FOR 1865.
Second Edition.

THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC
FOR 1868.
This POPULAR POLITICAL AND STATISTICAL
ANNUAL CONTAINS:
ASTRONOMICAL DEPARTMENT;
Eclpses for the year 1866.
Lunar aud Planetary COnjunctions
Conjunction Of Planets and other Aspects
New and Valuable Tide Tables for 100 Place.
Jswish and Nahomedsn Calendars.
Table OF sirty-one Bright Stars.
eoLITcAL DRPARrxEsr:
United States Government, Minister, ke
Senators and Representative of XxxIxh Congress-
Laws Passed at the last Session of Congress.
Public Resolutions and Proc.rnationA
slavehoders' Rebellion, OF Chronicle Of War Events.
The Union Party in isssResolu0ns Of the Union State
Conventions on Reconstruction and Impartial Suffrage.
Impartial Sudrage-Laws in the Several States
The Constitutional Amendment.
The Second Inaugural Address OF President Lincoln
President johnson Reconstruction and Impartial Suffrage
ELECTION RETURNS for 1865, carefully compiled and
compared with fsrmer Elections for THs TRIsuxs
ALMANAC.
Territorial Election Returns for 1885,
States of the Union Capitals Governor Time Of Meeting
Of Legislatures Time Of State Electiona
The Territories Of the Union-thef Capitals and Governors
Popular Vote President by States In 1854 1860 and s
Foresu Countries Form Of Government Rulers Cspitss
Area Population, kc., &c.
PRICE % CENTS. SEVEN P0ST.PAID,. ONE
DOLLAR
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BY EXPRESS.
ADDRESS ORDERS CwITH CASH McLOsED)
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Cost Gno founo.
proposals.
o,vrcr o, THE D.ror cr,nrzmxA,rxR,
Fonr LYAvEswoEru. Kansas. Dec. H. i,s.
PROPOSALS. FOR ARMY TRANSPORTS

PROPOSALS FOR ARMY TRANSPORTA-
TION-s,s ed Proposals will be received ., this Office
until II O'Clock the 3diy o January 1906 for the trans
porsion Of military snppes during the yesi 1916, On the io
owing routes ,n,
and other depo,s that may be established during the above
wear on the west bank Of the Missouri RIVER north Of Fort
posts OF stations that rnsy 4b,hed in the Terrific
re. Nebraska Dscosh Idsho end utah south Of latitude
he Territory Of Colorado north Of degrees north Bidders
to state hs rate Per 100 pounds per io' re. which they
will transport said stores. each oitee months from April 10
EourK No. l-FIom Fort. Lesveuworth and Riley, In the
State Of Kansas and the town Of ksnsas In the state o
Missouri to any posts stations n may be ssab.
hed state Of Ksnsss, in tho Territory Of Colorado
F"r, end to Fort Union n M or other depot
that may be designated IN that Tsrrory to tor GAr.nd ana
the rate per 100 pourd pr 100 r. which they viii
por, .aid n each OF the mouths from April to sepscm
kourE No. s-from Fort Union OF such other d.po.
may be o.tbl.b.d in The territory Of fswnsI,co 10 sn5
such posts stations Iiy be do'gpased In the territory
of Arzcua State Of longitude los degrees
:. %s Which fy 'as 'Ss %
from June % Nos,mS n.o,i,s Of the year iesS .,,..A
100000 pound. on route Ne 100000 pounds On route
No additions cen,sse will be paid for the transports
to Of bacon lard bread pine lumber shingles or any other
Bidder. should give their names in fnll q wen their
places s-nce and each proposal should be accompanied
By bond In the sum ten thousand dollars signed by TWO
il aw uded n-oned in the proposal To the
parties proposing the will be accepted aud entered
into and good aud sufficient security furnished by sad par.
irs In accordance with the terms of this Advertisement
The Of bonds required from the contractors will Be
| 40 follows:
% Rnns 10 Observation-Disclosures. 2OoO0O
IN Rou. M, 6o,OO0
Ssctoy evidence OF the loyalty aud solvency o each
bidder and person offered as security viii be required
ProposAls un be- iDdorsed; .
"Proposals Army Transportation on Route No - 2'
or tbs may be- and none will b, cnertnnrd nn-
tisem-nL
Psre. whom swsrds made must be prepared to exe-
cute aud to the required bonds tor the
faithful performance Of the same. - -
Contracts will be made subject 10 the approval OF the Quar-
General but the Is 10 re~Tvsd 10 REJECT any OF
oil bids that nsy he offered.
BE- In readiness for service by the ls day
of April 1866 and they will be required to hsve psrs OF
business or agency the vicinity iorts Leavenwort
and Union and other depos that be established At
which tney may be communicated with promptly and readily
BY order Of the Qnarermaster General.
j. A. POTTER Colonel and Chief Qusrtermaster
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MERRY'S MUSEUM,
The Children's Old Friend.

Merry and new every month in the year Contains the
b-. Stories Descriptions Essays Poes Pictures and Fz'
res Prizes qven monthly solving PozIes and valuable
Premiums for obtaining ubcrbers also liberal induce
rnents Agents. hpe steel engraving Of Lieut. Gen .ant
win he ,en In the January number s subscribers
al 50 per year In sdvance Is cents single copies Address
j N STEARNS, No. III Fulton.st.. N. y. City.
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IA Consisting of IA Acres be divided into two farms
and suitable manufacturing purposes having Io feet OF
the front Of said pscs and gravel shore karol
depot within 100 yards Of said place with trains every "
minutes The land unsurpassed for fertility Tho fences
ore all snd Of the best quality. Fruit, Timber kc also
several Corsgea Il must be TO be appreciated The
landscape vic is besuul clear Of all
Situated IL miles from Philadelphia In Bucks County Penn
syvani Good Philadelphia property taken IN exchanges Or
part cash. balance mortgage. Apply 20 tobEhA
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Boaro ano Rooms.

DOARD WANTED-By Gentleman, Lady
I'D and small Child In pleasant family and neyhbohood
Address X. H. Tribune Office, stating location aud terms,
(which must be moderately
DOARD WANTED for . Lsdy.-Wanted,
ID Board in Christian family for elderly lady. who viii
furuish her References given Address Z. T.,
Box No 3160 Post Office. stating terms.
DOOMS.-TwO well-furnished ROOMS to
III LET st No. Ill West Sirtsenthst st.
VNANTED-First-clas BOARD, by a gentle
w man WIFE, small children and servant, from about ths
zOh of this month to ths middle Of July must be In
central location. Adssss. fOr davs H. NJ Box No. l7&
Tribune 0tce
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HISTORY on EAlIONALISN,

EXTRACTING A SURVEY or THE PRESENT STATE
OF PROTESTANT THEOLOGY: By the heV' '0"H
Hurst, A. III. / vol. Byo. price SJao
,o,r aud ,ovi.ed edition. with Supplement- OF the
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-13
COTTON STEALING,

COTTON STEALING,
NOVEL
very lively story OF Southern Ee both before and during
the War dvugng secrets tie cotton specuato must vince
10 see In pdnt--tChicsgo Journal
limo 4s7 pages-S2
Sent BY mail receipt fprice
Published by j. Y. WALSH Co.,
Chcsgo.
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DICHMOND MEDICAL JOURNAL.
IL r. s. GAILLARD, NJ. ID. and w: s. McChEsNEf.
NJ ID Editors and Publishers The first number Of this
journal (w hich win be issued uonthy for sale ct the
following stores where subscriptions will also be received u
BAILLIERE BROTHERS, No. SEQ Broadway.
MILLER MATTHEWS, No. 1S7 Broadway.
WILLIAM WOOD a. Co., Nc. 81 Walkerst
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A GENTLEMAN thoroughly familiar with
the real estate business Ia this city, aud with avery vs
able business acquaintance would like to form PARTNER
SHIP with practical Real Ests,e Agent Address, with
reference, g. L. M, Boz No. 49, Tribune Office
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hIARIES for 1866, in great variety. Pub
u J Usbsd and sold st wholesale By HIGGINS KEEL
Loco Blank Book Manufacturers and Ststioasrs Nes Ds
Sad ~ Wiliyust. New. York
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WHERE CRITICS DIFFER WHO SHALL
w DECIDE7
ERRING YET NOBLE;


TALE OF AND FOR WOMEN
The many conflicting opinions expressed in regard to this
book leaves the public alternative but to read and Judge
for themsesve&"-lN. Y. Daily News.
That The News correct will be evident from the subjoned
extracts from the notices Of the press.
"This is vile. ar Infamous book II Round Table.
alta recommendation for reform must
TO the public. The authors zeal does him honor
lCommercial Advertiser
The writer combines the sensusity Of the fash
papers with tho hine.work morality of s. Arthur
Hartford Courant
This book has evidently emsna.ed from intellectual
mind where parity mast dwell. n."-Dispatcb.
A brilliant and bad book. rs Sunday Times.
Written In an earnest aud Christian SPIRIT
Tbs book is in every respect utterly beneath crticism-
fBoston paper.
at vii ind Thousands upon Thousands Of interested read
sn and will awaken thought as well as sensaon"-N T.
AtlaA
Meanwhile the public buying the book which has al
eady reached third edonand deciding for themselves
I vol, 12mo. 81 70.
Published by JOHN BRADBURN.
No. 49 Walker-st.
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THE MASON & HAMLIN CABINET Or
professional NotIfss.

A BOOK on STRUCTURE, PILES, ~
"A TULA, and thirty other diseases, mailed 10, =
HENRY A. DANIELS d. w.
Consulting and Operative Surgeon, stmon-y
nR. WM. EARL's WORK Of 24O Pages -
IL Piles Structure and Obscure Diseases Of the a.
c-rA. &c. Price 30 cents. Mailed fsse 10 any pan'
No. IL Whits-st., New-York.
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Aouscs ano forms fUanteo.

+ OFT WANTED-On the fourth or fifth
~ hoc 40 50 feet by 20 to Is feet Above Chamber, and
below Canais. preferred c. b. SWAIN No. l37 Fronts
WANTED TO HIRE-A first-class HOUSE.
w ins central part ofNewYok City. say between Twenty
third aud Thirty yfourthsa and Fourth and Ssvenhsv.s
would purchase furniture II we'll suited with the house. Ad
Dress with full particulars, q. L. W., Boz No. iso Tribune
Ofice.
WANTED TO HIRE-A first-class HOUSE.
w either in Hew-Ycrk or Brooklyn. It must be accsss
bic and In good location. Address, with full particulars O.
L., Box No. Iss. Tribune Once.
WANTED-A FURNISHED HOUSE in
W Brooklyn. near the Wallst Ferry small house
prefsd liberal paid until 10, May n,xt Addrsss
WALL Sr" geX no. a7s9 New IoTk esst0aioe.
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$5, MoRrdaoh 9 okS On .oas o% BS,s,.1 soSD eTd cI
Property. Apply to EDMoNDS FIELD. CounseiIors al.
Law, No. 2J Nassau.st.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-13

BARGAINS at METUCHIN-25 miles, one
- hour, neat Cottage. 81 500, acre good House
81 600; acres, good Buildings and Fruit 81 acre;
good House and Fruit, 1905 scres goo! Buildings Gil
with Fruit, S5cO 10 large Buildings Orch
ards $500 70 acre. good Buildings and Fruit $''oo'
also, 40 fine Improved Farms - .
j. s FEKGuSON No 80 Nassan.st.. N. Y, Room No. ~
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EOR SALE, at AUCTION, in part by Null.
i LER WILKINS Co. and in part by A. J. BLEtChEh
Co.. under the direction Of Wm. L. Cowdrey, ke.t
order Of the NewYork Supreme Court ut the nfcIanes
no IN. the lots on the r,r,.,, .yr
TWO SQUARES. ONE BOUNDED BY THE FIFTH = l.i, AZ
AND MADIsON.AVE FORTY FOURTH AND FORTY
FIFTII.STS; THE OTHER BY MADISON AVE- AND
FOURTHAVE., AND FoRTYFOuRrH AND fohii'
FlFTH-STS. .
To be sold In separate lots. with certain restncoa'
a. 10 part Of the lots against puiance Twohirds may
remain on mortgage Maps of tie property can be seen
ui the uuctionesrs'.
NewYork, January Z, 1865
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NOLOR.MAKER WANTED.--A Practical
~ experienced in making Bluss. Chrome yell
uDsrally treated with. Address RoCHESTER Boz pSs
Pos,. Office.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-13

ROUNTIES TO DISCHARGED SOLDIERS.
- -Disohare.d Soldier. who enlisted previous to July
Cones asking for the passage Of law granting them boun
ties &C., equal to those who enlisted subsequently This
class embraces oil those who have been sick
wounds, promotion expiration of term OF service.
IT, J. RANSDELL L Co,
No. 20 Parkrow Times Buildinsl New. York.
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SPLENDID WATER-POWER for SALE.
~ Over 20o feet fall In half mile 300 ssTes Land. six
Dw oli ugs within 10 mies OF New York
J. III. JACK Sun No. 15S Rfoadyav
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I EFFERTS, HOFFMAN 4 Co.,
IL No. 40 PARKRO (rimes Baiiins), NEW.YORK
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
CITY PROPERTY, FARMS. COUNTRY RESIDENCES
MILL PROPERTY, kc, for SALE and EXCHANGE
Furnished and uniurnslsd iOUSEStoLET. Agents for the
ae and tsnsier OF property in all the Northern Southern
States.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-13

In Press and Nearly Ready.
A LIGHT AND A DARK CHRISTMAS.
n By Ms HENRY WOOD, sutAor Of" East Lynne" 10
Csmpsts In enc octave volume Price % cents Address all
order, TO the publishers, T. B. PETERSON BROTHERS,
No. a6 Ohes.notst Philsdelphia-
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Gituations tauteo-1emales.

A SITUATION wANTED-By respectable
a y,nn, Girl to TAKE CARE Of CHILDREN; GOOD
cr,y sven Apply for two days No 2s West
between Seventh and Eishthaves oasemehtl.
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YNANTED-A situation by respectable
| w P,o,..tspt Woman AZ PLAIN COOK; Il 9 good
Washer and best city reference cau DO gwen I1i
No I4S L at Heyentet nth st. for two days
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I AND for SALE or EXCHANGE, 700
in Jackson Co.. w Va ~ acres In Upshnr Co..
w. Va, aud 1900 acres IN Niscon,in
II. FRANKLIN CLARK, No. I Park place.
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A GENTS WANTED-At the u. s. Map,
"A Chart Portrait and Print Mandatory No. 1 Fulton
st. for all parts Of tho country Also. dcass
for advertisenents.
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N Intelligent German person who has ex-
n pcrience In and family sewing wishes,
SlTI ALTON a. such Address or call Oh g. HABERKORN,
No .,8t Bo,yery third fsor.
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| VNTANTED-A SITUATION by respectable
w Protestant G DO plain COOKING and to assist At
WASHING and IRONING. Call or address, for two days. st
No. 81 Sixth.st.. room No. D.
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MILITARY BOARDING SCHOOL at Whit
WI Plains NewYork one hours ride from the esyby n,
lem Rail Road Principal. o. r. WILLIS An
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A NUMBER of well recommended German nnn
n sr, want 81 TUATIONS to do genera, H0USEWORK,
&C. at Mrs LOVES German Institute No. IL stanton't'
near the Bowery.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-13

HOUSE for SALE in Greenpont, Brook.
yn 2..ory attic aud basement 10 desirable location.
minutes from Teuihs Ferry and within 200 feet OF the
Brooklyn City Railroads has gs and fixtures heater
aud range kc Apply to $. D. CLARK 0reenpont.
ave and Frankinst.
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VNHE RUTGERS FEMALE INSTITUTE
Nos. 4s,. 49, 49l FIFTH.AyE., NEW.Y0aK,
will reopen WEDNESDAY, Sept: 90
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LNOR SALE-On Fifth-avc., west side, near
Il Forty s.cond-si.. elessa Astory. brown stone
HOUSE. 2sxb5 lot, l0,. JOHN ; kELSo,
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INSTRUCTION.

A LADY Of many years experience in ta...
IA ing would like TO PURCHASE sn 1NTERESs -
hrstcass Young Lsdiss School in this city Epscsps -
fsrred Address, with full psrtieulars 81. l. T. Boz M
Tribune Office.
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TR. VAN NORMAN's

MIR. VAN NOKMAN'
wi English and French Boarding and Day schoo fot w.
l,dies No West Thrtye ghth-st., two doors from ~
ave. Murray Hill, New-york.
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NNANTED-A SITUATION by a respectable
w Oid a. Chambermaid and Sesmstress or 90 Cham
berad and Waitress Best of city references given rom ner
last place. Call st No. 195 West TwentethHt
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situailons Uante0-tflales.

r ANDLORDS and others, in want of a
IL COLLECTOR Of RENTS or BILLS, will please aedTesi
j. r., Box No liz, Tribune Office.
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" A. p, PROFESSOR of the SPANISH
LANGUAGE offers his services 10 Schools sld pnvAs
tupis either at his residence or Of the pups donS
address Box No. 3,5l6, PostOtice.
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Cyclopm0ia Of American Literature,

A new and revised edition, with Q $
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ETANTED-A SITUATION by respectable
w woman a. COOK, and to assist with the wsshng ahd
ironing best Of city reference Cell at No. IS tic
rsag. hr.i floor.
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OYSTER HOUSE
IN Enors ngaings % faon street ahs Bfof~Ay
whsve evs,v article " in lha ns ~ Flesh rith,
Fst OauS Terayin sud rartle Wi 70 yIeNeutsi " tas
sse "a TAFT n manner y please The mot fsilloua
r.aiiss resfenr8Hts and lrFsfe parties vii - pie
9Th Turts ~ a. from tAfs gallon v twenty sALoas, "
ss. f.s-g seer srr.as.roaa, sd. ws.sr fsus.a1
are aadsd o ths bar
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

nNfY DIRECT LINE To FRANCE.-rnE GENERAL
~ Transatlantic Company's Mall Steamshlps between
New York and Havre rnilin Mt Rrest
The splendid this the Con
tnent will sail from pier 80 river follows
VILE DE- PARIS. Surmont. saturday June l6
LAFAYETTE. Lamarie Saturday, June 20
NAPOLEON bpcande Saturday, July IL
Pr1ce OF passage In goldFrst cabin, t5 Second cabin
3sl: including sblc wine In either clasA
FOR further Information apply Ia
GEO. MACkENZIE Agent, "a broadway.
nNLY AMERICAN LINE.
~ THE NORTH AMERICAN LLOYD'S
well known United states mail steamship
BALTIC, 500 tons, A. q. Jones' Master,
will sail from pier 40 North river
THURSDAY, June IA
For BREMEN, Via COwES,
taking pa ssengers to LONDON, HAvRE SOUTHAMPTON
and BtEMEN at the following rates. payable IN gold
First cahin $l05; second, $62 50; atserage xS5 90
To be followed by the elegant steamship
WESTERN METROPOLIS, VI. Sanders, Master.
on June 23 For freight pa sage apply
RUGER BROS, IS Beaver street.
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Leaving pier ~ North river. follows;-
EklS, WEDNESDAY, JUNE IS
DENMARK. SATURDAY. JUNE i6
LOUISIANA SAILS WEDNESDAY. JUNE 30
HELvETfA SAILS SATURDAY, JUSE23
THE QUEEN SAILS SATURDAY, JUNE 30
Cabin Passage 500; Steerage, $50
PAYABLE IN CURRENCY
Cabin by Wednesday, steamers $40 in currency
Sserge passage tickets to bring parties from Liverpool
Queenstown for $40 currency.
Through passage TO Paris, Antwerp Hamburg Bremen,
&c, nj corresponding rates.
Drafts for any amount issued any bank In Great
Britain and ireland at the lowest rate.
For freight and cabin passage apply at the Companys
Office 81 Broad and for seeasc tickets at the passage
oaice Of the Company u Broadway
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OPPOSITION LINE
" TO CALIFORNIA VIA NiCARA9tA,
ON THE N1u or RACH NuSfu
REDUCED RATES ~ PASaA9f'
rr,o.s: ri.', e.: feo,S, .,. sl-'' ~, Is 49,
In
THROUGH TO skS FRAscfecO.
TfF NORTH AMERICAN rfE ANHNIf 1oAFfNf
~ill 4efYatch the fast ABa eisghrt sIFsmatip
pANJfAuO ~ CUBA
Jerry VI krnRh Cornrantfr.
oN wkDsEsDAY. JtkE - a. h1pAt
Pom pier ~ North river, fuat 4 Narfea ~ -
TIE Central American Transit Crngarf taff Nf~
he iAss kna olbsress grnnnY tffFfHt4 49,
transit The fuA gf pst~r AZ ani N9F r.
sufss y yasasrgers pruup q reMuts NaNtA sfFf -
fAr lfit~ Inc of tAnorulA tsssl
For fasssss aply early ~ nal % n pfrs1 - ~ y -
STREET 's0ft~r N tsren III. y GANNfAuE0N. AHNuk
L'oR NEw ORLEANS DIRECT --rug sEw r9Rk
II NsA t<ansbif Nemgsnys tsR aashF " ~ n
eTAH vii leave ~ sstpriai Jnn- lG a r ~ ffgm 80
pier No ~ North sef fof ffrf1 = fAa&ags
ssvJ 70 JAaEs n RAYNOa 10 saxsAs sxss-
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Nf.Erl rizEp st4vs ss&xTns-sUrBafoR + -
M reaYsnms. a~rnAis half O.. ff'fs ~ snsrns
u p AYrNARrp~~t eirth kFsGas .ni slg Besa6sAy ~
t-esn rhifv anh All 1Air,y .Isa ..f-sfs
1lARAiE wASfETs~rfB nRr FtAcE II fua
NJ efY y rufeha.t M8fNe NAairs ~ t. o.,
II rsry y y f-ses Il - a ELAhENs Mst.e ~ ! y.
~ Eas sllse1a suesA ps4r nj sfsats, 80 80
tatthit4ak
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nyr~y. knew All that and under these ecrcum-
Sances althoupn counsel did not approve Of how the
sdios was ma,Aged. and was ready TO admit that the
ssstom Shout not inure TO the benefit Of he defendan
ye tho atsr had only followed out the CUSTOM ana aa
Dot 20 beyond IL and his conduct ~ proved py the
evidence did not show any criminal intent Counsei
oentendsd that this 'put up JOB, ana that inc
witness who swore he saw Lamirande counting money
could not have seen him doing so from tne poson ne
occrpied. This witness was IN prison on criminal
ebarge and his evidence therefore, should De received
rth caution. Tho government stated that tney were
unable 10 produce any witness from Inc mouse In Elghh
street from whence the escape was eneceu 70 throw
kghi on the transaction, show now Green allowed
Lanirande TO- and II Impossible for the govern
to summon witnesses from that house. OF course
his client could not have the benefit or their evidence
Counsel stated that plan behind all this, and
very severe in his remarks upon the management
Of the Marshas Office generally The officers ought not
10 be held accountable for custom which the Marshal
himself should correct
Mr. Courtney replied, stating that this was not the
place 10 make those charges or insnuatons against the
harsha II any complaint were TO be preferred against
shat official IL ought not TO BIO insinuated In this
When tho Marshal was charged with any neglect OF
duty, the government would take that justice
would be done IN the case
The Commissioner then said, that, from the nature Of
Tho evidence he considered there sufficient hold
she defendant unless he could give satisfactory expla
nation o. how Lsmirande escaped from his custody.
then arranged that the should be adjourned
for week, when, II is expected the defendant may
seE some explanation required by the mmissoner
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Tsa oLD oris,~rsE GRorEDs Sotp -fhpe
grounds Of sepoy no.onety in 1885, have bh surveyed
and % oollod on, IL ics for the puposs q being sold
ssoordAncs with %, Of tho Legislature. passed few
vsars Ia connection with this e IA con,smrs
Son for sons limo bach, 70 build railroad from, Fu
R,chrsond at Clifton, along he ssssofa and nosth
shors passing through those grounds % point ONO
site Perth Anlboy, N j., and connecting with All the
New York ferries on the rogts a compaay was organ
tssd for purrcse add seemed 70 be encouraged IA
their object, but Zoe some reason unknown "
abandoned In IA. sale Of those grounds Y D. a. b.
hoped that thIs project win again b. revived AM &C.
eomplshed ~ world prove not aons tc he ~ Intense
interest 70 the sani bCi aeo be great convenience =
che citizens Of New York