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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-10
POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

CHARGE MALICIOUS MIscHTEF.-Joseph Anderson
arraigned before the Tombs Police Ccur, the
plant of Robert Craig residing at No. 1856 MONTGOMERY
street, Jersey City, who charges that the defendant did
cruelty and maciousy injure horse belonging to him
(Cragl Both parties board one Of the Jersey
City ferry boats then secured tho br dge this side
Of the river. when Craig started in his regular torn
to leave the boat with his horse and Anderson,
who was also driving horse attached to wagon, at
tempted 10 leave the boat at the same time and in at
lemFting to do so, charged, did maliciously and
against the remonstrances Of Mr. Craig, drive violently
against tho horse of tho latter thus forcing him against
the dividing posts of the boat and njrring the animal
very severely The accused required to give bail
in the OF $500 to answer the charge before the
Court OF Special Sessions.
COMMITTED TRIAI.-Francis Coyle, whose arrest
and the circumstances relating thereto noticed in
yesterdays HERALD brought before Justice Con-
molly Fourth District Police Court yesterday Tho
p0cketboOk alleged been stolen and which con-
tanned the money amounting to 500, together with
private memoranda, identified by the complainant,
Mr. William Jones. The accused committed for
trial ia default OF $500.
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THE PRIZE RING.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE RERALD.

Fight Near Newport, KY, Between William
McCarty md Johnny Calf, Of Cincinnati.
for 5000 n sidc-The Sport interrupted by
the Sheri6-Arrest Of the Parties.
CINCINNATI, juno Q, 1867.
local prize fight came on this afternoon in raylors
grove, back Of Newport, between VIM. McCarty and
Johnny CALI brace Of machinsts Of considerable
pute among domestic bruisers Eight rounds wcrc
fought Up TO the sixth round the fight or the
most approved style. but the seventh malice was
shown, and the combatants cutched ana wooded each
other disgustngly, and biting and scratching was
done both sides McCarty badly
punished in the face and RIBS, and would have been
thoroughly pounded, but Galts wind gave out On the
eighth round the amiable sport interrupted by the
Sheriff OF the county and posse Of police. grand
heller sketer ensued friends tried carry OF
fighters but they blinded with blood that they
could not make Roadway among the trees. and both
were arrested and lodged in the Newport Jail. The
fight VAS for $500 side, but the legal interference
leaves the mater unsettled.
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ANOTHER DESPERATE SHOT.

From tho Leavenworth (Kansas) Conservative, June
For some past two notorious horse thieves aud
despeadoes named Marion Keller and Milford Sanders,
have been roaming through Platte county Missouri On
Thursday last Justice Jonn Davis, OF Parkve, issued
for their apprehension and placed 1t IN The hands
Kerns old SOLDIER for service upon these two
men Sanders had made threats that he would be
taken alive and had openly dened any arrest him.
Kerns took with him posse of six eight men. and
az searching until yesterday the posse came
their game Farloy Ford OF the Platte river kerns
Immediately ordered them TO surrender which they re-
fused to do. Finally however, Keller expressed his
while Of the party went forward to receive his arms
Both Sanders and Keller armed with pair OF ro-
volvers. Az this Sanders probably thinking no one
would him, steaithiy proceeded TO draw OF his
pistols; but kerns eye was upon him, and ere he could
use tho weapon the constable shot hun dead The
took charge OF the other prisoner and proceeded to
Squire Yokums leaving the body Of Sanders lying where
no fell.
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BLOODY ARRAY IN LOUISIANA.

Radical Candidate Murdered In Nntchi.
toches-Thc Sherin,s Posse Attacked By the
Murderer, &c.
NKw ORLEANS. June ., 1857.
bloody affair has occurred at Natchtoches parish.
The following the particulars W. stauffer and
John Jones were pahners but had had some quarrel
DR.. Jones and Judge r B. Jones threatened to kill
ssaurer II he did not leave tho place. He was the
popular radical candidate for Convention, and they
wished him out Of the way and thus politics entered
into tho strife. Last Monday Staufsr was about
TO have the Jones brothers bound 10 keep
the peace, when the judge and doctor attacked
HIM. just At this time John Jones rode up and made
his brother stand aside while with double barrellcd
shot gun he deliberately killed Stauaer and then rode
round 10 his Sauers house, called for his vito and
told her he had killed her husband He then rode
OF town, II being about i've O'Clock r NJ The sheriff,
MT John Hughes attempted 10 arrest the Joneses and
was shot Ia the head and severely injured, and
assistant was shot In the These Jonescs nephcws
OF the late Governor Wells, and r. b. Jones was APP
poinined TO the Supreme bench Of the state during
Wells administration
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PERSONAL mrFllIceMcs.

". W. Nccunche, Of San Francesca; Cap,aia Hill. Of
james sarne Of &c. and Jossans. schiller Of
Hamburg. are stopping n the Hoffman House.
Rev. ID. Porter. Of pruidsv,lis IN n. Colonel T. A.
Asasr'.n o. csvs',ne os,o; co,sns r ill.,, q -.
are stopping ~ the ruth Avenue Hotel
4. NJ Rocker, Of New Orleans, and n E. Derry, Of
Boston, are stopping 81 the Everest House.
A. shaz, Of Baltimore; Charles A. Dougher'y. and
George D. Teller Of Baaaio. sto3piIg ., the -.
Denis Hotel
A. RassaDe, crecias Minister ssd ciecn Ran abe,
his pr.ss,e secrs.ay FROM Ahens s,ss.r p.aail q
ping Al The Brevoou House
A. rreAser Of nexsco. ssd Captain n Hoibroos, Of
Name ssoppias AZ the s. Julien Hotel
Captain y. a ns.sI.s. Of sssaF ~ xe- ssx'co;
Boston. stopping - me Metropolitan Hotel
w. Dixon, Of canada, ssd John W. chanians, 81 Pitts
burg. stopping - Ihs - Nicholas Hotel
oong-ssmsa NJ na., " , and = 7 s,ss. .. Vas.
OF Utica. stopping - the Astor hease
Hon. James X Msorhcsa. who has represented the
rusbarg tlal District IN conrrcs for many years
since 10 that city THAI he would nos coass NJ 70 ~
candidate Tor cosgrsss ssr Inc coss q Ms prusest
term.
II covcrses Cos. q oals, srspsSllcaa y reported TO
be opposed 70 sesrs suffrage
John Fosxyth. Of Alshsma vss one of the mcmbess
Of the Mobile clsy Council removed ~ General fope
ssnssor wli.cs asds hlm.es aaAbls from me Hines.
Of he wife. 70 scssps NJ hsFess 1sissass VI visit
10 Europe on the ivth inst
Jonn Tyler Jr, son AZ tie late srrrs-aenf 40 lsctas
Ing In this section u the coantry.
John Gray. probably ,he la@s survivor 81 me Rsvcla-
aud u 10 his oss haaircd snd fourth year
eovssnor csssy. Of fesnsyivsals hss joined ne Good
rcmpisrs
Governor rsssoa gill deliver a srsslos 10 NOR On
tbe sth sf july.
Hops 7. O. Hose. % Wisconsin; rYsmsan. % TN.
nos ana Covoje. Of fennsyvsnix vhs r~rwnliy ~ me
senate chAmbsr q NE Nebf&sks is ass0rs sew
pli1entcd ~ me seasis 1Axias r~ses 70 a. theta
homer
General Robert " lee ~ me candidate a. "a lna ana
dssDocfalic paper fer Presdens u sAs uaRsa
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THE FINANCIAL TROUBLES IN NEW ORLEANS.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO the HERALD.

The Report of the Receiver Of the First
National Bank.
new ORLEANS, June 0, 1867.
The Official report Of the Receiver OF tho First National
Bank OF this city shows the total 81 600
OF this $500 900 classified doubtful and upwards
OF 5000 900 bad. Tho liabilities individual deposit.
amount to $o9s 900; the circulation Is estimated
$4,000, aud the amount due the United States Is
$2l5o00 The liabilities incurred by the Directors
makers and endorssrs Of bills aggregate $6f7, 900.
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PHnAprIrsnA, June Q, 1867.
Ere this morning destroyed the stable OF a. r. Ty-
Ter coal shipper IN the part OF the city Ten
horses valued al 0o0 aud Eve carriages valued al
So, COO were destroyed The value OF the stable vas
$50 600. which Is nearly covered by insurance
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81. LOUIS. June q, 1867.
Edward Ross and his son, about four years old living
on farm miles from here, found dead In bed
yesterday morning. Mr.. Ross and bis had been
visit 10 the city and had Just returned home Ger
man boy eighteen years Old In the employ OF Mr. Ross,
y supposed 10 have committed the deed he having left
the place, ing Mr.. Ross team and wagon with hun.
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FIRE IN WARSAW. IND.

CHrcAGo, June Q, 1867.
The Wright House the Kirtly House aud stables with
adjoining buildings, at Warsaw Ind. destroyed by
yesterday morning. supposed 70 have been the work
OF an ncendary. The loss IL sec, 600
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-10

FoMrnn~r no~sox Jss< D. 1871
Lieutenant Colonel tsesfgs ih.nn lasrecsar General
OF Ceaernl SchoEelds saH. has pe~D ss~xnsa 10 fEe
command ~ the a9frc1
The steamer Eally n soSer, vhbrh arrived hers ~
night from Mes lofk. sale io-masros mprnnx f~f
Cbarlssses, taxing c"mpsalss Asa A. Isss Gsas>sy.
which aFs ordsea " Fsu xssltndk
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CrvcsxArr, June o, 1851
Al Two o'clock this morning destructive Gre broke
out in the nne wareh Of Moore Co. on sixth and
hadey The ro,S and upper floors Destroyed
Their Insurance 10 $4,000
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FIas IN CHIcupte, MASS.


SrKNgFrElD, Mass June o. 1867
An ncendisry Gre at Chicopce this morning DESTROYED
three dwelling houses and adjoining buildings on school
street Loss $4,000 which there Is Insurance Of
g. 900 in the E.na Company, Of Hartford, and the Na-
tiousl Of Boston,
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CHICAGO, June ., 1867
The City Hail building al Quincy, Ill, destroyed
by ere yesterday. The loss about $50 600, which Ia
mostly covered by insurance.
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RelR TO A FORTUNE.

A Sc. Louis Merchant Succeeds 10 G3,JOO.OOO
sterling, In Ireland.
ST. LOUIS, June Q, 1867
John Antrim, Of the firm of Antrim L Sweet, mer-
chants this city, has fallen heir large estate
Ireland tho property OF the late Earl OF Antrim The
whole Ii valued at million pounds sterling.
Of which W. Antrim gets about one ualf.
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ssssss SANTIAGO crsA, before repcr ted ashore at
aachorce near sedows Island from whence towcd
yesterday morning balance dock where she now is
on. % water The statement Published yesterday refc
rcnoe her incorrpct
smrv rrrsrwrss from Queenstown for Quebec, the
river. sih inst
scwn Esrr R,cm ,of Ahreccu. ny, Vaughan, from
nixht highland Light Cape Cod thick weather
she 10 high up on The heach
css.~s. isns s-rvo chests and plank apparently
az Tus.Ssg In en- 81 he chests vas memorandum
psstef ~ - Nav ~ from whch was learned tia, the
.esssi hsed from hacksport end was from Philadelphia,
wnh cr~l
Fs,.orva MAJ ss-Ths Ios,sna. oes,uan, from New
Vera ~ satwsrp has PAT IN here leaky and win cargo
damaged. 4e
miscellaneous.
IsrSnrp-u chsrryh.id yans from the yard Of TAI
csss Dsnssf y aoassssore " 'V'"''-"' "
shir ~ LOLA wrans fosa san Francisco for Liverpool
Arr - "a =. tun ~ saw
s.B sssi risse fron aasaas for Grscoccs. NAY Z lat
,ss m-ss,ss s,sas'' fron c.ao for Gibraltar Apri 8.
ssrt sAns ginsa' from Ne wport r. Tor Nyori May
ssrs rsnsrsss. irss Losasa for Philadelphia. Jun,
n,S n.y Tuun-r. frsn sYors for Busno. Ayr... June
hgs ~. 80 IRON Bremen Philadelphia. Jansi.
ts-.tss ssf @-sailsa. Aesliles Riches. SYors'
s,r.s.i x Flnsasns 4stA. oe.aa rorius~a Portland
shsfAss ~ 80 cgcisns ri.a x.sls fer Boston
ss:s..s 80 -s.s srss i sss.s ~ ss.ss fsa
sss. $50 vri~&as n
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SHIP PIN g NE w S.
poaT or NEW yuax. JUNE Q. 1867.

ALMANAC roR NEW YoRk-rHrs DAT.
SCI prsrs ........... - xoos srs morn IL Sc
suSs-1s............... ~ HIGH WATER morn b
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Arrived.
Steamship City Of Paris fBr Kennedy. Liverpool May ~
and h, with mdse and 9J passenger TO John
Dale June lat a. IL Ion ~ 81, passed steamship City
Haltiore, hnce fer Lverpco lat AZ u.s. Ion ~ ~ one
OF National line bound r. 7th lat Al 3D. lon g.
steamship Bavaria hence for Hamburg The City OF Paris
rounded too the ghtship AZ 80 An. and detained
u sandy Hook account OF the heavy NE blow
and thirk fog.
steamship Bremen tBrem). Neynaber. Bremen May IS,
Southampton 2sh. with mdse and 62 passengers, TO
Oechs May 81 lat <935, Ion 10 81, passed steamship
Northern Light for Bremen June LAT q s. lon
q ~ steemsh,p Hanss hence for Bremen.
Wash n9on Dagger, New Orleans June
3 With mase passengers 70 VI Il Cromwell Co. Had
NJ gales with for the last three days. sh
inrt fiasi~raa schr Mary somers lying too
brig Aylerford tBrl MINIS Windsor days, with plas
ter. 10 master.
crxndA. Cmghray ACc.
Wind dur ne the dav NE. fresh.
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this but turn its v,uous and ausere front tow ards
charity with her hands Of love .hs, would fam reach
forth and snatch her rs from tho fire, and 90 shout
Glands on" Shame, shame on tho recrsani state
that will not reinforce the peadinss OF domestic love
and Christian picty towards this wretchcd with 50
much authoritative word threat shame, shame
you that you wilt no, give the help OF penal sane
ton to the better resolutions OF any tempted crca-
turc that Is struggling with bcsetng lusts Co BUSH
oh virtnous citizen, foe your csteniaiious horror
against the licensing OF prostitution, when you have
made no word OF protest against laws that pro-
claim universal liccncc, and turn the whole
metropolis INTO ono wide brohcl rhe other
case Il this poor woman came to me sick downca,
broken under the shadow OF great Impending crime
10 ask counsel Her husband whose she
70 pack his trunk, and tina, at certain
hour he would call aud take IL away no inendcd 70
leave her and live with another ho hal selected
a. his mistress All day she had been sitting with her
children, working nj such task q womsn Gas never
upon before, and at last she me " there
that threatened was obliged TO tell her s.nor and
that II che had lived where but here in New York
the law would have placed hand upon the shoulder o.
that wretch at the FIRST thought Of such o deed, ana
warned him that he could venture 20 do only a the
expense Of the penalties and pains OF felony. But
hore we have . revised Gods and an advanced
civilization, and adultery Is lawful; that H. uniess
IL should involve some expense 20 the county for
the care OF the abandoned wife aud children. ! vas
packing. and mcekiy and gently and without useless
upbradinE 70 say good bye to her husband and make
up her mind 20 labor sone IN ckness TO support
her worse than orphaned children have now stalsd
70 you the facts concerning the condition Of the law
touching crimes AGAINST the family. ask yosr
attention the immediate and drec, results u such
laws will NOS insult ycur intelligence by citing facts
10 prove that the abrogaton Of tue Law against adultery
s attended, with vast increase or the crime Neither Ia
the second place win argue 70 YOU TO SHOW shai Inc
,withdrr~a Of the protest Of the penal law against
his whole Glass Of offences teuds 70 the
people wa any one tell me what the prevalent tone
OF public com nsnt In this community upoa these bass
and dreadful and igpomi5Qus cfimcss Can any oss
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Proposals.
CEALED PROPOSALS v,

SEALED PROPOSALS will he received by
- ths Trustees OF hs Eleventh Ward oce line on ~ rs.
70 sSAs sSaAoS es1sS SfGr0d and until WEDNESDAY
eOmpeon Of a PRIMARY SCHOOL HOrsR on . se'yh "a
ground on Second st. between AyeAaes and "a sid Wa
asd Specifications for said School House al tl g.
q sshool Bolengs No U crOsbyS Po mat
Proposals for work. Proposals.
sh Tyr psninF Tao responsible and sppfoyed tures will h.
CURED from each successful bidder Proposal will be
which sortes are named TIE School Trustees reserve Ire eL ~
20 % Dated Dee a. Iee6 $3.50 '''
HIRAh HISHKR, Cha Fman Road ~ T,,,L.as
EDWARD 4lCALiA0 BeGstsIr. ) Elsyerth Ward
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8o mbom II man Concern.
EUROPEAN AGENCY
II FOR THE EXHIBITION AND SALE
AMERICAN PATESns AND MANUFACTURE

AMERICAN PATBSrs AND MANUFACTURES
The undersigned have established 10 Paris France No Boulevard
de sebaHopoa - -
r the exhibition and sale Of American Patents and Mnuturss
Europe.
The necessity o. such Agency hiss long been apparent American
desiring the services Of reliable and practical Americans
attend personally 10 their interests France and England
One member Of the Gnn employed al the Worlds Exhibition IN
NewYork 1853 the great advantage Of several important pAen
He has practical knowledge Of mechanics and machinery aud familiar
With the French language
The nepbe The 6m has had Eve years practical cunnecon
with UnedNtstes Patent Oc fully acquainted With patent
sem In this country and Europe and speaks
ADDISON NJ SMITH esp who has been M conaeei with
the kIannng Board Of The United States Patent Oce and for the last
I've charge Of The class embracing Harvesting Maehne
associated with Washington D. c. and will attend 10 all
relating Patents IA this country either before the Ohe the Cou
We have every facility for securing European Patents American
Inventions
furnish Che best testimonials Of financial responsibility and
capacity condae 70 successful Issue such negotiations
trusted 70 10.
We shall give pecl attention 10 the proper exhibition Of
Exposition endavorny
favorable reaon Of Committees and @ justice all Of their
comparative merts
We invite correspondence with AxkgoAs INVENTORS OWNERS on
PA1KSTt, AND MANUFACTURERS
for Circular and further inform uon address BLANCHARD Mo
MEAN Boz No 3 Washington D. 81 No. 81 boulevard de ssbstO
GEORGE A. BLANCHARD. J. A AeKBA&
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wv X. PEYTON,
VIII 0ns' 'nN "''> EXTRA oRDIEARY BARGAINS
FRENCH MERIN0ES. 49, ou.,o
BPIsGLIsB PoPIIEs,
BRIGHT PLAID POPLIEs,
' GRANITE POPLTEs
VALENCIA PoPLiNs,
ALpAcAs BoMBAzINRs AND CoBuRo
CLOTHS.
French Eeinoes at e2lo, and upward .,..
Knpres Cloths all wool at SOC, sold IN V9hef ~ VI 20
French popius ~ Csc, Soh IN 0ctobeI atSI ~
Fnineue Poplns all sin and wool Atgc sold esref VI %
Riarf and Colorsd Apscas faom &e. per yard upward
D,aek and Coored from 25c per ard upward
Bnvht Plaid Porlls donlefoh, Vt 5)c sol carrier Al VI
Stnp4d PopIus as 35jc, sold earirr At 49,
SIN Plaid fophps at s4e,, sold earlier t6le -, ~ n,xrnv
III H. IA Bouery.
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4ENGLISH LAW BOOKS.-.Jnst received
ho Lcsdes invoice Of ssahdard Rsesk Iy MONKS
soe neaesf pghbfI 81 b0eta ,te M
l1fVe' semDlsse JAYNE DKNHAM
'CSudAsdtst, " itsirG
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ERIE RAILWAY-Tra leave Depot foot
IA Of Chambers-s., Pavonia Ferry:
m DAotpres. Rochester Buffalo Salamanca, Dunii mi
all points est and South.
8:l5 m WAY Train daily 20 Oisrille
10 a m, Express Mail Buffalo Salamanca, and West
p. n, Way, for Port Jeryis, NeSburyh WNTSiok
p. Night Express, Banal0 Salamanca ard Dunkirk.
630 Express daily Buffalo Salamanca Dunkk sDf
all West and South.
7:30 D. m, EmiyTant Train, daily for The West
Express direct connection with all Southern ard Western
haes HUGH RIDDLE, Gcn'l supk
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SPEED AND COMFORT,

FOR BOSTON,
WORCESTER, PALMER PTTCHBrRG NASHUA, LOWELL, CON
CORD, THE WHITE MOUNTAINS AND
INTERMEDIATES POINTS.
The and saDch steamers Of the Norwich hne,
CITY OF BOSTON and CITY 0P NETWORK,
Nen-York daily Sundays excepted At O'clock fcs
Per>NO. 20 North River foot q Yestry-st.
FOR NBWL0NDON,
connecting with the Steamboat Express Train from the fbsu
points via Norwich and Worcester Boston ard Worcester Worea
ind Nashua aud New London and Northern Railroads
Freight taken at the lowest For information inquire OF
Agent The
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1895. WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 1867.
COMMENCING DEC. 10, l566
TRAINS LEAVE SEw.YoRE:

Passenger Nv.York Tvenveu;h,t and Fourth
Entrance Twenty -ssyeuthsL
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MORRIS and ESSEN RAILROAD COM
IVA PAkY-Csmmsncng Monday December "a la6 Eesve New
York foot 0f Ba connecting with L.gh Valley Railroad md
branelcs) us m, Express train Nail train; Rx.
town Mail leaves at $3.50 danis'En Express Ia cd
diioa u dAy Newark. Snh Orange
thrse Summit A. BEkrHOuD, Geues Superintendent
NTEW- DIRK and NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD.
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TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK:
Fer New Haven 100 400 EI l3j nj l2lS tEG) 400 (Bx
AS 80 and 400 Brl p. IN.
For Bridgeport ! co. tRI M l2IS CEIl, 400 (RLh
AS and a0) (EH) p.
For Milford and stratfori 200 II3os m D.; 345. ADpm
For Fairfield Southport and wsstpor 7o II % a. 3S, A@p
For Yorwah 200 400 CEr) GEO. I3o 2lS Il aOo RIB
a45, 40 $50, BOO tELl ?. IN.
For Daren, 100 800, II 0oA as 80, so pm
For Greenwich, I0O 900. lis 2l5 1sS 49, $50 40
Fos stamford 200 500 lEn 800 lLS nS BIl. zI5 400
For Font Chester aud intermediate stations 100 900 L arc
345. 40 b3), go, 100 p IN.
On Thursdays the $50 Train viii leave TwentysevsDthEt a.
M3JP - -
For Boston, via Springfield 400 (EN 400 tEIl 400
For Boston, via Shore Line, u IS tEE.), 8o0 Va.
ForlaTtol ani Springfield ACC a. dGl, l2l3 AGO (EIh G@
Pm
tfeal. SEQ p. N o Northampton.
For Hartford PrOyiisHss F.ht Railroad CEr) m l25
IL IS. 500 0o0 N.
For Canal Railroad, l2lS r. m. to NORTHAMPTON.
For Housatonc Railroad, BOO 3 ~ p. 10.
For Naagstuck Railroad, SEQ a IN, 800 p. IA.
For Danbuy aud Norwak Railroad, sJo, 900 s. A3pm
COmmodieus Sleeping Cars attached TO ite trab - . .
JAMES H. H0YT sapt
NEW JERSEY RAILR0AD.-Trains leave
foot 81 Couandts, fOsfHILADgiPHtA at ami NJ M
and for bALrh oRE and WAsHiAGfOS ats and ioA NJ
p m. and II midnight
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-05-28

The Board Of Supervisors appointed by the above
Corporation TO carry out the objects OF the Act OF In
corporation, respectfully announce TO the public that
the Legislature of Pennsy lVRnia has authorized the
raising funds for the erection, establishment, aud
maintenance of an Asylum for Invalid Soldiers of the
late TO be built on the battlefield of Gettysburg
and as an inducement to patriotic citizens to contri-
butte TO this BENEVOLENT object, have empowered the
Corporation TO distribute amongst the subscribers
such articles OF value and Interest from association
with the late war, or moneys effects property or
estate real PERSONAL whatever in this State else
where, at such time upon such terms and In such
way and manner whatsoever, as to them shall fit
any laws OF this Commonwealth to the contrary not
withstandng.
The site Tor the institution (hirty acres) has
already been purchased and II s hoped that the good
work may commence before midsummer.
Subscriptions will be received at the office Of the
Association, No. 1l26 Chestnut street, Philadelphia
For each subscription of five dollars certificate
will be issued, which Will entle the holder 20 such
article of value as may be awarded to It's number.
The first distribution of awards Will be made imme-
dately upon the receipt OF $4,000 subscriptions of 80
each.
supervision OF the corporatOrs.
Persons at distance are requested to remit their
subscriptions (when practlcable) by Post ONCE
money order or registered letter, 20 insure prompt
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