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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-22

E'RIE RAILWAY Trains leave Depot foot
~ Of Chamber.-st-, via PavOnia Ferry;
M Day EIpTess for tanandaigua hoenestrr bunho,
Salamanca aud West Connects at Buffalo win LAKE Shore
and 0rand Trunk Railways aud at Salamanca win AuAnus
aud Great Western Railway. ID, . ,.,,,
$50 A. H.. Mix and Way Train daily, 20 OtisVule
10 A m. Express Mail, for Buffalo, Salamanca ana Dun
NH oounectnx with L.is Shore and Atlantic and Great
Western Railway. ,,,
10 Way Train, for Port Jervi' and Nsrbursa. ,
So rn Nisht rpress for CAnandagua Rochester, bufAd
Salamanca and West -, T., c-...a.,.,. po.h..
p M Lightning E1pre.' daily fo n mosaes
buffalo with LAKE and Grand Trunk Rawsy and at
ssi,n,n,. with Atlantic and Great Western Railway.
a. M Emgranl rain, daily, for Buffalo, Salamanca pun
Kirk and West ,,,,,,, ,,nnrr c.u CA No. yo,k
u MI Paaa Agnni. NeM- ioIk.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEw-JERsEY

CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY
~ -Passenger sud Fr~ish, Depot IN New orb, foot OF
Lberiy connect, Ut Hampton Junction with tho Deiaware
Western Railroad and al Faslon win the
Lehigh Valley Railroad aud it, connections forming direct
line 20 Pitisbufgh aud Wcs' without change - cars
GREAT MIDDLE ROUTE TO THE WEST
Two EIprcs. Tsins daily from tho West except Sunday
when Train ~ the evening. 800
SIXTY miles ard hours saved by this line 70 Chicago,
Cincinnati ST. Louis Sc. with bat one change Of cars
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS
Commanding Nov 90 l865-Ieav- New YORK. NJ follows
for Easton. Maueh Chuuk, Wliam'pori, wilkes
barre, Mahanoy City, etc. ~ W.,
MAIL IalIs-At o. IN. for bennington. Easton. Water
Gap Scranton, WilkssbarTe Great Bend Pion Bingham
ton. etc. 49, .,
Ga m.-wesern Express for Ess,on, Allentown. liar
risbg Pittsburgh and the West with but change Of
cars to Cincinnati Chicago and but two changes to ST.
Louis. 49, =. 70,
IL n TRAIy-For Eaton, Allentown Mauch Chunk,
Reading POttsyilie. Harrisburg. &c.
p. m.-For Esston, Scranton. Great Bend Beihehsm,
and Mauch Chunk.
8 D. m-For Someryille snd Femington.
$50 2. m-for SOmeryilo.
: T. n.-fOr Someryi- =,
gpm .-WESTEHs EXPRESS TRAIN-For Easton, Al
lentowu Reading Harrisburg Pittsburgh and the West
Sleeping through from Jersey City to Pittsoufsh every
evening.
Central Railroad Of N.wJetsey foot Of Liberty st. ~ H. at
No AstoT House. Nos. III and $50 Broadway aud At tho
principal hotels. JOSIAH o. srEARNs Superintendent
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SUPERIOR COURT-SPEcIAL TgRM-NARcH 2L-Befors
Justice BARBOUR.
DECISIONS.
Herman III. Brunges agt Wallace p. Groom
Attachment set aside aud vacated with 3 10 costs.
Cha knight, j ag Jas. shuttew ortb-Order OF arrese
vacated and Sc, aside without costs
Sarah McGraw agt. william McGre y.--Moton granted
{. Spencer sg.. Waterman c. Bradey-blotioE de-
MED, with Is costs
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TT'HE NORTH AMERICAN LLOYDs new
A line Of hrst.-'as sde.whec steamers between NEW
YORK and BRElN, via Cowe leave Neg.f ORR, cay lns
the United stats Mail the follow ug III rs DAYS.
ATLANTIC, e.. Hover CON maudcr........lk April
WESTERN METROPOLlS..............y Agri.
Price, Of Passage payable IN gold or it, equVaet' ISL
Cabin. : lO5. p Cabin, S5i 81; Stccrage, 81 %.
For FREIGHT and Passage apply 90
RUGER BROS, General Agents No A. Besver-'t
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BNHE FIRM Of J. :. PLATNER IL Co,
= composed If JOHN $. PLATNER and MARY G. NIL.
TFR WIS Dlrs ON hy mutual conscn on the 9TH day Of
Inch Iass The Affairs Of the firm win be settled ny by
j. e. MILLER. ts Agent. NJ 10. a Linerty-si. -
NexYort Msrcn 30 1900. JOHN 5. PLA"NER
iAPY G. MILLER
THE BUSINESS heretofore carried on by J. :. Palmer
CO. will be continued by WI. ii. LAMPsON Co;
WIN. II. LAMpSCN,
MARY G. MILLER
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PUItADTIpuIA ID No r. 1866
NOTICE Of DISCRETIONARY cOpart-

uershp heretofore existing between The uudeIEgued,
under tie name of r. ESIERnkODn Co., fer tie
seizure and .ale ~ STEEL PENS at Camden Phi phia
and New-l orb is tits Jay DISSOLVED By mutual consent.
Cadbury Jr AID James bTons is alone authorized 10
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Fn1AprrrrrA. 81 Mo. z. 1866.

TUILADIfpNIA, %
For the purpose of extending ac les for supplying the
trade with Pens and that may our nniFdrd ~.
enhon fuanufaCtory. have cy.ed Ourselves Oh
the agency Of Messss. WOOLWORTH L GNAHAM to
whom We commit management Of the mercantile depart
ment Of our business aud It viii hereafter be conducted by
them under the % Il. ISIERBROOh Go. WOOL
WORTH GRAHAM, sole Agents at our warehouses, No.
p Johu.st New ork and No 40 Arch.st philadelphia
II. ESTERBROOK Co.
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These celebrated Pens Of genuine American manufacture
r o s 10 the tr M our warehouses; No 400 Arch ST.,
Philadelphia and No y Johnst Newly ork and q Teai by
a EooAgcers Sationes and Paper eaers throughout TIE
Ir1t.d states X. FSTERBROOK Co.
MOOLMORTH GRAIAM. Sole A.ents
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Advertisement

ART NorICE.-Wenderoth, Taylor & Browns
Fine Miniatures Sittings made by K. T. KELLY Co., Ne
189 Broadway. Please examine specimens.
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Run OVER AND KILLED.-Yesterday morn.
ing while the 7:25 Express train of the Hudson Rves
Railroad from this city passing Fort Washington
it ran over and instantly killed Norman Ambrose IT,.
who was standing upon the track The mutilated 70.
mains were conveyed TO the Twenty-second PreciDce
Station house. and Coroner Widey notified 70 hold an
inquest Deceased was aged 10 years and was an In.
mate Of the Fort Washington Deaf and Dumb Asy.
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fAdvertisement.n

Advertisement II
SPRING FASHIONS and other splendid novel.
tie. in the April No. of DzMoREsrs MONTHLY MAGAZINE.
Ready FRIDAY.
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ADVERTISEMENT

Advertisement.
SCHUYLKILL MUTUAL COAL Co.,
OyYIcE. No. IS Wsll-st
Yam Nos 263 and 265 West Twenty hfth'sI,
between Seventh and Eiehth-ayes.
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RICHARD ESTEDBROOK,
JOEL CADBURY. jr.,
JAMES BROMsGAONE.
NoTIcE or corARrNERsNIR- unaeL.lsne hayo


bis day fouei coparuersp under he firm name Of
Is TEXTBOOK S Co. for tAe LsnuIactuTo Of Steel fens
their works, Camden, y. ). -
RICHARD ESTFRBROOK,
RICHARD ESTERBROOki il.
Philadelphia 81 Mo. y, 1866.
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.

SUPREME COURT-epEcrAL TERy-MARcH 2l-Before
Justice lSGRAuAN.
THE MORRIS FIRE AND INLAND INSURANCE COMPANY
ANOTHER NOTION 10 PUNISH MB. sIASSBUAf
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The New ynmsu steamer City Of Paris.

Fhe Liverpool, New-York and Philadelphia Steamship
Company, commonly known the lnman Line" which
,ready possesses some Of the finest steamers that leave
Our port have recently added to their list new vessel in
all respects equal and in some points SUPERIOR to any
others of their line This is the Clyde-built screw
steamer City of Paris recently launched from the yard OF
Nessrs Tod McGregor,t the wellknOwn builders OF Pa
tiok Glasgow The City of Paris IL OF the finest style OF
naval architecture 375 feet in length 30 feet beam, and 81
feet IN depth from the hurricanedeck TO keel She IS
driven BY two drect-acting horizontal trunk engines OF
$50 nominal horse power The hull, which OF ron, Is
divided by bukheads into eight water-ught compare
ents each of which provided with independent steam
and hand pumps for pumping ont the ship or for use IN
case of fire Large steam pipes also lead from the boilers
into each compartment of the vessel and form most ell
fctua fire annihator" She is provided with three OF
Tayors patent steam wnches the spardeek for hoist
ing in cargo and warpng in and out OF Dock the fore
most one OF these also works the capsan.
The interior of the vessel is fitted IN style commensu-
s.te with her general excellence. Her cabins and state
rooms are fully supplied with all the little appurenanees
which are so essential the comfort OF voyage, anu
are well lighted and ventilated.
The City Of Paris sails this morning for Liverpool u-
der the command of Capt James Kennedy, gen'eDiah
and of long experience in the charge OF hrstcs
vessels including believe, the Great Eastern. She
carries out crew Of l3i officers and men, OF whom the
following are the principal: Fist Officer Mr. Mathersoh
Second Third and Fourth, MesS-5. Freon, Street, ana
Ducksbery. Messrs. Hamilton md Kidd, Chlei ana
Acknowledgements Mr.. John Kayanah, PuIser, ana d.
xlaoL Surrg
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Hlneiral Instruments.

rTNHE HORACE WATERS Grand Square, and
i Updght PIANOS MELODEONS and CABINET 0H0ANS
Wholesale and retail To et and rent alowed purchased Monthly
payrenus received for the Secondhand b9ne
from $50 to S25 Factory and Warooms 4sl Broadway
paid FOE secondhand Pianos Pianos tuned and repaired sess
Music little soled at u cents HORACE WATERS
TTHE MASON q HAMLIN CABINET ORGANS.
Il FIFTY TWO GOLD SILVER MEDALS or other HIGH
Est PREMIUMS been awarded N. ". within few
and SEVENTEEN within the last for THE BEST
INSTRUMENTS OF THIS GENERAL CLASS.
Printed testimony their circulars from thsn 80
eminent orsan ard musicians Ia the country that
MASON n HAMtIN CABINET ORGANS ARE UNEQUALED.
Prices. $500 Warerooms No. $50 Broadway Newfot
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OfropFFITEp RAILROAp.-The Weston

GALE ofFORFEITED RAILROAD.-The Weston
and Atcon and Atchon and - Joseph AID the Pas
nd now ksowa as 'eeh h-y, poi hrrby zen hat .he uaGer
tceofing 70 me s J ere As members Of he Board
~ ri or the .ad Plate County Rsod under
", .o ni An Act to provide o railroads and
property b. the Governor to fo,ee o st a sn ,1foe %
Platte Country Louis All Iron Mountain and the CAIRO ana
da9n aoiS' 81 % - .aor to IKE possession Of buy
in the aa railroad 81 the @ Thereof x S bSI on I y
sell the and they hereby invite proposals r .e IeeSas o. 100
Colnais.ouer which popo a % q,ysIsd u WINS 20
following condition. provided Section Of The SAID Ae -
follows. ,,,,.,. rn,., u. D,ov,o,, o, III. sr.,otr.
section shall each e tne VI % m I'M. s 95 t,o,s when
state s, Ihey ore 2aSd on yo b % Of .s rod b. aid Bsd
i The Pri,e or consideration bid shall be PAYABLE follows,
Oneouh co.ng the contract the balance in ave equal annual
, ~ III h. Inc m, 10 NH II four snd tie fifth years
ieresfer with the per interest deferred payments: pay
either he bonds other a9e Of the state OF bonds guar
OSe The road. and all rolling belonging thereto shall be
kp in good creae condition during the poies' the WORK 70
Trd The Platte Couu,ry ros Aforesaid shs bs hni'hi from
PSa on the ,sOan live Feres. e m two year. o tie
date @ and small be complete 20 ne l9Ha sas n ~ t.
d wear between date Of sic and the time h1ed for the
comeon Aforesaid graduation. Masonry and soperge;ure OF
% rosd The sn Of a. least and fifty thousand dollars
frorded that the faithful nnnua etrnne. qn,ei N W., Scion
ca the respective eomptne 70 20 extension OF tns OF Wy
ncn Of pHep OF purchase moey due tai year ann Wo years
efe
n Of expudtures r0ah he made under oath By the
Director thref and tiled with the Secretary OIL
State" - -. -. a..
me Pbe Country Railroad" which has been known :, the
fclon aud ST Joseph, and mo
Platte Country Railroads IL possession Of The state o. MS
having hea forfeited % the state Oh Ais
.on by thrronaer the provisions oil en- ht o.
The General Assembly Of the Saof Missouri entitled An aei 70
eHsct comuromsc between the Pate and TIE Aclon hnd ~
Ioeph Railroad Company AID the Weton snd Aiehon hiol
Company to the stat the {meP, Of certain 0Paa.
Issued By o the construction Of the fi'1te ouhy h4
road cell the Platte Coanr Railroad 4e Ie sppfeSsa
FbTary 49, 1865 possession the5f hsyns been 70 taken Win
view O Ia sale.
Said Railroad Is located IN Northwestern Missouri IN opera
Weston savannah, tytNo miles and Is tnnity
perfect title aud Immaculate pos
session vii be given 20 the purchase 49,. -.
Copies o. approved Fehrury - 1866 and other oIf
will BE- nished pli.on ~
ter to JOHN +. HUAE. PIesi.u Or TO CHESTER hntD
no r Attorney Of the omui forcs 81 Lonis NO.
JOHN Z huMs BO'rd Of c. Commissioners mn
THEODORE 5 AsE. Platte Country Railroad
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Family Markets,
OR LIVING EXPENSES IN SEw-YQRK.
FRmAY knrll LIZ NJ

FRIDAY. 1fpri l3-P NJ
The following alphabetical list of articles, carefully
revised each week gives good idea Of the expense Of living
m New York aud is Of little assistance 70 housen0ders IN
making their selections aud purchases The figures are hs
retail prices Of good articles sold at Washington and fuOh
Markets and bv the downtown erocers Uptown dealers
fashionable parts Of the city charge higher
the downtown houses with more OF repula
for ceapaess fine quality below our quotations. as
pedde-s OF stale meats and vegetables bOh from
wagons and sidewalks Tie range necessarily great on
articles due part TO the quality and in part TO the
sold Meats poay vegetables and fruits ore
usually cheapest Washington Market while Vesey and u
ton-st good downtown localities for
Butter soennR down little under the combined influence
weather and increased supplies. 1t IS scarcely ay
lower ths week but indications point 10 decline next Inc
old is used up pretty Clean aud that now sale is mostly
little cheese is also sale. Eggs are generally
higher Of the fresh selling 25c for Fish are IN ia
supply shad and habu increasingly plenty. Most OF the
shad from Delaware yet Meats have undergone no
change Beef and mutton the only kinds much eaten
Few Bermuda potatoes on sale The green stun as
spinach lettuce dandeOns are in large supply
nnhn nInrallv cheanpr
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Jnstrrrtih.

A YOUNG FRENCH LII ngvV :. TEHcHER Of the
Eaops assg, pnsisge Music Singing and Drawing Ad
dress ~ C.. No ia NR1s.
FRENCH CLASS (the last), under A: A. fA-
vpGp IN begin sufficient number OF names are
80 nbersip Ladies and Gentlemen who "i'n 20 loo"
which will be enabled TO SPEAK frehc9
cscfy In time should send their names and az
AFAVARGFR Box No 452i N.Y. or cal between anu
az O'CLOCK No. At the Theological Seminary No. Univedypaes.
y request ladies' who able TO a&e an sy
the daily exercises Of six Lectures VII De gwen IN @
cu ard fluent pronunciation Of the Frenh language WIZ De ei
BY an analytical reading and illustrated BY teiereneeto
M peug table sounds Devised for the These
benefit advanced scholars BY showing WHAT are VIC
end what the means certain success IN %
"a nury and elegantly the educated natives Themselves Inc
for the OF Six Lectures must be procured
n w Cb.teru Foreign Library No 1853 Broadway Pee OF uek
cts admitting one orrce in the class; For nr,t quarter
twenty $50 each members lof second
sos for third ouarier 500 fourth qulrer S8 ETC. Address
No University place or p. o. Box no IA
TV,HE SYSTEM will be explained once more, and
postiyey for the lime MONDAY EVENING, Apni
lC al a dc ok et the Seminary No. Unyenityplace
A. A. Fayar1er give re-l3 in the French language on Iues
dsv for tickets should b. procUr at Chrsen
No nroadWaY. Prize sd cents
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Go rDbom II man Concern.

DISEASES of the KIDNEYS BLADDER and
rtOsrAF ff. as ..eI nay bow 20 obtain relief by
1l r- FELLOW rFfEGEH. Station d. Bible House, New
rk o-. lrrr'- two stamp
nWORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED without
PUBLICITY aad without ti d vorrc obtained Advice
n.e. NJ HOWE3. Attorney o. Law. 40 Cd Aa'.'u-lt
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ANNULAR diamond DRILL.
vINHE ANNULAR DRILL COMPANY OF NEW
YORK are prepared furnish their machines but "a
thorough aud uueqused Tor rsa economy .n
pecson OF work simplicity durability and cheapness oil TIE
machine renders Il superior anything fer al purposes OF
mining tunneng quayiIs and rock Blasting Ire scnes csa
power, Easily handled and can 20
operated anse FOR further sfs inquire 81 the oes
or address J. WALES, Treasurer, No. 10 PIesti ~ l.
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LfN0NhNbff Nos Use ltao ava ttfs ifsflAi-'ls
Ihe above .o.i'ny pr. ore ID b y Coari'-e
patent bl FECTiNC FLUIDS ioruc ia oil rooms v-'or
o.e.s uT.n.. Irv.' e. zoos ever -ai ,-r. i",
oni f,n, tas anl hoabo establishment OIL Sad' Of manu's
swlmpy Frollls, infected 'p streets ani m - i.f r'rJ
fiIFRs bgt t.TfsEpIle- ri.ruriTsCFSl snd DISK.
FECrANis n tie largest % mos se rlc mern; Of th' woi
,uns ,e end pc.ancr oe Instead BAT by api hf9ash ue
chemical rlneP.r' d-fns i-e es .'ti an1 .s VAN mn
ea,c,ay destroy ALL ofrne oier, anl heah oyag ;asr'
having in ,Is -. prc l@a0da nor these euli ja.
5iou, 70 20, ~ cl b, froi. vii place ,2eH within tie
reach II ALL VII, desire ccn u"1s aud health The attention OF
,l il, rr ryi ed 20 siy. ,heo dsin 1n,,
% ~ si ~ diaot Al ut,ng cornpoani. pre-
paeJ IN NEE, evils found the locations and materials emu
~e. he wbe, 20 dsf-ci when proper Mid or mud. will be
lately sv,n favor OF ,n 0REAr DISCOVERY which wih humid
When egueed persons in the Sompys empoyrst WI De
At a reasonable charge
prrarAS lorsz. htB,yr March 30, 1890.
IT, ne pra5,at ef ne Ne. o,s bse'g ceT R ,. Flint,
y introduced 70 Us BY i VIM ! baeA we 1Ie repae to ts'
gecoay adapted ie purposes lo which = !, lePd AMI DO
fercby coumead it, use a. perfect d'gLecaht We can tbs
ciu, generally hu' consider that We have found an article
sscasi remedy a. sr, 5 al bad odofs
We Sir yours, &e' A., T. EoE, SSH x 90 I9;s
To he p,eisnt Of me Sco Yort Di,i'e1g co~rsSgyy
have huronfny tested the In arcular and
nounce without exception 10 be the best ne have ever Ano"h
lie upon every matter complete and innaneous
G. A. ,rErsos Ast0r House.
HEALTH and Life Saved by getting the best Re-
h.erutor' At No. G5 siIthsye Dr. HAL says So
rE'O EMlGRANIS
FNlGRANT SOCIETIES or NCW-FNGLAND AND EUROPE.
5000 EMGRANTS can be placed good situations end COM
fb homes iaisedaRy upon arrival supplied VIA improved
proved lands which be purchased leased or woTAed
snsf-s
' No. 2,8 Grtyierst
New-OIeana
Referenees-Hal Grown Vanderrool NewioTk.
Geo. W. Holt New-fofk
VNANTED.-Eve wants DR.. GILBERT"
w FILE INSTRUMENT cuIes every ease no Plin Reiefn
Ave Sold by druggists and sent By mall Price 81 Ccu'
lars free. Address r. GILBERT Co.. No 33 Broadway
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DIBBON, SUsPENDER and TAPE LOOMS.

DIBBON, SUSPENDEh anu AZ - hDop,. .a.r
la o Loom, 10 weave any kind goods made 10 order
NACIINES manufactured snd applied 10 Power ana
Hand Looms Fdnss Tor Figured Weaving SILK Wool ard Cotto1
SPOOLNG AND WARPING MACHINES tor silk ana % o
and MACHINERY for the manufacture of DkESS lf'aii'"
"Anu''''1 -" ~ P. UHLINGER, Mschinist,
No Cpl North Second-st. Philadelphia, Pa
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fost ano .T1un0.

I OST-BOOK No. 1869 on the Mechanics and
Traders Savir tns10n. The irdes VIII receive so.hls
reward ty leaving IL Al. iEc hauk.
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S,TEAM ENGINES and BOILERS tor sALE;CiV
= 10 IOohor,e ON hand will be sold low saws ana JIM
mill. fnrnlshed WIN. MCKENZIE No. - Anntt.. y. 4.
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soon destroys the wrought

vINHE ADAMANTINE BRICK PRESS
4 1. the ONLY BRICK PRESS that uses the PERFoHA'
TORS or EXTRACTS THE AIR FROM THE CLAY while In tho
process II pressing =, -,
Drok THAT WILL NEITHER CRACK, CHECK, or WAKE IN
BURNING All hs, profess TO do imiiator, nd We
caution public against their mpositions L. T. "OODhOrss
presdeu NJ. IFS Broadway
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prt,rAx Iorsx ALBANY, March 30, 1866.


To the Prs,ii.nt me Ne,o- York Dnfee'ng C0mIGny
Dear Sir. We have used Dr. Couao Patent Dniecant ard
have thor0nfly the In every pruar and
nounce without exception 10 be the best known
c. A. srErsos, Asior House.
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, y, oITyr WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE

| MOUNTAIN INSTITUTE, Haverstraw, NJ y
VI family Boarding School for IS pupils Location healthy aac
0e'""1l i''-N' LAVALETTE WILSON. A. ". Principal
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yaunerhp heretofore existing between simeon r. tr3w snd
Walton carp r,rr under the -m name Of BROW CARFNIEh,
Ills d,v Dissolved underlined viii cortinue the business,
settle liabilities and o. authorized % c- nor eoa-
tract debts.-Apru ., lD1 NAL-ON IAhfHHt"h'
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Gteambcai5 ano Railroads..


CUNDAY BOAT for TROY and ALBANY direct
- The NETWORK AND TROY STEAMBOAT CO.'S steamer
RIPVAN WlNALE vii leave Pier No 20 y. r, SUND AY Ap-
p Ticket. sold and baggage checked 20 all points North
aud Wsst
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UNITED STATES TRKASURr, INTEREST DEPARTMENT
INV " ORR April 10, 1896.
SCHEDULES OF (30) THIRTY or more (5-20,
- FIvE. TWENTY COUPONS payable May proxmo, will
he for Of the Untsl
States Treasury H. ii, VAN DYCK.
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CopartHersbip Aoiicss.

DISSOLUTION-The Copartnershp heretofore
4 Sting urder; the Of VANDERBILT MeQUEENis
- JACOB Vanderbilt,
DANIEL MCQUEEN.
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nAK HILL SEMINARY FOR LADIES; The
OSUMMER TERN commences APRIL IS For Circulate ad
Ar.., NJ, s. n w ATWATER. est Haven. q
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