davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-08

s, hsd .., ,h Iadr, Of sfssr Court "a witch spp
cation Is nsds for the removal 81 csus into Cop ., 'ne
claimed - remove .ia AZ uuierstni this d.onn
hg r hs. begn sTsy sd cred 70 IN IDS TIP tassn 70 ac
coo sh ,bE removal The discretion J. sr1ir-a, bu'
1ass Weld 70 n. aw IN tris satisfied M TIE
81 sooa Of h- set Of 49, 20 il a. II 1T ine uanst .
valid sud th-r-fose dny tbs motion the fA Of the
s. ian docs not a. an conflict v,h the iadrsn, Of
tft a. ito Of Jones sst S-wagd p Howard ". IL
syl oor doe i eouai-t 18th The COMPILATION Of tie United
Sa.r in IT, drcsr'n that tfgi ftrrnens. au1 tlr 1"'
usde in p1.usnes Of r. ard the treaties o. TIE Jnfed ote
shall be ths supefrs law q he ifnd With the pE2f, pa
tie sdics p1Vf Of the United States .ha -tie1 70 AZ
@ "a ~, &c ~, 4-.ps si ' I a. Of Jones s.t
Seward civil proceeding and did not involve me SIs
ton .ubuiiiied I'LL Court A ihe Constitution Of tAs
United states does not eIecn;s itss bu. becenes
the ac,u Of Congress which body must 81 prf -.
niIe bev. anon tbst in.rnrlrBs This sub-ct vii be
ioumd fully cou-efed an the matter Of Die'fs - AZ ~
Icae to tie ureset c1nclusiou ruors Willingly beoe The
derEdlu- Toe teal Of he i1dctInes can an
Of the same e- PRINCIPLES and rule would BE- 1ppos ~
me UriteS safe. Corr TIE judiciary c; Of sHh stat
sre pare IS section @ provide. for the renee upon
a W. 81 80 ~ a., 49, IN sny su Of the hiebest eout
Of law OF equity in any state where is drawn Ia question the
validity Of treaty stue Of OF authority exercised nn5~f
lie United State. sd toe decision kgaias their ysdity-ioF
here l. down IL question the validity OF statute o. OF en-
sui Only exercised under any State on the ooBd Of hef
Ui7ed Sta.e and the decision 10 favor OF the validity
v cisse Of the Con1itston OF Of tresty OF statute
Of OF commission held under the United states and the
decision Is against the tite, right prtese or exemption
secv NJ GAINED by either party under suCh cause
d the 'si Construction This provision o. the Judiciary act
came under coa.oslgon b. he Supreme Count % the liied
stsles IN Cohais vs. Vlfsail Whes,o 2i where i,
dscu.s-d end lrninsted 6y Ch J. HsSs In ore Of the
mastery opinions which emsna'ed ron his great
mind should any inrsee be done the defendants BY the
Courts Of this Stale De corrected in the mode de'ened
By this proys1 q tbs udcary ct No such
State which lgs promptly and eectuay sustained esefy
egal ofor Of The General Government In the PRESENT egr'
eepcy will ern do wrong any Of tue agents Of the
General Government for yielding obedience 70 any Of Us a"'
LII -. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-08
kAat 3.
-.
NV IOkk-
1 LIZ Inu.un
Tho s,ate Nayn, RIRhs.

CAPT. WISSLOw OP THE kEAESARGB.-Capt.
]. A. Wnsow Of the gunboat Kearsarge who has dis
tnguished himself in The sinking OF the Alabama, Is
native OF Wilmington. n. C., where be was bora In
1911. Ills mother a southern woman; his father
was from the North. and descended from the old Ply.
mouth stock of WluslOws John Winsow edu.
Gated az Dedham this STATE and at fourteen years OF
nge entered the navy midshpnan being indebted 70
Daniel webster for bis place. His family reside IN
Ro1bury Our naval officers had little faith In the ca
pacity u the Kearsarge TO cope with the Alabama
zen capt. Winslow learn, has repeatedly advised
the Navy Department 10 strengthen the blockading
folee off Chefbourg. He said be would do his best
however. and nobly has he done II. boston Trans.
THE YACHT DEERHOUND.-We learn that the
British yacht Desrhound which happened TO be so OPP
portuneiy near the Alabama durng her fight with the
kearsarge, and which rescued her commander, and at
his urgent request took him into British hnrbor OF
refuge is owned By the firm Of Fraser, Trenholm Co.
Of Liverpool who the Rebel agents for that port
and that she is thus almost really Rebel property "a
the Alabama herself 1t probably was not wholly acc'
dental that she happened to be on the spot at that par
ticular time. v. Y. Times
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-08

sosu-r King FIhrr, Nye. Rfo'asaoe. Hds" to EdTard
Bynarr.
s,aror Trenton. Wilson, Trestoa mise. 20 C. H. Hog-
land
esus; Emma DeEn Barton. Phiaiephis Ddse and Ps's
TO limr- Hand.
sissuer Z. NJ Massey. Saith, PGisdssPhs mdsS 70 J.
~ Briggs.
ship Neptune fH,n. Bshrn, Brsniea - days, mdsc and
pass. 10 Touch NeincEs Mendt-
Balk Anna Fragcvs cot Sandy Cove, n. 81 &oorrhoase,
Glcu Bag, c. B. Ia DAYS. c3li 20 Ednsson Bro~ -
Brig Emma lof Nassau Howe Sierra Leone. AFRICA, hay
a. hides 90 MerchautS Ctrlnsn.
Schr James ". MtKee. Rogers Eftabe'hp1r ar Boston
sctr Petre., Sears, Philtdclrhis for New be4io-d.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-08
Gales bp Aueiion.

A J. BLEECKER, SON & CO., will sell
"A AUCTION on THURSDAY. July a. ct l. O'Clock, II
tie Exchange saeroos No NJ Broadway, aost desirsb =
plot Of GROUND vita IL rroyemeus thereon IN the cener Of
the Va. Of Fatbuh opposite the Dutch Reformed Church.
consisting Of about scFes, Norng on tlabush RAJ read
and East Broadway being Of tho most desirable eosnnt
for private residence fcr businesses purposes N The
village The improvements consist Of large dweing VITA
barn wagon tine garden, fruit and Ornamental tres
Sc ~ arce s.ihy to New-York liz being ouly mils from
Fulton Fery this opportunity seldom 20 be met
with halt OF the pnrcha,e money can remain on BOND al
otrae three OF five years Possession given iHrned
siey desired For naps Sc, apply at Ofhee No II Cedar
s.. or on the premises.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-08
Cricket.
(ricEet.
YKw-YoRK CRICKET CLUB VS.. ALL NAssACHU-


NETWORK CRICKET CLUB VS.. ALL NAsSAChU-
SETS.
The annual cricket match between eleven
blazers Of the NeW-YOrk Cricket Club and the same
lumber OF picked players selected from the various
Clubs u the Of Massachusetts, commenced on tho
ground Of the Boston Club al East Cambridge. on
TUESDAY the 5th inst TIE weather was delightfully."-
fine the heat being agreoably cooled by pleasant
breeze There was large asseubige OF spectators on
tie ground to witness the match and among them was
a considerable number Of elegantly dr. ssed ladies for
whose accommodation spacious tent was provided.
Play commenced at IL o'clock m, the Massachusetts
players winning tie and sending the New oi kers
In " the bat The latter made 10 runs before the last
wicket fell the principal contributors being Sharp,
Hlgham Hudson, and Byron. who scored 10 ~, Ia
aud q respectively. Hgham bringing out bis bat amer
magnifeenty-played innings Of -.
The Massachusetts players them took the bat bat no
stand was made FOR some time seven vickets falling
Tor - runs. Draper and 0Irien thcD got together,
ard before they parted they had n up the score
to Co. Tho entire wckes fell for % rnns leaving the
Bay State players 30 IN the minority IN the first innings
We give the fur the game Las proeressedi
YORK. kAEACHr5ETTs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-08
Mails Close NJ the Post-On,ce.

For Great Britain and the C0ntilrnt, by sAAuler -
Civ OF London ssturdsy July 9............. loi a. NJ
For HAnbuIg and the German States, by steamer
Bavaria, saturday July 9..................I oi a 10
For Europe. by steamer, 1hursday July H....: Up N
70. Celifo1ls, Oregon, Washington Territory and
Id a. and II p
North-albsny Buffalo and Csnadas..5 m. and y D.
North and IVES, Way y. n-
Western Mail via Ers hsilIosd....S m and " p IN
soa,h.rn and south Nesern Mails m Al 81 and lot P.
Fsstern Mall m, and a m
Newport and Fall River. p N
The Long Island Mail closes at Is a. M and p "a
sunday Msl-On SUNDAY AT n ais close at..... II y. m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-08
BORT f)aroens' Nciiee.


PoRr-wARDaSs' OFFICE No lpt Wallet.
NOTICE is hereby gwen in accordance with
~ section Of tie at passed Arr a. 1851 entitled An
Act 20 Reorgan1e tn Wseus Office Of The Port Of New
YORK; p@rsons Interested in having charge or a
.nbect Of such inquiry examination survey that
following vcssr under examination by the Port
Wsrdons aad that the aid surveys examinations wi Do
ccnlphsea within DAYS neIt slceeen. tais notice on
board sxd vessels.
stesm.hip City Of Baltimore. Pier No. 4sN.R.
Ship Calhoun. ..............s Pier No ) y. r
ship eih.....s............fl 10. - =. u
Bark Helry BUsh.......,......Ittr No. - y ~
Bark Brenieren..,..............PlerN No. AZ +. n
Brg Bessie Rowe............s..Pier no. ~ r. ID
MSTHORNE rOMPhlkS, President.
J. Ayes HHRRisAS. Secretary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-08

CAVALRY BuREAU OyyIcy OF ASSISTANT QcARrsKl
x,sIgR No 70 STATE ST., NV YcRk June 10, lelL -
" purchase n OPEN MARKET al the Cavalry Hossss
that may o. presented sad pass inspection a. the Coyemmeas
ssb~s corner l0hsy ard 35ths IN this city until forhss
notice. -.
Payment VIII be msie IN checks payable 10 certificates
ind-6tednsss when ~ Ior-s fe rocssved
Phce, Gus hundred and Glty ii59) dollars eaGi -
URO. T. BROWNIaO, Capt. ard A. ON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-08

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that Limited ARrNER
SHIP bs. been formed by and between the undersgnsd pur
suant 10 the provisions the statutes OF the State Of New
York In such made and provided The nsne o. nm ~
der which such Partnership & to be conducted ia ABBArf
MOORE. 4,
The General nature Of the business Inter Ted 20 be transacted
by such Pasership that manufacturing and buying and
selling hing aud yeulsnens furnishing goods and all things
-fBGSEs ALICE ABBArT. who resides In the town Of
wesches-r, county Of We.chesier aud state OF New
York, and WASHINGTON IRVING MoOhE. WHO
reS In tho ty county snd State OF heYor the only
general and ALEXANDER SrOBO who resdes 10
the Weehaw KEN IN hs county Of Hudson aud state
OF New Jersey Ia tbs only special partner.
The said ALEXANDER aroBO tho said special partner
hss actually contributed Ia cash. as capital 70 the esno
slip {. to commence il the second day OF July 1905 aud the
is;7-Dated July 3 1854. AOSES ALICE ABBATr,
WASHfNGTON l. MOORE,
ALEXANDER STOBO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-08

Jacob Webster, principal chief of the Six Ma
tons Of Indians died lately at ST. Regis In Canada.
He had been attending some Indian festivities, gave
way to ntoxieati0n. and found dead O. the river
much mutated and with his skull fractured. Webster
was not quite 20 years OF age.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-08
Travellers Gutde.

To Arbany by Hudson X. r.. % Warren st.. 10
si22 p.
M sud o. NJ. sunday train g.................. pm
To Albany, Couens', Hotel Dock Yves. Pein
sburgh Pooghkespsie Rhinebeck. Cstskiu,
and Hud.on By steamers Dan'i Drew and q. |i0-
bard leaving Ds.br0ssesrs Landing at Otnst9 AZ
To Baltimore, by the New Jersey r. r., foo. Of
HdnSht. sunday 7:S0 p.
10 Boston by New. London line, Pier ~ y. r.,
iiss Fer n H. daily tsunisy eTe@psedJ..... 500
2 ho0 and lh.sS - : a. Jsnd s:OOP.
40 "a ssore Line Ia md ;. M sunday $500 p.
oua.. :. ~. and 10 a M and 500 p
To bridgeport, By steamer Bridgeport hon fecG .,
Sip, +. k dsily.,..;;...;'. .,...:'.','....',..
To GreenpoI', isp. Fire laand, sud other resorts on
and oo, Of 46.t. t. snd $50 D.
To New Haven, Hartford, and sPrlsghsld-steam'
% 2ys .s S SP he New.vcn RI. a7sh
I'd .1.' 81 ? III a D. Ia o 80 - and 400 p
To New barsh. Cornwall. Wee, Point. Peuzhkcep-ie
- iis 1 lbs daily q
To Eewburrh By steamboat Thomas Colyer.
Leaves Jsy-st, daily landing at 3th-st, n. L.,
Grassy Point, CozzeIs, wsat Point Cod spTni'
To he Sve.,, By Pennsylysnia Central Rsllroad,
Sandy 49, - 49, coop
3. .1e Of costsnS, a N, u M and 100 P.
To Pbil,Seiphis- by Nev-Jersey Railsoal foot Of
and "a nsdn si sunday 600 P
Pie, IS n r. foot OF a M and 400 p.
To Washington. by New-Jersey r. H.. foot OF
CourlAndts,-, and 10 a NJ, u p n, and IL
midnight Sunday I'D
For fber information IL Te-aId 10 Railroad Tine IaSi,
sea sarrTt-eai,u is IN another part Of this pa9es
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-08
Cost an6 fouuo.
81 600 REwARD.-LOST or STOLEN,

OIL nAn REWARD.--L0ST or STOLEN,
- ,OUUG tom No. - Rroa,ivay, n. Y. July 6. lsa<
tie f1I5ssns Uried states COUPON BONDS or srOCkSs
inclusive goo esch % 20 L. oeut Coupon koad
Nos GSgs 10 eioot inclusive, Sody each, 70 sol 4
pr cen, Coupon Bonds Nos Soss6 TO IN Inclusive os
each; $40 u. per Coupon Bonds Mes 0s5 to
7l67. inclusive leo each per cent u. :. tcupon
onds due lS1i Nos lss 20 ABS inclusive, 81 ov EACH
dsed aug. H. 1881 per cent L. s. toepoa iSai. dss
1874 Noe l56 and 100 Co each. dated Aug a. 1875
Per cent a. 5 Coupon sord due 1874 No. 2 for sloes
dated Aug ~ 1888 per cenI Y Coupon load due ~
Coupoa Bond due 1874 No - 0s for S0cu dated Feb
1850 per cent L Conpon Bond duo iti., No ltslS
for 0oo dated Feb. Ia 1885, New.Yetk SOLDER b9unty
Fasd ssc. Nos a. as 46 lls ll9sud I'D sSe0 each
aus Of Broadway BanS stock t0r 5 - each. hhososye<
will retam the shove Bonds aud stocks 20 Tho brVsdwy
Bank or 70 JOHN = YOUNG. Chief OF thr AevN0rk Do
tective Force No. 800 Mqberyt, will friSe the above
reward and no questions asked Al pefsons hereby
toned esans bayng pcgotang any Of the above boods
or stocks. the Payinsut Of them he, been stoIpSd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-08
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
FORT OF SEw-YoGK. ....,.lurr 7.
Gffnrff.

s--uee--rrsds Wind Bl5bdss. Port RoysL r. n. Spot
ford. .
Slip-Charicst4. Bsrstow London. Neernith Son
Bark-AlnseuA. swan Skn francisco. X y Cooley. . -
Bn--F0r,unats Psrod ilsi Callers, fenAFth hoads Z
sesoossr-RObsrt Bruce. Gregory. PHILADELPHIA, W. s.
BrJtFa 4 %.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-08
GniIrd.

yrrY 6-Steams nips--W ssall ston. Sidon
Steimer-Admiral Dup0rL
Shps-Chsrlci D. Merv H. Cous-nmeu,, Hlrvrst Queen.
Barsary C, Dyer r. Murray, j.. C0ucosiia, YsssTeiu
Brgs-Amoor J. r. Nevius.
SchOCuer-SasAn Scranton
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-08

CUPkEME CoURT.-In the matter 0. NE !.
- ,,e,,ion Of no Mayor, Alderman sad Conn2naE{ 81
- Ne. Yors rsisiivs % tie OPENING Of ElNsIY
Srsss arr ET frotr FIFTH AVENUE 70 the HAtLES
~ isslp "a NON EIGHTH AVENUE 70 tho nc D5oN
RsER, IN the cay e ssss1rs -; e s.srss
" Ta,,no,.lsv Of tho Cay Of New York t1reby give
soics The. y n,snd 70 Apply % tne saYsegs eosa o -
:, 81. ci,v Han a TIE City o. New York "Wednesday.
toe day Of yaly 1854 a, - opsrsr % -
Ssr..s -. faas dav thereser e0nbsst 60
1919 o- Ire aDpantnent Of Comm sionsrs Of knne -
IN he eutitiea raxtsT ,hst the sstn So
-s.,f ID sie improvement hsrFby intended Ia We Sprna
ni,pt y-nirth street, from Filth Avrnae 20 tn-
RIrer ard from Eighth Avenue 70 hs hltson iny, ~ -
cfy IS lad out "a. nap psB Of said cry
~. OF an 81 the Losiszure Of the peops 6. ~
~ Sew Yerk rntig-d IAN friative 20 hrl .'s go
,oursa- ne aying q and rosds n We "
York AID fr oshsr psrpo<ss" psSssd Ar. ~ 49,.
JOHN r. DEvELIS Cuhlsel 70 "a Vsip'T""-
r.is7 New York June yOsh. ,eSb
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-08

June IA iat o. lon 90 big la ABBOTT om NewYOrk for
St. Thomas. ...
July at g. lon =, bark Brunswick on NswYcrk for
wall.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-08
6orses, Carriages, ST.

ou,srzRxAsrEas OYyfcs NgvYoaK. April &c. 1856
a RTILLERY HORSES WANTED.-1,O O0
Seventy Dollars win paid for all that pass nspcctiso
Tno.s horses sound IN every particular, broken q
inspection At tbs Government stables ash between ioh
~ llth Avenues STEWART VAN vLIET.
QusrtermssteE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-08

s,, Rlss,.. Is ~es........ rs focnscts.... 9-SS
HiCH ykIER ms DtE -
Sandy How ,l9.i- CIV hand ll;sS 1el Vse'''~'' lN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-08
feaal Notlfss.

CUPREME COURT.-CouDty OF West
- cEes:er-sARAH LOUISE THOMPSON sst ~" a.. ~ -,
10 q TIloMPsOs Summons for reiek Con. Ser. To TIE
sboyeusnsd defendant You hereby summoned 70 10y
the complaint Of tho plaintiff 10 this .eoa which y 49,,
..J o Va. end whief was cd Ia the Off Of inc Cssss
Of WestcheeE County ~ T.. at White Palms. luBsSS ie.s
and 70 copy u your sHsssr on .N ,L tw..tv
dav. ser tie service Of hl. simmons upon you ~
I've dag Of such service and yca a % , 20 ~. cas
4. r,,sf IN the coupisin,Dsed Asfcn ~ 'oos
Peokstl y. T.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-08

Passengers Arrived


2. .sig ycpfuze f,s-s BrerrMr Herschsft and er.ns
Mr z. sc4arl, Asr-a sckHel efnaad0 SeAaeil MAJ
Bohge and child
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-08

I OST or MlSLAID.
Ia CERTIFICATE No aa9s for ONE HUNDRED
SHARES ILLINOIS CENTRAL SCRIP STOCK. dtea Au>s
II. 1883 IN the naIno OF CAhsAN : 20.
Tho transfer Las been stopped ard all parties notified
negotiate the ccftihrsfc.
Application " IA BE- made cor cer'ihcste.
Ile tnsdof IA reques.ed TO rc,up the same 70
L. MHITEhOUSE, son 4 MORRISON.
No ~ William 4. t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-08
furniture
Alilitarp Noiltss.

nISCHARGED WOUNDED SOLDIERS,
IL Members Of Returned Regiments and Heirs Of Deceased
sorru .sins Cisif sso sesnru hEying Prize Czinscs
on BROWN SHE LDOS. Military Office. No. PsTh. place.
CUBSrITCES FURNISHED in any number,
y By honorable and rsspou.b parties reasonable price.
Apply No IS Ch.aberas Nc ?, third aoss. y b.
A u inber u good uen lslsasj h1id.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-08
Gopartnersbip Notices.

COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.--The firm OF
~ Bernard K HUTTON was dissolved by the des,h Of
81 James Bernhard on the day 81 April last The bust
ns the firm win b. continued BY the sqrsylny partner
under the ssms firm name Of bESkAfD y ilUTI01S.o
July l. ie5A BENIN Ii. hCtIVN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-08
6iationern ano fanrn Sooos.

DEADSi BEADSi. BEADS -
- ASD FANCY GOODS.
~ p. BROWN importer, No. iS5 Pesr.s,N ..
xVM. EvERDELL~ SONS, No. 1gi Fulton
w s.-SfAIIONERS and BLANK BoOk AASufAC-
TURERS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-08

I oST-CERTIFICATE No. 1884 for Ten
II Shares PANAMA RAILROAD STOCK, N the name q
tue Rev. H. 3. ROWLAND. All psrsons arc cauti9ne&
ssain negotiating the sppiston hiss been made -
ths Company for another Ceii6csle - $500,
SToLEN-Feur 5-20s U. s. Registered Bonds,
- No. llz', 500 No l,s'., sloo' No, 9@ AID Nc.
Bonds No. 1881 $500 second series. suitable reward
will be paid or their return application TO ISAAC CAR
PENfER No. IS Allen ~ New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-08
Marbinerp.
DIAPER MACHINERY FOR SALE.
WILL BE SOLD JULY %, 1894 ct 10 o'clock. NJ, 81
PUBLIC AUCTION,


Hnot previously disposed OF 1T private sale,
The entire machinery % iEugne Paper Mill with all ne
thereto be0ngngnow In the moot success-
l operation the privilege having been sold Toe "oe's~
mill
The Machinery consists Of the following;
62iuch FourdrnieE Machine, made by Howe GODDARD
Co.. now arranged tor wires SCI feet long nearly va
with surface heavy copper eouchers and brse
roll inch iron prss. rolls for lat aud "a pfes -Four diff
~ inches IA diam copper aud OF lou 1--we stacks a
csenier In al 10 rols-threc upright reels revolving
euttsr with tters with al NECESSARY Skating pullrs
stands boxes and belts Also winder or making hanging
The Machinery doing good work making printing peps
Wy mill in tie county DO Ascesined BY an s2'
Two STUFF PUMPS IN GOOD ORDER.
One steam engine which drive, the machine paper driea
euApsy with tho exhaust seaj l0nch cyndsf and ~ nes
s,rste 1 hand forcr-pump
-Four rag engines With improved Iron role bars ~ ches
long Tolls diam driven with feet pules on spndsrs
iron ghtsrs-brsss yalyesn each tube patent cynds
wushes al 6si5 water cocks all The pipes Of copper $40
iron for draining the engines % stuff chest two Tag cs
with extra OF knives new good cone dussr lrshr
road duster elevators for raising stock ard paper
The mill within miles this city aud the piAcineff
may examined At any time by calling on the undern.6
Parties residing distance will plsase wh'e ua before cosr
& our place as possibly tho Machinery may be sod We
prefer 70 dispose Of private sale a price can DO A.
tanned For further Information address, ,..,., .
tyor.a.,ar Ms.s Inns 10 1874
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-08

nISSOLUTION.-Th limited COPART-
~ NERsHIP existing IN the arm nsnlo Of ABBAIr
RATHBUN has been Dissolved by be death Of Milton y
Rathbun, Of the members o. said hrn-psted July
1854 AGNES ALICE ABBATT,
Surviving 0eDerai Partner.
ALEXANDER STObO, Special Psitner
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-08

DOILERS for SALE.-Two Boilers, 20x3A
feat lainch lues Ia each andtwo Boilers Jorf fes<,
l6hich hues ~ each. JOhS sfuAhi,
DEYNOLDS TURBINE WATER
III WHEELS
Competent employed 90 nca,rrc streams nnnss
plans and put in fnues, wheels and gearing. .
TALLCUr UNDERhlLL, 40 Broadway, Nsw-fot-
TODD & RAFFERTY,, Machinery Merchants.
l. No. Dey-s,. works Paterson, n ;! maiy'ac,ufs go
tousy and portable Engines aud Boilers, flss Hemp Tow
Oskam, end Rope Machinsry Mt GEARING, shsnins &s
r,NO PRINTERs.-FORS SALE, at fair vei-
L uaiioB JOB PRINTING OFFICE in.hi city sas
INK hrstrste cash business Fricc tSiv tbo own1' "
shout lss,ug town the facts u tho case and csa
saS,.s M. ,ssn,...o1t.tiou j. q. COOLEY
'''' Priniers' Warehouse No. Is Futons-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-08
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.

Mr.. GEO @. WELLS
"a thia day admitted partner in our i'm
July g. 1864
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-01-14

FROM CHARLESTON. - The New York
Herald's letter from Charleston, dated
the 7th inst, says that Gen. Gilmore
has been amusing the enemy by throw
ing shells filled with Greek fire into the
city. On Sunday week twenty shells
thus loaded were pitched into the city,
and every one exploded The result was
that fire was kindled in the southern
part of the city, which burned with con-
siderable fury during the balance of the
the day. Heretofore it appears that
Gen. Gilmore has not been able to throw
shells containing Greek fire into the city,
as they generally exploded in Sec
ond or two after leaving the gun; but by
recent contrivance the shells have
been made to land their fearful and des-
truetive contents just where they are
wanted by our artillerists, but where they
are the most unwelcome to the Charles
tonians. The fleet is perfectly quies-
cent.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-01-14

Letters from East Tennessee to the
18th ult. state that Gen. Foster is at
Knoxville, and Gen. Parke commands in
the field. Our forces have been driven
back from Bean Station by Longstreet.
Our losses in four days skirmishing were
about two hundred. Rebel prisoners
state that Longstreet has been reinforced
by Ewell, and that he has been ordered
to take Knoxville at all hazards. Long
street has about forty thousand men.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-01-14

PRESIDENT LINCOLN RE-NoMINArEp IN
PESNsYLvANA.-The Republicans of the
two Houses of the Pennsylvania Legis-
lature have, on joint ballot, nominated
Abraham Lincoln for the next Presiden-
cy. Their resolutions, with the pream-
BILE engrossed on parchment have been
committed to Simon Cameron to bring
to Washington and present to the Presi-
dent
1t is further said that the Repub-
lican legislators in Maine will soon nom
mate him for the next Presidency, and
that the Republican members of the Leg
islatures of Illinois and Indiana will
also nominate him, and on the same day,
the I'D inst