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The Portland daily press., 1864-08-25
Madison. June soth, 1861. .''' 'A - : L L ihIp'
New Haven. June as1h lss

New Haven June 18th 1854
Messrs. L. q. Clark Co.-GeatfeInen - des;ra
TO make known the almost instantaneous effects al
Goes Dyspepsia Cure, in cases of cholera ,orbus
had been Tor twenty four hours purging at the
stomach and bowels every if cen minutes 1 went
into your drug store TO procure some brandy as /
had always been TO d that 1t was q good remedy tor
Dysentery Ny ptliid face ana my weakness AT
once attracted the attention OF the clerk in
and he asked me at once ''wr at is the mattery''
replied II have been fortwentry. four hours yomt
ing and pursing, ana am unable TO stand or walk
from weakness. and this deadly sickness at my stom.
ach completely prostraies me- lie prodaced bot.
tie of Goes Dyspepsia Cure. SAYING s.tske a large
swallow OF that IL snow IL o'clock; taken another
afe dinner
From the moment took that first dose of the
medicine my sickness at stomach gone its ef. Ct
vas instantaneous. Ia an hour | eat my dinner vi n
good relish as ever hungry man partook 10, /
was well cared out of food.l and followed by a
teaspoonful OF cure have not suffered particle
OF Inconvenience since took the remedy
Its action was SO wonderful and so Immediate
that could hardly beliave the evidences of nav own
senses and desire to puGlicly make known these
facts that the whole world may avail them selves of
ITS Like bread, IL thould fl ad place in every
on.'s house. and believe that no one should 10
away from home without bottle of it il his pock az
or where it could b. quickly made available.
iiuly yours, GEO. l., DRAKE.
One Of the 1reaty:ars.
New Haven, July Ilth, 1884. =
Mr. CoE-Sir:-Haying been troubled with the
Dyspepsia for some eight or twelve months 1 have
taken the usual kinds of med icines which hay done
me no good. saw your a 1, ,ertisement of a meoi.
cine 10 care the Dyspepsia have tried it, and
found il to be THE medicine The first Is drops the
7th of June that took, reliey. me In one minute
have taken il three four times but have had no
distre ssing feeling in stomach since taking the
first 10 Drops although before, | could not eat
meal and sometimes more than three or fopr
mouthiuls without distressing me.
Respectfully. J. +. WOODRUFF.
New Haven juno llth 1864
MR CoE-Dear ir;-fhe bottle of Dyspensia
Medicine received iron YOU gave instantaneous
relief only used it when my food stressed me
1t was about like taking two doses cay one to.
morrow, then every other dav, increasng the ouan.
titY food and decreasing the medicine until was
enabled to eat without taking anything ut ALL NV
case was an extreme one, having suffered for seven
years Inow consider myself cured and by using
only one bottle of medicine in the space of two
months. The dose was teaspoonful.
ELLEN S. ALLEN.
Sold by Druggists in city and country, every
where.
Price sI.0O per Bottle.
Orders by mail, from either dealers or consumers.
promptly attended to.
&. G. CLARK & co.
Wholesale Druggists. New Harex, Coma,
Propretors.
Sold in Portland by W. +. Phillips. H. H. Hay,
and all other eeaiers. marchseodly64
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-25
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY
OF Canada.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.

-wUUC On and after Monday June n. lse4,
g@R trains will run daily, (Sundays except.
edl until further notice, &c follows:
Up Trains.
Leave Portland for island Pond Montreal and
Quebec al 100 a. -. and l.25P.n.
Down Trains.
Leave Island Pond Tor Portland, of 30 A. L. and
. Is p. N.
The Company are not responsible for baggage to
any amount exceeding $50 in value, and tnat per.
s2na unless notice is given and paid for at the rate
OF one passenger for every $500 additional value
z: J. BRlDGES, Managing Director.
Ii. BAILEY, Superintendent
Portland, June 25, 1864 uoy6
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-25
Portland and Boston Line
Portland ane New York Steamers
SEMI-wEEKLY LINE.

The splendid and fast Steamships
V&S LOCUST POINT" Capt WILLET,Tr
49, and "POr0MAC," Captain SsrR.
ExsSSzkxx1 WOOD. will until further notice. run
as follows: ~
Leave Browns Wharf, Portland. every wEDEEs.
DAf and SATURDAY, atAP NJ, and leave Pier
sNorth River, New York, every WEDNESDAY
and SATURDAY. at O'Clock r. M
These vessels are fitted up with fine odations
ior making this the speedy safe and
oomtortable route for travellers between New York
Rooms. S'~'e
Goods forwarded BY this line to and from Montreal
John ~ ~
Shippers are requested to send their freight to the
steamers as early ss p. NJ, on the day that then
leave Portland Ivy
ror freight or passage apply to
EMEh1 FOX, Browns Wharf, Portland.
New York.
Dee. G. Is67. S.x
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-25

which, from rm must be signed By all the members.
-, Of -, in tho State Of -, hereby agree
furnish and deliver In the respective Navy wards all
the articles named In the classes hereto annexed sgreeaby
10 the provisions the schedules therefor and In
ormty With the advertisement Of the Bureau Of Equip
ment aud Recruiting dated July 18TH 1864 Should my
oer be accepted, request 10 be addressed at -, and
the contract sent to the navy agent at -, or to -.
for signature and certificate.
lsiguafure1 b.
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-25
PORTLAND, sACO a. PORTSMOUTH
RAILROAD.

SUMMRR ARRzNG GRMRNTS,
Commencing April 1lth, 1854.
XnHU Passenger Trains will leave the Sta.
coptedl as follows:
Leave Portland for Boston, at $40 A. H. and ace
Pm.
Leave Boston for Portland at 730 A. N. and 400
I'm.
Leave Portsmouth for Portland, at 1000 A. n. and
5.30P. N.
These trains win take and leave pessen ngers at way
stations.
Freight trains leave Portland and Boston daily.
FRANCIS CHASE, Superintendent.
Portland, Oct. 30. 1853. oc3l edit
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-25
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE"
Positively Cure the Worst of You.

not m year-not In month-ror in a week-but
you shan see its bens hcia II fuence at orc. imme.
aistel!, ana the DAY you take IL. To YOU who have
lived ior years upon Graham Bread and plain diet
who dare not eat anv thing the least-wse hearty
nrst, because the Doctor has ordered the plainest
food and secondly Tor fear the distress it causes
rising and souTing on your stomach wesay sit down
TO your dinner eat as heart a meal as you wish
and as soon as the food begins TO distress you fol-
low IL by single teaspoonful of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-22
The nrou,h-wLas Are We Coming Tot

July u, and no rain No rain of any account
fr six weeks Here IN tie city there have been soni
light showers. Gu; upon tue farms and gardens Sino'
tho Is. II unc we have not had rain enough 10 wettAa
soil sufficiently to set cabbage plants For month VT
had only one spTink.clst enoug. to lay the dust ~
hour Or two. In other sections Of the country M
calamity he's been st worse. Look for instance, e.
this extract from Tie san francisco Bulls.ia'
I'VE nave underworld 70 keep tic readers Of II,
Bdt'.R well posed pOssIDlc as 10 the niete0Fos
log ,oal phen.., 81 the most crlIe se'sol crown n
the chronicles Of California or tie Plcihc domain,
Since the rains of the latter pgt OF Mn', spe ~
30 The lower Counties DE people tlefea"ay negH -
have lOp0s that Troy ID, h1vs raj ed srBclent co3
OF ordinary load for their families, and many see'te4
places we've fenced and n ltoG AiIer these rams Il
Wag supposed that according 10 custom, ne Winds lag
blown iher greet strength ont, al lcast below Poins
Conccptlou; but as We sre informed bitter norihcr7
riles made sudden oCthust OF lot tioieat, nDisOnt
tnuaioes that extent that on the 9th lOh aHd i2t
OF the present month the Whole southern coast for fJaf
and Eve hoars-betvccl am oci0cH In the eYoninf
-gns undsr d cloud OF powlegy Eist and fog with
ching atmosphere wileJ ruined the prospees 81
ilTmer3 Every green thing seriously lunred Gnd
all kinds Of travel rendered Us bad almost, rs irea
qLenb occurs the Colorado. Every TENN day thes3
high seem to have returned. at least fon JsAuirg
- Inst u JUno -.
The droulh seems 10 be fs,t in something Ike ita
California strength Vancouver Iald aud the conar
try further norl aud has extended est far as thq
borders Ok Kansas and Missouri IL Il ogea heard OF
az excessive N Hungary. ltdly. Greece and Turkey,
producing great distress among the poor. And what IL
very singular IL ha become terribly developed in The
Southern hemisphere. adyccs dated February List
from the Rgcf Platte and Southern Brazil state thGs
such The hogceRcss o. he 9lou,h there In the atcg
part Of the month Summer with them) TINT the pasture
animals died by thousands. Dust storms, IA Which
houses were ulJOofod. trees blown down. aud thoD
snds II sheep destroyed. had occurred IN several pace
and many districts were deserted by the search se5
better pastures. Over hundreds of miles ON the 'ioas
tiers toward tho Andes. pastoral fe had resumed it,
patraIohe OTn the shepherds dSet In ents I'D tAois
Hooks he public LANDS, watched them IN turn By
light and dug wells Ia their new locations did Isaac
and Jacob. ana tie lor IN animals was computed ~
millions OF collars, for tho hurricanes Of dust had -
timeS sulioce.ed entire bands OF catte aId sheep.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-22
EME GREAT ACCIDENT IN pElrE-
ADELPnsA.
= Terrible Catasirophe in the Knsnue De
partsenf OF fhe Afn,s-Mouse.
From Tss Philadelphia Telegraph July 20.


This morning, about 6i o'clock, an accident
secured at the Blocley Aims House In the Twenty.
buIth Ward, In which the lives Of eighteen Q sons
gre snOvn ~ have been Loot ard many more fatally In
yprcd and still missing The accident occurred IN TIE
attended with the I1ost shocking and heartreEdng
scenes.
DESCRIPTION OF TEE BUILDiSo.
The department whore the accident occurred wss
1fyided into three stories The first Door was occupied
b the eplepio insane the second by the ordinary IN
sane aud the third by the sick. The first floor also
hsed q dining and sitting room. and tho second O.
sittingroom.
The Building was constructed in the most substantial
nanner being built OF brick and stone with rough
eutside. The matters heavy and thick. and thc
construction Of the departments such that eeci-
Cant was never dreamed Of
p TnE ACcIDyHT.
Just ss the bell for breakfast rang this morning the
catastrophe occurred The poor insane sll up.
end some OF them had oitered Into the sitting roo
end some were already In the dining room.
The departments az ordinary tinee, are occupied as
SbDows; On the first floor. SO; second fOoE III third
Moor g. fortunately. ct the tine OF the occurrence
ere were about fifty persons on the second and thire
4o>rs thus rendering the casualties much fewer than
thel otherwise would have been.
At the time stated three loud and terriho crashes
we're ssrd caused by the falling of tie three floors at
Intervals. Immediately the whole place was mas Of
funs al having disappeared save the hanging raters
md por ton Of the roof The department was com
yietr,y IN, ted out The uniort1bate Victims were
kurled hor. the second and Third floors down TO the
kavement along with those the 1rst all OF hon
Csse buried save beneath tie rnins
The shrieks Of the insane were most appalling and
shs whole plses wsa ihleya IN te V!MosI c99iVs'a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-22
T1y YOUNG LABoprrs or EyGLlxD.-N

lie 1ONNN A1AbF.sEh VI JfHGlIAaD.- W =
have board ,ica, deal atey about the wIctched
duon - English agricultural 'fh0fers BIT on tho
other hand. a rcp,rs has b'rn made by one Of the
Oaccns ia qectas FOR hocl5 slow tlai n Il inis.
take T. suppose ,hat no caieOE Jrl 10 the EJS OF AZ
flcalIGrnl nbJ CTS,
Ina lit Of boys fran tie national school Of parish
in Shropshire, nj o them SONS ot Doiers there Is cAe
who - has become under stat.0nmassor az an ipor
dn' county town III 4|D year. s.lution fe got D.
e. animation; two others arc railway guards. several
are IA business for tLers.Nos and are doing WcI one
j. an engineer at Nvuglch wlsb - "A week; one has,
been promoted M only two yeiiJ "a be- egges1t 10 tho
Guards; Is cicrk ~ tho LOrdcn Post OAcoi three
ere oerthcate1 sohOlstera IA charge 81 scLpOs ono
IL a scho1'uaster az Cape Town. preparing for holy
orders. fIom another school VI. MOTIFS instances
throe Sons Of one ~ the poorest co,tAgersi one
Ia in the employ 81 ftcci company At Di
wcck laIms hundred and sixty acres, iic other ~
hotel AecpcT and GIlner. Oilers from thIs SCHOOL
are farmers IN ira IL. Is boiler al manor
house ~ The cort.hctef master 81 London ichvoi
one Las leen tcon yeas IN the same Office ~ collector
OF yoeril tthes and holds good position Al scnool
10 Staifordshirc the Don " drnnsen forge laborcr
often obliged 10 gork III night f0r iis hther who was
on "A driAging bout. carried of PRO against great
connection; his cOsrse las bcen ever upwards and
now N 81, he IL manager a1d put proprietor o. the
works which he has J'en omp.oset An Old school
master writes that he could uan0 nearly scoe OF bis
boys who receiving greater salary than himself
many OF thcn through his Recommendation Of them
One WIS engaged at brewery eventually was appren
tcod ~ che firm is getting liberal and progressive
siary and 10 the termination O h5 cppIentctsp his
services viii be worth l.O .OJ 10 100 year, owing
10 tie nc Las acquired with the qualities
Old boys ofton come 90 me for advice and believe
have more influence over them nov than bod when
thty were ir the sch0o.Ioom. They seem gTa.eiul 1
feel thankful"
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY July a. 1854.

ties which, at year old could not DO distinguished
from fruit Of the same kind up sDd sugared twelve
bonrs In this case the amount Of cooking was very
'sfeN indeed. The corks were put IN and tied down
bss,r, ma. M, - h"tt''s In wnter. As soon as thor
onfhly heated through they we've tssen We ~
eramaat made ON purposs TO handle them while ho,
-! "a csFs dipped r, wsI. and thence Immediately
into cold water, to Prevent the wax nom Iet'hS "
running or
For preserving tr/nasces for wiatef Gse, we hsye
found the plan Of cooking them sufficient for the table
before putting item ~ IN j,rs an admirable one.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-22
LAW INTEGLECESCE.

SUPREME coURT-cnAxnsNs-JuLr 2l.-Dsiose Jast,ss
EAHNAKD.
P0wRRS OF THE COURT OF SPECIAL SESSION.
The People OK rel. CGtharino lloz Writ Of Habea
Corpus TO obtain the custody OF Henry HViz
The subject Of the writ Was sentenced On tho
18th OF July last, under tire neme Of Henry Walsh tc
the House of Refuge be having pleaded guilty " D
charge Of petit larceny.
The return made 20 the writ end demurred 10 -
tho counsel for tie application tue ground that ITO
Court Of Special Sessions had power to commit 70
the House ot Refuge.
Argument. was had this point, and the judge
quashed the writ holding that IL not proper sub
.ect OF inquiry ON habeas coTpasthat AL appeal wso
tho only remedy.
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A CiPD.
To f,s ESifev - TIE y. i. TrasgsS.

STE Nouf report Of tue proceedings at the
lee nccipc - rho Boagt II Education contains two
erlrs rlicl trg.t ,ou WI correct IAN no. Vice
Principal 81 Ward Sltool No nor has NJ. small 1t
ant I've O.clod gc4l.gt.In removing from tae 20
Gtau 60 la'l y L. nzSpEato.,
Hsr.ia7s Ju.y ~ 1854. Principal " : 40 p
AIR. Henderson, wee tie Vice PI.AoipI at Ito " yia
ming q a., year ani such bis name appears l.. tie
ganua. hcrce ~ blcaGcr. John g. Henernsa wes
to V.ce- Puncipi removed.
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p,,ssy1vAy,A DEMOCRACY on THE rVscp.

The Democratic State Central COMMITTEES met Iuf.
snaut 10 notice AZ Harrisburg, on Tuesday. There
WIS very full ltt.adance Of members and unusual in
rercs, manifested \ proposition constitute plat
fora was discussed a. roat length and negatyed only
sir members voting in the affirmative Al late hour
Tuesday night the Committee adjourned 10 meet II
the Merchants Hotel ia ills city. afer the ed
ournmen. u TIE kaiion Convention, the call Of the
cLljJInsa lPbAsdephia Ase.
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CoaoxERs, lNoUE.rs-Coroac- Narmann

tcHONiR3 iNtUEeT3.-JO'OarE NiNnNl
yes,iir, hed uqlett the ioty 81 James Greeley.
sltr ..fli wsIci MA tfc Ha.lc1. ksiroad. Vh0
ws il, on tie ..t 81 t4s istl lust. ~ being run
90 iut 4t-ei ~ one 81 t.c TRANS 81 thu. rpud
Iolt. o.. t. r a. drtca "a ~ = -ui tTnIls Gp.
rrs4cll.c Lc tg..cc az g., above point 20 niehL hy
e.as " q aat@rt. aud O. d. tbs De- Wns 1lcei a.
stall oa .ae 'rsok danrerogs proceeding when Two
tIai.s CIe approaching frOm 81 iuste directions. Ire
lnfy rendered. NclIiff IA Accordance with TIE facis
AID Lsll al tic CJn.1py %. NJ. Jgtilg acequatS
Trotccfna for tie wnfcAfneu stationed tlst point
D.re.ed native OF l. roland, eyed ~ itHrt 70 -
STATED Tat several wsiclcu bugp been Killed wi'in
ieg years near the same spot. Jeremiah Cronn oiei
yesterday AZ bis residence N Egnly-hrs street. near
Fourth avenue fr0lI to efects 81 luiures received
Gors dHfs since ~ he cnvlg of M cmhankmeRt IN
Iig.iys ixth s.Ict.. HOAX Avenue 4. Deceased YVES
10 ing "a alton FORA d-dn-ip ~ the tuie " the
q. cideut. lie VGs native 81 hc,anc. aged 80 years
20. lIer Collin Ac.I ~ irqurtt.. Joln lhnsy died
Yesterday .le ssv YORK. Eo-pital from no eicet ~
injuries received week fince o. tie inil1e 81 = Wal
nelr which ne was cycaroiing az no corr'i Of Frank
lil and Church ft.ects Deceased naive VI Ire
lana, aged - yours.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-22

BOARD OF COUSeILMEy.- There was to have
been meeting Of the Board at o'clock on Thursday
afternoon but quorum did not respond at rolosn.
The Board therefore starl dourned 10 Monday next
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-22

800 y foot; Gould ACurry el.S75; Savage. elIee,
POtosi sI00d, siera Nevads, 90; YsIlsw JsaksA
e7coi Grown Point $685. Stats Telegraph, SIS '
share. of d''-I'il "A
The Boston bank statement CO. o. ~
Law, u ,is former returns.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-22
CITY items.

RoCKLAND FEMALE ISSTITUTE.-The Com
mencement of the Rockland Female Institute Is an
nounccd for celebration Wednesday, July q, At IL
n M aud y. N.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-22

The Commissioners Of tho Central Park an
nonnce that an additional portion Of the PARK dri's
from Ito raylnc to tho summit Of the Great lil viii be
open for public use next Saturday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-22

ALLEGED LARC-SF.-Iobert i. kesyin, a
pfoukIyn auctiu'i.er WGs yrsicIdly arrested ;ae
complaint Of julius "a. 5slinscr, OF no. - bvwofg,
who charges Ain viii stealing fson Us store two pieces
OF ,a vlg.l - go Tic -p4.u. alep stitui that
Will tie Isorcr was IN h.a cup.1y bee appropriated
IOls 10 large amen 6 aud rtG-cl cd no account there
iyr lie acid t. vi. - csucc DogiAs Ia tAe sun
ol ~JOy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-22

THE JAPANESE POLISH. Tie ladies' a~e de-
lighted F.ia H. nd pronounce It supa.or % ery
Blocking ,ylstei hence .s riinEY rtlc. lvc o.
riL 10 10 sod, whole 90 Go ,f 4. 10. 80 William @
sga by the g.ici1a st.o .s.r 'Afuu lout tie city.
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U. s. DISTRICT JUDeEs-cu,npsHs--Jurr sl.-Beise
Julro
TIE c, SIS Under LIE NEW ACT OF CON0REes.

TIE CASTS UNDER ThE NEW ACT OF coSoRkss.
The further proceedings III the cases Of Messrs.
Marsh Palmer & Allen. applicants for a discharge
from Fort Lafayette, under toe Act OF Congress "
March. 1853 stands over until Monday next.
The adjournment was made NECESSARY by Cen DIS
inability ~ pTspaIs as Tetlin.
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oncn;n,s OF Praducc.

COR, Alai ilt Ol0 5us Nurs.. 1900 push. Cotp y,sa
hs.h oats % pkgs Ashes, l.10 pzss Provisions. $50 PEss
Lard so pigs on Cake.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-22

Thus with increase in tho interestpaying portion
Of the dobt Of sSJi - aud with decrease of s2l.
l7c263 IS in the nonntcrosp paying portion. We have
bacnce OF increase in the total debt Of g. i69 7g7 CO.
The Increase in tho interestpaying debt proceeds
mainly from the issue Of cents OF 81, under the
late loan the amount on the 10th being s2 52 27 a.
and on the 18th s. 49, 800 The decrease OF the debt
bearing no interest proceeds from the reduction Of tho
amount Of uapad requisitons and TO the retirement
of 5 ~ vi United States notes. The circulation
"A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-22
SUPPOSED RooBzny.-Oniccr Yulc, Of the

Filth Police Precinct arrested JohB Lync and Henry
Myers. while driving ice-wagon. at the corner Of
Canal and Greenwich Streets on suspicion that the
vehicle contained stolen goods. On removing guam
ty ofhay three discovered, which, or being
opened at tho Station House were found TO contan
cutlery. rich dress patterns and silks 1t was ascor-
taned that the prisoners had previously disposed Of
four bags Of cofiec ard sugar, one box and one half
chest u tea and two 1skas Of batter az tie store OF
Thomas Ryan. corner Of Greenwich and DeSbsosses
streets Tho articles believed to lave boon stolen
FROM The North German Leyls steamer Amefica lying
4, Hoboicn n. D. August Schmidt sioreEoeper. and
Ir.edrich Won 1roncbin. pursor % the vessel, ana
Michael Lynch. ice contractor, were ai;crwa-i a.
reec and together with the drivers OF :he vehicle IN
which the goods were found, held for examination.
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OPEN BOARD or STOCK BROKERS.

eo " Y .l3lE 100 Chic. Z. L....c.io.
500 Erie Raj div.sJ. ~. 100 ~ Western Pref. bio -
600 dO...........c..lr 100 Go............... 81
100 hudson Biyer....r..j26 210o0 Ohio Miss &C. A.;
10 do..........s3. 10 ;ID Cumberland Coal &C.. !
200 III Coz RI eI d.vc.l27 go ..".bo.. ~
lo0 d'..........p...i21. iOJ posa " Co..... /
400 Realiny RR..........i3l
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ACCIDENTALLY suor.-Late on Tuesday even

ACCIDENTALLY NTVI,--IIAIU OF UT''I.y t'VI-
ing Della Gri.acs residing at No. l16 Pearl street.
whsle passif No. % Elm street, was accidentally eho:
ia the head by Emerson Goddard who careiessly die
charged pistol IN adoiaius yasd. She was taken
~ tue Nsw-York Hospital, where her wound, which
was Of a slight character, vas attended to. Goddard
wa committed Tor examination by Justice Bowling.
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.SlN rNlNcI 80. INK l3.

"Rer. NoFATIo STLEBIAs Ae..iork. Il, a rec fpon-
lannon's a.c UNANIMOUS VOC, 'Ju Vo.e last e',a.1s
invited by Scciei! 10 becOge tler ps.tar Ih,If
as but ono yo.t,, dHd that f,r you. Tue coli Do
earnest. and your welcome wil DC VAIN ana geRorous
~ suO 10 siJ.s II iuL VII accept. u
YOU CO. lis Important thea you sAsd leave Aufgs 18th
or s. ~ ~ be- the tI.t gwen - Ill k.s
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-22
TIE Currcu OF TIE PILGRIMS N SAN FRAY

clsCo-The following correspondence has passed b.
.wccu the Trustees .. ths Church and the Rev. DIR.
Siebbas, who IS al present temporarily filing The pulpit
o. the Rev. Dr. bellows IN this city. This invitation TO
sHc coed the late Low Thomas Sterr King Was spon-
lncous oId liz acceptance gives great satisfaction 10
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