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Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1863-05-30
Nois. 1T

To the August Term 1868 Of the County Of Santa Fe
Frst Judicial District Court )TerrIory oi New Mexico
vG. }ARsumpslt Attachment
James II. Holmes, Deft
Notice Is hereby given 10 you the said James H. Holmes
chat suit now pending the said District Court 10 the
said County against you In behalf OF Meyer keyser plaintiff
og the hum Of Ave hundred and fifty nine dollars and twenty
I've cents in this case, and that an attachment has Issued
herein which has been returned served upon William T. M
Army as garnishee.
Now ifyou the said James II Holmes shall not be and ap
pear at the sad district Court To be begun and held the
city Of santa IN the said County the drst Monday o
August next and plead answer demur 10 the said plain
s action herein judgment will be rended against you BY
default and other proceedings had against you and the said
garnshee as provided for by law.
BY order Of the Cdgrt
Witness The Hon. Kirby Benedict, Chief Justice
Of said Territory and Judge Of the First Judicial
m District Court and the seal Of said Court at Santa
re, this day Of May 1868
SAMUEL ELLISON,
I....H0I Clerk.
NOio. Il.
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1863-05-30
Noe A.
ust Term 1863 Of the County ofsanta Fa,
al Dlslrlct c5ui. Territory Of New Mexico.

To Tho August Term 1863 Of the County oisanta W,
First Judicial Dhlfict eoul Territory Of New Mexico
Jose Manuel Gallegos
Tomas Caben do Baca
Jose Serafn Ramirez
Executors and Administrators Assumpsit Attachment
q tho Estate Of Antonio San. l06s1 60
doyal deceased, Pills.
vs..
Anastaclo Barea, Delft. d.
il appearing TO the satisfaction Of the Court by aday on
Ae In this cause that the said defendant Anasaoo Barea
nonresident ofsad Territory and that process In said
cause has not beon served II therefore, ordered
by the Court thai publication be made for four successive
weeks the last publication 10 be made at least six weeks be-
fore the first day Of the next term Of said Court notifying
the saddeiendsnt Of the pendency Of this suit and requiring
him to be and appear before said District Court to be begun
and held at the city Of Santa Fe in said County on the rst
Monday Of August next and plead answer or demur 10 the
said plaintiffs action heren judgment will be rendered
against him by default and other proceedings had against
him as provided by law.
BY order of the Court
Witness the Hon Kirby Benedict Chief JUS
tice Of said Territory, and Judge Of the first
Judicial District Court and the seal Of said
D Court at Santa Re this 2lst day Of May 1868.
SAMUEL EIl1s0N,
Clerk
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1863-05-30
Noie. a..

10 the August Term 1868 County Of Santa Fe,
First judicial District Court Territory Of New Mexico
Jose Herahn Ramirez,
Jose Manuel Gallegos and
Jonas caben do Baca, Bill In Chancery Z.
EXECUTORS and Administrators Of the for foreclosure Of
Rstats Of Antonio sandoval deceased Mortgage.
plffs
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1863-05-30

Notice Is hereby given you the said Charles D. Clark that
suit Is now pending in the said District Court In the said
County, against you, in behalf Of David s. Garland phntn
for the sum Of one thousand nine hundred and ninety two
dollars In this case and that attachment has issued here
in which has been returned served upon Gsve sbeg and
Jacob Amberg as garmshees.
Now unless you the SAID Charles B. Clark shall be and a
pear at the said District Court to be begun and held at the
city Of Santa Ee In the said County the first Monday Of
August next and plead answer demur TO the said plain
airs action herein judgment wilt be rendered against by
default and other proceedings had against you on the said
garnishees
BY order Of the Court. .,,-...,,-
Witness the Hon. Kirby Benedict Chief Justice
Of said Territory and Judge Of the First Judicial
District Court, and the seal Of said Court at Santa
IL, this 2lst day Of May 1868.
SAMUEL ELLISON,
.... Clerk.
Noi9. Ut
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1863-05-30

Assumpslt q Attachment
$40. 6s7. 80.
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1863-05-30
For the Santa 70 Gazette,
The state Government.

The teachings Of history come back to us with
ten-fold WORTH its lessons ere incaculable in value
and we obtain from the experience Of those who
have gone before US, guide, by which, il we
choose. take the best path to secure our own vel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-25

MAJoR-GEsERAL SicKLEs.-The country will Be
reoiced at the announcement that ths DIS inguished
soldier has 70 FAR recovered 10 be cole 10 walk
about his room with u cru.ch without difficulty.
Indeed, be took ride around the cy m his carriage
both yesterday and the day before. We learn lbss
II is the Intention Of the General take the cars sos
New-York in day or two. Il is stated thai Gen.
Sickes hardly anticipates being able 10 resume sns
command of The corns of which he WIS the idol.
The 18th Infantry band, attached to Gen: he'nisei'
mans headquarters. last evening ysi,od The resi-
dence of Gen. Siekles, and played ~ superb STYLE
several patriotic airs Tho General having retired
for the night, his physician did not deem 1t advis'
iWsshnstou Chgeuiels.
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Books Received.

Nlne,te snd Her LovsF.. By Tab3i twynue Emo. pV.
20. jaime. - Grstory,
Tae os.aad se.c''5 ana rs"ses o7 '0'e'''
Mem n II tho La Hoo. Theo. FREEING uDyses LII d. ~
Tslbo, W. Chambers l2Io. pp. Is9 saIper
Brother.
The Fit Discovery OF America Tr,nslaei and Enlarssd
from the German Of DR.. +. Kruger By w. L. Wss.
ensr I2no. pp 1874 shsioa * Co.
tn. u in the United Report swiss Military
Dep,r1,.ss. 81 Ferdinand Leoomts. LIMO. PIP. Ia
ID. Van Nostrana
Manual for Quaern s.tes and comiassaris By CsptAa
X r. Hunter. Rmo. pp 49, d. Van NCstFsrd.
Element, Of wrttrn Arithmetic by Charles Davies Lii. d.
i2mo. PIP. ~. BsTncs Bar.
Heat Considered Mode oi Motion. By John Tyndsn.
T. r. $. l2ma Pr. $50 ID. Appleton L Go
Light. BY Helen Modit. llno. PIP 30 The Same.
Cattle and ,heir Diseases BY Robert Jennnss lIno ~.
40 John Z PotreT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-25

PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
WIZ ~. connections. 'orms
THE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
Feoz ssw-JoRg TIK PRisCiP4L " sIKRy CITIES.
Seven trans osiy from kew-fort to Ph,iad.pbis. vi,
ALL Tne0iIGH TRAINS sOR TIE WFsT ny THIS
ROUTE LEAVE NEW-YORK FROM The
FOOT or COURILaNDI ST.
BY way Of Phisdephis the morning passenger. ksve New
York st time oiher routes evening
a. p. m, one hour later ihan other !iins.
BY Of Allentown evening passenger e'Ve al p NJ
st the tine Northern lines in ,hciso and all
points the Northwest Crsr,hno Indianapolis, Louvis,
81 Louis Cleveland Columbus. Cincinnati aud ali main
points West, with feweT changes OF cars.
Sleeping Cara, without change. from Phade phia to
Pi,sbarh miles and hswY ork Pittsburgh, $50 Ges
Smoking ana saloon Cars on oil trains.
Fare tue same az Other routes.
Baggage checked through. 1rans'erstee
Secure Ticket. good uutil u,ed by Pii,shntyh
WESTERN EMIGRATION.
The Psnnsylvania Central Company runs an hm'gAnt
Accommodation Line VIII cb affords comfortable mode ~
sSeI 70 parties moving westward at onehan Tie usual
Of fare.
by ths route heights " all descriptions can be forwarded
TO ard hgm any tent on the bsosd- OF Ohio. kentucky.
hOAD DhECt OF to a.. port the ssvigablo fvsf OF the
West by stssmrrs fioln Ptsbmsh.
49, p.nr.vyanis C,u.ra Raosd arc a. an a,
az sfe charged by other Ksoad Cempsas Merchant. and
,itpes nifusng the transportation d ,her yesht to TIL.
Company, can rely WIN eoei1 sr9 on speedy uan'
Farmers and Dealers 81 Live stock will End this mos, sd
route Cspscous Yards, well wsisred and sup
and M connections snd every attention paid to te wsns
Fro HsnisbuT whore will be found every convenience Tor
f.edpg and resting choice 10 offered Of The PhLADEL-
pptpIt EEVYORK aud BALTIMORE MARKETS.
j. l. ELLIOTT, Passenger Agent, No A'tof'fiouss
No Is,or Hsuse and No. l South William o.
MCDONALD BlscHoFF E.i,s M , hs.S. Dl.o.
ENOCu LEWIS osusr.i ssp,ra.sad.ot AitsssA rs.
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Excursions.

EXCURSIONS to COMFY ISLAND.-The
IL Csrs Of the COHEY ISLAND aud BROOKLYN
kAlLROAD COMPANY run every SIT minutes ron Fulton
az a0e f.rie Lro0kyu connecting ciy hoe with
Greenfield orav-ssud snsep.hssd Bay, Gad CoDey
Ll.aa.-Brookiyn, Msy 20 1859.
". T.. c. COKE. Superintendent.
FISHING BANKS.-Steamer MARYLAND
Il leaves Peck.slp m IVES; 5Jth-.t Dsytt, "a
Pier North River a. daily except Saturday, Fare ~
koi;e, Aeffe,hmeEis Bat I'D Lines On board.
ITO THE COAL FIELDS OF PENNSYLVA-
u SiA-Ticksts Cor tless E1cnrioo- Tor sale at
ne ofLce Of the CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY OF
ELW-JLR5Ef, foot 81 Couuianc-st. Aew-foik. for de-
s oa Of the rOUt's AID iufh.I 10 ofaGon apply a the
ono foot Of Coortsnd-st, or u II J. BALDWIN, Gene
"a 4 ckst Agent, No % "sl~st
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TRAINS LEAVE EEW-YORk;
ror Sew.Iisyen. :. tKE.l ii % a. m l7l3 tkrl,
2 ~ tES.l. 2 50. so ard y. m -.
Tor BneDpot s EGl li3l IN i2i3 tEHl. 40
Ok }. 3 a. 5.r and 2. - -
FOR Milford and s T,tfofd :. ll3oA J 70. 80 p M
FOR Fairlsld Southport and Wes'Poit I'D Ia D.
rof Eos~aI. $50. n.oo a. m i2is tEI). 20 en-
gor Dsrsn All Green ~ich. :. go II 80 a;o 40,
For stamford :. CHI sJo, lLSosm- l?.l5 (Erl 40
GI) - So. so.
For Poi Chester and n;smedis,, ,.son, T. 9oo. il3o
H. 3 =. 49, 80. 0bp "a.
Pof Port Ches,or and New Roclcle
CONNECTING TRAINS
For Boston. Springfield, a. ~. ltI 2F lEL J. Up IN
For Boston. va Shore lAne l1.l3 (kG J. . =. IN.
For hAfsfgfd AID Spin. heli IA lETh H'o. 40
For ConBeeeut River Railroad to Moniiss q IN. tET)
~. 80 M and 2 20 3. M. 70 Northampton.
For Hartford Proudsres ana fisLA.i R,lfosd, (EL)
II 80
Fer Ne~.Hsven. sew.Ioa3on and stoninsion Railroad a.
= ID. " IS $50. ?. n.
For Csnei Rsifosd IL IS p. n. TO Northampton.
For ii gusgt, 10 Railroad. Q a u-. ID y.
For Hsusaiucs Railroad, a. N, 30 o.
For Danbafy and Norralk RAILROAD. q. NJ, 20 p. m
Couuodiout Sleeping Carr q tacl-d 20 Z. II
JAMES ~. HOfI, Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-25
Eeaal Notlres.
CONCURRENT RESOLUTION PROPOs-

~ INC AN AMENDMENT TO THE CUNSrirU ION
Rsosed (f the Assembly concar), Tnst the following
dusnt De proposed to the Constitution this States
Thee all De- added TO .be sxh srcls Of Cons uiion
State, tho twentys1h section thereof the follow
Wbenevsr and this amendment to the Consti,u
ii n sh, tgks eject tho Cover snail noniDste ans by
psfoos comm ,cnefs Of app,ss who shall We power
-, d al, amin, ali spaea depending So the Court Of
Appea ch b. transferred % tDen Dy saia COURT gnd
al al the general poser. OF c'u o. Record iC
purpose The cer& OF the Coor Of Appeals sh. se a.
the said oners ,ha be entered By the sad CLERK IN
commissioners ,hal be naned as chsf "hh 'e
III ibsir r uril ali The "a transferred them sh II
nav. been heard aad determined Dat not Logger thSn iop
yes irou tho dse OF he oi,sns l.s ' ,h
in g, OF the OF Appeas They may appoint the Time
sud places OF the sng and the Lesasuie sa4 provide
B sd stnls ,h,l be appointed fo the 'ame time as
III liked the Court Of Appeals and no Reporter OF '
Court Of Appeals shah DO tie Reporter Of TIE sS'a
STATE OF Ngw-YoHK. in Senate, Msrch q. 1852
The foregoing resolution wa auy s,sa ca
srArE OF New.YoRK. il Assembly, April 1893.
A.. sa 5,s''D' ''''''''- j. g. CGsHaAN Cen.
CONCURRENT RESOLUTIONS PRoposIyG AN
AMENDMENT 10 The CONSTITUTIONS. PRo
ylDlNG that PEasONs IN TaE MlhIiA AZ I
ANMY OR NAVY THEREOF. MAY VOTE AT THE
PLACE WHERE 1hEY MAY BIZ IN SUCH SEh
Rered Gfhs Senate coneur That the following amend
t1ett be- pop sed TO the Constitution OF this state;
Section OF article il hereby amended BY adding at TIE
end there Of the iJli0wn. words;
P,orfod Th., in tame Of war eactor In the actual mill
tAIy Of tho United states in tho ARMY or navy thereof
a b. deprived Of h vote by reason OF ao.eooe iron ths
LezlataIe shall have poser to provide the
H. which -ud the time and places at ~pich auch alb
electors yor ahc the canvas aud Ee9t1s Oh tAei
tbs electE districts Ia which tney respectively TO
ICED tf,as Senate coneur) Tbs, the foregoing amend
referred Legislature % be chosen a. the nex
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amnsfmenis.
DARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
- SATURDAY, JULY %, l6dJ.
BESEFiI OF

kyhhNUM" AMEhithN hitNhODi'
- SATURDAY, JULY %, lbbJ
BENEFIT OF
6ANFORD'S ETH Plan OPERA TROUPE,
NEGRO MINSrtELS DELlNEAIOks,
COMIC OPERATlC PERFORMERS.
Ttis brilliant sod sloaed COmP.ny nave bton Pe1ofuis
ct tho Moelm 10 crowded and delighted Audiences the A'
three we k, and nov ,,...-..,,
PRESENT THEIR NAMES fJR BkSEftr,
with the fullest cOnElelco that ne pasons oi INC hueuH
viii
GIVE THEM A BUMPER!
They have prepared - v,-
RICE AND RECHERCHE BILL OF FARE, =,
embracing splendid their large coscton OF
SONGS DUETS, CHOtuot-
Giles REFhAISs BREAKDOWAS, ac.i ao''
and vi a toe aid Of the c-.eb ated
DEsIER BROTHERS. ..-,,o
TIGHI-hOPE PEMFOANs.S, GfMNASt1, rANic'
MlMi5fS &C. tTust iacy viii rGOTd The Agrsi gram Anon
to .hsr end. ana The patrons Of tue Museum "
both their
AFTERNOON AND EVENING PERFORMANCES,
at ADD =. o'c.1cz.
10 denied attractions may be seen
:, -. Egu. dsy and svsuiae, ..
IllE LiVisG Dt7RANG OUfANG,
Or, WILD Man o. Tue WOODS.
TWO LiSING TIGER CATS, -
TWO MOSSTt LIVING BOA Constructors.
ROBERT HOJDI WONDERFUL
ATfDNArDN WRITER
TnE LltnrNlSj CALCULATOR
DOMESTIC CIT NURSING TWO M!NhS.
The GRAND AQUARIA. Learned seal, sea Lion, Mon
,er Besr. Living Anac Jnass. Wax tigut-s, &c.
Admiration to a IS cents. Chid IN under TO- 10 cents
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Dsntieirn.
nR. UOYT. DENTIST.

nR. HOYT, DENTIST,
~ No sJ7 BROAD WAY three doors above 2oth-st in
va b,.1tu Of Teeth his improved Aimospbsnc
P.s.s. ~ lthiof without extracting the roots
90 BoiI, 80 90 a, so sILFkk -.
PLAtGSA tContnaogs Guml 90 RU 8BENi 80 .
TECH FILLED with GOLD, SILVER ana AMALOAh
ARTIFICIAL BONE FILLING Inserted without pain
EXTRACTING, Is csaiL
No charge for .luscn. when artificial teeth inherited.
A.. work warranted.
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lusOps adopted by the officers OF he regiment:
HEaDoraKrEns, i23rH y. Y. yois.,
BEEokk f.Sr Hvns9S' La, June IS 1888 .
dug tho earliest opportunity iei him TO
notice ocsy tie secease of Col Dsyi 5. cowe'. up 70
MAY q 1903 maoaer OF hs ent and erpfess the
60. be eniesns Of The loss surts, by hs deah
To speas to the who have under the tonaad Of
Col OWES FOR nearly twelve months M sdrfaon Of hs
qualities nan CT soldier. Is uan-ce.ssry
Their universal ard srowi1s ELECTION 20. him beet evil
Leccs lis constant care Tor The ntsess Of be- commaud.
their respect and obed the it's
factory testimony 10 his dec soa and wisdom 9TH
Will, tie minne OF bs death add he hero'n 1h uni.
usiod the as. hour o his noble En proof u
hi. bravery and devotion to the ssfd Cause Asan. for
which he ieL
living ,houdinsPirs soldiers with ne" deeim alton and
moro loiiy real.
the virtues OF the leader they loved W lad ia his
death motive for renewed diligence snd darls. that hH
may be pepeusec Ia theif achoy and ia their
lie, oara the o.. of s,an, conn ani. bu ia oar
tiobs 70 TIE Government he S,ed - protect
Apy o!h'i De "a you'd 5ss. 1sea an"S,hy OF HIM
George I White constituted Committee ~ prepare
resolutions expressive Of toe feelings Of the officers Of dis
H. The officers Of Ibis regiment will practicable
Snd wear io hty days The usua ss-ss VI noarans
IN view Of the death Of Col Jo~lr,
Til, order VIII De read each company in this command
8, re,res; to-day and placed on sHs,r ,esS'l; ,,,,
Lieut. Col Commanding l2S,h y. y Vols
RESOLUTIONS.
Uhee1s Col David NTH Co~es, the originator and late
commar Of this regiment killed vale Leading rp
tie RsOe WOKE 81 Pert huasou. La the
18th Msy, 1853. therefore
Rseed Iha, in this painful and iuseruisbs iPen's,os
OF tho God of Battles his iends, th, regiment and the
Of county, have sDhcsed sfsqIaole loss
Resor-d That ~ the private character AID the profes
,iona military caIee. OF COL CowIss all
the virtues. the ability and every element OF pure.
talented aud brave characters that The GeyO dne Of his
Revolutionary i0siatheIs Was repeated IN H. cseer in
not less sacred that In lie lie the prin-
opss and energy which should piot sooier.
tho CALAMITY which dsn guish-l has f he taught
how die. ia seAh and lite without fear snd ~iihoae
rvproaca. -
hss0red That the Of Col Cowie, will always be iden
tined with this Regiment, and that 1. u cue 70 his memory
tutt oceGs aud should ever sie ~ ainain me
sh standard o. excellence TO wnieh Do hal brought
Rcslred That lender the snily aud rierds OF our
ted Co.on heartfelt coincidence and the syHpa-
th.es OF the entire geslnsnt
Rsoirsd THAT practicable we VIII wear badge
OF ape thy days upoa the lea toAsD oi sef
spec, tho os OF eseeneS friend snG command
ins Oihc.T. ,,-
he.eG That copy Of these resolutions Sncd by every
officer in lhc regiment be forwarded by th- .Jheh % me
family Col to ST. johns Lodge o. Ms,oas 10 voc
Mayor and Common Council VI the city Of hudson Ncs'
Yorx to the poHlnent daily newspapers Of IVY
and 10 the D pers OF Columbia Duehess OVuniiss
Sigaed BY all the ohces OF hs regiment
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NETWORK, HARLEM, AND ALBANY
~ RAiLROAD.-Trsins vii leave Alh-.t Dego.-fot Al
bany 1890 T. m. stopping at " hlismsbfiJEe. Whie
Plans Bedford Croton fss and ststens rob 70 Ab.ny
Connecting with Central and northern Haiosd oG So aosz
al pom. north AID west for CEctoB F1llf t:l1
aud p. The p IN tram viii run s.arday' enl, :
r~'nfuing caves Cro,ou rails - a. Moadsys For
white risu. 8l5 and 10 a eco +;i0 and T. snl
6:l5 D. u IRON Whites; Dept. for WismsbndEo-S:l3
10 a. IN 49, S:lo ), 6ij Gnd $50 Cfo,oa fsls
Wbis Plains sud Wiism.bdge rain. stop al all stations
FOR Dover Palns p ssopp.ng a. Who Phin md sis
ions north o. Dover. Returning leave Albany NJ $40
on sulval OF Northern and Western T'sus stopping 81 al
s;soss hom Chatham 20 Crotoo flls. also a, Bedford
White Plains. and Nilamsbgi1ge Dover fains t.s5 m
stopping oil stations north Of and at White Palma CGgon
F.: pm White PlsiIs 60 5:pOa o.. iz3o CLIP
Wnsu.bfGRs $3.50 AND o. Cro'on YbllE, White
Plans. and Wiambufge 'rsins stop 81 All sHtont Sunday
Excunion Tr,ns Ut Hail fsr- for Cfotop Fol, BIS
stopping all StGtonseIcspt Yorkvie. For Wdsmibndge
slJ II 81 III. a. $50 AMI Tor Whi,s PLAIN. D.
10 Wlilpsbid.e AMI who Pau' trains rop at al Sta
lions Reforming leave white Plains $50 Williams
bridge $50 lO:25 2l. ji0 $40 ano p NJ stopping
al Stations CTotou Fss Stopping At all Stations
uerlh Of and at Wiilsmsbridgs.
JOHN BURCHILI Superintendent
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TO TILE COAL. EIELDS OF PENNSYLYA.
STEAMBOATS, aro Railroads.

i GAG HARBOR. bc.-THREE Trips PER WEEK -
lie ssansr DONALDSON Capt ". s. Bsyens having
beer Thoroughly Te5, snd IA order viii for The present
leave Pier no. 81 Easi River yanes-sp) TuF SDAY
THURSDAY Gnd SATURDAY AFTERNOONS t5Gclock
Ys,un4ns. leave sss HafboG MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, ami
FRIDAY AfTERSOONS. stf O'CLOCK. For freight or pas.
SAGE, t9ply Oh board or Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-25

TLANTIC IRISH ROYAL MAIL STEAM
IN NAVIGATION COMfANI.
GALWAY LINE.)
ADRIATlC. 200 horse power. 1000 tons.
HIBEKNtA, lOoa horse power. no tuus
COLUMBIA 100 horse pnyv-r. a.tVo iuHs.
ANGLIA. Too horse power. 1850 tGns.
The massihceut steamship
ADRlATiC
I'll ,.n from, LIVERPOOL va GALWAY 10 NETWORK
or WEDNESDAY. tn 18TH JULY. 20 BE- followed uy the
other steamers OF Liu- every stcTnatc NEDNEsOAf
Rates Of passage Liverpool - Newly OK payahe IN
gold o. It's equivalent currency; 800
Second
10. Passage apply a, the ofic-of ti- SCENTS,
So III * SEARLE, 40. % Broadway.
EIXAsHR JOKES. Nsnacer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-25
1urriInrc.

DEDROOM ENAMELED FURNITURE OF
.rr.nt.d u.eiurs Al.o .olid Chestnut and Mslnut
Chamber suites ain eod Ornamental a. a fAiSkasO
TONS os Cau.s. opposite Wooster E'tsohshed 1913
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Th,, d, tho fospei of the Grace of God-,hss

COP OF N. motion 81 us ooUuGless and spontaneous
loyo thi. guilty world seut Ls own BELOVED sos" .
die. the Just for tbs uuJnst that "no5'eve' "rVefn
in HIx uisi- not perish. hat We eysla'ing hfs tbs
JFsus luhed tie work the Father esyr lin 10 oo and
died for sins scor ling to tho ~ ture Az vas "a
Uni eccorcnl tn. Scrif tlies" inst s' -
pat swy by the srGcs Of HIMSELF ssceD ed 70 'ns
ghi hsnd the M,Js ~ high," where hE " e'r uFs1a
to IA he int ercrssi0rn for hi Saints
H. rein ia revealed Gops rrss, love n SWING his own sS
70 die Tor tho Ungodyi herein is e1nIbiei COPS siece
rghesrsness n p.Og1ing q method 1y W. en- II c~a
yghfeouIy forgive sin and be just jusyn9 he HHgfh
All who be this OOsPel resyof ese H. one
all who becve ,hs Gospel are Cons CIYHGY e1i are
ability which He sive.h. for h gave come Apostles a.d
Prophets and Evsn ges and fsstors snd
Teachers the perrctin Of the sats of the OF tbs
Mini,'ry tne Sdiyng Of ts> Body II CHRlsT" The
sumption by oTfe' Of Chrs,isns suhoritv
Teachers Priests has warfsn IN the Nw Tetsaent,
dish0DOng - the Of the LOAD JESUS CHEiss and
H. rri0us 70 Ills psoD~.
Those who believe hi. Gospel should meet ,og-her only
the OF JEsrs scklowed."e other bond o. uni
than i4h HIM. and setting nsr tee, n fellowship
love TO HIM All Denomination or Sects'sn tie. are
.olrsi In the eyes Hix who would have III. p-opls
walk a. snd sufs before the world the UNITY or Ms
BoDY TIE CHURCH 49,
THE LORD IS CoxISs to execute terrible 1irmsn' on the
urg div 10 destroy WORKS Of cia1 TO restore all things
and bi,h HIS rigtteou, end gorous rule on httn.
when Hg comes HIS Saints 10 come with Hs aid sha'e
HIS dry Until Ig comes l. their place Pilgrims ans
Sagcfs sep-rste themselves from tssocafl WIZ IN
Evil World sud 10 wa for THE LORI hom Heaven
assembly Of Cntans " ho ascoc their saHaion az =
hope Of fonre sory LORD JESUS tHBisT ues IN ne
University BuidiBss Washington sqnsre IA the MOhSlNO
the lrst the week at ~ O'clock Tor me PURPOSE o
worshpinz q and breaking bread ia reuebcsncs o. the
Loans death in the EVENING, a, !. oeoch ior ths
pnpose Of preaching tbs Gospel aGd e12ooncr rue ora o.
l God.
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s,.. b.t~e-n Broadway AID sth-sy Oh SUNDAY, a. w
O. IN. and p. IA. Sa5bth School at2t
The Rev. DR.. Newman continues his course OF intor-
estIs sesmon. Chhst aud his Twelve Apostles IN ne
Marble Church 10 foni,h near the 6h's, Sueject Tor
TOMORROW MORNING is" fh!IlPpL" bis Church IL 70
remsin OPEN dung toe Sumner.
The Rev. Isaac Wesc0tt vii deliver the tenth
last lecture young ~ The Bloomnscsle bapua
Church 4sds,. between 7th aud 3tn-svs 90 SONDAt
EVENING u O'Clock Subject; lmpoI'a nee oil foim,
iax Good abz IN Eay Life" Baptism viii be sdH.nsIeiee
al the close VI the sveDins scryce.
The Rev. G.. 4. Fi6nd RS will preach TO-MOhkow
MOB NM. in HoucN Soceiys Buiins inns. ~
sy ut II O'Clock Subjec:: 'iBo barjIous Classes In
Ame;icB.
The Doom Of the Nations.-Ths messenger OF the
coming kng Oory ~' preach the word Of picphcy re
IA TO the above theme SunIty, at 0cocA NJ.
n nion Buildings No l6J Bowey. seats free AID eHds
oil Chris. invited.
Wesrminster Church, 23d.s,, between sta aud i.n.
sys-lne Rev u. ID. ARCHIBALD viii preach IN tn.s
church TOMoRRo". at lci III. s'rAns;r' Afe very coz
daily Invited.
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60 Uhom II man Cautera.

or CLAIR.-Return, and you are forgiven;
- f,gto 90 90 snd you break ysuf mothers heat IT,
~ I~' SISTER.
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