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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-12-16

SUHRATT TO BE FRIGHTENED INTO
TESTIMONY AGAINST MIR. DAVIS s-The
Washington correspondent of the
Baltimore Gazette says:
In o recent letter, ventured the
suggestion that, in view of the insult
ticiency of the evidence to convict
Surratt of q capital offence in civil
court, and consequently, by implica-
tion, throwing doubt upon the right
eousness of the sentence which
military commission passed upon his
mother, the radicals would attempt to
relieve the commission from public
odium by an energetic prosecution of
the son. and attempt to charge his
acquittal of such an offence to cop
perhead perjury and rebel sympathy.
But how greatly did / under-rate the
audacity and impudence of the fac
ton now ruling the entire country
with an iron rod-and who laugh in
the faces of their credulous followers.
Surratt, we are now told, is to be
white washed into witness against
Davis; or rather, he is to be manipu-
lated by the immaculate Holt, and
through the Vaccinations of some
new Conover, (perhaps the Canadian
''gentleman," who served in both
armies during the late war, and more
recently turned up among the Pope's
Zonaves, and, under threats of death,
induced to subscribe to some cock
and bull story, duplicating innocent
parties in the assassination plot,
which, by the way, is now fast as
suming the proportions of the famous
"plaat'' of Titus Oates The Chro-
nicle, of this morning, distinctly fore
shadows this scheme. ''It is re-
ported" says that Infamous sheet,
that Attorney General Stanbery has
decided upon the trial of jeff Davis
at Richmond, some time during the
spring of 1867. John Surratt, re-
Gently captured in Egypt, and now
on his way to this country, will pro-
badly be placed upon the witness
stand at the Davis trial, his compG-
city with the conspirators rendering
him valuable witness in regard to
the part played by the arbitrator in
the assassination scheme" Can the
equal of this compound of audacity.
recklessness and villainy be found
anywhere in history, except, perhaps,
the charge against Charles II of i'm
plication i'll the plot to assassinate
himself?
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-12-16

SWEET OPoPoNAx! Is the sweetest Ex-
tract ever made. Supersedes all others
Try it once; will use no other.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-12-16
A New Orleans despatch says:

'"Ihe news from the Rio Grande is
thought indicative of implacable hos
tlllty to American intervention in the
affairs of Mexico, and that any effort
OF the kind will cause more united
opposition than is now made against
such intervention by the empire.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-12-16
CHOICE STOCK LIQUORS!

LnUlGk y AlUCk hlAUUkA!
AT WHOLESALE And RETAIL !
PBLS: GIBSON'S Y, Xxx, Xxx, wHIs-
ID KEY.
Bbls. o. Bliss Old Bourbon WHISkEY.
Corn and Rye domestic C
Holland Anchor GIN.
american Hope C
Pinet and Rochelle BRANDY.
Jamaica and Santa Cruz Rum
Sweet Malaga Wine.
Cherry and Madeira Wine
Catalognia Claret Wine.
Stoughton Bitters.
Boxes Boxers and Krauter Bitters.
Curacao and Anniseed Cordial,
Wolfe's Schiedam Schnapps
With general stock of GENUINE IL
QUORS, worthy attention Of purchasers, at
fair prices. Call and examine the above
stock before purchasing elsewhere, as
great inducements will be offered
A. l.. SOLOMON.
Second door from Shiver House,
Oct IL On Plain street.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-12-16
SPECIAL NOTICES.

SWEET OPopoNAX FROM MEXICO. New,
very rare, rich and fashionable perfume
The finest ever imported or manufactured
IN United States. Try it and DC convinced.
A New PERFUME! Called Sweet Opoponax
from Mexico, manufactured by E. II. Smith
d CO., New York, is making sensation
wherever it is known. Is very delicate,
and its fragrance remains dh the handker-
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-12-16

entirely behind the enlightened views
OF taxation prevalent in the most
civilized countries. They worry the
producers without yielding much
gain to the Government.
Neau Yora; Times.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-12-16
FEvERS, CHILLs. AG1

FEVERS, CHILLS, AGUE, &C.
The cause of fever is the contamination of
the blood by somo morbific agent The
nerves connected with nutrition and or
ganic contractility suffer alteration in their
composition. The muscles, deprived of
nervous influence, begin to waste, and this
waste produces heat. The heart is in
creased Ill its action, and the blood is rem
dered still moro impure by receiving the
wasted tissues by the continued action of
the morbid agent, as well as by the func-
tlons of the lungs, liver and spleen being
lmpeded. Purify, therefore, the springs of
life, the blood. Use the ''Queens Delight" !"
the great blood remedy, and all morbid
agents will be removed. The Queens De-
light has cured many cases of CONTAINING
ton of the blood, chill and fever, typhoid
fever; eruptise fever will be prevented by
the free use of the Queens Delight. For
sale by FISHER & HEISITsH, Pharmacists.
Nov IL INV
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-12-16

splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world.
The only t''ue and perfect Dye:harmless,
reliable, instantaneous. No disappoint-
ment. No ridiculous tints. Natural black
or brown. Remedies the i'll effects of bad
dyes. 1nviSorates the hair, leaving it soft
and beautiful. The genuine is signed WI
liam 4. Bachelor. All others are mere
limitations, and should be avoided. Sold
by all druggists and perfumcrs Factory
81 Barclay street, New York a9- Beware
of counterfeit Dec111v
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-12-16

ARTIFICIAL EYES.-ARTIFICIAI,
HUMAN EYES made to order and inserted
by Drs. F. BAUCH and P. GOUGELMANN,
formerly employed by Boissonneau, Paris,)
No. 800 Broadway, New York. Oct II 1y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-26


Steamship Hu.sye Ryder Now0Teans days with mdss aud
past s s Saratoga King Richmond AMI Norfolk
pssa 10 q. Heinoken famore. -, 80
Steamship ALLOWABLE Poune, Richmond and Norfolk with nd's
and pass. to Livingston Fox 4 Co
MONDAY June IS.
stearlp kangaroo t6r Mann,us Liverpool Jine via
10 mile, Of alees Pasd ss'Ishp PG eoaP haa M i s
inst in lat a 49, long steamship Edinburgh bound !ls,
inst q o. long Sc 50 ship American ConsIe;s eosId :" 1a
Steamship sheridan Baton, New Orleans June H. with mde and
United states supply Steamer Massachase; Norton Pensacola
June 70, ard oharleston the 22d ,, ., Mill. ID,
s.saadss,e Thsn, IF Rbouri Martinique days The
srev steamer mounts % guns ard Of 40
stesmhp Emily b. Souder Leonard Charleston 81 hours Wild
Bsrs ZebhyTne oi bermuda Areebo R., Junei
with susar Co. The b! Herald sailed the saoe day
Barr Emma Miner lo Yarmouth N So Crosby ST. JasO Juns'
Biz Re.pto (PortaG Fisnoro Lbsp via MADEIRA % days. with
Bs o + Pension Cof Walton N. 81 Mccullough Arlso r H.
II days, with sugar, L., 70 Pension 20 T., - n ID ,.
H. With sugar &c. r. Whitney Co. Lf barA oundsio cs
hsrsasi brig Diopa for Newiok next day brig Bachelor '0'
Bns Mama Chaa tof Windsor " 50 Newson DemeraFa "a day'
B Eana Wellington OBJ johnson, CienfleEo, II days Wit.
sugar Sailed in company with big IioeA'
shr Rs6ses S vina I.ysn lane Curacao is d'I'
en- sS.s kin iof Fair syenI Briggs Naples 50 days vita
fruit to Dow The vessel had westerly winds the entire
seag cyEuu Norton ArecbO. P r. 10 day., with moas'e'
ssSr T. pufeld Jones Portland = Days, with stone - -,
sehr Hattie RIOS. (O POrand Poland Mfsgosns June TO- wi"
'zSoey s.sa9a sf day.. nu.asp
sehI Virginia Price, Eldddee, Maysqnel r. y Day. vita
sugar kc s. w Lewis Co. Lei 'eh willie Tor nsu"''s
's schi Jane. Nelson n.cse,. for Philadelphia
sehr verand, Ponds PrOv sSnae Tor Albany
seSI PIe@ore Lssyoy Elsa6,iaP S6 for s''0
seRi 6iss.n. s,rst.sa, Rondou, Tor Boston.
sctr Louisa Cray Rondout for Boston.
echr. J. T. Cromwell, Rondoat ior Salem
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-26
Travellers, Guide.

To Albany, oy Hudson H. H., Depot s0.hst and oh-sve,
and nv Harlem r. r., Depot 2dth.s, and 9TH sy. via
Hudson River, 5iS 10 j. T. :, and II wa llar
len II a o. Sunday train. via Hudson River,
10 m City between Chambers and 5otAtt
ssi,n and CITY HAL end ldlsL station.
To Albany. by 81. John and Dean Richmond.
daily SUNDAY excepted foot Of Cannt " ha p N
To Albany and landings. by st-amer Armenia
foot Of Desbrossosst daily. NJ
Albany by C. Nibberd and Daniel Drew daiS
foot Of DcsbTo.sesst n. R., ''i4o O. ID
To Baltimore ard Wellington by the New'Jersey u ~
foot Of Conrtlardt.st, aud 10 q. IN, p M end u
midnight Sunday -. y u"
(Sur day excepted v n
20 ,ston. by hewfaven r. L., Wa spfinsnae@. |us s
and 4th9 f'N
To Boston BY Nsw.IIaven n. r.. sishs and An ave. wa
ia Sundgy... p H'
To Canaudaisr Rochester. Buffalo Salamanca az "es1
BY Erie Railroad foot o. ohsnpef''' !" . " - "' +, M
and pm Enisran ten.. v W.
For Camden by Ia,tan aud Delaware Boy Raihoad rom
Pier 81 N H.. st II a o.. and 4l9 p IN frest uhm & -
20 (jr.,nrort bv Long Island a. r., james alp, r.
IA M and aud lsp ~ and y eno''' o." y 10
and intermediate stations, py Haii' hu
Ess.x r. toot Of Barclay 81, at $50 IA. ~ same
yo.d g,r stations west Of MlbuTn Al ilO p IA Mor,
Tiatown Ezpresf.. " M
To New-IIsven connecting with X. X IoE hHtetI ana .,
leave Peck sin. anu IL Z" u
70 New Haven by the Newiaven F-h. 2stl-st and Rh,
.y g. ll3Da N 1915. JiS yJO asa y 1"
To Newburgh, West Post, PoughAeepse honloat sla
Kingston, landing Cozkens Dock Cornwall and milton
steamer Mary Dwell Of Deso:Ossesst daily aJ:SO p ~
To Newbush and FishAil by steamer Magenta daily lsuh,
dy d. foot Of Barclay st. p NJ
NewbuTgh. PoughAerpse hondouti and intermediate
landing. foot Of Hsrr!sonst. deny isunday
sIceped ~
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aIoyement- OF Ocean steamers
Pa.sepgers Arrived.

FROM LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN In steamship K,s-
Lewis and children, C. Marshall Mr. Brewer r.
Hard Elizabeth Hard r. Amain H. kmn Helene Anain Leon
Amain L. Amsin Falas Ansn o. Mcdonald and others In the
FROM NEwORLEANs-rn steamship sheridsn-J p Wilson.
NJ franklin ChauLcrin Mrs. " i and two children, Mrs }
Boyer Ms Bartlett. Mr. Boone aud two ehd-en NJ PShs
rrs franklin daughter Ms Lrntha Capt
r. Ayeres p. Maca od wife Cot W saJles
Henry Whihoa NJ d. Duke, Charles MohT, and others IA the
FROM cHARLEsroN-in steamshp Emily B. sonder-capi
A. T. MGiney. j. Bailey aud We j. ClaIs g
DeMarks Jane Bsayi s Casey Mrs Given, T. Vince and MI
FROM cURAcOA-In schooner Rebecca c. Laae-hE Lovrs
j. = Priest.
Menry ifestsyeT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-26
prorosals.


Owner CoszssAKT or srsHsTsscs No tST y IT,
SEALED PROPOSALS lin duplicate) will De re-,
- eey,d by the uudersgned this oee nni oock p T. o.
YRIDAY Jate fr furnishing FRESH BEbf sch guam
required from Day TO day ior oee yea LON ~
July commencing that day, a. rVida ana lt
Vert sho,~r and Wets Point Sandy Hook, Forts Nsdt"cIn
ION La.aycttr Wood Now-loIk CITY snd ~ e.s
yaces ,cnes q each place and pos a. are hoi othe p
vscsc
II. h beef Is to good marketable qusly with due pc
,oft ous Il be quseI uccks shL Gnd AllI
low excirdcdl al tsd a. tho expense o. e cLc'
10 bid will sncs ned tia IL not made ~ regular o At
gyo M bis present place VI business ana fs'
aeD.e ,.-...-..
A. ids mus be accompanied by guaranty signed b. the s'ia'
Hrs thsmfeives o. follows: -. ----. A., ......t-,
we .le nnd.-rcd hereby that IN case the icc8
accepted ssl be dolly iulAAed ncci1ir 70 ~.
tit written contract - te sA'.'r-
eth tive boaaf Ia he OF Eve tboassnd collars e1"
Names o. susrsDtortl f"--,"
Bidder. tsavs be pre- at the opening o. The p6so.
sad be prepared m Their cies % sign infr eois'f 20.
sud bond Evidence Be shown OF the etTt feTOni
surety being required day iaoTEaifs 90 me T
oa1is q feei.g7. snd other than geilt .l
perfect good faith vi subject the person making ~ ana iA'
Eesr.r.ors, 10 tie e1;frae penalty Of the low.
urte iL.s adgersent must be stt2cd 20 eac pro
str8Oe an sufficient ryasfsa i
s san O. I've housud dollars Tie Government rcsefcs NJ -
a. .ese b4 Wiki unreasonable or ddgia- q
PyusE .n be monthly b. aeh funds e. NAV b. ti4e
Wy cJverlnt cheeks on ceficse' inaep''"
apy oT Information desired BY those pSegoug % bid WI be ir
~ FRANCIS T. BERlER r. Mjor. G. :.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF EEw-YORK...."..JuSsf Is
Cleared.

Steamship Mlaan Dcikcn Havana and Vera Cruz C. A Walt
Ship Syren Morse, Honolulu Via Boston, q {. Duckmsn
Handel tDu,ch LGOke COX for orders f0neh
Meth Wendt
Brig Aurora (Br) CAshop Bay G. B.. B. ?. Small Co.
Brig Mas (Meck) Zepplin, Mamichi, Funch hencse
Wendt
Sargent.
BTis sarah fish Henderson, Boston II. W, Loud CO..
Scbr d. g. Foster Nicks. Pensscola. 2. D. Hurbut Co
schr Jessie tBrl LANCE, st. Kits, Jones Lo1gh
schr n y. Cuesling Wood, Providence, {. NJ, Barlow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-26

Tc Norwal connecting with the Ds1b1ry n n by steamer
NeVerns, Per No 81 4. r., daily st.......s:...,' ="
fothe West, by Central Railroad OF kewJersey, via Al
lentown Iom foot Of Libertyst., ~ r.. . a m, IL N
and sWp m. Sunday train Ia
10 Philadelphia By NewJersey Railroad, foot OF Court
landt.st, and 10 a. NJ, u m, and D m, and IL
To Rye P5rtches,cr end Greenwich Conn, By steamer
John Rome from Peckip daily m
To Troy BY steamers Connecticut and Rip Van Minkle,
daily Saturdays excepted from Pier No ~ r. at.
To Nsshington by Nsw-Jersey H. r. foot OF Court
anttst, and 10 q. o. ?. u, and y midnight
To NewOrlelns every Saturday. Black Star and Newfork
Mail Steamers Limo.
For savannah every Thursday Murray Line, Office No.
81 aud e Southst
For Savannah every Saturday by Empire Line Gsui
Alien No. Bog ling 6rcCn
For Savannah every Thursday Pioneer Line, Pier No.
For Montana and liahO-see Advertisement.
Raroal Time Tfhie-
yertenlents ia another Of this paper
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-26

TIE whaling Clara L. spr. reported having been use
IN al 90 10 long 70 90 bb sperm and Is bbls bsk hsh
oil D. ,.,. - WI.
Rsey tof Provincetown) Taylor with 40 bbs black hh oi
The whaling Masposet (of WestpoItb Irpp repaired
June q? y o. long % H. with 900 obs sperm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-26
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-cHaDEEs-JuSr rs
Before Judge CARDozo
rUR IroUOR DEALERS AND THB EXCISE LAW.

cOuRT OF COMMON PLEAS-CBaSDERs-JuSr 2o-
Before Judge CARDozo
THR LIQUOR DEALERS AND THE EXCISE LAW.
Holt agt Schultz Tslk agt Schultz
The orders n these case, coming up 10 De seteco,
Mr. Graham ook occasion that be perceived rom the
reportS that Mr. Brady IN his argument on tho criminal cae
had stated that Judge Card9lo had not passed On 'aT
he had decided that portion OF the law being
u ,ss vbrle was void Jndge then took the orders
Inuucrious been granted against the Excise ~
vy OF o of the liquor dealers nnder the decision IN no"
art sehultI on the application OF Mr. Suyth.
% DECISIONS. -
n Van loan art Adrian C. Brooks; swars agt hcb'
ona Vessel act ScamneI; Moneypenny sgt Noneypennyi
JSo Srott et a. agi. G. W Goddard-See opinions WIN
Isabella Hornu agt Horuersec papers win Cie.
Aaron Jacobs ct al sgt L. BaTTe't-see OPINIONS VIA
Clerk. 49,, IT, Third. ave- pa,l.
road Company, OrmSbee aZt. Pire-See memoranaom a,
Dosle agt Kinsley-Motion grated on paym"n' o' ~
costs -.- -
Joseph Mason agt. Eliza ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS s'an's''
Defendant NAV have 10 days 70 pay. ...,... ,.,...
Williams agt The Mayor Ac-Noton 10 continue inlooe-
ton granted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-26
Hlarble alantels.

MARBLE MANTELS.-The best place in the city
10 pnrshae MARBLE MANTES o. the latest designs
low prices At KLABER MaTe WORKS No s East 18TH
IT, 3ive ~ Mante. put the country Cut TINS out
NIARBLEIZED SLATE MANTELS-SuperiOr in
WI appcarance durahe ht the price Of marble y b.
STEWART Cos sKhay and $40 Broadway beis5th setn
f" DUTLAND MARBLE CO."-West Rutland, Vt,
Producers and Wholesale Dealers In BLOCK MAkbLE-
" BAXTER MANUFACTURING Co.. salem n Y Nhoessle
Dealers sawed Marble Of every desc option from TIE huAno
r,rb. Ney-York Offices ffhe Cos
No. 20 Br0ldst, Room No q.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-26

oa Havana Cuba pro eating elsranmen' en'hey H" 70 tue
49, American Public
Troune THIRTY MALI an FftlAL "
pr RFoRNVRs with STUD n ANDALl SIAN
iIoHsEs md PONIES Ia void trained by Senior ChiAhlSI
variety q novel and attractive eaf OF hoei
before IN this country. ror-rsrRt.u
cyNNAsTfC sad ACKOgATiC FEATURES original win III.
onte and beyond the sbe Of other Circus Company 10
eIrcute
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-26
Spoken, &c.

June a. IN at q " long 70 r. whaling bark hattspcs" "a
W.stperl, Trip. 20 months out -, s,- -.
lst ~ H. long IS ~ schr lz1e r. onnoh sonher
well, with 30 bbls. sperm OIL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-26
Disasters.
Memoranda.

Tho steamer J. Hall reported having sunk 0oy hoeA
TIE and saved The boat "o
total ost No further particulars are gwen
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Names o. suarsptonJ
itleoiral.

HHOIFRA VGgTIVE-TIMOLATs SUI
- PHUR MEDcATgD nd VaPoR BATHS Iee5e Baths 90
th' aly gasie slir bsths ~ iLo llsa s..s' ls ..s
Con, dos Brss,r Removed 10 30 10 Blsekcr1t ho"i ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-26
Whaters.

Tho passengers Of the steamship Union have been brought from h
uaranne city and suded at Castle Garden
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BORT tt)aroen's Notire.
STATE or SEw. YORK.

STATE Nxw-YoRK 4
PoRT-wARDESs OFFICE No 70 William a.
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with sec
~ ton passed April H. 1851 entitled An As Ne
sons ess,ed In OF having charge o. the subject matter OF sueh
n1ury examination survey that the following vessels are sew
[ by the Wardens that tho surveys
x he completed wihis succeeding hs
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l QUARTERMAsTERs
nm ORDNAN STOH
I;!3sz!;y::2Si:55
,Ia,j. s,ose nj tho Posf-Omce-

In rolls ready for application durable cheap and easily applied
READYROOFIsG COMPANY. No. 70 Maiden Lane Sew-forh
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che Curt
firemorks.

firemorks.
nEPOT for j. w. HADFIELns FIRST PIE
~ MUM FIREWORKS inll assortment Of the best quality
prices Dealers respectful 70 can
r. FOULD, No. 81 John-st
EIREWORKSi FIREWORKS
j EDGES FIRST PREMIUM FIREWORKS
aud Towns that intend bng the COMING
anniversary National ndePendenee vii and 20 hel interest
con f1r Fireworks 70 L1borory jersey
CIV n j. Depot No. 81 Ccd1rst where every description
olExhbion goods foT S0rekeepes so csn be- Obtained
j. q. 4 l. EDGE. No "a Cedarst
EIREWORKS.-A general assortment of Plain and
Coored FIREWORKS. and Of the best quality for sale by
BADEAU, LOCKWOOD Co.. No 2ll Washnstonst
EIREWORKS.- IlKST PkE SlsIIyIS
Il FTPFWopKs and WAUOH's NONPAREIL TORPEDOES
,od Wholesale a. his Mandatory Nos 30 and 2o9 Ninhave
'''' A. WAUGH, Proprietor.
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professional Notices.

CTRCrDRE, TISTCIA and PILES CURED
" Ng If o. cs11i- Attention disc 80 a tho po'ic
tsetfa Dniarmt.rs e fAe uo-e fta snd ffrcb.
BfHGg 4. DANIELS - J., egrrou, ~ ! s'o"'~"' .
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
erp Rise. 20 Sun Sess......73 - Moon Ses..,..J8
RICH wATrR
ssudy f6.2l Gov. island Hell Gae''t'''"
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DIAPER COLLAR MACHINES

DIAPER COLLAR MACHINES
q. nos. P,,,s, E co.,. s ?, ORDER a
" L. 1olhO'i ' Conner 5ou aad Frn-. Troy. y y
CTEAM ENGINE for SALE-Ono secondhand,
- low pe1re 10 osep engine sd 2of " aeh eyDoe
sins = che soTk Of he Russell Me. eomp1Hy Green
seId asss Apny g. WOODRUFF BEACH. hutorc Conn Or
L J. RUSSELL Manufacturing Company GIeele.d Mise
FCUE HARRISON BOILER a SAFE STEAM
,,,,, s95tE f sHFRTY sRoa '2xrIosoS
OF rcpaifs durability economy q .le -eiy oil 'o"
II .oraea combination q CO. roa hollow p1eIe' 'eh s
srhsIs are together BY wroaht0n bos VIII ,ap - me en
rse m IS IAe si,ons.s sn9s - ~ e9 or ,inS Which
lsuens De sh wro1goon boiler plate s9oa - E c,qt
,s"sT, iss6 "a cANNT ~ BURST UNDER ANY fFAoHcA
UadeI Prs.sa ordinary .SI; sye' !
~. - TBS ose e uS5T a.feue pressure
not 1 teS sy coTfoon soon dss;'Oy' the wroOst.
ron boiler aioss cxposiors occur ron ihi. cs u h. "a 2
ssn 70 tas S 5oo,ly mixing tie ra.e induces better
.onsaos breaking The fame causes tele,i 70 be more 'e1
.sy sbsorbed isn in the ordinary tab9lI cy der be
49, g Without sciasste sppsIs;1s and Halle Pans
81 s, ICED eiSf NJ r. hsn 90 ponds dasal, p.c Of
s srses bo e1 ny Dc pot hi2aa ~ oPs @ I,
h I.pt bon pernsren deposit By blowing the ws,s, e . Y
rs management Injured parts be renewed VIII great a.y
soheT remains n good Tho greater part Of the boiler viii
'ss5 ssq 1s d Of California Colorado aud Ncvd is
itbost rv 10 H. cty r4nPoristion Is may be 1ss
.ps 90 tia 10 s.rso piece need weigh over tlgny Ponhu
bs, .s Weyt end less onehaf the GROUND area
~ 10 ordnn cyllter boiler without berg increased Ia st
arr ind az el nav used the most expensive 70 t
There goo OF these boilers pc"
cor, OF them estAbisnments IN nsiaho d ~
i. :e1ny pr-,.as sIa HEKR son SR iisrTiso9 boiler
WoTi 6rsys fey Road, adjoining United s'''s' Arsenal RIM
sAsphis, Pa
YI,HE ADAMANTINE BRICK PRESS .
Is the ONLY BRICK PRESS .hs. q,e' u. pERFo ORA
TORS or EXTRACTS THE AIR FROM TIE CLAi ""e mine
ONLY PRESS " USE that cspshe q making pressed
BrieE THAT WILL NEITHER CRACK, CHECK, or NAhI. ~
alRSiNG An OILERS thai pross DO ltioss nn We
l. C. WOODRUFF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-26

nlistelaneoue.
HAMMOCKS.-An invoice of splendid quality,
i suitable families going the country Canton Mating
white red and ancy SALE WHOLESALE AMI retail BY ROWLAND
,,'rirsrs No - BesyeFs So~YoEA, aud No. ls MNEts
IMPORTANT TO HAIR MANUFACTURERS
out Of HAIR 20 cen, under the
market value departure fo Europe next saturday
JEAN DE kROM, No % siIthI
NTANHATTAN OIL COMPANY.
WI Nc. IS Broadway, r. T.
SOLE MANUFACTURERS OF
HASONS SPERM OIL and EXTRA LAIRD OIL
ForR Railroads st~amshios and Faetorie.
TNO CORPORATIONS, CONTRACTORS, &c
large Of imported Scotch Withheld sonewae Sewer
Pipes from Y to 10 inches diameter also Chimney
rops Garden Malt Green House, oven and Flooring e
Bath Brick Scotch and Sour Bridge Fire Brick constantly on hand
Aso. manufacturer Of Drain Pipes from to Y inches d'snsef
Agricultural Drain Tile. Sc., Sc
EDWARD H. QUINN Long Island Pottery,
Depot, No. 29i Pearis-, New York
UNITED STATES
QUARTERMAsTERs
AND ORDNANCE STORES.
PRIVATE SALE.
Nule Wheel Lead Harness Brides and Cos Rens hse
Mcran Saddles Artillery Saddles Shelter Well Hospital Common
and S.v Ten.. Pillow Cases Drawers Oyercosis and
Pants. s1rciugles Collars Artillery Ambulance and Piow
Harness Horse brushes and Curry Combs
Trader aners, Teasers and othe cAued
20 mi, stock a. IL will be original
~ DAVID SMITH
No. 80 Dey-st.. NJ 7. City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-26
CUPREME COURT. CITY and County q 3 NeT;YGrk

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,t. lou are hereby summoned end rcqulred ~ = H. = ~
% answer compliant ID this acton Of Wtch esh1l'ho
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e copy Of your d complaint on the nhtrecis
street. New York within twenty oeys
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NJ CousD in the above entitled seton was bod DO OF
the c and County Of Newton a. the Iy ah u
aid City, on the 4h day Of juno 100 - . 49,, coveo>
~ '' KAUFMAN, FRANK : WILCONsOS.
Plaintiff Attorneys