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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-08-04
Gen. Robert Z. Lee.

A correspondent Of the Rich
mond Times, writing from Lexing
ton, Va, on the Sd inst, gives 81
account Of pleasant evening visi,
at a gentleman's residence there, in
which he says:
With regard to Gen. Lee, the fol-
lowing question: and answers will
afford you some idea of his way Of
life, and of the esteem in which he
is held by all classes:
"Do the college boys like him 2
"Like him! They love him."
"Well does he like his position as
President, or does he merely put up
with it with q view Of something
better?''
"Undoubtcdly he likes it. When
the place was first offered to him,
by letter, he decli 1ed it; but after
Judge BrockenbrOugh had visited
him and explained to him fully the
views and wishes of the Faculty, he
accepted, and accepted in good faith,
being satisfied that he could dis.
charge tho duties Of the position
and be of service to the country"
"Since he came he has been pleas
ed, l suppose?"
"How could it be otherwise
Everybody is delighted with him,
as he must know whenever he looks
in the face of student, cadet, or cit
liens; besides he is conscious that
he is doing good"
"He lives comfortably ?'
"Quite so. Hc has comfortable
house, well furnished, and while his
salary is not large, his every want
issupplicd, and oftentimes anticipa-
ted"
"How do you mean :"
"Why every Stage that enters the
village brings him parcel or box
sent by express, and these boxes
and parcels contain almost every
Imaginable thing, from books and
pictures down to clothing and pro-
visions"
"Where do these boxes come
from"
"From every quarter OF the globe,
you may say, but chiefly from Bal
timore."
aAre the donors known
"Not always; indeed DO not
think they generally are, but when
known, the gin is promptly ac-
knowledged. The other day lit
tie girl living some four mile. in the
country, sent the General . present
of apples, and the very next even
ing, to her great JOY, and the amaze
ment of her parents, Gen. Lee rode
up, slighted, entered the house, and,
aAsr returning his thanks, paid his
little friend a visit Of some length" :"
"Dces he mipgle freely with the
people 2"
"He 10 not at all unsocisl, Is free,
vet cautious in Conversation, but
his visits are made chiefly to the Ia
dies"
81 suppose Re is gresii~ snhcysd
hv -ieitn-s77
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-08-04

The dining saloon Of one Of the
Morgan steamers was the scene Of -
laughable incident on a recent vcy
ago from Galveston to New Orleans.
Town Talk has been furnished the
particulars by an eye-witness.
Among the passengers on the or
casion was Col. Gentry (evcry body
knows the Colone). The gulf was
placid as Claude Melnott's Lake o.
Como; and the good steamer, though
making fourteen knots an hOur,
seemed almost us molionless as .
painted ship upon painted ocean.
With such favorable weather, CT
course all the Passengers heartily
responded to the gong and reported
for duty at table. So, the table was
full. Immediately opposite Col. G.
sat long, lean, lank country green
horn. He may have been thorough
bred Yankee he may have been II
backwoodsman, who WAS NOW visit.
ing civilization for the first timo
since his childhood: he may have
been--well, any thing but u pol
ished gentleman and scholar"
that's certain.
Dinner was nearly over. Grecney
had devoured the contents of all the
china within reach Of his remarka.
bly, "long reach" and his german
dizinc bad attracted to him the al.
tcntiOn of almost the entire table,
when he was heard twice or thrice
to call upon one of the busy walters
for 81 drink of water" Whether
his request was not heard, or wheth
or he was wilfully neglected, is not
known, but the drink didn't come
and after getting tired of waiting.
seeing a full goblet ofwatcr opposii,
him by Col. G's plato, Grccncy de-
liberately reached over, took the
glass, and swallowing its contents
at almost a single gulp. replaced the
glass by the ColonePs plato.
With an air Of offened digniJy
Col. Gentry arose, placed his arm
a.kimbo, looked his viz-d-ris full IN
the face, and with very strong en-
phasis said:
"Wel, stranger, that's dsrilteh
co0lr'
"Yes," replied Grccney, net OBJ
serving the indignation that 6rea
the Colonef's eye, "G-u-e-s-s IL hGa
ice in a."-HoVStoR Transcript.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-08-04
New ORLEANS, July n, 1866.

During the past week tho weathe
has been remarkably warm, da
and night, in this city, the thermom
eter having ranged as high rs DO
in the shade, which is very unusua
in this latitude and longitude. A
this rate We shall soon have it
hot here ~ it has been in Montreay
New York, Philadelphia, and othe.
Northern cities. Then wtmay look
out for sun strokes and other strik-
ing effects Of heat experienced an.
nually up North. The clcrk of tho
weather says he has been unable 70
control matters in his department
ever since Howell's bogus conven-
tion assembled, and he says the ex.
cess Of heat in his furnace is en-.
gendered in that overheatcd, politi.
cal dcmag(r)oguery. Ifso, it is re
sponsiblc tor the two cases Of sun.
stroke which occurred among tho
laborers on the Leveo, last Wednes
day.
TO this excess of heat, however,
may be attributed the absence of all
signs of cpidemics, as yet III New
Orleans, for experience has proven
that the hottest seasons are lhost
healthy. Epidemics are englnder.
ed and supported by cool, chilly,
damp weather.
There are but few strangers in
the city at present and still fewer
buyers of merchandise. Conse-
quently business of all kinds is at o
stand still. From this rule there is
no exception, but in the case of that
indefatigable and indomitable James
CONCEAL, Wholesale Druggist, atNo.
20 St. Charles street, who seems not
to be affected by the season, but il
season or out of season his bGsines
is always lively. The number
his clerks 10 unvaring' the year
round, and thBy are always busy
The Inhabitants OF u beehivc we'.
more SO.
The establishment in this city OF
q Hospital for Disabled soldiers, q
which Gen Hood, is President, ana
Gen. Buckner, Vice President, i
ore Of tie most philanthropic move
ments that could be inauguralot
1t will afford relief to hundreds
not thousands, who are deserving O.
nations gratitude and support,
until they are able to maintainthcm
selves. Certainly it will be sus.
tained by all noble and generous
hearted individuals throughout the
country. (See Charter in tho New
Orleans Crescent.)
b The war in Europe engages al
most exclusive attention of the Ger.
mans in this city, and wherever they
congregats this subject is the them.
of conversation. The carncstness
with which they discuss the subjecr
must be witnessed to be realized.
Last Sunday the Policemen mad
their appearance in their new uni.
form suits. They are very pla;:
and neat, being made out Of b!un
cloth, and ornamentcd with white
metal buttons. Evil doers give
them q wide berth.
CREscEHT Cry.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-08-04

A considerable war Of words is
going on between the Paris Press
and the Qui.man Clipper. Our To-
cation fnds us midway between
you, gentlemen, and we would like
TO act as mediator. In the mean
time let there be no more ungen-
erous allusions as TO place Of birth.
Every body knows that . good man
can be born "fsr up the cOcntry" 40
as well as far dOen the cOshtry. In
dividual cases may occur where
"up-country" persons might be Tre-
ferred.-Sslphgr Springs Ranger.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-08-04

In the late campaign in LOuisiarr,
q party Of CCnfederates marching
through swamp, were ordered to
form tlro deep. A Corporal inme-
diately exclsiIasd, "1'm too dsei.
already; l am up 20 the middle" "
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-08-04

PoRrNeHr.-A yosag lady in oar
city, thinks Of going TO California
10 get married, Tor the reason this
she has been told that in that coun
try The men fuilcs "rrck shser-aiie p
Her bead -irhf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-08-04

A church, as q memorial 20 Wash
ington Irving, is being erected At
Tsrryt9-n, Il the famed precincts
cfSicepT Hoiiow
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-08-04

WASHINGTON, July 20. Both
Houses passed q joint resolution re-
storing Tennessee TO her former re-
lstions in the Union, declaring her
again to be entitled to be represent
ed by Senators and Representatives
duly elected, upon taking the oath
required by existing laws. Yeas,
l2s /; NAYS, Is. The announcement
of the vote was received with gene
raj applause on the nOOr and gale
RES. The resolutions were sent TO
the Senate for concurrence.
The House then laid on the table
by q large majority, the bill hereto
fore reportei from the COMMITTEES
on Reconstr action, specifying terms
On which Il Southern States may
be re-admits ID.
Sts-sns' rssoluiion. pro-iding for
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-08-04
HOUSTON, TEXAS,

Emporium of Fashion.
Bsy.s,. H.y ~. Isss.-lEiy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-19

DARITAN aud DELAWARE BAY RAlLkOAp
Ia CO1frss.y -Or and sfrr Friday, June tLe Jtfsk
HOYT pss.r-sf bot 81 tbs Rosd vii leave Pier No . NJ On
River foot Of Dsas.. aud cont o. Iufi Aonouth "hh u-h'
for the follow ing points on the u" o A. o., A.
II n Ezpfcis line lo Pa'phh ares' tsknF Py,snse 70
Rsnebs.ter Ton ,cr Woonaase bamesai stsnons uchsl
oo aeon I.tn and ss1us on the fhsdelrhis sud Atlantic
Halroad Thrrs h Pliae gti4 n i've heuFs fare 90 -
n mi Fro ~, 70 % end f:l9 Pier No. % for or
pooon,i H,~ila. snddeioFl shrcvshl Esoniosn Ocean
perf rg-bp'r Low Br.nch. shtr. River sqaau faTninda
Po PLasss Ssnutam Br4ksburg MaBchse Tens h'eS sna
Philadelphia ere = =. 4, H.. -
Tue Fght Boli A. NJ Tor al pon- on The ne 'n'
Plil4AspIlA . 80. ,, -
a.. rrryag iu Newton. at2.Is ..
Tfeigr. a, gS0 r. n. arrivals Neu-i OK 70 I :, n.
AZ sa AID Erpfs-s r ai pc afIVns la hs~'iok ., 81
a M and \. opuHE a. Pier 30. . North River -,
n Ban ns sfnrescd {" rI No a none VII Dc
rtcslrse AZ Psr se W. " CLAYTON. sBst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-19
legal Nmicrs.

NJ Y SUPREME COURT. ELIAS BLOCK,
LAM ~ .uu.t JOSEPH McCRTERY, drfendani-summoBs
for noaey demand Contract CoD not .er
10 the ondant. You hereby summoned and oc u - mt
redriTed 70 answer complaint In THE son hev stamp
which will b. led the office Of hr Clerk Of The d"y
CO.. "a Comfy OF City Hall City canoeed
OF New Y orr and 10 q copy OF answer
Tho subscriber At his once No %
n said c,y within twenty days after thu srTee Of m. 1h
such service aud "a ii 70
IA oupsr within Aforesaid the pluun m me seton
will tsks Tor the OF hve hundred aoAr'
with the 9th dav Of July ono thousso eh uhi
40 Of this as-Dsiet hew'iorh July
T. 1865. J. WAkkES LA"ioN' i1s'nsn % sW."is,y'N
The compliant hoventied s-Sn W.. tiled IN The Office o.
a. ,.rk ~ ba CITY .ll forv ~. ll. dsy OF
July. 1896. j. WAblti.N LA"AO1N i''N'H "''
hxgTh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-19
% Get.

DROADNAN STORE and OFFICE ROOM 20
p LET ar f-.f Second -d ira f'crs. Apply 90 g. WITT,
c.Irisse Wsc-oo4s SO. 6ls Broadway.
GOUNTRY RESIDENCE ~ Gentleman has iusi
erected -e end oouaodions Bi lLDIAG iut upnr pfTi
~ N..e ~ County cont 90 Rooms, v n 40 frr
DEN end Billiard Rooms, ac cons Nrr ic-loi tn'' ns
Ssru sa Gsleu spot play ground log cel nne sH f 'i
-ser f.tnc bnlting tue whole i1aralf g-f go II s
persou- including u Ois ei o- ilf el-
soinir5 Gosdu ei,use tor ogI az ne ?. ss7 49,
The ion
ar b. and e1ve ~ . ODE creme pr o.
seerei 10 character md c'Yonsiotiy N.i ~ W ne if
.onsf for further ulsrs sppy 20 JOSEF ~ , Ah .
Scr kot1us Bod- rsF 20 GEORGE = liChOh Nations
Rofkl fuT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-19

On THURSDAY Jaly 10 the famous horses ~ ,s.
mile hests ,b1es il I'VE, TO 60 q. tney please ''
eacB. ~, DoueHVn y. = DFNTth prmrrp
+ s + r4 Ea, b. 3 ifo SSSsiS' cHiEF.
m ove ssorsip.y 1iSTs, Dss siI Re. 81 :s.
oess % - on rerore 2 IL Butler has gone IA IN N'-'
and the cesi 1 o;ed sli sd 'q,' aa Pon, III
ne bSss leave. Ferry M and t h.,s;a Pce.
.y.ry ave minutes also iom Nnety''ecoHas- !" A'''
regulations on the Course JOSEPH cocHERoS Proprietor
ZIP ,T01I PACES.-Tne Third Annual Meeting
- 81 The sratora viii be he'd during the ~ss' COZ"
men'in. AoNpA fPRoGR 2MME-FIRsT DAY.
Frnsr RacEThe rrayer, sake o. 80 each ? $3.50 S a.
fof IhfeeyeaI olds, oneand''h'ee4aai'ef ri's' ''
sEeosD RAosrwOns ts;, s, tT z yas'' purse 30
y,,r R.cxuursl. race tor al sse. miles. Weber ssrl.
500 R,s Sne s S. to SF S's
stakes OF each, 2. P t"oand saraHef Die'' ''' " ~
THIRD RAoxDssh hreeusrters Of ie for all ages p"'
$50 THIRD DAY.
FIRST R.crDsh o. mics, foT co. shse'' ''''
RAos 's1e. . tgye ss9 1 S%s "'
THIGp Of oDend aeusrer miles for al ages POI"
s30 ro,,rprun,v
Fnsr RAcr-Pur,e 500 selling Race dash Of one ard l
secoSp RscsThre mile heats for al see'i pure 81 o
THIRD RAcE-DAsh andETee quarter miles f'i 'f~s
purse FIFTH DAY.
Ne. r ." NE bsJ sv. , ss. psSss as,
go i s ce e f:rs.. vt. s p. s
TaD RACE & three Psassrs o. ,: .s % 'S'''" 's
winner Of the s'I'i'' s't SIKH DAY DAY. purse
F EAcrus Rae fer Al ,.. two ,. s. s'ses.c =,
winner; sloo second horse, fibre or more Start
s.SosD kssETD S' .s az u i.ndp S horse.
only dEs tho meeting Purse $500 snsDe" s'e ps'
As Sosiofsr. TIE s,rctrss desoru win be preserved by the
q 81 w se GbaSy rev ssd point. at the North
arriving sSross in time for ~ rpse: end ,rnss ., "
races c, w y Az ny i Secretary.
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proposals.
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT. ~ NAsHINoTos, !
OYFIcE or CuiET QuARTFReAsTrR, Z
tN..atNcrax ID 4 Iuly IL. 1866. J

WuHfNGroS, ID. C.. July II, 1866.
PROPOSALS for SALE OF WOOD.-sealed Pro.
po.a. invited this Office nn,i y ocock noon ONDh
Anys 1884 fr the purchase OF 1880 flkftN THOUSAND
cnGns fGOI FRN MINT WOOD, Joe .ted a. follows.
n 40, FOURTEEN III SDRED CORDS Of the Kendall Green
mile from depot Of sad ROAD ~ III, city go ,- ,,
mis- wood consists o. Eboat ONEIikD ~ PINE and TWO
THIRDS Cd OAK, and Piled immediately aorg ibe track OF the
" IN ssn ELEVEN THOUSAND six HUNDRED CORDS at thu
Wood Yard tlaeuaress e north OF Arxancra on TIE Inc
OF the Nashngtou ALEXIS ds and Groggcown Rai,Iosd -
This wood consists about IVY oriuRDs 90 PINE and ONE
THIRD ~ oAk' psd sons tLsiact and distant shout one
hale Of mile nom What the Potomac River eadng which
there " direct aud eys. road 49, :.
All Of The wood oHeed gr sale Is o. good fair qrsiy and
thoroughly selsoDcd. 80. -,
Proposals received FOR quantities from No Fy Cords sna
upWaid pye % lkigg al OF either or both lots
1oNeEsnen iuLas iA Atey se' 40
opening OF the bids snd rpon easacnsnt Of tue wood .
aayants .eous 10 the Iigied Sfi'es. a. huDlN0ION
Colonel Cls Quasenaa,er do prtnsnt 81 Nashingon.
ROTOR AquEDucr DFPARTHESI. wv YORK JOY u 100
ITO IRON-FOUNDERS.-SE PROPOSALS.
VII be rc wed n ls osisf Rotands City ha faA an1i II
O'Clock TUESDAY. the 2i day u jay 9'o, o"the SIP
ply q east wGter-piD,s. va;
l5oo fee ofcs iron pircS inches internal aiare er
eT-pig, tncie internal f!anate
Zach propo.a upst ndod Psnposs hf CAST rcn "He'
Pipes nd Together with the name o. he bidder AID
lie .nosns oy ssou,y resuired be thousand doI
specaops and aik Of bids DO had application
THOMAS STEPHENS. croton
ROBERT ,. DARRA0H Aqoedet
A. ". CRAVEN Board
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SUPREME COURT-COUNTY OF TOMPKINS.

S,UpREME COUBT-COUNTY OF TOMPkINS.
- -SsTUsNfr:L rtOwr sat COGSWELL X. GREEN
ss.r ,s. Ior rrleLTo COGSWEL L. GREEN dcendast lou
are henby summoned - Tie paint OF
Il : Natrsnhl =. Howe, n to- COPY OF wdch W be
lint Rev lied IN tie Clerks oe Of Tompkls Comty and to
81 ser,e copy your sun fne no Ithaca
CancoIgd ~ g. within twenty dy. ate the service Of this
sninriors. exclusive o. the day Of service o. the PLAIN
.uuy 10 The for the iee ie1nde m t complaint
~ 80 ~ ~ 4. FINCH, Plaintiff Ausr1fV. flaAca n. !.
TIL eonri,iui IN u filed IN o. the CeTA OF
Tortl ips Count on the IAN day Of Jrac ~
lsu1 - ~ ft.sSil D Ai'IH"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-19
BOARD ano Rooms.

A FEW GENTS, with good references can hnd
~ superior BOARD a'd ROOFS the Pyae ~ hl,'
heflveeu Ie1ifgou &C feHh
s... rye nnuuies walk Ose and bTosawsy Ierl
ksw
FINHREE pleasant FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
with a. without BOARD Gentlemen rentnan sn9 VIE
ga bath pTcs reasonable NO III west iH
sesentbuNe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-19

CITPREME COURT, City and County of New .
- yo,t-JOHN 4. PARISH. Plaintiff. sft R0MEYN VAN
vALKENBURGH aud others peesdnt.n pursuance q siass
shaw entitled action DANIEL r. INGRAAM j. the Referee
Snd IN aid udgmen vii expose for sale public ane;ion 70 The
let ddef MONDAY tho 10th day o july 1850 o. u clock
noon at Exchange sse,rso No III Bioafwsy n The Cry
H.yk nv JANIS NJ MILLER, Aurtlousar tie following do
,.a r,9.e, viz: All thoc TWO CERTAIN LOTS. PIECES
., OF LAND tan living and Iens tho said City Of
described follows: Beginning
irt on the castery side Of Tenaye distant 81 eri souery
H. Of Tcuth-avr and Seventy ninth
unpng thence outhrbssy md parallel Ill seventyn 10,
let thence soah efy and pa o With ionsye 81 iee thence
re,.Ty ard pafsc with Seventy ninth -, Too tee 10
e rs.,efy aide Ientase, thence esey son. tic
Teuthayc 81 ft 10 tho Tiace OF beginning
Dated New-Y orb. June n leS' =.
DsSIfL F. lNGRAHAM. IT,, Referee, No. toC Broadway.
Pr ,7.t ajrn,Hp BUcKLEI, rantia's Attorney.
ie23 2Aw3g-WAS 81. ., -, 49,, =
f rle Of The abov. PREMISE postponed anil the 2eh lay o.
Jply l,46 AZ the sane hour sId pi4ee.
listed Nev. Yofl July ls. 1876
"N'e1 wv DANIEL p IEGRAHAM. JH Re'ere-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-19
NrrW. WORK and NEW-HAvEN RAILROAD.
1896 SUMMER ARRANoEMENL iseA
COMAEkCINO JULY 8. $500
Passenger station In newton consr fwenfv'evenh-s- a'

Passen
four1fess l.nuaBcs on entvte'enihsI
TRAINS LEAVE EEW'fOkhi - "a.
New Haven. 200 400 EN- Ida IA Elo. tE1J NV
u.I.l As 49, and 200 (fI,lp -, -, M
fof bridgeport 100, egl tfr.t lid r. Hi' tbA' Nv"
U.1.,1 AS. SO and 500 tn. } =
Ior Milford aud STAFFORD s6s iL3o, m ~ +N p m
Ior Fsr6ed Southport and wesipof 'S iL"r H. "a N%
Tor KOrsdi 100 AGO. (EIl $50 MA ni;. (ELJ 400.
IN D a45 $50 $50. GoJ tkH.is :. m -.
Tor Dsrien, 100. so lilo m. ;32 W o% n,
ror 0reenrb ll.1Da 2 -, J4a ~ DO 90 pm
tor stanford 200 100 tEx) IN ll.D IL l@I3 lEI.l %S'
zoo In 3 g. ~. SO ~ 400 ftrl n 81, \. 4, a.
ior FOR, Intermediate stations 10" ~ '' H.
-'''' 49, ~ ~ COKNTCrING TRAINS
For Boston Springfield. 800 a. III. ~ Vf''op m
FOR Boston Shore Line. l2.i5. tEI 90 a. ~ 90,
EeI Hartford SPIN Geld 800 n t1-J l' @oo lhL''
fSr Connee,icut Railroad 400 Il l%l'p to Mon
ROY Haftiord Prov aenco Fi.hs RlfoAd AGO. ErI nj
Tor New suv-n Hewondon and stoeins''' hsif'sa 400
n. T. 10 800 90 p. .....
For Canal Railroad. Else m 10 Noftfhmp''@
for iiousAiofic Hafosd. q a H. .. u.
For Nanssfusk GaIIroaa 2.9tA N ~ o. M ,.
for D.nhury korwsK hsifod n]'i'lo p H. ~ p M
N 90 NF' JAMES H. HOGr. Sro-
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C,UPRFME COURT.-City spd County OF New
- Yot-JOIIN j. NJ RAMSEY and GEORGE " CARhtNo-
=

CTPREME EOURT.-CtY ANf county Oh view
- Yors-JOHN j. NJ RAMSEY and GEORGE w. CARRlN1'
TON rs,ipa JOHN 5. CARGLL ana WILLIAM > LLoiD
Ton not sered)-To the Defen- L. > lu'o-,s keyenue
~. - . a.,.d. Yon hereby % erut
,numourd and required 10 answer tsn.'-.i. ......:
tse complaint In tki. action. which :''.''''.-''.'
Iii ha tlrd intIe ofce Of the Clerk Of tie CITY AID
ceaatv OF Eswyort. the City Hall In IRE 'ry 81
M orb and OF snswcr 20 the saii
compsnt on subcrberS. their ofce No III bEosasy
Trinity Budng tho City Of New ioi, within twenty d
az, H. service exclusive OF The dsy o. ses
service and you fad TO be SAID Complaint within - a
seton will ako Judgment ag.iN yoa
f he , Of entyone hundred and 4o0 doasrs with inter
~. on 4 1e6 April u.s. 1885, Sss ~ fon January -
i; and on Iss May 1866 be-ides the costs OF ia
seton.-Ested June II, ltfA - -. . -
r.. IN this scon filed ia the ohce OF the ttrA o.
ts CITY and County NowYor the 9Th day Of June 1907
lsw6wfh
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l]rofessional Notiers.

STRICTURE, FlsIULA, and PILES CURED
- bo,t ke or etuse Attention 10 disease n the pc'ie
i.,.rs D.tornltes ofths eyes face and person
uENHY A DANIELS. ND, Surgeon No. 1unon-'9rns
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Gmrsemeris.

DARNUNs NEW AMERICAN MUSEUM
- grosigy ss'wss1 spring and Pr Pgpis ci,sry ooo
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woSDERs OF NATURE AND ART.
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MASTER ALLEY T0aNER INFANT pRuNMEh
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MONSTER PYTHON on tIERI DgAG0S OF TIN ASH
Learned Seal Happy Bsnnly Grand AsoAr- 1000"
AGai..ion 20 cent. Children under rs cents.
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T15IrEsDAY EVENING. July le, 1876
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TpHEO. THOMAS GARDEN CONCERTS
/ At TERRACE GARDEN.
PRopRiE 'It5ise 'S KOCH BRogHsRs
TIlF MOST BRILLIANT
SUCCESS or THE SEASON.
TO MORROW AND EVERY EVENING At s O'CLOCK.
rHEo. THOMAS HIGHLY Successful
POPULAR ORCHESTRAL eAKbES GlNCEiRdrS
r0PUL1R ORCHEsrRhL GARDEN CONCERTS
A NEW AND VARIED PROGRAMME
| No PosTPoNFatENl OS ACCOUNT OF TIE WEATHER
~ ADMISSION, TWENTY-FIVE CENTS. ---
DLETCKER-ST. CIRCUS. between Perry and
Cbaress.. wiz commence on MO45Al, joy - ~. iols
short .esson MATINEE wednesday and Saturday so"eA'
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under TO- IS. Soc Proprietor and Manager 0. cbARlNL