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New-York tribune., 1869-03-05
RAILROAD COLLISION NEAR HARRISBURG.

BALTIMORE, March A collision occurred
Yesterday morning OH the Northern Central Railway sI
miles south OF Harrisburg which resulted in the death OF
one man. the injury several Others nnd the general
wreck OF the trains, and damage to the oher so
great tho travel Inward that became necessary
TO divide the Buffalo Express south into two sections
The first section reached the Red Bank aiding. where
the through freight train standing on the locomo'
tive OF the xpress train flags indicating that another
train was following; but neither tho engineer nor con
ductor paid any attention TO the sgna Section No of
express train was minutes behind the first section
and instead OF waiting for that to pass the freight trau
was run ont of the siding and started northwafd Al
the point there In the road that the engineer
of the express cOnld not more than 100 yards IN
advance. He running time, and At the rate Of
about miles per hour, when lie saw
the freight train coming not moro Than
,oo yars distance The engineer OF the express train i'm
medately whistled down breaks. md without
ING his engine Jumped OF The first brakeman followed
him and I'm a moment the collision took place. the
brakeman the ~ the express train stood 10
his post and severely, though 10 - said. not fatally
injured Tho train was brought 20 dead halt atd tue
passeugers in oil the carsfour IN uumher-wcre thrown
over tho seats but not OF them was seriously hur
The couplings OF all the passengercars we're broken on
and the front eud Of the blggagecar was crushed ~ s
locomotives became locked together and tr fTol trucks
OF both broken besides they otherwise badly n-
aged Ten small coal Of the freight train were com
ucfely DESTROYED and ChaE Vance, or the bTakc,
WAS Instantly killed. The collision Is attributed 10 nes-
geuce OF those in charge OF the freight train.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-05
BOARD OF HEALTH-THE GAS NUISANCE AGAIN.

BOARD OF HEALTH-THE GAS NUISANCE AGAIN.
The Metropolitan Board of Health held its
regular meeting yesterday afternoon Dr. Stone in the
chair.
Judge II. 8. Yanvorst counsel for the Metropolitan
Gas Company, announced TO the Board that all the
evidence I'm the written out. and partly
printed; and he wished 10 State TO the Board
that the Gas-Light Company was in good faith
trying to correct the evils complained 0f.
Judge Van VOrst said the company did hot wish to
adopt the deodorziHg process either OF the Manhattan
New.York Company without Investigation. He
wanted time try both, and choose tue best. He read
letter from President Zoeofer expressing great ax.
ety TO the wishes OF the Board OF Health and adopt
some successful method OF deodorZlng. But the com
pany besitated TO the oxide OF iron process
from the fact that IN London, where 1t for a
time inspired much confidence. the
companies debating whether they would not dis
card the iron FOR the dry lime process Judge Van Worst
thought no process would prove perfectly efectua The
Cha! man remarked If there could be no remedy found
for abang the nuisance: more decided steps must be
taken. Col Bliss introduced resolution to the effect
that the Metropolitan Gas Light Company have
until the 22d OF March TO experiment fully as
to the best process OF publication Carried. resou-
tiOn offered and adopted nstructhg the SANITARY
superintendent to appoint special Sanitary Inspector
OF tenrment.honses IN New-York aud Brooklyn. The
Board then adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-05
FOREIGN NEWS.
NORTH GERMANY.

NORTH GERMANY.
VFENING OF THE NORTH GERMAN PARLIAMENT
PACIFIC SPEECH OF THE KING
bEIiIN, March 4.-The sessions Of the Parliament
OF North Germany began here yesterday. King
william, as usual, opened the proceedings with a
speech lie said that the first duty of the North Ger
man Confederation was to maintain peace and friend
~ relations with the other powers of the earth All
the other nations of Europe had shown disposition
for peace. The result of the Conference recently held
at Paris on the Eastern question demonstrated that
there was general desire for peace. The King closed
his speech with the following words: "a nation
saving its strength, and having the will to respect
the independence of others and maintain its ow can
surely count peace foreign powers will not mo-
lest it, and the domestic enemies of order are power
less to trouble it.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-05
CUBA.

THE AMERICAN CoNsUL-GENERAL AT HAVANA.
HAVANA, March An. H. G.. Hall, late Consul at
Matanzas, to-day assumed the duties of Consul-Gen-
era of the United States at Havana. lie has shown
his efficiency in recent transactions with the Govern
ment, and is widely respected by Americans and ma
tives. 1t is the general desire that his appointment
will be made permanent. and the merchants arc
now signnga petition to that effect to be pre-
sented TO the Secretary of State at Washing
ton. The additional duties recently imposed on ex-
ports, produce over 900 extra revenue daily.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-05
CANADA.

. A CALL FOR HENRY WARD BEECHER FROM NoN-
TREAL CANADIAN EMIGRATION TO TIE
UNITED STATES-SHOOTING OF A BRITISH
OFFICER.
MONTREAL, c. f., March 4.-The American
Presbyterian Church has given call TO Henry Ward
Beecher Offering him q salary equal that which he
ceives In Brooklyn While Canadians seeking TO como
back from the States Eastern township correspon
dent says that he many persons OF the
better educated and most enterprzing Engshspeakng
DeODe of section OF township enigraug as are now
leaving or preparing leave for al parts Of the Western
States and tho Pacific coast Others would leave, but
nieaton n All parts OF the Province again OPEN An
officer named Whitaker. OF the SD Regiment, was shot
al fhe Skating Rink In Quebec last night by young Lad
named Chaoner for alleged insult TO the lads sister
mead lie cannot recover ChalODer has been arrested
New-York tribune., 1869-03-05
A WOMAN FROZEN TO DEATH.

On Tuesday morning last woman, appar-
emily German about 40 years Of age. dressed in plaid
with light bne sacque. found the railroad track
about two miles south Of Roslyn. l.. l. She had been
frozen TO death She came from New-YOrk on Monday
afternoon, and bound for Hampstead. but got the
Glen Cove train by mistake. When Roslyn the
ductOr discovered the mistake, and she got of at that
station AS there later train from Roslyn, tho
conductor told the he would take her back in the
morning 1t presumed however, that she attempted
to walk from Roslyn and being overcome with the cold
Derishel.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-05


BASER-n Spragboraug Ohe or Friday Yb a. isas B.,s
father OWN Baner ~ d. SsvYork C in Tie slSt year 81 f
BIGEIOWIn MordsaBa Oa Thursday. March la ~ 'oss"a
ton Rue Poote wife Of Dr. Alfred Bgsow IN The s' war"
hers age.
@ her iafe residence wsshingaye aud sxihs' Morris
aria, on SATURDAY.. the eth lust, at o'clock p M
CHR>TBR-A residence ia this city, 1hursdAJ evening" '" '"
Chester a the 83 year 81 hs
Notice ~ ihe funeral hereafter
CJIRw-st Sevburgh y Tuesday. March se rense c
John L. Rogers sister I the hte BerrsF 'hr" "t NV
Chew Of this ciIy. agrh % years
The relatives AMI hieuds Invited atend the hneb IRON Aas
Church Msj-Opaye and TbirJ eigbtsi on fnsv az "e'e
New orleans and Fedrcksbuf2h. Va, papers please copy e
PARREL-On THURSDAY Peyton ~ ebes 500 Of Wm Il
aud Maria Louise Farrel aged 70 yesfs and 10 days -,
Tue relatives friends of the family invited 70 shfna he isr1
the residence Of h psrcut. No. tt PERI - on SN',
ornng y o'clock The remains viii be taken 10 taas"n "
Y, Tor ntrEnent
Boston and Portsmouth. n H.. papers peae cory.
FLENDER-0n "Wednesday The II iust John Flendr 10 the ga
year of hs age -,,...,,
this iayl afternoon AZ oclocE at hs hs
residence eighiLt without further nvit.ss
Ills remains will be Ea Chester SATURDAY morning al
o'clock Tor iBtermeuL
KEgLER-on wedneay eve1iug w.. Ouy St
Jaurs r. and Mary LsKeerr. aged 20 years
His remains inferred Ia Greenwood.
OCONNoR-On Thursday the 9Th inst, after shert re's Atha'
Isie Youngest Of WIN. Z. sBd Jspet Anna o'onn"r
Tuesday. March MARY Lu'sa
ofA. T.. and Mary Ockershausrn.
The eye aud iinds family respectfully invited y sent
81 her pateut No u West twenty
Bnth.st, Friday, March 8. at ocioek D. H.
SMITH-On TUESDAY Jackson. wife ~ Fenamn D.
smith Joseph n. Jackson. Of ioIr ks"pT
the ABeinru m hsd"sa'e
aud Twenty shths.. on Fr.dir, March at ocoeA p m
New-York tribune., 1869-03-05
SPAIN.

APPOINTMENT OF A COMMITTEE TO DRAFT A
CONSTITUTION - THE LATE DISORDERS IN
BARCELONA.
MADRID March Am the Constituent Cortes, yes
terday Commission, composed of fifteen members
was nominated. prepare the draft of constitution
define the rights and liberties of citizens and submit
form of Government Senior Sagosta Minister of
the Interior made statement in regard to the recent
disorders in Barcelona, and charged that they were
instigated by members of the Republican party.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-05
MARRIED.

-UgDIRHILIIn JERSEY City WEDNESDAY morning tbe
inst O the brides brother BY the Rev Mr. Marur
w. Frslerck Mss Kshns undsrh both oi WA<roo'
N ,
As city. Tuesday, March p at tie
Church the Atsneu y the ks George Bacon OF Orange "
George oron Brooks 10 Martha W. Campbell dsagIs Of Cor
neIIus Bfamhal, ESQ, slSf this city.
cooN-CoyKLNoa Wednesday March at the le,ienes Of the
bride parents by the Rev searts Of BocaHu L. L. fnan
Sarah A. daughter Of G. Coukn svoi Piuted ~ J.
No cards
FAY-BURNsIl Broohln on olsy Msreb| 1872 b. c Rev. O.
De Ia MaItI Aspu " FA 10 Mari u En hoth Of BOosi'p
New-York tribune., 1869-03-05
A STRANGE STORY.

The man Stillwell, who disappeared from Jer-
sey City in October last returned somewhat Unexpectedly
on Wednesday night. although he not expecced for
two weeks stated In a letter received from him on
Wednesday morning His story is strange one. He
he was returning On the evening OF October II to
the jersey City Ferry and when ut the Of Fifteenth
aud Weststs.. NewYork he knocked down, the blow
rendering him nsensibe. When he recovered he found
himself in the hold Of vessel aud finally taken
deck during storm, and the ship sank. He cuug to a
plank, and finally picked up by an English vessel
and taken to Baltimore, whence he started for
Jersey City where he arrived stated This his story
New-York tribune., 1869-03-05
MEXICO.
NEWS FROM THE PACIFIC CoAsT-ADvICEs FROM
TAHITI.

SAN FRASCIsco March 4.-The United States
steamer Mohongo has arrived from Mazatlan with
advices to Feb 49, She brings political news The
United States steamer Resaca and the English gun
boat Pylades had sailed on cruise down the coast
The bark Deborah Pennel and the ship Belle OF the
Sea had arrived at Pcheingue Bay from Philadelphia
with coal for the United States Government. The
Mohongo brings 5000 Mexican dollars. Tahiti adj
vices to Jan % report the arrival Of the French
frigate Sybclle and the British bark Seward from
London. Twelve large vessels were in port, includ
ING three French men-Of-war.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-05
LEGALITY OF PRIVATE MARKETS.

In the Marine Court on Monday the case of
sacchi against Hene was argued. This is an action
for rent OF stands In tho private market known the
Upper Washington Market. corner Of Bank and Wash
mgtonss North River The defendant made his plea that
the market belonging to the plaintiff being private mar
ket Illegal and In contayentOn OF the statutes OF the
state and that therefore contracts with Its prOprietOrs
concerning their property void The Court without
hearing counsel for the plaintiff decided that the Com
Council undoubtedly had right TO establish public
markets but that this right did prevent The legal
establishment OF private markets by citizens He there
fore gave Judgment for pldiutif in the full amount
claimed
New-York tribune., 1869-03-05

A. Raymond g. Co.'S Clothing Establishment,
Of Fulton and NaSsausts this city, has national
reputation aud Of the largest and best OF its kind
in New.YoTk. 1--WE have known and dealt with Messrs.
Raymond Il Go. for years. aud have before In these
columns commended them TO the favorable consideration
Of the public There thousands tn the city, and
thousands who visit the city, who want Clothing at short
notice and who wish select from good stock, at fair
prices without the trouble OF running all town. We
commend all such TO Raymond Co."
The Independent New-York.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-05
RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

ALBANY, March A serious accident oc-
Cured on the Housatonic Railroad near Lenno1 Ma'sa
chusett this morning The passenger train goug North
was thrown from the track by broken rail- preciptang
apassenger car down embankment, and seriously
lnurng twelve persons and less ujuring all on
hoard Five Of seriously injured pcrspur belong
i'm Pifsleld and threo in sheffield. Among the badly
wounded are George j. Tucker OF LennON H. j. Durham
OF stOck ckbridge and John r. Clark OF Lee.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-05
THE NEWs N NEW.YnRK

street ulng so'.g the siD-sloppy condition OF the
trene the mstness and fogginess ana ex-
Of ~ O'ure OF the atmosphere. and the inecmoney
foraneo "eAtnes generally, there was q large extra
aohS exhibition Of people anxious to catch the fret
UssS from Washington relating 10 the inaugura.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-05
REJoICINGs THROUGHOUT THE LAND.


PATERSON, n. j., March 4.-The employees of
silk Works showed their Joy today at the accession
Of u 8 Grant TO Presidency and the consequent de-
tlrOnement OF the "pdry by the name OF Johnson by
firing a salute OF 80 guns,
RELIGIOUS EXERCISES IN INDIANAPOLIS.
INDIANAPOLIS, March A.. A prayer meeting,
under the auspices OF the Young Mems Christian Ass0
cation was held at Masonic Hall to-day, from u TO
O'Clock, invoking divine blessings the Incoming ad
mnistration, all Christian denominations uniting
SALUTE AT BOSTON.
BOsToS March A salute has been fired
and flags displayed in honor Of the inauguration OF
President Grant.
SALUTE AT DOVER, n. II.
DOVER, n. H., March 4.-One hundred guns
were fired and the church bells rung celebrate the IN
auguraiiOn Of President Grant.
PARADE AT CHARLESTON, S. C.
CHARLESTON, S. c., March 4.-The inaugura-
t,on day was celebrated to-day by parade and target
practice by the cOlOred military companies resolution
has already introduced and received its first read
Ing in the Legislature for the ratification Of the fifteenth
Constitutional Amendment.
PARADE AT NEw-ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, March 4.--The day was cele
braed by parade OF the NewOrleaus Fire Depart
mCnt. The display very fine. The entire Department
were IN the procession.
A SALUTE AT SAN FRANCISCO.
SAN FANCIsCO, March A salute was fired,
and the public buildings and the principal streets OF the
CITY decorated with flags, in honor OF the inaugura
tOn OF Grant.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-05
GREAT BRITAIN.

Restrictions FROM EMIGRATION TO BE RE-
MOVED.
LONDON, March AIN the House of Commons this
evening, Mr.. G. j. Goschen. President of the Poor
Law Board, advocated the removal of restrictions
from Emigration, and thought it advisable even to
give facilities for and otherwise encourage the emil
grafton of paupers to America
New-York tribune., 1869-03-05
THE SEw.FSGLASp POULTRY CLUB.

WORCESTER, Mass, March 4.-The fifth annual
exhibition OF the New-Eugland Poultry club. which
opeued In this city yesterday. Is largely attended fr"m
abroad IL s pronounced the finest display ever shown
in this country, entries having been made numbering
about 1900 fowls Among the visitors to-day wei te
Crrespondng Secretary and the Of the New
York state Poultry Society.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-05
OBITUARY.
prsuOp yIyEYRE,

The Right Rev. Bishop Lefevre died at
Detroit last evening, aged 65 years Two weeks ago he
was attacked with eryspeas the head and the disease
soon assumed dangerous form. Tho deceased was
nutiyo OF BelgiGm ana oIdair ed Bishop in 1871.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-05
Snttial 9ciit,s.
Prosuect Park, BrOOlllyn.


Citizens arouse and rise in you might the
en Commissioners Prospect Below portrayed the vaSdst
i'm they trylng b the present Legislature " s
out the bghes. G Oaud aud best part Of TIE Park:
SALE THE NINTH WARD PARK LAND.
The following the bill before the Legislature to auborrr the
% SrcTSs O. SsN Ths Brooklyn Pax commsoaer. hereby
auction al such 'ers ard conditions they ssl
deem eIOed.a, al Or asy pa i '.s ] 1 NV vsdsvs sI
ery by and Washng ave- an soglhsy or hs low" "a
Tor .nd aoas the ns Of Fabrsa,e hnndr and
fee, 10 ~tG es shall 10 the u great Of the sad ConH'"@
See any land ahieh TIE @ coanonr, a 'l hrT @s.
Tor saes portion :" & we % sn s,,s been ns the Mrar COW
tr Ao yIe"sSs, sa Cs ds its @ cy s a s SILK the Corss
good and u, deeds Il eonveyues With or without es.saD,s ~
determine and shall cause The :" be drs"oi ."
.p"T y. SasIstou he paid e
e Sh, & ys.' 10 TIE 1Tts'% re- % s' @ % S s sl J ''
All that .hal be received ulon uc sss 'ss de-
the Commissioner of the 9Aing i ." %. ,1e
m sJ n" ,s for the p. takrr sr Po,p4st
p"ls' p S b @ r T t5 a>s2e o ibis act tEe I fask
Commissioners .ba haod over to the si4 % D
apd docuae' sppertsiniuE thereto ,.,..1
SIC At,r ths e"n'nnG aon ~ i .n % ~ 80 " S nd cI a.
by Otherwise no tue anda dsser-
passed May 1851 lag public P'rk aud srad.
sSp1d % ps..s Ss e S Sr2S IT, sy .. 10, Be sT n G
Comm are Authorized to reg te ud rt
shall lay streets and as1ue over or uoa toe sane. "l %
4
thy eIpeDt Ther also grade pave euro AID quite,
suy which they sha y ou and P
shdere.s in their discretion; snd after they s bate
they shall suit r nap re
10 be made tie street Commissioner oi The sam
citv COmmOers otbe sad city swan hrrruD"l ee
altered % correspond the said Park COMMISSIONER NAV
JooS money pct eRree NJ az any Use
ry e. put the said lana IN
proper b repaid vita interest," ou' OF the h' p
eeels0 o sales
sEc. g. This Act shall take effect immediately
All persons property oier and others op0sd to the action Of the
Park their attempts leave ont the land upon the
ea,tery side Of Fabubav and favor Of retaining said land md
mpo,pe the same as part o Prospect requested meet s
con doa adoption Of such may be dee'asa
advisable on WEDNESDAY EVENING ii 81 March inst in POsOee
Hall corner Fulton spd Platbushsyes at Il o'clock
GEORGE NJ WOODWARD Vaaderbhtave and PArkpAes
WILLIAM A. COTT. No. 36 Atauuc.t
JAMES w. MURPHY No ll3 West WaTen-st
NJ MCCORMACK, No. 90 CaTrolst
A WOODRUFF. No 70 Stsle-si
j. y. ROBINSON
WILLIAM MOSES WashngionAye.
DAVID B. MOSES Narren-sI
The abov. meeting was adjourned WEDNESDAY the 10th dsy
March at the place. BY order Of the Committee appointed
at that tune.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-05
FUNERALS TO-DAY.

ANTHONY HERBERT LAWRENCE, No. - West u .b'erntb-st
d BOOTH CHARLES sTBwART. South Fourth aud AIsrss-
BRENNAN, GRACE No. ia Ludowst
BRlBN ARTHUR BEEBR. Ma. - ChaiisSst
CHEW MARY. Zion Church, Malspua'e.
McGLNCIl, ANDREW ChurcA Of tue Assumption. iok and jar
sts., Brooklyn
MCPECk. JOHN. Madson-ave
OCEERSHAUsES MARY LOUISA, No II West TwentJ-Hintbst
Reilly. JEREMIAH No. 3l7 West SKteenthsL
SMITH MARY JACKSON. Chah Of the enen Mads"n'e
aud Twenty .nnh-st
New-York tribune., 1869-03-05
For Illinois and Missouri Trauo.
ADVERTISE IN TIKI QUlNC1 NHlG,


BAILHACHB h PHILLIPS. Publsber. - -
eiseuanoa e TliB QUINCY WHO
EBPuBLlCAN has beeR largely ineFesot And nov ps
With the deaSs OF Nssssn Lss ss<
Northern Missouri
TIiR published both daily AnA seslly 10 sseiass.
ne~spsper, Republican In politics
We Iats svseGty havag edr empOyss
solely the Commercial dsp1rtnsHL 9uey .eate on The
miles above ST Leafs The eeoOnt city in ILL
and business impoce Tee population
sSul& Several hnndd sanga
Tsioai hSige nearly eompsed maxine
hi. which Illinois Missouri eDased BY
4rbnssd the bla Ing
Iuuo-Adans HauesSk KusS McUonSugh SsbayeT, Hsar,.
Browa Saug4mou. MoryAH. Pike Macon.
MssouSecind Cars sul,aa Mlar. KuoH leus Liam 1aeeu
Shelby, Marion, MoursS LSugs'ou, Charten. Grady.
Terms Tor advertsiAg very moderate Addrsss
BALHACHB PHILLIPS. Publishes CIincy Wing, Qrnsy. H.
DR.. j. IA. Schenck oi Psdegln VII be 10 NesYOlk
his patients PROFESSIONALLY TUESDAY, from ~ to D.
m. II his RoosS 10. q Boais.
Post-Oulce NOiceghe Mails Tor Europa for the week end
ife March VIII be dispatched tOn tis Oiee follows
iUhSDAf, AZ y ~ AMI closing 70 he Stations follow:
ll:iSi std o. lia@' ard I, i;iA ao sui lo5O
o. NknNfADAl 4 closing the Sla follow: and
D. :5j saa C0; asiH 3: aroS 8:O5a m Ga THURS
DAY, st y tas Stations S: and b. Has, aud
O. llip sud +. :lAi aud G. o0 ~. aad SATURDAY at
a. w. eosrg - e stations " ohovi aud g. l0;l5 aut q, 10,
sa4 h. sis9i lad &. silb ia TANKS KELLY p N.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-05
PARADE AT CHARLESTON, s. C.
PARADE AT NEW-ORLEAN
THE POCKET VETO.

The following named bills pocketed by President
johnson, viz
The Act reOrganizng the Judiciary system
The Act for Reducing the Navy and Marine Corps
The for the further security OF Equv Rights In the
District OF Columbia.
Mr. schencks bill for Strengthening the Public Credit.
The resolution authorizing the Secretary Of War 10
lend 1000 stand of and equipments TO visiting mill
tary organizations that take part in the ceremonies Of
Inauguration.
The Act granting permission to build a Bridge the
willamette.
1t is positively asserted here, by gentlemen claiming 10
have the highest authority for doing. that tho pre-
carous condition OF the health Of Mr. Geo. H. Stuart
alone prevents his nomination the Senate President
Grant, for place in his Cabinet
All the places Of amusement crowded and the vis.
tore who do not out with the fatigue Of to-
day are evidently enjoying Themselves good style
It Is believed that several important military changes
will ordered during the present week Among others
IL is stated that Gen. Terry will succeed Gen Meade IN
command at Atlanta, Georgia.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-05
SECRETARY SEWARD DECLINES RECEPTION AT
AUBURN.

AUBURN.
In reply to an invitation from his fellow
citizens OF Auburn rendering him a pnblc reception
Secretary Seward telegraphed
WASHINGTON, ID. g., March 2, 1869.
To GEORGE ". PECK, Secretary Reception Commute.
Your message Il received through Col Carpenter Tell
my neghbOrs and friends that cannot yet fix the day Of
Ily arrival at Auburn. but / VIII inform yOu
gratefully appreciate their kindness, but absolutely de-
elmo any public meeting, speech, dinner, procession,
ceremony, demonstration, because all such things are
uDuecesbary The old will open easily 10 them
hereafter as heretofore WILLIAM ii. SEWARD.
The following additional dispatch was received early
yesterday morning:
WAsHINGTON, March 8.
To GEORGE W. PECK:
ex pect to reach home Saturday night
WuIIAM H. SEWARD.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-05
nation free.
Patent


United all Public uihngs Dsed
Of Colleges
Shsher
sssnho raoad cars ofecs dwelling houses Au aeisss
By Harws Dealers gencra
J. RUSSELL a Co.. MsnnastureTs' Agents.
u. IA Raak II Nsk.lo ash
New-York tribune., 1869-03-05

PLAGLRR-PERGUSON-On wrdnsssar Feb ~ iSo' r""p fS
To- Mis, Matue Ferguson bath Of hsnSas C'l' "" ~.
MARVIN-WHELPLRY-u Bergen Ctr, h!, ON 80. c,t{
H. 1869 hy The Rev w French, Charles NJ hSr'h {" 's' WV
to Mary NJ WLelpley Of Bergen ,,..t,
WRST-JOHNSON-On ThnrSlar. March lBO ~ 'e 49,,
bride. by Hemp ard Beecb,r iJ'a'H r. "e'' p"
X johnson, all II Biookru, n. Y. No cards
WPTGIT-GA RRIGUR-On "Wednesday. March atths NJ
ofbe BRIDES father Moriana III Hnas "rsst "' ~ H
Rmile eiies. dAd ghter Of kadopi GHng1e 40 oe''N
New-York tribune., 1869-03-05

AsbuTy
LIVE INSURANCE. COMPANY.
N,. sll Eto5dAs,, ReAie-st, N 7.
bug.ss Apr li meeting win
npreeeLt have reSy 'sue svsr l1Vo ps
ces in-urpg $2%Utsi
ALL Policies NuSFORFEIIAB rosi for eerao
,oua r tie ia without eSesse eo"us~n sdvastsss
offered by 10 other C0u p.rt ia 'an STATE. :, 49,.
DIVIDENDS popular ianef.hP Fn introduced by sAs
Company. o,.,.
plaa OF making ovsniS seosag 10 tAe epa tes
entitled
credit for aud upcty probably hits the principle
distributing the assets Of mutual Con
paw ginng co through Receyrrshp etbeTMise
f--' 'e LRMUBL BANGS, President.
G. ELIrorr Vice Pres and Seey hCCLISTsCk, AeiuAsy
A few good solicitors wanted.
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,ns AMERICAN and EUROPEAN PATENTS
Txeuty.Gve years experience
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New-York tribune., 1869-03-05

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