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New-York tribune., 1867-02-21
6teamboais ano RAILROADS..

6teamboais ano Railroads.
EOR NORWALK and DANBURY.--Steamer
rSbNYs SEynE5HF @ iS;psf d s'
EOR NEW-HANEN HARTFORD, and
i SPRNGFIgLDFARR IS Gents, Steamers leave Peek SIP at
5.l5 Trains North and Eas from Nee Haven At II P
SAFETY, SPEED AND COMFORT.
WORCESTER PALNER fTSBIn ,HI o NtSisA LOWELL CON
INTERMEDIARY POINTS
Inc ''' CITY or BOSTON and CRY Or SgwYoRK
leave N''f0 Pel e ~ S9$ So River fsfsa 5 Of = v S' % NON
,r. connecting with Il. StcanSoii fip1;s Train from d. ,bo,
pon. Noreeh aud Worcester, Boston And Worcester Worcester
FREIGHT tsien at the lowest rates For information nqulr.
b 5 MARrIS Arert on iAe Pier
THE OLD LlNE,--Sag IIarbor, Greenportt,
Bat River foot Of f0'Oa' sysr{ sngEiy San, & :, n p.,
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW JERSEY
pec At Hampton Junction with The beswars s-tsvsrna
Railroad and a, with the Lebgh valley Railroad and ~
tons forming direct line to rb1rs al tho West without change Of
CATS ALLENTOWN LINE TO THE WEST
Three EIPress Trains daily for ths Wet eicP Sundays vhf ore
s %,. IRE, hours saved by this line to cloEo cneHrli
St Louis &C. With S2 Sr ere hh5f' 5F q sSnfuyys Ii
CemH'rdng Jan J. i5|L,ys Ns"'Igrl is lof.' & vro-,
VII fs Msh,s.1 si 5si or, htla'A'~ ts L. A-''1 '-'-'
Ss gs'sGI aS T Es"si .,s E,sa T' Gap '
ga sstsra RIpro fr Es.on Allentown Harrisburg Pitts
West Vih bgt change ~ cars ~ Cncuhau or 't
esso ehAngs, % 81 Louis oenrscts At i'furg sA
Northern ,,-r and Phs1phA Gud ks Roads hr Ls AID The
Ol Regions
Reading POtsvIs. Harrsburr. Gc
4 D m.-fo Easipu Bethlehem and Msuch Chunk
D. ~ Som,rtile and Pennington
EAou, Reading Usrifhnrr Ntlan'ror Ifrirston
CORY Erc sleeping Car from heulorf 70 NIamsgoft
6.l3 y m--fOr S0mrr'iUe
7:1o 3 m.-Tor Somsrins
p. m-wEsTEhS EXPRESS TRAIN-For Essioa, AhesoSn
Resaing Hsrrishurg Pittsburgh. ani the West
sleeping through from Jerser , % lhnfheFeV evening
Additional trains o Befgrn Point Elizabeth. a.
Ticket, the West ko obtained tie uns y tsttal Raj
EsnJ,usy foot Of Liberty A. H. Al 40 Aof lioas hos
23t 25i, SO Broadway, aud at no 10 0fesuwish -
JOSIAH q. STBARNS. Superintendent
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DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
4 THROUGH LINE TO CALIFORNIA
MAIL

CARKlING INIIfU NIAIEN MAIIt
VIA PANAMA RAILROAD
Steamers leave Pier q North River foot Of Csnas at II o'clock
IS follows
March I-RISING STAR, Capt W. G. Fuber connecting With
GOLDEN CITY, Capt. !. I. Watkins .
March llHENRl CHAUNCEY, Capt A. G. Gray connecting With
MONTANA, Capt j. Sutton. - -,
March 2l-OCEAN QUEEN Capt 7. A Harris connecting with
CONSTITUTION, Capt CSyeIly.
All departures Acapuco those Let and 2l connect at Psn
South Pacific po Isl and lin ot CehuA Anef
ports and those OF LIST touch at Manzanillo
h each month connects with the new steam he rom
Panama 10 Australia and New Zealand ,
Steamer OF March H. 1867 will with the Compsns steamer
Colorado TO leave San Yokohama and Hong Kong April
., 1867 -. ,,ut-....
hundred pounds baggage allowed each du Medicines and
attendance free.
For passage tickets further information sppy at the ohce
1ue "HAlI wv " NN-1' ~ w - Arrrt
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furniture.

,yt,n,,S ii,o ,od Chustnut and wauat
Der Suites plain and ornamental At rAnhN"lo'' W. ooo
CAutlst, opposite Wooster Bstsblshed lo''
New-York tribune., 1867-02-21

/ 0NG ISLAND RAILROAD.-Winter ar
IL engagements Jan le67-Leaes James Slip RewYork at
m for GTeenpOrt and stations; II for kyo;
set and stations; iSPhsnt express train land to River
head SyosSet stAionsi
M a.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-21
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE
Ofean Steamers.
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
i THROUGH LINE TO


i THROUGH LINE TO
JAPAN AND CHINA,
Via PANAMA and SAN FRANCISCO.
Carving The L. s Mail
Steamer HENRY CHAUNCEY will leave Pier No AZ North River foot
ofCans NewYOrk. at u O'clock on MoNDAi March H.
1867 connecting via Railroad with steamer MONTANA FOR San
rso where rs,,enr transferred the Conpaays splendid
steamer COLORADO leave that port WEDNESDAY April d.
rect for Yokohama and Hong Kong .
Passengers who prefer to lie ten days al San Francisco Panama
or Acpuo can take the RISING STAR hence March 1851
ing With Golden CITY 81.
tween New York aud Francisco the following rates payable gold
or It's equivalent: ,ro,. c,c,,-
Gan prsnesco Ia Yokohama a...............S25O $40
San Francisco o Hong Kong, ,.............. 800 700
Due notice will be given Of subsequent VOYAGES
For Through all further information apply at the Office
'N' "'' " T. X. BAILEY, Agent
New-York tribune., 1867-02-21

missioner in behalf Of the State Of Iowa hereby ofer premium
Huad Dollars for the best plan accompanied with spectca
building buildings the state
Deaf and Dumb he erected at
Council Buf and be d sufficient accommodate not less
than 80 hundred pupils The plan include arrangements for lighting
waning st veutAng the building Plans be opened the first
Baj Jaae usIt Address the undersigned CouHcI Bluffs Iowa
THOS. OFFICER,
G. BALDWIN,
New-York tribune., 1867-02-21
IlO ARCHITECTS.-The mdeTsigned, COm-

II 7 T
o~S appointed bv Congress United States have
a th, following Resolutions and Rules and Regulations 10 be oh
srr Architects submitting plans for treproo building 70 be
POsOce ami United States Courts IN the C OF New
York
srej an Architects desiring TO compete for the plan 70 be
Commission the erection and building OF Post once
AMI Cont United Courts in the City Of New York
rel8-,ei uh plans 10 this Commission Tor the purpose aoir
said following the conditions and rules to be Observed
b. sueh Architects:
First The plan, upon uniform scale Of sixteenth of an inch
- the foot perspective drawing to the same
scale
second from cng scep; far may he necessary TO
used Elevations and sections be tinted IN lndA
%
be accompanied by outline specifications aud approximate
est detail
Furb special be had to the subject Of acoustics
heating and ventilation
NA The material be Of white marble except
estimated both for marble and iron
Si1ih and estimates to be submitted to The Commissioners ~
e MAYORS City Hail. the City Of NewioTk, on or be
f1r- N,ais The 9Th DAY Of April 1867. at o'clock
REQUISITES FOR THE BUILDING.
stories and attic IN hsht above tie Easements sepA
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90 Uhom II man Concern.

nor SALE-A choice cabinet collection OF
4 MINERALS embracing and splendid lot gold silver cop
per other specimens which cannot be duplicated al any eo
aui ALL be s.id cheap Apply al a, nj.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-21
TT'HE CARRIAGE BLANKET was reGceII

TINHE GENTLEMAN to whom the Nlght-
sat-hmu ttr NewHayen Depot gave tie MUFF last
urgsy it viii obhge the by SEEDING to No 10
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SUPREME. Cou,RT--County of eHsl ew-Yorkw y

CUPREME COURT-COunty of New-1OTk-
- MARGARE1rA BERRY, Plaintiff against ALEXANDER BERRY
Defendant relief tom seryed ''''''''':
10 the Defendant. hereby and ~ cents
qued complaint in this action which ~ Int Rev.:
the OF the CLERK 81 the tiv and Stamp Cancd
County Of NrN-iork at the Cg Hall in ssd CITY ........
copy said complaint the subscriber a
90 aud 3 Broadway IN the City ~ fNewiork, within
scu ans the service o. this you exclusive Of The
dag 81 and fail the said complaint within
a. time Aforesaid ihe Plaintiff will app the Court for
the rf demanded IN The compsini-Datrl January 66,.
DUDLEY r. r. WILCOX. Piliuiifs AtorreJ.
Nrs. 90 and yH Broadway. Ncv-lork City.
Tie complaint this acioa hd IN the ohc of the Clerk Of
city AID County of NewYok the 18th day of January
inGs Jl7 iaW6wTh
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COIRT al thc State of NeM- YOrli.

- To knight Frazier Christian unknown, but who
cpaTi1cs uaer that name dclnlut lou are
stamp. .hrbi required the complaint
~ cents .o kAu D. Baker and Wm. OBren, surviving part
Cancelled .ur Cortland r. Baker deceased The plnifs which
m H. fd boz he Office II the CLERK Of sm Court athe
Cy Hall he Cts Neaiork an 10 coPr oioIr answer 20
sad complaint -efier bis orcr No l3 Broadway, 10 te
C,v Ne within Soc hereof
Of the afs
t.a5 rba i1l ag .h service hereof above required Tie
s IA, lun-ut against SAID Court U the II
f,u.ts,u l1rrr at dollars and cents with m
err.t ~ August thousand eight hundred au sixty
bfsI. acouDad ~ NeN-iok, Jan. 2. 1851
NELSON SMITH PAiutifs Attorney.
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legal Notires.
II is hereby giyen to all persOns haY-

~ Gains against AUGUSTUS JAMES tile tlty
io decreased that they required exhibit the sane with the
vouchers thereof 10 the subscriber his Office No y Markets.
within three months from aud after the date hereof
LATED Jan ;. lI6i H. D. NARlCk Trustee
New-York tribune., 1867-02-21

q d. BROWNING Secretary Of the Interior
JOHN T. HOFFMAN, Mayor JAMES KELLY, Postmaster
SAML q. COURTNEY, JONATHAN STURGES,
L. \ Atty south Dist ~ Y Pres't Chsmber Of Commerce
JACKSON = SCHULTZ MOSES TAYLOR
CHARLES H. RUSSELL CHARLES II. ROGERS.
JOHN T. HOFFMAN. Chairman Of Commission
rAAfna rRIIY s..r.t.rr
New-York tribune., 1867-02-21


% and 81 stories and attic will be required for Post
be lbge accompanied with the necessary vashTooms ward
roJ-s. Ns-r closets. &C.
fanv tank. In The upper story may required 10 furnish
Dt AMI sufficient supply Of throughout tne building
and iron vaults be required the basement and
each ofhe building.
and Inappropriate oruameutaton 70 be avoided
All plan be- presented aforesaid sealed and al
dre.i JOHN T. HOFFMAN Chairman 81 tue COnmUon at The
Of New York, with the Of the Architect
ssof Five thousand Dollars viii be paid to the
Architect plan shall be approved Of and adopted by the Comm
Architect be recommended by the commission az super
inte1d building in accordance with the terms Of
entered into hereafter by sail Architect and The United
States lawfully constituted authorities thereof for that purpose
shat paid and commission follows: per cent on t2JD
90 Der cent S2J the balance Oi the amount Of
eIDeuiiture and Of erecting SAID building
Dcd he Of Three thousand Dollars he PAID 70 The
plan shah be reported and adopted by the Cou
nt that the % Two Thousand Dollars be PAD TO
the Architect plan be determined upon by the Commission a.
Architect plan by the Commission be fourth
II merit ,---
b deserving 0f merit be classBed In Two
Divisions each and that the First Division be paid Five Hundred
that the Second Division be paid Three Hundred Dol
lars each
sorsd That the night o. rejecting al plans
proposed and submitted 10 It
9lued That which premiums shah be awarded be
the United that all other be
turned o the Architects who submitted them
requested JAMES KELLY
Pom, Secretary ofhe Commission at The PostOhee for the Pro
posals. surveys, and Maps
The foregoing Is approved - -. ,.,.,, , . o.,
A f f
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VARIETIES.

Judge Fishers ssrulingn is remarkably
crooked.
Log rolling on the Kenebec almost equals
Colfax.
A Memphis police officer robbed adying
carpenter of his tool chest.
Chinese laborers are thought to be prac-
ticable in the North. As workmen they
take it Coelie.
A young girl in Philadelphia has gone
crazy; at the loss OF her beapty by acid
t irown in her face. - sr.
"a Sumner is. color blind. He recognizes
nothing but black. ei9C s.
81 Three centuries ago the average duration
of life was q years; now it is over 45 years.
IS Let's keep on. .l4i .aa .-z- eulsss ..asrst
Wendell Phillips wants office for the ne
gro. Wendell is always wanting-in COM
mon sense. .W lssh sas {lA4
Messrs. Greeley and Weed measure pens
in their papers, and tongues in the New
York Convention. 11itn tfGsess-ss4t
.aa aThe Republican form of government in
the South is principally i"uniform.Y
sdr General Sickles drives only black horses.
He goes for the aristocracy of COLOR Prem
tice. .ilsJ u & - 81 .iu5r-eTtO
OF Senator Chandler doesn't care how much
ruin he works. He is fond of ruin-es-
pecially "blue ruin."-Ibid.
A Gloucester paper says there is young
lady OF that town so modest that she will not
allow the Christian Observer to remain in her
room over night.
7sl Members of Congress own largely in the
Washington street railways. The charters
were impossible otherwise.
hst9 9ARADIcAL editor talks about ''taking his
lite in his hand," and Prentice advises him
to take it at once-either in or by his
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THE display of the European monarchs
is almost equal to the display of the five
lnonsrchs in the South.
s The Maryland Radicals are mean enough
to sell their birthrights. As for themselves
they are not worth purchase.
% q A BROOKLYN journal thinks it would be
blessing If the Cable telegraph could be
smashed. 1t has caused the smash of many
aneWspaper. al .r4-- ra-
Two members OF family in Mississippi
recently died of starvation. They had
lived for some time on sassafaas bark and
roots.
Whenever a musical festival offers as
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A colored man in Syracuse. 10Y years old,
is going to Virginia to lay his bones on the
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A Western paper thus hits off popular
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Two Spanish gentlemen who advertised
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have explained. They are the election Of
Radicals to office by ''nigger" votes Chica.
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Nebraska advertiser., 1867-06-06
Proceedings Of fhe City Council,
MAYoR's OFrIcE, BRowNyILLE,
Monday. June Sd, 1867.

Monday, June Sd, 1867.
Present, Mayor Church, and aldermen
Mcpherson, Morrison, Stewart, Hacker
and Wheeler. B. B. Rogers, Marshal
T. r. Fisher, City Engineer, and w
H. McCreery, Clerk. I. n. Reynolds,
City Attorney
Minits Of previous meeisng read and
approved.
Conlrac, Of J.. G. Dsuser and jacob
Marahn Of the first part and City Of
Brownyilie, of The second part, read and
laid on the table to be taken up at any
time.
Slantoa. Perkins s. Co., presented a
petition with the requisite number of
names. asking a license to sell liquors.
Granted.
J. S. Church, Mayor, presenter a bill
for amount paid by him for Bond and
Order Book of fifty six dollars and fifty
cents, Clerk ordered to draw an order
for same in favor of Messrs. Mills & Co.
T. r. Fisher, presented a bill for
Establishing grades, assistants &c as per
bill on file, for One hundred and fourteen
dollars and sixty cents. Clerk ordered
to draw an order fer same.
Ordered that the Clerk draw an or
der on Treasurery in favor Of Geo. w.
Hill s. Co, for SIS, for publishing Or
dinances three weeks.
Ordered lbat the Cfk draw an order
on the Treasury in favor of Jos. Baker
for the sum Of IS, for repairing Cny
Pump.
Ordered that an order be Grawn in IA
vor Of w. S. M'Gawen for 5000, parI
payment on contract for grading Main
Street.
Ordered that CLERK draw an order on
Treasury in favor Of Josh Roger for
$50. for work on streets.
Ordered that Clerk draw an order on
Treasury, in favor Of J.. II. Morrison, for
$40 fol. assessing City. Contract made
b., Council Of I666.
Mayor appointed a Commilly Of four.
T. r. Fisher Engineer, DR.. Stewart.
T. G. Hacker, C. W. Wheeler, TO exam
Inc bridge on End street between Main
and Water, and report at next meeting.
Mayor authorized to contract with
Maryon F. Boyd for grading on Main
street between Sth and 9th At his bid Of
29 "a gents per cubic yard cut and ill,
also, at his bids on Sd and 4laNslreets al
F30 cents, also, on End street.
Mayor entered into contract with
Messrs. WI. Wilson, III. M. Stewart
and ThOs. =. Mckenzie for grading Oh
Atlantic street as per agreement on file
Council adjourned TO need June 5th,
at s o'clock
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-06-06

SaFe.-Capt. Jno. L. Carson has just
removed, and Is now placing in position
in bis Bank 9g House on Main street,
the large Iron Vault formerly used BY
the Nemaha Valley Bank. Encased in
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air chamber al around il, il VilI be as
safe a place 70 guard valuables against
FIRE as can be imagined. and. the Burglar
Proof Safe inside Of il is Of a character
sufficient strong and lnpicate 10 defy or
binary villains. His general facilities
for the Banking business are equal 10 any
in Nebraska.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-06-06
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