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Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-01-12

CiRcuIr AND CRIMINAL CouRr.-His Honor, Judge
Campbell, has been holding court, in this place,
since Monday last A great many judgements
have been taken, The criminal docket was taken
up yesterday evening The court will probably
last all of next week.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-01-12

nA- Major Bond, Superintendent Of the Freed
men, at this place, has issued order revokeing
the circular order Of the 9Th of December last
Read 1t in another column.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-01-12

Positive N0tlce.--All persons indebted to the
Arm of NsBLrrr GRANT, before the war; are res
pectfuly, but positively, notified that unless they
come forward In short time and make settlement,
they will find their accounts in the hands Of an
officer.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-01-12

~ Read "Bill APPS" letter to John Happy"
on the first page, and hold yourselves In readiness
for his letter to his Constituents, which we shall
publish In our next ISSUE
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-01-12

CORRECTION. a Misrepresentation, We sta
led, LIST week, that Mr. Daniel Gold was joint
purchaser of the Gal!ego Mills. We correct the
error BY stating that Mr. Dave is the sole purchas
or and proprietor of said property, and we hope he
will make it profitable to himself and the public.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-01-12

ARRIVAL AND DsrARrUE OF TRAN-The Rail.
road Train leaves the Depot for State Line, at 7
o'clock, A. NJ; returns $50, A. NJ Leaves in the
evening at 800, and returns at clio, Pm.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-01-12

e1-See advertisement of E. s Bringhurst l. Co.,
practical Carriage Makers. They have Carriages
and Buggies, Of the best make and finish, for sale,
at their wareroom in Brockman l. Porters build
ing Franklin street Repairing of all kinds done
Ut their old stand near the Market House.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-01-12
TO the People OF Tennessee and Kentuck,

Having bought the large stock Of Hardware from
Brown Co., this added to my present stock, with
a fresh importation of every description of Hard.
ware, by ED. TURNKEY, makes my assortment
very large and complete. Ny stock of Flows
Clover Seed, Woodwork for Wagons and Bugg,ss
Plowhnndes, Looking Glasses, Pumps, Chains, &c.
meut ETC.. is ample, and | ask buyers to give me
CALL as will srll my articles at reasonable profits
E0-Kentucky money taken At par.
Sign Of tho Big G"n, Franklin st., Clsrksviils.
B. q. KEESEE.
Jan -, l5js-4t
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-01-12

MA. We have no space for an account Of the
FIRE in Nashville, on the west side Of the Square,
which occurred on the 9th inst. The loss estima-
ted at 100000 c. R. Moorss persisted in the
flames
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-01-12
$4,000 Reward -!

THE above reward is offered for the apprehension.
i and delivery to the Jail in Hopkinsville, Chris
tian County. KY, of SAMUEL HOPKINS, for the
murder of Mr.. Frank W. Buckner, at Oak Grove,
in the aforesaid State and County, sometime in Au-
gust, 1864. Hopkins is about FIVE feet eight OIL
nine inches high, light hair and ford complexion
and little inclined to corpuency and is abont 81 OIL
rs years Of age.
S. G.. BUCKNER,
VT. BUcKNER.
nec If as ~
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-01-12

~J. r. Franklin has opened Tailor Shop
10 the back room under the Chronicle Office, where
parties wishing outfits cut and made, in good style
at short notice, can be accommodated. Give him
a call.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-01-12
G E d R ON,

which Is the basis of the Bttcrs now offered tc
the public That honor belongs to the native in.
babitants Of Central America, to whom its virtue.
have been known for more than two hundred
years. Ar,ned with it. the Indian bids defiance tt
the most deadly malaria, and handles without feal
the most venomous serpents. II is belief witt
them that while there is breath LEFT in the body The
Cedron is potent to cure, no matter what the dis
ease may be.
While DR.. Bull is not prepared to endorse thi.
extravagant pretension he is nevertheless satisfied
from thorough examination of the evidence rela
ting to its virtues, that as remedy and preventive
from all diseases arising from exposure, either Il
changes Of weather add climate, or to the mias
matte influence, it stands
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-01-12

DIVINE SEavics---Rev. A. D. Sears has been
preaching in the Baptist Church in this place
every night during the week, and viii probably
continue during next week. The public generally
are invited TO attend.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-01-12

TO Advertisers.--All advertisements to b
inserted in the Chronicle for less time than 81,
months must be paid for when handed in.
Job Work must be paid for when delivered.
n. These rules will be strictly adhered To.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-01-12
FOR RENT.

THE ROOM FORMERLY OCCUPIED AS A
Post Office, on the west side of the Public
Square, is for rent for the present year. Apply 70
D. n. Kennedy or Thos NeCuocb.
Jan. ., '66-u q. J. McCAULES.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-01-12
WITHOUT A RIVAL,

justly deserves the reputation It has so long en-
Joy ed in Central Ame,ica and the West Indies
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-01-12

IN RETIRING FROM BUSINESS CHEER
L fully recommend 70 my friends, my successors,
Messrs COULTER 4 HILLMAN. They are re-
liable gentlemen, good Merchants, and feel as
sured will do their utmost to please you, and make
it to your interest to trade with them.
Mr.. r. II. PICKERING remains in the house.
Very Respectfully,
Z. II. WILLIAMS.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-01-12
Matrimonial Advertisement.

go RIM vISAGED WAR HATH SNOOTHHD
u his wrinked 'front.'" and many a face once
scanned the lines Of care, for the dread re-
suits of impending battle, ar now found
But smiles avail not, without the aid Of an
Elegant Adornment Of the Person,
which you con obtain at the NEW
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-01-12
10 MY FRIENDS.

10 MY FRIENDS.
Mr.. Williams having sold bis stock to Messrs.
COULTER b HILLMAN, I will remain with
them, aud trust you will do me the favor to con-
tuue trading with me. Our Stock OF Goods is I'M
surpassed, and you shall have ."our goods cheaper
than ever, Very respectfully,
Z. H. PICKERING.
CtsIksrilis, Tenn, Jar, s, 's6n
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-01-12

TN. undersigned have purchased Of ". >.
| l. Castuer his stock Of
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-01-12

NN NrDLElI naS elIBuBeu MS setVIces
to KLEEMAN & cO'S, NEW CLOTHING ES-.
TABLISHMENT, just opened at Mathis Old
Stand, on Franklin Street. and being entrusted
with the entire supcrintendence of the business,
soicits the patronage Of his friends and the public
generally as personal favor.
n. B. Their stand above the National Hotel,
will also be kept open by them with full assort-
ment of CLOTHING. GNov. 3;'G5-6m
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-01-12

No. Mr. GEO. W. RICE is salesman for this
house, and will be pleased TO have his numerous
friends and acquaintnnces TO call and examine our
stock before purchasing.
Oct. 20, l65-G
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Dec, IS. 'es A.
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Arrived.

s.sm. City Of Boston, Brooks rp1, June - T'd ou-n''
~ Oru,rs Head passed steamship CRY Of Cer' 2i' n
% He "a 4 Te'aar passed 's,n'sip Sy Of r: bound 10
10 - % iona % - Hophofus bound 2 $3.50 n a. ' % 80
July p 2s mite o'o Saudy ioak sa~ 'trAaai? Cas- OF
~. .n inayu ,Grrn,, N-unlbrr Bren-n Jane 7h, ii.
son's 5'oa wh nd. and SO pa. to o're' Co. Had
passed eiFs sze MoTos q -, JGAn' y r. belea .S ~
b. GarS sererto bound h. Day, t ~ ~ long - q
~ ony Sq steamship scmrrse bound T. 18Th l.,
oi 'u- - - steamship CAV = pabn from vrsoo. of New
lvrk July lat 20 lG. 'cas a. steamship Western Metropolis
stea,hip al, IFS b r,nhe, Hambus Jun. L. with t.r.
conpsay with s,smshp Merrinsc rom Bremen f)r New fo
DAY is' g. Ics sts,,p Palmyra bound Juy It, %
Se bi5 be mack Van sce Bremen Juns I and sou,h,mp
ton IG,.' win ard ilS pas" 10 Ru:et bfo,.
s.ip ss..os, King. Richmond ,ai Norfolk with md,..
s1.lr A6ea,I, Boarns Richmond aad Norfolk with d.,
-, uhp Monsk. Msnman Charleston June 90 ad.. and
s,e.hi vsy oy snydsr Richmond and Norfolk hours.
s,eonhS Hunter 4 dsyr minson. C.. d,y. with
Com ,.".ss Inlet VIII SI.e aud pass. to C. Good.p-ed
Steamship lac1awanla Parrish Virginia % hours with potatoes 10
SIP a. o;, Wiley san Frauci.co III day., with md- Nm.
Ss no r s., p ss ho to- 1 ay ,v S a ss
W., Ter 'ircasaoai tlir p,'sge 30
ns. . oder Passed Gaze Good HOP. Rot 81 ar 70 s
- o. Ions % 20 spoke bark joseph Hydr io feiusbuco f'r
t-. gorA ont
raa Bidjie. Belize. Hond with rnd.e. to-sh
I.rousr Meyers Hicks
A. Aabo June n. lat ~ ,pos, bnl Nm.
H. Tawno1d from sasui for Portland Ii brs Llsa' IN
N,wiarr TO- days; bris, Nellie Austin do do L. J. owen sophia
ana 10 iic, jssi arrived.
D Dcieseu Hsfir Nelson Nrroyo p H. n Day. with
eirto T. Whitney q. Lett bag {. n krunrdy, Clark 10
se~York
R. Sy.cy 81, Tyne mouth Goi.mo',,y Bermuda d'y'' wiki
pradues - Mid '~om Co
P. Rr TT ii,'lini 81 Allen p. r., &c Jsvs
win mol 10 p Whtn~v 90. Lrf In port brig Eugene. tor
New 1rk Ju.e 2.
brig Cr., icnborn sasua 10 days, with v King
Go.
sefr s., home, Ven Hrp, Moh~ II witt -
D. lar at Janr - a. fog. POKE LA fJ.,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-03

N.wYok orie,u, Jun. p, August Koher ssed n d.
NewYork eysiprss the head aud buried
Maid Cnse NewUreaDs 20 days. with timber Is
master. IL o0uud 10 New Haven.
schr r. r. Pecker Bre Cedar Keys Fla, IS days with timber
to master June IS lat o. long "a 90 spoke seh Winged PACED
twla.ell, two months out, clean. M,
schr julia Baker - 6.orgei2wn Me , btsei hene1 ~ rs
win james Dous. Lsh Ia Tor, sehf Resale 10 Ns~-
YORK day 49,. -, .. -, IA, -.
toes. &C., @ d. z. DeNof Co.
scr C. Pendeton Church. Savanna days. with timber ke 70
order s..-
sfr L. Fulton Br Mcleod Gace Bay "a days with cool to 4
sci Phoebe Morrow Baracoa "a days with tsi, tc to Is
seir Gilbert Beu (Br Howard wudso with plaster is D. n
Deyyoi Co.
Ann T. Lewis, --, New London.
sehr Fs.teru Belle. Haley Bangor t1r fL.ade'phis
Scnr : Rra.uoi. Buel Portland g.
sfIr - A. airoaer, Wilson, Houd1ut f'r FaHtncHeI
erhr John Henry BOYD. Ront0nt ior bildfefort
Srir J. s.. Terry. smith, Pond .ut fJr heH Bedford
Sclr ID. Dasiis.n Ketcla.n, Rondolt f1r Hrvporf.
Srbr Story Emily peli.elou, Eizllefaf orr lef en-
.chr A. Il. Terry. lirrsfy. Albany i,r New Bedford
srar & a.m1-. 81 l D, Rlcal.rt
Sthr. Union Avtfi. iiocs and.
scl. Mcsse. zer Hold 70. hocsllnd.
Scir James falet N.r.erson, Providence
srtr fa..fc. hnl.er Providence.
Self +. H. Llk, Burnett, sew Haven
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SKIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or NEW YOGK.......JrLr ?.
Cieaped.

Steamship Horace L. Francis New Hhvel " Brisr' Co.
Amshtr Sherwood. Portland H. h iu"c Co.
Ship Lisbon ldls. Now Orleans, " IL. brigham.
sni, ~ bi- fr.n Whiting ST. Joans n n, G. Luinf Co.
Rssk ioarv. "a 10 I'd Ghmorr TURKS l-,rl Was. tirvrr
BARK pln.Louc lbE iruvs Penarth Roads 1r oFdf' booi
Co.
Eafs su,,n re (3rl Buafrd. Brd,eport G ..
tsr. L-cpcjiue Fnc& rd, WaacAc. syrr funct Nencke
Womb -
B,s sarh ass Brh Mathews Demorsra via Wilmington y c.
u 3rTei NlsI
In : Louis lBr) Doe Bsngo MrCol Firth.
Bis Paaa, (laub SchweIrd, Rio Jaucro frnch Nsncse
4 Mcndt.
Br'r Kuy Fisher Ashford. Boston Brett. Son Go.
hr,g A. 3. Cook. small, Port Royal, J. ~ biKby Go.
Sc,-. amanda Powers, Buloek. s. joan. W. O. Nr'rl'
schr W.rrr. Sinitn Charleston. y J. Mc1rraiy Co
scir Dob BfL Abury, HAgbor Island. J. Dousrss
SehT. Matthias, Ba OcS. bTsEos. J. A. WooGsoi-r.
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pas.encers Arrived.

FKOM BREMEN AND sOUrHAMPTON-In steamship Bremen
49, rnann H. ilrles f. Mayer g. Weers rd fnl g, o. se1u-
bc,s frey, r. Bum :aft,n r. u lasr IT, j. i~f End r.
itsrrmact-9. b. {. h.aItr Geo Eart IT, fi'-,
W j. Bpuury C. Psoa. " T. Walker. r.. itch b. sirh'rI
Cs Ava. J. W. ig..eablck VT tnp eli a. IN aud rrssu 80
lai4 Drfr Donn,nfifh. F. -cnle. =. Hos.n elm Jl' 10
Flk 1hrree rfaucse CathaIine trsncA hoeoL l. Hps'
O' Theodore Schhel,r uli ti u strrTa.-
PROM tH ARLEsTONln steamship M1neks-Alr. A. ; John
son ana children Mo J. Hison, Mrs T. Ieluy BIZ. j. Howe
4. saysle ani children, three M-.~ ndd hs ~
Hd Ne.sg AiiIhan Kiug Lesyy, Drew. Sfhscke Ohren,
Nm Zoh D,ruy Fi,iery Has.r k-tnele. harfi Beuis
Dayid,la Blcsusu cfAn, Mcdowell Gy ad Gliding, Mss j.
Murphy ,frs Madden llf. Gitin.s ar b. -tr'fszr
tROM ARROYO, Z. Rim brig Dropei-Wm TITUS. y I.
urhc. aud L. Ortls.
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Disasters.

The Frcn-e OF Brookhaven IRWIN Rsn'oo' ~ PfoFS
dtf through ilrl Cate ycrril - ~ -
a,. Point, shocking hole in Ter oo' 'i' Ao
hey f4. e water 49, ., a.. .,-..... q
Ilo Trse Wind from New orA fr Me.i-'o', 70
into Fortress Monroe 29h short y COAL f"' 't"Nf '' ~ '
into DcltRal. pr..tW teff rrrpal- =. - ,.t.--
ME- ,t,anur fohonos. fou Nimngon NJ ~ 'sImof.
y,. q, m m m oil NIIushby Poi' 4lh snort y 600. ana ~
bon daulgei toyed to forin M'nf'e vice. BOG VIZ
lie BIZ 1lc yler furl Pennington from 81 Na ~ "a
ruia sg--s,a q Little iugua, D." l li -e' VIVA
lAe agt-.u ild srised a. 20 llo tas i't- mes
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Apa25. m $50 s. loas. IO2ow Zip Hirhon hos Son INV
cisco ~ swansea. .-.,-.-
lor Boston. DID,. -.
juno D. h Il IS g. lors. c3 20 " bril- Eur'.e. bound g.
Jua. i. u s. lon- a ~ ship Free I4.e from San fsnrS'
e. Boston.
Iaas 3D. seLr JOS Warren NerO-ean, f.r Boston.
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furniture.

bedroom ENAMELED FURNITURE of war
rnted manufacture Also solid Chestnut and Walnut Chamber
Sri,es plain and ornamental. H. y. FAKRIkGIONS. No Sbs
Cansl.t. opposite Wooster Es'sbh'hsd S0
DEFRIGERATORS-At X. d j. MOWBRAY's
III No % Vescy opposite Washington Market Bn;as piien
Slate ara Excelsior Rersiors ice-st-r Pitchers Water Cooler,
IcCresm tIeczrrs G ard Kerosene Stoves Britannia Ware OrO
GERS articles Stoves Ranges and House Furnishing Goods
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DECISIONS.
1 NEW PENSION LAW has just been ra'sed giving ~
creased pensions a have o, both both hands both
the total them II also gives
pensions pendent fathers brole un4 oiher ON nos
prepared with Suitable bans 90 make immei" apc
lion any Of tie above pensions Toe whose penaoi, t ~
creased app Aiy viii be- hr Zee tr
NSION LAW. y. B.-ffsr TO
Sinclair leg. Publisher Of tie New ora ioun Accurate coAri
o. he NEW PENSION LAW for s4le 81 lsc. Each.
CHARLES NEITLkrON, No lil broadvay, Nrw-fofk.
ITO CORPORATIONS, CONTRACTORS &c
large stock Of imported Scotch Nfrf@d Soueware Sewer
Pipes Branches &C. iron u 20 N inches camrie also CHIMNEY
Tops Malt Green-iiou oven aud Flooring Tile
Bath BfcE and SourBige tirr k constantly on han
Also Of Drain Pipes to u inches daueer
Agricultural Dram Tie. &C., Sc.
EDWARD II. QUINN. Long ILand Pottery,
Depot. No. 28l Pearl A., New-iork
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che Curt

JTNION COURSE, Long Island-TROTTlNG-
Y GEEAT HOLIDAY ENrERrAINNENr on WEDNESDAY, Isl,
WAGES. u r'es n. blonde. H. WeodFnrs n isdy Lnms
b Owners hk General tter "a. leave
Frr e.,s an andis so ~ th~ Fulton and lam.
WILLIAM SHAW.
IfotriutJr
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Glarble NllnieIs.

MARBLE MtNTELS.-The best place in the city
vi ~ purchase ARBLF MiNTELs Of tHe afct aels 4 yff
prices a. kLAbERS Marble Noftf so t I-.t i.
Jisvr. y y Mali-i Tui up in tn~ country 'nl'n '
1IARBLEIZED SLATE MANIELS-Srper!or ~
w ann arsnce; durable; hl tho prr" Of rl" IT, h
STEWART COS and $40 Br1siaay bets ih -
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MINIATURE ALMANAc.
Moon Rtsrs.....io.a2
TINS DAY
Sandy Il;2e Gov. !.and.....2OJ Hell Oste..'lH
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tcc.nrce ana Alcclingo,

T,HE VETERANS of the " AR OF 1912, Of this and
III. sd-cn touutsf the Mercer Honse, corr er
q M,re Bsame-s. WEpSFsDA 'he "a day o.! July,
~ och T. niio' ebr- ttr >nr.i. y
Oh lnsrsg 'rp+ndonee. fAA W, htif "T,,i
j ~ IN rrs a., Arm DAILY, Colonel
y -Di.re- vii be provided
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Proposals.


OFFICE or Assi.TaNT Corn'Ahi-ut 'rtAi OF iN'i
4 RMY SUpPLlLs.-sE:ALlD IhOlo SA .II.S ~.
Y J,p'f-siel r be- sce.,ri by fle r i'-rel ni'I y
9eoof t.e. ANN sUBsl~IENCE slOBka 10 te le4yeca 90
Nrgo - PDRA-'iE,s Or PEyE MEss-,fde new cr,r.
n III lo,pci oli - 81 fI'.. " -. ,. - ID p,
zoe lien tler poa packed AID sle Brands aso, e kni
D..' S % be recyeia, .a, inspection yl' " a Do aTre4
.OO0 I quality ezra sopriae sou'iT S. lu'' u
Tie brand. and pac. o. nsnu rtae 70 nr .','' ~
barrels good Shipping or-ef with roun- Aoo lI heed n
% $40 ,IIOys eftse bot ouaty PURE VINEGAR made
on' Cii,r Wtssy.te ron f o,s.sn aa ni .2..
sob. ances ald o.. uuin sfn'i t"r W 'y 'l'tI '.-
TIE trT meg Z, .g' .Dr p .rie :. . e-ic-. 20
80 0G p,d. GOD bad SOAP 2, b. ma's by boiling ani only
from FOOD llsef fe tom ey, soluble other aiat.r
ton. have unp es.nt od % o. COME p H' .fr wen N''
pr cent 4 water and 10 De- well ded r' being la Ard
Tac sforef are rcgni,ti Jor tnueti'' toi.erA o..
sample. Of the Flour sop aust b. D. .se-ed viih he TO
ni-,el cow siy T,c,u, mus, be stretched e1eh pro-
qc'ai end The popo3 mn,i le .pe ' anna q, b, NIL,
Of g" responsible iine. d. .o.''.s. 80 .
- ~ ,l coa a.a t..t "a .te. oo.tr,ct 81. 10 lonls
furnished shall br ercr..rI. ~ rsc Iei'
Place Of ba.nr. and he date Of purch' IS
dnai,d .uu Dee piay marked Oh every r4Aase -" '-e'
crrtlle. Of inspection BY professional p.sr or i.s'':
other me Tcff feaihiHr % "lI Dr. rr cd i H
di,r and ilo immet' ,ely precet' ii'src oa. . 90,
rhr Met vii be- examine ui ra.'d up'n by p''e' 'm
Tb f5gf arS Soar he n..o.'et DC '- Of delivery, ana
compared with the retained .ampes by au inspect" ai ny
| this Office. wI0.e certih. lts vii bee trq lii'i
Pasm,l b. c4rTsHcy s ar 10 -fsln -f in'-'
cotrI are e,re ,te Goods without eIPea'. to the
y,s ,' 1,y pof2 ia be- ~ hn ,, li b,
iaod caF s Gfetc.rd 10 re tH- s'oa 90 '-o''''
F''-'J j" Br,ve Rr'r D,n. end 4. C. o. s..
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July 4TH - To NEW-HAVEN, the beautiful
~ City o ElUs" Continental leaves Prck zip ~
SD New Hh Tor New fork IT The Vr~ along the ene
distance ard around h.wiisv,n Boy make the TIP nnsurp.ed
18th OF JULY EXCURSION 10 NEWBURGI.-
II TIE steamer TOs. COLLYER will letvr flt Of chsnb~rI
O'Clock landing Thirty iourfhs;. f9hH.r iias.ilg
Dobbs F.rry Tan Sing Sing Haveprsw Grassy Point Coz
zeas Cold Spring Cornwall and sewbmsh Returning viii Iess
keaburgh n O'clock T..
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60 farmers ano Others.

MEDICINE FOR CATTLE, PLAGUE.--Cure
VA warranted Dr CLOCk ae Ncifnnry Surgeon. u = A.
oIceNo. rs Nobles.. Phisdelrha
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-03
Amusemertg.

WOODS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 80 cents.
w No 5l4 Broadway opposite g. Nicholas Hotel
NOVELTY AID SEASONABLE ATTRACTION
ANOTHER NEW ENrERrAlNMENL
Tyerg Evening and WEDNESDAY aud Saturday Matinee,
The young slted All charming
NORRtLL SISTERS
will appear ia the succi ssfl EnrIesqle Bur eta Of
FRA DIANOLO.
with new SONGS Dam Dnets Pas &c Dcur 6c.
rrevious 10 which the popular c9med eni...
MIR BARTON HILL,
will appear IN OxenfoTd'. ncdyo Of
BROTHER SAM"
most positively tle last week Of It's Production
EOXs OLD BOWERY THEAIER-Lessee, D.
L rector Musser q: T. FOX Ne; tANNI LssnISy
Jay TWO GRAND perform ANCES; Afternoon % 2 tven,
ga TI,UGeDAN-BINEFIr 10. e. HOWARD .ld WILLIAM
TRYOs. FRIDAY. ). SANDtORb5 Of-fA 4AOAfr.
IEOEGE CHKlSTYs MINSTRELS.
u MATINEE JULY 4 az y O'Clock.
LAST DAY Of IHF Season
ADHESION. 81 cents Children, ~ ent+
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-03
Geab ano Cofces.

TIME GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY
have selected following kods from their stock winch hey
Clubs They sd Of cargo
prces Company e them ia Ne"lo - Tic A''
OF prices VIII show.
All good. sold are warranted 70 give satlacaon
PRICE LIST.
YOUNG HYsOS soc Doc, 81. 81 10 best - q per pound
GREEN TEAS. 0e, soc, -, = 3D. best ~ 20 per pound
MINED Zoe best Z per pound
JAPAN 81 Al TO- best : Is Per pond
OOJON0 zoe 8Jc 90c. best 81 per pound.
IMPERiA al, and GUNPOWDER, best 81 = Per pound
TNGLSH BREAKFAST, 8oc 9c 81, sl 10, best 81 per
pound
For Other particular. former editions of this psp'rl
n BAN towns vlse manufactures where sse nnrnoe
a men engaged together can reduce the cost Of
eir Teas snd Coffee about onethrd sending directly 70 tie
GREAT A AMERICAN TEA COMPANY,
Nos. 81 and 80 Vessy.st corner Of Church,
Post-O Office Box No. 5Gf1 Sew.fOrk City
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-03
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE-JUlf
Before Commissioner OSBORN.
rue ExrRAmroy TREATY WITH GRRArBRTrAIS.

rHE EXTRACTION TREATY WITH GREAT BRITAIN.
Ia We the Extradition q Frank Allen.
Iheaccused was charged with having made an asssns
vita intent 10 Kill nsie OF The William Penn, an Ergss
vessel on the g ILe prisoner was arrested On eosrc
tho vessel by tie police and brought becFe the Commissionss
for aditon uudcT the treaty.
r Mash prisoner took the ground that the prisoner
lad neither sought avgm except by force been foen9
hsr. and that n er fre the trrat, dill M" apply.
Tue Gee v D. s,jJItaed unti todar. al ~ q. ni
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-03
Go iCbom II man Concern.

RNY AND NAVY PLNSIONS.-We are making
"A rilcstons uuie the lew iof TENSIONS Allowance
from Is 20 s25 e. Tce wo c'1ticse should
make L new application. l. BROWN. solicitor.
Alloys - OLIVIER 49, Your family IN Pans
~ ,Fraucel wishes 20 hear nom you. Write st once.
INrEASN REvGsUE Ninth pIsTEIcr OF Nzw OAK
OFFICE NO. % WEST FoslT FoUHru-sr
NOTICE is hereby given 10 all persons residing or
~ doing buues. The Ninth Collection District Of New b
composed Twefh, Nreielt and Iwelyecond N4fis
tire Of New that Assessment h0l Will IN &C.
Of the Act of March 100 De open f
this office 60 on the n a %
day July. pl01m1. which tine and appeals vii Pc Zee
eued fe,stiye excessive
ustou Al appeals must be 20 wr ant s
particular thing respecting which hdtco De-
requested aud principle ~ inequality
f. Every person Liable for income. license
pianos Di yachts
plate plate either Of thee GOES not F
near On aid rol will subjected Irny twenty i've per
ceutun HOMER FRANKLIN, Assessor.
Inc 40 1866