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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-04-19

MENpING BROKEN VEssELs-CEMENT.
To half pint of milk put sufficient
separate the curd from the whey, and mix
the whey with the whites Of four eggs, beat
ing the whole well together when mixed,
add little quicklime through sieve until
it acquires the consistency of paste. With
this cement broken vessels or cracks can be
repaired; it dries quickly, and rcsists tho
action of fire and water.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-04-19

Sag~C Christians, when evil tongues assail
you wrongfully, go up higher. They cannot
hurt you in those upper sleeps. If some
hungry, greedy wolf determines to make
you his prey, fear not, you can rise above
him in the shelter of Gods loving favor
You may stand a lifelong seigo there For
khc cruise of water and the bread of life will
never grow less, however long you may feed
upon them. God will bring you forth safe
and unframed, and will make even this af-
Fiction to work good for you
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-04-19

A contemporary remarks, ifthe public
knew one half the trash that enters into the
composition Of what is commonly sold as
ground coffee, they would be struck with as
constituent and disgust The remark holds
good not as TO coffee alone /; for it is equal
ly applicable to most of the prepared articles
offered in such perfection, alleged cheapness
and abundance
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-04-19

To PRoTEcT SHEEP FROM Docs IF
sheep are kept in the Same lot with cows
or fat cattle, no dog will disturb them. AS
soon as the dogs approach tho sheep, they
run to the cattle who drive off the dogs
A farmer for thirty years, in Shelby coun-
ty, by adopting this plan never lost sheep
by dogs, altho' in the same night, the Same
dogs killed sheep in the farms north and
south of him --Rardi Gentleman.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-04-19

/.
The shadows of lifeS setting sun,
Cross the valley are length ming fast,
And night-shades are falling on one,
Who dreams of the future and past.
lis the hero of Stonewall renown,
Lies wounded and weary, but calm,
Calm in the hope of his soldier-crown,
In the hope of his victor-palm
AS the lights in the socket quiver,
He cries, rs the dream vision fees
''Lot as go orer tie ricsr,
Ind rest meath ne shade ~ the tres
Come soldiers, the battle is won
All war-worn and weary are we,
Wen leave the beat of this burning sun,
For the shade of yon heavenly tree.
?
The soul Of the warrior, good and brave,
Looks forth from the banks of the river.
Falls on the breast of the rocking wave,
And gains the shore of "FOrerer"
There beneath the evergreen shades,
Which the life-trces wave from their crest,
Where the holy sunlight of peace pcryadcs,
The soul OF our hcro's at rest.
l.
His comrades OF toll and of fame,
Who loved your Chicftain so well
AID who, to honor your Stonewall-aamc,
FanSht on in the place where he fell,
Hank from the shade of sin to deliver,
He sends back to you, yet his plea
Come over, come over the river,
And rest meath the shade of lifcs tree"
D. V =
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-04-19
Farmer and Housc-Keeper.

Coal ASHES ToR CuRRANTs.-A fruit
grower in the State Of N. Y, prevents his
currants being eaten, by the worm, by put
ting quantity ofcoal ashes under the BUSH
cs. This precaution has given him nearly
full crops when others were almost destitute
of fruit. Ii has also been Of use under the
pooseherries.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-04-19

rea- How often is the life of man, even in
its faircst and lovcliest, its most splendid,
most admired, and most Ratterng appear
ances, suddenly and prcmaturcly cut down
like the expanding flower Of the morninr in
all its vigorous freshness, Il all its gh;tcring
pride and beauty, falling before the scy the
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-04-19

COMMISSIONERS Notice.
IN dc Crcud Co,vt If Hampshire Coppiy
John Iiammacks Administrator, &c, complain
ants, against
Jonathan Lovetcs Administrator and heirs, de-
i,ulauts, In CL0u~,rv
100 'l. cause. 81 was. 30 ihc late March term of
.i Court dorrcrd, "thnt This cause be referred
z. Comluis sioucr of the Court, who shall settle
'.r accounts Of Francis w IIcskcll. rs admins
traitor of Jonathan Lovcu. decd and report spc-
'..y t1o aesotts in his hands liable 10 thc paw
.H.at OF debts hc shall also report what real cs-
Ide said Jonathan Lovctt died seized Of or which
' hc assets for thr payment Of his debts in the
power of Tue court he shall, also. ascertain and
i.I"f' 'ho debts with which the estate real and
.n1I " said Jonathan Loyctt deceased is
..''ft"p'c. and publication Of notice OF the
h. Ind place Of the commissioner acting nm
..r I't decree. in the Romney newspaper togc-
'''r with lhc posting Of said notice at the front
no OF The Courthouse Of the county, shall Doe c-
'.tn.'nt Co personal service Of notice upon all
PARTIES interested
therefore, thc parties 90 this suit the creditors
q 'le said Jonathan Lovctt dec d. and all other
parties interested, will Take Notice that shall
proceed to execute this decree at ms Office in ROM
',L "H Ih4rs31V The 18th dgV ~ iyrN. sG7, ~
"'I'H time the creditors Of said Loyctt must DC
pared 10 prove their debts and demands be-
Tore me.
VIM G. CLAYTON,
Master Commissioner C. G.. %. e..
#
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-04-19

An old farmer, while in town ono day
recently, was asked the best time to put in
rye. ats about the best time now" said
the old fellow, looking at his watch, "and
if you We got any postal currency about you,
I'm GO and show you bow il is done"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-04-19

LARGE HERRING.-A herring lsl inch
Is long, l24 inches round the body, and
"a thick through the back, weighing 3 lbs :,
was caught yesterday at Fowkc's landing,
and was sent 10 this city this morning with
a lot Of other fish. This is the largest her
ring, il IL said by old fisherman, ever caught
on the Potomac -AIcr Gina. AprH 9.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-04-19

Da5-A cobblcr living in Baltimore, thus
announces his calling Surgery perform
ed here upon cid boots and shoes, by ad.
ding Of the feet, making good the legs, bind
ing the broken, healing the wounded, mend
ing tho constitution, aud supporting the
body with new soles. Advice gratis"
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South Branch Intelligencer.
William Harper, Editor.
office, Corner Main and Grdvd Lane SIS,
RoMSEY, WEST VIRGINIA
T Z X VI : -:

THREE DOLLARS per annum-or TWO
DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS if paid in adj
vance.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING:
The rates of advertising are for n SQUARE rten
hues) or less, One DOLLAR AND FIFTY CENTs for
three insertions-larger ones in the same proper
ton. Each continuance Thirty-seven and half
Gents.
Quarterly, half yearly and yearly advertise
ments inserted at n liberal reduction on the above
rates.
carly advertisers disseminating during the
year will be charged regular rates
No advertisement To- he considered bv the mon IN
year unless specified ON the Manuscript or pre-
viOusly agreed upon between the parties
Resolutions of associations, communications OF
limited interest, and notices of deaths exceeding
TEN LINES will he charged ten cents per line
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NOTICE

WISH 90 bind out likely Negro Girl, aged
'e'r. q home IN the country Preferred
person wanting such an one viii apply 10
:. j. BOWLES.
Ouror per.
AmI .9s-.t
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-04-19
POLITICAL.
For Ae Iaieiiigencer.

'Let Us so over the river and rest under the
shade of the trees. ''-The last cords Of Gen. T.
J. Jackson.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-04-19

/ NRi.Nns ANn NErGHBoRs Having Just opened
n commodious shop for the sale Of LIQUORS
i embrace this opportunity Of informing YOU
that on Saturday next will commence the bust
ness of making DrmtIrds, Jumpers 1Rd B.ggqrs
for the industrious and respectable Of the com
munity 10 support.
shall deal in Fam1iar SPIRITS which will incite
men to deeds OF Ri0t RDJbery and Booishe1, and
by so Going diminish the comforts, increase the
expense, and cndanger the welfare Of community
will, for small sum, undertake upon short
notice and with the greatest expedition, to pre-
pare victims for the Poor-HoUsc, .isyiumy, Irisoas
amt He G0iiovs.
Will furnish an article suited to the taste,
which will increase the number Of fatal accidents,
multiply distressing diseases, and render those
comparatively htrmie's, mcurajh
WILL deal in drugs which will deprive some
of LIFE, many Of REASON, most Of PROPER
Ti and all Of PEACE. which will cause FAITH
Frs To become FIENDS, wives To- become Wild
ows children to bc orphans and all TO be great
sufferers.
WILL cause the rising generation to grow up
in ignorance, and prove q nuisance 10 tho nation.
will cause mothers 90 forget their helpless chill
dren, and priceless virtue 10 no longer remember
lis value.
WILL endcavor 70 corrupt the ministers Of re-
igion, 10 obstrurt Tire progress Of the Gospel, de-
Gle tie purity Of the churches aud cause spiritual,
temporal and eternal death.
lfany one should be so impcrtiuent as TO ask
al misery upon comparatively happy people, my
HONEST reply is "GBEEN BACKS
The spirit trade is lucrative, and some profess
iug temperance men aud Christians give IN their
cheerful Countcunnce. Besides / have ILL
CENSE, and i'll don bring these evils upon
you some one else Will. shall try 10 bean hon
or o. mv calling.
Ihrs H p kinf NJ LHrrfv have purchased the
right 10 dspo'ish the oh0rae'er, des'roy tie he4bh,
,ior'eH He hces, and ruin me so,ds Of those who
choose 20 honor INC with their patronage.
COME ONE! COME ALL!
pledge myself 90 do an have herein promis-
Cd. Those who wish any Of the evils above speci-
fed brought upon themselves and their dearest
friends, are respectfully requested To- meet me az
my 'BAR. where 7 WILL for p few cents furnish
them with the certain means of doing 500
An HONEST DEALER
Y. And for The annoyance Of Christian rco-
ple WILL agree 90 keep opcn-house on sunday.
"Plcasc, sir, said a snub-nosc girl four
teen years Of age, 10 a country dealer in
dry goods, "to send ma ma the pattern of
your calicocs, and put 'cm cheap, for she Is
going to get a new gown soon and wants 10
see what'll wash" "Who is your ma ma l'
"My ma ma is aunt Dolly Dec. sir "Your
sister was here yesterday aud took patterns
Of all have eyes, sir, ! know that, but
then she sewcd them all up for patchwork,
and would not give me any, but told Inc to
60 shopping myself
The grcenJock is "a piece Of paper stamp
cd with the image Of some great man at
Washington, which (thc paper, not the man
Congress has made i.yoi, and every shop
h,lp.r feel. fo be ft.f,'
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-04-19


Iicard A. Marshall, &c, defendants
In Ch0nccry.
I'm This cause it at the late March term Of
sud Court dccrccd. that this cause hc referred 10
" commissioner of this Court, "who is directed 10
ascertain the amount still due from the defendant
7. tho complainant. under tlcdccd of trust iu the
..l and proceedings mentioned the liens and pri-
ut', ui liens upon the certain lot Of land IN the
town Of Eomucy in the bill mentioned. and such
other matter or matters a., he may dccm pertinent.
"r either party interested may require Puhli-
cation Of notice for four successive weeks in some
convenient newspaper to he equivalent 10 personal
service Of notice upon all parties interested
The parties To- this suit and All other persons
interested will therefore, Take Notice, that have
appointed Thuroi0y me 2jH diV of 1yri l-G1,
ai 'uv office in Romncy, to execute the above re-
'ioI decree at which time they may attend to
protect their interests.
WI. G. CLAYTON.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-04-19

The grcenLock is ga piece Of paper stamp
cd with the image Of some great man at
Washington, which (thc paper, not the man
Congress has made ic71i and every shop
keeper feels % be lniJ'
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-04-19
4 ID Y T. Il T | S T. VI T. n T -.

.r"-A friend requests the publication of the
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-04-19
VIM. G.. CLAYTON.

\ I + . Il y EY AT LAW
Commissioner IN Choncc,y.
COMMISSIONER OF FiDUCIARIES.
6"ce.-With JAMES u. ARMSTRONG.
Eomnev, june sth. If.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-04-19
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE..

In III" Circ"H Co"H If Hampshire CnURty.
The Literary Society of Romncy, complainant,
-.
Il.LMrl 4 Marshall. &c. dcrcndnnts.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
ALLEN Sc SPRIGG.

JUDGE j. W. L. ALLEN JOS. spRI,
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eounr Or SPECIAL SESSIONS.

The calendar Of the Court OF Special Sessions
bered yesterday nftyth cases, which divided
a. fosiews:-Assaait and battery twenty i've petit
larceny. tweatythreo; picking pockets two; cruelty TO
animaIs two; misdemeanor. one.
The assault and battery cases were mostly tenement
house bros In which, In the majority Of instances b.
being both reprimanded BY the Court advised TO
return homo and their
few were found guilty and punished either BY i'm.
prisonmens 10 the city PRISON or by the imposition Of
der, such - are daily brought ~ the OF the
ma strAtee, and disposed OF N such manner ~
the evidence warranted Avery large proportion Of
prisoners pleaded guilty and we're sent 10 the Island,
hiie In Other casesmostly OF drst
suspended after reprimand from the Court.
james Carroll was charged BY John Herman with hsv-
Ing "gone through" him few days since and r, bbed
him Of the contents Of his pocksta II appeared that
Herman was indulginy In sesta ON one OF tho piers.
aud while dreaming. doubtless OF the beauties apper
tanning 70 the Kiarooy lakes Of othor enchan-
ing characteristic OF the 'ould sod " seen by
the prisoner VINO took 70 relieve him OF his
wallet and two penkni YES, With which he made on An
ar2uscyed Metropolitan watched the OF ,raton how
ever unfortunately for James, aud took hun
tody The penknvss were found 10 his POSSESSION bus
tue money he had managed IN some manner other TO
dispose OF Rssut-four month"; Psniten,iary' resi-
dencs for James
Robert Compton ID the proprietor Of 9 canal barge
and hes Q tasts FOR What Newspaper men designate
sporting matters" This TASTE however not 30 e.e-
waited - might boz bat nnds its snjoymen such
shinGs - dog nghting man bruising and bear batting
cot two dogs ~ beligerent work board his barge
much 70 The sgust OF oil right minded people, One Of
the dogs belonged 10 the Officer the other Compton
Oces Kelly tsstded thst no heart the prsoner urge
sxclsmAiloaa He thsrsuPoa arrested him The Court
lined Robert $40
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THE coUR s..
SUPREME cuusT-cHAmseas.

The Selma National Bank Fallure-ImpOrtant
Questions Involved.
before Judge BaSpard.l
Bufcrd A Tracy o. He First National Bank # Selma
Ala Tho defendant In this is the National
Bank OF Selma Ala, which failed on the 18th day Of
April last and the plaintiff upon checks OF the de-
PENDANT upon tho Ocean National Bank OF New York,
drawn on the 18th Of April, and amounting to about
50, 500 the Ocean National Bank being the redemption
agency OF the defendant The Selma National Bank
closed aud paced under control OF The tsry, aud
was subsequently surrendered into the hands VI .
receiver since which ITS Insolvency has become matter
OF notoriey. The plaintiff procured attachment and
levied these here under III statute Of 1871 pro-
vidiug that any nsovent debtor being iudeoted the
United states, upon IN attachment against absent
debtor shsn have PRIOR cain The plaintiff had got
out the attachment the ground thas ths defends
vas Q foreign corporation.
sir Sterns Chtenden counsel for tho receiver Of tho
Selma National Bank, claim d that the national banks
bong Incorporated under oct VI Congress- And oe'ng
the fiscal agents of tue gosernmeut this tempt
TO interfere BY summary state with tue opera
oas II the agents Of the government and thai the
same priuciple the United States Supreme declined
stock " 30 attached. was, he said, Ia degree.
similar proceednk 70 attaching the United States Sub
Treasury Tho Currency provides precisely how the
ct insolvent national banks shall bs distributed
and that they shall 20 Into the United States Tr asuv
for that purpose. This attachment unwarantabIe
inerfereBce with that provision: 1t ~ss further con-
tended That THIS court had Jurisdiction, not being
Of the courts desguatsd BY the National Currency act
70 e0tsuAin suits against the banks which Il crestes
The Court rendered dec sion stating thai Il i'm
material which way the motion dec dcd. tho
should 70 70 the General Term for its adjuiication
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-01

Chicago Journal Of Thursday sayo Of local Monetary
ansu:-
The money market rrcsulariy reported ~ some
oousss the demand Tor currency vas iess vhfls With
'sthsrs u vas greater, yesterday. Taken IN
nsgrsgas. Judge 20 be ab,ut the ssme. Several Of
me oasks coptipus 10 receive daily remttsnccs Of
reucy rum the Eas soabinz them 70 meet al demands
wnnout being plpched. he offerings OF mercantile
paper ior dscount again moderate and customers
kocu Standing experience no hssitancy In Obtaining
81 mo accommodation 10 ~hch their lns eutitie
mem Ins offerings o. New York funds were not so
are ana the fslios IN the market was nrmer after
Aesrng House sstsnsst Round lots passed be-
tween BANKS a. IL . Y discount The counter rates
ing
In ises the Imports Into the Australian colon es
reached cSs, 900 900, and the exports cso,ooo 600
Within The last sixteen years New South wales and
Victoria have yielded also 600 600 worth Of gold and
New South wales has produced 5000 600 tons of coal
south Australia has also within the last 70. years. on.
sortsd c5ooo,ooo worth OF copper. The tonnage Of
vessels which arrived Australasan pors In Ises "a.
1ooo 900, and similar amount Of tonnage len those
psrts during The same period Forty years are The
zanbsr Of horses. cattle and sheep In Australia vu
ssdss zoo, 600; the numb~ b nov nearly $1,000, 600
Ne rssissA fss sssseaA saa We rsoslpsa payments
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The khpmsats OF specie from the port during the last
Nlxtean Nseks have been q undsrlsatsd:-


me mining share market remains psgiscted By the
public end The tsansaolisss confined 70 few peo-
fsss,oas spssuiatos the nst board Corydon closed
1oc. higher than ., the time yesterday selling
u -; New Yorx and Edorsdo 1sc.. selling ~ - 30.
Smith d Psrncef Gid 81 IS -; Qaars Hill 81 es;
Consolidated Gregory aoid 90 20; Cesutnbiaa Gold and
Silver 81; Edgshii Mining. 90 IS: WAIKIKI Lead, ESQ
The forsiga exchange markss was Inactive and
rates wsrs nominal Bankers bills on England a
rxty days were Qustsd q iook x; q three days
al iiok; commercial bis losk 100; bills on Paris
a. sixty days s.l6x . AIS: q three days, Gl4A .
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-01

NEW YORK MENDEIssOuN uNIOS.-THK YixsT
~ regular meeting OF the Fourteenth ssessen will he
THURSDAY evening september 81 O'CLOCK At the An
Gallery. corner OF fourteenh street aud Ffth
George Brisov's latest work the OrAorio 0f Danr vii
be placed In rehearsal under the direction OF compo-er
Ladies and gentemen DESTROYS 81 becoming members
make spplNton that At the havtss
addressing T. L. HARRIS, Recording Secretary s2e Brosd
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SHIP PIN G NEW S.


Cleared.
etesmship City Of Antwerp (Br) Mnshouss Lvsrpooi-J
,ss:AmsA,p Ri. css,. Hail. Livsnes.-x.usaa ss...
ssss@ssip v. Penn tBr,, Bun.ss. Loadoa-Ho~l.ad 4
s.ss@s1ip Hssnis tBr. Munro Gl.se,w-r Macdonald
sssamship saaouIa Hamh Hack. Undergraduates,
Steamship ArisonA, nsury. Aspinwa-Pacae Nal steam
sis.m.hip Cen nsad~ Sampson. New orssns-H B
..sissm.lIp Monterey Edwards New orisass--x.- Ysd
ssssmsnip sss Jsasso. Atkins, savanusA-o.rr,son 4
s,ssm.hie Manhattan woodhurl Charleston Morgan
Steamship ragrs; sisssmAa sorfo,r. CITY ro,n, and
siesmshlp soAs 0ISson. Fuller. AIsssadrIa--smita 4
s,eanshipy Green. Inman. AlsIansrs--y. Hand
ss,ssmssp rr.essa,s s n ror,asa-J imss
ss.s@sSs xsussast. Kelly New ssIrord-Ssisusoa
ship Reynsrd Emery, San rr.nc.co-c corr.s,ek Co.
Barb lance BrI Parker, Hon'svidea and mArsssnor.
Esrt AZ. rs,sr,on. xsiAnsas-J V wsrd&ca.
~hrs Aibsr rescA tPrus. schisbe. stestin-Funcs.
RRrs Lorenzo lspls xer. ssrcslons-.sch.p.ier q Co.
whr,s Reed Orb ODonaeil, San Juan. New
Bris Dunlap CBr,. Dunlsp. vslmessh. Js-Jonss .
sehr Sess rAompsoa. Lad, xsrsshsm sad P.r-L X
= sshs a:T x.as.n B.v.rIdss. Kins.soo, y.-xll.r
Chr As.I.ia. Sss r.y,s. ocs.l..:c rc.I.os Co.
schr Trade wind, Holman, AUTOMATICALLY Miller
Thomas.
schr Gem, welscn. Wilmington, Nc-E poweL
sehr Mary Louise. uaskea Washington, NC-Z Mn.
Rchr " fvna Bodine. Rich Brunt A sIsvht
schr Louie smith, Slower. 0eorsstown DC--Cro ~sl
seSr virginia Dare, Johnson salunors-Bsauy. Miller .
schr 8 r King Cisndenin. Calsis-Jsd rrye Co
schr Howard 0rnn. Bsngcr--waish Carver
schr Rvefvn, Burger, Stamford
schr Dart, Johnson. STAN. ord
sioop Report s,epp. Prov drnce--nsskstt Tsy,ar.
sioop Dssp Rivsr hurisy. Norwioh--RAsksst r.yior
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Exc.rssIoyS.


HOY FOR ROCKAWAY -TttB STEAMER PoI
n ROYAL runs every day from Warren stree,, Mort
River. Leaves at ~ A. " and Up. N. Leaves k0cktws
sigN A. NJ, and AZ =. NJ Isnding at the Sea SIDE Hou
aud E.dsrt tiou each Blue ashia2 bathing
clam makes daily.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-01

A SUNDAY EXCURSION BOATS TO HARLEM
a. Nigh bridge and Kars Park Westchester co atty
steamers sy'yso Stream Sylvan Groye and A, Win a,
" leave Peck Slip every hour from A. " until 6a0
leave harlem every hour from o A. NJ. until $40
anding At Eighth stree, each wa. Fare 70 Harlem
cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-01

pRATBLL0-fF JENNIE WENTWORTH, FORMERLY
ID en- actre~s will take q 90 The old place shs
can address Manager, Ns< York Post onics
CknTRAL NORMAL MUSICAL coSsERy ,I ". n,n ~
~ West Twenty sIxth between seventh az nsss
Plane Organ Violn, Guitar, singing hArm"sy
bend for circular. Lessons prfvate. NO ciasses.
wfsHIso ~ ss - y,
II with niss n " rrvudfoct FOR the comns - ~
viii plesse sddress Agent (Ocdfreyl Union square ross
ofRee Broadway near twelfth street. New fors Guy.
DANyo fxsrRUcfroS-BY M chAhPion .srhVDI
ID IS course %; each pupa taught sep-'A"' ~'''"
tune ~ssss o. % dssfE sucKLsr. w Hsdses srssA
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PROPOSED cpwrnnM OF cav Maas OF LOYAL STATES

IT Loun. August 81, 1891
The Desocrcf this morning suggests, In vew OF the
condition Of Affairs In Washington thai the Governors
OF shs oye States meet 10 ether ct early day and
consult 10 resar 70 the political situson Il also sug
gssss similar CONSULTATION the part OF the Grand
Army OF the Republic
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-01

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Triumphant success Of the vangusrds OF fun
BIRCH. WAMBOLD, BERNARD AND BAckuS
SAN FRANCISCO MiNSTRELS
whose for the three yea IL positive svdsess
OF superiority over all similar organizations
and refreshing bill this week.
Hamiet the Dainty. from Long hrsneh Jenny LeAenass
lung Prize Concert, Philharmonic Society. the excSuno
Ball Natch-Atiantics Mutuas First appcarsees
OF MASTER GEORGE, IN bis great Song and DAnoe