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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1867-10-16

7 JUDGE ALDRICH AND THE MILITARY
The Edgefeld Adrertiser of last week
contains the address of Judge ALDRIcH
to the grand and petit jurics, in which
that fearless official disregards the order
Of Gen. CANDY to revise the jury lists.
After declaring his anxiety to restore civ
il law, and bring the State into peaceful
relations with the Government, under the
Constitution and laws of the Union, the
Judge forcibly illustrates the conflict be-
tween General Order No. SO and his off,
cal oath; and declares that, in obeying
the aforesaid order, he would be guilty of
violating these solemn obligations. He
concludes thus: II
I As this question addresses itself to the
conscience of each public officer, who is
embraced in the Order, and is hereby per-
sonal, Of course, each must decide for
himself; and my individual judgment will
in no wise affect any other officer who
may come to a different conclusion.
Believing, as / do, that the present Con-
gress is an usurping body, and that its
attacks upon the coordinate Departments
of Government and the United States
and State Constitutions, are fast reducing
the country to the condition of party vas
salage,,I cannot retain my sclf-rcspcct,
conscientiously perform the obligations OF
my oaths- of Office, and lend my aid to
support and perpetuate the tyranny of
which we complain.
do not propose TO argue the question.
/ simply announce my conviction. If [
unfortunately differ from others in the
like position, it is Il situation in which |
have been placed before, and however dis
tressing itsmay be, to be cut off from the
sympathy and support Of those whom |
honor, respect and esteem, | trust | will
ALWAYS have sufficient manhood and forti-
tude to sustain me in doing my duty to
nv God, my country, and myself.
When | remember the history of my
beloved State, whose record is without q
stain-when I remember the character OF
the great men who have preceded me in
this Office, whose regulations are glorious
xamples-when l reflect sorrowfully on
the; present condition ofmy poor country,
delivered over to the rule OF passion,
prejudice and ignoranco-it will be some
comfort for my children to be able to say,
when my causeis condemned, ,.or. my men,
ory reproached, he acted in tho conscicn-
tious discharge of his duty, and endeavor-
ed, as long as he was permitted, to pre-.
serve the ancient honor of his beloved
State. Believing, then, that-.duty. honor
and conscience constrain me, announce
/ that cannot and will not execute this
| Order.
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"A tender-hearted father, swearing
the peace against his three sons, thus con.
cludod: "The only one Of my children
who shows mo any real filial affection is
my youngest son Ichabod, for he mover
strikes me when I'm down."
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1867-10-16
a "Reminiscences.

| Ailudlng TO the recent qeatn OF Oir
Frederick Bruce, an exchange says:
The mind naturally goes back to the
circumstances attending Sir Frederick
Bruce's reception here. Sir Frederick
arrived in this country in April, 1863,
being the successor of Lord Lyons, in a
critical state of the relations betwcen.the
United States and Great Britain: The
Secretary of State was at that time con-
fined to his bed by injuries occasioned by
q fall from,his carriage. He, however, di-
rocted Mr.. F. W. Seward, Assistant Sec
retary, to arrange for Sir Frederick.s
presentation to the President, and al
though severely suffering, scarcely able
TO utter word, indicated the proper Ian
guage to be employed in the usual rccep-
tion speech, revising the speech with q
pencil in the letthand, and inserting some
additions, among them the kind mention
of the Queen in connection with the pas
sage on the importance of the countries
preserving theirifriendly relations.
: After the Cabinet meeting on Friday,
April IA, Acting Secretary F. W. Seward
asked President Lincoln if he would re-
ceive.Sir Frederick Bruce on the follow
ing day. President Lincoln replied :
"Yes at any hour you choose
'.The Acting Secretary then inquired:
"ShaIlit be at 2o,clock, in the Blue Room?"
"Yes," said Mr.. Lincoln, sat 2 O'clock,
and Be sure to send up the speeches, as |
like to read over those beforehand"
Promising to do SO, Mr. Seward took
his leave, and on the same day sent up to
Mr.. Lincoln tho drafts of the speeches.
On the night of that day Mr.Lincoln was
assassinated, and the attempt was made
to take the life f.both the Secretary and
his son. By this attempt the last named
was left totally unconscious for ten or
twelve days. The first sign Of returning
consciousness exhibited by him was his
asking, 'Has Sir Frederick Bruce been
presented yetE Ons being told that he
had. he asked by whom.
The reply was: aBy Mr.. Hunter. Sir
Frederick had been presented, on the 10Th
of April, to President Johnson, by Mr..
Hunter who had meantime been appoint
ed Acting Secretary of State. Mr.. F. W.
Seward asked: "What day of the week is
:it?" The answer was: "Tuesday"'
s.What day of the month";" The day
was named, which reply being unsatisfac-
tory, he then. inquired "What month is
it?" The response was: "May," and so
he learned that it was the month of May.
1t was not until-a month later that he
was informed of the assassination of Mr..
Lincoln, and of the accession of President
Johnson
Sir Frcderick's official intercourse with
the Government always exhibited a genial
temper, combined with great diplomatic
ability and discretion, which. rendered his
conduct most agreeable and productive Of
good results.
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One more sinner is dead and gone,
A silver spade to dig his grave,
4 golden chain too Let him down,
A bugle horn TOO blow on-ah.
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An exchange paper says: "Thc girls
in some parts of Pennsylvania are so hard
up for husbands that they sometimes take
up with printers and lawyers"
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1867-10-16

Hewhos breads giving light to the
peopic.is like a man who builds q. mouse
without windows for fear OF lightning
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1867-10-16

- Open your heart to sympathy, but
close it to dependency. The flower
which opens to receive tho dew shuts
against rain.
Wages in France have increased 40
per cent. within the last fifteen years.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1867-10-16

= Graves are but the prints of the foot
stops Of the angel of eternal life.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1867-10-16

Gan when they riz up carly in the morn
in, behold too they was all dead corruses.n u
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1867-10-16

Sir FrcdcrlCk OMclNI INTERCOURSE VIII
the Government always exhibited a genial
temper, combined with great diplomatic
ability and discretion, which. rendered his
conduct most agreeable and productive Of
good results.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-15
''i'' !" ''''' a J. WILLIAMSON Com ofTsIe'
W iAincovGSx. A.....,aeut.


DVBJIC NOTICE is hereby gwen, that on
The 18th April 1907 shall pocse draw Jurors fog ihe
nNug Coufs he held IN and t the tg and 'Onh oil NeNoh
OFT 9th dar ii MAJ, lboii ,.t...
panel Of Grand Jarors for Supreme Court oer and lemns
Apane oflOO Jron for sup'em' Court oer and rmnr
Part o.. ,-..t,
Tao panels Of o4 Petit each y ASuIeror Ceu Parts audi
Two pau. Of ~ Pe, Jaon sach of Court OF common Fe
Parts aud - 80
psrrio ~ Grand Tor sCoHrt ofGeneral Sessions
=" Fl-'' - MM e. CONNkR Clek.
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u BEowSmt. At,orns1 t'f Plaintiff so - WslIst' ny.
Mafll 2aHCw M&Th.
NBW.YoRK sUPREME CQURT.mpANNIEL

~ s. RIDDLE Plaintiff against GEOkGEN BhNEDlt T. Defendant
TO e Deultnt You hereby summoned and r. .....,...
quir.a to compliant IN this aron which VIII
tho Gck 81 the County Of hitr ber stamp
10 the II Brooklyn ia bl oonpiy, and 10 serve ~
tho SID compliant on ne sub 'anee'a
ser Office No. 2a Broadway. CITY Of Nen
los the Of tbs tutinoIs
yoa rrue day service and fyo ~ ar' We aid
goesd the pi0B IN this arii"n All apply
drnaud In the cowpen1ed March ~,
1877. d. = hlllDLh, Au"li.f IN lfss"u'
m. eonlsipt In THU lle with the tk Of King
Csanty-March To- 1854 D. = RIDDLE Attorney Ia person.
IA
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TI0JE WEsTERN Union PETROLETM

THE WESTERN UNION PETROLEUM
COMPANY-Soee Hereby river bst a. special tern Of
The supreme Court SeNleTb held a. tie 'ty
Han CITY New Yoh the GA day q Agr 10. pht ihe
the so Property hnss 10 seion are hecs ~
Western Onion Petroleum Copany TIsutE t.
Receiver under and pursuant 70 Chapter It het
2 art Of The Revised Statutes OF said State
indebted said Cooperation are Tsqrf 70 rertt unto re
undersigned at his shee No go BIosdEa, Cy ofNesls W we
2h dAy MAJ 1907 tceoahs 81 al dtls and tu v money OWL"
By them respectively. and 70 ray the sane. 70 81,
All hEypg their possession any property or enf
deliver the othe unGtsne AT tue
place Aforesaid AL The creditors Of said Corporation
deliver their respective seouus demands 70 the
dersgned a. the place and by the time last Aforesaid
holding snbszng contract OF eo
hereby equrs 70 the writing and In detail TO the
~e~'T - T''7--Ts WILLIAM II. KiPP, Receiver
Dated No go BtO.dwsr, New Yort AgM ~ 1861,
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Professional Notices.

DR. DURANT, Physician for the treatment
~ ~ Wsnsn al Children P"csor Of MhNeff Se
ca bs ent-uliri - al heurs AZ No HsschsL
GUFPLRERS from NERVOUS and PIIISl-
- CAL DEBILITY should sn,nii D. LEWIS Ne Beehat three
do.rs from W-st Brosdusr H.uAs FROM 10 Bp
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NOTICE is hereby given that on the lJlh
dsy Of Api 1901 aischu~n snr BY the Hon
GEORGE g. BARSARD Justice Of the Supreme Court against The
'he claim specified
he sum one sud 930 dollars and ihat such vessel VII
claims sgt her unless the master
,er or constance thereof 90 person d therein appear
sr.t nglJIe ,tlop of ~. ps,ce. PlNCKNEI Z SPHINX.
Attorneys Tor h D. Bird Son, Creditors, Ne beekWsEft
hated lpr.l ID
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Goparinrrsbip Nolltes

NgW iORK, Ntr,h lG. 1851.
NOTICE is hereby given that the United
" Condenn Co La disposed Of - tsI-s and NO longer
h colsnsson sr sale u Ms The tsnplny viii erognre
db esut'ied IT, nsue sfef tbs de GhoRGRllBROWN Pes
EEW yogK. Nsrrh 90 1877.
NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned,
~ hssg dd % ~ m interest the Un-i states Cenden'sg
C.psrv ss village Dutehe Co. n r. viii recognize debt,
cnitas'1i n his anst this date. GEORGE II. BROWN
rI'HE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing ia
- aud scFplatns basd. aad-r the fna Of GOOD
LIfF KEANK !. this dsy pfSSOLvEDby saiusl orsrnt
J. T. GOODflPF.
Ncs YorL April / ipis. " hhANh
b, clrr.l usual t the Isl Of hsy q, No ~
end No ~ Braomrs beiNesu broadway and hsr'srst
a. ttrf Ia. h. NJ J. A. kEASE
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prcposals.
OrYtcr oy ASSISTANT GySrHAL SgB.ssrsscz
No I SrArssr. NEw.loRE. April -, lsS1. )
RMY SUPPIIES-SEALED PROPOSALS


OrYcs oy ASSISTANT GsSrsAL or SgBssrsscz|
No. { SrArssr. NEw-ioRE, April 10 l85L ,
A RMY SUPPLIES-SEALED PROPOSALS
~ lin duplicated will be received BY the unaeT-ned until geost
supplying for tae uss OF the Unea
states Army SUBSISTENCE STORES be delivered orb o.
Brooklyn ns follows, viz;
pounds JAVA COFFEE Ia dOsbe sacks new cotton sss
zunny. containing one hundred pounds each
chop samples the coffee must be delivered VITA tue POpsss
andr therein.
4 600 kits No. / MACKERBI,
printed copy Of this sdvertsme must e attached 20 each ~
and the proposals he specific complying prese WIN 81 me
terms Bach bid consideration st contain e ~isa guar
anty OIL two responsible names, a. follows: -,
hereby guaranty that should al or any pat %
the above shall be duly anled aeeoro t" rus
purpo conditions also that written contract YIN bonds 70
the value Of the stores proposes 70 De rn"e
shalt he executed. II required"
and s date OF pnehse As wen a.
with and ie snd net VEGAS ana snPPas
he plainly On
ahe old marks must he obh;eT1nd
will be carefully mspectea before us dsIrsT
Returns ~
sprolrs sioaalP Public Weigher must be furnished
tseqiValent as s'"a 40 s
are reoeive for the purpose -,
expected TO hold their goods Hho"S S
United States, until required for sh'pmenS . On =. ~
Blanks Proposals viii he Furnished atus once suss
cosed envelope addressed the undersigned sad na ITO
na.sl' Sy Snbsis,eurr Storsp II. T. CLARKE
F' Bat Ma. Ger, A. c. =.
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SUPREME C0URT.--m the matter OF the APP ,,
- psoo oftlt CenmoI.s 81 the Central Park or sd 70 nt..
afth Adsn.ss sra Cesear sf,h. ~ :. S Tenth
stst 10 fJh STREET a. i ~ T ,ss Sys s
Cen PsIk and Aks for optfnR MAMMAL ~
tom A,spus Twelfth Avenue uIdfd arc xoeAU
bv tie se Csliral Para IN TIE CITY Of Ne' ieit
heifofihs Mcr Alderman sad csHmena ,y ~,
the Ace efs Legislature ef PEOPLE OF s se
Scs snled ard dnts Of nc Soma
Csns Psi, pss Ay no efles Ia
intend
Fbs Jrds De,Eiei eiihs STATE Of Az W.
he'd the City Hall! the City eiAewlok on " \.
18th day 81 kp 1907 a. soon hsrssne' ~ "a A.
thereon Of tonmsonen OF no
IN n, sbos natter and ItsIt 81 ne M
hssby ndsd Ne opepng AysuesM IN
Que Hundred and fInt
u CITY o. SesYok laid ont by the % ~ Sses
Asnhasn Street from A,aps %
cid CITY extended and .asssd y ,ns ATTAIN
Central Park and shown and dnested upon
maps Of same made BIZ Garnss sage e Susyor
| RICHARD QGQRAAs. c$dy;l 10 the ccrpersi@n
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TRAINS LEAVE EBW-YORK:
For NevIRven and Bndgrpo {, 100 800 tbLl IO m Zo
CRx.) aOo (Rr.) 345, 40 and 800 (EI) p IN 49, - =, 81.
For Miori Saod rJed. Southport and Westpou 100 l3o
For Eorwnk leo Cr) 800 3o l2l' tEI 900 (ELb
a45, 430. (EI.) so. 800 (Ef.l D. IN
For Darien 100 900, lI?9 m: as, 40, a3Opm
For Greenwich. 100 300 ll3J nj a45 Az 5l SD m
For Stanford ZOO 100 EEl 900 l3D ll5 (Br) 800 tkr),
345 40 (ENl AS SO. Ga, 800 (Br) pr .. 81,
For Chester and intermediate stations 100, SV, p m 80
AS, SO. CSC. 100 }. m ,,, ,,,, .,,,
Boston via Springfield. 500 m lEI 300 tkr) Aoo m
For Boston Shore Line l2l5 tBIl, $40 p m - 80 .,o
Hartford and Springfield 200 (RL lA5 300 (ELh o."
Connecticut River Railroad 900 (Br lLl9 IN 70 hon
treal, 400 D. NJ. Northampton. -,
For Hartford Providence and Fshl Railroad 800 (Br) M '
pm ,,--.I =. IN . -
l2l5 800, 800 p
For Canal Railroad l2l5 p. m 70 Northampton
For TIousatonic Railroad hoo a m. 800
For Nsugstuck Railroad 800 =. m, 400 m.
For Danbury Norwalk Railroad. 100 300 a m, 40
N'~" ''f' JAMES H. HOYT, supt
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OFFICE o AG-E CLOTHING AID koorSSkf
NEw-YoRK- April g. ,SST )
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at

- his Ohce until y NJ MONDAY the latsnsi ioE arASs
by copc the following named Mlsizal tnstrumens lL
y; Psso ID; ore Fieoo nav ~
Clsrioae as; Comets. ha teo ITnpsts .t
aEs CroeAs Athorr nat I'VE
R,e. FAT Ba IroEesnel oas bass
Drum oneS Drum; psiE tJissais
T ,be aamed sre0 be plain brt cool ana f
intended sEIn all espect8squs N 0Ae anu uAr
F srh~T inquire & ofe United States reseee
M t 10 reject an th0rhse OF bid may bseeea 70 ns
nrtrs, vi the service. II, -. 49,. - s.r..los .,x
banI be ndorsed Proposals. furnishing sAa is,rnaen ~
s iJ..i ' Br=srt Brig. lCsu ID. n. |lNTON,
A""''N'' A.. Y. ". Genera, I, > 81
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y R6s hEEhs ot pNsse IVY 20 UhI1IOHo 70, 'y y
CTEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN
- EEWYORK AND VIA PANABlA-The Panams,
EsvZsssu and Aasasa hoy Nal COMPANY dsPsh sre. on
Of the ans
CooSes o1sneeas With tie o he PsSe Mali steam
shp Co leaving NesYo FOR Apswsn tce0nl the h ofes
ssnt F pthgers V be c6breyd unfr bTongh
o.g rates. From SsEIork TO ports In Neyzerd
ar 10 RFdueT Melbourne $50 70 S fef 6 e lBd Sz1 ~
azl1 a. seeonfsta PAYABLE 10 futed koh cola r
Special The new discovered gA regoa Of Hohaka
Irasssss,. Or. bow completed issuing through bills Of Isdins
Sss fustSsr sioySssoa application made Pacific Mail
sS''~'"P N'~V'''' ~ y CHLRLRs w. WEST, AEsst
Ne WnLan ", New fVtk.
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OFFICE PExNsYLgASIA RAnRo~o 9oaRssy.}
PnlIADELeHIA, FebuSsy 4, 1851.
PROPOSALS will be received Mt tho Office OF
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company Phadep.la nS. he n"'
Enless satisfactory proposal hoaA De re-
& A aD accepted previously from responsible pares ds-rngs eoa
said Company, for the establishment OF adssc' hns
,hes between Philadelphia and Liverpool 80
sof proposal with detailed 79sson W.. cs
uDsn aSolisatieG 10 hDN0Np swim, oo,.'@y.--
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DECEIyER's SALE-sUPREME CoURT-IN

DECEIVER's SALE-SUPREMEC OURT-lN
Ia THE MATTgR or THB RECEIvERsl!lP OF TN SAILS
EUKY AMERICAN PETROLEUM GAS COAPANl-Nouce Is
hereby gives by Of On order Of said Court b DAY dn en-
tered The Of the chr and County 81 Newio IN
said Reyerp The subscriber ~ kce,,er Of We asS.
Of sell ~ luhic Auction ~ ~
Boadway ia The City the 10Th dsy 81 April 1904 a.
u o'clock the hight title ard Interest o. Md Company ana
10 furnaces retoris nny-Dt Iron Gas bser and nh,
chou, pipe and burners rhc,one,ai spPaa Ocsg
nal reflector small double Gas holder double oak desk
upright oak deck, mahogany table sb, tes, eha. Focd.
stand blower better balance, Tot oi
Maps and sbout ~ yss Of manila cTPe soOien
p lroR 81 shares Of toe Capita Stock Of
ss COMPANY Patent 81 the United States dated
February a. 1857 granted Isalh HetdpI and runbcd l6
ON. dated Msreh granted T. ND0uGSl and Numbered
2one dated January 5o5 gnied to aid ieo"sa snd
dated MAY 30 1862 granted ~ - g. SsiahuTF ana
numbered g-a whh articles and property TIE
City also al the right, title snd e,t Of said ton
psny IN and the Ciy VI GhSGo, Illinois and
and small gas worLs tie Of - Louis MsoBNheb se
h 10 I've entirelT for eath JAMES ii. COLEhAN, hecehtL
nrtal A.r-lR
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! COURT, CITY and County Of New

SDPREME COUkI, llty anu county OF new
bOYorkPETRR GRANGET sgst EMANUEL SALOMON and others
In pursuance the judgment q The above entitled Court Uade the
entitled the 1911 day Of March 1867 J. the hslrre
appointed ard by said Judgment WIN ,. pubic ano AZ ihs ~
charge Room Broadway New oyk City ~ ~ day Of
May 1861 IL O'clock through JAMES MILLER Real Estate Aus
al that lot piece Of onBd situate lie ssnif cr de
Iyhnh hundred feet from the soUssery correr Of
Thirty snl Eighth and tboUl map Of lands Of
Obadiah Holmes a. LOT hunle eleven wbh lei bounded a. ooNsi
PenuMrt pOiut he outhehy es Tiir the d'stttE@
hundred theresbont eAst-y from The easiey corner 81
ThyEih and Apee running ea,iefJ
along souhery side Of Thirty street twenty rect 70 the
Of lot puhbeT tye sd tk,ne sontfy along
The said wety line Of said lot and psfA with we hrhh avenue
Enetyeigh feet inches the center Of the boek between h
fourth and Thirty sch streets ihtnes westerly along said hrs sld par
lei ThirtyGh he eet 10 tie easisTy nae 81 ot
pnmber teu thence hobeyY said line snd parallel Sl the
Eches 10 the place Of bgntrr s
the tad dimensions s With the buildings thereon together
with Oe6 Of ne wall ssgtng ID. ddls Is het.ssr ,'a
Asd " elVe the 10 ho nfcd M AFsg Val
~ST = = N'.T join y. H1SKfN Retire..
CHAs. H. BAILEY Plns. Atty.
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CUPREME COURT.
h. the Mater o. the Application Of the Mayer Aldermen and Cvn
" - r,oralt, Of ne CltV Of Nsw-rors, relative to
THH OPENING or
SEVENTY SECOND-STREET,
.... from Fourfh aysnne To the kast River
IN TIE CITY OF NEWNORk.

prtant such made And provided ne MH'er
men d ef ID. city " NeSios hereby siys no's Ds
t intend 10 sp the Supreme Court VI the Saa o Ss Tors
StessI Term skd CeaIt he he'd al The tg Han le my =.
Nea.York Tasy he sixteenth day ef tpr ho az s oP.uh
~ " thereafter
,sr for i've appointment Of Cepmsoues II Estimate .hd A.
urt In The mstter that the pstETe and sfuh o
hereby hndtd Inc opening 81 sssht' ~
nom Fourtb a,ne sad city, 80 laid out oh ee
p or nI,n 81 81 an Act Of the LEGISLATURE
Of Fsople the state VI New iol Lie An Aet
troYrets onshr The aVng VI streets .d sss 10 wy "
N,v.Y.rt and for sther pATpa,ssf rasvd April ., ltni
RICHARD OGORNAN. Counsel ~ TIE toEpofst0h
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Sales bn 2nttion.
- y IIi,TPV n LEEDS & MINER.

ny HENRY II. LEEDS s. MINER.
IL UrNRY IT, LENDS, Aucuoneer, 49, 80,
ali DO Auction on TUESDAY, April TO- at oi o'clock al TIE
',..i.,eT A., 20l last NHeec-ti-sr ~ c.... 4, -.
HOUSEHOLD FRNTCkb Soaes1g o. r' Eaiie,rcj md
- ts Guresus Bet.cl, small d. 'laT. b ,,,
e.,, trts fa'asr. OAK Wauubcs. Pd Na.hs1nls LACK
sr jo Bureaus. Spring Msg Az ,A,s ~ - i
Isck O. < Chairs li Bei'a7, -cA w alhut
5,e Ttl g. THAR Sor Carpets anil STAR Rods
~ III rf,ekcrv. Glassware &C. Kitchen turn.are @r
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w nANcs MIE.RiWIN " 20. broadway cor

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PRIV Ans LIBRARY Valuable and Scarce Book uoutg ,era'
90. =, Washugon sn8 v.os hooks relating a. Aailcau
s,o,y ADD General Literature aud also Sone early ana 'n0'e
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pPrvaTR LIBRARY 81 standard Wos IN various
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T IONG ISLAND .RAILRoAD.-Winter ar
IL rangemsa les1-Lsavss Slip Hsu.forf, al q
a. nall GresnpOrt snd way stations for sJos
get and ststiOni fsPbsnf express train land 70 RIVER
q, Fegmssdals aaa Wsg J.th9ga 80 TO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-15
steamboats, ano Railroads.


IRE RAILWAY.-Trains leave Depot foot
~ cfChsmhtrs-st Payona FerTr;
800 Day kvp for Rochester Buffalo, Salamanca Dunkrk
and al points Vet and South
g:is a m Way TIsu daily for OisriDe
1000 g. m Express Mail, Bu ale. saamanca and West
400 g. m. Wav, IN Port Iergis NeahuEh. Warwick
500 m Night Express. Buffalo, Salamanca, and Dunkrk
5aD y. H. Wal Train ior Suicrn
E5O m Nrh, glpre daily for DuGaoD Salamanca Dunkrk
sud all points West AMI Holta
$50 D. ~. Emgrart Tram daily, for tie West
Also WAY Boiling Sprus, Pssac, nd Paterson Al 6is
3:i5. 4;J 6:i5 and III p msdy. GA
WEDNESDAY NIGHTS Thenter Train at y o'elock
ns rn direct al southern and Western
lies HUN "iDbbh Nehl SUPP
WV. R. BARR. Gen' Pass Agent
MORRIS and ESSEX RAILROAD COM
NA PANy-Commencing Monday December - ~ Leave New,
Nh Le valley Eailroad and
Mai
Accommodation leaves al 2: ftacket
Mail MOrSoNn Espess at In adj
don 10 above day to Newark Owe South Orange
and three TO Summit A. PBERTn0D. General SUPERINTENDENT
NETWORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD.
1867. flhlNd Aikh MN !, 70 i ,:e i'O"
Station in EewYO TwentTsevnthst and Fourth
ave Entrance Twenty-seventh-st
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DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
4 THROUGH LIMB TO CALIFORNIA AND CHINA, ..
CARRYING UNITED STATES MAIL
Steamers love Pier No. q North River foot Of canast at p %

" REDUCED RATES or PASSAGE AND FREIGHT
The entirely New, Past and ELEGANT Steamship
NEVADA, $3.50 tubs burden
will he pstebed by the North American Steamship COMPANY
SATURDAY, April 90 at noon Pier No % North River foot Of
Warren CONNECTING Pacific With the fayoc steamer
AMERICA, Capt WAKEMAN i,
The accommodations these steamers are unurpassc" W "So VI
Al a6ost and the line is
THROUGH TO SAN FRANCISCO EVERY Nv hNl DAiO'
Pof Passage o Freight apply 10
WIZ H. WEBB President, No. 81 Rxohange-plaee 49,.
d A. CARRINGTON Agent No III West cor Warreust, NJ