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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-22
The Illicit Distiiiaiien B"'innssxs nor
NOUS Frauds-The Investigates Still
COutinues,

The investigation of the illicit dist lation
business stu continues at he Astor House. hefsudi
extend over long period and owing TO thsimsnner In
which the accounts Of of tho estabshg ens have
been kept the inquiry necessarily tedious and pro-
tracted However tho tangled skein of ~ sud is being
slowly but surely unrareed cad some cur ou' develop
men.s which the authorities do dot a % time choose
70 make public have come to light In 'one OF ING uses
ery is situated las assessed the at atout
$50 oOo There Is one instance !, which the Gov.
ssT in nine months a,hoaghs lauge business is known
The Respective stores Of Henry Rogers, No %
r,an, pr5 ~ Rnnruey & Gov ins, No. 10 Cedarst.,
have been released but their Usteies are still held
Mr. ID. &. whitman Deputy Commissioner Of later.
nal Revenqs 70 esps'.'A str House ' 'AN 10"
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COrrRT cALENDAR-TuIs DAY.
SUpRFNF

SUPREME COURT - CIRCUIT - PART Mos
1877 1893 245 1881 1882 1884, 1913, 345 l347 lA9 1881
1885, 1884, 1901 1853 1856 1861 1869 1871 1872 PART IL
Nos. 723 666 ll8 402 1863 800 92 1923 1892 1896 l43a
l4tl i4l8 1850 l454 1872 49, 1856 1853 1867 PART ILL.,
Nos Az 1903 93 600 645 l4O 1883 95. 35i, 46l ss 7s
S33 500 1880 go 1905 ILL., S. 49, 1918. SPECIAL TERRI
Calendar unchanged.
SUPERIOR CoURT-PARr Mos. 1915, 205l,
1882 2o2g 633 l94 1873 9ot 1911 1883 2os7 POL 2o63
2f6T 1909 PART I-Nos 2482 1856 200 2iO 23+O, 2310
26s 1886 26ls 2672 269s STA 52Oi, 1912.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-PART I.-Adjourned
to Monday PART U-Nos. &3 99l. 1903 $50, l3<o.
1896 1875 1884, 1898 1914, 1857, l533 1882 54l 1872.
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DARITAN and DELAWARE BAY RAIL
IA ROAD.-On and after MONDAY, l2th Feb, 1856 the
e1n-es ain FOR amdrn will be- discontinued The Steamer
wall leave Pier so. D. Sorh River Oily Sundays excepted
al p No.. connecting with tran for hanche.el' Toms RIVER
Lon. Brlnct &C. 81. 81,
FREIGHT FOR CAMDEN and intermediate stations will
be taken at Low RATES on the ! O'clock line, reaching
CaIadcn the next morning.
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Passengers Smiled.

FOR AsPTVWaLL AND SAN fBANClSCO-In steam
shin NewYork ?. France, wife and children j. France
aud sr J. r. williams vile and family l.. braisted md
wife J. y. Pool u. Hubbard Pollock Gen. ID. Buell. WIFE
Rosenbat wife AMI family &. J. Dempsief, wife and
family g. W Goodale and friend Herman Hegclrr Ihomas
Harris A. Chabot Nr. ". Hitchcock and lid O. X Bare
Law I l. Burton T. Uenrirks. NJ. sheldon w T. Burns, w
H. Grlvrs d. A. Garcis vile and family Peruvian Consul
Cen: 81 Mrphcr.on. r. Knox, J. O.borne. DE-" Mbray
Mrs B o. Kasaop and danghter Walter " Ills and family,
Mr. %. Mickey. Il. WnHaser J. ". HBskns, j. d. Dement,
aud fmiv r. May and vile W. NJ. Downe Mrs. Poole. r
Etev j. afmson j. G. Heater and wife. n. Bullock, Dr.
o. Liucon Sire. D. Kr'.rr. Mrs h. \. lorkc, Lyman Acs'
lev H. C. snow snd wife ]. y Msgg Mls- 'todiad w e.
Holman j. u. iii,ou Mr. GoodAan and infant g. mncn''
Mf. Conway ". Z. German, ". &. Cray. i. W. Mason
Mr. " W Rhodes A. Moore, ). Webster aud wife Maj.
Adam. and fru y. Miss N. T.. soddard Hiss A. H. Hunt =
' Faicf, g. b. Porcr L. g. Perkins and wife, ID H. Is.
Davis T. y Fcrro' r. Green, W. n. Adams j. De Lnbfa
Joseph Fcrrlfi I,de Ferrari. r. Mnoi H. GreenbnIs l.
Bayat iui o. g. Lewis Girod + sees aud family, l. ny
nan T. Liilh sarah and Sophh swcouey, O. W. Mcclellan
Miss W'cchrtf G. Lops'kr, M. Bce, J. WILSON aud VILE
Nr. Di1ou ed daughter A. Hour j. Hume aud VILE nary
Hyun j. e. fon,r a. tsdy q. Eutlirmo. r. Constock ani
wife e. A. Young and wife, NJ X. Comstock and brothr
Nrs H. hr1~ ard children ". j. Mct"gmck and bf'tl
ef. A. Talbot J. Hearsrh, wife and family. D. Rowo', r. j.
Hunt p. Ha'm~r, ". }. simmons T.. = Mra & Stfstign
" o.. ana D. &. Nausir, C. boglfdut W w h9fehousr H.
A. Eaudrtt and VITO G. S.s0f. Il. u. Moore, W: H. Luce
, .nd family, T. Bfaf1d, T. and n. Toy. j. NJ Luce and
" =. " johnson and family cathafne 1flfu, Mary Ann
Nalsy A. s. Bi mon, H. =. iolbrook. Mira b. r. hume
Mary 4. Bhssi Mfs r. Phbrook and daughter aud O II
tie stesg4gf'
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RELIEF FOR DISABLED SOLDIERS AND SAILORS.
"A general distribution of relief among disabled sol
ders and sailors and the widows and orphans deceased
veterans will be commenced to-day at the office Of the
Metropolitan Employment Agency for Soldiers aud
Sailors. No. l36 Canal.st., at o'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-22

EXTENSIVE BURGLARY IN LAURENs.sT.- On
Tuesday night the apartments Of henry Fredburg, No
l4s Laurens.st, were entered by thieves in the ab.
sence Of the owner and robbed Of number OF gold and
silver watches and other articles OF eweliy and table
cutlery together with $3.50 in Treasury notes, alto
gethef Of the vaue Of $1,000 The thieves succeeded
in making their escape with the plumber Friedbqrg y
n musician and has been for some time past employeo
in concert. saloons.
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CITY NE WIS.

FUNERAL OF ISRAEL RUssELL.-The funeral
of the late Israel Russell took place yesterday afternoon
from the Church of the Annunciation. Fourteenthst.
The ceremonies we're Of an imposing character.
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ZoUAvE BALL.--Company "B," Hawkinss
Zousyes y. G. S. n Y. give their first annual ball
at Harmonic Garden Nos l39 and las Essex st.. this
evening.
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Arrived.

Steamship Virgo Buckley Savannah CT hcvrs. with ndse
and pas. 20 Murray Ferris 4 Go.
soAr Golden Eagle Kelly New Bedford for rhlsds'pha
Chr Franci. W. Lorns. Knowles, Chesapeake Bay FOL
Providence OYSTERS
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-SPscrAL TEax-MARcH 81.
Before Judge CARDoZo.
Southland agt. Boyd.-Proposed cas- and amend
rnents, with opinion file.
Lanecht sg Eyertsherger denied without costs
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The moving party the People, had wide residence, which

The moving party the People, had wide residence which
concentrated at point perhaps at the Capitol The
ongcontnued practice OF the Attorney ais Office
direct opposition TO the point taken By NJ Field The only
appearance made by the Compsnp by admission
der TO show of The Third District That the only
appearance was nudity That appearance under Q
stipulation aud could transcend the stipulation be ds
connected from l..
lie rrpeed the charge against Mr. Hammond Of deceit In
procuring the orders. Mr. Hammond throughout had acted
win tie incest sense honor he should expected
vi him
Br Field replied at length COMMUNICATING Gen. Mar.
tndae personally but urging that such stipulation was
alleged to have been made beyond the authority Of the
Auorney-Gene1a or any other officer
The Court said that the whole turned the quss.
Court II II could be vacated except in the guss
notice TO the parties interested that H. to the
ceiyer.
The Court reserved rs decision.
D. Field and d. d. Field for the motion; Attorney
M.Itintslo and Mr. John T. BuTrell opposed.
CIKCuiT-MARCH 2L-Before Justice JAxEl
BOUNTY MONEY.
Maurice O'Brien William w. Pierson.
The plaintiff enlisted in the Sixth Regiment
Heavy artillery defendant being Provost Marshal The
pnti saws that the defendant promised him bounty Il
100 Of which the defendant gave him $780, bu, kept at Ms
request the other 5000 be paid 10 him demand The
demand had been bat no money paid The defendants
denied any such deposit.
The iury found for the defendant Jemos H. Harmet fec
plaintiff; Mills Cochran for defendant.
CHAxBERs-MARcH 2l.-Before Justice LzoSARD.
DECISIONS.
Potter County Forest Co. agt. Charles Bristow.-
Case settled
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MINIATURE ALMANAC
c,n 6.ui sun s-'s.....6lf Moon Rises. .l2.U
HiGH WATER rms DAY.
Sandy Hook III 80 Gov Island. 20 Hell Oat'''''' EV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-22
cUPREME COURT.-In DE matter OF the

GUPREME COURT.-In the matter OF the
y application Of the Mayor Aldermen and Commonslty Of
the City 81 New YORK relative 70 the WlDEElNG end tx
TENDING Of ANN-STREET and FULTON'STREEI, intne
CITY Of YorkPursu.nt 20 statutes in such made
snd provided the Mayor Aldermen and Commoney Of the
City New YoTI hereby give notice that they intend TO s
Ely 10 the Supreme Court Of the State o; New lors at
Special Term Of said Court be held u the City He IA the
City Of NewYor on SA URDAf tho 2ith day o; March
1850 the opening Of the Court that day soon there
utter Gamble heard 0r The appointment q tomn
nioners o. Estimate and Assessment IN the above entitled mat
that the Of the improvement hereby in
tended the widening and eK'endng Of Aruree. and Full
toustTee IL said city Ia manner wing thai 10 TO ssy on
ham both sides Of Ann street between william
greet and Oodstreet both de'oi Fuons'fet De-
tween wi liam street and Ryders alley also the souhery
eide o. Futon-sreet between Ryder saey and street,
snd The northery side q Fulton street between Front
sIeet AID the City Of Newi ok a. laid down
sno deneated a certain nap made 10y EDWARD boyeCy
Surveyor ale in the Office o. the Clek ~ the Common
Council o. The City Of New ork-Daed New oIk ebru1ry
A. 1856 RICHARD OGORMAh,
Counsel 70 the Corporation.
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UNITED STATES MAIL LINE for RIO
u DE- JANElRO calnsa at 81. THOMAS. PARA. PER.
NAMbUCO and BAHIA every TIP The United states and
Brazil Mail Steamship Company viii Dispatch regularly, on
TIE 29h Of each month at from lisr No ~ North
River ofther hrrtcass steamships The HAVANA,
NJ Il. Greene, Commander. viii leave THU ksDAI.
29 March An experienced Surgeon u attached to each
steamship An letters pass through The Pos.Oice.
Lsrge OF heavy freight al low For freight
sage apiy to THOMAS ASCENCIO 90,
No. II broadway.
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Corporation Notices.
STREET DTPARTHRNr

NEw-l DIRK, March II, 1906
NHANGE OF GRADE.-PUBLIC NOTICE
Is hereby given that propositions for the following inn
rroyeme pending before the Board Of Aldermen viz
IL chang. he grade OF orth.s' Broadway and
Centre. 3 o El-st, between Pear and Leonafds.s Maps
Glowing TIE proposed change Of grade can De seen at TINS
Office ,
All per 0terested IN he foregoing mentioned change OF
Trades al having objections O rco, eQlced 70 present
he same writing to tie undersigned 40 This office, on or
tefore TIE Sob da! Of Mach sos. Dated street Department
Esreb H. 1916. CHARLES @. CORNELL
Street Commissou'r
No 251 Broadway
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ITO STONE-BLOCK PAVERS.-Separate
sealed proposals each indosed with title Of the work FOR
~hsh may BE- offered the Of the bidder and the da,e
ellis preIenisou win be received at this office until II
O'clock Of MONDAY, April 1866 for the construction
GEoDe block payements in the following Streets to WIZ
3 Twenty seventh IT. from First 70 FiiA-aye.
Twenty ghth.s,., from First TO fiithsve
Twenty -ninth-st., from Firtt to j iihaVe.
Nsters. from Old-slip 20 CoentiestLp
Twslith.r., from Second 20 tourthhve
Vests, from Ba.tery.pa to Chamben'st
Thtyhfth -, from First 20 Secondaye, and
Thirty st. from Fourth 20 Fiith.aye 49, ,
Specifications blank forms for the bids can be obtained
= THOMAS STEPHENS, } Croton
ROBERT l.. DAKHAOH, Aquednct
A. w. CRAVEN. board
ofce ofhe Cro.on Aqneduet Department, March a. 1900
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AHA anu WIZ" HUGH RIDDLE. Genl Supt, New Yor
W. n. B,Rn. GenI Pass Agent New-fork.
HTJDSON RIVER and HARLEM RAIL

HUDSON RIVER and HARLEM RAIL
On and after Monday Jan. !. 1866 trains for Al
bsny aud Troy connecting with Northern and Western 'Ians
will cave New York a. follows: ., -,
7.O a IA. via Hudson River Railroad Thiniethst' ana
Tenth-Ayr connecting with trains for North and West
10 A. M Hudson River Railroad, connecting win Noia
arm and Western tTains . ,p.L
III a m. via Harlem Railroad Twenty siIhsL and foufh'
ave connecting with trains for North aud West -. r.
3:t5 o. TO- va Hudson River Railroad connecting 1foJ
with rain for Montreal with sleeping cars attached IA,
ais o. M via Harlem Railroad connecting at Albany MN
W,.tern trains and Troy with X. and ). and L. ana D.
roads FOR points North, with Sleeping ears attached ~
o. m via Hudson River Railroad; sleeping car nom TO-"
York 10 1ao and Suspension Bridge without chance o'
10 Montreal via Saratoga This train runs on Sunhsys
10 M via Hadson River Railroad with sleeping ss ~
tncheA connecting at Albany and Troy with morning ~'
for Esrth and West: ,,.,,,vrn,,- VI. p...,,.r,
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CTEAM TO LIVERPOOL, CALLING At
- QUEENSTOWN.-The lnman Line sailing semi-week
w. carrying the United States Mails
CITY DE ROSION............SATURD MARCH "a
X ANG NROO..................Wk WEDNESDAY. MAKCh %
CITY OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS MAHt a. 81
CITY OF UBLlN..............W WEDNESDAY. APHIL Z
and each succeeding SATURDAY ana WEDNEoDAi,
az noon nom Pier No. -, North River
RATES or PASSAGE, PAYABLE ~ CURRENCY.
BY the mail steamer sailing every Saturday:
FIRST CABlN.......S li0l SIEFRAbE......s.'..'s -
10 Loudon........... l2j 10 London........... 40
10 Paris l75 To Pars............. 80
PAYABLE GOLD.
Passage BY the "Wednesday steamers: First Cabin 80;
Sirefare, ( -.
Pas.easef. also forwarded TO Havre Hamburg Bremen
&C. =: 0derae rates
steersce passage from Liverpool or Queenstown, va
Tickets DO bought here by persons sending Tor ther
friends
For further information apply the Company Offices
JOHN O. Dill Agent. No. f. Broadwey New York.
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FOR

OF
gTHE WATER STOCK OF THE CITY OF NEw.YoRK
OF TIE YElpR 1919"


grHE WATER STOCK OF THE CITY OF NEw.YoRK
OF TIE YEpR 1919"
SEALED PROPOSALS viii be received q. the Cornp,rol
fsr, Office until Saturday, March q, 1856, o'clock P
H. when the will be publicly opened oT the whole or
any psr Of the sum Of S5O0O Of Tie Water Stock Of the
CITY NewYork Of the year 1870" authorized by chapter 80
n the laws of S9 and amended by chapter s laws Of 1866
The said stock will bear the rau Of elk per cent
Der anuuu payable quarteryeary and the principal viii De
redeemed on the LIST day Of November 1879
The proposals viii the amour Of STICK desired and
(bs price per hundred dollars thereof sd the persons
szhoe proposals are accepted VIII thereupon be required to
deposit h the Chamberlain othe City the 'as awarded to
Them respectively
On presenting to the Comptroller the receipts Of the Cham
erlain for such deposits the parties will be entitled to re-
rsve for equal Of the par value Of the
etock bearing interest from the dates Of payments
Each proposition should be sealed ard udofsed Proposals
~ The Water Stock Of the City OF NewYok Of the year
isep and incosed second envelope addressed to the
Comptroller.
Tie night is reservedto reject any or ai 'ae bids the In
tsrss:I Of The Corporation require IT,
MATTHEW I. BRENNAN, Comptroller.
CHI OF Nrw YORK. DXPAETMEsT OF FIyANoE}
4 ConrrKoILKRs OFFICE, March 49, 1906
STPRFNE COURT.-In the matter Of the
SsnrIcs-on Of the Mayor Aldermen and Coumonalty u
-, XIV OF Nrw.York. relative to the WIDENING Of
bgOAIjwAY (or Bloomin sdse Road between tifysevenh
- Fifyninh-s,reets in tie City Of New lork-Punusnt
Sstfes in such case made provided lie Mayor Alder
- and COMMONLY Of tAr City Of New ork hereby give
mice thu, they intend 10 apply TO tue suPeme Court Of The
Of New ork Ct Special Term Of sad Court be held
X the Cts Hall, IA the City OF Newl Saturday
nat dsy OF as soon th1rer as be heard for the
appointment Of Commissioners of Estimate ana ~
the above-entitied matter that the nanfs ana a. VIC
Improvement. hereby intended il the ~iaeniug OF OF
kr Bloominsis,e Roadl, between fity 'eNen.n az IN Z
.rees in the CITY Newton, an manner oo"ihs
hat il 10 say beginning a, point on Ne easter me %
BlooUrgdale hoedl distant - iee o
snche. rorthsriy from the nohery lire or side Of fysey
and running thence norhey aud parallel with
be Seveih-aveuue point n. souhefy he or sde 81
by distant hye hundred feet westerly from tie
estery line tide Of said Sevensvenl thence westerly
60 the present eastey line side Of Broadway Blooming
Gale Road and thence sOuheae along said last mentioned
line to the pon; or place Of beginning.
the provisions % Act Of The Legislature OF
the people Of the State Of New orb entitled An Act thor
kewYork 70 widen Broadway or Doomngdsle Road be.
tween Fif.yeysuth and Fltyninsueels, IN the Cy Of
Eew York" Issssd April IS, lS7aDaied teoIu
sy27, 1886. RICHARD GOODMAN,
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SUICIDE BY TAKING LAUDANUM.-An inquest
was Yesterday held by Coroner widey at No. 10 VIII
lett.st.. over the remains Of Valentine Lynch. Do
ceased hs, beer for some months past out Of employ
ment and has been very Respondent in conse9 uenes
On several occasions he has threatened to take bis o
and on Tuesday night carried his threats into e1eeu.
ton by taking audanum. The Jury rendered yeIdcs
rhat deceased came to his death by taking laudanum.
during temporary aberrstion Of mind" Deceased was
native OF this city. aged 81 years
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'1d' MATTHEW T. BRENNAN, Comptroller.
tTFICE o. COMMISSIONERS OF TAXES AND ASSESSMENTS
No 22 Chamber street.
NV ORR. Jan. &, 1866.


NOTICE TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Is here
IN by given that the Asses,eat Rolls If the Red and
ferson state Of the City and Comfy o. Nevl ork Tor the
esr 366 will I've omen nsqec ion and review from and
sfer Moudy January 1906, 8ud VIII rciutu cfen W the
;h dv of Arri 1860 for tie correction Of and the
c,ua ,s ION 81 the TIRE aforesaid relI and
eTsorai estate Of tie City AID County Of NewNork All
persons believing themselves TO Be agicved must make
nicsor 90 the CCmmsscars dur1 he period above men
{oned order Obtain tHr rehe provided by aw The ac
Of 1859 provides ha during he time hc books SHAH be open
g pub i Inspection, es hercloc provided appcat may
be made lv nv person U,i-trrs hstI 4sicVei by c
essessed valuation Of hs!t ~ persona. estate 70 have the
same corrected II such application De made m reaon 10
de asse vauaiior estate. Il mu he made ~ VIII
{ng stating the ground OF objection tie CO. and tlfeupon nc
Conmissuuss shah exauue mo thc compliant ana II %
their indictment the E they shall cause
the same to corrected such ppi aou be made In -ca
ton 10 the assessed valuation Of persona estate the applicant
shs be cxaued under oath ~ the sd Commissioners who
ehal De authorized TO adL such o4 any oil tcm
sind It. in iher judgment tie assessment 10 erroneous
thev sa cause the ne corrected ANA t1 the amount
of such they may believe 20 b Just and declare
their thereon within thirty Gays after such appuc
zion shs have been made them No reduction SHAH be
tade te Board Of Supervisors Of any assessment on real
snd persoaa imposed Uler tis ac unless II sna ap
per oath affirmation that the parry a-stcvcd was
Enabe g. attend within the period Prescribed W the cofirc
Con Of taxes BY of kur % absence Hom the cJ
a. }. WILLIAMSON, orrnissioaers Of Taxes
). ". Grown. aud Assessments
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NUW-l ONhI IIlrrU 10 IIU0.
nOCKS and SLIPS, MARKET CELLARS,
~ and other PROPERTY belonging 10 the Corporation Of
DE- Civ OF New.York TO BE LEASED OF PUBLIC AUG
glON-Notice - HEREBY sy,n tlot tae tomIr''c w on
GIESDhY the i1h dly April 1896 "a O'Clock q. M a.
lhs City HAIL Lesse bids Public Auction Docks and
Fps Ma. kecesrs and other Corporation property Tor
Germ Of years II tie Isl dav Of May, 1906
Cataog ies contrasting description. location and terms i
rse may be had application g. the Collector on 'Ny
que this Office. by order OF the Commissioners o. 'ne
Sinking Fund - u .,.,.,.. -, -,-.,o.
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Ocean Steamers
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPANY's

DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY's
THROUGH LINZ 40 CALIFORNIA,
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAIL,
Pier No. a. North River foot Of Canals at O'Clock
the lst lh and 2lst Of every mouth Except when
ho. da m on snndsy aud then the preceding Sa,ur
dayl for ASPINNALI, connecting, via Panama kah"sy,
With Of The Companys steamships rom Panama iof
SAN FRANCISCO touching al ACAPULCO
MARCH.
31st-ARIZONA connecting with GOLDEN AGE.
APRIL.
lO,h-HENRY CHAUNCEY, connecting with CONSIlIU'
TON.
Departures Of lt and 2st at Panama with steamers
for SOUTH PACIFIC PORTS; lst and llih for CEN.
TRIAL AMERICAN PORTS. Those Of the LIST touch a.
MANLANlLLO.
Bassa. checked through. One Hundred Pounds allowed
each adult.
An experienced Surgeon bOIrd Medicines and attend
free
For Passage Tickets further Information apply q, tho
Compsnys Ticket Office, tue Wharf zoo, Of Cana! st.
North River, NewIork.
Wv. O. BELLOWS, Agent.
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TRAINS LEAVE NEWBORN;
For New-iiHyen. 100 800 En- il.JJ II Is, tErb
30o, (EI,) 345. 40 snd 800 (EX,l p. IA.
Tor Budsepot 100. 800, lE1.l il.JD M. Rl5, tEIJ
3Co, tEI..l 3.45. 80 and 300 (EIJ p m
For Milford, and Str4ord 200. lilo M 30, 40 p fn
For Fairfield South port aud WestpoEt. 49, lO IA Ia Jfa
49p. ~ ,
3Oi fEr.l 3l5 41n. $50, 800 (Ex.l D.
For Daren ia. 80. u.l0 ;3i5. 40 a30 p.
For Greenwich. 100 93J Il30e.In 3f3, 49, % go
For STANFORD zoo 10 (hI.l e3) l3D NJ ;lsl3, tExJ
800 (Er s., go $50 GJo 800 (EI..) y. NJ ma >, n,
For Pot Chester aud intermediate aiions w. "'' IL"
a H. Is, 40, SO. go. ZOO p m.
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston, via Springfield. 9COa M (EL) 300 (Ex,l2O
For Boston, via Shore Line l2.l5 CEx.) s.OOp. m.
For Hartford and Springfield, 800 lE1j l2lo 3Oo
o. 800 .. m. 49,,
For Connecticut River Railroad % tEI,) l2l1p
10 Montreal. 800 2. m. 20 Northampton. .
For Hartford Providence aud fishk Railroad 800 iEr)
For New iavrn New.Iondon and stoniuston Ralroads
ESQ 4. m. Il. IS. 300 800 2. IA.
Tor Canal Riiroad 2.l5 o. IN TO Northampton
For Housatonic Railroad. ga M
For NsugaiucS Railroad, 800 d. m, 300 :. m.
For DArbury aud NoIwak Railroad, 100 $50 m, III
?. IA. . 90 -. AN - A.,
JAMES A. HOY 4, Sup,.
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Stores, Ranges, Sc.

ryNHE
/ AMERICAN HoT.AIR COOKING STOVE.
Which v-s awarded the first premium ut the Ney-f oEk
State Fairs in 1862 1863 1864 and 1853 Manufactured by
SHEAR. PACKARD = Co.,
Nos. Il and 10 Grseue-st..
Albany ". Y.
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NETWORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD
1865 WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 1865.
COMMENCING Nov ENbEh 20, l81a.
TRAINS LEAVE NEWBORN;

PsGenver Station in NewYork Twentyseve ah.s.
| and fourthays Entrance on Twenty -seyentn-sL
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Copartnersbip Notifies.

DISSOLUTION.-The Copartnership hereto
4 fore existing under The firm Of SOtTHWICK x
PHELPS il Tile dly DISSOLVED by mutual con.ent.
IRE underrued + Guthozedo settle the business Of the
late lrm ~ W.. continue Tie same .r ls own account
New.Y ok March 20 1866 HENRY 3. PHELPS.
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BORT ll)ar0ens' Noiice.
g1Iru on N<W.YokK,

Popr-WARDHNs OFrfcs, No. IOi WsI'st. !
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
section Of the passed April "a 1851 entitled An
Act TO Reorz,.s the Wadens Office oil tho Port oil New
Vol 10 Al, interested n having charge Of the
subject matter Of such inquiry examination Or survey that
the following ye,.s are unds examination BY the For
Warden, ard that the said surveys examinations will b
completed within ten days next succeeding 'hs notice. 60