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WILCOX { GIBBS
SILENT FAMILY
SEWING MACHINE,

WILL STITCH, hem, FELL. TUCK, CORD.
w Bind, Braid Quilt and Embroider beautifully y.
1t will with the finest needle and thread, from
perfect work on the finest Nainsook, over the
heaviest beaver cloth and cowhide, with no change
of needle thread or tension.
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notice of Final Account.

REFERENCES B Mckay & Co, Botto
FurlOng; w Rentgen & Co.
Feb d3n ##
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p We have seldom OF never seen more
khted audience than that at City Hall
h blight to witness the remarkable per
sances of Mr.. c.. A. Lewis. This was the
Iii his entertainments in this city, the
beds of which are to be devoted to the
|aft of the wife and child of the late
La Stonewall Jackson. Everybody
II not be benevolent but all like to be
BED and entertained. Mr.. Lewis does
\ in the most satisfactory manner. Ills
Abt-ofhaud tricks last night were greeted
II the most uproarious applause, while al
great tying feat all were lost in aston
hent at the facility with which MI l.
cated himself from the most comph
knots. We hope that tonight hi
have large audience who can feel thai
have spent an evening pleasant!
L contributing to a most worthy object
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aard toll privatlon and expense may be
be with comparative impunity, III any
ate or locality, by those who sustain
strength with the wholesome and
poaMe stomachic-RedJ Jacket Bittcrs.
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'ONHERCHAE4 NEW 8.

NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
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pHE DAILY CLARION
PROSPECTUS

OF rae
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WEDNESDAY,, JULY Is, 1866.
THE poRrLAsD sUFFERHRs.

MEETING OF THE CHAMBER OF CoMMEaCE--A COM
MTrEE APPOINTED TO PROCEED TO PORTLAND
AND DISPOSE or THE FUNDS
The members Of the Chamber Of Commerce met
yesterday at noon hear the report Of the Committee
pointed to raise for the Portland sufferers There
was III attenlncc Of members. Mr.. b. Chenden pre-
sided The proceedings commenced by resolution
offered ~ A A. LoF esq thanking the for their ae-
ton n reference 90 the matter ~ raising funds. 80
The Chairman then said that the COMMITTEES bad real WIN
regret IN the editorial collins Of Tie Nt- foTk INNS On
article rejecting the generosity Of the city Of Sew
The journal IN question had stated that ia one night COZ
had been raised for the Portland sufferers In Montreal WINE
such spontaneous generosity had been exhibited mere
Committee noticing this communicated WITH ihe mhJ0 OF
Montreal who In reply stated the statement In the Imss
In period OF several days come sIoWo
had been collected. He Mr.. Chitenden did not WIN 10
detr1c from the generosity Of Montreal but he wished also 10
do justice to New. York
Sir Low remarked that Now York through its insurance
companies, had shared IN the Portland calamity. .
After further discussion, Mr. Low moved that commit
tee Of ree be appointed PoTand to see after the as
tributon OF the iunds.
The resolution having been seconded and carried nnan
mousy the following gentlemen appointed a. Com
miltee; Messrs. A. Low. l. p Buck e. f. SOyes en0
> II. Chitenden. the Chairman.
The Committee Banks reported that $1,000 had been
collected from the New. ork City banks for Che fund
The Secretary stated that the total receipts by the Com
miitee OF the Chamber Of Commerce exceeded so ana
that probably the receipts from the c nendng tho conou
tiols from the Chamoer would exceed s5OOO0
After vote Of thanks TO the Treasurer tie Board ad
ournel.
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JUVENILE AsYLUM.-At the monthly meeting q"
the Directors Of the Juvenile Asylum the following statistics
for June were reported In the House Of Reception joe
iqi Deceived In June i27 Returned 10 friends q sem 10
tie Asylum lO9 seat % the House Of Refuge ADeH'
In he House JAY l. III, In the Asylum juno 4o re-
cev from th ofse Of Reception loli reuTn'd 10 hehds
q inder'urrd 90: died, !. -. r,,ot. -,
lie be Arylu July 4si; % children s-1i 10 linos ana
irleutnfcd Excellent health continue g. 80 pd,h ~
oi.neh,s - 'ie ,t M o. A. g. n little boy
Who bad bcc long time IN and addicted 10 other HABITS
fpne He was quite pIoiren when received For severri
months previous 10 b ~
i'lrna,Dn % al in saving the neglected children 81 orr
In ~ .isnkfuly received hJ A. H. "etmoe NO ei
VS.s 4 5. Collins, no. ~ NaIist
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UTAH.
REPORT OF THE HOUSE coMMrTrE'-THE LAWS oP
THE UNITED STATES OPENLY ToLATED-NEcEs-
slTY oP An ARMED FORCE TiERE TO PRESERVE
PUBLIC PEACE. %.


VAuny6rox. Monea.. July %. 1865.
The House Committee on TERRITORIES nave iiau t a
,cpoTt on the condition Utah They Say ' testimony ds
% th. feet that the laws OF the United Suites are openly
eoSes vioteJ throughout the Territory, and that an
armed necessary The PSs Ypd give re-
curing herein Tie only witaess nrsaeed az ne eses
of te delegate from UiS admits the f s " ~ wa o,Js- 10
seSafe Protection salty to s. Ps sn,. aI 10
property ,rrge,oS, made by Of the gentlemen eA
adopt te s"Ioa Of lie present Territorial Government
OF Utah and the estaOs aye been ipabe 70 agree
bsv also regret to STATE that they a.e pT e Nan ,tch
iue! S ,,bmit f,g the action OF the House pau 49,
seemed TO them promise "r admitted TO exist They
SnG esn = either to dsae the iet! hnS
or he establ, hneut If Military Cover me. %
therefore been compelled 10 postpone 'ne iui'"''
On the 18th OF June Mr. Hooper the delegate uom utan
add ressed o letter the Chairman 81 the committee ID
he denied tie statements OF some o. ,u ~ n Of Iah
that report be made 20 The honse un, ' hen lie
cord be heard in reply TO the charges mace against %
Committee declined 70 nish hlu. ne suos or
before the Committee aud requested tst seeel con "a
b Inv direction Of Tie House with authority TO exsme ana
rerort al the allegations mace oy the IsvS
and also on condition Of classes rctiohg ~ tne
IT, ryottse were m bic TO satisfy themselves thai any ma.
teial facts could be Obtained even u sgocohnh,ee so
20 10 tie TERRITORY. They therefore detihea w.
81 the Eonse 10 make order which wonld
necessarily Involve lags eAPsa1 ons the it1es.s eI.
niued was Joseph Smith the Of the founder OF tle MOI
mon Church WHO saws tue Book Of Mormon explicitly con
ana fOrblOs poly ghW1f NNiuN
edged held articlso iith ln! brigham 1ou$ w
tho header 81 thnt part Of the Church which went West
with him The Church did under the presidency Of hi.
ther nor does il under his The witnesses testify thn
49, p,s.depcv teaches hostility TO the Government 81 the
pited states Gen Common who has been military commaif
~ lie District Of Utah since 1902 testified that poygsm{
taught A. fundamental principle Of the Mormon religion
ami disorslty and 70 the Government prhco,
nioned by the tenets IL m regarded by good Mormon
ouiy allowable bat meritorous TO assam and Iepo Tue
ori Governmen IN every practicable way Cen COuhof m
mo doubt that the Mormon leaders have assumed 70
"a s,iv Lomieide believes 10 from their own record
80 - rsoort imong Themselves and from horInof
embossed a. lia tvi es Lsd ceUD,ilel lgI9s y Aii
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE,

ton Of tho Mormon leaders and believed tho time he was
doing right as Taught BY them farther evidence the wit
ness submitted the following copy Of special or Issued by
Brigham Young for the murder Of 90 mca discharged
eamsters VI Gen. johnson command then Fort Bdfer
Utah who route tor California Fortunately the OIL
designated 10 execute the order person and
DID not execute ~ and lately the original order 20
Federal officer In Utah AMI ~ Is in Gen Corners posses
The signature Of james Ferguson authenticated by
The adavs Of two respectable merchants Of salt Lake CITY.
SALT LAKE CiTT. April 1853.
SPECIAL ORDER-Tae OH FER e. command Of ssr9 is hereby
ordered that man l. well with aunon and
lave ready lie e os 80 thos ieAa hundred s rom
President Young advises al Kidd
prevent Brdr ~ Teon oar ENEMIES.
Every preaution taken and escapes SecTcy
IL required by order Of Gen. Danlei u. Wells
JAhEs FERGUSON. A. a. @.
Other witnesses testified to the demoraizsd condition the
No.
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The Alleged Homicide in varich-s.
ooRoSER's EoUEsT-BxAMNATIos oP SEVERAL WI
ERssEs-vERDIcT OF THE JURY.

CORONERS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of SEVERAL VIII
TRssEs-vERDIoT OF THE JURY.
On Monday. Mrs. Sarah Frebel who was stabbed
twice In the thigh by husband August at their residence
No s3 Yarickst the nth rs' died at Bellevue Hos
pita Yes,rrLay Coroner Gamble held inquest on the
The particulars Of the have been beeto re
published ia TIE TRIBUNE The following Is the evidence
James sandford residing at No. 81 Kngs, testified
acquainted with either the deceased her hnsband
ne room, he called in aud said that Dutchnan had
stabbed his wife and asked me to 80 for tho Doctor bui II
asked so ~ and the deceased found her sitting IN
chair her husband lad hold q her aud acted a. though en-
deavorng stop the flow Of Blood then called DE- Logue
the prisoner had ho Of the deceased on my return Just as
left himi remarked Here IS tie doctor the prisoner
grasd rosad and appeared TO be frantic saying IN broken
EDglsh, I'VE have mad little qnarre this morning and
stabbed her with my katie In the leg to ghen her or words
70 that effect hen at tie request Of Dr. Fnne saw Capt
Dokson AT Tho StatoHHouse aud he accompanied NE BACK
70 the house.
Dr. Iofuc residing ut No 300 Hudson.s' testified
called n attend deceased after she was stabbed ana i)nnd
her suffering from wound IN the len thigh, cutting the
femora artery consultation had with Drs Lynch and
patient nearly exhausted from loss OF blood and after
checking now OF blood sent her to the hospital
Deceased was idmed into tie Hospital July H. suffering
from incsed wound of the left thigh the wound was shout
artery was wounded about two inches from its origins the
wound longitudinal deceased ted D. the day Of
her admission Bat the wound had been nneted By knife 10
hands o. her husband and that shs had given him 10
for tho assault except throwing her round his
In playful manner deceased lo exhbteS 10 me some
uaiks Ter where said the prisoner bad bitten herr
The next day gangrene set IT, and the 2d death ensucd
from exhaustion consequent upon hcoTThage and gangTene
Of tie linn.
OGcor Curry n the Twen,yeghth Precinct testified a
rested prisoner 40 told me that wh sitting on his bench
ut work his Ws Lin and asked hm to come to break
r hat be Told go away and stop io'ing; that she
m continued when he wheeled aTonDd hs seat and Attempted
away the kn being IN s band ne eut heF ne
said he had no intention of taking Der e or cutting her
Tie case submitted % the july who rendered
verdict that the deceased cam % her death by siD Mouna
az fe hands Of her husband" The prisoner u native OF
Germany sged years and by occupation shoemaker In
response 60 the question # tie Coroner he SAID nad Ao
iutsntloa ol TAX ng the lie u my WIFE,
Deceased WIS a native of England, aged % years
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Arrived.

Steamship Quaker City West Charleston SO hours with md' and
pass. TO A. Lesry. =. -, IL, 49, L.. ord ,-s ,..,
10 the Union Navigation 20. ,o,- t,h .,.,r te On
Barb Atlanta (br Candout Cadena, 10 days WIN sugar Ne"
Bi Waldo Baker sseus 10 days with sugar to BrOes"'y
big Icons tof Johns b. Bishop Psr'boro ~ - 10 days
with plaster 10 2. l. Nsyin, Son. NJ, 90 l., ,h .,-,,
BIG Continental tBr) Laird hananbo. r r. 10 days win 'nS'
s Nsz.rene Br Murphy is dsys with Os''e' to
ID X. DeWof Co. o., ~,,-,e -. ,h ,,,,, A
Joseph Enras,
schr n j. Rose Wright, Virginia.
sehr. !. g. Ferris Hunt. Virginia
schr. Breeze. Scper virginia; - - .tA ....i
g. master.
SIR A. T. Binns Taylor Virginia.
scLr TIla { arnnon Barrett Virginia.
schr w f. Lesgstt Robbins, Vfgnih
scb, G H. Van Name. Van Name, Virgins
ss Ti Alien PoT Royal s. G.. 5dly, with iron to master
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK.......~JuLr "a
Cleared.

s,s,m.hip Persia iPfl Lott, Liverpool T. Cunsrd. -
seAmsn Saratora king Norfolk, City Pon aud Richmond w.
U.iareier 4 Pnmofe
sssmslp 0sacu Gall. Boston Steamship Company
Steamship Ashland Norton, Boston, w. I. Clyde.
D.su0 Liverpool trinnen Mntnrn 20
Bari DIANA Begeaon fook, tunch Meineke Wendi
Bal tBr) Bseford, Pernanbnco, L. fhipps 90
Bs Highland Nancy (BT Graham Kingston via wilmington e.
Messing ,n q .,,c
Prr tlyde fBr) Warers, St Johns. H., A. sntheu Co
Brie sparkli1g Sea tBr.l Bowden Cow Bay, w Ingalls,
Err Alice (Bfi Loud. Rio Oraadc. Brett, sou CO.. -
Bns Marian Ridley Br.), Hartley, 81 Johns ~ f. sf kins
Irouside - a,
Co , - -. H..
sehr Maggie Mc Lean B Peek St. Johns ~ b. A. Smihep
Co. A.. r,-- 9Th r..
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HAGGERTY & PHELPS No. II PINE-sr.
As..1AsI I GuAh1rRs ssITa .0Yor No. l9 STAT a.

NTw,YoRK err July % 1876.
Bx order Of Breve Van vei Chief
,e b. g. sell f.bic Auction, az Battery Barracks on
quantity Of Quarter
conusin part o q coal seutlirs ~ - q ana
60 gallon canion kettle stcyelpe dripping pans Dsheioe
rsnTe empire rauges 81 leaiHg stoves &c &c Also eionsg
camp esrison eQuipye follows 100 uniform hats " Uniform
coats 500 is shoulder scaes III para coat Ip5 80 1skeo
bars 6I SPADES 3 hovcls 6 4s nmkee 2o mess pans
100 hstcbets 10 buses, l drums l0 pcA1's kHspsse Ey
saks cantsens Sc Ao 10 wstens tics aId poles go common
t,n snd 905 ehsllef.i.n'.
al bee condemned auh TT GOV
good he had Terms 81 sale
and weighing by The sYcionseF fof intnei pi-
app tho barrsgks The undeis.ened -,
rgt OF declining a. Dds ohtTeu
my " + c. MORGAN
Evt naJ and A. { NJ
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srprpTop coURT-yEw.HAv CouSTr, CoSTcrIcUr
c.isa n .nhot act lanes T. Fenninan 1rRee, ct al
Tie eI case which enbracesNhe same questions and
which is almost Of Abbot sgt ne American
Hard Rubber Company long itie.ied In hb CITY hns
iine I'm the snccess II tho plaintiff has bon occupying
The attention Of the ChefJustoe OF tho supme Court OF
Connecticut sitting O Committeeman ana setra members
OF The New. Haven and New York Bars
The plaintiff who sockholder TO argamo1nt 10 the
1 s6e NJ tie fcory Il that Company 70 theome WOODEN
Conplny fet sde alleging tbai Tie ,as was qdulent ara
defpdants sci mo general denial regards he question Of
fragS and contend that they acted 10 good hlL
Toe plaintiff represeuted by tho Hon TE Dool tic Of
ctyt Whiio e1Judse a Backman; ~m a. Isioi and o-is
IT. Bristol New-H ven anI ex-Jn1se " Aiel q heH'
IL ALeB4 ~ L.g .liel "a VI t.e 1eisa1lJAs
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ALLEGED MURDERERs ARRESTED.-On Monday Capt.
Steers and Detective McCoud Of the Twenty IRE
cac arrested Patrick Conway and on bench
warrants issued by the Queens County Criminal Court Tho
rers are suprosed 10 be the river thieves who
mouths since boarded schooner iug of Rkers Island Tor
purpose Under and being discovered by the mate
fred upon and killed HIN and then made their escape The
evidence she hands Of the tends very strongly
eliminate the pTs0ncrs They were taken 10 queens
County where thew will be held 10 await their trial
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SUPREME COURT-CnAsBFRs-JrLY @-Before Justice
CLERKE
DECISIONs

Fdnund Griffin agt John Pettigrew, Receiver, &c.
Motion 10 continue denied with sl0 costs. William r.
ousdce at Eliza Gousdge-Report Of referee confirmed
and Judgment Of divorce granted Custody OF chdf en-
.warded 10 plaintiff Victor B Deperrius AIT ames j.
Pes al-Motion granted on payment OF elO costs
Union Petroleum Company agt Allen wright COMPANY
Injunction nued with costs TO the successful party on
the event Chs, H. Crosby agt. LOWS sumerheli ct al
Motion Gened 70 % aside order Of arrest without costs
Arthur shh agt Eer and London fire and Life Ihsur
SssnGsnt Watts-same agi. sur % yo,,on Granted 70
amend with 10 to defendants cue AIT Sane add
act " " Leland ct al.-Moton deliee -j,Sont co.t.
W Smith art Christopher Uaggeity-M,ue jeneS 20
sgt TTed C. Gebhard grantcd-eiO costs to e. 81
event.
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10 i've IT. day and await IFS downfall in the regular order
Of the programme Of political dscord which prevails m
tls land cursed boy hroly aud Ignorance. That Is the
sun and substance Of al that is to be gained and all that
there is IN the whole question 10 excite our sympathy or
10 VIII our praise.
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Tho s,eerage passengers Of the steamer Edinburgh,
1r,. fo,, ,-s,pooi WHOM arrived last ~sth held
on M. arrival at port and rendered their n anks
and men,s officers Of the ship for the Uniform
ss'e.t.H H 'p Soyage. There 40 steerage
m he ~
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Disasters.

The brig Charlie, =. Poole fom sasna for Sew io shore al
ne of 500 hhds aud 30 tics Of moes which l. consigned to
jinoi Ward l. discharged into schooner There IL little
The ser rzA Caswe Providence from Rondou lost her
HA1nma ausins thunder sqa4l Of Tuesday nigh July H.
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saIss bp antiion.

J. NJ MKRwrY A1c,ioueer. 49,,
DY BANGS, MERWIN d CO, Broadway cor. Sun
ID ssslss Of Books WoIks Of Art Fancy Good IsIn.ee &c
oso. A. LEavIrT ApeuoneeI.
DOCK TRADE SALE ROOMS. 4yS Broadway
ID LEAVITT sTREBElGH6 Co, yuceessoTs to J. T. Cooley
CosneEHEsTs SOLICITED. ADyAscgs sADs
DY HENRY ". LEEDS & MINER-On MON
ID DAY July 30 TUESDAY SIS, WEDNESDAY. August
LoRs INTERNATIONAL HOTEL and RESTAURANT, No 81
BROADWAY, come o. Frsnkli1,st, ,o,. ,noo,
u NP2RsA GURf FANS 6ED6SG Porcelain Plate and
GLAssw ARE 1e being TIE sss sno
been sold for other buas., paPosss - N,. o., Now y. "a
order The entire having reed and THIS spng
The Carpets AID CaaDs being almost 9w ana ~ nne crsef me
Bnks &C. being qoay. tie greater portion being new
Tar PARLORs furnished with peg ye.ysi and VINCE s
and plush sk and lace Curtain. Center and f.er IAoe
Eaeere P Mnel and Owl MToTs Ct large sze ana N e con
BEDROOM FURNITURE ofqOo room, Of carved and plain
order. Canopy Cartans Of G and lace Lsber
kns &c. 1c elegant Oval and Pier Mirrors CToekefy se,s fs'
patent Png hetesses Pillows Sheets Blankets Coon'e'sne
HALLS English onclob Velvet Wilton Stair csrpst' and
2iRRoRs-A iTge nam6eI Il Pier Of fancy
.,xIes Of 6rst Nv plates and III N framed.
GAS cHASDEIlEEs AND FixrgEEs q ysrieu, sic. and
''S DFficE fTRSURE Desks ceansi. "ss ssfs Jack
'on g,ep, Anggacs!o ot Nos hegsSr SsSl Ss &c
fee, wide and q inches ,hes Yss Glass SHOW ss,s q
Eannis NE ssSr Tss csas AID sos plush
Braeks "a, bronze Two ge and elegantly
. SsaS e Ssa sa Deck os 1l made
Hsnnss sse Cot Glassware French China MATED S
COFFEE Roas.er a Washing end Drying Machine Ironing
stoves Carving and steam Tables esEf s0 err s1G .a, IS
new with variety Of 9'hs1 ees si 70 oe s,r y
Lquor' sd ssrl &c. az imported eIpres this eabhn,s
the fniie particulars Of which wiz BE- gytn m COCO unt
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corrRT OF COMMON PLEAs-CGANBERs-JULr "a
Before Judge BRADY.
DRCISIoSS.
Hilbert not Oberle-Motion for reference denied
~, 81 Min le,va "a renew &c. Hutson agt Walter
Motion to dissolve injunction denied Ksppel ag Lewey.
-n;dice t tho 1laintFs right % renew his appica.
zion r II facts and circumstances warrant zane
agt Same. Motion granted without cos'a
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Proposals.
HEADauaRrERs DFPARrhfSr on MAshis"ioH'
OTFcH OF CHKr oUAnrEKsAsTth' ,oss (
WisHIsGroy, D. C.. July IA iS'S'

OTucF or CnKT OUAnrERsAsTth, -, Z
WlsHIsarcs, d. C., July IA $3.50 )
DpopoS AIS for SALE OF WOOD.-Seaed Pro.
~, "A invited at this flee unii y o'clock noon hONnA1
1uruei scS f De pure q eo'
a. 4eo, FOURTEEN HUNDRED CORDS At the Kendall Green
~ yl on The line the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad about one
T wood consist. Of about ONETiIlO I'd PINE and TWO
THIRDS ( OAK piled Immediately sous the trsck Of 'be
ralroaA = ~, ., nc -. a..
,veo5 Of fSh OF andria- tie line
OF Washington AleS IN and Geo S.iown nrSas ONE
fhs wood consists 4 about TWO THIRDS 80 ZINE snd @
THIRD ~ Oh Is piled along The truck, aud d,'sn. soo'.
half Of He WHAT tie Potomac River eaains TO
All OF the wood oa.ed ef sale Of good or lair qshy aHd
thoroughly seasoned. IA, v,a a II
Proposal. viii o. fecev quantities from TO tiy o'fi Id
upward with cvee taking al OF either o. ION Al.
Paymen "a he made in Government iunds lnmeuac Ne'
openr n r,.sot - a
= se rrh: Il reserved Of re,ecDs Ivy or Al pff3PPwsT1
advantageous the United stcs 81 -, - W..hioyor
Cooue aud Chief c1arteniaster. Departmeu'O VI "e.n
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10000 ruN8 o., ,.,,.
JULY - 1884.

NPv-YoHp iulv y 1886
rur rrrAUApF LACKkWkNNA AND IVES. RI RAIL
ROAD COMPANY N bold their FOkiItiH hLtllyf ThLi
or COAL WEDNESDAY the 2h dey Of Jolly 800 a. y
o'clock noon a, tho 20 70 Eschase cor"f
sew-York which time ueg vii sell ~ !less
. Holm a. DRAPER 4 Co. Aucti0urer,
5000 rI-Ns or FRESH MINED SCRANTON COAL
eivrrdhe AZ Leiot f~4<"SeDP'S -
during the mouth Ct Aurnt nex' -.
positive. each l PIT WI he sd 10 tb snest
made account OF
on eSsf Company The conditions will be fully made known
at L Of s.le.
TRzs 80 payatl 10 curey flnd. on The day 81
bauce with the Government tex ~ cents per tup
siikiu 10 days ileeseI, at the Oece ol TIC eagny;
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DECISIONS.
INV TENSION LAW has list been passed giving In
erased who
feet band one loot the total
pension. TO dependent iAil. brothe
sufabc banh n.ke apnicA.
uon Tor any Of e aooe Psesons Those
make sppleatiog Ny chsss, IN.
BY PENSION LAW. ~ B.kter by pernG..,on 10 Same
Sinclair Eq Publisher Of The New Yo Tribune Accurate eopl..
Of the NEW PENSION LAW Ter sale, a, l5c. each. f
CHARLES NhlILElON' No. III Broadway. NewYorh.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-25
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-25
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To N. Editor Of The ~ Y. Tribune
CIR. We are credibly informed by Mr.. G. b. New
Ssn Roekand Me- that one STEPHEN KRAsZNY repTeseh
Protestant from Hungary exief for his opposition
u, the concordst Of the head Ct an Hungarian
IN T.,s. numbering some 2sOO Rebel rersecuiei and
souls and having this obtained the generous IN
dOrspen, Of several dvne Of Boston largely engaged In
leeurns and raising money for the above colony which, "eVey
Hungarian does not and rover did ei' we deem our
du,y 10 warn all whom concern sssns. the bold imloon
and bnref.eed efrontry Of said stephen Kraszny.
Nice-PIesident J. Mark, "itunga1sn society
q. KOSAFA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-25
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