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furniture

DEDROOM ENAMELED FURNITURE OF
lJwarsn-d mrfscturc. Also solid Chestnut aud Walnut
Chamber Suite. jsiD aud Ornamental at H. +. EARRING
ENAMELED CHAMBER FURNITURE
IL The beet surtnent Of ENAMELED FURNITURE, in
all color .nd -tyls Walnut and Chestnut Plain aud Orna
mental in Suit. Whoe.nie aud Reta Also. Mattresses
aud Plil.ses WARREN WARD, No l77 Canal,
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MoRRr, WuKIss Auctioneer. .
DEREMPTORY SALE of nine valuable
LOTS on Eighteeuhst near Sixth ~ oid.I "i ,ne
esq Referee. r. n. LUDLOW Co. wi sell at auction Oh
TUESDAY. July l8. 1855.
q, 70 O'Clock et the Exchange Sae.roo No. Ill Broadway
CTrinty Buliirgl \. Y, u, =,
WEST EIGliTEENTHsT.-Ninev valuable LOTS on ths
north .de of frheeu.h commencing 80 feet west OF
Sx,hsve Each Lot IS feet ffout and rear by "a feet
NFNHOUSE WHkLP attorneys
Man. Ac At the Office OF the Auctioneer. No. Pines,
New YORK.
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QuARrraxAsrrH-GESKR.L'. Ofyrca

QuARTYRSAsrER GESERAL's OFvics,(
WASHES SaTos, d. g., June 10. 1865 {
SPECIAL SALE of fSERVICEABLE MULES
~ By order OF the Qusrtefmsser General there will be
sold public suction undor the direction Of Captain L.
Lowry Moore A. NJ. to tho highest bitdsr at tho
and psc- named below, VIZ.
NEwYORK CITY. WEDNESDAY. June "a. 1868.
NEWYORk CITY. WEDNESDAY, July 5. lgss
NETWORK CITY. WEDNESDAY, July u. 1865.
NEWYORk CITY, WEDNESDAY, Jolly 49, 1855.
NEW YORK CITY, WEDNESDAY, July %, 1865.
Two HUNDRED sERVlCEABLE MULES each diy
Many Of them were boush, in the beginning thu war
young mules accompanied the sne. in all their marches
and canps and thoroughly broken hardened by exercise.
gentle aud familiar from being long surrounded by tho
soldiers.
Though sound and serv cable they repur
in the army aud be purchased at these sales at far less
than their true value TIE ,ntoh Of brick merchants and
farmers Is especially invited
Mnes sold sngly Sale commence at 10 O'Clock A. m
and viii be held at the Government sabe. Tenth ave
and Thirty-tLrds, 1t.
Terms-Cssh in United States currency.
JAMES A. EKIN,
Bevet Brig -Oen., In charge First Division q 81 90
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QUARTKRHAsrgR GENERALS OyncE.
WAsHIsGros, ID. G.. June 26 1865
PECIAL Il SA l. T. of SERVICEABLE
- DRAFT HORSES.-By order OF the Quartsrnaster.
General there viii be sold at public auction. daring the
month Of July lt3 at the times and place. named below
GlbSBORO, d. c., MONDAY and SATURDAY OF each
week.
NRW-YORK CITY THURSDAY, Julyd
NEW-fORk CITY FRIDAY, July !. and TUESDAY
and FRIDAY Of each week there at.r at the Government.
stables corner Tenti-svr. and Thirty yhfhst
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, THURSDAY Of each week.
BALTIMORE, Nd, WEDNESDAY July a.
BALTIMORE, Md, WEDNESDAY, July ~
J0HNsTOlVN. Pa, WEDNESDAY. July s.
ELMIHA. NJ Y, FRIDAY July IL.
LANCASTER Pa, FRIDAY. July28
TWO HUNDRED SEKNICEAbLE DRAFT HORSES
EACH DAY.
An opportunity 70 purchase superior class Of Dram Hor.e.
at far less than their true value s offered tho public
The animals though sound and srvceabo are no longer re
quired the army and must be sold The attention Of man.
sgers Of city railroads and 10 especially called TO
these sales.
Horses sold singly. Gales to commence at 10 g. IN
Terms, Cash--n United States currency.
JAMES A. EKIN,
Brevst.Brig. Gen. In charge lst Div. Q. NJ 90.
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N,vr.YsRD. WAsHIscToS !
NAVAL SToRrksKPERs OYFIcz July >, l,5a: y
GALE OF UNITED STATES STEAMERS
- AT AUCTION
w. l.. WALL L Co., Auc,ioneerl


win sell a. Pablc Auction. on THURSDAY July 70 ieS.
a, II ocioci m 1t IL. Navy Yard Washington, D. c. the
vessels belonging to the United states navy
S,DE.wHEEL COMMODORE READ-Lens,h liz feel,
breadth - feet depth IL ie-t inches. diameter OF cyn
def, IS inches. stroke ot piston, ii feet - 80
feet breadth 20 feet deTAh. - feet. diameter Of cysndsr
38i inches stroke OF piston 2 feet.
SlDE-WHEEL MOR,E-Lcp.h. li1 feet; breadth. u
eet depth IL feet; diameter Of cylinder % inches feet
stroke.
PROPELLER CRUsADER-Lsns,h. 100 feet brsadih. y
feet depth II feet; diameter Of eyiuder. ~ Inches. ~
siDE.WHEEL BANsHEE-seel.p .p,,ed-Lensh, 2l1
feet breadth 20 feot inches. depth, u feet; daser o.
cypder. a. inches; Is inch strobe. - ga
Ii.sSt !. ss T3AA Of Cyl
ind.r. ~ inches; feet srok-.
PROPELLER ANACOSflA-Length. l29 feet; breadth.
q feet depth feet diameter Of cylinder ~ Inches Aneh
PROPELLER vERBENA-Lens,h. q fee, inches
breadth l. feet inches; depth 'ce nches diameter o.
cylinder, q inches 2-inch stroke.
PROPELLER HENRY BRISKER-Leuyh, % feet,
breadth 70 inches. depth feet inches austef Of
cylinder. ls inches. l0inch stroke.
sIDE-WHEFL lANkEE-Length lfI feet breadth. y
feet depth. 10 feet inche diameter OF cylinder - inches
8.fert stroke.
sIDE,WHEEL JACOB BELL-Len 9Th li5 feet; breadth.
90 inches depth feet diameter OF cylinder 80 lehe,
PROPELLER DRAGoN-Lens,h % feet: breadth, Il
feet depth feet inches diameter Of uder 25 inches
70; inch stroke.
SCHOONER ADOLPH HUGLE - Length, lO9 fee,
breadth ~ feet 10 inches depth. 9 fee, inches.
SCHOONER WILLIAM BACON - Length. 95 fee.
breadth. 26 feet; depth feet inches.
PROPELLER LITTLE ADi-Long,h. ll3 feet; breadth.
ls feet inches, depth 10 feet inches. diameter Of cylinder,
u inche. 2n-lnch siote.
The abovensed vessels lie at the Navy Yard Washington
d. C.. wnere they may be examined.
Term, Of sae-Ca,h IN Government fgnI5 per cent at
the time Of sale and the balance sir days there ater
BY order: }. Is. MONTGOMERY. Commsndant.
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Ga!cs bn Anrtion.
NNGTNE AND BAKERY FOR SALE

ptrsv an ATURpAY the pa Of July st II O'Clock
All the right title aud interest which Church Foster nad
on Apr as in the engine. boiler patent
wagons, patent rights all the personal property
usd tho bread manufacturing business carried
on by Church Foster, at No L3l Broadway in inVen
torv Of the sane can De seen by applying to
Assignee of Church & Foster.
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Mem publications

lust TPUBLISHED.-THE MINING AND
O MANUFACTURlNii LAWS OF PENNSYLVANIA now
In force with forms organizing companies Hereunder
Comped and for sale by CHARLES NETrLETON, No. III
Broadway. NewYork.
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MORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD COM.

AVA PASY-Foot Of Barclay st.-On and after June ID,
Morning mail trains for hackslsown and intermediate sta.
tions, will $3.50 Mail Express Tor al s,atious
west OF Miburn t:l0 p. NJ Morristown Express
5. sCH0CH, Assistant Superintendent.
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Sales bp Auttiott.

A. NJ. MCswrs. Auctioneef.
DY BANGS, MERWIN g. Co., Nos. 694 and
ID 6os Broadway cor. Of ih-st.-Saes Of Books Sta
onery Pictures Works Of Art Fancy 0ooda Fuuure NC
DOOK TRADE SALE ROOMS. No. 49o
ID Bwsy nearly opposite st. Nicholas HoteL-GEO. A. LEA
WITT Auctionrsr by L. Cooley. Consnimenn sohcited
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7 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.-Trains will

Il 4 leave James slip, New-York as follows:
Greenpor, Mai anu Passenger Train, stopping at
all Way Stations and connecting with Glen Head Resyn and
H-mpstesd Trains
1919 Syosset Train, stopping at all Way Sations
$3.50 y. m. Gr-enpor Express, connecting with Ros IN,
Glen Head and Hemptead and stopping al Stations east OF
liick.yile. except Saturday. which days Extra
Train will leave making all the connections 10 Farm
ngdae. and which days the Express will stop between
Jamaica and Deer PARK.
cepting Glen Head and Rosyn.
$3.50 p m. For North lsip Hampstead. Glen Head and
| Rosyn
On Sunday Excursion Train leaves Hunters Point at si5
q. M. for Ysphsuk and all intermediate Stations.
| D. CHARLlCk, President.
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OyFCUTOR's SALE OF COUNTRY RESI-.

EXECUTOR's SALE OF COUNTRY RESI-,
IL DENCE AND DAIRY FARM--Dn the 2oth day OF
Iv ies3 al o'clock p m tho American Hotel IN ths
vI'ss ~ po,sdsm - Lawrence County, NJ " WIZ De sou
to The highest bddr the FARM and .. sns
i, on I-na. Clnrk situate mile from the viage anu
r,oad depot of Potsdsm and the stock tools and an
undivided of tho crops theIeona acres 0l
o,tbn,ldng. farmhouse, barns, stables; small sugar ana
apple orchards, complete susarns farming snd oS'ry "pp"
raus and tools 81 cows some young cattle sc. v,pu
The above of 100 acres, 10 young calts iatn
hou.e ontbalduxs orchard tools &c. complete anu
an undivided half Of the crops. -, I'm
E nsh or ON credit Required to be sold by terms o. Will
Present tenant Of each competent has entfe cng
will remain II desired - ,, Nv
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1llernaI Rerenue.
STATES INTERNAL REVENUE

~ sixth Collection District, State Of Nrwiork conpris-
inz the lhth. k|u and XVIII Wards Of tine City OF New"
York NOce ereby gwen that the Lists OF auAtions aud
Of Forsrty subject under tho Act to
provide Internal lcsue 10 support he Government aud to
pay interest tr Public Debt and for other purpOse
proved June 3d. t and the aendatry approved March
1905 made andtaken By the several Assistant Assessors Of
ssd Collection strt will remain opon for the e1amina
ton %: all p-fsO interested for the space Of FIFTEEN
DAYS sundavs Icepedl from the date hereof my office
No l3l West Farteenin. tower the New oEk County
immediate aiierhe expiration Of ten days from the date
thereof to wit thc 18th day of July 1895. and for four
days thereafter Twill receive and determine all appeals rra
tivs TO excessive vauatonp or enuueraons
made and taken y said A,sistsnt Assessor. The Lists
herein rsered comprise tie taxes for licenses and the
taxes Cariafs Billiard Tables Yachts Silver Plate aud
other enumerated articles for the year ending May 1906
and tbs tarss upm INCOMES or the year ending December
81 1884 AL appss to the Aforesaid must be
made writing and specify tho particular matter
thing respecting which decision IL requested and s-e the
ground priucis OF inequality complained OIL
Dated New YORK Jaiy II, 1865
JOHN =. CLEVELAND Assessor
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HUDSON RIVER and HARLEM RAIL.

4 L ROADSIDE and after MONDAY, June 5, train. TOR
Albany aud Troy connecting with Northern and Western
trains. will leave New FORK a. follows:
1900 m--Vis Hudson River Railroad. Thirtiehst., and
Tenth ave. connecting with trains for Saratoga and Sharon
SPRING. 80 ,
II m-Via Harlem Railroad Twenty and Fourth
ave- connecting with trains for Saratoga Sharon Springs
and at Chatham with trains for points East
m-Nia Hudson River Railroad connecting with trsus
for Saratoga ,
pm-via Hudson River Railroad connecting at Troy
with train for Montreal with Sleeping Car attached .
4&0 p m-Vis Harlem Railroad, Sleeping Gar attached I
Albany.
6 o. m-via Hudson River Railroad Sleeping Cars from
New Buffalo and Suspension Bridge without change
This train SuHdays. -
lO:3s o. m-yis Hudson River Railroad with Sleeping
Cars attached connecting Albany sgd Troy with morning
rains for North and West WM. ii. VANDERBILT
Vice res sident.
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" GEW-YORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD
" --NEW.YORk TO NEWPORT

On and aner SATURDAY, Juy !, 1865 two daily trains
will leave Now York. nom OF Fourth ave- and
ssven.hs sts M and ~ us p M. passing through New.
Haven. NswL London and stonngton to East Greenwich r.
L. where the splendid steamer Ulysses will be In waiting And
start immediately the arrival Of the trains for Newport
snsxtnse splendid sail Of miles down the Nsrrasansst
Hsfns and $40 Tickets ssd and baggage checked
ossseh JA4s8 II. HoYT. 0upssinlssdsnI
New-York daily tribune., 1865-07-17

ERIE RAILWAY. Trains leave Depot foot
IL OF Chsmber--st.. Wis. Payonis Ferry;
Day Express. for IansDdaisus, Rochester, Buffalo,
Salamanca and W Connects Buffalo win Lake shore
and Grand Trunk Railwsy and at Salamanca with Atlantic
aud Crest Western Railway.
$3.50 a. m, Milk and Way Train. daily, TO Otisyle.
10 Expr-s, Mail, for Buffalo, connecting with Lake
Shore Railway. -
4pm Way Trsin, for Port Jervis aud Newbursh.
Night Express for Canandaisua. Rochester Buffalo
Salamanca and West
6p m Lightning Express, daily for Cauandaigua Roches
ter, buffalo Sslamsncs, punkhk and West Connects It
Buffalo with LAKE Shore aud Grand Trunk Railways sndAt
Salamanca with Atlantic aud Great Western Railway
p. m, Emgrant Train daily for Buffalo Salamanca Uun'
kirk and West -
HUGH RIDDLE. Genl supt, New-York.
Wx r. BARR (jrnl Pass Agent, New-fork.
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vJNTE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
II ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS,
BETWEEN NEW-YORk AND LIVERPOOL CALLING
AT CORK HARBOR,
AND BETWEEN BOSTON AND LIVERPOOL. CALL
ING AT HALIFAX AND CORK HARBOR.
boston. " ednesdav. July
CUBA........eavrsk New ork.. W ednes siay. July IL
..esves Boson.... " ednesdsv yny ~
PERSlA........avesN Newly ork.. W ednesday. July 20
AFRlCA........le Leaves Boston....N sdnesdsy. Aug.
SCOrlA..........leaves New ork. " ednesday. Aug
vRos NETWORK LIVERPOOL
thief tabn fassage. Slo- ~
Second Cabin Passage. e................,,.." 500
FRos BOsToS TO LIVERPOOL
ChiefCabu Passage. ag-.......................&ll20 30
Second abin Passage. ........:....:...... 63 10
payable gold its equivalent in United States currency
BeTihs secured until paid for
An experienced Surgeon on board.
The these ships will not be accountable for Specie
Vusbss unless Bills Of Lsdns having the value expressed
signed therefor.
For Freight or Passage appyto
T.. CCNARD. No. 4Bowliug green.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD ofNEw-JERsEY

4 halL1lOAD vi NJ w u
Passenger Depot in New York foot of Libertys. and
Freight Depot in NewYork. Per No North River. con-
pectin, Hampton Junction with Delaware, LacsawannA
and Western Railroad, and at Esson with L-hgh Valley Rs
road forming direct line Pittsburgh
and the West. without change OF - -
GREAT MIDDLE ROUTE TO THE WEST
Two Express Trains daily from the Wes except Sundays
when evening Train -,
Sixty Niles aud Two Hours saved By this line to Chicago
Cincinnati. St. Louis etc. with bat one change OF cara
SUM.IFR ARIA MOMENTS.
Commencing 'ny 1875. leave New YORK TO lows;
Al d. i'. lor East1n. Mauch Chunk. N,uiimspor,
WilkesbsIf,, Nah noy City &c.
a. m.-for Bergen Point.
MAIL TsAiy-AtsoOa m. Tleming,on Ess.on, Water
Gap Scranton Wkebarc Great Bend Pitts,on, bingham
ton kc.
800 g. Western Express for Esston Scranton. Great
Bend Allentown Reading, hlrnsburg Pittsburgh the
West with buD change OF Cincinnati Chicago.
and two changes to 1t. LOUIS
ll:0 w.. ?. 80 5:3i 1:l0 and II for Elizabeth
l2OO TRAIy-for Easton, Allentown. Hauch Chunk,
Wlkesbarre. Reading Pettsvie H1nsburE &c .
m--for faston. Scian Great bend, Bethlehem Al
lentown, Msucn Chunk, and Wiilamsport.
5p ForSomeivlle and Femington.
62O o. m.-For somerviiie.
300 p. IN. NHsTgKx EXPRESS TRAINfor Esston. Allen
Heading Hasburg Pittsburgh and the West Sleep
ina through from Jersey City Pittsburgh every evening"
ELIIABKTHPoRr AND NEw-foRK Fgl sy-L-ave New
York Pier No. ! n. H, at sn lls, so and 800
T. Dosis stop a. Bergen Point and Mariners Harbor
Tickets the West be obtained at the ohce o. the
Central Railroad Company foot OF Librrtys ~ X. s no.
Astor House Nos 27 and 5lb Broadway. and 1t The Rn
cpal hotels. JOSIAH y STEARNs Superintendent
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FALLS. WHITE MOUNTAINS,

~ IAUAhA L AI4LS, W I'LL "a MUM .AlNS,
~ &c.Exourson Tickets to Niagara Falls, River ST. Law
renee with lie thousand Islands and Wodrenowned Rapids
Montreal Quebec Sasueusy River White Mountains Lake
Champan Saratoga &c be had much reduced rates
for the round at tho General Agency Of the Grand Trunk
aud Royal Mail Line Steamers. No. 29 Broadway opposite
Stewards EDWARD p. BEACH. General Agent.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-07-17
NETWORK and NEw.HAvENR RAILROAD

1855 SUMMER ARRANGEMENT 1865
COMMENCING MAY is 1865
Passenger Station In Newfork, Twenty Seventh st
and Fourthave Entrance ON Twenty ssyenthst
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4 Y ELGERs CHEAP STORE.-New sIlieS
N Dress Trimmings Ribbons Laces, Embr broderies walls
Handkerchefs, Coisets skirts Hair Nets fancy Uoo put
tons Bindings. SIngil Wares. Combs aud Brushes y; D.
Kid Gloves y undressed, 9Oc Ladies' hose Sc me en- en-,
tire stock at reduced prices. Remember ELOEh - NOS GOV
and 882 Broadway east side. neHr Nineieenthst &.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-07-17
6teamboats an0 Railroads.

EOR CATSKILL and CATSKILI MOIJN.
Il TAIN H0UsE-S,eamer THOMAS POWELL leave.
NewY ork for Catski from foot Of Frankin TUESDAYS
and TIL RSDAYS Of each week at r. M; SATURDAYS at
p. m. landing SATURDAYS al West Camp and Maiden,
connecting with stages nom Cstsk to Mountain House eh
and Giboa Leaves Catskill for New -Yolk MONDAYS
WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS At 6 y. M. =
New-York daily tribune., 1865-07-17

ONLY DIRECT LINE to FRANCE.
~ THF GENERAL TRANsATLANTlCsCOMPAN
NEW LINE or FlRsrCLAsS MAIL STEAMSHIPS
BETWEEN NEWYORK AND HAVRE, CALLING All
BRESI.
The splendid vessels this fayonts route Tor the
Continent 4. the following
WASUING ron ......J 20, tuns...... .90 horse power
IkFAYEIgTE,......120t 20t tuns. 900 horse powell
EUROPE .............Jp4 tuns. morse power
NAPOLEON I......( .(N.ary ready)..l 100 horse power
ST LAURENT...... (Buidingl.. ......Great power.
PERElRE. (Buildns. .,.,......Great power
WILLIE DE PARIS. building. Great power.
DEPARTURES FROM NEW-fORK. -
FUROPF RIDAY................Jnly 81
LAFAYETTF F.....,..FRlDAY. ............. August 10
PRICE OF PASSAGE IN GOLD.
FIRST CABIN, &l35 SECOND oABiS' 20"
including table wine for either class
Passengers intending to and at res viii be furnished here
with railroad couponckets aud their baggage checked 10
Paris additional charge Of & for first and 80 Tor second
class.
Medical attendance free Of charge.
For further information apply to -
GEO. MACKENZIE Agent,
No. Broadway. New-fork.
Al Paris ~ Boulevard des Capuenes (Orsnd Hotel.
a. Hayre, WIN. lSELlN 4 co.
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ELMIRA EEMALE COLLEGE.

IL NEXT SESSION WILL BEGIN SEPT 6. Advan'
thorough and elegant education OF the highest
order Terms For admission apply immed atcy,
in order 10 Address the RevAW COWLESs,
ID. d.. President.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-07-17

NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD.-Trains leave
~ foot Corandts for PHILADELPHIA at and II 10
70 H., aud n ard IL midnight; for BALTIMORE
and wAsaIsdros at and 1880 M, ,. m., aud Il mid
night Military Tickets not receivable In the train
For other particulars bills at offices.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-07-17
Ocean Cleaners


Opposition LINE TO CALIFORNIA,
~ via NICARAGUA.-Th CENTRAL AMERICAN
TRANSIT COMPANY will dispstch on the 10th Of every
.ssm.sp ERICSSON Capt LOwBER at lower rates Of
nssssa, than any other line FOR particular. apply to
PsS''s' ' ' d. N. CARRINGTON, Agent
No III West, cornrr of Warrsn-st., N. Y.
B-Two steamers the Nicarass. and lie hsons ne.
boYy be run every 10 days which we hope will enable
u. to offer sufficient to the Iei demand 10,
e. , s11d ,tenton TO the comfort Of its passengers
TINTED STATES MAIL LINE rOh CALl'
u FORNIA VIA ISTqMUS OF PANAMA:,
Lower Pa.sag. Rates, commencing July !, 1909. o..
the Atlantic Mail Steamship Co will dspatcn steamers
semi pouthv at noon from the Companys new anu co'
dious Pier, No. q, North River, foot Of Csnal'st.
DEPARTURE ~. ,,.
fuIx II ...... COSTA RICA........ .Tinkispauen'
tConnecting st Panama with Sacramento) q,
August OCEAN ''Siocu"'
(Connecting at Panama with Golden City.l
r, fr;,b, ~ nsss.y. .npIyto ID. Is. ALLEN.
f"'''s -ff' No Bowling Green.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-07-17

EOR NEW-ORIEANS DIRECT-ATLAN.
The new and elegant steam ship ATLANTA A X " Willism
Commander, will leave rer No. vi N r., on TUESDAY
July - NJ For freight or passage, having superior
LIVINGSTON, FOX Co., No i4i Broadway
The Victor will sncceed the Atlanta. Agents ut New.Or
leans JAMES CONNOLY Il Co. " VI
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jnstructioil.
T No. coo BROADWAY-DOLBEARs

"A COMMERCIAL ACADEMY will remain open, day and
evening all Summer Gentlemen or boys have privaie
lessons without charge in rapid business Writing
Book keeping Arithmetic &c. aud be practically quail
fed for business.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-07-17
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in

q
IL C60-Th agency has had from the rst and still has
for its main object the supply OF well educated earhest faith
fu teachers for all branches in schools aud families II also
mails free receipt price, all books for school family
rive parents information Of cd schools and negosies
school properties by sale rent exchange For circular
with terms references, &c. address J. A. NASH Co,
No. 5 Beck inAn.st.. New. York.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-07-17

CTEAM TO LIVERPOOL, CALLING AT
- QUEENSTOWN-Tbs lnmsn Line, sailing semiweek'
ly carrying tie United States Mails =.
cry OP BALTIMORE........ .SATT' RDAY, JULY ~.
GLASGOW DW......................W w EDNEsDh1 JUL 20
CITY or INGTON.......sATURDAf. JULY 20,
and each succeeding SATURDAY and WEDNESDAY,
noon. from Pier No. ~, North River.
RATES or PASSAGE.
FIRST CAGIN......."ssoI srEERAGE E.........."e9o
To Psri............. io5 10 Psd............... 20
Passenger. also forwarded to Havre Hamburg. Bremen
&C.. at moderate rates
Passage by the mail steamers sailing every Saturday
pay able gold Passage by the midweek steamers payable
Ia United States cdrrency. .
Steerage passage from Liverpool ouesnsown. so gold
the equivalent Tickets be bought here BY persons
sending for their friends.
For further Information apply at the Company Offices
JOHN q. DALI. Agent, No. Is Broadway New-York
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-10-14
July l, 1875.
The Miss Harris TrfaI---Anxi0ua
Queries,

A correspondent to the Washington Chron,
icle makes the following inquiries:
WAsHI4GToN, July, 1865.
9 As you have been so very kind at all
times in giving information to the soldiers
upon the various subjects Of interest to them,
and especially regarding the various decis,
ions concerning their welfare, l am embol.
dened to ask you a few questions, answers to
which will greatly oblige many connected
with the organization of which | have the
honor to be an humble member.
'slst. Under the recent decision in the
ease of Miss Harris, for how long period,
after an engagement Of marriage is broken
DIFF, has the lady right to shoot the gentle
man with impEinity--one year, two, or ten
I'D. Does the lady have the right to shoot
ih case of where she breaks off the engage.
naent and discharges the suitor? If yea, for
how long time?
Y 3D.. Does the right of shooting inure in Q
CASE, of an engagement dissolved by mutual
consent?
9th. Do the same rules apply in case
where the gentleman is prevented by the
lady's friends from fulfilling his engage.
ment?
18Th. May she shoot any gentleman, or
only her former afianced
9 9th. Does a legal presumption arise that
the lady is insane, or periodically mad, In
case she has once been engaged to be mar.
ried?
'7th. Does a legal presumption arise that
all the letters received by an affanced lady
are written by the gentleman to whom she is
engaged; and after the engagement is term.
mated does the same presumption eontinue2
'sSth. Does it make any difference IN re-
gard to the rights of the lady, or the legal
rresamptions arising in the case, whether
she be a party or not
9th Would the subsequent marriage of
lady effect her right to shoot? and, if so,
upon what principle wouldlthe right belong
to the husband after marriage 2"