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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-05

In the United States Commissioners Office before
Judge Benedict yesterday in the Of the United States
srt fletcher Westray and Others Westrsy. GIBBS TO-
were sued for o. 600 10 gold claimed by the Govern
nent TO be balance duties shipment OF from Cal
cua In the year 1863 The rice entered here as an
cleaned rice and the duty thereon Of cent pound
wss usld and the rice Withdrawn for consumption The
decided the rice TO be cleaned rice
which subject duty OF enc and aha cents pouad The
difference OF half cent the amount in suit IN this case
IRE counsel for the Government introduced testimony to show
ka the rice In question cleaned and was known
nch among merchants He further argued that the decision
Of the the character Of the sre and the rata
Of dtv was final aud the defendants could not INTRODUCES
evidence 10 contradict their decision. The defendants
tended ha concrsyeness OF their decision confined
Inv sts,ue 10 ascesnng the dgable value Of merchands
I'D yoem dH' ANA that they could not determn"
the character OF the acle where SPECIFIC duties were m
posed The Court held that the Defendants were entitled 70
introduce evidence contradict the appraisers rg
number OF witnesses introduced TO show that Pssa
rice was imported clean but was knownin the iraoe
unceaued and required cleaning this side The case
embed three DAYS in the trial and the jury ultimately
verdict for the defendants kthan Alien and ~ n NJ
Assistant e. s. District Attorneys tor the Gcve'omeD'
colin Campbell for defendants.l
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furniture.

DEDROOM FNAMELED FURNITURE of war
ID r.ned anua.oture Also solid Chestnut and Want Chamber
suites plain and ornamental at fARRihGIoNs No cog
Csnsst opposite Wooster Estabhshed lSf1
ENAMELED FURNITURE.-The largest assort
II Of Ensuelsd Che.taa and sold Mslngi BEDROOM
SUITES In tb,s citv Also MATTRESSES, SPRING BEDS &C.,
Al roo. "A a at the old established house
WARREN WARD 4 Co. No. 81 CanAlat
HAVE on HAND aud make to order on the short
at noc. IN tina, Of FURNITURE manufacturer. prices,
y C. PiCKARD No. GT BlseSEer factory Nos 1o5 and soS
salvans
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6orses, Carriages, sc.

CARRIAGES DAMAGED-Several, soied by re-
nova from No $50 Brosdwsy City Assembly Rooms for sale
cheap; New Garages 81 syss loo eel" bs,ne. Several
secondhand Carriages, . ...,. y. nial,
IMPRESS WAGON wanted; one but little used,
T. c.n.b - fon $40 10 pounds Address stating
cash price and where os seen EAftEss AooH ooA NO al
Tribune Oaee
ZINE CALECHES LANDAUS, CABKloLLis,
Il COUPks and CLARENCEs, Of our own MAKE o.
BRFWsTER CO. Of Broome 81.
HORSE wANTED-A black chestnut or dark
brown, 6t hands long full tail young and sound Apply
No. 20 West IhiTiy'hrsts;.
HORSES CARRIAGES, HARNESS, SADDLES,
H BRIDES, se-tef SAIL At Auonon on ItrsDAi' 9th
inst, at ! p NJ, By " H. DIsBROW, No lip L.oeIy.st
HORSES Rockaways, Phaetons Buggies, Bag
wszoz. Pony Wagon Hsness ssddes Brides te. at
W IT. DIsBRow No 100 Libertyst
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Gopartnership Notices.

COMPREHENSIVE The Copartnership heretofore
~ e1istins under the aIm Of CHAMBERS GABLEh PIANO
No "a Sixth expires 1895 The business Of
,ho lsts hrn viii W "'1sd BY g. ~ Yen
ysnsI ITO
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6an6le Clotbe.

WAsHIsoros May y. 1860. )
NTESSRS. NICHOLS & TOMPKINs, Newark, n:
WI sir have tried for several months tent sADDE
CLOTH and pronounce the best known u..a to
Of horses II should into gene use or tafay
vice or when much ued under the saddle
- ''~''' O. s. GRANT, Lieut Gen
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gnsirnfiion.

AT No 260 Bowery, Townsend Academy, fnss, ,
n ru,Ior Dsv I'D Evening ia Book keeping Writing Anth
uee Ase6a spe liz. GAumll 1c No classes Ladies receive
separate Instruction
ROARDING and DAY SCHOOL. for SALE.
Pleasantly located well established AID prosperous Inquire CT
JOHN g. NORTH, New Haven Conn
ELLSWORTH's Model Business College Connected
H with Mercantile Library Clinton Hall Astorp scheanps
purchased College entie students to memoeTship In mo
Library Banking Glass Organized Jnne l.
INSTRUCTION, HEALTH and PLEASU RE.--An
ACHER the shsrss Of small party On
tour IN Furope Levu sbout References 10 be e.
changed. Address D. MARK. Belmont Mass
IRVING INSTITUTE, TarytOwn, N Y.-A
Boarding School for Boys The fits session
viii commence TUESDAY May For circulars apply to the
Principal, D. :. ROWE NJ A.
NTFW-YORK NORMAL MUSICAL CONSERvA-
~ TOPYPiano Violin Guitar Singing &C. Send for Circular
or cs !, No West Twenty Iht, between Seventh and
Eighth-aves
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priniina.

WIN. EvERDELLs SONS, No. l04 Fulton.st-
w STEAM JOB pRilTERs and LABEL BANuFACTuH
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6bc Curt.

Qbe Qnrf.
PATTERSON RACES, TUESDAY, June 5.-FIRST
i DAY.
FIRST RACE-Premum OF $3.50 for all n.- heats j.
Hunter enters b h. ATcola wears; J. w Weldon enters b.
Knshhood years. Bowie and Hall Richmond year,
NJ. n saBdford ch. b. Earring, years. 49,.
SECOND RACE.-rhe Derby sweepstske Premium OF fl@
for threeyes ODDS so entrance play OF pay one and nal m
ds,h Closed with IS entries.
THIRD RACF-Preminm Of 5000 all ages mile hsss
j Hunter enters b. h. Kentucky, years.
r. A. Alexander enters b. h. Norwich. 4 years
Bowie and Hall enter ch. b. Baltimore yesrl
j. g. Watson b. h. Julius 4
Special trains the foot Of Chsmbess direct the Course
II No and II As returning when the
r. B. CHEsWELL, Secretary
PATTERSON RACES
a-The DERBY, Mile Heess. Two-Mle Heats yeDs
-sseeps Chase Mile Three allie and II Mile June T-Hmds
Sequel lcas Sweepstakes and Consolation
Preniam EXTRA TRAIN Erie Railway at II and II rs
Union COURSE, Long Island.-TR0TTING on
y FRIDAY June ct m Match 70! go %s heat. se.
BIZ GEORGE WILKES Gers leave South Feuy ct 0& and
snd from the Fulton and Wiamsbush ferries ever
fifteen minutes during the day Tor the Course direcs.
WIN SHAW, Proprietor
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ArApec.RryR, MILITARY DrvInos OF rHE hfIssiuIpPi
Iulv a \

DANL. D. TOMPKINs Newsrt, n. J--DEaR sIR am Ju''
home from Warrington. and Ind yours 'nte ~ As ., a.,
did receive Saddle o'l SER at tne hen1s %
DoneIson al Nashville in May 1864 n.ed 81 my 0ecrza 'na
think well Of IL indeed rode mostly
two horses aenAt. days sad both lcre have a. csan snd %
b,es tdsv AZ wien started from Nashville This TIE oe't tess
'0H 'Vs.u na, w. " 4. SHERMAN, MaJor-sen-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-05

VNHE WEBER PIANO-FORTE
is called BEST INSTRUMENT MADE BY all the leading
usesn city elsewhere IL pronounced by the Ssiona
Association after trial In their rooms with the h
manufacturer Of this country emneuuy the BEST PIANO IN
AMERICA Conservatory Of Music and other high
music schools altogether because Of their immense power equality
s,-tpsss and bsncy tone touch and durability
wAREROOMs No. t7s Broome-st near Broadway.
VNHE MASON a. HAMLIN CABINET ORGANS
Il -FIFTY TWO GOLD o. SILVER MEDALS or other HIGH
EST PREMIUMS been awarded H. within few ss.I
and SEVENTEEN within the four weeks Tor HE nLsA
INSTRUMENTS OF THIS GENERAL CLASS. 49,
Printed testimony presented 10 their circulars nom more n,r -
eminent musicians the country that
MXsoN = HAhLIE CABINET ORGANS ARE UNEouALEp
pe.s no 10 ee0 Wsrereoms No Sc Broadway New-forh
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fertnres ano Meetinss.


A NTI-FENIAN MEETING on THIS TUESDAY
~ EVENING No. s4 Broadway Volunteer, wanted 70 s.sla
the troops putting the Fen invasion Of Can
Irish Potestsn teyewherel particularly called upon 70
sustain the law promptly Pro'essnts Of nation and color are
invited unite the Universal Protestant League BY order Of
r. D. GOODWIN, @. C. and C.
Wx. J. WILSON @. Secretary
DUTGERS FEMALE INSTITUTE. COMMENCE
AZ MENTTbe 9Th Animal Commencement Of Rutgers lnsut-
be held in the Broadway Tabernacle OF Thyslrth ct
snd Broadway THURSDAY, June T. at N. Grad1stas
teachers Professors and Trustees Of the Institute obtain
invitation the and the Annual Reunion
and Reception in the evening by applying personally BY letter
the Institute No. $50 Fthave. II. VI. PIERCE. President
NETWORK HISTORICAL SOCIETY-A stated
~ meeting Library TUESDAY EVENING
at "A o'clock BUCKINGHAM SMITH, eco OF Florida viii
paper erusndo Msgsnes and Estevsn Conner pilot
who ougni western strait 10 India"
ANDREW WARNER. Recording Secretary
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CUPREME COURT, KINGS CoUNTY.-In the

CUPREME COURT, KINGS COUNTf.-ln the
- ofTHE EvER0REENs rural eems,sry incorporated
Cemetery Associaions" passed April n 1857 NOTICE TO
CREDIfORsPurusnt order OF this Court made tn the shove
Tth day Of May 1896 public notice 10 hereby
rven persons claiming be creditors Of the corporation Of The
signed the said order bis Once No Montague
the City Of Brootyn . 18th day Of Jay 1850 At oeoei
respectively due to said creditors
due liability indebtsdness then en
falling exhibit bis their chin Of the time and plscs
viii be EXCLUDED from the benefit The pocesdns
had the underlined referee under the said ordsr-Dstsd
0''0A'" ""'' '''' PHLo T RUGoLEs. Referee
JAMES MAuRIcs Attorney for Receiver. No. 81 W.l.t N
CUPREME COURT, City and County Of New-York
- JOHANNA sCHLEsrS0ER against ABRAHAM sCHLEs
ant; hereby summoned and required ~ g. Soc
TO .pswsr tbs complain, 70 this action Of esseeisd
sys copy Your snsws to the complaint subscribers
At their Office No. 80 Nassau street. New Yok within twenty days
.e service hereof :,cluys q The day such service. nd
plaintiff action viii .pP 70 the Court for the relief demanded
The entitled action fled In the ONCE Of
the TN. City and County Of kswYort, ct the City Hall
said CITY, on 'n' 'n '' kX6f&ASN. FRANK wILcoxsos.
Junsis~swTu Plaintiffs Attorneys
SUPREME COURT, NEw-YORK.-MICHAEL
- ST. GEORGE Plaintiff. against MARGARET ST. GEORGE.
Dssnd,nT To q. psndD M&aaARET ST. Internal R.v.
GEORGE: You hereby summoned and niue stamp, 90
sSicb viii be hI.d in once Of the Cert Of the
Court Of the City and County Of the City Hall
city .1s e 5s Il. 10 tn:
YORK days after the service Of hs summons on yoa
, thn Tie time Aforesaid paatG this action will
sop 10 the resi demanded IN the complaint
December ~ ''' WILLIAM p HOWE PlsiniiGs Attorney,
M.v,s,,~svTu No. 100 Leon.rd-st. New Yort CITY,.
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tn. Board Commissioner ofth. Central PsIs in ID. name ,ns
An h.b.lf Of Aldermen and CommonA the CITY
N.wYet to the provisions Of ths Act o. the
the laying add mprovns Of c. portions Of Ch and
passed April "a 1855 hreeths being present hvcoy
give 10 apply to the supreme Court IN the
b the State Of kewiot at special term oil
sd the City Hall IN the City Of Newfot on
Of June 1856 the opening OF the Cour
Counsel be heard thereon ior
the Commissioner OF Estimate and Appemerti In
that the nature and extent Of the Improve
nent hereby intended the laying Of Road Public Drive IN
Public Drive a. the junction OF
Road Tor Bosdwsyl Eighth avenue and fhnth
street Northery and North essiery and following the
general course Of Boomngde Road Tor Bosdwy the Nohsry
Inc street ssd Road Public Drive
equ.n Teu,h and Eleventh avenues running u nee
distant between said Tenth and Eleventh
the sousy line Of One hendIsd and Thr street run
thence Eohery the sOuhey line OF One hundred ana
Eighth the Junction q BoOnt.e Road ,nd e Leyena
thence North essey and including the whole
d Eleventh and feet In Width Of the and sd
hereofto the sonhey line Of One and
fynh ssd Rod Pube Drive includes the whole Of said
Boomin Broadway between FHtynnh aud One
portion thereof between
rre and another portion thereon
between Onsundred aud Fourth streets IN the
CITY Read Public drive Il OF general width o.
shown deineated certain Map
OF came made By Gardner ssgs City Suryyc and now
he Office Commssoners Of Central ParkDated New
Yorh June s. 1858 RICHARD OGORMAN,
unsel the Corporation.
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FROM MAJOR. GEN. ). II. WILSON,

g.xYrxxxs inclose herewith sJ to- Saddle Bride @c re-
c.;vsd rome time and very satisfactory a., s. n III.
Andrews bids return h thanks Tor 'He eeaae r'a "Hen
20, ~ "a. rood enough q present 10 him. -,
two fesf ago by TIE Hon
Dana Secretary Of Va and which have used con
mike repor, the
~ ~ - having az ded have done have hesisr
h saying regerd the f cloth which ysn have paente
IL loo have used for preventing Injury tos
horses back by Lard riding ~. coptnaeus pressure Of the saddle
ia osGsy supposed tie cloth would gall IL horses back By
Becoming nsIud sweat and das ba bears washing d
maby and can kept perey pisn, and esn by little .;en
lion mine has been washed but h began 10 use H. and
A Travelled other Saddle BLANKET OF pa
49, =, III, 80, obedsnt servant, J. H. WILSON
MssSs NICHOLS \ TONPklNs No BIVsd IT. Newot =.
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Gnmmer Retreats.

bnn1mer hfIreaiB.
ALL WANTING BOARD, ROOMS or COTTAGES
n iron s7o $500 directions by return mail b.
For Board Bosrdsr' address with 'amP BOARD EACHAN0E
No So BrOsdSsy, ~ Y.
DOARD in FISHKWI-Peasant accommodations
I'D in pryats family s7O sOs week Adore" r. W. Box No
BOARD for the SUMMER in Berkshire County,
- Board for the Summer be obtained in private family IN
StOckbrdse Mass moderate terms Apply to Mrs . T.
DANBURY, Conn.-Two or three families can be
~ accommodated good BOARD in farmhouse pleasantly
rms Ie sppy 70 or address t. OSBORN Broadway N Y
COUNTRY BOARD AMONG THE MOUNTAINS.
Five Rooms NAV be secured by calling THIS DAY
o'clock on l.. ,. DUDLEY, at Loyeioys Hotel
COUNTRY BOARD WANTED-For two gentle
so5 %sn or aq p n ho with private table, OF would be
house % 9 ySsSs d s't three hoS n from the city,
address with eyins fol Particulars price, Se " no other
COUNTRY BOARD-NEVERSINK HOUSE, Port
viii ind ri. beautiful and heaby loesiOn
.oris cf Hunting nd Fishing Immediate nsishborhOod Hsfs
nle rom the depot Apply to D. 5 VANCE, Proprietor
COUNTRY BOARD for two Couples-90 miles on
y Harlem Rosd Gns location large lawn shade trees new Two
sHATTUCR. No. 70 Murray-st, New-York.
EOOD COUNTRY BOARD can be obtained Oh
& ss s sI sda IN By e o Sod sa
bnnips a"g p EG1' I WON Col 6 es, s,e md
Nsvins..ts Brooklyn
NENTEEL COUNTRY BOARD.-The DREAD
W INSTITUTE Young Ladies' Worcester Mass elevated
mantle healthy opened Boarding dnring the
months Address immediately H. r. GREENEWotcee Msss
KITTATINNY HOUSE-At the Delaware Water
IN open the 5h Of May The buildings have boon
greatly and improved Leave foot Of Lberyt
'nS nS % Dodge Gen III BToabssd Leeds
l. ". BRoDfIEAD. Proprietor.
OCEAN HOUSE, EASTERN POINT. Groton,
~ ConuThis delightful Summer resort situated opposite the
rS SSS pse oT dSt.. s. EDGcoMB or Mr. Fisk Boz
No 6lo, New-Londou. Conn.
nNE HOUR FROM CITY-Pleasantr residence with
Yin grounds Accommodation foI two gentlemen
families. Referenee-Mr ROBERTS, Room No. ", No y
Psrk Row Times Buidng)
GUNNER HOME-Good board, pleasant rooms,
- delightful livery fishing health and comfort Saratoga
aud Like George July H. LANsLkf fonltney Vt
CEASIDE, WATCH HILL, WESTERLY, r. L.
~ three miles Eat OF stoninston, Conn.
"PLfMPrON HOUSE"
New House and New f1rntne Frs, Glass Accom-
nodafions Open from middle Of June 10 October
Point air, sailing fishing and surf bath
surpassed the whole IL Il accessible by New
Sorngon al steamboats, and railroads
meeting Railroad snd sb0ss
meet with trains esoningon, Watch Hill Address
A. :. PLlMPTON 4 Co, Westerly, X. J., unit July ].
Aner July !. PostOfhce address, stonnEton, Conn.
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CUPREME COURT. -
- Ia the matter Of application Of the Commissioner Of the
In behalf the Mayor Aldermen and common
atty Of the City Of Nsw-York, relative to laying out
A ROAD OR PUBLIC DRIVE
Between the Norherly line Of
FIFTY-NINTH STREET,
and the southery line one-hunded and hnl street
IN THE CITY OF NETWORK.
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Cost ano fonno.

NOTICE.-LOsT, a CERTIFICATE Old
~ in The Eighth National BANK Of The sty O. o. 70.
hundred doas dated Apn H. 1900 70 orpe
Of Nsr Dssu All hereby cautioned against ssosins
u ass uepgssi tss been ssgyoe slS dSpbssts hose
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Corporation Notices.

PROPOSALS. for 100000 NEW AQUEDUCT
i STOCK oftbe CITY Of NEW YORKSessd gfopo.as viii
n. Ofce until TUESDAY, May -
1850 O'Clock when tb. ..@s wi be PSps{ 9Rsnsd n e,
DOLLARS New Agueduc STOCK Of the City 40
thoriredby Chapter SCI. Laws Of 1868
Tn, the rate Of ss cent per
num- payable quarterly and the principal will be redeemed 90 the
Of the City Debt 49,, .,... .-,..
~, an dollars and the whose proposals are
secepsd will thsupon required deposit with the Chamberlain
the sums awarded to them respectively -, r.,,-,.
presenting Comptroller the receipts OF the
M nsb d.poss the entitled certificates
FOR ,so amounts Of the awarded to them
bssrius interest 'front.' the dated Of payments -,
nroness should De and ndorsed Proposals. for New
Aaa,du soci City and Enclosed In second
envelope addressed to the Comptroller. -. ,..
al OF the bids the interests
Of the Corporation require T. .,,., - .or,,,.x c.,
City ofN.wYo Department Of Finance, Compirosrs Once
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CUPREME COURT, KINGS COUNIf.-SAkAh
- NJ MID0LEY sr- THOMAS sIoCoMB snd oiLhERT Ia
BFFCKMAN ssrnees Of wDsons Mdsey Jennings NOTICE.
pursuance Judgment dsere order made The sesvs en-
s persons claiming Of the late hr Of Wlsons Md
lev Jeunnrs their claims fling them with the unser
and By sd dscrstsl order daily
verified b. ONCE In the Pest oes Budinl Montsgus IN the
city before the nd Of June next a. y ococf
day And notice also hereby given That In default oil
presenting and proving such claims the sane val be ena ne
bene6t the said late arm and Of the said
or dscres 18Th day Of May 1895 and Of
the the above entitled action Dated MAY 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-05

CTRICTCRE, FISTULA and PILES CDhED with
- out knife csusc Attention 10 diseases OF The pelvic 'ssss
Deformites Of tbs nose. face and person .
HENRY A. DANIELS, Al. d.. Surgeon, NO 1Dnien square
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-05

'HE BhADBNh1
PIANO.FORTE
10 new pronounced sKsr" by hn Artists BY The
ArrnicAx Issr1rurr NEv-YoHn.
and BY many State Fairs.
Bs these Of the eminent Musicians and risnss
the country testified the The points Of enosusncs
cover tho xsfRs RlarmEnEsrs Of perfect Piano
Cal or send for circulars with lusirsiions to
WIN D. BRADBURY.
No <77 Brsoue ST., N. y
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A NUMBER of fine RESIDENCES Tor SAIL l ~
~ .. Fgrphsd ADD unfurished, Ehzabeih Ne"sS'
kroos va New LondoD &C inquire Of SMITH bRVlhLh' ~"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-05

mo RAILROAD CONTRACTORs.-PROP0
will be received for grading masonwors ordns ts for bog
rosd No 81 Genssee Utica N until me an day
June L. LAW rr~siaeht
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-05

ALVIN. EVERDELLs SONS, No. 104 Fulton-st :
isi5)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-05

NOR SALE OR TO LET-In the Village OF South
port Conn., fine twostory HOUSE with Two Acres Of Land
Aztec Barn and Boat house on the premises beann prospect
House viii be let furnished desired Appyt p
4 lINOnn Al SoniI Conn
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Apely to A. JOURNEAY.
No.6P

f1OR SALE-HOUSE and LOT No. 4UB West
II foyiourh Ninaye Price sllcoo Lo -SSl1o lee
and basement Phs1e pha hck
trimmings No SCENTS need apply Address
= " r. Boyt lll Tribune Office.
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Real gsiaie for Sale.
IL mANrING EARNS.

a i,,, .ad thriving settlement. q vltsnei le climate
( mics sous Of Phisd lpha oy rairoad Ken so'
Srss crops isenty tgects s2a pei scTs py4oe
- scoa business oreilgs good society u
al making improvements Apply 70 OhAs n o prsr.
Lands t0Wnhp " levers "lsWei'o
-oTtsi,,s nm Information win he free tron hfeo' 3
slos Rotinson Agricultural EdoT0f TIE Iriolns Sae
- ,,, f,yfs ,rqefs apou iere petition ona tay
o.as Ger fIeasqaf farming af We kneU n" "S' ."
SkeSra prafref
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-05

Morris CRcUII CorRTJohn Van Ninke vs. Abiaa J. Van
Wiukle-ln Foreign attachment -. o..
A y attachment has been issued out Of the Circuit
Court Morris County New Jersey favor the ABOVE named
plaintiff against the property defendant above named of the
WIN MCCARTHY. Clerk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-05

A COTTAGE iOr SALE at Astona-houss 80 -
~ ,aD ICONS with good cellar near 'e . . III rom
Soai ad usfor tie sam o. 500 half cash Apply 70 -
4. MI n nj Les
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-10-21
THE TORCII-AND-TURPENTINES---
ANOTHER DISCLOSURE.
From the Chicago Times.l


The fact has already been presented that
PETE FINNERTY, Southern Loyalist," land
one of the party Of Southern cut-throats and
Nothern iail-birds that recently swung
around the circle,") was 'loyalist' quite
well known TO old residents and former
sheriffy officers in this city. 1t Itappears that
this specimen Southern Loyalist" issalso not
unknown to fame in the city Of St Louis.
Whenthe Southern Loyalists" arrived inthe
latter city. some of PETEs old acquaintan
ces. seeing his name on the hotel register,
Thought proper to extend to him an invita-
ton 10 tarry among them for some time.
The invitation, says a st. Louis paper:
"Set forth that the said PETER A. FIN-
NERTY did. some three or four years ago,
obtain from JoHN NJ. FENNERTY, $1,000
worth of liquors and cigars by fraudulent rep
resentations. by which representations said
JOHN M. was defrauded Of his goods and
properties To that amount. This invitation
was placed in the hands Of the indefatigable
constable. PETER BERGER, who searched the
city high and low-visited the Lindell, and
went to the mass meeting at Lucas market
but without success
Another Of these "Southern Loyalist" seal
awags. whose name was inscribed on the
hotel registeTs as Judge TUCKER, oi Nir-
ginia.D was recognized by some old acquain-
tances at Mattoon, in this State, as Yam
kee peddIer of New Hampshire, where he
dwelt and followed the occupation Of what
an inofiending writer calls a "New England
commercial traveller" until after the war
was over. lie then, on speculation bent,
proceeded to Virginia, and by touch Of the
Radical magic wand, was transmitted to a
Southern Loyalist."
Such are the men who claim the right to
dictate how the Southern States shall be
reconstructed"