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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-10-03

The disbursements of the Treasury De-
partment on account Of the War, Navy, and
Interior Departments for the quarter ending
September Both, were as follows War, &c.
337 ,4s52s; Navy, Sl2,032 ,SG5.93; Interior,
Sl2,l20,3pO.4 total, $40, 400, TOl.6G.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-10-03

PirrsBURG, Oct. 2-The large tobacco factory of
W. 4 D. Rsinhout situated in Wood street, was
burned this evening and totally destroyed. The
loss Is about $50, 900, mostly insured.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-10-03

~ The Singing Class connected with
Hamline Chapel Choir, under the direction Of Prof D.
3. Mssser, will meet every WEDNESDAY EVENING
hereafter at ~ o'clock at Williams School House,
on NJ street between Tenth and Eleventh.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-10-03

New YORK, Oct. 2.-The dry goods market to-
day was excited and active, with considerable of
an advance in heavy goods
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-10-03

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THATTHE

TNHIS IS To GIVE NOTICE HATTHE
l. subscriber has obtained from the Orphans Court
Of Washington county In the District Of Columbia,
letters Of administration the personal estate OF
Francis frommsl, late Of Washington, D. G., de-.
ceased. All persons having claims against the said de-
ceased, hereby warned to exhibit the same with
the vouchers thereof to the subscriber on OF before the
ID day Of october next; they may otherwise by law
be excluded from all benefit Of the said estate.
Given under my hand this I'd day Of October, 1885,
CATHARINE PR0MAGL,
'c3 lawsws Admiuistratvix.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-10-03

GENERAL" HENRY WILSON has been do
ing the West under the auspices Of the
" Grand Army Of the Republic"
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-10-03

Nsw YoRk, Oct. 2.-Jerome Park-Ths second
race, mile heats, was won BY Mr., AleIandsrs horse
Watson; timo 1:4sl and lab.
The third race, one and three quarter mile dash,
was won BY . horse named Luther, Loadstono was
was second, and Lighthood third time 1907.
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"Notice.
NATIONAL UNION EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Rooxs, J
No. 400 TWELFTH SrRRET !
AL usi L

wAsHIsoroS, August 81, 1885
All Official crculars sent from these are signed
by the chairman Of the National Union Resident Ex-
eeuive Committee and its secretary, and all moneys
Intended for Its use should be addressed to CHARLES
KNAP, ESQ.,, chairman Of the National Finance Com.
mee, or deposited TO his credit with Samuel Fowler
ESQ., Of Rittenhouss, Fowler 4 Co. All applications
for contributions to the funds Of the Committee will be
made BY the Finance Committee, or their authorized
agent, who will be duly accredited None others are
Authorised to solicit contributions for the use Of this
Committee. CHARLES KNAPP Chairman
JOHN Y, CoYLE secretary
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-10-03

New YoRK, Oct. Joe Coburn has accepted
the challenge Of Mike McCool for Q prise Rght
Aaron Jones has challenged MOc0Ol In the event Of
Coburn not appearing, ~
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-10-03

ST.. LOUIS, Oct 2-The anti.radical convention
Of the first district nominated John Hogan for
Congress yesterday
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WILMINGTON, N. c., Oct. 2-Three fatal cases Of
cholera have been reported hero within the lat
three days. all among one lot Of negroes. No
other cases are reported. Sanitary measures have
been taken to prevent 1t spreading.
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BYTELEGRAPH
The National Republican.
EUROPEAN NEWS.
THE FRENCH DIPLOMATIC NOTE
AN ADVANCE IN COTTON.
A DECLINE IN FIvE-TWENTIEs.
THE JEFF. DAVIS TRIAL,
The Recent Riot in New Orleans.
Report OF the Military Commission.
TIED CHOLERA.
THE FRENCH DIPLOMATIC NOTE
AN ADVANCE IN COTTON
A DECLINE IN FIvE.TwENTIE,
THE JEFF. DAVIS TRIAL
The Recent Riot in New Orleans
Report Of the Military Commission.
THE CHOLERA.
RI s + IN @ o L d =


-"'e's f"relen news per S'esmer.
NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-The steamer City OF
faris, with european dates to the 18th oil
september, mas arrived.
Her advlces bring the text OF the French
diplomatic note. 1t says that the result oil
tne september convention winch secures
'he fohtincal interests VIII DC legally car
rlea OUT anu snys 'nA' recen. changes ore
-. guarantees 'or 'ne peace Vi 'he continent.
ne ia'e war, ~ says, SHOWS sne Necessity o'
ian0o LUZ Pe,'e.'he ner '.n,."sy orgahiZa-
peace' us au'horshiP IL a''riputeo " INC
emperor.
no',i 'ne 1t",es aau inc Ne"S agree IN y,
inc oPihioh 'na' Napoieoh harpors no eVii
thoughts as aihst the independence OF Bel
GUM or switzerland.
Inc North herman Gazette (semi-ofhcial)
says the words In reference 10 the military
organizations Tor the defence OF French ter
ritory must not De considered as menace
A slight shock OF On earthquake was felt
In Paris and Devonshlre, England, on the
l4th.
battle IN Gambia was fought between
3o,ooo turkish troops ana 4o,O0o Creton In
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-10-03
STAR LINE OF STEAMSHIPS FOR
~ NEW YORK, (oUTsIDE0
LEAVING GEORGETOWN AND ALEXANDRIA
WEEKLY,

THE STEAMSHIP sTHAMRs, Captain ~e1rss
X y SWIFT, will leave New York every atfih
sATURDAY at o'clock p. IN, and Wharf -
M" II Water street, Georgetown, every WEDNESDAY,
at S'a. m, stopping at Alexandria.
ForI freight or passage lhavipg first class aceommo-
da.ions) apply to JOHN =. ANDREWS, Agent,
No. Al Water street, Georgetown,
N.B.-shippsrs may confidently rely upon this line
rum ing regularly as advertised 70 accomplish which
t.elass steamers will be put with the
Thames. seal -du
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aaIa Main


New YoRK, Oct. 2.-Gold closed at l.4sIal. As
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-10-03
T IMPORTANT TO CLAIMANTS FOR
l. ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS BOUNTY.
ZACH. b. BROOKE,
III THE PEACE AND co

JUSTICE OF The PEACE AND COMMISSIONER OF
DEEDS.
Ofics No as street. between Fourteenth and Fifteenth
Claimants desiring 10 nle their applications for 900
Bounty under Act July 2 1885, will nnd the necessary
Blanks which can be promptly prepared and sworn TO-
this Office. Two witnesses required to identity, in
each case oc3lm
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-10-03

The Panama Star and Herald of Sept. 20
has the following:
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEW YORK.......-JuLY ,
Cleared.

Steamship Tariff tRrl Lans'ands Liverpool E. Cuneid
Steamship Castle, Adams Havana Usfrson aien. IN
Steamship King Norfolk, CITY f"in1 ana '"
Hen-cken a Pslmore. a., -.
ingston, For 4 Co.
Steamship C. Lord Ward Wilmington y. C., C. Goodspeed
Steamship Wamsutts Springer Bedford Ferguson Wood
Gaucns Gale Boston, Neptune Steamship Company
Steamship Ashland Norton. Boston, ". p Clyde.
Steamship Black Diamond Meredith, PHILADELPHIA
Ship Dane Webster spencer. London r. =. Morgan Son
Ship Philotrsxs Sorw Peterson, Cadz lunch Meinehe
Wendt.
shp w. + sorer Bryant. Liverpool C. II. Marshall Co
Bark Golden Fleece (br Rhodes Barbados IL Ifo"ondf~s
Sons ~, n-,-...
Bsah Bago Otal) Guslalno Bristol, Lawrence Giles L Co.
Bari Eliza Bsr.s lBr.l Firth, Bermuds }. Nutaryey
AeIands DAM, Nefd9u, ST.
wick Ga. Roche Br0s. 'tohey.
Brig Sksworth (Br d Cbrish9p. Dublin Boyd Hincken.
Brig Maitland fBrl Thrift, Ciyta Necchie q. b. Bailey,
Bre Ivenhoe (Brl Stockton Bermuda, Miller Hoaghton
Brig William aud Jane tB Llyneed London BOYD hnesen-
Brs Olivia lIIamh.l MoleT Wilmington q. II Milngton.
Brg Lily OBJ. Eysns Gloucester McIuly Msrsh
Brig Independence tbrl. McNte Cow Bay. b. b. smO Co.
schr sallla Foster Charleston Bentley smith Co.
w IA H4sken. Oav~stoD Murray, Ferris Co.
John Sandefson, Carroll, Lingan. H. J. beNof Co.
Marsha Wauk River, Bearycrai Co
Schr. CYRUS Fossett Hodgdon, Portland q. h Hatch
Pioneer OBI. Foster HALIFAX, u. X. DEVON Co.
Schr. Rollins, Wen. Eizah.thp0rt.
Schr America X. yuods Bristol r. J., Geo n Stranahsn
Schr. C. Dupay. Richmond, Van brunt sAshf
schr. Madison Holmes lfr.snd wilmington ~ u Iboms
schI syb Pende,on wsrsham New Haven, }. w Mckee
schr j. y Seymour Basepo Racket TookeI TayIo'
Schr Emerald Sinclair Bcgepor. Racket 1ookerA Sof
Sleep Caroline Ross Providence Racket IookeI Taylor
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Arrived.

Steamship tBr Lewis Liverpool Jane ~ snd
53l TO the NstoDa steam
Nsyigaton co. = o.
town mn, 20th with nlde and s65 pas 10 z. Cunard -
Steamship Cassie Tear Dean, WI minson, C ~ hons WIN
uldse. and pass. TO {. H. Pierson. ~
Missouri Savannah y hours With mdss ard
pass Allen June of Hsers passed steamship Fan
Salvador. bound = ~ -, III, -,
Steamship Hunter Rodsers Wlmngion " c. days With naval
stores I'd pass 10 c. H. fierson a, IL.
Bark Z fAgstD Oslov1ch LeghoFn Aprh 70 WIN
marble. rags. &C., 10 W. lam }. Pate . ,,,..
Carver.
10 W. r. Schmidt q Go.
Bg foi Liverpool 81 Day Orab Island ~ aey WIN
sugar &C. to George wbeei~Hght .
Brig Edith lHr Rio Jsneo 20 days with coffee and ios--
wood 10 j. l. Phpps Co. a. "a -
SchT Elizabeth If Dby " Lent Point anPe're 70 days,
with haysr Sargent e IN port onss ree~
wing and High snd Nancy Tor new FORK jane ~ IL.
Bride of Wport Iergn- Eeuthere W dass wa
M 70 Joseph Fneas a. 10 lat a "a long 70 - pose BAH
Annie Aimba!, from Mobile FOR Europe. $500
Rosa- tcf Nsau Hal, teEboT lsans II oays VIII" i
janet Douglas.
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rron rnR RFp RIvER CouXrRY. -pr. Scbnlt.

FROM THs RED RIVER CoUSTRY.-Dr Schultz,
editor OF TA Nor Bssi published at Fort Gesry. recently
arrived raul he reports that thousand carts
laden with worth Of fGr their to ST.
Paul This exclusive Of those sold by the Hudson
Boy Company Nealy eli the carts viii stop this al
Big Lake present terminus Of the Pacific Rsr0sd Sey-
ero friendly parties Of Sioux Indians bad visited the Red
settlements The cate disease is reported 10 be in
fcctne the buo the plains many apimas being ound
dead without any external marks Of other death
than disease IL feared that this disease may spresd into
the cattle herds Of Moaesot'. The gold mines sssksch-
evan being satisfactorily worked.
TAe 81 Paul Poas'r 10 noting this arrival fom the Red
River country irreverently adds.
b, The way. Mr. Newton does not believe wc bsys
raised forty eight bushels OF wheat 90 the Minnesota
take infinite pleasure IN telling him and his
statistical clerk who gets up the monthly report that s,tv
bushels OF Spring. wheat bn Ordinary yield Red River
Settlement and On the Mckenzie River the Weld Of barley
exceeds Gny other section Of county TIE world Nv looking
at the map he will ind Red River settlement sOD mes
north ct 81 Paul and Fort Stephens Mckenzie Ki,e, N
far beyond Red River"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-04
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-SPEcLaL TERk-,JuLr a.
Before Judge BRADi.

THE EXCISE LAW AND Tiif L'QiOh DbhbbhS
At the opening OF the Court, Mr.. StallDecht made
application behalf Il varaus parties for injsncon
against Board OF Excise On the request being made to
him. Judge Brady said regret much the necessity
which for these nnnconsa necessity however o.
cssoned of Board of Excise 70 en-
force ~ which has been declared BY Judge Cardoso after
deiibeian be unconstitutional The Court posses
the 10 do what has been done N refeeacs 70
thai law as ie supreme Court though decision by
OF It's Judges that OF the whole C"urf yet that decoe
unt upon FIRE all the Judges Bittioe -
General is tie Of the Cosr, whatever may be Toe
opinion OF the Other Judges formed whoa. hearing the argo-
upon TIE question presented The deeision v more
binding upon the Board OF Excise who court OF
but who acting such and the power Of
versng effect the Judgment of Of competent jus
dico They still under the law which has been declared
void compel the threatened with process n
his protection BY injunction.
This Of Conduct II not calculated TO teach obedience
Judicial authority and lead to spiril Of nsuDordpa
which the Board Of Excise regret intend
disrespect by these remarks acquainted with some
OF gentlemen composing the Board whom regard my
onds commend the spri with which they have
the decision OF Jadge Csrio ard the attitude cfds
respect II not defiance which they have assumed"
The Judge granted the irjancti0ns.
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11ort- iUarocn's Notirc.
LAw.INrELLaGENCE.

SUPREME COURT-CRcUTr-JULY before Justice
BARNARD
The CHIIsTY WILL CAsE-THB DEFENDANTS MAKE Dr.
PAULT--vgRDICT on ALL TIE ISSUES PoR TIN
PLAINTIFFS
Hsrrot T. Chrsy al agt. Paris G. Clark and Others
This case was adjourned over from Friday, tho
extending for the purpose OF hearing IT, Do
call the the defendants made default on which the
TO Edwin r. Chrsv his want Of capacity to make sB AZ
the viii by the defendants and the e1stence
of issue by the marriage. .
The ssGes down be tried az this Circuit were whether
Harriet T. Christy married to y Chrsy IN the year
lsg6 Whether Elwn b. and VIM A. Christy we're the law
m issue OF that marriage which issues the jury answer
yes" Whether T. T. Chsty made the writing offered a.
his last will bv the defendants potent TO
cute il TO which they No and lastly whether the
paper executed through undue Influence To
which they Yes The Court then adjourned for The
term.
Edvin and Il. J. Blankman for plaintiffs
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Passeugcr- Arrived.

FROM LIVERPOOL AND oUEENsTowN-in steamship Perm
svsni,R.v o. r. Hitler wife. Rev w. H. Bradshaw Rev
n Cahonn Mss Calhoun Charles Calhoun Mr. Conoly John j.
ME- smith and infant MA Murphy and y'
Mrs George Erie ard 5e5 in the Storage
FROM sAvANNAHTn steamship viEgo-Mi,s CsTy Miss Few
10, NJ Fove, Mis- Burse Miss ONei. W. ?. Russell Miss
Welsh T. MoDonsd w Mitchell Mrs s,nr,evant Ms s,one
Mater stone Ms Hsvelock Ir Holmes hrs Hones Mise %
Cossove Mrs Mccarthy Miss Mcyoy Mise Mitchell Mics Lehman
D. d. Donohue Miss Havelock +. NJ Blount n Arg9s X Cans.
N.s Hanson Misc Henry. H. Goodwin l. '" "lthef s' -
Usgood, Miss Lizzie Osgood. George A. Reed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-04

Juns 70 in lat 81 o. long 10 49, steamship City Of London oo'nd
Rss. -. GU, 81 49, y
Lone ~ In al - - oug ~ steamship Pefsis bound
June T. long - H. steamship Denmark oo1pd n N,
June 80 ~ o. - % British ship Airry Lyon ooeo ~.
July In lat Is % steamship hnpie io. "ini1s
ton C. bound days tine, bark UnoD from fof's
JoV in lat 81 &c. long IS g. brig Lydia H. Cole from Cuba os
N.wYork, 20 DAYS out
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Edwin and B. J. Blankman for plaintiffs
CHANBERs-IUIY before Justice INGRABAh.
nECISIONS

Emily A. Tarrant agt Charles +. Tarrant~-Re-
port OF Referee confirmed and judgment Of divorce granted
custody of Child awarded 10 plaintiff.
Hnda NJ Otiwel AIT. VIM Ottiwel.-Report OF Referee
confirmed aud judgment OF divorce granted.
Ehza NJ Halt Alex s. halt Francis Vinton agt Char
lotte A. Wyms.-References ordered.
Edward Hen al agt Josephine Hen ct al-MeDorands
for counsel $50
Elizabeth sg James H. Jonss-Allowancs granted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-04
6be Curt.

TTNION COURSE, Long Island-TR0rTING-.
u GREAT HOLIDAY ENTERTAINMENT; on WEDNESDAY.
Juy Pure Of 81 eco nil, beats ee tnr,e ~ h , 70
Nfae.'s b. Psne, Owners BIZ General Butter csr es'e
II so and the Fol and !"
buTgh Ferries every minutes daring the day f ~ C9g'. dree
prnnrie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-04
Certnres ano 4leetinas.

GENERAL SOCIETY of MECHANICS and
" TRADEsMEN City Of Yok1he REGULAR meeting
Of the society will Mechanics Hail. AZ Broadway
THIS "wednesday EyENlNG a. O'clock
WILLIAM VAN NORDFN, Secretary
VNHE HONORARY, ASSOCIATE and REGULAR
i MEMBERS Of tie "CLIONlAN" and "PHRENOCOsMlAN"
4 The College 4 the City 4 New York req e'fa 10
debate said Societies DodwoT1b iA
THURSDAY EVENING Jn y Sch, ut q o'clock
subest q Debate ed opening the meeting
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-04

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sets........7s33 Moon Rises II ~
HIOH wArsa
Sandy Hook ia Gov. land. SO Hell 0ste'''1H
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Orrcr Rolnp Q, corx.so,Ea. METroTOLITAs FrE bE.

CEQox Aourpucr DYI ,ErsESr wv DIX IN -
ITO FOUNDERS.-SEALED fkOIoSALo
will b. received ia. ace Rotund C ia 81 INV.
oeock ofTHURsDAY. the l1h day Of JOY i''' '' ~ P
& vstef pip~s. W.; a.n.,.,
$3.50 fr,t Of cat waerpipe. inches i1rn. anesi
~ o n a., iron inches internal d meier
100 fr.t Of waterppe 4inees internal diameter
a. tun. branch pipes and oihsr SPECIAL castings
b. offered aud VII be received iof ~ fneh
pipe or of the aud tinoh pipe Tor the special castings pat
uet for the whole ofthe oineh pipe or iof the
whole pipe for the whole the special castings
BE- indoIeA Proposal Tor Cs Iron wafer
Pp and Special Csng together with the nam" Of the bidder and
Offering
The ano ant Of seoury quired ~ b. thousand donsr
o. bids be had application Of
this Office. ... u....,,..,. -.
THOMAS STEPHENS. } Croton
ROBERT l.. DkRRACH,f Aqnetuet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-04

FEW BOARDERS can be accommodated at
" OAK UnJ, - MfSARY during the vacation. Commencing
Inv "a 1906 ADDE'S Mrs. 5 +. W. AI"AIEk "est Haven
Conn.
GUNNER RESORT RIPLEY FEMALE COL
- rFfF omen f,r hosrle-s uni IS Accommodation
- Il rrr. m, derae few ROOMS yet uuengsged Address
the Res. J. NEWMAN. y. D.. fouti ey. ".
CEASIDE. WATCH HILL, WESTERLY, X. J.,
- three miles East Of stonnetoR Conn.
"PLiMFION HOUSE"
Frt ssason House New Furniture FrtClsss Accom-
pcdsiions open from middle Of June to October J.
Watch Hin Point sailing fishing md sur bath
ing surpassed the whole coast L. accessible by Ne"
and boat and railroads ro
Line Raj road Steamer and IL boats
of Stoningtou. for Watch til. Adde'S
A. ;. PLIMPTON i Co, Westerly. r. J., unit July
After July J. Post On-c address stornrtou, Conn
s7l1sos House. LoNG BRANCH June 25
FINHE STETSON HOUSE Is now open Tor the ac-
commodston guests Room be secured Application At
the New Yok By Telegraph litter to Long Branch
& A. STE1SON il. CO.
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90 Eel.

AT No 75s THIRD-AVE.-TO LET, No. 40 Wash
N iog,obsqusIe hrscsss BOARDING HOUSE all improve
House open Also HOUSES Seventy eghtlsL BET
Second and Third aves. JAMES ROWE
CTEAM POWER-ROOMS with STEAM POWER
AJ e Apply uremie No. 32 tirstsve Of PTON j.
yI,O LET-Furnished ROOMS, Gas and Bath,
with wihog; Board Apply at No. lo7 PinespPesL,
Brooklyn
ITO RENI-At New Rochelle for two or three
months FURNISHED HOUSE within i've minutes. wall Of
the Depo. Inquire e. No. 20 NslLsi. Bs,enebt Office.
mo RFNT--To one or TWO gentlemen, large
FURNISHED ROOM, al shngtOn Heish fronting 81
ASofess K T.
a.. Tribune Ohce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-04
6otele.

Doiels.
'THE SEORK HOTEL,
Il OLD SQUARE, BIRMINGHAM.
ENGLAND. - .
Families end Gentlemen visiting bIninsham will ind TINS os
dssirahv located Ia tie ccnte Of te
town. additions lately made WIN private en-
and al the comforts Of quiet home insured TO visitors IA
this where every attention. combined WIN reason
able csres guaranteed continuance q ne support 10
BENJAMlN sCRlVEN. Proprietor
'I,HE HAMMONAsSETT HOUSE, Madison Conn
ready Ssmmer snesis' j. LEADING aiireet are
Splendid bathing grounds me dSes
good fishing boating, &c. A few good rooms not srn
h. L. PARKER. Proprietor
VYTINDERMERE HOUSE, GREENWOODLAhE
w ORANGE COUNTY " N.-Tbr ProTiieiors having lnr-
chased rented furnished Ills houfe hs,e one q o isn e.
aud sin Ia rer.on Fine hshing boating etc tra-es nee re
trains ieivnl NewYort at 10 O. ~ via - hsoa1 81 Monfo''
daily SATURDAY. when they A oct le at tran
For further rrular. adde's ~ r BROWNING Co. Monroe
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Boaro ano Rooms.

A SUMNER BOARDING. -Frst-class ROOMS
III hyeuc BOARD with immunity from cholera can be So
cured The Tukish bsfh Essblhfnen No Is Columbia a.,
5roOt yn Rights. minutes walk rom ufon Ferry
FURNISHED BEDROOMS and PARLORs to
RENT Prices pr eek upward eisahoaood pleas
References required No 20Me'' Eleventh
st. rear Broadway.
WANIED--By a geutlemas and vile, nlsl-class
w BOARD and good suite o. Rooms the second hoor
must have u ie nooep imroSenen location oei"ssn foah
and Seventeenth Of Broadway Brooklyn Height
having with boader wal ind
opponuuy Pes o. reference, gwen and required Al
dress Boz No. 1873 New-i OK Pos.Ohce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-04
Gituatlors fDanico-fcmalcs.

A NIrMBER of well recommended German Girls
" want .ITUATIONs to do general HOUSEWORk &c, al MT@
LOVES German institute No " stantou near the bo"ery
YNrANTED--Bg Young Woman (Colored) from
w the West Indies a siuaon resp"ctable ienil' a.
CIULDS NURSE DO pu sewingi give good t ene
Aptly u Room No. ?. relr fNo 2i9 fizabeii-s
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gneirnltiotL-

4 WELL EDUCATED young lady, from Paris,
experience would like ent with
Gfniy GOVEKNEss TEACH r. FOR the sumner Of longer
She would have objection with young lacy either
capacity Re exchanged. Adde'S Me NJ ~ o. care Of
Messr- DUkAND1 RFFLARD No ~ Nesey -. Ne~-loih.
BORT EDWARD COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
urrar. Young ien for college for business and gives
choice three study ladies FAN Aug $3.50
twelfth annual catalogue, the hoV W
sEPH =. KING b. D.. Fort Edward ~ y
EEMALE COLLEGE, BORDENTOWN, n. j.
pleasant and healthy locations the country
vacation FOR terms Sc
sdi, ess the Rev. JOHN II. BRAkELEi President
MISS A. VAN WAGENEN's BOARDING and
wi DAY SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES' at
No. 3 East TLirty-sev enthst.,
WIN reopen on THURSDAY September ~ Address as above
during the vacation
NOTICE To TEACHERS-Thos who are ex-
~ pectug represented for positions by American school
should APpLICA1ION FORM Demand for
,aod Ie.ch. for Auoun applications
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ITH OF JULY EXCURSION to NEWBURGH.-
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1nsuranre Companies.

Ofncs Howard INSURANCE. Co.,
NEW ORR. July 2. 1866
At A MEETING Of the Board Of Directors OF this
~ Company the 27th Of June henry A. OALtf esq
elected Director and Nce fredef o. Toe oyagany.
SAMUEL T. sKiDMORE. President.
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No. lu2 BKoADwAf.b
CUSTOMERS OF this COMPANY entitled 10
" CERTIFICATES OF PROFITS" Tor the 1874, are To-
syod ~ 81, fsrfritnr. u. II. LAMrORI. See o.ry.
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In rolls ready for application durable cheap and easily applied
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Summer Retire ais.

COUNTRY ROARD-Three large, pleasant rooms
~ aud suae will board ins private family the Pow
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Il INDEMAN q SONS
PATENT CYCLOID PIANO.FORTES

Were awarded At the ste air ofihe American Institute
FIRsIPREMIUM GOLD MEDAL.
NOVELTY SUPERIORITY AND EXCELLENCE.
similar rstonss arded tA-o Unequsisd inslm-n'
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Competition. y bWaran,ed of III
yeas No. = lie hoy bisscs-f Que docs
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