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New-York tribune., 1867-04-27
SUPERIOR COURT TRIAL TERN-APRn %.-BefOre
ta .s.rr4 Justice JONES. f.N v ts


Charles Mccarthy Administrator, agt. Joseph "
plaintiff sues administrator OF his ehhd
Cathanne Mccarthy, little girl Of years Old, who IN
February, 1865, run and killed by cart be-
had been left standing, and being started, went of with
out driver The usual defense Of attributing negu
put the hour causes and after short trial resulted IN
verdict for plaintiff for $780, 70 which the Court added
Mr.. B. Spencer for plaintiffs Mr.. Crosby for defen-
.dant. ~"
New-York tribune., 1867-04-27

-
Within tho current fiscal year two rcyisions OF the
tax law have been made and carried into effect with
the express intention of reducing the revenue SO-
OOOOOO-$JO 900 900 being the estimated reduction by
tho act of July. 1885, and sioOOo0Oo by the act OF
March, 1851 The income tax for the year 1866, collect
able in May and June, WILL in consequence of these
reductions not much exceed $2o,oOo,OOO. against
si9O0OOO collected last year for the business of 1867
and $6 10000 collected in 1866 for the business of
1864.
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.sURRoGATEs CoURT-ArAr as-Bstore Surrogate
TUCKER ...

VIII Of Joseph J. Renshaw admitted to probate.
Estate Of Vaisatns Mott-Decree Of distrbutiOa en-
tered.
Eststs Of william a. TsylOr-objeetions fled TO 40
count sustained. -
Esate a Thomas r. Clark-Metion 10 yacste letters Of
administration denied.
Estate 0f CarOne s. Nixcn-Motion sO amend; letters
granted.
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Couartnership Notirrs.

nISSOLUTION.-Th firm of +. p PERKINS
~ BRO this day Dissolved by mutual consent Ihs sane ~
frn to all be made. = PhhhSSs
Eew.York, April 20, 1891 T. FEhAN'-
New-York tribune., 1867-04-27
SOUTH WEST
PACIFIC RAILROAD 90.
SEVEN PER CENT
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
c.. 200 900 IN COUPON BONDS OF $1,000
EACH,
TWENTY YsARs TO RUN
PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST GUARANTEED BY TfIg ATLANTIC
l. PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST
& PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY.

And seod h property Oooo consisting Of their
peted rad 10 the River miles from st. Louis and 800 600
acres OF cA agricultural lands is line By provision
the mortgage lands sold 10 the amount Of $4,000 this
sm Is to be funded redemption OF like amount Of bonds and the
holders have the hight any take pOssOa payment Of the
PAR value Of any Of the cO@Pnys lands at schedule
rates mineral lands, excepted
The climate Of Missouri remarkably saubroas the TEN
pe.urr even and the Winters and mild I agricultural
are not e1ced by any part the United States OF It's minerals lead
rcp and coal are superior qualities and great abundance The
famous rarby lead the COmps land well known and
recen, show puer than yet known lies
along the line greater quantities than The total iron deposit
ofPnnsyvn The Company prepared to sell these lands "
from As TO 8 per acre For particulars Col ALBERT General
Land Agent st. Louis Mo.
By recent road becomes the Missouri division oil the
Atlantic and Pac Railroad which has land grant Of 55ooo scres
and will form railway from St Louis 10 San Fran
CISCO shorter Of gradients than other route
OF present bonds limited amour! now offered Tor sale
the rate per cco advance the option Othe COmp
For further particulars apply to
WARD CO., BANKERS,
New-York tribune., 1867-04-27
Dlpioeno Notifies.


THE AnKRIcAs EKcHASsk NATIONAL BASK,l
ExwYoKK April l9. le6T. J
A DIVIDEND OF FIVE PER CENT on tho
N Cap Stock declared PAYABLE ant
amer The Transfer BooEs will be cosed
fromth this date. and reopen hay WILSON Cashier
nIVIDEND-THE HONEY BROOK COAL
COMPANY declared Dividend Of THREE ~ PAX
CENT clear Of State PAYABLE the Compsnys Ohe No. t Nt
uut Philadelphia on Isl proximo Transfer Books vii be oei A
that date =. ,,,,...,. . -.
Philadelphia April a. 1907. s. McHESRf, seere'Ay.
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Tongues, each..sl 25dsl 90
sheep Tongues, Y doz..Sod 55
POULTRY
Chickens. choice, v 10 S0dS2
Ordinary, v lb.......95 62s
Broliers. Y pair.si T5ds2 90
Ducks, choice, q 10. 81 ass
Black. y pair..... 81 d15
Brant. v pair. " i2Gsl 81
Canvas-bnck, T.
pair. s. 00dA 90
WidgeOn and Broad
bill, q pr............'.OfIO
New-York tribune., 1867-04-27

OFT CkSTR RAILROAD CONPASr NEwyRkSHIS
No 100 LlBERrY-sT., SEw.YoRK, April lg, 1861
NOTICE is hereby given that the Annual
Meeting Of the Stockholders CENTRAL RAILROAD COM
PANY OF NEw-JERsBY TO Directors for the next
ensuing will be held at tie OF the COMPANY BAheihpor New.
Jersey between Of IL O'Clock and O'clock N Of FIJI
DAY, May 10. nerL
Transfer Books will be closed from Friday the 18th n 70 Satar'
dAv The IIh ptormo SAMUEL KNOX, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-27
.MOKRD. ETC.

Mallard. y pr...s1 ooati 81
Geese, y fb......... 2Od25
Wild, each. 25dsi 10
Guinea Hens, p pr 81 dsl rs
Turkeys. choice. y 10 .32d35
Ordinary, " fb.......2 .25Q2s
Pigeons, SQUAD, Rpr. sldsl IS
Wild. y doz. 81 O0d s. Is
Snipe, Eng.,Pdoz.s4 25dA ~ 80
Proyer, p doz ~ Oodsj %
ABLEs.
Radishes. y bunch 90. s0 .
n IA u
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p4SSFNGERS 1RRTTED.

FROM HAVANA June 5In steamship Colamtis-Mrs s. Bllu
M and Hartz Mr. and Mrs A. hess NJ aud M 3 Iclne,
srt child J. johnson T. CassHor Mr. and A Stephens T.
Cherrer p $ Del ylar NJ. ard D. Qunneo Nm Hal H. Der
NJ Homes j. y Kemp Y. Michael NJ Homer J. g. STACEY X Ola
Moro Mr. Marns G. Gonzales NJ Sall y sa1ar-
ac j. Huguen H. Worthentcn g. Barnes NJ Joh9on j. foSrI
Rose smith VI. H. Thompson T. D. Saunders " boSsohs
Danaher j. Cunningham j. EsseE, Ford Hughes l. Lloyd Mrs
PROM BERMUDA June 5Tn brig IIenraMrs J. DorTel and
hirrp Nrs n j. Outerhrdge Miss Nellie 4 Sprague Mrs Emily
ptkern Mrs J. P Darrell Dr. Beyia, q. p Bevn C. b. Behe
w iu , ~ S Nm QUEENSTOWN Jpne SIN steamship
Helveta-Mrs Marshall and boy VIM JeNe Miss A hetes Mrs
NJ brewer Arthur Sir and Mrs ye and as m seerase
NJ dubois family Mrs and Miss Churchill Mr. aud MIS- peeh
Nr and Mrs schusier and Mrs A. NJ Leach Mr. AID Mrs Savage
Mrs Io Mrs Mr. and Mr.. ReuekeI NJ Janes ana ihl
Nh Frek family Mr. Heydcker and servant Mt C's s
f Mis- Coev T. and r. Hall Mr. and Mrs hcngelor Mrs and
NJ can Mis- ksrte Sisters St Sgnou Ssuveuz Mar
ioes Donleu Eugno hr pepeto an family MIS- AGt
orsv and family, Mr. Schweer and
family MIR Sehwau family Mr.. Dn and family M Eneie aud
ira.r Mr. Forbaeh family, Meyer AMI family MIR aud Mrs
Gubier M Schumacher and family. Nj Meema and family Mr.
I Anil brother Ar Brohon aud family Mr. Proudhon and Mr.
Wue,er AMI family W Cowusen B Welaud Rosenls John
II Murrav j. Hdeherge Id Merrill, D. Barci W T. walters W.
Emerpg Clement Leigh Ieop Gohs l. Barrett Alstase
r. Cseu o. Serry NJ Weber aud Mssrs Baud Grant lianley
Schwab Prue Neunann Perrc Blo, Rolapdro Oraba ass
Deger Wof,Ang Gunher Win Schneider Neue trooper 1aeh
Weber i. Detsche Lepteh schllhge
Ternanu Gssenbram Ba Brain kammerer remenksnt Buroacn
Braun Knk KetieIcr schveud Peter Roln Gochn seegg
Rode Wosbrod Simmer Sor Uehager Nlehermanl vene
Canlau Buhrer Rgrr Liable kouk Neseneer beehoS hecI
seamann Schnsp Boshan Horn Markwsef Nut
ten L6ga Iaupp Waer keh stapP orenge
sen Cobb Taeobi Eung Lahr Burgemase Oabe ce Der
~ lehman stoekiu Gurter Fischer Roeer, Mayer jos speck
Ktter Auasnde schende Re Nusch Schneider Fritz A6ee
konge Bause Bbsler G0er Srtmsiier Pepgro hshef bA
Rsh Layss Dancksnguy Lebaue, ynui Jaeger En-
nerch, Grum ppeu, aud Neing
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AMERICAN CHANIPAGNE-It has been fully tieinon-
strated that rst-class champagne can be made In this
country from the native grapes and the prospect now Is
that We shall long be independent of the imported
article The Urbana Wine Company OF HanRondsport,
steuben County this state have bought 90 acres OF good
grape land upon the shores OF Crooked Lake 100 acres OF
which have already been set with vines They turned
$4,000 gallons OF wine Last season, ana pun up 20oO
bottles OF champagne from Catdwba VINE aud years
old They have imported machinery from France, also
French manufacturers the best wine districts of that
country. The bottles, too, are OF French make,
100000 Of which were recently ordered Nv Tins
establishment The Imperial" Champagne w
nut upon the market has been pronounced ny
good Judges TO he rstclass vine II Is perfectly pnc,
and compares favOraby with that from the best cham
payne districts OF France The vineyards around the
Lake locking we'll at present. though the season ~
backward The late warm weather Is producing very
rapid development and in few days tho vines are cx.
pec:ed fully reach the growth of the same period last
tremely fattering.
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NEw-YORK HTsTORICAL SoCIl5Ti- LIE ME TX.
CHANTS OF NEw-YORK, 1765-i775"-Ihc Library OF mo
New.York Historical Society well filed Oh tues
night with an intelligent and appreciauYe audience,
Who had assembled to hear Mr.. John Austin stevens
I'm vind!cation of the course Of the merchants or
Ne-York i'm refusing, i'm 100, 10 abide any longer py
the articles OF agreement entered INTO Win tno
other colonies IN relation 10 nOnlmportatoh OF eOous
from Great Britain. This was the point maze noso
prominent by tile lecturer, althOnen nc presenter many
interesting facts IN connection with lis futgect llO-
rether now except to the student Of local history
After giving brief account OF the tyrannea course
Of thc English Government toward the colonies ia uste-
rar,lng their interests In Parliament; In imposing
unjust restrictions upon their commerce; III clan-
heavy dnes upon Imports ostenslby for the purpose
OF derayiug Custom House expenses and IN suppressg
all ATTEMPTS AT establishing home manufactures MI
Stevens referred the meeting OF tue merchants az
Huruss Conee-house, oct 81 1765, where they signed
articles OF agreement pledgng themselves 10 import no
goods from ENGLAND until the repeal OF the stamp act
ard to sell no goods from England on commission Inc
merchants Of NewYOrk thus the first to take DC
cded stand against the tyranny OF the mother country,
and 10 sacrifice their commercial interests 10 the cause o
liberty They addres sed circulars TO the merchants OK
ness To adopt the New-York resolutions; and IN a
short time the suspension OF trade became general.
soon after the British Government had felnoVcd
thc duty from all articles except tea. Rhode Island
other colonies, while protesting against the lnllac-
tlon of the compact, actually imported more e1tcn-
svev than before. New York alone remained altn-
ful 10 her pledge the i've years between 100 ana INV
her commerce almost entirely suspended and the sae-
flee of cain 10 patriotism almost running the nnancla IN
tcrests Of the colony her merchants on the 9t OF Jy
I77O resolved TO resume the importation OF All eoous VIII.
the execution Of the taxed tea. THIS resolution gave sc
10 much bad feeling; and the Eastern colonies Massachu-
setts I'm particular protested bitterly against the open re-
nuncation OF the Observation-Disclosures, in very few
NewYorl and formally resumed the importation OF all
articles except tea.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT oP NEW YORK.. ...nJrSK s.
CLEARED.

CLEARED.
Steamship Drgo Sherwood. Portland j. r Ame.
s,esmsbip Aeppo (nr Harrison. Liverpool; T. Cunard
Sts.nshlp Hermann (Brem.), Wenke Oelrch 20
.swshin Moreka MarshmAB Charleston Livingston Fox Co
Sesmsp Abemare Bourne, Norfolk CITY Point and Richmond ~
Sss@sp Saratoga King Norfolk City Point and Richmond. H'ins
Steamship Equator JsekAvay, Boston Bsnnep Brown Co
90 ChsS, ar Shewsn Johns n b., Peabody Wills Co.
s sr lac Webb stowell ST. john, ~ B. H. Marshall Co
Bal Bwe Br) Churchill Queenstown for orders VIA san'A
BsT. Lamplghtsr, Babrs, Havana Irsjia Mining.
RAN signal Smith, DoTdeux. Lunt Bros - ELL
Bark Elise iambl PAIL, Bristol Via wilmington N w. S""A"
Eive. VI. psx.nst.dt
Rs,L Enterprise (Er) CLARK, Petou ), II Ne won W.
Rriv Echo (Br) Bent ST. Jago de Cuba, kdnis'on Dio~
p,ie n A. stevens, Meeker, Baltimore. 49,. eh.un.,
Brig Maud ro'efDhI e'e"a'' ." ''
4 Go. r cy.ud.u rmphray & Co.
Brig MARI DIVA coros'' ~ S9nnt n Trovbrdge
p,,ss Premier ~. Crowell, Jacmel Brett son 20
W. Agenom White Salt Car, Walsh carver r.
es Charles shea Cunn CHAM, 81 MARTINS d. ''"enOeB W.
I'll, America Reynolds, Bristol, g. n sranahan.
81, Isabel DeBison, Para Withau Ogivie -
sh ~ "a knight Wbtemore Para Miller HOugAion.
Cir El,a fBrI Knowles, lseuthera. Joe hneas
cdr Ra.LboN, Chase, Beaufort, Thomas y hoi@es
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sehr y. Rove, Gloucester
sehr M I. Wheiuore, Barnes Eleu,hers. Eneas.t
sehr Q. Baker, Ellis. Para Miller HeughtOn. q
s ssS h sss FssS f PSSs% ErTes "''o
sshr smith, Rarden, Hartford RaeEett1 Taylor
Cleared Yesterday bark Kate Agnes mot before reported shOnH
S. JOhns, y. b., J. W. BHe1 4 Co.
ARRIVED.
to s a lslJsa Oh To.Pon Ly'pGG al u via H'en'
the sisa s p Lar3' @ 3s Boa sss y a' and DF' On
a. l Columbia Barton. Havana. LIST inst with mese and pass
Steamship Baltic Jones Bremen Nay % SOUTHAMPTON a. With
Ses asS ''s ''' '' had ''HsA sales with 'A'4 'h heavy
ship Scp9Hss tTs% Ti,. Rotterdam &c days, with Us'e and -
Bark Sheridan 'rem Lem BreusD, days with mdse and ea
Brig Henrietta ORR SevtON, Bermuda days, With produce and
M, So%s 81 1srTeo2 Ni ;.s pcs.ig i.sa
prentice boy fell overheard while drawing pail Of water and VAS
Bs Martha of Acha, Guion Glaze Bay, ,dar eOa
,ur 70 G. r. Pension Co. Mas e. Ia, 10 To- lon e. deck
Of vessel apparently having teen On Ere
Scr. II Lockwood sao Jacksonville days lu.eer to Van
Bma slagh Sailed il company with shr W. n Gesne' for New
Ses.. G. Huntington, Jones. Albany p. Boston, ,..
seh. Jane Maria Bu2hsel, Roniout for Boston.
SPOKEN.
cn.ro-shiP Breml May J. lat 80 rg 49, from Bremen fo'
ycOp-shp, June lat 10 80 long 60 90 from Liverpool for New
Pennsvlyan June o. long g. n heu1dE
Spoken By paboat Francis Perkins No - juno 2 ' 20 90 long
GO 90 ship (puss GCrmana bound W. bark Wdsre
ou Liverpool Of Philadelphia ard brig from Cow Bay for New
YORK
MEMORANDA.
The General Agent has Bermuda paper dated May %
NAVAL.
WASHINGTON Jupe5-The Navy Department IS Informed 81 The ar
a Of tie L. steiner Aohan Ct Panama en- route o hn FRANCISCO
officers aud rev al wen.
Bosros 5-Tbe United Steamer Masarhusets, from
Philadelphia via Nev-York arrived here with +oo
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Notice hereby given that the Pollock Rip Light Vessel havins been
thoroughly repaired has returned her aon and the ef ulfhb has
been the Pollock RIP the Winter. will he successfully placed
tho shOsel Handkerchief and Cross Rip Statoas while thee
. removed for few days each for II sht repairs.
BY order Of the Lighthouse Board
g. S BLAME. Commodore United States Navy,
Boston, June 1861 And Lighthouse Inspector Second District
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosroS juno 5The steamship Cubs sailed this forenoon taking
passenger for Liverpool and $6 900 specie for LVeso and 49,
coo for Halifax
Arrived Oriental Calcat;ai Pant Gonbugi Ccnagesi New
Oreans
The steamship Peruvsn from Liverpool the 18th Of May arrived
this forenoon. She has i05 passengers
Below, ship Joseph Fish. FROM Liverpool
FOREIGN PORTS.
At Glaze Bay. 2 ut brig William and Alexander for NeNiors
2daa
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ETHE BOARD OBJ AUDn.-On Tuesday morning
lie Board OF Audit consisting OF Controller Connolly,
Acknowledgement Martndae, eX-Judges Lewis b. Wood
rlIi and BENJAMIN W. BOnney, snd Chauneey NJ Depew,
were 10 have held q meeting in the Court OF Common
pleas Part L. but in the absence OF two members MI
Depew announced an adjournment until noon on the
1oth lnst Meantime all claimants must file two copies
nj their claims duly sworn and certified, one with tho
contractor and the other with the Corporation COUNSEL
II Is understood that at the meeting on the 2t INST the
Board will announce code Of procedure and make up
calendar 70 revised daily thereafter Special attention
invited the following clauses of the act creating inc
Board OF Audit: - - -
persons having claims against the City Of Sewiors now mad
the 81
within three passage this act aud In case an! person
outstanding demand sgapst the AsvOr Ahenen aI
the CITY rewNOfk shall neglect rtase To pfeeet
sc claims TO the Boar Audt within the said period Of three mouths
s t he shall be barred from the prosecution or
Of ny right which h. have agsnst ne h we
Msvor Aernen COmmonay Of the City oil Ne~)oh 'Nns
thereirum. - VI ,o,- mn.
.d ~ hereby required present tie sane 10 the SAID bosrd 81
Ardt within three The passage Of tbs se shd sy
nrSou now having outstanding demand against The ou o. Ns
YorA An oFes present such claims TO The boa o Auu'
{bn lie and period tbs from the passage OF ts act no
shall hh prosecution maintenance o. sn f o %
lion which be sg1EAt tie sad County Of NeNl" hs
theTerOn."
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Boots Gno Shoes.
pASSENGERS SAILED.

FOR HAMBURG AND SOUTHAMPTON June SIN steamship Ba-
varsC.gt j. gagiy. G. NJ Marshall C. Mar,haId II Face Mrs
orn Ns Donp l. Mhu, Mr. and Mrs Eruden.
fed snd children Sse Ar Rcugsi Henry scott & Hamnei
% or sosf a. Alul-abrauch Mr. and Mrs Behour and chill
rcu T. Reads Mrs Gbrecht and and NJ Frauened Hei
delicr T. Shens H. Sidmeu llahD Dr. GuImon Mason J.
Curudo Deufra AID MS Ohseu e. FyIe, A. FeaTsen, Miss
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BOARD an0 Rooms.

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in
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A GENTLEMAN may obtain one or two
u elegantly Ft FINISHED ROOMS. withol board % strictly sr
doors ~ Ftlafc Terms
rers uo.rc laque of King Co. NO Wet Twenty LIlst
A LARGE, pleasant FRONT ROOM, with
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West Tntaif ouIthst
4 STRICTLY private family, who have more
"a room bla required v LET tro Ono ROOMS go ,aele gentle
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Wes Taeniy rL, between Seventh and Eshiha' Terms mod
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MO So WEST RTY-NINTH-ST.- = To
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NO MACHlNISTS. MANUFACTURERS, and
CAprAlSTs.

\.
Usrlr PROPERTY. l8fy thiift he
"a f.s River O. be- so suction TiBsbAi
% uucf te Naarre tslcsraous Iltr battling So
100 ur,sisar Dor M,.ss LANEhSChs POuLkB, Auoassrs Che
i tlo acli Cue h.ila 2s stories, brick heated M
f.uu .cl OOH fse o1. 0uf IL horse power steam engine
.f.Ils tn- pf &c. go com Ire. ai perfect ruugg order
Isiacs 500 ~ rl f1l .ad caupse 'e 81 tools tlniag
ta &r A. rc Power rF complete and reflect iu every
rirr.it Marrs Shop. fore rHl ur c'f ~ with
l tools Nqs aH plans of allg &C., ana paItcu4r, a.
0Lsr 10 al.'.aac.gs. NJ. lll lrualray
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Ccrroratlon Notices.

no OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Enclosed IN
scaled envelope, Endorsed With the title Of The work ana WIN We
Monisp. June H. 1851 al p o'clock h.
For curb gutter and tagging Eethstree between Fifth and Sixth
For regulating grading Severity between Third and
For regulating gad Hundred and Tweniysecordft be-
For regulating grading &C. Theth Tbyfrs ThysccOnd and
ThiTtyhd streets, between flrst avenue ana Isi neL
Fcr curg entering tagging y1h street between Second
Fer caras gattsrng aaggng Ninety between Third
For curling entering tagging TyIreet between Broad
enrhng entering and tagging One Hundred aud Trentyfh
street. between Third avenue and Harlem River. - ,
For earba gathering and faggag Seventeen street. between Tenth
For carls gathering and tagging Washington street. between Reade
For fagc Fourteenth street between Second and Third
For tagging One Hundred and TSennint street. between Ihd ana
ror tagging Fotyegh street between Eleventh Twelfth
For fagng Leonrsei between churcree and West Broad
Tor tagging Kpg.tree between wa.hnsoa and West streets &C.
mc Be obiHsd this t Sss, ppsis9 New"
Once o. Tie street comm.soher. Nc. 80 BroalHay
TNO IRON FOUNDERS.-Sealed proposals will
be received at this Office Iotunla City Han Park until O'clock
lrol Water Ptes and Castings. VIZ:
1000 ee Cast iron water re J? inches internal dameer
noe ee Cast Iron M' Pipes sas' internal ,af
% tSr i,, 81 Bf raj nc csr"ss
i ians o. Special Castings
u tons ofStPoock Boxes and Covers -, We. p,o,,
ulnr- Proposal fr cast Iron lps
and Casn together With te otae bidder and date o oig
The nornt security required wiz BE- for the Pipe ana Bhen cs
iug Teen thonin dollars, the SPECIAL Castings two noasand dol
as M the Soycock and Covers thousand dollars
Freecauous aaut forms bis he bad Application 81 TINS
oGce-CIoon Aqusiacg De- arimeu., New York May 90 ho
THOMAS STEPHENS, Croton
ROBERT J.. DARRACH, Aqle1act
A. W CRAVEN. Board
ITO RRASS FOUNDERS.-Sealed Proposals
will lie received A. th. Rsinrds Hall PARK until il
o'clock a m Of MONDAY The dsy the srPyy Of
Inch Brass STOPCOckN,
s0 iincn Brass STCFCOCkS,
2rnu .inch Brass NlOPNotkS,
Inch Brass SfOPGONkE .
Zach proposal must BE- n.orso "ppess M Bass S,9pCoes
tgethe With name bidder and date Of Offering The amont
of ecarty required VII Thousand Dollars Specc cations ana
bids he bad application AZ this once ne Boaa
sre- lie qt TO Es all bids for the pablo
rtrr,.t THOMAS STEPHENS.
ROBERT l.. DARRAGH,
k~H. CRAVEN.
Cr0ton Aqpedsct Board.
oaee Co,oa Aqnelaei Department Nay o. 1901
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NfINIATrRE ALMANAC

Sun Sun Sets...' 28 Moon sets'''''''ll
wArEK THIS DAY.
ssndy Hook ..I;l9 Cows Island l2oo Hell "a'e''''''I
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printing.

HLECTR0TYPING and STEREOTYPlNG.
H DILL Is End % New Chamlest near william ~ y
Books Music Ccar Cards Cbeeks and Labels Of az Enas executed
all their various branches Engrayngs Of every Description Electro
typed Stereopd the most perfect ana stamps GOV Up
Tor Banking Office and Business Dies
hins" udsousp and HIPS" Canoeing and Hand Stamp Presses
WIN. EVERDELL's SONS, No 1Q Fulton st.
w -STEAM JOB PRINTERS and LABEL hANUFACIVh
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THE RIVERS SHANNON AND BREsNAU ASSOCIATION.
The men OF Limerick Galway, and Kings County met on
Tuesday evening organize m assscatlOn tne oee Oh
which NAV be easily understood from the resolutions a
pended and which were unanimously passed ny inc
meeting: . -. .,..,o,. ,,h. csv and foup,v
81 S Yoyk ana unwilling axents any aud every parry ana
OF deuomlnaed
exclrsive power makn nominations for eaeh ana ever one 'a
ing bu their ninions "n" arc .Ae 'INV
and character therefore be - A.. c~ - go. ., g..
VI % "a ea the mhnstons Of the denagogns IN power who
ave- nay unworthy Of the sussg Of adopted st1eAs as vel 10
az ~ tbr senee regard the OF Ireland 10 their
rs .er election those who had elected the and he farther
nS THAT While protecting eh other from be schemes Of these
ral unite all oursreush 81 me ballot boz 10 cee
Them and time src the eeecn once OF our friends Ano
81. ho are upr entitled support
As Intelligence OF distress in the districts in Ire
land from which the composing this society orlgi-
nay came reachd theirears, IL Is intended TO raise
fund which shall in some measure help 70 alleviate
suffering at home. Mr. John Dolan OF the Eghteenth
ward was elected President OF the Association Tor the
ensuing year, and Mr. Daniel Swords Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-06

THE INTERNAL REvENUE.-The following are me
gross receipts for the frat quarter Of the year 100 OF me
various banks. places OF amusement ralILoao
etc. the Hid Collection District Brookyn as
to the Internal Revenue Assessors; -, 49, &C.,. o,..
HoOIeys Mn.e sitsoo Psrk Iheaer $3.50 as ~ Sis
Music fJJ3 AtaensaM o'nln
Msitiewys Circus sales; Howss Creus ess,s ~ ssod
Railroad Co. s2335 Brooklyn CITY Railroad 70 DIo ,
Railroad CO. ss5T, coney Island And Brooklyn RiIo,s g.
Island Railroad Co. II Broosyn AMI Ross.s Beach ss
feo 800 At sud NewoWn Rsioae Co. sleg6 Union Ferry
9o a. 1rernpoint and NewiOrk Ferry Coz sH so hens-
80, 49, Co s25f1J; Atlantic Bank deposited sleaz bfook'
@ ~ Seensl A3l58 81 Central Bank DEPOSITED 81 ~
ops Island Bank deposited a51Vi So hsraan S'-s ""ssa.
as232 ~