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Litchfield enquirer., 1867-05-23
FOREIGN.-The Luxemburg question ma

FOREIGN. Luxemburg question may now be regarded as finally settled. The Emperor Napoleon, and King William of Prussia, have signed the treaty.
 In the House of Commons, the Liberals were defeated by g heavy majority, on an amendment granting female suffrage, but were successful on an amendment propos- ing a copyhold franchise. A vessel has been chartered at Liverpool for the sub- marine telegraph cable. between Florida and the Island of Cuba. The City of Lon don has voted $500 toward the erection of the statue to George Peabody.
 A report that the Prussian Government had bought, or was seeking to buy, fleet of American iron -clads, is officially denied.
 The opening of the Imperial Reichsrath of Austria took place on Monday. An lm- perial decree has been promulgated favor ing the Protestant inhabitants of Hun gary.
 The French Corps Legislatif are oppos- ed to the Army Bill proposed by the Em- peror Napoleon.
 Arrests for political offences continue in Spain.
 The latest and most trustworthy accounts received here of the recent fighting in the Island of Candia appear to confirm the re- port that Omar Pasha has been defeated by the Cretans. The Sultan has refused to accede to the request of the great pow CTS of Europe, to cede Candid to Greece. He has granted the title of King to the Viceroy of Egypt.
 President Lopez of Paraguay, has ac- cepted the mediation profered by the Uni ted States. The Allies on the other hand have yet not done so, and it is doubtful whether they will The revolt in the Ar genuine Republic is assuming still more alarming proportions.
 The Atlantic Cable of 1866 has been so injured, it is supposed, by an iceberg, as to be temporarily useless, but the cable of 1865 is in successful operation.
 A plot for the assassination et Count Bismark has been discovered.
 Earl Derby declares that the American question will be peaceably settled:
 DOMESTIC. Wilkes Booths Diary has been published, but contains nothing of importance. Mobile has been put under martial law.
 Gen. Baker in his history of the Secret Service, charges in effect the comphcity of President Johnson with the pardon bro kers.
 The political organization of the South is progressing; Senator Wilson, MT. Kel-
Litchfield enquirer., 1867-05-23
DIED.

 In Sharon. Samuel Roberts, Esq, aged 73 years.
 Mrs. Nancy Platt, widow of the late Mir. Charles Platt, aged 75. - In Morris, April 18th, Ezra Judd, aged 1n Hotchklssville, Woodbury, May ist, Andrew, aged year, months. In Falls Village, May 8, Mabel wife of Lyman Page aged Il.
 In New Hartford, on the 9th inst, Phebe Ann, daughter of Jarvis and Matilda Fra zier, aged 40,
 In Mt: Holyoke Seminary, South Hadley Mass. May l6 after an illness af 96 days, Della H. Norton, daughter of Henry Nor ton, of Goshen, aged 72
 In Washington, May 7th. Mary l.. wife of Charles l.. Ford, aged 50 years.
Litchfield enquirer., 1867-05-23
A GARD
In ass nming charge of the

In assuming charge of the
 FALLS VILLAGE JEWELRY STORE" for !. G. PERRY, and offering my services to the public here, l would say that for more than twelve years it has been my uniform en- desvor to do every job in a thoroughly work manlike ma aDner. To lave every watch in such condition that it OUGHT TO GIVE sA1IsFAc- TON, and to do Jewelry and General repairiGg NEATLY and THOROUGHLY. This constant en- deavor for excellence, has trust, had its ap- propriats reward in the ability 10 excel. With clocks. usually slignted in Watch Repairing Shops, have even taken the same pains as with watches. and though young. have had an amount of experience in Clock Repairing sell dom attained by Jewellers. would especial ly Invite in this clase of work The care have taken with repairing elsewhere shall ( ontinus to practice while am remaining in the FALLS VILLAGE JEwELRY STORE"
 R. DAWSON.
 Falls Village. May 1867. 6-tf
Litchfield enquirer., 1867-05-23

home of true Republican principles, where distinc where Liberty, Virtue and Intelligence form the enduring basis of our greatness and prosperity. Address letters and contributions to Gov. Marcus L. Ward, Chairman and Treasurer, Newark, N. J.
 MARCUS L. WARD, N. J.
 SAMUEL \. PURvIANCE, Pa.
 WILLIAM CHAPLIN, Mass.
 JOHN B. CLARK, N. H.
 HORACE GREELEY, N. \.
 H. H. STARKwEATHER, Conn.
 N. B. SMTHERs, Del.
 H. W. HOFFMAN, Md. Executive Committee of the Nat. Union Com. NEW YORK, May 18th, 1887
Litchfield enquirer., 1867-05-23
WASHINGTON.

The Sabbath School was recognized on the second Sabbath of the month, with Simeon D. Platt for Superintendent, who is laboring to make the Sunday School something more than an exchange of one feeble fiction for another,'' or the hear ing of "few platitudes," and trotting
Litchfield enquirer., 1867-05-23
June Monthlies.

PETERSON contains: A beautiful steel engraving, "The Wild Flowers in the Wood;" The Long Journey; Married by Mistake; The Laws of Croquet; Fashion Plate; Patterns, &c.
 GoDEY's contains: A pretty engraving the ''Fame Fard "For Better for Worse." The Birth-Day Present; Sense rs. Senti- ment; My Experience; Aunt Rachel: Ned Bryant's Ward; Too Late; Fashi on Plates. Receipts, &c.
 OUR YOUNG FOLKS contains: Batrachian Romance; The Lost Sister, I; What Pussy Willow Did; The Wonderful Beads: Flow CT Secrets for Fan; Daddy's Man; Swing ing on Birch Tree; Good Old Times, VT: Archery and Archers; The Motherless Tur- keys; Song of the Roses; Music: Round the Evening Lamp; Our Letter Box.
 THE GALAXY contains three full pace il- lustrations and the following articles: The German Cotillion, by George D. Budd Bismarck with a portrait) by Charles W. Elliott; Solitude and Democracy, by Eu- gene Benson; A Sketch of Dejazet, the French Soubrette; A Morse Love Story. b1 Richard Grant White; The Legend O. Amsanctus, by W. L. Alden; Torturins Words, by George Wakeman; American Painters, by Russell Sturgis, Jr.; Nebule by the Editor, and other articles; beside fresh instalments of Waiting for the Yer dict, and Steven Lawrence, Yeoman.
 THE LADYs FRIEND for June contains The First Quarrel; My "Castle in Spain : How Woman had Her Way; Another Cnance; That Blessed Baby; Orville Col ieee' ana numerous other articles. together with the usual Fashion Plates, &c.
Litchfield enquirer., 1867-05-23
HARWINTON.

An exhibition of Tableaux was held at the Congregational Church on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings of last week, much to the amusement of the audience. The object was to raise money for the con- templated repairs on the Church, and the sum of $75 was realized for that object.
Litchfield enquirer., 1867-05-23
nas> The Legislature has done little bu-

A6> The Legislature has done little bu- siness of importance as yet. There is a chance, we learn, that the rubbish denom- mated Usury Laws" may be cleaned off the Statute Book. Their only effect now is to embarrass borrowers and scrupulous lenders
 On Friday, they perpetrated joke on our representative, Mr. Graves, by referring a bill which he introduced, repeating the law that members of the Legislature shall only be paid when in actual attendance, to the Labor Reform Committee.
 
 D6r We hear that it is proposed to elect two Superior Court Judges instead of one. and that Senator Foster and Judge Sey- mour are spoken of for the positions. The proposition seems to us an excellent one The appointment of Judge Seymour would, we think. give particular satisfaction to the bar and people of this county.
Litchfield enquirer., 1867-05-23

~ At the annual meeting of the stock. holders of the N. Y. IN H. Railroad, quite an excitement arose out of an attemn+ +o elect Reform Ticket" MT. sR rh;t tenden' of New York, and Senator O. S Ferry of this State denounced the present management. The election resulted in tb. re election of the old board, except Wm. D. Bishop, of Bridgeport, who fills the vacancy left by the death of Mir. Scranton. MT. Bishop was subsequently, elected President of the corporation by the Directors.
Litchfield enquirer., 1867-05-23
SPECIAL. NOTICES,
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 GENERAL DEBILITY, and all diseases of the
 URINARY ORGANS, whether existing in
 MALE OR FEMALE. from Whatever cause originating and no matter of
 HOW LONG STANDING. Diseases of these organs require the use of diu- retic
 no treatment is submitted to, Consumption or Insanity may ensue. Our Flesh and Blood are from these sources and the HEALTH AND HAPPINESS. that of Posterity, depends upon prompt use of a reliable remedy.
 HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU Established upwards of Is years prepared by
 H. T. HELMBOLD,
 DRUGGIST, 594 Broadway, New York, and lol South 10th Street, Philadelphia Pa.
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FREE TO EVERYBODY.

FREE TO EVERYBODY. A Large s pp Circular, giving information of the greatest importance to the young of both sexes. tiful, the despised respected. and the forsaken loved.
 No young lady or gentleman should fail to send their ad dress, and receive 6 copy post paid, by return mail.
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Litchfield enquirer., 1867-05-23

HELMBOLD'S EXTRACTBUCHU and IMPROVED ROSE Wash cures secret and delicate disorders in all their stages, at little expense, little no change in diet, no inconvenience and no exposure. It is pleasant in taste and odor immediate in its action and free from all injurious properties
Litchfield enquirer., 1867-05-23
MARRIED.

In Cincinnati. Ohio, at the private man. sion of Jacob Hoffner, Esq, on the 18th inst, by the Rev. Thos. Vickers, Dr. c. s. Wood, of New York, to Miss Cynthia A. Munson, of Cincinnati.
Litchfield enquirer., 1867-05-23
WANTED.

WPY the subscriber fine grade Devon Bull,
 D one year old, bright, or dark red. Any person wishing to respond may address. P. o. Box. No. 6s New Milford, Ct., Stating price &c.,, 6-3wo.
Litchfield enquirer., 1867-05-23

Dss- We are indebted to H. B. Graves, Esq, for reports of State Librarian and Quarter Master General.
Litchfield enquirer., 1867-05-23
DIVIDEND, NO. 16.
HousAToNIc RAILROAD CoMPANY [
 Traaeurar'S 0ffice

Treasurer's Office,
 Bridgeport, May 14, 1867. THE Directors have declared Dividend of \ Four Dollars per share, free of Govern ment Tax, on the preferred Capital Stock, payable on the 25th inst.
 The Transfer Books will be closed from the 18th to the 25th inst, both days inclusive. 1w6 CHARLES K. AVERILL, Treasurer
Litchfield enquirer., 1867-05-23
The following from the Sentinel; ;

S. Hill, from Bridgeport, has commenced prac- tce in Bethlehem. W. T. Carpenter, of that place, removes to New Haven on the 1st prox. The pub lie sale of spirituous liquors has been stopped at Cornwall Bridge.
 The '' Franklin Club" an association of gentle formed for the purpose of testing the feasibil- ity and moral effect of opening places for popular amusements under proper restrictions, met at the Town Hall on Monday evening, and organized as follows:
 President-L. W. Coe.
 Vice Presidential. R. Fyier.
 Secretary and Treasurer-T. L. Hungerford.
 Directors-R. Holley, E. Hayward, T. S. Hancb- ett H. S. Barbour.
 Rooms have been rented in the " Granite Block " and are to be opened as they can be fitted up and furnshed-they will be open to members only, every evening in the week except Sunday, till 10 o'clock. Members pledged not to visit saloons either for amusement or drinking during their con- nection with the Club.-COr. Waterbury American.
 The |" Old Forge" District in Colebrook has built s2250 school house and laid per cent tax to pay for it.
 Judge Gideon Hal of the Superior Court, is dan gerously and probably fatally ill, at his home at Winsted.-C C0Wam
 Jeremiah Peck, the '' Country Miller," returns to the assault on the strongholds of sin this year, and presents to the Legislature his customary petition for legislation with reference to suffrage and intem perance. He is ready to support his cause with his usual Jeremiads against rum, slavery, despotism and corruption.
Litchfield enquirer., 1867-05-23

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Litchfield enquirer., 1867-05-23

ley, and other Northern Speakers address ing Southern audiences, and we hear of no
 serious disturbance since the Mobile riot.
Litchfield enquirer., 1867-05-23
GRAND EXHIBITION

GRAND EXHIBITION
 h1tchhe1d.
 ON FRIDAY, MAY A, 1867 This Establishment does not advertise in the
 N. I. Herald.
 mR.F. M. SANFORD
 With his splendid assortment of
 Weed Sewing Machines, Will give grand entertainment to the citizens of Li'chfed. and surrounding villa ges, at tue Stove and Tin Shop, on Friday, tand every day after until further notice in showing up the above machines. During the entertainment he will Hem. Fell, Tuck, Cord. Bind. sewing from one to twenty thicknekse of cloth. using Siik Cotton, or Linen Threal without a change of Tension or breakages of Thread. All ale invited to come and see these truly wonderful articles.
 Admission Free. Children under 10 haIi price No postponement on account of the weather.
 P. S:-Mr S. would beg leave to say that N B.--he is willing to give private so,ries
 at your own house when requested
 to do So. 6-lw
Litchfield enquirer., 1867-05-23
COUNTY ITEMS.
We condense the following items from the Winsted Herald:

WINsrED.-The taxes of Winsted reach the fig ure of 21d mills on the dollar! On the l4th inst
 Edward Manchester was thrown down and serious ly injured by rolling log which passed over his body. One leg was fractured and he was other wise injured. A resident of New Hartford who has been stealing whips, robes, &c., from vehicles in Winsted was caught and compelled to return the property and settle up. Winsted merchant late Iy sent to Waterbury for some carbonate of lime- He had barrel of chalk in his cellar and was con- slderably disgusted when he found out that it was
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-08-09

Fisher, by Madison Coal Company of lii
nois, TO Illinois and st. Louis Railway Coal
Company, July 8. for $4,000; B-nton, one
fourth. by John III. Burk to Joseph Shields,
July "a, for $3.50: War Eagle, July n, E. +.
Dix, one-fourth for S., 0e0, to Thomas J. La
barge, Mrs. Elizabath Labarge's tru stee.
Our enterprisiCg young friend John A.
Tatum some time since became owner OF
the Big Horn for $40, 900 by purchase from
Charles A. Farris, trustee for other parties.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-16

with az arrangement effected with the United states ostOhee De-
pArtm.nt steamships o the North German iod VII on aud are
THURSDAY and on and aer
the "a Of April Southampton TCBSDAl carrying Tie United
States, Esgisb and Continental Mails , ~. -. On n,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-16

4 ONG ISLAND tRAILR0AD.-Winter ar
rsngements Jan g. ta67-Lesres james slip EorYott At
m Gr,npon and stations II M, or syo'
laphauk train land 90 River
head on ouir, p NJ Dor syo aHd slAousi
m, Farnlgiale and way stations
MORRIS and ESSEX RAILROAD COM
WI PAKY-Commeneng Monday December a. 1895 Leave New
connecting With Lehg Valley Railroad and
Lranchesl al m Express tram Mall train HI
press hornovn Accommodation leaves at2J0 Hsciett.
town NAL $50 Morrist0su EIpress In adj
Y DAY " hewak Eve 10 South OrEngs
Summit a r.BkhTMOuD GeneIal huperinlehdenl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-16
NEW- YORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD.
1906 WINTER ARRANGEMENT 1867
COMMENCING Die. 10. 1900
Passenger Station in EeWYort Twenty and Fourth
ave. Entrance TwentT.seVenthst

TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK; -
Tor SewITaVen 100 800 (kL lOa m l2I9 thIb @w tkfh
as, 40 and 800 (BI) p. as, ~, ,oo m,
Bridgeport 100 800 (krl llO m lAlS Nbib 'W NSbh
EoT Milford and str.ifprd co. Il9o a. IN AS 40 p
For Fairfield Southport aud Wesipor, 7o lJ N 1f' NWP
For Sorvak 100 800 I) 300 Il9o 12i5 EIl 900 HIh
45. 4 go $50. 800 (EI) p.
For Dnrien J. 90 800 li.JO m. as 1o, so p m. ,o
Por Greenwich 100 300 u3D AIS 549, go DO epP m
For stamford 100 % (I 9OO l3O kl5 (EIh 40 @'
WI u 345. 40, 80 $50, 800 (BID, p 80 =, ~ ots
For Port intermediate stations, IO sVo lLW p 1
w. W. CONNECTING TRAINS.
Por Boston via Springfield, 800 m lEI 100 tEI SVVP 4"
For Boston shore Line i2l5 tEI) 800 n m. No., ,oo
For Hartford sad Springfield sV a m tEih iNi'' INV '"
For Connecticut River Railroad 800 (EIl l2l9P m 70 "'
treal. y M. n Northampton. 70 n
For Hartford Providence and ,hk Railroad 800 EI) H. I'
p. ,s.-.t.-,.. p.,t.o.d Al m.
1lS, 900, 800 p m.
For Housaonic Railroad % A. ~, 300 p m
Tor Eaugaturk Railroad 800 a. ~, 900
Yor Danhary and Norwalk Railroad, 100 900 m ~ p No.
~o"~OaOu' ''seP"S ''' '''''"'' JANIS H. HOYT, suPL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-16
Mllscellaneone.

COTTON WASTE for Machinery and Packing,
" white and eolofsd. For SALE, low by
w " TAULMAS, No. 70 WiIlsmst, N Y.
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4leoiral.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
FAMILY MEDICINE CHEST Is a family necessity You must
have something give for the Cold Headache Drrhe Tooth
ache Group Whoopg Cough other Of the hundred Ills that
sure to come waking With daylight ForeVaued srearmed To
b. provided ibe preserved Here you a. al you require Sim
pie 50 you make mistake Ready. you need wait Ba
eent 50 you independent Safe you may earessy Se
zines that but Do not ~ save bat do destroy wsh these
ou may keep disease and the doctor bay let bes mother
happiness and the hanima Of plenty preside your household
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-16
NETWORK & BREMEN STEAMSHIP co.

THE FInsT-CLAss I. s. MAIL STEAMSHIP
ATLANTIC, CHAs HOlRR. hfster,
vii leave Pier 40 IS n A. on SATURDAY. April u, a8Lm
FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN,
Taking passengers Southampton London HAVE ard Bremen a
following rates PAYABLE gold It's eInifs
First Cabin, All0 Second Cabin st. hfrrfage. ~
PROM Bremen Southampton and Have to NV fprk ;
Cabin. ailOi Second Cabin f7f s.eri.c 80
EXCLUSION TICKETS our AND HuWi
frsi Cabin F2iO Second Cabin = 'H Flf.rfte. SO
Baltic, Capt A. g. Jones April ~ " heifau NcT May
Fof freight or passage, apply 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-16

COLDS, INFLUENZA, AND DISORDERS
" or THE CHEST AND THROAT
TIE PATE PICTORIAL and sIROP PICTORIAL DE- MAZE DE
DEAGRNTER No 20 Rue Rcheu Paris OF ncontesiible Ell
cacy against these disorders certified by the Presidents and Members Of
the Imperial Academy Of Medicine Of France
May be had Of Mr. Duoong6 and Of Mr. Duho Chemists. New
Orleans.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-16

SupREME OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES II. 81.

SUPREME COURT.-THE0DORE ii. VET
- TERElS BgRSABp NETTEtElN and Others against CALVlN
D. STffKEf I'LL STFgkfl add ether In % jeui
orer Of the supreme Col Of the state made tn tss Shove
entitled l. David Hcy tls rsfree sad order named VII sell
pubc ascou thc Nceh4t Exchange Saesro0ms No III Broad
hs Cit ofNu York TUESDAY The 2h dag u March.
al a O'Clock day through mes 81 Miller aGconssr
The e.. owing described premises. yI
with the buildings thereon, situate lying
being The 1uTt Wr fht tT Of New York known and dn
81 the
oay The be- HOUSE" described certain icn
Of lease q the % premises made BY william Beach Lawrence,
iuo hsanr twenh Of July lfhi and
erei % a. Register 81 the CITY and Cntr Of Scw York
Liter sl2 u Conveyance page The eighteenth day july
1914 whereby the all William Beach Lawrence junior drmisei TIE
premises the aid III Secke his executors administrations snd
~ from tis h-s, DAY of August 1884
~hrA dolly sgnd bl The aid ~ Seekc % CALVIN T.
recorded sad Registers oes iher sl q Conveyance a; pge
% November. all The
sai Calvin T. stke o. IN sui The and also
ndsHHfo The - have t 10 bold the said udeuture q
pfens.s and dnns residue and oder the
nnsIr subject 70 the rents
the sad ndtnuc Of lease menouabatci
Fshfuary ii. 1877. d. HANLEl, Referee.
SrsnH 4 RrasLzs pzi1iiff Auorn@rE
sdoansd until WEDNESDAY the 2Ith day Of March,
iy1 Al sam hour and pacs.-Daisd March ~ lloI
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Gales bp Auttion.

Fly Hmm H. IlGI-DO N hAANhh'
I'D HENRY Ii. LEEDS, huconeer. - ~,
Oa MONDAY March 49, ct 10y O'clock at their sesfoon NO %
yiberyg ,-t- r.,
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE comprising Brussels and lngran Gar
Oval Mirrors Black Walnut Suite m roca'e
Issy Mahogany and Black Walnut Dressing IuIeau
aud BAck Walnut Bedstead Black Walnut Paror suites in hs
Toon Desks Lounges Mahogany French Bedeads Mahogany
Lounges Hair Cloth Plated Ware &c Also an invoice OF
ery fue Cigars embracing yote brands together WIN
Crocker Ware, Kitchen Furniture &c. hAeuoD D
.hle &c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-16
BREMEN, VIA SOUTHAMPTON

LONDON HAvRR SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN
payable IN gold or it, eluv-let io CnencV
For the frat cabin $l9j second cabin t3i ege VI 90 10
followed by the sesmInp UNION H. T. NOu saln. master on
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Dream 5teamers. gvV}a
GRAND EXCURSION -


GRAND EXCURSION
" TO THE PARIS EXPOSITION
The ne" 'Rd h &r; a ss's s soH s Iron steamship
stephen Whitman, Commander.
B Mo q NsS e S %eS s April a, S s s e
aye june giving passengers holding excursion tickets about SIX
Tins nssacn, steamship is divided into waersht compartments
and has been newly furnished and elegantly cited expressly fo' h'
The Havana WIZ only carry sr,i,ss' passengers.
Price u passage in currency to Isvre $50 Sis and
return, $50 and 800 according to size Of ',eroou
ME RchA fsR GSi6S c 2xF sS & s G or
Conner Of BoosdVay and Frantlin-st
NATIONAL STEAM NAVIGATION COM
~ PANi Limited Steame weekly TO Liverpool calling st Queen,
patched as xoas from Pier No North RIVER
HN Thomson M March z
An experienced Surgeon on each p free Of charge
Ds issued for any amount payable at any bank 10 Great Britain or
Cabin passage to Liverpool or Queenstown geo gold
Through Passage to Paris Antwerp Hamburg Bremen London sc
S 6 5S ss ts to G r. S5s S Ss Or
For Pt Cabin Ps;sage apply the oe Of ss COMPANY No
P''' ''' . D''-'"'' u 40 F W. j HURST Manager
DASSAGE TO AND FROM
Il GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND,
BY STEAMSHIP AND SAILING PACKET,
DRAFTS AVAILABLE THRouGnOuT ENGLAND, IRELAND,
SCOTLAND AND WALES
TAPs60TT BROERS Co. No o sOuth. and No % Broadway
TTHE NETWORK and WEST INDIA MAIL.
Il STEAM PACKET COMPANY-Tr-monthy U. 5. mail line he
tween Nevlork aud Bermuda Jamaica 81 Domingo Puerto Rico 80
Cror ST. Kits Antigua Dominica Martinique and Barbados Sail
ing days, lat, 10th, and 10th Of each month. .
MORGAN L. HARRIS President.
{. NJ. DEIMAB. Sec. LEGRAND g. CAPERS, VcePfesiden.
For freight passage further information, apply to
THOMAS j. OUTBRBRIDGE. Agent.
No. ll2 FrOntst.. n. T.
EROM LONDONDERRY DIRECT
Il McCORKELL Co.'S Packet Ship sailing regularly during the
G. 4 j. KNOX L Co.. No l3 Pearl-st
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Boaro ano Rooms.

A MEhlCAN HOTEL, Broadway and Eighth
% % ORR On Tie European plan. Rooms IN suites sngy
4 QUIET FAMILY or THREE-WitL best
T. nifh al entire FLOOn, suitable light Housekeeping
H. r5is Hy would take board Address stat
-.,''"'' ~. , u J., Boz No 49, Tribune Oa.ee.
NO. Great Jones-st.-Eleganf s1ite Of
R'ns ifs' nooT with frscsss BOARD Private table de.
- A' elegant rooms tho thru aoOT O gentlemen their
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For ogh OF pa'siFs apply % OELKICHE 20 NO % DTod
CPECIAL NOTICE-LONDONa and BREST.-
- The and elegant British iron steamship WILLIAM PENN
1900 tuns EDWIN BILLNGER Commander having Unsurpassed ae
eommodaon for passenger will sail above from F No. noh
River SATURDAY March For sppv 10 ROBERT
n CLARK 20 Broadway. For Freight apTr Il No - sou
Rowland 4 ASpINNALL Agents