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New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-09
Passengers Sailed.

FOR LIvERPOOL-In Steamship City Of Baltimore-
Mrs. Lar.ndou and daughter Mira Gunes and child, Miss
SPENCER VIM. Brown, John Sawyer, j. H. Harbock Jr,
rorss W. Gillett Rev X u. Powers T. Angel Don Psroth
and Mrs. Ghas Bmbeck Caroius Postal
er jane. ShstoD H. w. Francis Mrs Degsdo and child
Mir. Wt,wel. MIR and Mr,. Kskrnsrps. M nad Mrs Il.
Tbomp.on r Corb.t Mn and Mrs. Wm Earle, Mrs. MaIgs
ret WsIdron and child Jues plunkrtt. H. H. Gilbert A.
Kaufman John singer q. NJ: Price, Mra Pitman Mr. Hicks
N.s TaIl,td Mr Pheton Wu Dornins John Olans, Mis-,
smile Geo K.ar j. Goldman aud others In ihs sis-rsge
FOR BREMEN-In steamship Brsmen-ME add Mrs
,tay sehw ab i've cbidrrn and servant, Mss Emily
POST r. Morris Miss t. Winston all Of New YorA, Mr. ana
Mira j. H. Hayes. sn children and servant Philsdephia Mr.
and Mr.. C. and daughters L. Ssnborn New
York Mr. and Mr.. schmidt four ehihren and servant
Mexico; MI and Mrs Henry Thgs two shhdrsn an servant
pbilsdelphiai Rud Banmann r. Pfeiis III. bnfjsr Mira
Ro.snih w. Boyss N Vi RuA osle~rmsnn Phls delpha
Mr. and Mrs. John Gsmsas hvs children and servant Mr.
and Ma ". lIad, ,vo eb,dIss .nd .srv,s. VI g Vol
hed Mass C. Lishrch. Pbsdsphai W. Maincirodt, 81
Louis. Dr.; T. wili.Da Clnslnns''; Mr. y Ksui!m.S a.
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Emigration.

The following is statement of tho number
Of that have arrived at this port during the
month Of March, is66. the several ports OF their
aud the number Of passengers brought By
sailing ships and steamers, classifying the citizens Of
,ba I-n,,od Statas from aliens.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-09

NEW JERSEY RAILROAD.-Trains leave
foot OF Cotandtst. Tor PHILADELPHIA ~ and il;S
m " In o. M, and 10 midnight for bALrinoHn
and w AsuIssroS at and n .. and IL midnight
ID DARIrAN AMI DELAWARE BAY KALI
III ROA D-l,n and sftrr MONDAY, i2th Feb, 1850, the
are, train for Camden will he discontinued The Steamer
will leave Pier No. North River diy Sunday. excepted
A. M connecting with train for Manchester. Toms River
Long Brsncb sc a.,
FREIGHT FOR CAMDEN and intermediate stations viii
b. taken at Low RATES on the o'clock line, reschins
Camden the next morning.
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EeQal Notices.

CUPREME COURT-City and County of
- New York-HENRY HOLDREGF sst. ABNER BART
LETT Surviving assignee of Michael Burke Furuni to
Of The supreme Court the above ett ed action
made oath day o March, 1856 notice hereby gwen 10
all persona In crested h4d sims against the esate
Of Mchae Burke Of e City and County Of Newi ok the
Plat day Of August 4 to appear and exhibit the saae, with
the ope proofs thereof before John b. Ha.Sn esq the
Referee in said order named At h Office No 100 Broadway
in the City New York. before the 2h day Of April
1866 At II o'clock in the ofenoonDsed New ork March
20, 1866
6tMSTh JOHN B. HASKlN. Referee.
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pfeaA' 6ieamers.
ITNTTED STATES MAIL LINE for RIO

l bF IayF,Ro c,insmA'T r. gHONAs FARA. PER
NAM LUCO aud BAHIA eve, y tap Tn Uuiei State. and
brazil Mai Steamship Company syi HPatci regularly.
the 29th Of each month A. Nom 'tI No. ~ North
River Of their hr.tolIss steamships The NORiH
AMERICA. Zimmerman. Commander, will !eSS or AFCk-
DAY 28,h ofApr An Surgeon il . cd TO each
steamship. AT letters must pass through he lost-Oico.
Lerge lo's Lesvy fIegh low For freight pas
sage apply TO THOMAS AsCENClO 20.
no. II Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-09
NEW-YORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD
1868 WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 1863
COMMENCING NOVEMBER 20, 1854


and FouTthAve Entrance Oh TWENTY ssrentnsr
TRAINS LEAVE NEWBORN:
For New Haven. 100 800 EN- llD II Is. (ExJ
$50, tEI,l 345. 40 and 800 (EI,) p
For Bridgeport 100 a01, (Exl ll.JO q m, II Ql3, (ErJ
3O0, (EI } 3<5, 40 and 400 (EI.l pm.
For Milford, and Stfatiord 100 H. 90 NJ IS 40 N
For Fairfield Southport and we.ipoEs. Iu" lLOA n IS
80 p IN. - IN
3Ul tFr. 345, 40. $50, 800 (EI.D ;.
For Danen TO. so. ll.l0 a m ;3t5. $50 ao ?. M
For fr.-nwich. io1 go. li.3oan. ata 40, ~ JPN
For stamford 100, 3 10 (EE.l 3D. llJO a. Ia l2l tEx)
300 OK g., 20 $50 20 500 tE1.l D. IN - o,o =, =,
For Pot Chester aud intermediate ssiOus L'o s'" i''
q NJ. J. ~ 40, $50, SO. 1Oo p -
CONNECrlNGtTRAINt. -
For Boston. via Springfield 800 III. lEI) 300 tEx.'''"
p. N. 90 . 80. -
For Hartford and Springfield $40 lEx) al3, 100
Il x..l $40 m. - ,.,,
FOR Connrcncut River Railroad 90 (Ex-,) l21p.
10 Montreal 100 p m. Northampton
For Hartford Providence aud flshkl Railroad SOC. tEx)
q ". 10 p p-u.,,.
Tor New Haven. New London and Stonington Railroads.
e0O a. IN. l2l3 800 800 2. M.
For anal Railroad H. - d. M to Northampton
For Housstonir Railroad. SA IN.
For Ssngsfuck Railroad, 800 q. m., 100 p IN.
For Dunbury and Norwsk Railroad, 100, $50 .. H. ~
CommodiOur Sleeping Cars attached to aoo p m train
JAMES Al. HOfT Sup.-
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Alabama I; British Co umbia. 2, CanadA ll2; CALI
fornia 5O Connecticut 2l9; Cuba Q; Iowa 3a4 Dela-
ware II, District of Columbia, SO; Georgia e. Illinois
lp4; Kentucky. 76; Kansas, u; Louisiana IL; In
3s Michigan III; Minnesota. l55; Missouri 273; Mis-
sissippi g. New Hampshire. 10; New.Jsrsey. 569I
Nova Scotia 6; Nebraska, u, North Carolina 2; Rhode
Island 30; Ohio TO: Pennsylvania, 5l South Caro-
lima, Q; Tennessee IS; Vermont 81; Virginia, Ali VIE
consin, 392; New. York, 629.
COMPARISON PoR THREE YEARS
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Ocean Steamers.
OACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY"

Il 1IKOUGII LINE 10 CALIFOKNIA,
CARRYISG THE UNITED STATES NAIL,
leave Pier No A. North River oo Of Cans,t At " O'Clock
on the it lth and 2st OF every mouth (eIcep when
thoss s Sunday sni then the preceding saur
dsyL for ASPISWALL, counecins, ys Panama Railway,
with OF the Company steamship, from Panama ior
SAN FRANCISCO touching At ACAPULCO
MARCH.
3ls-ARIZONA. conn sctng - th GOLDEN AGE
APRIL.
iOth-HENRY CHAUYCEY connecting with CoNsTITU-
TlON.
2lh-kFW-YORk. connecting with GOLDEN CITY.
Departures Of let und 2st h steamers
for SOUfH PACIFIC PORTS: lt and llth for CEN
TRIAL AMERICAN PORTS. Those Of the let touch =.
MANZANiLLO
Baggage checked through. One Hundred Pounds allowed
eac' alnt
IN srpereuced Surgeon on board Medicines and attend
Tree.
For Passage Tickets further inornaton apply at the
Companys Ticket Office. tue Wharf foot OF Cani st.
North River, RewYork.
FW. q. BELLOWS, Agent
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JOHN B. HASKIN. Referee.
CTATE Of New-York, City and County OF

STATE of New-York City and County Of
~ Newlork s.-1h. undersigned. the Pr,.ident and
hereby certify That. under the corporate the Bond
Vein Coal Company" this Cooperation Organized Oct &C.
1884, pursuant to the provision. Of an at entitled Act to
authorize the formation OF coIporaons Tor manufacturing
mechanical or chemical purposes psssrd Feb H. a. aud
Of the sets extending and ndng said act The oh
~cts tor which The COMPANY Is oreanH are e MINING Snd
ling Of coal aud the transaction OF bnsns. in pursuance Of
at Thirty thousand dol sr IN the original eertisr OF moor
porsiirn and the tth day Of Nav A. d. 1869 was in
creased BY voe Of stocso ds to t thousand doAr and
the certificates required by dw we're duly hied aud the
amount OF the capital STOCK now ty thousand dollars be
OF existence Of said Company twenty yrsrs from the
10Th day OF October, d. Sot Ihs number oil shares o
which the er stock consists IL five thousand and the
numb-r Of trustees who manage the concerns of said Cou
i've and ne names OF hoe elected ior he pre-en
year Bcnjsmin w Gnchafd, WIN. X. bsu Stephen d.
Caldwell Joseph W. Guppy and Andrew NJ T. Davis The
said Company was iormed for the purpose carrying on some
part hpn-t out OF the State Of Newi ork namely
Town and County stated in the original certificate Of In
corporation tho- which the rncps part Of tue business
OF the Company within this state to he tsnacisd the
Git, Of Sew.Yors in the County Of New York.
We further certify that at the Annual Meeting Of said Com
called required by sw, voted by s,oethoder
s-ning thirds OF the stock to move the principal office Of
Company aolton and to establish branch oihcs III
We therefore do hereby certify ths, Of the Town
and g.%s' %'S @ &. :aS
iS' p D.. Coeqy Sy Of Of SswYo County Cs of
IL ''' ivy B. W. BLAHCHARD. President.
A. NJ r. DAvfS,)
CITY and County Of N York iOn this 2+th day Of Jsn
u.ry A d. 1876 before personally appeared BENZ W.
Blanchard President Of tbs Bond Vein Goa Company aud
WIN X. Barr Joseph W Guppy aud Andrew NJ y: DAVIS
Of said Company to me known TO be IT,. ndvidua
described in foregoing cerhose aud they sned tie said
cer6cae before aud ackno~ dged that they signed the
.aue for the purposes therein mentioned
J. d. WHITE. Notary Pabjo, Eev'York.
Justin White,
:No,.r, RSysnu. }Publis,:
{ Stamp.
New York
ia Law 1T
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-09

Two SEWER BUILDERS.-Scpara Sealed
Proposals. each ndor.ed ~Sh the OF the work for
be ohe ed also with O ths biddeg and
received this ote- entl IL
O'Clock Of FRIDAY April l3 Tor the constitution oil
Sewers IN the follow ne streets 20 wit:
LUDLOW ST. between Broomc sud Del.ncey sts
SURfOLKST.. between KyinstoD end Sianton-,a
RIDGE-ST, between Rivnstou aud Delsncey-ts
EIGHTY .SFCOND-ST.. between Second and Third avea
WALKER.SI. between Baxter and G Csutrr-s,s.
HOW ARDS1.. between t"ufr. amt klm .s and
THIRTY SEVENTH. THIRTY EIGHTH. THIRTY.
NINTH FORTlETn snd fORri-FiRSfSTS.. between
Tenth and veT with Literal brAuchr. In Eleventh ave
Specifications for the snd orIn or the bd' DO
obtained OF .pphc anon a. thi, 9th ..
THOMAS STEPHENS. Cro'on
ROBERT l.. DAkkAGH. Aqueduct
A ". CRAVEN Board
Cro,on Aqueduc, Department, Ap-il ?, 1876.
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Corporation Notices.
MATTHEW T. BRENNAN, Comptroller.
OyFIcE or CosHissiosERs or T,Hr,sSD AssrssSSsTs
No 81 Chamber street. ,
hFU-foRK q igfA y

NKw-i oRK. Jan 6. 1850.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS Notice is here
by given that the Assessment Roi, Of tie Rcd aud
feoial Estate Of the Cry and County Of New orb Tor thr
year 1866 vii he open for inspection snd review from end
after Mlonday Jtuuafy 1906 and VII remain open t tie
3Hh dy OF April 1906 for the correction of errors aud he
.qus zaiion the ss.rssner Of TIE Aforesaid real snd
personal Estate OF TIE Cry sd unity Of Newfos Al
per-.n. believing themselves De- rgirvrd must make
the C0muiss cnrin4 The period above men
toned IN order uha the reef provided by aw. The act
Of 1853 provides that the time tie 10 k shall be- open
pub inspect Lseinb.ore provided, picstn may
he made by peTsou considering himself gsgrryed by The
a.ses.ed Of lis real p,ssonA e.sr, to have the
corrected II such application be msde in reaon 10
the assessed vaust0q Of ra estate he made in wr
Ing sting the ground ~ objection the eo aud b'Frupon the
Communist .hsl eIsme INTO the complaint and Il 10
corrected II such sppAcs b. made ~ reis
on the assessed valuation Of pef-oua estate the spDlcnt
shall BE- examined under oai by the ii Counsoner' vino
shall De authorize to administer such oAs, uy oi thrmi
and H. IN his their judgment the a.-'sm"ni Is euoueou
they shall the to BE- Corrected and IN The smoui
Of they believe 10 b. st AMI dec fs
their decision thereon within thirty dsys aicr such spph
tion shall have been made them No reduction shall b.
by Board Of Sup,rvsr. Of any ss-e.ei real
and personal estate imposed under THE act, un-s, snA AZ
per- under oath sifinatou tst the party sgsr~vci ~A
unable 10 attend wihn the period prrscrbed Tor The co-c
ton Of by of c.n-s absence from the city
A. !; WILLIAMSON. Comni..ioner. Of T.,e.
J. w. ALLEN, sna H.....n'.,t.
J. W. BROWN '
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-09
W., r. BARH G-n1 Pass. Agent, New York

HUDSON RIVER and HARLEM RAIL
ROAD-On ind after Monday JAM 1865 trains for Al
bany and Troy connecting vi Northern and Western tans
VII New orb a. follows:
I:W M via Hudson River Railroad, Thirtieth-st- and
reua-ayr.. connecting with trains ,or North aud West
lOa ~ via hudson River Railroad cOnnrctns with North
.rr and We.'eru trains. .
" A. m vi, tiar,m Railroad Twenty siIths st. and Fourth
ave- come ting with traip. ior North and West
3ts o m via hudson River ka road. connecting at Troy
" h rain for Montreal with sleeping cars attached
AIS D. m. via Harlem Railroad connecting ai Albany with
We.rrn train. and At Troy with X. and >. and l. sd u
road. for points North. with seepngcIrs attached .
6p m via Hudson River Railroad: serpingcar' from New
ok to Buffalo Suspension Bridge without change Aso
10 Montreal via >sratogA Ihis train runs on sundays
10 D. IT, Hudson River Railroad with seepinscars Al
tachrd conn-rtius Albany and Troy with morning trains
Tor North and Wrsi. ,
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-09
Alc0iral.

II OST-BOOK No. 1869 on the Mechanics
and Traders Savings Institution The Under viii Tsesivs
. ssiishis ,sss,A - issvins ID sl TIE bsnh.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-09

FTNO MINERALOGlSTS.-A fine private col
i lection Of MINERALS for SALE cheap in lots to suit
pngcbasrrs at 10. 64 Broadway, between Houston and
Bleeck,r sts Npw-Nork.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-09

MORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD COM
WI PANY-Foot Of Barclay s,-On aud after Nov "a
hcnng ua traLs for HaCkr-town and intermediate sta
,ion. will eavs at SJO Mai EKprrs. for all statious
west Of Mbun $40 p. horri'to~n Express p u
:. SCHOCH. Assistant Superintendent
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-09
CITY and COUNTY

|CUPREME COURT-CITY and COUNTY
y Of NEW.YORK.-MICHAEL OLEARY ssainst THE
BASK or CAPE FEAR, aiAs the President, Directors
and Company Of Bank Of Cape Fear To the defendsn'
above named: You hereby summoned and .'''''
required 70 answer the complaint IN this action, -
of which copy win be filed in the Office Of the Int Rev
Clsrk Of the City and County Of New York. stamp
at the City Hall said city and 20 scopy ~ cts
Of youT answer the said complaint on the cancelled
,nbsoriber, at their office No. 30 Broadway, :.....:
EsvYork City within twenty days ser the service hereof
exclusive o the day of such service and you M to Mswe.
Nm, ,ad complaint within the time aforesaid tho faintn
n this action will take judgment against you for the sun o
sny hve thousand dollars with Interest from The Day
one thousand eight hundred and -, besides the
eo,,. Of hi. sction.-Dated March 20, 1876
WINTER HARRIS, Plaintiffs Attorneys,
No. ~ Broadway, N. Y
The s,mn,pt in this action flied In the Office Of the
Csri Of the CITY and County Of New at the City Hall
in said city on the 23d dsy of March, 1896.
n26 IswewM. WINTER Il HARRIS, Plaintiffs Attorneys
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-09
Orran Steamers

YI,HE NORTH AMERICAN LLOYD" new
/ line OF hrnclsn side.whes steamers between NhW.
yopK nj RIT MN via Cowes leave New ok from Pier
No & n r. carrying the United States Mall on the ioow'
ing THURSDAYS ,a,. A.,
WESTERN NJ acknowledgements ...lwb hlny.
Price, Of Passage payable In gold or 1t. eqa 'Ash'' '
Cabin SlO5: "a Cabin, t3l 50 stsersge, vi ~
FOR Freight and Passage apply 70
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Gituatlons tuante0- Males.

A YOUNG MAN (colOred), who is a first
~ cIs.. r..r dresser won d ike SITUATION 70 WAlG
sp Geptl.man or would ise to 1rsvL Cal on or addees
n B. BROWN ~ No. Crosoy-st
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-09

ONLY AMERICAN LINE TO ENGLAND
~ sud FRANCE -r1- New iork al iavf- stesn,hip
Company, clsss mail s-aui- ps AkA6O md FULTON,
ssne tnofnu-by frut'rL Will esse Pier No q Nortb
kiy.r fl. ayfe cal ne At mouth. the following days a.
uOon pTrCiselJ: 49,.
ARA6D .......IgsRY a. GtD-DES......Narrh Il. l6ih
FULION......JANFs \. ~ ofrEs........Auri 10. 1900
ARAGO .......IiEsET .. GApsDEs. MAY u, 1900
FILtOs......JIEFs 4. " NOTrES........l June = I.bn
AhAGO .......uGNHY \ tADsDfS......July T. looo
Ani .ye.y 'l JAYS ih, rrs't-f.
PRICES or rA->AGt fAiD n GOLD.
Flf.t CO ......- Ji .u second cahin.......t 80
Tbfoush tickets 10 Lnudou...... S3eItfA
An sIperenr-l Surgeon on boaid- .
Tho company Lot u fr-po"-pie Tor specie OF 'Alhhor
unr.s bib ade. l.sing the yno e1pfe.cd ATe "sneS
thrrrfor.
Ior iurthsr information. spply TO
JJB J. COasTOCX. Agent,
so. IE'adwsy Sew lofS-
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-09

Gc0n PER MONTH and EXPENSES
R%OO PAD-AGENrs WANTED, male ard fe'
nde,to introduce and useful patented INVENTION
for further information address, with stamp, l.. N.
kAIHEk Il Co., Manufacturers. Cleveland Ohio.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-09

EOR SALE-PORTABLE and STATION
i AIRY STEAM.ENGINES, TO 2Jlhorss power with
Improved Circular and Gang Saw Mills in store resdy
nnedae shipment, at tho lowest rates Iron and ood
wSrtng Machinery, Chucks Betting and every desrpton
esuppies, by J. b. FULLER. No. Dsyst.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-09

E0R SALE -LATHES for irregular turning
rnd pan.linE Also. MILLING MACHINES, &c, Ge-
JAMES w. BOOTH Assignee, Nc. 239 Eightb-svs.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-09

4 YOUNG GERMAN, % years Of age who
N understands the care OF horses and plain gardening
wishes SITUATION with family living 10 hr country
san be At 1888 Graham cor StagTs Wiiamsbngh
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-09

EVK sALE-A new, very strong, handsomely
y finished shops ENGINE. Also. BUILDERS HOISTIN6
sassShlNE With windAss, tabs. boou, Ac- STERLING
AIhk, No. 3tl West Twenty. fourth st.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-09
MEDICAL DIREcToR's OYYIcs,
DEPARrnxST on THH EAST, 10 l23 bLEEcKKR ST,
urfI 4

WANTED-50 experienced CANVASSERS
w to solicit advertisements for Kellogg United States
Mercantile Register Best advertising medium FOR whoesa
en and manufacturer, only. Apply to KELLOGG JOHN
tT0N Co, No. Il6 Nssssu-st
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-09
Matbinern.
ERICSSON's CALORIC ENGINES.

CLUTE BROS cesbrsed portable and stationary high
az bv pressure steam Enges rist and Saw Mills Pumps
every description; Cotton Gins, sehaftnE Gearing,
rslsys &c. Jobting Of AL kiId..
JAMES A. ROBINSON,
No. l4 Dusns-st, cor. Hndson-st, New. .Yorh.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-09

CD S0l TO $4,000 A YEAR.-A good
RSscOO chance to make money. An Agent IL
wanted every the Union, manufacture aud sell
article Of daily consumption In every family Can be man
setued In the agents dwelling entirely new secured
By eopy.t Sale permanent four No fitting Up 10 be
done.
For full particulars address. with stamp ncosed for return
LOUIS COBLENTZ Middl-town, Md.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-09-14
Fine Wool Yarns
Zephyrs VVorsted
Shetland Wool &c.

We give below prices of few
articles
Calico at 12d cents per yard.
Bleached Muslin, at III cts per yd,
Brown Muslin at y cents per yard,
| Splendid DeLains at 25c. per yard,
Ticking, 25c per yard.
Check, 25c per yard,
Shirting Stripe, 20c per yard,
Canton Flannel, 30c per yard,
Red Flannel, good quality 37a cents
per yard.
Dress Goods, Csc pr. yd; worth SOC.
Jeans, 80 cents per yard.
All Wool Cassimeres Toe per yard.
Spledid Black Doeskin Cashmere,
at ST 80. per yard.
Fine French Broad Cloths; $3.50,
Balmoral Skirts, full size high
colors. 1925.
Hoop Skirts, full size, good article,
IS cents. All other goods in pro-
prOtion.
Our Goods were all bought for
CASH giving US a great advan-
tage, which we viii give our cUsto-
mers the advantage of. We have
the LARGEST and MOST STYLE
.ISH STOCK IN THE CITY,
Give US an early call, you will
find it to your advantage.
TERMS CASH.
NEW STORE OPPOSITE THE OLD
BANK.
S. 2. & J.J. Shur.
Sept Z, lse6,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-09-14
SLoAN.S c0NlITInN PnWnER

Has the largest sale Of any Horse and Cattle Medicine
IN this country. 1t is composed Of herbs aus ROOTS and
for mildness safety certainty and thoFoughness stands
pre-eminsnty at the head Of the list Of Horse aRa
Guile Medicines.
1t carries OF all gross humors, prevents horses from
becoming stiff foundering pures the blood oosens
the skin, and gives it smooth and glossy appearance
eleanses the water and strengthens every part Of the
body. It & also safe and certain remedy for coughs
and colds which generate many fatal diseases.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-09-14

S. p. & J. Shur.
Sept Z, 1895,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-09-14

A VERY d BREYFOeLE, are always ready 20 ssiss
~ 90 thaF euato mera. sep @
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-09-14

Here we repose for the mite. To-mOr-
row we start onward, and shell continue
sWlngin around the cirkle until we reach
Chicago.
PETROLEUM v. NASBY, P. NJ.
(wich is Postmaster.(
(and likewise chaplin to the expedishu.) }
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-09-14

gTJHE best article OF COAL on. iu % be had al
4 Iuna % D0NiyAN 3 PUrWnFs
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1866-09-11
To and from the North.
THROUGH-FREIGHT AIR LINE
The n. G.. Railroad and It's con-
Meeting Lines.

By Throogh-Freight arranS cmcn;s, through Re
.ceipts are given from Charlotte -aDd all points on
the North Carolina Railroad to New York Boston
Phiianelphia, Baltimore, Portsmouth, Norfolk Pc
'tersburg and City Point, AT EXCEEDINGLY LOW
RAIhS--lower, with more dispatch and with less
insurance. than auy other line:
See Agents ard Shjp your Goods 10y the followir ing
lines, and no othcr-Carc Of Railroad Agent, Ports
mouth, Va:
FRoN New YoRK.-Atlartic Coast Mail Steamship
Co, Livingston Fox s TO-, Agents, UI6ce No. Is
Liberty street-,Shipging Point Pier No SO North
River, New York
FnoM BosToN-Bostop- and Norfolk STEAMSHIPS
Co.. A. Sampson, Agen, and of~CentraT Wharf.
Boston,
FEon Observation-Disclosures and Norfolk
Steamship Co, v 7. Clyde Co, Agents, No II
North Delaware Avenue, .,5iiudc'gLia
From BALTIMORE -Btituore Steam Packet Co.
(Old Bay Line) L, B. PARKS, Agent foot of Unior
Dock aud by Brandts Line.
Bss- This Line gives more disPatehtlian any Ex-
press Company, and 1T about oue-fOurth the cost
Aug 6, 1S66-lm
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1866-09-11

I INTERESTING TO Substitute
far Utres.-Among the new inventions is a
button which is fastened to cloth without
thread. 1t is said to consist solely of button
with WIRE to be inserted into the cloth like a
cork-screw, and then pressed down fat, SO as to
form ring to hold the button to its place. As
this Invention will enable every man to keep
the buttons on his shirt himself, it is calculated
to do away with wives altogether.-LynchJurg
NelCs
That may Go fora pesky, narrow hearted,
close listed, shrivelled up old bachelor, but, as
for US. we would rather have good wife, shirt
or no shirt, buttons or no buttons We believe
in labor-saving machinery, but we have no use
for any substitute for a wife for any son of
Adam.
AMY son, hold up your hand and tell nae who
was the strongest MANI
"Jonah" ..
"Why SOP
"Cause the whale couldn't hold him after he
got him down" '-