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s..msp New York Ernst, Bremen July % Vi, Southampton Is,
inst p NJ with mdse and 75s pass to oeIeh' 20, s ,
Steamship Missouri L0yeand savannah Aug H. VITA muse ana
pass Garrison Allen Aug ~ q miles MI Frying ran ohoss
spoke brig Coyoneasa Of TuAs Island DAY. ron
day 70 uss Of haiiero passed mated schooner
Ship AeIand Yarmouth s. Crosby Liverpool a. day..
win mdse to Eamson Be. ll,h ins i ~ ios sa ~
into H0%e, Hoe "'ssd tug isP e s jay TO- With ds
and 10 pas. Giinnen, MintuTn Co. ,v,,, - a.v
Ship Wallace lo wi;so''s Carney SswPSrt ss - s d,y
Wind with 300 qunta OF hh and John
BsrE Iacy Francs. Allen Lssus days with to II r
David inst 80 o. long ~ fell in With the spsnh PARK
Valentino. FROM Havana ior LIVERPOOL w9,eslossea ana "a @
port The captain of tue Valentino reports having @
Havana Jolly q With cargo 81 .u,a oSsSo sIs a S,ed the
Bark AeKandre Fench Fouber Martinique ID day" IN Da.'
Br Fiors Iof Liverpool Enrl Mayo FSontes % dy, with
Kewl ok City Jas Welsh do do sehr Hattie Baker lowell DO
40 Az fia9e Hall Liugsn 10 days. With coal to master
Brig franca snEomar tal siOro Cadz " days WIKI "'oe 70
"i RE K.di.s. Talbot. Rondout, bound Z.
scht kin: Of the Forrest Manwlns Georges Banks ha6at
scf ibeI Br Dart Maitland ~ s. 10 days with plaster to r.
sebr Hss b. Beane Bangor u days, with lumber to R. W.
sehr Victory shus Bangor. lumber to T. " Mayhem
sehr eno tO;sr Msesi,s aqOei 70 ~ n MaSSw
schr. A. }. Chapman. -. Gloucester hsh'
st IT, r. ca.Ins ODD Ellsworth day. with wood to c.
Z J. Peters 49, vu....., ,...... D., rohr Rov,.
sehf n = Gage optin. Msebs. spar. Snow Richardson
sehi Js. H.ny Church. ss,aqei days to Frost Au'O
sesi Lessee Jcne Br Lang ST. KITS Is days with &c,
70 Laugh 7h a III Che gulf wa. boarded h9a WHALING
h IN .sht strike her boats killing i've 0 men
snd I'M airing others supplied them with medicines =, a,
IoudA Go
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HeveuenGs OF Ocean Steamers
Passengers Arrived.

FROM sAyANNAII-In steamship mssouh-Mu Corysl MIS-
Van Alien Mr. Champion, Miss Larcombe GaImsny g. Wilama
10y servant Judge end lady Misc ~ T. norton M NC
Kenna, l.. Wazder j. Mahon Mrs petny Afs- isneg J.
Philips A. LeydeH T. K Butler and lady MIS- Beers Mas Free
III. Hilton, A. Blaukensee r. Warner w heach w Asee
C. Wesoski d. Brown b. Mion H. Lancaster Rev : Landgu
A W Williams, O g. Nelson. W @. Palmer and IN steease
FROM BREMEN AND SOUIHAMPTON-lh Steamship VIEW
lork-E Mayer Thesrt and family C. hf6ach and 12ly
VEIN Miss NJ deutls Mi.s Ida Voges .lr iehs ' ~ NJ
ii. Ecken H. kanke. H. r. Watermeyer Mrs Vincent q " h
ter, Miss Morgan Smith, A Baue, Oh IL fs,che a5S
family Mrs Howell Mr. and Mrs Rosenheter Miss n Nordck =
g. Anbro, T. Noltsnu' H. sebert, ~ "lma2n G. spsaSel
berg NJ. PTgger and family j. Stemme NJ Semne. c Dosche w
Dreche Muler Mr. and Mrs Luh L. Waeh Nj Msrcus and
fmiy, T. Richter g. schademtz Mrs. vos L. ulmann 4 Pes
Meier A. Meier, d. Muller biss Meier, Miss T. bl
chsnan Miss Buchanan J. sade O. Echelberg Lsnzann T.
Rainier H. Gnruer, L. schae Miss n. Hampe 05endor.er,
Mis-, II. Kinder A. Urbsuowes Mayer and family Mne'ze A.
Mitr W Deer Mr. and Mr. Wickmann j. Setrn MR.
Wagner Mr. Mrs Hokhemer and family. Mss
BeTla o. Carl w JWgens T. Aeers. " Martied end family,
Sindenstruk w Rouen H. Dreyer j. Geeber Bpet,
Mubach Mrs Benish and family T. Lantner b. =
Levy b. schmidt Mr Char; and family. > Barmsrn Miss T.
Laners A. Art C. kissing j. W. tssee schard w Dietrich
j. LaDausegr and family Nj Benin snd family
h. H. Crarnp r. Schmidt A. somme H. schrede aud family
Mr. Mrs Bekann Mis- j. Speors Miss d. Fechmann Miss
w Schad Mira H. Unein ". Bau, r. Kane a. NeuneysI, r
spra,e, Ms. A. Meyeieks Miss NJ Wells. and olleTs.
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ONE OF THE BURGLARS ARRESTED AND PORTION OF
THE STOLEN GOODS RECOVERED.

ONE OF THE BURGLARS ARRESTED AND PORTION OF
THE STOLEN GOODS RECOVERED.
Within the past few months number OF extensive
burgares have taken place in Paterson j. The Police Of
that finally succeeded aresng the rasca % me-
Renhart who is IN jail there. An eecomplce OF hn
Dunge also arrested but managed to make n
escape although fred at and wounded by tie oceu VINO nsa
made the arrest.
might found and where the most OF the stolen
cers polbs and Jones on TO this city On
Mordsy and reported tho to Inspector Carpenter
inc that the persons whom they were In searea W
no sound in the Nineteenth Precinct the inspector o,es
Can't TODD 10 detail officers 10 assist those ion
son serreant Burns and Officers habony, Scnwsnz Sno
Cornish wore accordingly with the Paterson men on Moh
sy night and the residence OF the th
mel D9finesr the street.. in company WITH friend nameo
Joseph Chopay Dnplnger arrested out ms compsnon
10 make hs escape Aier being ncarcerated shore
he, A. once proceeded to dis homo in Frsave Forty
ssxssn,hs and there arrested Veronica Chopay aged
yesrs and Joseph aged Is years. ard JEAN aged
years a., .,.o ,..., 49, x.ro, ,.as. ~ eoodG
were found valued ct S. 00 the proceeds OF nunost u
burglaries portion identified as some OF tna'
nom Paterson The remainder probably tbs na's VI
glares in this city. ~. 49,, fr,ru
Dufinger was given into the custody Of the onoer ill.,
Paterson be taken back 10 that ciiy the hs
YESTERDAY committed for examination b. Justce y -
Fourth District Court Persons whose sa,r
rubbed within the past few weeks would 20 Hei " 49, "A
the Property Cerk at Police HsadauaItefs aal ava aS'
the stolen propegtY beloQgs 70 taeu
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.

SUPREME COURT-CHMBERs-AvG. H-Beiore Justice
BARNARD.
THE CH ARLEsTOy LINE OF sTEAMERs-THE NASHVILLE
AND HER owHERs-A QUESTION OF HALF MIL
LION.
Jeremiah wintringham. Ct al agt James Adger et al
This il an old suit the judgment dating back as far
1851 and the present is motion by some OF the
reopen the Judgment The moving parties are Jamos 70
adsvs for examination on which the motion is made set up
the following story. $1,000. l.. 49,.
suits among whom are exGoy Aiken Messrs Egsf,ch ana
Richards Legare and other well known citizens OF south
DINA were large in the lire OF ths
cy and Charleston consisting Of the Marion Nashville o
nriyateer memory Columbia james Adger and John 7.
KGg oS e All Of the vessels but the Nashville
outbreak OF tho civil war were IN the nanus OF
obp p King 10 the Government for ss0eo and at later
day after the Adger had been time under charter sold
earned the Marion aud Columbia though appears that &C
tions ar now pending relative TO those vessels:
owners Of the Marion aud Columbia respectively for goods
alleged been furnished them Ihe sum claimed 40 one
oS. r. dated August a. 1851 and in II Mr. Armour sp
peared for all the defendars admitted service o.
eeped at once accepted notice Of taxation OF COSTS waived
delays AL the steps we sou Gs ,s n
cent that summons IL dated August 20 but the complaint
ID Is these the Columbia wes sold BY the Sheriff
on August 80 ie6l for 81 eco and bought by the psntn
The by the sheriff Jan lse being her Sst
Boh were transferred 70 spoord Teston by the plaintiffs
for the sums paid by The Columbia had cost ssLv0
the Marion s4s 0 They had recently been under charter
70 the Government. at 81 600 day The interest OF an tne
owners Northern and Southern including that Oh hesss
suohord & Tileson. passed under this sale.
The Adgers in their moving papers state Their interest," VIZ
vessels about s3i co., They deny that they
Arnour TO appear them that they ever heard snyng
of The Judgment til about January soo when the ncr NATION
MAS Accompanied by statement from Sponord lnesloh
solicitor on the title thus obtained They further claim tna
Spoord Teston had in their hands money OF tnssrs a
s2 GOO OF Adger coming from the sale oil zoe JONI -
King and that there the credit OF me vessels NOR
snonh 10 pay the debts They rhor aegs hat during
vaccinations Initiated the close Of the Rebellion opooo
eston ntmated TO item the stenoe oil lne Jus
ren,s and that thew learned Of them accidentally A..
Judge Dean. who acted Pysnllns attorney s'A'ss ''
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suIppXNG INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEW-YORK.".......l

.
Cleared.
Steamship r. CsJwoIader McKag Baltimore VIM. Dslsh
Glaucus. Boston, Neptune Steamship Company
Steamship Salyor Morgan, Boston, w. 7. Clyde.
Ship Elena (Brem., Bemer. st. Johns, ~ b. Chae' hunns
4 Co.
Bah Oilers (Bren Duke st. Johns " B.. Charles Llng Co
Bark Vivid (Brb. Baker. Havana, J. T. Weird 5 Co..
Bark Maria White Bryant. Bangor II. W. Loud Co.
Biz Josephine (Brl Forbes. Cow Bay, H. J. DeNot 20
Brig Fresstone r Chisholm. ST. PIERRE via Jscksonye l. A.
DeWof 81,
Brig Ida Cutten tBr) MCAmon, 81 Johns y H. T. j. .'e'us
Son.
Big MARINE (Br) Murphy. HalifaH, D r. DeWof6 Co
Brig Magnolia lBrl Clare. Windsor n s. d. r. DeWoh &Co
(Br Greer ST. Johns " f., NJ r. Green C1Tfte'
Bre A c berry Fulton Matanzas j. r. Ward Co
schr Pepo MeI Espnola, Csmpechy aud ssa Peterson
Barlow.
schr America, ReyLol., Bristol, @ ". stranshlu
schr. Horace L.. Francis. Bridgeport w. Bugss
schr. T. J. Tu Cooper. Providence. LaraHs ~ Pymes
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proposals.
VFFiCF OF
ASSISTANT CoNxIssARH a gNEGAL oy sUBsIsrsycE'


No. 4 STATEsT NEW YORK August 49, llbo ,
A fMY SUPPLlLS.-SEALED PROPOSALS. IN
~ phcltcl vii be received by the undermined uhii
on FhORSDN August 10 for suppymg Tor the lse o. "
i-i Army. SUBSISTENCE STORES TO he denvefea N
1000 barrels PORk-MEsS OR PRIME MESs-of the new
rrlr fi loopcd ash bsrTe Wth two ron hoops Me
BE- STAIN fl weight ara tl2fol-hS s'on
~ viii state when pork packed aud The brands Also
b. BE- received at such inspection yards shall be agreed
eae | Of hrs quality superine Southern St. Louis
90, md. OF FLOUR fgit0be kTing Uarn ctNLc
and places Of manufacture 20 De sisted m tu mas Tue
,-- good shipping order. with round hoops full head med
g9e i,Ireis first quality Iln.ired yellow CORN MEAL
q. .....s fCgrired for iU1e1Gfs do!freJg
Sam Flour and Com Meal DO delivered with Tie
g. ,r,.,t sd referred to therein.
o. copy be alta he'd each pro
p,.s ana e proposals must be specific 81 complying precisely with
- erus bid, have consideration, contain
Gle undersigned hereby tla', should all any
puf above bid DO accepted a. shat be dolly fulfilled according
q prport and conditions also that written contract with
t o. c ouut q oneurt Of the ve Of the stores proposed
O. 1- l.islcd. shall be executed. II required"
oil business. aud tic date OF pIrclas
Ing o. contents With shipping marks to be hereaficr
dsd must be plainly marked every package Al ether Old
D. De CELEBRATED.
q inspection by professional packers inspectors
or te party furnishing the provisions viii be required for
certifying the OF the s0or then quality aud
coalition and the Immediately preceding inspection
will also be examined aud passed upon by parties om
az. Oh 70 o the part Of the United Ststes
or aud com meal VIII % inspected az the de OF delivery
ard tmplrtd with he retained samples by inspector
pointed oy tls Office, whose cerhclte viii be required
Payment sill b. made IN s equivalent as soon az
f1ais ID ?, received fo5 the purpose.
expected hold their goods without the
q . until required o shipment
ili will be furnished this Office whici 5c
- ' envelope addressed to the underigned and ndoTd
"fl,.-,us ,Jf Subsistence stoTcs" II. D. CLARKE,
Brevct Brig Gen. and 4. G. O.. :.
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CUPREME COURT Of the State Of New;York

CUPREME COURT Of the State Of New.York,
- cry end County Of New York-OITO JULIUS EGGEhs
IIITBALD observation-disclosures for
demand coprsctCou not Ser ITO ne dnesnt shove
sud required 20 answer the com
tiled in tie once Of the Sh OF
The City aud County OF NeYok At the ely ts tne sSq
the said complaint On INC
scrbet their No Wan in the CITY Of Ne"I or
.~hiH twenty days srr the tervle o. s
Rev stamp simmons On you exasvs o. tae ga! "a
dv Cancelled plant within Tie time aforesaid the piaiap "a
action VIII Judgment aganst you Tor
NJ Thousand and lyhve dc interest nom
che .~eoth dsy JAY thousand hundred and sixty
b-.d- fhs oo.s Of New 3tb Jliy l1s
KlPP 0OEPf Pliihuhf Atornsys No fWsist New. York
Aboyesnsd action duly fled in the
ae.. M ~, leYE Of lie City AID County New City
Hsn Ia aid CITY and County Ne.i orb Tie ih Day Of Au.
80 itss - kAFP L GOEPP
sogl5 lsw6~W rAhun Atotosy~
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AUG ion. TO- b, Nebraska from Boston for Galveston
dnaei would and into Hone' Hoei wished tug sent
to her assistance
Aur a. "a niles Frying Pan Shoals brig Coyondss OF Turk,
Island dsv. from Sew-YoTk for Jacksonville
hshng sehoone Eastern ind with 800 qinas hh ana
John Simmons with 800 qulntals do
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Disaster.

l % 26 H. bark Lucy Frances fell in with the
Spanh barb Valentino Havana for Liverpool wsteogg-d and
condition took OF The captain and - IN humber
The captain Of the Valentine reports
having Jny a. with u sugar ooacco and indigo
yspool third day out experienced severe gse which
badly that the could keep
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BORT n1arocn's Noiire.
STATE o, Nav YoRK.

STATE NEwYoRK.
PoRr.wARDBSE OFFICE, No. % Wli.ms.j
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with sec
~ ton oflLe passed April H. 1857 entitled An Ae' 70 Re
on having charge Of the subject matter Of such
inquiry examination survey A The following vessel, are now
By Waren and that the said surveys
completed within ten days succeeding sh'
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ASSISTANT QUAETKENAsrRR's OFFICE,
No. 10 STATE STREET. NEw-NORK CIT

No. 10 STATE STREET, NEw-lORK CTR
August ., 1866.
GGALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
- until y WEDNESDAY the 18th instant for
Military Pot; snd Hospitals Of tue several quantities Of
GDAf. sud WOOD NAMED respectively
cord Of wood and go uns q coal a. Fort
v.,r m cords of aud GO OF coal; Fort Wood, 50
o1i and 500 Of coal Fort Hsmion, $50 cords OF
,f coal; Wadworth - cords Of wood and
c0a 3, Nicts Point Newly HabOf, 80 tuns VI
,ss David leland New y ork Hsrbor. 700 Of coal
be Il quality of Anthracite Of aut
delivered IN the yards David Island
ss.e-- g q be delivered on the dock. ,
Es.a wood Is the standard the cord 10 hundred
sui eight cubic tett .
isrs VIII be fequed 70 accompany iheI proposals with
gas,ns signed by responsible parties hs, their d
nrrep,eI they viii within days thereafter execute eort
he sane snd Sufficient sreies in the Of S9u
ooaud doaf deliver the Coal and 5000 two thousand
deliver the Wood. they bid therefor ~ Conformity
,ls tcrms Of tie edveGtisemeut
be such funds the Government provide
rp, W ocknow edemen Of the proper IeeePing oe Of tue
e Wood contracted fr 20 be delivered between
H. signing the sud the 18th OF September; th
privilege reserved of rejecting al Of the bds deemed
st.fs,p,-. go .
n. should be indoTsed .Proposas fr Cosr Tor Wood
undsrssned For further particulars inquire at
BY order Of $500.
Br evet MAJ GerH STEWART VAN VLlET
Chief Oaarterrnaster Dept OF the last
y. c. NOR GAN,
preve Ma A
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Travellers, Guide.

10 Ar5an, oy hai.on Il. r. Oepo, sos.st and lothays
River rs 10 and II P r. y Rl Iva.
'n O. c., s car. run between Chambers
ssi ~ aud lily Hal ana ga =, aug Dean qiImond
daiy yls sapdsy sIssVssi foot Of G.na R,' D. m
10 M9 a. Tse.Sr .ss u H.
To Baltimore end w,.iisstop, By the Nsw,Isnsy RR
foo, Of Cortland st., and 10 a m ! P. M and
70 oi bottom By SoI'"ci line Pier 80 r., DAILY
10 R s.y by Springfield sIh.,
T. sTS o.. ssy b. New Haven r. H. S
To sh sls! .la g 81 daily sa
eI5sP,.d s.:;aacs ana ws anu
NV FT,e Railroad loot Of Chambsrs'.. at l. 10
=: s iII. and pm 3; L L Island r. .ms;:r
and $3.50 ~ sna p,,d n a no Norm. and ~
r. loot Of B.e, Jss,n 81 80 40 a. n BY Mons M%s
T TGsS 'SI Esp p1s.' NJ
10 cave Peek Slip and II
Az t.... O. 1850 M iIlS 8, J;ta DO and " n
To Sswta w Point fSSstcs sgS, hS end S'S a
a.nsS May Powell Of ps.b:o. ds'iy
To Ss.sa5ss sn1 , rn foot 81 Barclay It,
To Se~bsIsh Poushkesp'is, hsndoas aud issr%ssas
.asiHs. :, s'nsi' 100. $50.
To- s NsaSSss D,nOa,y r. R. by 'sm,
rs Sss' %s By 6sS,r. h!s.d Ns",,sy VIZ A.
sanS.y t.iirc:d icc Of Court
l.n r /! and % .. ~ "a a. and D. m' and IL
@aH, ."d way dns By Armenia
10 footh npt',., ,..'................. sa
10 He s s daily st............33op p.
To Troy BY steamers Connsctsu' end KIP Van whale
dsiy Saturdays sIeepsd from rs 70 ~ ~ n s;; "
To Warrington BY New.JerseJ n n ioos o. nouI.
andt.tt, 9 and 10 a. a.. Ms sna |" N'ant" m
To New oriesns every Saturday BaeA star and Nsw-fof
Mai Steamer. Line. So. Tn. a.. Va
Fer ssTsnnsh every Saturday, by Empire Lane oarn'
400 Allen No. Bo wiling Green L., r No "
Fog SsV'nnAh every tha'ay
For Montana spd ID lho-see AdVe.e IT,. Thu. ... as
for further inoru.sl0u IN fesid 20 A'iN'@4 A'' ~ " y
ys,tisssnsnis u angular nNi Of !hh Pp's
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Excursions.

NJ
nAILY EXCURSIONS DOWN The bA Az. h;T TIo'
bfl Sumner rcur,ions by the fsvore steamer JESSIE w.
dsnv 7sundsys excepted pier No ~ loot OF 80
m sail through the NsIroW aua
Hamilton. kc 10 ro
returping 10 striving st 20 p m fsie 'f "o F
20 ceh'' Nh4eie" u 'A WA. " CLAYTON. snpt
nAILY EXCURSIONS TO GLEN SO 1 v aIu
IL ROsLYy-Landinga White Stone Bsyhs Doch sppoW
sands Point Motifs Dock Glen Wood The 90 E nv,
SMITH Cart su.ih will leave Peck'p fier TO - r'
every morning Sundays excepted, at so ior he sr,
Returning wifi leave Hosyn e $3.50 p M, Vou0H"t "
Al foot OF Thirty seventh, st., T. r.. each way.
EAcURsloN SEASON OF 1866
TO TOURISTS AND TRAVELLERS i, ~s.....
Ercuron tickets reduced from New 0A W. .ad.
Pals Lake Ontario River ST. Lawrence passing mn,
Rapids by daylight. TO Montreal
Ssguensy White MounAs Portland Boston, LAKE
Lake Champaign Lake George, Saratoga sprnss Newport
TO New-York ,,,.--..to,
For particulars Of Of tickets and AL
apply Office 81 the Grand Trunk Railroad and HOY MIL ~
o. '''' E.P BEACH General Agent.
HEALTH AND PLEASURE-North Shore Staten
il Island Fery-Lebvss daily from Pier No 10, between
Coprtsnd and Deys, at !, 10y 2i 2 4 and ~. III
Sunday arrangement at 81 10 III m l. a. 40 al M 10 en
-. ..,,ous steamer HUGUENOT. Also. lie, for Sunday
Schools and Pic Mics Pomons Grove
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun Re,.5:lO sun Se;s......63S Moon sets.'''''.'
wATKa
Sandy ...lill Gov Island. ..ll5l leA Gste.'.i.J
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CHAS {. SHELLEY. No. g. Barclay-st.,
" SHAN JOB PRiNIEh-Csrds 'ifcu'tis bi"e'u' i0'e'
Ias.oyirs So, At the qeesi cash fAes
CYLINDER PREsSWDAh done toi it tis'r
NAM. IVERDELLs SONS No. I0i Iultonst.--
w slsAH JOB rEfsTEEs aai LABEL hAhbtAtlJk
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IMPORTANT TO SOLDIERS.
Il UNION CLAIM AGENCY.
THE OLD STAND No 40 PARK ROW Times Building n !.
SOLDIERS entitled to Bounes by Of Congress Of July sS
HEIRS Of Soldiers also entitled those entitled to INCREAsE w
PENSIONS; OFFICERS entitled three mouths extra pay can
have their claims prosecuted by calling Immediately " ''
m. old stand of LEFFERTs. HOFFMAN Co.
T1 .odi,r. who ,ignei the petition Office las, winter
should apply immediately. . .,,o,a .,. ,to,s who
open from until ~ p M 70 urornuily
ca leave their business during day Cofe'pohoeAs p'
answered. As9i'' Union CLAIM AGENCY. .
No An PARK ROW (Pos-Ofice Boz NO. 2sil n. D..
TINTED STATES ARMY AGENCY, NO. 2iS
p,osdwav up stairs removed from No 81 Beekefst Never k
,y CAiTION-Sod.ers and their heirs are cautioned S
.dvesements soliciting their claims TO bounty uIueI
sodes Of 1862 and oihers their LeIs ere
~ ynti,ed ana should apply by letter or 10 person M .s '07
and n desired their csms will be forwarded
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Hlietell

HORSE POWERS.
TIE ALBANY COTTON GIN MFG. co.
T ourany having prepared Ill all
o,rs with rfoa ptn.is dispatch Tor the EMERY BROTHER
- Ptt,F- re.er Csaner Threher and Separator
Gins ,nd Conienscfs Snd Hay Presses Wood saving
sud sLll.l machines, &C,
NEW York AGESTs
= IT, REEVES L 90. Nos. It's nnd lsI Waters' N Y.
r. H. ALLEN 4 Co, Nos. 10 sud l9l Water -. n, y
J. n GOODWIN 4 Co. Nos - and 81 FOlionst. ~ T.
Ofi,e No a. staesi. 7. %. Drawer No lo2, Albany " u
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THE RAILROAD N Ohk-HU hD-ASU'f"ENI
IlRTH.ST.
SUPERIOR COURT-sPEcIAL TERM-AUG. H-Bsfofe Jg
go


Thomas j. swallow agt Jackson s. Schultz.
This was the case before reported OF Brookiyr
Liquor dealer had obtained injunction but no lcenss
MIR Bliss dissolve the injunction on the ground
first that suppong the law Of 1866 TO be void the law Oh is
was being violated by PLAINTIFF and he had therefore as
standing secOzd that the Supreme Court In Brooklyn hag
ing decided the law constitutional should be considered he
law of that district and the courts OF Newfork shoaid nos
interfere. =,
Judge Robertson after remsrkng the immense amount
litigation in this district and the necessity Of avoiding Gnnes
essary suits dissolved the injunction.
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"a y. SUPREME COURT CITY and County OF

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-15
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JACQUARD MACHINES, manufactured and ap-
- plsd 20 Power and Hand Looms .
BkLMOnAL SKIRT LOOMS made snd altered 70 weave any
FISDN0S nglcd Weaving 10 al It's branches
BBON sTJsPREDER and TAPE LOOMS, also Loom'to weave
.nv nd Of goods made 20 order.
ot approved plan Machinery for the manaeure OF De. In
pingI Manufactured and foI sale ~ w T.
' No 1871 North sscondst Phiadelphla "a
CTEAM.E ENGINES, Flax, Hemp, Tow, and Rop9
y Machinery MaeIinist Tool., &c. TODD hAFFEhl 4.
Warehouse. No. 1 Deys.. Worss Patef,on n =
fINHE ADAMANTINE BRICK PRESS
1 Il An, ONLY BRICK PRESS that uses Tue PERFORM
TORS or EXTRACTS THE AIR FROM THE CLAY while IN the
ia the ONLY PRESS IN USE that capable q m.kSg Is''sd
prcL TH Ar WILL NEITHER CRACK, CHICK, or WAR; IN
BRNlNO An that profess to do 20 arc im,etor snd We
caution the public ssain their nposiioas l. q "ooDIsF
Prrtdeni. No. IFS Broadway