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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-06-14
EDW'p HOFFMAN. Pianist varian. Hoffman Conc'rt;
Il. p SPRAGUE, Professor of Music Trinity church,
ROBERT HELLER, New York, and 100 others.
ranted for Five Years.

ing these superior Melodeons, including
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Mt 146 and 14S Summit street
Now, let me give you reasons why it will be to
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Instruments, Music Books. Piano Stools, and ev-
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Postpaid, on receipt of the Price. Dealers and
should be addressed to
w. w. WHITNEY,
Palace of Music, l73 Summit st., Toledo, 0.
Tuned and Repaired. ks 4sz
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MEDICAL, TOILET, &C.
WHISPERS
NSEJ q n "A e. HE 81!

EORCED to grow upon the smoothest face in
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and If entire satisfaction is not given in every in
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pice 10y mail sealed aud postpaid, 81. Descrp-
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Pcrrysburg, June 9 1857. 6b$3 2j

DOAD NOTICE. -NrGcc is hereby given that
II the viewers aud surveyor appointed on the
proposed county road, commencing az The quarter
post, between sections eight tS) and nine y, in
Henry Township, Wood County, Ohio thence west
on said quarter line through sections eight s and
seven ~ of said township, and section twelve tt2)
in Jackson Township, in said county, to The 0tsc-
go Free Turnpike Road, and there terminate will
meet at the house Of Edison Goit in said Henry
Township, on the 9th day Of July, lS67, at ten o.
clock in the forenoon, for { purpose of viewing
aud surveying said proposed road, Of which non.
resident anlholdcrs on the line Of said road and
others will take notice.
D. II. FAIL and others, Petitioners
juno Z, 1867 Gd*
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A DMlNI5TRATORS NOTICE. - Notice IS
~ hereby given that the undersigned has been
duly appointed and qualified as Administ strator ON
the ostute of George NJ Gunter, deceased, late Of
Wood County, Ohio. All persons Interested will
govern themselves accordingly.
j. A. SHANNON, Administrators.
Pcrrysburg, juno 3, 1897 Cd
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The success which has attended the practice OF
TIL undersigned in the treatmentof diseases COM
ing under the above head, is sufficient guarantee
that what he undertakes be performs, andin every
caseeffects radical cure.
Private rooms are provided where consultations
car be procured in the strictcst confidence.
General Office over Nos. "a and SO Monroe street
first room to the right at the top Of the stairway,
over Cornucopia. All letters containing remit
tauce or postage-stamp promptly answered.
.l99 Office hours from 10 to f. and from to o.
Call On or address Il. II. TYMPANY, N. D.
3Zz Toledo, Ohio
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SLoAN,S CONDITlOM POWDER

Has the largest sale Of any Horse and Cattle Medicine
IN this country Il is composed Of herbs and EAOs, and
for mdncss. safety ccrtahiynnd thornGguess, staRds
preemusnty m the head 81 tho lSt Of Horse and
Cattle MeiciRes. t.+'t
1t carries of all gross hnmors, preVens hOTSee from
becoming still fnuhdeviug puries the bloo loosens
the skin ana gives it siroi and gluSsy appearance,
ccases the water and strengthens every part OF tue
body II Is also sar and certain remedy for eoaghe
and cOlls, which generate So many iaai dscsses.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

ss,-PianOs and NIclodcons
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

The undersigned calls
the attention Of those in
terested to the fact that
/ he has established a suite
p ofrooms in Myers Block,
e on Monroe street, a regu-
= lar Disponsatory for the
Treatment and permanent
a cure Of all known
IS PRIVATE DISEASES
{ whether of recent origin
2 or of long standing in
MALE OR FEMALE
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NIsERIFF,s SALE.

Henry G. Lawrence,
vs.. Lucas Common PlenS.
Fidtlc Rcstel ct al.
llv virtue Of an order Of sale issued In the
above cause bv the Clerk of the Court of Common
Pleas Of Lucas County, Ohio, and to me directed
aud delivered, wall offer for sale 1T public ven
du', at the Wooden Bowl Factory, in Pcrrysburg,
Ohio, on
MONDAY, juno II, 1867.
Between the hours of 10 and II o'clock A. VI. oi
said day, the following described property to-wit
Fifty dozen Wooden Bowls, ono Boiler and Steam
Engine, with Deltng aud other fixtures herct,
belonging.
CHARLES w. EVERS, Sheriff.
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Passed April 8, 1867.
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CAsISPEES COMA.

oh she was beautiful and fair,
with starry eyes and radiant hair,
Whose curling teudrils soft, cntwined,
Unclaimed tue very heart and mind.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-12
PASSENGERS SAILED.

non IbvFRPOOI-Aug i0-In steamship Engand-Mn NJ A.
sn m samuel Gofdep John Harrison Mr., Corden Mn Har,
Ih"t m Simpsou T. Sirott T. Jubhy M Srett. benjamin
ns9n L NJ IuLbT T. Norris Capt MaheSs John Aehison, J.
Z Alexander Coheaic Col Pedro do ze Robert Mckay H.
Iudsay samuel Stearn r. Duisworth, &. keser d.
@ bardngs " Aeb C. Vance, W. T. Cole Joseph New, MTs
Allen Miss Batton c,. -, p.,t. Nj. Nth. C..,.o.,
NJ, iii Mr., sheen r Cartel and wife Rev Bishop Atkinson and
% + sgaath Charles see T. Walsh Jose R,yeo John Dcken
@ James Jaqnes and wire JAgass David 0ake, aud wife
81 SMILEY Tieu Ftrroy Robt T. Cashel Dr. n Murdoch, W A.
T m ISslom John Lindsay Major Page W Tapsco Mat,
WSle Wm sowercy Rev NJ Meaghe R sehfor, W Bailey
- boyeT Mr. CaranAgh Thomas " Ars Mis h Browuh Danl
w stetchy james Gray Geo Butcher lanes Pontoon L'e
,fi.ses Ilfyle aud Marsh, Robert Wyhe. -,
poR GLASGOW AND LIVERPOOL Aug lOIn steamship Oalo
doaa-Rey samuel ThomPsea Mn Thompson Mrs. ~ assy han All
,s iufipts Jenny Esart M Lizzie White Dr. H. nSsne
Rev Wm w. Rice Loughau Campbell Moses CAhTel Vn,
nsns, ChAs Butty Capt d. ID. Munro, Mns Usuh hoaae
NJ Bessie MeDsrmo RobI Browu James Brown Aa Jane ut
New-York tribune., 1867-08-12
SPECIAL sEssIoYs-Recorder HAcKErr.


STATE PRISON AND PENITENrIARI SENTENCES
In the Court OF General Sessions on Satur-
dav before the final adjournment of the Court oyertO the
first Monday in September Recorder Hachet linPosIa
sentence upon several prisoners. John Haynes LOT PICK
ing Mr. Joseph A. Harts pocket while he was standing a.
the intersection Clark and SpringSts TWO years anu
y months in state Prison. Paul Matcison Tor uhaW-
fully carrying pair OF brass knuckles ana urhh9'
six months In the Penitentary. James 9lcHHl.
an active pckpOckct guilty OF stealing watch ana Grain
from Alexander Stcycr, four years ana SIX lhonthT IN
state Prison John Mclaughlin, nine months IN the rem
icntiary for stealing Mr. Alexander Eages0ns coat at
pir-nic at Pleasant Valley George Williams, lOr MS
adrotness in obtaining trunk ful OF wearing appdIel'
worth $3.50 the properly OF Avah Hall, by falsely repre-
seuting himself as belonging To Studlcys EXpess COM
pany five years in state Prison George NiHans Vai'
erwse Hewa"que, pckpOcket graduate Oh SING olnb.
two wears and six months IN state IIisoh yi,.
KehOe and Eliza Kelly answered the charge Ol ElChInB
the pocket OF woman at the Wallstreet terIy Inc Nc
corder To his astOnishment, had received tesunons
setting forth the good character OF one OF hesc ss
and these testimonials from business men az WASH
ington Market, when she was really NOTORIOUS poA-
pocket, and had her portrait IN the lcguSs EaleS
lie gave her full termive years IN state
Kelly her coDartner weeping bitterly, ana DoTea
child I'm her arms which she tortured INTO Crying 10 en-
feeling for her child and not for herself that pT0npteo
him TO shorten her sentence TO two years IN te %
tary James McGure professional pickpocket, Is Hkey
In te tLe story OF bghted life for he goes 10 StHIe
Prison nj 10 years OF age stay four years ChaIieS VI"
liams accosted "A bOy John D0wlng by name at Ine IN IN
tersecon OF Broadway and Walkerst wiz ~ 49, WI
his wav TO deliver three rolls OF plush worth soo va
nms asked tho boy 10 take letter across tne s'IeS % h
he consented leaving his employers PIVrei2S y 49, a,
nrsoner who of course fed with IL whue ne "is q
lnt an his FOOLS errand The prisoner reoeeu 'io'
Years and six months in state Prison
New-York tribune., 1867-08-12
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF PSEw.YORH.....AUGUr 10.
CLEARED


s.,i Cl,v n baltimore Ir1 Rosker Liverpool J. G Dale
Steamship England lBr Cutting Liverpool National steamship Nav
steamship Caledonia Brl Mcdonald GLASGOW p Nlcpona4 -
Steamship 5lmoa lii1iT3 E ] lIaa.a1Ra l llS % N'' w.
Steamship Henry CAamcey Gray Aspn"a Paeac Ma steamship
S,aip Nevada Smith Gcytovu North American Steamship Co.
Steamship Mississippi Ryder New'Oeans Ne"-iorA Mall Steamship
steamship ,npan Eaton New Orleans Livingston Fox Co.
steamship George Washington eager Ne"OeAa H. b. OioA"e'
S,,bo San Salvador Nckerson Savannah Garrison Allen
Steamship Champion, Lockwood, Chnre,ioa, Il X Moran
steamship william f. C1ic, Powell Wilmington G. Jas Hand.
steamship Abcmare, Bourne, Norfolk, City Point and Richmond
stcaMSp G m t. g knight DcntI Washington n c. Smith Brown
Steamship Valley Cp Iomla Aes'nd'a "a ipe a. ilnI
sfsna,sip Sercus Beasc Boston W. Clyde. ,
H., Ss n?'c S.@ siaS RRaS F52T@ Fsr6a G3H's Hs
TarE sPen SPAN p1s Donas na,5 P,GS' HIssn MslaA
BS Courier (Prassj Hansen Rotterdam Punch Meiaese Wenli
g5 5 Tsa TTs5 & Fs;a ss 1IfSSi & s s'i ''
e M Ws; so h9si'o9 Rs J1 MdIs5 Msa f PSp SInoY' Co.
r rs sarah crose Bfj Messenger, Yarmouth n S. Morrison
S Emma De- g. l iT LOVE- %eOs NJ Pcr S 'I Sn wtS6eis
Sebr Emily Ann (r Meyer New Legos Bay Ja H. Solomon
SeSr Sen Mgnre, Ann Br whopey ST. John F. smthe Co.
sslT sslT P1HaI M shsr Richmond tan ant St
schr Adaliia Loyeaud, Richmond, Van Bmnt Shght
se6r Hannah d. Chase Gloucester, Woodruff Robinson
sssT sT %se Ss Zeal g b5or Bi5 P'i b Fs'' Iss% Co.
scIr Clara SAWYER saw{sr Boston Peas Tsass Th0%as
Schr " d. Margum Chase, Taunton Ferguson Wood
SeAr J. b. Strong IiodkinsoH Providence Racket Taylor
Schr George E1gar Smith, New Haven, Racket Taylor
scLr Ellen Louise Hoe, Norvalk, Racket Taylor
gcbr Nellie BoOmnsh, IObbe Stamford.
sloop Harvest corsn Bristol O. n Stranihhu
ARRIVED,
Steamship George Cromwell Vail Ycporcans % inst with mlse
and pass 10 II b. Cromwell Co.
steamship Wer rem Welke July o. and Southampton
3Oth with d,e Oelhs Co Had strong westerly
wiad up On the 49, 4th and 5h inst IN LAT So long 3d.
experienced hurricane sW 10 NV with tremendous since
then GIT westerly winds aud sS Aug 2 LAT 50 J long 70 @
passed ship Success bound W. go .,
Steamsp CLEOPATRA r Donald Antwerp 10 DAYS With mdss and
332 pass. % Christian Bors -. w,,h
mdsc and 60 &. G0oispsed
BsrS Turner uss Schultz Antwerp 20 days with mds to Fuheh
Meineke A WeDdL - - ,.-. ,,ih
BARI oien Fleece Of HevAyen Rhodes Barbafess % DAYS WE
mosses H. Trowbrilges Sons July % on
squan from x. lost fore and manopgalannAsN'
and tnpsal yard split sails &C H., 20 Rovl A
BARK Albert, Lsyegue, Martinique u days In oA"~'' IVY
Hncken. -. n n ndays with
lumber 10 master lanes Henry
Aug OF Hook, fell IN WIN sn IT, .assu and
Cape May, wAieOEget aud AbAndoned 'o0A H'~ ~"
sOme rigging moasses 20
rJr Iu tbs hurricane of inst carried a & ~ t ~ Ieu
EVERYTHING attached shinsd cargo and sPrusg iii we'll
"a whaling Schooner Arthur nInyIe W
with whale oil and 70 bo IA d.y with uolasses
New-York tribune., 1867-08-12
sURRoGATEs COURT Before surrogate TUCKER.


The wills of the following deceased persons
have been admitted probate during the past wees
Mary L. Bryan, Henry Coreyet, VIM Post john y. Mott
Christian Tellnerr Francis Culion, Adolph Uroget, Ann
l.. Jones, John T. Bankhead. -
Letters of administration have been granted on the foi
lowing estates: Joseph LOngO Joanna ONci. Charles
I0ngo Gotfred Reppel, Emil A. knepper Frances Ba-
ker Catharine Baungretner, Sarah Carstig buAaDeuA
Iudvi, Teaman ScwardsOn. Francis A. Neldermayer.
Patrick T. Condon Christian ClerOder, john II Ehlefs,
Ernst Frantz Lgdwig Iuldschulskey, > hnhe, Crls-
tiua epod sarah McDermott Ann Martha, Eliza Olson,
lose J. Rodergues Dlariah sprungsteeu, John Pardy,
Cecilia l. Quick John Cayan, Simeon Meyer, Ed g. Lee,
James Pheau John " Mesler Henry Alexander. Terence
NcGayau Thomas Pettis Charles L. Nanpel. CathaI1ne
hawkins Samuel Palmer Robert LOney John TreDor Jr
Franz EarDus, - , ,, q. .,,o ,ou,,
inc nrrsons Edward Hasler guardian OF John T. Hosler
Robert Mcclellan, guardian OF David McCiellan Dora
SrhreL)er guardian OF Francis Amelia, ana LOUISA
Schroeder; Ellen Pagan, guardian OF Patrick j. Ellen,
Mary l., and Margaret j. Murtha Louis Goamay,edS,
1,avrr. Mary Campbell guardian OF Mary i. stnson;
Geo ~ swartz guardian Of Chas A. Van Narick
New-York tribune., 1867-08-12
Anuscntnts.

n IHE BARNUM AND yAN AMBuRGp1
srs1gTv IA afSAGHRiE CO..
lI6RStGHLY' VENTILATED
The esebr>ted PaStomiilist saa CoTn
TALENTED PANTosnNE CoNPAEY,
EVERY AFTERNOON AT y EVENING AT
- s r--'- LITTLE BOY BLUEi
AKsIBYEPABY Kg2 m I AID PATTY AEP HER HE6sPUHE PsN
LAUGHABLE TRICKS, Ge
FRox srSnrg USrrr 10 P.
LARGEST MUSEUM on THIS CONTINENT
FROM EvERY MUSEUM IN EUROPE.
COM THE CONTENTS or THE UTICA MUSEUM, yE qTMN,,yrroy
GORDON CUNNING THB LloSSLAYERS G0LLEGIloN'
AeaSrhss AANMSIR b% IRr P9T SsAAyy dSssAAy GIRL.
LIVING s2 SNAEET NoSEEYS ~ i2S LEAFYED SsAL
oyER s'aa aoaoo S't 'tcURloSfTIES.
AaHi'son' I" cents Chi',,el % gRasy i Ten ten 10 cents
another NoTety in which Nj l. FOX aud the PAhfOMhE Oo
PANl VIII appear
NEW YORK THEATER.
MONDAY Auzust 70 and EVERY EVENING.
totally oHs and dramatic arrangement PetsTsigEqeM M W aase;
% LeS 't tLl l1s lFa1l o's IS l ~ CANT 2e entitled
UNDER
THE
GASLIGHT,
ms, ,nso LOSE z, ETTISeE 5TTISS Eovv
MRS ROSE sRERRETT.
MIR j. X. MORTIMER
SIR. A. H. DAVENPORT
(The universal fsyore bis brst appearance N Tearsl
NIB. c. 7. PARSLoB
effects and elaborate scenery by Mr. J. o. SHELL and
Messu. FAlREN a SEAtEY iucludrs: - - - -.
A YIEW or BASEMENT LfFB IN EEWYoRKl
TIiE TOMBs POLICE COURT
THE PIERS OF THE CRY AND HUDSON RIVER BY
STARLIGHT
A VILLA At Long BRANCHl .-,o,,
THE SHREWSBURY r. r. STATION
AND TIlB 1879 EXPRESS TRAIN J
The piece given uuder Mr. B. A. BAKERS direction VIII nrpns
J. DEAHAMl and new song uAhees anu
music by Mr. TIsSISGTON.
seats may be secured sit DAYS In advance;
Matinee % n Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-12
pISSENGE Fps APRLTED-

FROM sAvANNAH Aug lila steamship Herman Lvsgsion-
p and te e6ren Thomas T. whitney W Hayes. Miss Scott
Mr. NJ Walsh and child Mrs J. T. Paeron f. Robrer H. R9'4S
Eoper Mf. Campbell child and servant " Mongmery sni
y Hie p NF Iism. a. T. g Eo5ef sI Ss f. r Christian H.
M ~ Clara ani three children LSha'd HATseg WI mP % SS.
S,gurg r. s. Saas5ufs W Burke W A MeSpsden. john L.
SeeicJ W A Wilkinson A Allen Levy Joseph' WIman James
H. carter sami Bell Tgrnbol vile and servant Mss SmPEns T.
y y MTgEas 9la & wf a. ur,0l K Fj SI asj 10 in stsease
PROM ASPINBALL Aug ll-n steamship ksag sia-sr M Or Dr
Chns Constant Mss bessie Warren, PeyTe aad wife Dr J. south
Mr nomis Thster he Rers 4 Cich A. Ford C. Gallant and
J. Pnasco; W H. Cdrgon, Wy1nt' VIE infant ana
Bartlett Clpt H. Baldwin, wife aHd children Miss loiT.e AI.
Mla ~ T M re Rev D. p Cleaey v daughter niece and
G. T. Moury David Sunderland he Rev W NJ NaItl
Henri Wtrr JOHN r. wymn C. joslson and wife. Anls Walker,
vile sni chilli C. + sludrson II Gnher Mr l. Brace the Rev
a. B. Fare and vie J. {. lasku, H. Nicholson W II Bens'
Dr. Livingston AMI daughter hr And Mrs lil'4oTn DIS Sso
and tire. eryln Robert L. Ansqu H. Teaad9r DAM
Trtpe Fri collier l. Anlea and VIE I. Orlea D. veaseo
sr and Mrs hugeTna and child q k9grfm1' g. > Ogos I
etl mother Jacob smith C. D. GeaeoaEe Boa & Go 2 cs
John j. Bnneter O. ThaHe D. W. Clegg william -, laS,iram
Soor r barker Robert Flint wife children B. vaharne
ard pariq psoraao w ard tso en1fen Qneo Ge AH
II M'' Wc9 Pp T b P1. r. Wiaie J. Merle P Peaaroi aai B.
steele q W Crne T. slurtef wife child and father Grot wife
daughter H. Baron, O. C. Allen stanford and 9aagn,e' a. T
Dis.oa H. " Elliott Jno Banks Mrs Nayor and child % jas H9r
Morales, J. LsmOu0n, j. McNaughloh " " SUI
Mr, Reid " Henng'on, Mn- Bren f. h Arnold A's Mary
FY I1 rfRYRS HSD SOUTHAMPTON August Iou steamship
wesr-S essm. r. koher Mrs A bngeharlt ana eIm Is
f ana family 81 s. r. Ilelre r. W Meyer and faiJ Af r. Lot
fsr rJ q Ioruan q Mu-cke aud lady, Mrs A. Noa Lol
Nj. Blum e. Suhan T. Deuls and wife. T. Nhien anu we
ie-r Ior A. Ign, g. Moss T. SchereE, 7. Eche1crger' o.
UoDl g. Webb g. Robinson H. Les1yusky anu son Mss naI"a
a. Zen. and family b. Date r. H. Swami l. Deuch, A. ION Dorp A.
sIir T. Laugr MIS- II Schumacher aud mIy, Lau3en, Mn
n p,-.t and child Mr, L. Mul.er and family, Mr LnL AMI y H
y Srta-t Nrs T. Simon family f. Wagner G. Lorgf Ats u
teqach daugher. D. Fukel C. Muller Ms T. se,lyn n
Inc N 81 C.as,en r. FoiUeE, A. Nathan r. nehiel
NJ 0 H. Ko.h g. Dressing G. Ragne, A. Nan aud son A. Wagner u
Schal,s aud til Boz the steerage.
james Uonaor Leon te BuAy Joseph Hart John AsI IL SnA, @
.yn N.u ush N higgins. Rev D. Baue hf McDefo hI
C.Jg Nj john Cady IT, H. Deans. Mr. McDerott Nm LocAna
N Fefgsou Alexander Jessie Ferguson and 2oi IN seeFae
New-York tribune., 1867-08-12
Ttttnrts ano l7a;rtinus.

VNHE SECOND BIENNIAL CONVENTION
OF the EMPIRE STATE DEAF MUTE ASSOCIATION wi! be
held for the Deaf and Damb Tbs city on
N1e m prrnt testimonial OF their gratitude to Dr. rec The retr
ng venerable Principal Of the Institution Tor bis long and faithful ser
yices In their behalf They Will also celebrate the Fhe AnheAy
of M founding the NsgYork Institution As this VI be one 3I W.
most Interesting gatherings Of Deaf Mue that has ever been nel WIS
or anv other country Is hoped that their friends and enpe %
eia this and the northern portion Of heNgersey IN NJ
their power favor attendance Its proceenb
ua7pa m fare to by the New YORK. and EIe hA anu
ile Peopes Line Of Steamboats, fom Albany Hl hae 1
nee upou certificates Secretary OF the Coh'ehtu
that lie other railroads AMI eeis t
~ us ss arrangement VIII the nevspaperso th' a t VI
noem part Of HewJsrsey be hnd a. TO- PanIRy y 'I
'N''''
M Q. RIpER. seereary.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-12
90 ,farmtrs ann 0thtrs.

I1OR SAIE-A herd of blOoded fresh MlLCH
cows an imported AYRSHIRE Boil t"oJer Sh hssTs S9a rear
,cs ~ IN, aboye Address, mall A. NJ SIblsONi hslo
nss yben particular opportunity to see them vii
Ier rIyeu
New-York tribune., 1867-08-12
Gftursions.

HOY FOR ROCKAWAY.-The Steamer
"A PORT ROYAL runs eyer' day from wsrTenst North River
~ Seaside House Eer House each way Buehsh
ing bathing clam bakes dsly.
hAIIY EXCURSIONS to GLEN COVE and
ROSLYN landing Wltcsore. Bayhss Dock Neck
sands Mou Dock and Geu Wood ON snd ahor MONDAY
Sune ARBOWSMlT Capt Muttee will leave
Sin No "a last River every morning at 95 for the above land
Iugs Re,auiac viii leays Rosvn at $3.50 p.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-12
STEAMBOATS, anG gaiIruaos.

IMPORTANT To RAILWAY TRAVELLERS
Il APPLErONS RAILWAY GUI,E Hundred Railway
Maps sd The Tine Tables Of all The ws st the United States and
the CaasdaS Also. TOURIST GUIDE the Watering places
Springs. &c For sale everywhere.
CONTINENTAL LINE of STEAMERS.
NEW-YORK TO PROVIDENCE AND
BOSTON.
Freight taken PROVIDENCE BoToN LOWELL NASHUA woRoEs
vxR MANCHESTER Concord WoOSsoCKET TAUNTON
EIrcHBURG, and
ALL PARTS OF NEWEN NGLAND,
connecting PRovDKScE Providence
dence and Worcester Railroads
Goods forwarded with great dispatch and carefully handled
RATES ARE ALWAYS LOW.
Leaving Pier Ne 80 North River TUESDAYS THURS
DAYS and SATURDAYS Providence Bene6stl
. TUESDAYS THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS Foruhcr par
beua apply the OGee Pier 10 81 North River
l. PHILLIPS, Agent orto
Z. BUFFUM Providence r. l.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-12
TEL
JONES.
DECISIONS.

SUPREME CoURT-sPEcLL TERM-Before Judge
JONES.
DECISIONS.
George G.. Fyron ct al. agt Edwin b. Freemani
case resetedI be fairly engrOssed and submittea
10 me TO receive my directions Tor 1lng.
James BOgey agt. James Carson et aL-Same decislOh
Before Judge BARBOUR .
Edward HelmsOn agt Patrick Mckenna-Motlon uls-
charging OF arrest granted without costs, WIN per
mission 10 renew motion on further papers.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-12
Slurt a1larNm's y1utits..

SrATK oP KEw.YoRK,
PoRT.wARDESs OFYIcE, No D Wiham'st
NOTICE is hereby gwen in accordance with
SECTION Of the Act passed April IL. 1885, entitled Al Aet@
Rorqane the Ohe Of the Port Of Newlork TO al persoos
e n or having subject matter OF such nqps
survey the following vessels gov snar
be- copee within days succeeding notice. boand s
steamship Ellen = Terry
ship Villa
No..
Bark Marco Polo ~
MINTHORNg TOMPKlNS. President
AUGs HERMAN Secretary
New-York tribune., 1867-08-12
CIVIL COURTS.
u. S. DISTRICT

L. S DISTRICT COURT-IS BANKRUPTcr:
A petitiOn i'm bankruptcy was fled by Edward
D. Vermue Of this city, and was referred to Regste'
ketChum.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-12

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
ca, pi.s. - 5O7 sun Ses..... Moon Sets.....2:B
~ rIgu
s.lv ,Iook ~ oy Island .6:O Hell Gate i:so
New-York tribune., 1867-08-12
CoupT CALFNDAR-THIs DAY.

Alfred Gebler who fell from the cars of the
New,Jersey Railroad, near Elizabeth, the 9Th inst
died Thursday evening Mr. sehalk took the remalni
70 Newark for interment,