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New-York tribune., 1867-04-26
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Fot siTh sIy6rsi and siIiyseeord.t b.-.sa
Fourth h the eouc: awarded 20 IgsaE Al 81
seventies, between Eghh and NDthaSss
,a eousrae, awarie X. H. g A. Ireay slO0 Sewer
and Forysecont contract AWARDED
J Nsseg $llO Sewer IN Hfythut between Fourth sni
Enbre awarded 90 G. Farley s STR Sewers In hghi
contract sSardaa
Commerce. AMI Bonsts Coushs s, 5e'-eeS
Beecer Fouh N Looyst. between 81 Lukespsee A. y
BuNrlss; Hudson and Gecnscss, between Wet Tents
and HumonlSs Becserst between Hammond shd Bsnfrs
contract Awarded W. Esslg 30 10 Sewers N cberp 81
between Mouomery and Jearrous Cntont, between Ch
awarded 20 James Byers al 10
between Eight ninth and Ninety hhsts and betSe~a
awarded H.
Treaey hh sni Seventy srthsts be-
FOusgc with branches IN Fourha'e be eonTs
b. Bissng a. $500 Sewers Fty y-eventh St b.
tween Trava With branch in Ayenne and FT
eghst the contract asnrled r. H. and A. TT.a at S2S
20 sewers Onehunre fifteenth and One hundred Aol
toprtbAVe, eontrsSs
awarded to u. Blessing az %2,.Sso
PAVING WITH STONE BLOCKS For PAvEMENrt.
carriage Hgd-on.st from Cansl 10 Nh sensvs
oft
las a; in FoFyehihst from vest se Of se'
Br0aiwsy the awarded 10 Thomas GeTrsr ~
S2s O IN Fifeh from Thr 10 Poarth the eouset
W Pc;tgrcw SSfS 90 IN Seventy hd o.
the awarded O. J. W Pekgrer
&Ii8 Fourh fVm Thryegh Fo thTd streets.
contract awarded 20 J. W. Peugrev az 5000 70 Ssme
from Third 10 Foariaye The contract vas Assdes
" Pegrew S79l2 r. Same IN Thirty sh st., fTaH Lei-
Fourth the contract AWARDED 20 ksnnJ AZ
curb awarded W C. Jarne al a31l ~ Lay
n Westsi from southeast Of Christopher
and Per No. 81 the
.Ac.wa 81 c.. Kidney 50.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-26
RANKING HOUSE o.
JAY COOKE & CO.,
No. 20 wALL-sT.,
Corner Of Nassau-S:, New Y0rk.

We buy AID sell At the most liberal prices and keep on hand
hn supply Of GOVERNMENT BONDS OF ALL ISSUES SEVEN
THRTIBs and COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES and execute srdsr'
ioI purchase and sAle VI STOCKS BONDS and GOLD.
CONVERSIONS.
We convert the several issues OF sEyES into FIvsTwES
taking the lst ers at GOVERN
RATES allowing commission dealers and rArse FREIGHT
NEWYoRK Cnars Slh iai particulars furnished upon
application JAY COOKE Go.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-26
RECEIPTS OF PRODuCE.

APRu. 25-Flour, 1898 bbls. Whisky. sT bbls; Corn
Meal 200 sacks; Oil Cake. 752 sacks Coru, 5liO Dlsh
Oats 100 bush; Seeds, 46s bush; Ashes so phSH b,l,
az pkgs Pork sgG bhls; Cut Meats 4S pkeS Lard loJ
pkgs. Petroleum 444s bbs Butter lS2O pASs Oheese'
75O pkgs.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-26
Corporation Notices.

COMMITTEE ON STREETS.-Ihe Commit
o. Of Conarntn vii bold neetHEon
SATURDAY the 27th inst Y oam No le CiI la inr the
,-nos e,derng The sohe of WOODEN PAVBMBSfS Those
interested are Byied attend By " the o1miee on Streets
HIGH OBRlKS, lc.o..t,.
BRYAN RElLLY. =, S,rs.t.
Jas D. MsNEANN. D''N'
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oyycs or rSE cosSisoyE og r.Is .yP As's.-5SS1 2.

No p CnAsBzKssr.. Nsn ioNE Jan. y 10"
NOTICETO TOTAX-PAN ERS.-NO Otice Is hereby
gven that e Rolls - the Real and Personal Estate
othe Nes lork tr ne wear @ VII b. open g M
sgeetoa aud aer hONAl yalaY - io snu VIZ
rran open u day Of Arn 1871 for ne correction Of errors
and hs suAon ~ he a'lesad rea ahd PERSONA
~ NSl0rk AZ persons b-e ng tsa
,ere TO ,ggeyo Eake Application 10 ne 'oun urrs qVi
obtain the rLeI pioide
L. The AZ, ot lsg nosidss during he books shall be
op.r 10 public Inspection beryHh provided, application NAY be
considering bsf arcreled BY the ts a-
uon personal estate 10 have M ,aue e snen
made relation % th ased valuation ~ rrl estate
h Nins stating Ihe ground Of Objection ueeto a99
hercup0n Commissioners sha ts'niie into ne sna u
. asm+ui errepoos ihT shall csus me sane 70
II snch appcston b made 10 relation 70 n 1850
valuation personal estate the APyril shall b. Tansd uur oah
Comm Who sL4l Do au rld 70 h l @ sneu
Of hem; an n IN hs or Der Jnlct VI, -
b. c0utcisd ard II The Aoans
believe O. he ri ind declare th 4e
on tberon thirty such Application shA have been
a. 20 them reduction shall b. made b. the Board of Supervisors
AMI pcr stlais mosed uder ms s ua
- n h .ppssr oath Affirmation that The party aggreve
he put prescribed for the correction o
t.I.s b. reason u y absiurr f-ul ~ rir
~ a J. WILLIAMSON (Con of rne'
W AA5b.n,TNy 1 ,,....-.,
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srITE op SEW- -YoRK,

DsPkRTrsyr ALBANY, Dee. 81, 1880 )
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN pursuant 10
Chapter x6 Law. Of ls9 and SO Laws Of i%s 'a.'
socasn located the CITY ofNewYork will be redeemed At PAR
the Superintendent 81 The Banking Department presentation at e
National Mechanic Bank Ciy Albany for i
fom the dae hereof and not thereafter -.
The outstanding circulating the said bank must be presented
aforesaid within from the 6ae hereof and all notes @ sha
BE- presented for redemption an payment within the time thus 'c
eel VIII be charge the fund In hanso the nupen
teulent for that purpose g. W. SCHUYLER,
lana lav6rn Superintendent
New-York tribune., 1867-04-26

Tho Hoston Theater is opened on Sunday syeuie .
% % RELIGIOUS services, under the direction Of snt i-
tSr,is and sermons being given BY many ~ ss ss
eymsn of the city.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-26
STAN or SEv YoRE. BANK DEPARTMENT, /
ALBANY, Oct 10, 1850. }

STATE oY NEp YORK. BANK DEPAKTxzSr,
ALBANY, Oct To- 1866. )
NOTICE is hereby given, pursuant 10 Cnapter
~ i6 of 65 that tho circulating notes
SHOE AND LEATHER BANK baI kng association 10
Gated the will be redeemed AT PAR BY the super
n;eBdent o. e BANKING Department presentation At the
M Ctv Albany and National shoe and
Leather Bank the City for nI Jean from the dae hoo
and not thereafter
The outstanding circulating of the said Bank must he presene
aforesaid within years from the date hereof ,nd all notes which
shall for redemption and payment within the time thus
specified win be charge upon The n ~ the hands Of the Sa
penenden purpose G.. W SCHUYLER superintendent
New-York tribune., 1867-04-26
" 4 J. WILLIAMSON. Con o'Tnn
J. W. ALLEN. ana
W BROWN. Anessmeats

DEr,Krxrxr PrBtIo CH,Elriss ASD CoREscTioS
No. Bond t.. Npw-i oBK, April p. ia5i.
DROPOSALS-TO MASONS AND CAR
PEyTERS-sEALED PROPOSALS viii be rse,sei By The Com
.r. 81 "a artes and Correction ther o, until O'clock
h of NAV merit Tor Ctreer ami Mason Of the Hierne
aist, wings Of the IRebn.te Al luin Wsrds I,and
The plans SPECIFICATIONS be a. tie o1es ot henWk
Sanir Architects. No. ~ Wall
JAMES y NICHOLSON ISAAC BEIL
JAMHs BOWRN OWEN ". BEENNAN.
V,HE MEMBERS of the BOARDS Of ALDER
MIN and COUNCILAIES requested meet 10 Room No g.
at, Ha on FRIDAY 2Ctb II ococs t attend The
bner of the late LlWlS RlEES Emeaher uf the Ead Of Al
d,mep d. T. VALENTINE Glsrs o. Common Council
Nru. York April Is, 1877.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-26
STATE OF EEw YoItx, BANK DEPARTMENT,
Atp1Sy PebrnarT D, 1901.

ALBANY, Fcbmay D IbL
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, pursuant to
~ Chapter @ and 47 Laws 1863 t the circulating
notes sned 10 the TRADRsMENs BANK or Tis ClTYOF NBW
YORK; banking association ocaIed the City Of kewforh viii be
redeemed AT PAR Superintendent Of the Banking Department
psrtaion hs State National Bank In the CITY OF
Abanv ior o the date hereof, and not thereafter
The outstanding circulating Of The said bank be presented
within from the date hereof al all notes "eh
presented or redemption and payment within the TINE n'
speoe Will he charge pOR the fund in e hands the sa
@. W. SCHUYLER, superintendent
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j)ort- naroen's Notice.

NKv-YoRT,
PoRT.WARDESs OFyIcg, No % Wlhsnst
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
~ Section Of the Act rassd April H. 1851 entitled An Act .
the WarsES OIce the Port Of NewYo 10 Al persons
interested H. having charge II he subject matter Of sash squ
survey that ths following vessels nader
Waens that III said examination
completed within sung tbs notice. bord "a ~
New-York tribune., 1867-04-26
COUTH-WEST
PACIFIC RAILROAD co.
SEVEN PER CENT
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
90, 600, 600 IN COUPON BONDS OF $4,000
EACH,
COUTH-W
TWENTY YEARS TO RUN.
PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST GUARANTEED BY THE ATLANTIC
l. PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY.

And secured by property valued $4,000 consisting Of their com
pe road to the GaODad River ~ miles from St Louis and 80 90
acres Of e agricultural mineral lands rs hne By provision
othe mortgage so onen lands sold to the amount Of $4,000 this
ann to be funded for the redemption of Ike amount Of bonds and the
holder, have the right any take possession IN payment OF the
PAR value Of their bonds any COmpanys lands schedule
rates mineral lands, excepted
tn. climate Missoar remarkably sanbrons the ten
.ra,ur, even and the Winters and mild I agricultural resources
are not eIeee by any part United sies OF its minerals lead
iron and coal are found superior qualities and great abundance The
famous raby lead Compas land are well fno"n 'no
recent Developments than yet no'n hes
along She line quantities than the total iron deposit
ofPeunanA Company prepared to sell these lands "
from IS 90 per acre particulars Col A ALBERT General
Land Agent ST Louis Mo-
b. recent Arrangement this road becomes the Missouri division Of h'
Atlantic aud Paoe Railroad Which has land grant Of SOoo acres
and viii form direct railway from 81 Louis San Fran
cisco shorter and gradients than other route
Ofe present bonds, limited amount offered for sale
at the rate Of per cent subject The option ohs conpaiy
For further particulars apply
New-York tribune., 1867-04-26
OrFcE hAlE RALwAY COEPasY
No lI7 WfEt-sf NV OIF. ApGl !. 1861.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN of the nten-
y ioa ofthS Conpsr c-eni 10 FIRST Mortgage Pods las Ju
1911. M Tbuy is g sereu o. cot per s1an ete bs' ere
~ 3nQ The entire oft tomrnf td
s power rien8 given b ,iait Of state q Sr York
u prus. Conpaaf mss -rtsd sHy - ln Mortgage
Ben q ie order o. he respective rroI.es.
P1po-as v b. th- i5t u Nay ne- a Tho eerfA
IT, ltT of rsiork 0r ezieH1 porion
Of the ard cde whether pTeseu holders cff hiihf 's
viii be- enret 90 siter sad Bond rate
the presented by the hors
On and ssr Jp Tie CoWpauy vii s prepared % rieBd m
tie boiler. thereof present oi
purpose the once Of the C0pany the City and
Coupons with dOfseLeni thereon o
agreement Will be issued and attached ~ih In
terestp payable semi annually heretofore
Person. whose lids nav t accepted vii option extending
Bonds LONDON FRANKFORT Gerosny notice The Company
determined - the numbers 81 toe Bonds 10 he
extended in each place BOBEht H. bERDELL, Pfeadent
NOTICE.-An Election for seven % Direc-
~ steamship Company and ir three 90 Inspectors
Of Ooe houihsi
MONDAY lie 9th instant between the hour of u r. and
l. III gecret,
New-York tribune., 1867-04-26
THE SINGER MANUFACTURING Co,
PTopnetOrs and Manufacturers Of the World renowned

Tn. ,np.or merits Of the SINGER MAnes al Others for
either Family Manufacturing 80 well established and
90 generally admitted enumeration Of their relative sieeehess
nO longer considered Necessary
THE LETTER "a" FAMILY MACHINE,
hitherto by this COMPANY has gained and maintained the
world over and for years past unparalleled reputation and sale But
the excellence ofbs Mshe bsNe no" TO announce
that it has been superseded by our
NEW FAMILY MACHINE,
which h,. baen over two years In preparation which has been brought
to perfection regAre TINE LABOR, EXPENSE and "meh
now confidently presented public HomPaab The BIOL Sb"
ING-MACIlSE IN EXISTENCE.
The machine in question SIMPLE COMPACT DURABLE and
BEAUTIFUL lis QUIET LIGHT RUNNING 'Bd CAPABLE OF
PERFORMING RANGE VARIETY or WORK never before
attempted upon single Machine using either sk Twist Linen or
Cotton Threads sewing with equal facility the VERY FINEST and
eoarses anything between the two extremes IN the m
beautiful substantial h attachments Tor
BRAIpINg CORDIHG, TUCKISG, QUILTING, FBLLlNG, Ihh
MING BINDING NOVEL and PRACIICA and nave 0es0
invented and aiasted especially for this Machine
New design, Of UNIQUE USEFUL AND DPoPULARFoLDINGT TOPS
AND CABINET CASES peculiar the Machines Manufactured o n'
Conp,py have been prepared ncong the Ne" Machine Ihe
.re gotten mp every vsey wood ueh Black walnut nanosany
Rosewood and the hc sD from pnet to the most eAooe
pattern and finish Machines Themselves being u"e or @ heNV
to correspond Tables Cabinets for which they
Or Intended
But flint dea however bs ouveYet through the menm
Of necessarily limited advertisement this PARAGON OF AhL
MACHINES therefore urge person Qarst Of sewing
Machine by all ard test they possibly DO so All
the leading rival Machines before miHng pufcaase-
then be made undertAndingly.
Branches agencies Osupplying the Singer. Machines VIII ne
found in nearly every throughout the civilized world where
M.enes viii BE- beerfay exhibited and auy Information promptly
fnrishi or communication aIsd for circulars or other
THE SINGER MAHUFACrrRlNG COMPANY
No c9 Broadway Nev-Yoh
Cenlrs describing Illustrating the MANUFACTURING MAoHS"
mad. hy tins Company the truly wonderful and osy rraenA
BUTTON HOLE MACHINE et devised will be 'ea post free on
sPpioahoa
mo B0OK -BINDERS.-W WANTED 20 pur-
chase good secon CUTTING MACHINE that vi answer
for blank OF printed Address GbO WANT Lancaster "a
VALUABLE GUN MACHlNERY-CODsis
or Risipq Milling Ioek Barrel AID Raurod Beng hennes
Lsth.s Eeancr. &C. At AUCTION May See WALTERS Aue-
ton Notice IN Tho n. y. Herald
New-York tribune., 1867-04-26
Dluioeno Notices.

THE American ExcHtSGI N.uoSAL BANK,
Erw .loHK, April -. 1901
A DIVIDEND OF FIVE PER CENT on the
~ Cipta stock declared, payable on and
MAY free Of Goveumeu isI The Irsnsisf Boots van oe sose1
hoH bs date and reopen on MAY y Mll.l~oon. ,ss's
OyglcE oF rHE N,ri0SAL rHsvgLgIu ISsuRANcE Col
BkolDwEY. SEv YORK, April ~ lHi
4 DIVIDEND of SEVEN PER CENI on
~ e Csp Sok has been declared PAYABLE on and
aer MAJ books Of The Company vii be closed oa The
9ih, and reopened oa the l0th DAY Of MAJ - ,v,. . -.
nIVIDEND-THE HONEY BROOK COAL
IL COMPANY ;' day ds,ri DIyidep of THREE @ @ rhH
dNT payable q; ta Company Ohss No zO Val
autsi Phadeph h prOZuo fsnr books Nil b. closed anu
ptG+Islrhf, Anil Jqt laS5 = McIIESRY Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-26

OYgcK o. rur CENrH.r RtLHo,D Covr,vY ErvlERsEYl
No. lOJ LiBEarF-sr.. NEv-iOHE April ~ 1901 .
NOTICE is hereby given that the Annual
~ Mar stocEhodrs n the CENTRAL RAILROAD COM
PANY OF NEW JElsSEY elect Directors fr ncTt
ensuing v be he'd oce % te toupanv ~ Er~to View
jersey VI y cocl and Oclock " FlI
DAY NaY l0 next .-..
The Traus all be elose oH F6, b. 10Th inst % sanr
day y Tu14
New-York tribune., 1867-04-26

OJIcE PENssILvAEIA RItEoAp CoNPSr,
PHLADEIPmk February T. 1901
PROPOSALS will be received at the office OF
th Pennsrvsn. Railroad Company, Philadelphia Hni ihe afS
dsr Of uuless satisfactory proposal shoad ee ~
sr,d accepted prnou from responsible P'ves ossnngio eon
Company, for the eabhs meat aoFec1 Lns eicsean
between Phlsdephia and LVerpoe-
upos Asolsstoa 20 EDMUND SMITH. Seeetary.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-26
QropoSGls.

DLATTSBURGH BREAkWATER.-Sea
Ps vii received ny The undersigned until tLe 3lst OF Nav,
1907 o MATERIALS and LABOR Or the repair d the Bsaf~a'er at
Pisltssargh, n Y, viz:
Ten Thoas1ud ofwhspHs Timber u inches square in
sf.cks leAs than ~ feet long
teri f0r
Fy Thousand boarl Pine Panf inches thick
Fve thousand Pounds Wrought Iron Spife inches long
Th Tousad cubic yards Rubbl stone IN fragments weighing oU
Il . 30 pounds. -.
points As nav selected the uIiergns BY hb authority The
son, TO be delivered AMI measured - he Brodkcdter
OF the which
.eb H. tssrnF down as M and
nova Of The prsssG Blog rebaang with timber and
spg of he stone This should stated much cubic
foot linear foot Oft lumber use and should
tie whole proposal labor framing putting together and
construction generally exclusive Of materials
proposals. fr each material and Tor h"f
Ie NOE construction adopted viii be essentially he tie
.I,ur work recommended before nakrg
C. r BLUNT Leai. Col Enr'rs Breve Col [. 5. 4
L s En.-nser. Oac.. O.nego. y. Y ApI-- - l83L
New-York tribune., 1867-04-26
MINIlrnRR ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC
s,r p.., Sos snp Moon Seia l2:3l
nI0H WArKR
s.aI, uoat Ol (ey. Hell Gats.....J;2J
New-York tribune., 1867-04-26
cRoroS AoUEpUCr DEPARTMENT

PROPOSALS OPENED AND CONTACTS AWARDED.
On Wednesday proposals We're opened and con-
tracts awarded In the Croton Aqueduc Department for
the following Jobs:
New-York tribune., 1867-04-26

III and IMPROVEMENT COMPANY BONDS, gaaran@issd Ted ~
- TIJR CFvERAL RAILROAD COMPANY or NEW-JkkSEf.
sFALFD PROPOSALS. will be received at TIE Ohce of the CenA
Consnv of NevJersey un FRIDAY April &C. o. boon, for
H. e or any part eight hundred and eight thousand OF
Bonds Of the American Dock and Dprovtment Company mailing ne
Te Bonds are r 600 each Jay J. 1906 interest per rent
nrs KuSy and Juy In the CITY of hewiork They have Coz
pIs attached held hrs registered Bonds a" bosr Bonds
a the bo,de rnay,f tine ~ time, elect
Tse Bods are land purchases and Improvements Con
,,urpaw Ba Guy Of tie state Of on e
Company and connection Win toe @
pr,TeInens OF Central Railroad COMPANY Of Jersey
The puDcta payment tbs principal and interest Of the Bonds
gusTapt~ed Central Railroad Company Of fewJerseJ
shosA sealed and indod Proposals for Bopds fDd
1,.r n SAMUEL KNOX Treasurer lo3 1best, hsw YoIf
rv further information desired be obtained application a. the
sane plaee where a copy Of the Bonds can b. -
N he ,nae 50 per allotment OF The Bonds - per
~ Ire 18Th OF per the i5h VI JnEe or the
Is can be PAID Lt The VII be sdusted on the hn
Coupon ..,,.e..
Committee The night 70 reject any OF the bs hot S@
~" JOHN TAYLOR JOHNSTON
JOHN G. GREEN Pinanee
MOSRS TAYLOR, (ComDlnss
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CAFI ab.. IoV'uv'
JUsTINIAN HARTLEl. President No ~ laspenaTd't

INTEREST on CITY ST0CKS.-Thc INTER
EsT an ne soes and Bonds City and County Of Hewiork
due and PAYABLE May 1901 x be PAID on nat d Y FLIhh
SWEENEY Chsmteain Of the City At the broadway Bsnt
TIE Trans wl be- c.od THURSDAY, Ami a. 0eIoo pm
RICHARD Is. CONNOLLY, Compiroler
Depares. Of Finance Compiroer Oee Esvl ork March 80 o
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-eS#ffSs FOR RICHMOND. NORFOLK, AND
CITY PQINT.-The side-wheel steamshins
ALbmmA hLE, Captain Bourne. a.. Every Wednesday
n, ~ ~ M nom Per No. 56 North River giving through
road and Its connection 'N nan
street e'' w. % Ni'oiV
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EaglTS%sN FOR BosTON-vIA NEWPORT

IhezEzzzzss=ts.slg AND FALL RIVER
ne Boston and Newport line, by the splendid and
superior steamers NEWPORT METROPOLIS, OIL ID
COLONY and EMPIRE STATE, of great strength and
Speed constructed expressly the navigation OF Leng
lslano sound, running in connection with the OLD
colony and Newport Railroad.
street
The steamer NEWPORT, Captain Brown, leaves
Newport
The steamer OLD COLONY Captain simmons leaves
Tuesday Thursday, and saturday at z. M, landing
These steamers are ftted up with commodious state
rooms, wafer tight compartments, and every arrange
ment for the security and comfort OF passengers who
are Afforded by this rou nights rest on board and on
arrival al Newport oeeed per railroad again reaching
Boston early ON the following morning.
baggage master y attached 70 each steamer, who
receives and tickets le baggage and accompanies the
same TO its destination
steam or in connection with this line between
Newport ana Providence q daily, sundays excepted
Freight Boston Is taken the same rates as
other regular line aud forwarded with the greatest
peditiOn by an express tram which leaves Newport
every merning sundays exceptedJ at O'Clock, for
BOstol, and Ne" Bedford, arriving Us destination
For reight Or passage apply on board or at the once
Pier NO ~ NOrh River. For state rooms ana berth6
apply on board or II II e desirable secure them 10
advance bpWJ W - ~. LlITLEFlELD, Agent,
No. q BROADWAY, New York
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Kitkwood, Lane, Morrill,, Patteraoh raulsbury, shsr.
y an, IIumbun, Wade, Wiley, Williams, WILSON,
. A sent or not yoting-Mossrs. Anthony, Oattell
OoWan, CTesswell, Frelinghuysen, Guthrie, Nesmith
Nye, Riddle, tpraRue-l0.
So the bill was lost. t..
Mr.. HARRIS originally voted in the Affirmative,
but ohanged his vote for the purpose OF enabling
him TO enter motion to reconsider
Mr.. WILSON entered motion TO reconsider,
and the Senate then, at p. M, adjourned.
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| NFIED STATES REVENUE STAMPS
g. frlneipAl epOt, No, S04 CHEsAUT Street
suai Depot NO. 103 8. FIFIf Street one door below
Ra,o . Chegnut. Established 1852.
banY Ysnue Stamps OF every description constantly on
Orders BY 1Sii Of Express promptly attondedtO.
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~%fF93A PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM
E&lAlaaAAS PANY,R

s4ltlAAk4AAA. PANY'B
= IHko6GH LINE TO CALIFORNIA
CARRYING UNITED STATES NAIL,
... VIA PANAMA RAILROAD.
steamers leave Pier No AZ North River foot of Canal
street, at IL O'CLOCK, noon as follows t. M
December 3l.-NEW YORK, Capt. w. G.. Farber,
Meeting with CONSTITUTION, Capt Caverly.
January IL HENRY. CHA UNCEY, Capt A. G.
January II RISING STAR, Capt I. A. Harris, con
Meeting with GOLDEN CITY, Capt. I. watkins.
90 All departures touch at Acapulco those of lst and
2st connect at Panama with steamers for South Pacific
ports; lst and llth Tor Central American ports, and
those of LIST touch at NJ an ZanillO.
Departure OF llth each month connects with the
steam line irom Panama TO Australia and New Zealand
steamer Of MaTehll 1867, viii connect with tae Com
panY,s steamer Colorado, to leave San Francisco
Yokohama and Hong-K ong on April g. 1867
One hundred pounds OF baggage allowed each adult
Mediclnes and attendance tree.
For passage tickets all further information appy
az the 9hee on the wharf, loot of Canal street. orh
River, New York. =
H. LEAF, Agent, Adams Express
No. 800 Chestnut street.
Il. X. BABY Agent
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ITO CONTRACTORS AND MINERs.-TH

ITO CONTRACTORS AND MINERS.-THE
L Commissioners on the Troy and Greenfield Rail-
ROAD and Hoosac Tunnel acting for the State of Mas
sachusets, invite Proposals, until the 10th day Of
dlheIent sections OF that work
ms Tunnel, when completed, Will be about as
Adams.
The Eastern End has been penetrated from the
gaue OF the Railroad $500 feet 240O feet of which con-
SihJ OF an opening of about 10 cubic yards to each
ineal ioot the same to be enlarged to section
tanning about II cubic yards TO each foot the remain
InB llVO ieet being heading-nOw measuring upon an
average cubic yards per running ioot-tO be enlarged
Ihe iHll sectioni making some $4,000 cubic yards TO
further section of the work will also be let to the
successful bidder for the above-named enlargement
II satisfactory terms shall be offered
ueep The eastery heading from this shaft-Ot about
SIX cubic yards to each ineal foot-extends 100 feet
anu Is 70 be enlarged to section containing IL yards
us Ior that amount, and for an extension in either
direction Of the heading and enlargement at this
point, VIII be received,
The Central End of an elliptlcal FORM 27 to is feet
LOW O ieet IN DEPTH Is to be sunk 10 grade 1880 feet
3 % he surface, requiring the removal Of about 1000
All the work to be done is in Talcose Slate, and
kind.
Buildings, machinery and means of ventilation all
oI he most substantial character have been provided,
ana VIII be furnished TO contractors.
may be contracted With. and tie Commissoners re.
serve The right TO reject all offers that may be made
flans and specifications may be seen on applica-
tlon TO ALVAH CROCK IfR, at the Engineers Office,
North Adams, Massachusetts; and other information
may be obtained from JAMES NJ. SHUPE, Room No,
IN ~, NO. is Exchange street, Boston, TO whom pro
JAMES NJ. sHUTE,
ALVAH CROCKER.
.. CHARLES HUDSON,
Boston, January 80 1867. 245w