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The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1866-10-10
LADIES'
BAZAAR OF FASHION
J. II. McDERMOTT.

HAyISG just returned from New j ork With the
HI largest, best selected and most varied stock 81
Fancy Dry Goods,
Millinery,
Ladies' FGrnisbing Goods,
Trimmings, &C.,
ever brought to this market, would respectfully cali
the attention OF his customers and the public generally
to the following imperfect enumeration of stock In
The Ladies' Department
will be found
DRESS SILKS,
GRENADINES
SILK TISSUES,
FRENCH ORGASDiES,
PRINTED MUSLINS
GRAPE M0RETTs;
Plain and figured SWISS,
PERCALES,
BRILLIANTINES,
LAWNS,
BAREGES, &C., &c
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The Amendatory Tax Bill.
CONTINUED.
Drny, N, ~

AN ACT to reduce internal taxation aud to amend an
act entitled " An act TO provide internal revenue to
support the government to pay interest on the public
debt and for other purposes" approved June thirti
eth, eighteen hundred and sixty four and acts amen
datory thereof
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1915. ........,. ESTABLISHED. .........f fs4;
Z. w. JONES'
SHREVEPORT FOUNDRY,
End of Edwards Street, on Cross Bayou.

pOILER MAKER and Manufacturer of Stationary
Ed and Portable Engines, Saw Mills Corn Mills,
Pumps, Plows, Points, Gin Gearing, Crate Bars, aud
Babbet Metal. All Kinds of Brass Castings made TO
order. Machinery repaired on the shortest notice.
Copper and sheet iron work done in the best style.
Guage and water cocks, steam guages, gas pipes and
fittings always on hand.
Special attention paid II ali railroad and gaa5oat
work
am also prepared to furnish lumber aud corn meal
at tie lowest market prices
+. B.--I am Cir only authorised agent lor D. T.
EAFANAUGE, e sell rights to use and to manufacs
tare Butler Patent Augers for boring artesiaH weis
iii the States of LouisaAa and Texas
ez01y] r. w Jones
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BAREGES, &e., &c
BASQUINES, SCARFS, MANTILLAS, LACE
SHAWhS, &c, of the latest styles in great variety
Enibroideries.
Jackonet and Swiss EDGING and INSERTING Bands
Ladies' Embroidered UNDtRSHIRTS COLLARS,
Infants WAISTS, SEIRTS and UNDERCLOTHING,
Real Lace COLLARS and JETTS.
Millinery:
B0NNETS, HATS, for Infants, Misses and Ladies,
Ladies' UNDERGARMENTS, of every description
ready made
Ladies aud Children SHOES; STYLES ard Qualities
In short, complete assortment Of Ladies' Goods
From a Paper of Pins to a Wedding Outfit.
This portion of the stock was selected with great
care, by Mrs. WELLS, who by business experience in
tins market OF twelve years perfectly understands the
requirements of Ladies in this section and who feels
confident she can please the most fastidious both in
goods and prices.
J. H, McDERMOTT is determined to establish an
exclusive
LADIES' STORE,
that will prove creditabe to himself and beneficial to
his customers In view of hich, he has purchased
the most tremendous stock of goods brought to
this market in the Ladies line and being determined
to secure the Ladies' trade, he pledges himself to sell
Cheaper than the Cheapest,
which he do and make living profit which is all
he desires. Ladies who favor him with their custom
may rest assured that they will get goods at legitimate
prices, whether judges not for he has established
One Price System,
which cannot fail to give satisfaction as it is based
upon small profits aud quick returns" Mrs Wells
superintends the Millinery and Dress making Depart
ments, where she will be pleased to and wait upon
her old friends and customers. Both of these branches
under the management Of first class artstes who
are thoroughly posted" on the latest fashions
To the Gentlemen McDermott would say that he has
a fine stock Of
SPRING and SUMNER CLOTHING,
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or are of foreign domestic manufacture shall be
deemed the manufacturer thereof, and subject to all
regard the sale of domestic articles without the use
OF the proper stamp stamps denotng the tax paid
thereon and all such articles imported Of foreign
posed the same, be subject to the stamp tax, re-
spectively, prescribed in schedule c. aforesaid Pro
0aded That when such imported articles except play
ing cards. lucer and friction matches cigar lights and
tapers, shall be sold in the original and unbroken
package in which the bottles other enclosures were
packed by the manufacturer, persons selling said
articles shall not be subject to any penalty
of the want of the proper staup
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-03

OvyIcE oy rHE sraHEr COMMISSIONER. 10 ~
10 cSssssss.. -r,svs..s spss..sa s-.I>s .s,.ssye
srser.ss via ne us,s - tss v.rt asa vt9 ~ es,.s
asin Tkrpssy, Hsy v. - q u s.ss-< n
v,ss, 20 ,sssusa s s,,s 80 ssz go, - ssE,.s s ~
n..h TERMS u trsyos.is ts.sls, ..ia o. s'esssasas
- oWAsLfs s eIss2fi. x,..i oomnlsSssu.
DrrnD3 DuAsusvs ssv oasL Asni =. ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-03

DBorooRAPH GALLERY FOR RsALR-wrru ALL rrs
App~wt~n@nrrs and erse AZ i0w here Il choic.
placc oli and wsii established and ddhx god 5usBas.
vl b. solf ohsap and possesslOn gwen a.
prUprtor has other bushes. nding all HE Ap-
ply at lS Chatham street, New York.
a Eun -yOn sALE, THK OLD EsTABT.fsHgD Pho.
p,DUO. tosrsph os~ry igi Fupun street Brposiyn, IN
conps,s crd ler further parrealars spply pre-
macs from " 70 ~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-03

vROrON AQrEDuCr DErAKrnEST-To WHARF
~ and she'd buiitsrs Sealed pfoposss ss1orsef 9Th
name q bisds date q psrs-ntson snf tas q wyrs -
be received ~ the o6cs unt " ocoea A. Ttuf.tsy
nay st shleh hour nsy ~ oe ops esd fos tss ses.s
% bsrf and Coal Sbsf us ~ l111
Bsriea rver fort hleh s~rvie> CsrrnAnshs fsns
ana can ~ sssn arp 1vsp 81 ths snsssss
THONAs sTyPHEss, \ croton
noskm 4 p4HhAoh 1ss.sssa
80 o.r. css,Gs w., "a hjsssv~ s 80; 49,, !:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-03

HOUSE FOR sALF-FOR t5Va. LOCATION BE
IL tween sinth aud 1cn,h avenues, ~ ineuN iourf
street. pleasant aud Rentec ne ghhoruoi go fN -flu
rent; possession Immediately. App - ~ Mhs hoDAS
No. = Fine street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-03

Uron sALg-Ar coLrE1R YorSr, l. 4, HIAa rHE
,,ss s-.s,s. ss1sS 80 20, s..ss e ,ss ,s.s
"a; ~ -. :: e. z.s rs r;sss ;;s s'sI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-03

LN0R SAIE-FARM OF TWENTY ACRES, HEAVY
soil good buildings. fine well fruit; healthy location
New York; si,6l6 Apply German Agency No.
Centre street, opposite city Han
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MARBLE mAsTELs.

rflRBIgfxED SLATE nAxrEils-sCPgsIoe ~ Ar.
M p<~rsnrs m1rs 6arst4s. ksf ths k<;ss ~ rnsseAe
q b sTirLkr, es ssA s.saus sn1 its Brosa-sJ ~
t~ssn MY aftk ssd nary sisa ssre~sa
NsAaxfE uawrys on Tnn sEsT yisisH AsD Or
M ~stern es~fns sSss~s ebesr~y IA. .ls~shers a
sgn0k gLABtke nsftse ssssfs
sy. = vss ssssss.
ssss fss< srsss ss~ Tot
1fARpLg sAsrE6-fuH SYST vLAcg ~ TVS
NJ az y rsTssS~ vsyss. ns...ts :. uss 49, ss.'tss
~ yss .sAssssss sssse 500 nss svssss ss" ""
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-03

NOR SALE OR ENCHANGE-sEYERAL DESIRABLE
Il Country Residences, Farms &c. beautiful Place on
the west bank OF the Hudson.
DYE 4 CURTIss, 5s Sixth
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IcLE0Axr REsTpEscg roR sALE-rS WORCESTER,
b 20 :, y,sis sse:'os e ms Rssssss % y uJlprss.y
ciase erected In isA thoroughly bulk IN psrf-<t repair
stssd With wster vovts furkaes asA an Iolsrn eosven
~ s.sss s.; = - s.s -: sfse .. s.s iss s.ss.
xiss, = o. ...s sss s.s p.sse ~ Ios on ssz ssssc.
par q ns sans esAsAx ssd 4Uose ~ aos dss.shs bail
~ 1sEriscFoyE: 1fs - ~ s:.; r ssss.sg "a ~, =
ssSbS22SzZ s0zI ehzGE rfzH . zfFIxfos
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-03

ITO LET FURNISHED-AT NEW BRIGHTON STATEN
Island for the summer months, House suitable for
small family There Is good garden attached, well stocked
with vegetables and small fruit Apply at ~ Beaver street,
stairs.
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aATRSnOs1Al..

yot.po ag~YLsnAs oy MASS wisuys ~
y,..,sp.x ~i.k la, hsvfrx lsrs-.s ss1 ss0
-'.s..i, i.ssus~a Aslsvss sss ssas.v ~ vas' ~
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ORANGE, y. J.-FOR SALE OR TO LET. TWO LARGE
aud substantial Houses, fine location. depot Ac.
Apply 10 A. o. VAN LENNEP, 81 Cedar street b. letter
toJ. y. OTIS. AT n. y. Ciahin Co.'S
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INOR SALE OR TO LET.-AT NYACK ON THE HUD
II son, a three story House with fourteen rooms
just finished; ~ OF land all kinds OF fruit and goo'
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LNoR SALE-A COUNTRY RESIDENCE AT SAUCER
Ulster county, Y, few minutes walk from the
ferry lot 100 feet front $40 feet deep building two stes
io12 house finished In bes, manner gss hns grove WIN
grove, sxs two sories grounds good cultivation,
plenty Of fruit varieties OF grapes &c For information in
quire Of Q. L. MARTIN, l2 Eighth avenue or u. LAP
RAM 2s Ferry street. N. " or Dr. W. O. DEWITT tho
premises.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-03

NiISSOu ri LAND FOR SALE 800 ACRES, IN CAR
l county and 326 in Dent county Good chance
for raising grape culture. Address H. Sea He
raid Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-03

LNOR sALF-A TWO STORY HOUSE. WITH ONE AND
half Acre barn. garden, &c in Passaic valley ~ J..
near Summit station. Apply to SOUrHWICk WOOD, 80
Liberty street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-07
The Late Garage a, Sea.
CONTINUATION OF THE INQUEST.

Yesterday Coroner Maumann continued the ipVec-
LEGATION the which lei the death Of Patrick Con-
way alias Joseph Mack the ship T. Southland
who Is alleged to have died from the effect of resmeui ut
the hands OF Capt Maxwell and the first mate Williams,
during the recent voyage. The following the evidences
Frederick DIVER being deposed reside az No -
Oakst.; board the l. j. Southland; the de-
ceased Of shpmaes and IN the same watch WIN
trp, he cae aboard on tie 2lst Of Apr len the
day the mate kicked deceased while were hauling In tie
two days after got ard other sailors below
aud heard deck; on looking out saw the maze nd
mSsen rigging the captain told Mr. Williams stop thai
and take ha forward aud give him the rops endi saw TOE
beat bin tho head and body with the rope ne struck
lin with oil bis power; brreuch rope be ten sni
deceased vorn the anchor chsin never sw the nat
the was sick and below the mate dragged him
out Of fossca the deceased not good saor bgt
Of the ores wa: quite healthy whoa
s ars Ss a a. be- s and salt.
medicines heard him give to the captain u
George Kuenh another OF the crew. testified that the &c
ceased beaten cruelty he came on board on ga
day ssa on Sunday as the ship wa. haul Z On, dock The mate
giving him kick In the back coue Il days after he struck
him with his fist he seat him 20 the top OF The house %
drag him around and kick him the captain was present.
heard the captain tell any OF biz officers 70 oea n
deceased and laid up for fortnight before we got
to this city, he Kicked about while sick below never
heard him give back the mate capain the mate
was 10 ths habit boating the crews he struck NE win
hesyin0 min the beat the day we lefi
Genoa or Lcehorn, thing for the officers to
beat the men the captain woudg on until tired WIEN we
would commence the captain said IL was 'h'" voyage
but he would make them remember It. .
Henry Weller another of the crew. testified 70 ne se, ina.
tia mate had eoueny mscatsd the decea cd during ths
voyage that him strike deceased With broom
stick on head and body the captain was present hesy
bes,sp the man complained Of being ck he had often beard
decssssd that 10 consequence OF the beatngs nsa
ceiy cd hr would not live 70 got TO New York.
Dsnisl r. Franklin lives at Fort Wsshingtoni was
rer on board the T. seuthsrd from Lcghorn noticed mat
e ss unable TO do hs duty he orlered de
somstbins to the rigging; he told the mate ne sos
mot do II the mate pushed him aul the man an
but ooaldut DO not know What the mate did theni
standing near By the e understood me man ad ny
know uuoh about seamanshp: noticed was very vset
heari the captain Say unable 10 10 duty; lsw tno
mat. s,rk, the men e decreased; don't thak 1s
man was properly treated for sick man.
The inquest was at tLs point adjourned cnt Wefne's~
the 18th inst. at o'clock a.f' =
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or NEw-YoRK..u....iuss
ClearSd.

s,saubp Westches,er. nrrsm Wilmington. Del, fbbo't
Ship Dusburg (pru D. toues, Baltimore, &. Lunz
Bark Veein (Prnss.l Apreck Mrsnicli. lunch aeneE-
BARK J. F. Post (ekl vos, Cora for oIders somsn fdy-
Eak Thomas tbr.) OAdd. Dabin. Wism IUf 4 90.
PaTk Hot,Iur tbr }, Corrgel London slonan Edye
Bark FoIenne (HsInb Hsslfsrn st. ihobas Fuel nsncte
Wendt.
Bari Therese (Brem.l Chisiofe, Bremen RBssr Bros
ak Ven Cook. NewNeans. Upper = feathe
BARK Marv Lurretis. Iare Apaschicois y D. lurb Co.
Eark August Pru Wend Corr ioI oIdes foIet Mripss
Weudt.
Bais Dan (anD Lsurnb-re Bristol Fnncb Msneks Wsndt
BARK Malaga eck BrsdrsHs CoTA orders Feneh hsness
\ Wendt
Irs Hiram Abf. Tihhis Nusvi,ss, Mil.r Honefton
schr John Snow Coffin. MsIbenesd Snow \ Aiehrsson.
schr l. Fu ton tBr Mcleod Cow lay I'D Fne 4 Co
schr Onward tBrl " .ckwn Corb1 als, d r. DrN2i 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-07
p'"'s'"' "'"s' 7' PHILO T. RuGGLEs. Referee
,x.u .ratcK Attorney for Receiver No. O. Wan,t ~ Y


CUPREME COURT.-Wll.LlAM H.. TAYLOR
- sslnst MARY tUNNN0HAM snd oihe-n pursuance Of
Supreme Of the state Of NewYofk rendered
above entitled action the ReeIee therein nsed viii es
uoss the Path dy Of JULY 1860 al u
ocock the txehangs s..sroom No. III broadway N the
by JOSEPH MCGUIRE, AuctionesE oil that Ger
Aa piece paoel Of LAND lying and being IN the
NV, Ward the CITY ofNrwi orb the westerly side Of
First bounded and described follows viz isnuns At
point formed byse niersecon Of the .o1beIJ ne Iweny
with the westerly line Of First and running
thence westerly along said sOuthey line Of Twenty scventhe
about the eTy wal under the water table OF the
building isctoy Il t. OF said l0,- aud
henc. souhery slug said wa sid building and parallel with
inch land late Of
thence eaery and parallel with Twenty
aide Of Fr-tav~nue four feet
ofbeginnnZ b. the said dime sion more or
is,. Nav Yort Jnly I. 1866. WIN. w. GOODRICH,
,v-.9.w1xssilWed Referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-07
professional Notices.

DR. C. ID. HAMMOND Of No. 81 East Twenty
sevenths New York. will treat by Correspondence until
Oct Is at hi. Summer residence koescvi@ NJ H. NERVOUS
DEBILITY special Diseases Of the sexes generally and war
ranis sound In al cases 20 treated
DRIVATE HOSPITAL, under the exclusive con-
tre Of EDWARD DIXON NJ d. editor Of the SCALPEL for
the Structure Hsmohoids f'tss Arcooe Hernia
ard diseases Of the Pelvic Nscs Apply At Dr.
, rr.dsncs No. a. Finh-avc and and and and
evenings lecture the Immediate ufo OF structure al
dressed hs surgical pupils by Dr. fncs ~ osna Apply 70
EvERAaDUs WARNER No IVrsy st. Asor House or Boz LII
CTRICTURE, FISTULA and PILES CURED with
- i. csa'c Attention 70 diseases OF the pelvic v'cs
Deformiiirs 0 the face and person. =.
HENRY A. DANIELS. NJ d.. Surgeon BIO Unon-squsre
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-07

SEE annship Webster Bol-- vr. crfs Jans ,nd svs1s
July with 9d's anS Z. pas % y a w " ~ ~.
sm.hp bound hence. ahs D. w ia Hnho at tho
Le gt.a Hsi,. P.b Richmond and Norfolk nd,e AID
Pan s 10 s,se ,sip Wrneve Hampton noi.
United Msrblshead, LiruI '" Msade IT, e"h
ssp Uriv-f.s III iaon Liverpool 81 d.y' viii d,s aSS
,ae.i,slsn bark Cupid bound ?.
Ship ATtgs, css Lv,rg.0 Jane n "s S .s 'af he
bank with Light westerly winds ard si had deaths and 0h''
Sc, eoasodsrc Of Boston,, o oo 81 day. vs so,so !.
Equator since cng W lad ~ wind end AIM. III, A.
and 4s PES 70 NJ somsn Eaye Has had u deaths ten q
BARK james Daen f Leh Thompson. Rio JaDeo % day.,
Bsrs Ante ope White S. with and sa,.e.
Roche BIo CO.. III brig s5s o. ss, .sgo sS rI
% brkrn judah cape for loading 'ehr Joan
s, spa Ber,hsn Mstsrza. Jay. With boss,
ne Bessie York Orb Cow Cow Boy day. with 10 D. r.
Brs covsdoasa tof Turks Tand Henry Havana 70 d.y With
susn 10 y Znsra3e Vale CO. Sailed N company "Ah nnia
brs Nellie tor Nsw.yoH
mgr molss.e Miller Houston Len no American 's''s
Bs1 Picaly tof Cope Town C. g n linn Asos Bay Nay
end l. Helena the with wool nd oil to sowenae Co
Brs Victoria of AIiehs. Fro Oiscs bay u days With
co.. srs 5si III ondon Bpied Rio Janeo " days with coffee
s Alice lof sheburne 81 Sand RIO Grands % Day; yi's
hides 70 Brett Son Co LII 9rs hei'ha '0I We" '
sr f' lr sSs T @s Ro S f1 boston
SEM iva (of Naau Knowles Esuthers days, With ha to X
&. Hutchinson Co.
sehr Assnori Whiuore. Ellsworth days. with lumber TO l.
sr Mnds to New Haven't Hsrsee Bsaeoa u days With frt
20 T. Prsrsa Charles Thompson Tor New OH NO
seh Fred Warren Robinson, BsnsO days with lumber 70 H.
schf Wave Fslkenam Cutler u days with spsrs to hoiy'ls
schT Minnie Cobbe ngrshsm. Fan River.
Schr w pubosge. Crcwen. Filabethport Tor Boston
schr Panihea Racket Rondout Tor New Haven
Schr. O. r. Hswiey. Delaware ty for Greer port 90,
schr Belle e Georges bank days, win hshel
sehr Eva Wilkinson, kondaut for Norwich
schr. d. Franklin Tiden. Elxsbethpo'i Tor Norwich
Schr Aurvia Z. How, Burgess. Roudoui for Norwich
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-07

MINIATURE ALMANAC. .l
eur S-.......1 % Moon Rises......H az
BIGH
Sandy Hook ....3l2 Gov hsnds;3J He'd Gasss.''.9H
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-07
Nstice 60 Mariners.

LIGHT Horss Oyyfck FUrH DISTRICT
NoRyoIK Va, June 20. 1896 J
Information la. received this ce that tn, s.sondes
iron Can Buoy marking Lsnbers Point ttnb,th R'e hs
s position The buoy VII De replaced On saJ
day BY order of the Light Hoa'e Board y ~ 81 skI",
49, Captain L. 5. N. LishtHouse Inspector
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-07
STEAMBOATS, and Railroads.
I ONG BRANCH AND sEASHORE RAILROAD

~ LINF.
CHANGE OF HOUHsOn amer Monday July the ner and
gpsndd WIIAI coon will esv she sonih aide ~ r.
a. 81 seays, daily Sunday. .Jespsed At 10 NJ md@
M, and Ter No North RiVrr At 4ls D. u.
Baggage aud Way ns win eavs Long Kramer
NJ stopping Alta tovi - Jumping Point aud Hishand Hston,
uAin VII 7g9 and O. through rh1o
STOPPING The 7oo train from Ions Bneh ssd 'ps p ~
New with ssses for Des shsk RIVER ho
eqoan. No baggage received the Boat It Pier No ~ -,
NJ PAUL, spperftGesn,.-
I 0NG ISLAND RAILROAD, Spring Time Table,
rom Msy leave James slp~NYsA Tor Cr.enpor and
Gstons 1880 for syoset and stations $3.50 ~
sns ion GeenPort $50 Ia syoes-t add way stanons
stations and Saturday ngbts 10 fspbsnh
MORRIS and ESSEX RAILROAD COMPANY
vi Foot BsrcayOn and ser Nov 81 Morning mai trains
and Intermediate stations Will 81 t m
Mai Express al stations Of Nahum sLo m aorf
town Express 81 5p. M . $780,, -. ,-,..,
NORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD.-The work
WI Of changing the ~ this road has eompesd ns
running With thsI ccnsoned resulsriy -.
g. SChOCH, Assistant Superintendent
uohohen Jpiv
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BORT tl1ar0en's Notire.
STATE ov SEw.Y oRr,

SEw-foRr.
poRrWARpZss OFFICE, No 70 NLiapsb
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with sec
~ ton passrd IT, 1857 entitled An Act Re
oraniI- the Wsneni Port Of NewYors to al
charge Of the subject mstter Of faeh
aary tina, the following vessels now
the Port Wsrens and tina, the s1 surveys
will be completed within ten days neIt SUGGESTING .'
notice o. board ssii vessels:
Steamship Napoleon Hl.'....s'' ~ ~
Ship Atmosphere
ship Digeuts r.
BARK lndusrle ~.
Brg Lone
Big Lydia II. Cole .flno.
MiNrhORSE tOAPhINs. Peadert
J Auae HERBrwAS Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-07

The aed State, steamship wnnepec of the United ssies Ssvs
Academy Practice squaon which arrived this port tbs MORNING
hss gone o Navy-fsrd. -.
Thomss June p.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-07
Disasters.

The .a.hio Vireiuis from for Newyors earnsd
10 the former place 4h nst in distress the nature who's
WI stated.
Tho schr from Baltimore for Dghton retained TO port
July with loss Of fremast.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-07
Passengers Arrived.

FROM BARBADOESln brig AisEee-Mr Mckenzie, and MFs
Mckenzie. -.
FROM KINesToN-Ip brig AaelphMr John Miinsr, and Mr.
G. 7. Mllncr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-07
furniture.

LII kinds of FURNITURE, MATTRESSES,
N BEDDING LOOKING CLASSES. &c, cheapest ct u. w:
sNEDEN CAMPBELLs No. se3 Bowsy between stanton and
Houston CsA Save Goods warranted and delivered
fcs. Furniture suites
DEDROOM ENAMELED FURNITURE OF war
ID rsrsA manufacture cold Cheny, and Msaat Chanbs
euit.s piss sad ornxmeax ~ n fAhklN0TOhs. No -
Canals. erpsdte Wo0,sr EsisShshsd ist3.
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Excursions.

EXCURSIONS 10 YONKERs, GRASSY POINT,
H coz MSS. WEST POINT, COLD sPRiNO CORNWALL
EEWBU RON. nEW-HAMBURGH. MILTON and POU6HKEEP
siEThs AnEsiA oil leave Dsssro.ssst ssiy M
ord thirty rs leaving Pong
Special edao-d vii be with Schools;
CUNDAY EXCURSION TO GLEN COvE.-The
- sssmer SYLVAN GROVE oil leave Peek dip SUNDAY
Joy ia5S, q = ~, Tor COLE0E POINT, WIilIESTOsE
CRY ISLAND. WV ROCHELLE ard GLEN COVE Re aiming
lssys 0kn csys A g. kswRocbss Il N. is1dag 81
sis1tL 81 and Ihlny f0srth o. sach way.
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6ieamboats ano Railroads.
DUBIIC SAFETY THE FIRST LAW.
The attention Of oway Companies and the travelling pubic 10
called 70 the - -.
the simplest effective safeguard applied giving
engineer conductor and brakeman the power &. crest t7
momentum q within length. The Of this af
ruard 10 increasing line Chicago
and ST. Michigan Southern and Chicso aud
"'''" ''''''''-'' VIM g. DREAMER SON
No. Is Plsttst.,
hsx.Ynrk.
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Gorses, Carriages, sc.

CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES
~ The ss'I waIs,oom' u y. United tsss No. ~ 80 and
covering of2o square feet Entrance No. t3s bfosd~ay
Great reduction prices 800 Carriages s sy &c
and qass tho lowest prices 900 Of Harness from
eA TO $50. G. WITTY No. oJe biosa~sy
CARRIAGES DAMAGED.-Seyersl soiled by re-
~ mcvA om No Broadway City Assembly Rooms) for
sALE cheap 800 new CARRIAGES O00 HARNESS. several
,,eond.band ARRIAGEs C. WITTY No. 638 Broadway