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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-30

PORT OF NETWORK March 20



Stesmship Kangaroo Menning Liverpool, J. O. Dale.
Steamship Morning STAR Howss, Rio Jsneiro T. Asencic
Steamship Virgo Buliey Savannah, Murray Ferris Co.
Steamship Tybee Crowell Savannah. L. l.. Jones.
Steamship Mcneks Marshman. Charleston, Livingston
Fox Co.
Steamship Rsbeccs Clyde. Young Wilmington. Jamc'
Hand
Steamship C. w. Lord Ward Wilmington, c. Goodspeed
Steamship Neptune, Baker Boston, Neptune Steamship
Company
Brown.
Steamer Martha Stevens. Chance. Baltimore.
Bask Sunshine. Packer New Orleans. w. A. Nelson.
Bark Harmonic (Rus.), Wilns, Cork Falmouth for or
der,. Funck. Menck- L Wendt.
Bark Telegraph, Caldwell. Cronstadt, w. Ropes Co.
Bark Eidelle lBr Lemeaux. Havre Hewlett Torrance:
Bark Dispatch Br Jones' Cork OF Falmouth for orders O.
c. Duncan l. Co.
Bark Freeman Dennis label Havre, Boyd Hincten.
Brig Dove (Br) McBurnie st Jsso. r. l. Nevns
Brig Abby Tha1ter Walker. Savannah, Hoyoke Murray
Big Haitienne tBr Morrison. Cape Town, e. o. H., G.
& J. ". CoggiIl
Brig Ellen Anna (Br.). Clubhouse, J. p. Whitney.
Brig J, ID. Lincoln Meuynsn, Jereme, Brett Son Co.
Scbr. M. X Carlisle Sheldon, Bristol u. NJ Stranahsn.
SchI. Mariana Munson. Dayton, Baltimore Baker Day
ton
Schr. Ann Wheston, Prideue Bsrbsdoes @. T. Bulley.
Schr. Express, Dix Elizs bethport. Jed. Frye Co.
Schr. Fanny tBr.), Benson Gonaives Walsh Cammsnn
Schr 5. c. Evans, Hammond, Charleston N L. hcCroedy
CO.
schr A. J. Bentley. Williams Charleston, Brown Van
derbilt
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4story brick stores and lots Nos go and 2o bexeea
Watts and Ca1al-sts, opposite the "Psopses hinS
each 20 by 60 feet. Sold together for e74.io9
Third-place BrookIyn-One lot north side 100 ~
west Of Clinton-st., 25 by 1888 feet $500.
Henry-st Brooklyn-0ne lot southwest corner q
Coles-st, IS by IS feet, CTS.
Decatnrst, Brookyn-Eight lots north side 10 fsee
west OF Reedsve.. each IS by 100 feet. Sl65 each.
McDonoughst., Brooklyn-EiQht lots south side, IL
feet west Of Reedave each 25 by 100 feet elo5 each
BY Muller, Wilkins 4 Co-Wsst Tenth-st-H0uss
and lot No. a. IS BY IS feet. o. 750 II N iIiTt.HiL
Decentralization and loE No. 762, l7.6 By 100
feet, "a. COO.
Columbisst.. Brooklyn.-Lct No. 10, running
through to Furmanst, with frst-class house %
Columbiast and story brick store on Furmansts
house 266 by 20 feet; store N3 By 40 feet $4,000.
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FROM HAvRE-In steamship Fulton-Miss Mary Rice,
T. w Turner and SON. Miss A. Smith and maid, Chas Ladd'
~ A. Livingston, T. Brush Mrs B. King, f. BLOCK r. e.
ZacouareI r. g. Sherman, and 10 in I'd cabin
FROM LIyERPOOL-n steamship City OF baiumo a,s
u. Grove Mrs Wettan and children Mrs. Cshi Miss
Welsh Mr. Sans and lady MIR. Woods and lady Mrs y.
Woods and two children. Mr. Homer and lady MIS- Reed
child Capt BerkIey and LADY, f.. Aston Son. y. slump
SON H. Frsncas Albert Gamble, b. Bochmsr, Baron Emile
Eicath.l n A. Keyser Rev. Archer Rev. ID. r. Moran,
r. HAYS NJ Gsstinesu Moonlin X Ryder w. hs1is-
ton u Hunt L. Gromsrs j. J. Hsh, Daniel hartnet j. Aiu
IRON RIO JANEIRO-In steamship North Amenca-
From Rio Robert Merrweaher H. PaI.on. H. A. 5nsr
9, lam q Gsapo Maria Gslano. 0cnah 0aisno; FROM
ST. Thomss Samuel g. Fond, W. Dursnd' Franklin El' d
= FROM sIvANNAH-In steamship Missouri.R A. Wal
lace simon' co.sSv t ps...on w. G c. ssSo
On 81 Holm A. n Sterling w Kingwel ]. L. Clinton j.
Lyons 1oJ ). L. Bradley, Csc. Mix IT, + Houxhton
Hatch, T. NJ Lancaster, Q: L. Batsf H. y. Pp9ie.l,
and IL steersgs.
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sts.T.AIp City q s;l.lmSrs tBI Msouisap u 5iv:rpoel
John @. Dale March u.s. off Ssltes passed Inmsn Steamship
City Of Dublin bd FL OF Mine Head steamship City Of Lon.
dom I'D; E.; Of Balycoiton, National Co.. .tesmshig Eng
25h, lat ~ So Ion. 3 Cunad brrigged screw steamer
steamship Andausia. Bursey, Charleston day, With
ina duH the csp. spoke
Chip bound to this port showing ID dist pendant
OF Ab.eeOms wa. company with e sal. Of SSSna az
with mdse mails and pass to the New-fork and hse s.
Co. No date lat lon as A. passed large quantity Of
cebega March 20 lat a., Ion SS passed large barfrssed
Steamship North America Zimmerman Rio Janero March
Pemsmbuco 10TH Para 18TH and ST. Ihoma "a with cs
fee and pass to Thos Asenco Has had heavy NV gales tho
past four day The ship Charlotte w. White arr at o ia
metro March March ID, Of II in Par. River OF Co
steanship Missouri Loveand Savannah March 25h with
ndse. and pass to Gurr.on Allen 2'th inst; q p M:
them Ashore Fort Jackson q sn..red ship Lee.
hence for savannah 10th passed schr g. b. Miles. bound D
Steamer ii CID Hobert. N. c., G. Goodspeed.
Steamer H.iera, Pssh IRiehmond, Livingston, Fox Il
Ship Saginaw tof Bath BoutsIle London. 20 days with
rndse Thos Durham. Has been u day, within 500 mile,
Of the port with heavy N. w gales Feb Is AeI sssd.
ured 18th John Gabriel while shortening All dur
ing heavy NV gale, fell from the msinopsail yard TO the
dsek, and died Of HI. inurie, in few hours.
Bari Emile IBrem Meyer Brsmsn Sc days with udse.
10 Chas Seeling Co.
Schr Joseph +. Ames. Winerpsrt. for Philadelphia.
echr. Chase. Mils Broothaven-
echr Monitor Besss. WGeham, wood.
schr. Matthew Nass.r. IT,, Christie Wneham, nails
schr. Elizs Cowel smith, Providence.
scnr c. L. vaadervsar Chase, Philadelphia, for frovi
scbr. Willard Fillmore. Chase Boston, bslp' to s. W.
schr. Henrietta, Min.r. s.ybroot for Earabe,hpOr.
schr. Banner, Olby. Calais for Elizabethpou
schr Hyen., Gardner, Providence. for baltimore
schr. Cssp1 Lawson, Lawson. New Haven.
Schr. Ella II. Barnes. Avery JscksonviLs. .
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THE RRNIANs.
Mysterious Proceedings at Union.squsre-
Religion and Politics Excluded ffsm
she Brsthcrhoed-Dsnat Fe-
uian 6isters-The "Saered Rope"

she Brsthcrhoe d-Dsnntions-Thc Fs-
nian 6isters-The "Saered Rspe."
The Central Council of the Fenian Brother
secret are the deliberations Of that body that not one Of
the attaches Of headquarters have the most remote idea
Of the nature Of the subjects under discussion. 1t Is
stated by that warke preparations on an extern
sive scale are being made and that the plan Of the
coming campaign In being arranged while others assert
that he blow" has been indefinitely postponed and that
nowEngand and Canada may rest In peace for some time
to come. The latter superstition IL not at oil improb
able from the fact that being adopted by
the Head Center TO exclude the introduction OF religious
and political topics from the debates and speeches nj
Fenian meetings II IL also understood that mono but
authorized parties will DO allowed to address any
Fenian assembly in the failure Meanwhile. the conth'
buttons pour In from all quarters, and the gentlemen In
the Treasury Department are kept busy employed In
creding the various sums to the respective Circles
The Irish Aid Society waited the Head Center yes
tcIday and presented $500 to the cause OF Irish indie.
pendence. There was rumor In the city yesterday
that Stevens the President Of the Irish Republic, had
arrived at Unonsquare but Inquiries made there failed
TO substantte the statement However bis arrival Is
not ut all improbable but the Fenians profess ~ know
nothing about the matter.
The Fenian Sisters are actively engaged In making
extensive preparations for an Immense fair to DO held
In this city in few weeks. Miss Mary Callahan. the
entail quarters containing offers OF sympathy and
support The proceeds Of the fair are to be devoted 70
the alienation Of the distress Of the families OF the
State prisoners In Ireland; The late envoy from MI
Of the rope-termed the sacred rope'-by which
Stephens escaped from Richmond Jail. The visitors TO
Unon-square regard the relic with great deal OF
curiosity and doubt 1t will be no small attraction
on some one Of the tables Large sums OF money are
pouring in for ne Same object, and the movement
promises to be quite success.
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Naval Inselligence.

TRIAL TRIP or THB SLOOP-OF-wAR IDAHO.
The new steam sloop Idaho sailed yesterday
on her trial trip but 1t lie supposed that she will remain
In the lower bay trying her machinery until the weathee
clears up The Idaho when she starts for her trial a.
sea will ran between Sandy Hook and the CsPes Of the
Delaware for "a hours In good weather. Much intercse
felt In the performance Of this vessel as 1t has been
frequently stated that she cannot possibly come up to
the speed called for by her contract The Idaho WA
built for the Government BY Mr. Henry Steers et his
yard In Grsenpo L. l.. and Is in all respects beau
tifl vessel having been constructed solely with view
He, general dmsns ssn,, are has tSSs:
tunnsge 263s The engines and boilers Of the Idsho
were built at the Morgan Iron wo1s S nom asssos
necular construction and have four cylinders each %
inches in diameter with eight feet stroke Of piston
When fully equipped for sea the Idaho VIII carry
eight guns OF heavy caber and . crew Of about 200
men AS her battery has not been placed on board -
yet her decks loaded with pig iron sufficient 70
make her Of the same weight when oil her guns are
on board. She draws IA feet Of water. and oan- u
necessary carry 600 tuns Of coal. much more space
having been devoted to that purpose than IL usual II
vessels Of her class
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The following sales Of real estate were made
yesterday;
By d. N. Lesmsn-wsst Thirty thirdst-House and
,k No i6 sooth side near Eighthsye.t lot 20 by 70
fact 10 iOO House and lot No. l72 south side near
Eirhth.ave lot 20 by 80 feet %. 800.
Eighty thrdst-Twc lots. north aide, 200 feet east
NJ Sscond.aye., each IS by 100 feet. o. 900 each.
E,~htv ninth st-House and lot north SIDE l56 feet
esst 81 Avenue A, lot 10 by 100 feet, g. 100
Forfy sixth st-Two lots south side 325 feet west Of
Ninth.ave.. each Is by l00feet. o, eco each
.st-Two lots north side, q05 feet west Of
Third. ave, each 90 by 10O.5 feet. 81 600 each.
ByAy. Blssoker. Son Co,--Wsatst-Tds fya
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Reerg asizasisn Of Layfayetss College
Lurxe Eudow meass-Prsfessors Elected.

EAsroS, Pa. Wednesday, March %, 1866.
The Trustees of Lafayette College met to-
dsy and organised scientific course. Mr.. A. Psrde9
Philadelphia endowed the'chair Of Chemistry Among
the new Professors elected were the Rev. George Jea.
Kin, d. D.. late President ofWsshingtou College, the
Rev. Henry Osborn. IL. D.. formerly Of Rosnoahs
Marshall College, Pennsylvania; tho Rev. DR.. Barrew1
of San Francisco College, California, Pro:
fessor Charles II. Hitchcock Of Amherst Collee ana
Major H. T. Lee OF the Fourth New-York Artillery.
The citizens Of Easton subscribed the funds TO erscs
the additional buildings required
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SUPERIOR COURT-sPEcIAL TERn-MARcu 2a.-Befrs
Justice BARBOUR.
DECISIONS.
James Langan agt. tho Third Avenue Savings
Bauk-Motion denied without costs.
Maria Grosy sIecurI, ke.. as John H. Pspe-Ordei 70
be settled two dsys notice Bee opinion win Cierf a.
Special Term -,
Henry sclsf sst Calvin Y. Knox-There must be 'dg
rsnt uoon tbs motion uness the defendant shall within 10
days from the entry Of this order herein withdraw hs
marer paying The thereof aud put snswsr the order
Hsmv d. Brookmsn ast Edward j. KnG--Motion granted
Catherine Traphsgen sgt julia M. Hodmsn.-Moton
granted aud tenn injunction dissolved without costa
without costa Same sgt Joseph T. Low.-hoton granted
without costs. -, =,
Tho New Haven and Northampton Co. ast. Edward II.
Ouintop-Motion Eranted and commission Issued.
James W. Culver ast David w. Felt-Moon denied with
& 10 costs 10 the plaintiff 49,,
Hsrmsn Ii. Leunsmsn sst Barnet Burts ct sL-Metlon
uanted
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
SUPREME cotsf-cncuri-M.rsh ss.-Bsfor. Ju.tIc.
| MASON
LIABILITIEs OF RAILWAY c0MPASfEs-THErR RIGHT

SUPREME COTRT-CmcurT-MAreh 79.-Befors Justice
MASON.
LIABILITIES OF RAILWAY cOMPASIEs-THEIR RIGHT
To LIMIT THEIR RESPONSIBILITY.
Elias Birclsl sgt. the Camden Amboy Railroad Co
This was an action TO recover tho value OF three
bale. Of wooden ua' shipped by tbs plaintiff. rom Phia
s ss t Rsir pier. No. IN Moth gth River :'
fhs pisiniia asked $3.50 and interest The delivery and
m Az defense that goods delivered at their pier on
the 9th of july when notice to remove them w gwen 10 the
cOnsignees and the fire did not occur tl the llth.
That by The custom trade this discharged tho defend
sn.s contract and liability Tho other defense was ths. By
liability by express contract and had Ia the freight contract
edh 70 pound and that the good; weighed o., y,
limit but the jury rendered verdict for the pAntn Tor the
full smonnt claimed and interest ., esi ~
Mr.. John J. Townsend for PLAINTIFF Sanford "ooarun
tn JAMAICA pIsAsrER-$5,OO DAMAGES TO osE
OF THB VICTIMS.
Fu,epe g. Oysrton ag The Long and Railroad Company
The Jury brought in sealed verdict in the aboye
Gaze which reported yeerday TO the effect that thers
seats than PASSENGERS on the train That a
Injury and assessing his damages ct $1,000 The Court gve
Edwin JAIME. ana Mr Danphy for pan,s Mr. vsndsrpsel
DROVE OF HOGS.
Marcus Ball AIT. The Hudson River Railroad Company.
The plaintiff shipped some $50 hogs by the New
ant. and brought to New.York They howeve, dsv
sTsG X as H sss SsRs od that SS
delivered to them and that the plaintiff wa not The req.
he ease the plaintiff producing bill Of sale and Affirming
had paid for BY ndorsns paper Which he had &
the bll of sale was without consideration and void
The jury found verect for the plaintiff for sS 49, tho
The plaintiff in person; Mr.. North for defendant.
CaAxBRKs-MARoH 2s.-Befcre Justice BARNARD.
DECISIONS.
James C. Kennedy agt. Anthony w. Morse ett
Motion granted and reference ordered 10 hear and der'
mine. . - ,,
granted.
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vOp RIO JANEIRO--In sesmahip Morning staf5 nan
Az ssaaster Samuel MILFORD Thomas Dowlint Isaac re,
SON. Frederick seare Hsh PsttisSn and lazy "nsS
McbssI Nolan and lady, Albert Burcthsrd ~ heweL W
cuunshsm Louis Emer.on James Pce 'Gn ans Greene
JULIUS Gunsn Edward Corwing and lady. j. stopet IL r.
SMITH James Mathews and family julius Tyne joseph nup
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NEW STEAM LISE.-A new Line Of steamers
announced run between this port and tho ports d
Laguayra and Puerto Cabelo in Venezuela. touching
at st. Thomas aud the first vessel Of the line the
vicksburg is expected to sail from Eew.York on ths
5th day Of April.
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NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE. FRIDAY. MARCH 30, 1866

r. Munger H. Robertson Manuel Brand, T. Uhlendorf and
.on. H. Notermsn Manuel Coleman and lady, Andsrs2a.
H. Carroll J. Hunter. Henry Thomas. James w Halliday
and lady Francis Capent Capt Aug Meyers, j. b. Aust
Charles Henye Oisml Thing, Y Stoney, H. Merrill. John
McCoin. ]. L. A. Edwards.
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Receipts Of ProAace.

MARCH o9.-s, 1872 bbIs Flour 285 bbs. Whisky LIS
bbs Corn Meal 1884 sacks Corn Meal. Us sacks on
Cake. go BUSH Wheat. LOIS bush. Corn. iIoI pnsh.
OATS 600 BUSH Malt 52l bush Seeds I2 pkgs. Ashes
Os5 pkgs Beef 1916 bbls. Pork. le7 Pkgs Cu'
Neat. as pkgs. Lard i25 kegs Lard 10, bbs Pstro'
leum.
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Transformation.

The following statement gives the number OF
ships in which emans passengers have arrived during
the months Of January and February lsGo the rsspec.
tive national ports OF their embarkaton tho number OF
aliens and citizens and the total number Of sailing
vessels and cleaners:
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neash sHa MurSsrer.

PHILADELPHIA. Thursday. B1icu ~ 100.
Christian Berger, the murderer OF MISS anna
Watts. who was to DO executed on me Ttn o. APnt
was found dead in bis cell this mo-iing His death v
ascribsd to Q natural cause--to spcpiexy' N
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Burning Of the eseAmer ". Jehnseo.
CAsrMR. Ne. Thursday. March 70. 1865.

The steamer NJ Johnson. capt. InomaS rul.
ler Of and for Dsss Is bound 70 Castins yesterday
whom about one mile south. Of HoIorooss Island
where the bost vss wholly destroyed The passengers
and crew were saved. The vessel b said to 30 Insured
for a. 600
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CITY NE Ws.

This evening. Mr.. VIM. Anderson will deliver .
lecture in the Ssventeenhst. H. Z. Church, betwesa
First and Secondaves Subject: Tho Choice q
Matrimonial Companions" las.1A
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Holy WEEK.-The services of the Tenebro
were performed at St. Patricks Cathedral on wednes.
day afternoon in most impressive manner, Large
audience being in attendance. Archbishop McClosksy
being among the eccesiastcs present Yesterday vs.
Maunday (or Holy Thursday which also the ocoa-
sion OF solemn services in the various Catholic churches
and the Tenebre was also performed last evening -
the St. Patrick's Cathedral This day Is Good Frdoy.
which will be appropriately celebrated. Il is also the
Jewish Passover or Feast Of Unleavened Bread; the
first aud last days Of this feast being celebrated ~ me
Jews in peculiarly solemn manner. Saturday tne
last day Lent and on Easter Sunday the Gay ouou
ing, will be commemorated the Resurrection.
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Good.Friday (to-day) will be celebrated IN
all the Episcopal and Catholic churches. with greet
solemnty. At the Free Church Of the Redemption
Fourteenth.st opposite the Academy Of Music there
will be evening service at n o'clock. with sermon. ana
both the celebrated chors OF the church will assist one
Of mixed voices up stairs and the other OF boys and
and men, down stairs In the chance end Of the chura
The Psater will be chanted antphonaly BY both choiss
Mr.. Jerome Hopkins will preside at the organ.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun Rises. ..5:47l Sun .6;22 Moon Rises...
HIGH WATER THIS
Sandy Hook. 709 Gov. Island. 1850 Hell Gste... 93l
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COOP FRIDAY IN THE CoURTs.-To.day being
Good Friday none Of the State Courts will sit except
for motions specially set down for this day. TIE
United States District Court will 60 with the Meteor
case. rUr
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TINTED STATES MAIL LINE for RIO
~ DE JANElRO. calling at ST. THOMAS, PARA. PER
NAMBUCO and BAHIA every trip. The United States and
Brazil Mail Steamship Company viii dispatch regularly on
the 29th Of each month at 3p from Pier No 70 North
River one oftheir rstclass steamships Ths MORNING
STAR Howes, Commander, will leave THURSDAY.
2sh OF March An experienced Surgeon ia attached TO each
steamship. All letters must pass through the PosOice
Large OF heavy freight low rates For freight or
sage apply to THOMAS ASCENCIO Co.
No. II Broadway.
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Auction Sale.
PHILADELPHIA, Thursda

PHILADELPHIA. Thursday. March o. Ices.
Sold at auction here to-day, PAL bags Rie
Coffee at 23lo26lc In currency; Isl bags Of Laguyra
do at ga G.6fo, iA
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D"'' MATTHEW T. BRENNAN, Comptroller


ITO STONE-BLOCK PAVERS.--Separate
sealed proposals. each Endorsed with title the work for
(which may be offered Of the bidder and the date
fi,s presentation viii be received this office until ii
O'Clock a. m. of MONDAY, April 1866, for the construction
block psvements in the following streets, to witt
Forty-ifth st., from Sixth to Ninth-sve.
Twenty-seventhst, from First to tifthsve.
Twenty-eighth-st from First to Fifthave.
Twenty -ninth-st., from First to Fifhsve
Waterst from Old clip 70 Coentiss-siip
Twelthst from Second to Fourih.ave.
west.s,., from Battery.place TO Chanbersst
Thirtyhflh ST., from First 10 Second-aye.. and
Thirty sixth-st from Fourth To fifthave
Specifications and blank forms for the bids be obtained
On Implication q this Office
THOMAS STEPHENS, Croton
ROBERT L. DARkAGH, AquedDct
A. W. CRAVEN. Board
Office Of the Croton Aqueduct Department March r. 1866
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Dori-Uaroens' Noiite.
..w.,, So; oS ., ss..yS,dYYsfw,u.ul

NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
IN section Of the passed April H. 1851 entitled Al
Act TO Rsorsanre the Wafdens Once Of the Port OF New
Yok to ali persons interested In b1ving charge o. the
subject such inquiry examination survey that
the following vessels undg examination By the Fort
Warden, and that said surveys examinations viii be
completed within ten days next succeeding this notice. on
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Ocean 6teamers.

DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
II THROUGH LINE TO CALIFORNIA
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAIL,
tesve Pier No. AZ North River foot OF Canalst at O'Clock
coon on the s 18th and 2s, Of month texce when
those dates fall Sunday and then the preceding atuf
asyJ, for -ASPINWALL, connecting, via Panama fshwsy
tsh Of the Companys steamships rom Panama iot
Fan FRANCISCO, touching at ACAPULCo
MARCH.
tls.-ARIZONA connecting with GOLDEN AGE
APRIL. -
sOth-HENRY CHAUNCEY. connecting with CoNslifU'
TON. $50. -,-,,
Departures LIST and Pig connect at fsnrDs with
Cor sOUTH PACIFIC PORTS: LIST and llth for CEN.
fRAL AMERICAN PORTS. Those Of the LIST touch at
elANZAEILLO.
Baggage checked through One Hundred Pounds allowed
9sct adult
An experienced Surgeon board Medicines and send
free. 80,
For Passage Tickets or further inormsion apply at the
Company's Ticket Once the Whad foot OF CsnAl'rt.
North River New York. -
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Corporation Notices.
STREET DEPARTMENT..

STREET DEPARTMENT I
NEwYoRK, March H. 1886.
'dNHANGE OF GRADE.-PUBLIC NOTICE
W Is hereby given that propositions for the following Inn
pending Board Of Aldermen viz
40 change the grade Of woh-st, between Broadway and
Gene and Of Elms between Pear and Leonardsts Maps
blowing proposed change of grade be at this
D.hce.
All in the foregoing mentioned change OF
urade and having objections thereto requested present
&c writing the undersigned al this Office on or
the 18th day of Mach 1866 Dated Street Department
Esrch Il. 1866 CHARLES @. CORNELL.
: Street Commissioner,
No. 237 Broadway.
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FIRE IN FuIroS.sr.- 6 o'clock yesterday

FIRE IN FULroy-sr.-At6 o'clock yesterday
morning frs occurred on the th floor Of the premises
No. l4a Fultonst. occupied BY Z. Parr. tailor. Losa
$500; insured for 1000 in the Indemnity Company.
The fourth door Is occupied BY Huntington. Lovts =
Co.. elsctrotypers. Loss $500; insured for ~ 800 IN
d Republic Of Hartford eeO0 in the St. Marks and
100 In the Indemnity Companies. Tho third noor
occupied by c. Berter photographer. Loss 800; IN:
sared FOR Oh 200 In the Norwich Company The second
floor is occupied by Thomas Sutton, printer Loss On
stock by water $780, insured for 5000 In the Keller
Company The first floor Is occupied by james SCOTT
cotbier Loss on stock BY water o. 500 insured toe
On, 600 In City companies. The building II owned ~
b. s. Gregory and 10 damaged to the amount Of e2o0l
fully insured in City companies The Are originated
from q small furnace in which Mr.. Parr heated biz
trona