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The case OF this functionary is creating con-
siderable attention. His salary is So per an
mum in currency. Foreign papers-including
those published in New Jersey-consder his
continuance in Office new proof of Radical
extravaganza and corruption He is denounc.
ed as "bloated aristocrat" and ga human
vampire, one degree lower than bondholder
His neighbors look askance at his newish hat
and well-fftting Sunday trousers Suspicion
tastens upon all he does or says. He is sus.
pected OF perquisites of immense value, doub.
ing his salary. When he buys new bonnet
tor his wife the the clamor redoubles, and the
rocks OF his little boy are regarded as badges
OF shame and infamy. So the sweet bucolic
retirement of Van Buren, brings no rest to the
soul of the unhappy postmaster. He is under
ban. He bears the mark of Andrew ON his
forehead. For him the frosts of the back
woods bite most eagerly, and in summer the
mosquitoes reserve for him their sharpest
sting. Unlike his illustrious contrere at Con-
federate Cross Roads, Kentucky, he is unable
to find relefin literary pursuits; neither is he
consoled by intimate personal relations with
the great Impeached. We cannot 90 on; but
had we skill in framing ballads the woes OF
the postmaster at Van Buren, State of Maine
should be hereafter the favorite theme of song
an1
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THE
SUNDAY ADVERTISER +!
ESTABLISHED NOVEMBER, 1867.
y. t. cGREGOR.

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! sunday morning, and supplied to regular city
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for three, six, or twelve months.
aspres to no lead in party politics; and while it
can see faults and virtues in each party and pre-
sumes not to ignore the advantages party organiz-
atons tv the country it chooses to remain Conserva-
tive and independent in Its political situation and
DAY DAY ADVEkTlsER paper of equal usefulness to
Families, Mechanics, Merchants, Aannfacturers,
and The public generally. A paper that will be a
pleasant SUNDAY COMPANION, and of practical val
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vestment they can max, ofit.
Each number will contain good Story or Sketch !;
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COLUMN, whcih has proved to he a favorite depart
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see large increase OF patrons.
Our Literary Department,
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reach u.s. not for ndiscriinate praise but as we be-
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and well chosen articles from standard and foreign
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ty for constantly improving Agricultural and Hor-
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The objections which were at first entertained
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issue OF our daies which, in order to furnish the
latest intelligence have to also perform part of their
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Marine List.
In this department we shall endeaver to give all
the latest shipping news up to Saturday evening"
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COPARTNERsHIP NOTICES.
Dissolution of COpartnership!

THE copartnership heretofore existing under the
a firm of G. q G. L. Galson, is this aay dis
solved by the death OF the senior partner. The
business of the firm will be settled by the surviving
partner, TO whom all indebted will make immediate
payment, and persons having demands against Ihe
firm will present the same
C. L, GALLISON.
Portland, March 6, 1868. mar12d2w*
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Terms $500 per ana.uns, IN advance.

which time larger Gose OF catnip will be
dlly administered to certain catharists, show
ing such cdtenation of circumstances as cat
eEhetiea'ly to do away with further newspaper
correspondence. Vox PoPtII.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
No. ..
S5MlLLA sIAILlBUS OURAETUR.
Humphreys Homeopathic Specifics,

HANE PROVED, from the most ample expert
cient, and Reliable. They the only Medicines
perfectly ad pied to popular use--so simple that
mistakes cannot be made in using them; SO harmless
as to be ree IRON danger and efficient as to be all
ways reliable. They have raisei the highest COM
mendation from all, and will always render satisac-
ion.
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D. o., Cts
No. Cures Eevers, Congestion, Inhamations, q
Worms, Worm Fever Worm Collie q
Crying Collie or Tee,hng OF infants, p
" DimrrEGa o; children or adults 25
DysenfePy, Gripping, Bilious Collie, %
Choiera-N " or5usNa Nausea, Vomiting 25
Coussls, Gods, Bronchitis, rs
Neuralgia, Toothachc, Faceache 25
hseaSiacises, ,Scb Headache, Vertigo %
i" ~ Dyspepsia, Bilious Stomach, 25
II snppressets or painful Periods, 25
Y whites, too profnse Feri0ds 2j
- foap. Cough, difficult Breath ng, 95
d" a Sast h heusis ,Erysipelas Eruptions, 25
10 - Rheumatism. Rheumatic Palms. 25
" % Fever a Ague, Chill Fever, Ague so
EEies, blind or bleeding, so
~ Opahailsly, AMI sore or weak eyes, so
u s,nfirrh, acute or cronic, Influenza, so
~ FhoOping Cough, violent Coughs, so
u " Asihaa, Oppressed Breathing, so
Y Ear Eslscharses, Impaired Hearing, so
- scr rafuIa, ,enlargedG lands, Swellings, so
q " General Debility, ,Physi alWeakness, 70
70 Dropsy, and scanty Secretions 80
70 SeasEcikmess, sickness from riding, so
"H kTdney-D isease, Gravel so
2S Nervous Debility, Seminal
En,is.iors, Involuntary Dis
% :. Sore Mouth, Canker, 80
81 :. Srinaay We.hnes., weiting bed, 80
" " suGcrInSs at Change Of Life, l 90
:. ~ ~ Epiiepsy, Spasms. St. Yitus' Vance, 100
u Dipatheria, ,ulcerated Sore Throsf 90
FAMILY CASES
OF 35 large viaIs, morocco case,
containing a specific for every
ordinary disease a family is sub.
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Smaller Family and Travelling cases,
with 20 to 2S yials s.............. from SIS tn 50
Srecihcs Tor all Privnfe Disenses, both
for Curing and for Preventive treat
ment in walls and pocket cases.. ......SS to as
These Remedies by the case or single Box are
sent TO any part OF the Country by mail or express
free OF charge on receipt OF the price. Address
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Dissolution of fCoportaaership

HE Copar nership heretofore existing under the
firm of SWEET & Bradley is this day dissolved
by mutual consent. The business will be conducted
by e. b. SWEET, at No, 1872 Exchange st.
G. B. SWETT,
w. H. BRADLEY.
Portland, March 1, 1868. mar1Od3w
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Mess. B. r. Croasdale & Co:
chanced to TALL upon some of your Phosphate in
Portland last year, and being pleased with the ap-
Pearance OF u, tried it on my carrots. There
three, e,fonrths OF an acre of ground and used one
barrel Of Phosphate. harvested fifteen tons OF car
rots from the piece. have used Goes and the Cum
them as from this The carrots were large size and
fine havor also used it on barley; and had it not
been blown down, should have had good CROP
AS It was, 1t was much bitter than any other in the
nelghDorhood. used one barrel to the acre. L also
used it on my strawberres and in setting the plants
put IL IN the mil. The growth splendid, and
next year hope. Yours
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SCHOOLS.
Portland Academy

Nos. ID and So Tsiddie Street,
FOR YOUNG LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
pay and Evening school.
tB- For further particulars please send for Cir
GUAR
P j. LARRABEE. A B.. Principal,
No. 90 Green Street.
March T. 1868. eod2w
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IRA WINN.

GoRHAM, Maine, Dec. 23, 1867.
used in the spring of 1857 small quantity of
your Super Phosphate upon my apple orchard of
young growth-Just before ram The effect was
SURPRISING; it changed the foliage at once became
dark, and the growth of wood during the season
greatly exceeded that of previous wears. I found al
so the foliage remained longer on the trees than when
did not apply the Phosphate
used 1t on my garden TOR corn, potatoes, beans,
peas beets, cucumeers &c, and the effect was high
ly satisfactory excepting the potatoes. had row
of grape vines, and used the Phosphate on them I
was agreeaby surprised with the result, as did not
expect anything from it, as the land was SO run
down. It qua well for them and they showed very
remarkable growth. can fully recommend this ar
ticle as good fertilizer,
Yours, ISAAC MCCLELLAN.
used Croasdale's supcr-Phosphate the last sea,
son IN planning my corn, potatoes and garden, and
was satisfied with the result. got good crops OF
corn and potatoes on newly broken up land, which
was run out, and had not been titled for many years.
regard it as an exceedingly valuable fertilizer, and
80 recommend u to all my friends. also know that
my neighDor, James Moody Esq, used it on his
farm and nursery with the same results as myself
E. w. JACKSON.
Gorham, March 1, 1868.
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Dissolution of CODartnerSbin

fENHE copartnership heretofore existing under the
l. name of Palmer & Merrill, is by mutual con-
sent dissolved; The accounts OF the firm will be set
tied by M. G. Palmer, who will continue the Boot
and Shoe business at the old stand 1872 Middle Street
NJ. G. PALMER,
E. Il. MERRILL.
March H. 1868 div
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THE MAINE STATE PRESS, is published at the
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Invariably in advance.
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ng every other day after first week, 50 cents
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week, 81 90; so cents per week after.
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SPECIAL NOTICES, $1.25 per square for the first
Insertion, and 20 cents per square tor each subse-
quent insertion.
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PRESS (which has large circulation in every part
OF the State) for $l00 per square ior first insertion
ton.
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CROASDALE'S
Gepuine Super Phosphate.
The Standard Fertilizer for all
Crops.
Richer ina Ammonia and u Phosphoric Acid
than any Fertilizer in the Mnrket.
EACH PACKAGE BEARING BRAND
STANDARD Goardnteed By Prof. James C. Broth,
Chemical U. S. Mint PHILADELPHIA


STETsON, Maine, Nov. 27, 'o7
Messrs. u. Il. Croasdale 81 Co. 104 North Del Ay
Phila.-I have just returned from an absence of
some six weeks, or your letter should have been an
swered sooner, can saw in reference to 10 your
Super-phosphate thai have ed the Phosphate of
two o. her Manufacturers and have never received
as much benefit from any from this IL sold il to
twenty-one farmers, and they all say it is the best
120 lbs to the acre. and it increased the crop one
third to one-fitth part. l used it my oats, and
the piece OF ground was run down and worn out
the oats were about three four inches hight
changed the color at once, became dark and stout;
had splend d crop. can raise good corn with
SIX dollars worth to one as / can with eight
cords Of manure. will send you the testamony of
my neghbors soon. think can sell from so to 100
tons: How soon can you ship it? think now April
will be soon enough.
Yours Srp NJ RTCIH
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WEST BRIDGEwATER, Mass.
Messrs Croasdale 81 Co:
used your Phosphate side by side with Goes and
could see even till the first of Augu decided BEN
eht In favor of yoursthat is, the stalks of corn were
much larger L used it freely grass IN the spring.
ana late on some turnips. The grass crop was re-
markably COED, and it remains to lie seen what the
turnips will do. The season was too wet 10 properIy
lestH. Yours, +. L. HOWARD.
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NJ. Z. RICE.

SrETsoN, Maine, Feb. 18th 1868,
This certifes that used CroasdaIe's Super Phos-
phate last season and believe it increased my
crop onethird at least 1 left part of the piece
without, and all manured alike.
DANIEL GOODWIN.
PORTLAND, ME-, Nov 10, 1867.
Messrs p. R. Croasdale 81 Co.:
The Phosphate has given perfect satisfaction in
every one, and in fields where it has been
used it can be plainly distinguished by the superior
growth and color OF the crops.
YouIs, A. +, LUNT
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Brigade Review !

HEADQUARTERS SECOND BRIGADE, N. NJ,
GOLD HILL. New, June 4, 1868.
General Order No. ).
This Brigade Is hereby ordered to parade on
SATURDAY, JULY 4. 1868, for review and In.
~spcction. and to celebrate the Niuety.second An.
niyersary Of our National Independence.
Brigadler General ]. Irwin Gregg, command.
ing United States forces, District Of Nevada, with
officers and troops under his command; His Elk.
cellency, the Governor, Commander.in'Ch Chief OF
Nevada Militia; Major General Jacob L. Van
Bokke,en, commanding Division; Brigadier Gen.
ersls Of First, Third and Fourth Brlgades, with
their respective Stats and Companies attached
to their Brigadcs. are hereby respectfully and
urgently Invited to be present and unite with
this Brigade In the observance Of the day.
By command Of
JOHN B. WINTERS, Brig. Genl.
IA. SABINE. A, A, A. q, Je6.td
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-06-20


SrEcrAcLEs AND EyE-GLAssEs.-Mr.
G. Frankel, the celebrated Optieian of
San Francisco, Is stopping at the Inter-
national Hotel, Virginia City, and will
remain there for a few days for the pur-
pose Of supplying those that require
optical assistance with his celebrated
Russian Pebble Spectacles, Mr.. Frsnkel
has SO adapted practice with theory ON
that delicate organ, the eye, that NO
matter how critical the case may be, no
one need despair II he leaves the judi
cious selection Of those instruments to
him. Mr.. Frankel has also, q large and
superior selection Of new styles Of opera,
6eid and marine glasses, microscopes
aud optical instruments OF all descrip-
lions.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-06-20

GEO. W. DoRwIN, MANAGER.
THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING PURCHAs.
i cd the Assay EstabliIhmentof MessrS. VAN
WICK & CO., respectfully ~solicits continuance
Of tho patronage extended 10 the late firm.
Gold and Silver Bullion
Melted and aIgsyed, and returns made in bars or
coin. We guarantee our assays TO conform to
the standard Of the United States Mlnts.
CYr Careful assays made Of every description
Of ores and accurate reports guaranteed.
4. RUHLING e. co.
GEO. W. DoRwIN, Manager.
Gold Hill. May !, 1855. milf
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Arrlvals.
NJ BONNER LAKE ROUTE:

NJ BONNER LAKE ROUTE:
John Craze and wife J A Williams, J 5
Moxley, Mrs Blaurelt, Mrs Adams ID Janin,
Mrs 0'Kane, Mr. Nye, Mr. Anderson, wi!e
and children, Miss Levan, Mr. Mekane, Mr
Ashton, Mr. Lewis. Mr. McFarlane, Mr. GUY
ting, Mr. Smith, H Vosburg, r Con!ey, u
Teal, Richard Webb, Mr. Morton, a emma
man, A Weighouser.
by OVERLAND ROUTE:
AN Fisher. David olds. CIV MeNeet, b
Caruthers, Mary Cameron, Thos CosSro'e'
John Thomas, Pat Brennan.
Departures.
BY n LAKE ROUTE:
il TAYLOR, L Moore, T HanbridSe; J Fo-
lev. DR. Castor, r A Hackstt, Jennie Butler;
n buckingham, w Johns, Mrs Schell and
children, W Schell, Jas Jewett, a uraay,
FGombert, J F Cowdery, c NJ Pomeroy' )
D Carr.
BY OVERLAND ROUTE:
AP Hotaling, Mrs Sullivan, Mrs NJ Boyd
L NJ McKenncy, Miss A Sullivan.
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S"S
bring them to justice.
WEEKLY BULLIoS.-The followingisa
statement of the amount Of bullion
shipped or received for assay during
the past week: From the Office Of Wells,
Fargo & Co., in Gold Hill, there were
shipped 1890 pounds Of assayed bull
lion, valued at S65, 624 80; from their
Office in Virginia, G,75s pounds, valued
at $l97, 622 sc. The amount Of crude
bullion received for melting and assay
is as follows: E. Ruhling & Co., of
Virginia, 1926 ounces; Leopold Kuh,
of Virginia, $3.50 ounces /; W. G. Bous-
field & Co. successors to Theall &
Col, Of Virginia, 81 900 ounces Gold
Hill Branch Assay Office Of E. Ruhling
& Co., 34,2s5 ounces; Wiegand L Co.,
of Gold Hill, l9,7l6 ounces.
SEVERE PIUrE AccIDESr.-About 8
o'clock evening before last, a Piute
squaw, in attempting to pass over n
foot bridge across the canyon a short
distance above DEVILS Gate, accident
ally slipped and fell a distance Of about
fifteen feet, upon the rocks below. Some
passing teamsters and others went 70
her rescue, and found her badly bruised
and bleeding considerably from extern
siye wounds or the back part Of hei
head. She was soon after taken pos
session Of aud cared for by some Of mel
own people, and was thought to be Ia
,.uv ;n,l ~, va.ierday she wal
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GRAND PICNIC.
Firemen's Tournament /!
To be given under tho direction of
YOUNG AMERICA ENGINE co. No. ..

rur dOurnL OrpPy
L. ~ hov,,S Sindi, ~
tcrSsred ~ ma Of tbeir -
~ SuIIdiess and ground atgA
their lower tunnel, the Young America beg.
leave to Announce that they Will give one Of
ths finest PICNIC and FESTIVALS ever heid
In Nevada, on the
4th and otn anys Of Su.y' Aooo'
The magnificent Hall, 80 BY l2C feet, VIII DO
fitted up and decorated In the hnest possible
manner, and q Gallery cree ca entirely around
.ne ns ~ , III ,yItSons nSrtIcinptinSi in The
s.nsIns ss.tiyItias' where they can be seryed
with n, Cream. Strawberrics. and ali kinds Of
snniine hnyersses'
a an. EITfSG SALOON. eonysnIent 10 the
Hail will be constsntly supplied with ali the
snnsort, and In InrIss tbe msrfet aford. Also,
: nREssfSG ROoI for lsdIe,. undert be eharrs
~ .a ssOsrisuesd mstron.
.s fIS Ss w A%ip,eI 10 'i mats thu saS Iu0i pi.a n1a1sas
and most sa,i,i Ss Sys snt Sns OF tho Kind
evTI s', n.a,I,nias,. E.nrcIsss n ha h.,a nm IN,
crornds will be A. foIlows;
Snnrise. airing Inlute Of 100 guns, and raising
M.,i~rsI Fior
Sa,Ional Airs1by Brass Band, which will be
In attendance during sns rS'n y, ,ho conn,rv
SranonM1y my .he yonnS xm"rIes Gisr Climb
after which the HAN Will DC thrown open ane
dancing eonhnenSe. -
OUTDOOR SPOkTS-AFTEhhoON.
Foot Race-Entrance fee, 81, for members o
the Company, for . Silver Goblet, valued At 10
np.ND p,c CHASE
ShANu FAu onAo0'
Entrance free. Open TO all comers. The ma,
who holds The pig 70 have ih-partiss 70 iurnis
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AssAYERs.
Gold Hill Assay Office
G. & co.

GHARGRsFOR BULLION % 90
" In addition TO one per cent Of Silver Value
SThese charges are San Francisco rates strictlyl
smallbars ~ specially Low Rates. Results Of
NH Tests Of small lots Of ore for o. 90. The
Foregoing charges are lessened by the full yaluo
ofaiiseraps belonging to the bullion assayed.
bULslON PROFITS SHARED WITH
Every Depositor receives . portion
OF tns PROFITS Of the Once, by . certain per cent
DISCOUNT from his charges, Which discount be.
comes large as the business Of the once In.
creaaes: Large workyoR ALL coxBIErp secure,
small ehargesto each Individual,
CHARGES FOR ORES. AIssys Of ara ara
made for 90 rs. 81, 81 so or S5, for each ample
reported, according to the nature Of the ssIay re.
quired For full Information on this pointiend
tor q circular.
the Asssycr are made In old crucibles, especially
when the reports are not based on two distinct
assays. No matter by whom made, they are per.
iious. An unsxceptionsble assay report cannot
be made with q profit, for less than 81 so.
Ore assays from Q distance, may be sent With
fees by mall. THREE OUNCES IL = sufficient
CONRAD wIEGAND,
Gold Hill. Nevada.
Formerly Supervising Assnyer Of
Mint at Ban Franeisco.)
Gold I'LL. May /. 1868. milf
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SALE OF Town BONDS.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE lEH;
IN Board OF Trustees Of the Town Of Go1a al ~
viii receive scaled proposals. up 70 Su Rordst 81
IN r. T., for tho salo OF W ~ ,hrac months
&om date, bearing Interest at the ratio afsp'f
cont. per month. pr..ident of the
Board, W. D. G. Gibson, Esq, OF mo
c' TSc Board reserves tho right to rciecs any and
all oid'i BY order of tho Board q 5 TTSs.ec si,,t
Gold Hin. juno 10, 1888. lelo
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Lost or Stolen,

IN Or ABOUT THE nth INSTANT, ONE
4 1ss issued to PATRICK TRAlN0R Ali
a, ..sn,s are warned Againyt negotiating for the
IA stocL. AZ transfer Of the nme has been
stonpsd. The finder will be suitably rewarded
on returning said stock to CaAih Z Co., Brohsrs'
Virginia City. pisp"
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AdmIsaIol
.ar.. 10 ballad a. n. HALL.

Badges 70 bshad at the Hall.
i s5 q fS Sssises, r.....l,. os-nA....
w, W. OORYELL
W. ". 6C0GGIMJ
The New York herald., 1868-02-24

TIIE HALL SEASON,

HIETROPOI.lTAN POLICE DISTRICT, PRECINCT
Nl No. 26, New York, Feb. -. 1868
NOIICE.
Company TO the Charity Bali this evening" at the Academy
of Muse viii be adm tied main entrance, Irving
place. Coaches will approach from the north, through
Irwin; place. passing out through Fourteenth street to
Fourth avenue. In taking coaches will form In the
order established for the delivery of their Gen
emen will take the coach door and not wait
for particular coach. Fare in all will be- 81 for
each passenger without regard to dsttnce the cy No
coach will be allowed in s but such passed In.
specton CHARLES N. BRACkE1T,
Captain and Inspector OF Hackney Goa he's.