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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-10-17
y. WI. s.
SAMUEL II. WOODY,
At HIS SHOP

4F-E- , O0
SAMUEL II. WOODY,
AT HIS SHOP
ON MAIN St.. near the CARTER HOUSE,
"AS on hand stock 70 which the people of this
community are invited, and he eels satisfied
tbat those who examine it will be constrained 10
nurcbase He does not profess tO be able to sell
manufacture at lower prices than any one else in
the community; but this he does pledge that he
will give satisfaction to all who favor him with
their patronage II experience ana sjilct attention
10 business are calculated 70 commend, he feels as
sured that he has these two requisites for success in
business. Intending TO work none but the most
PERFECT MATERIAL,
AND TO ENrLoY NONE nut
Competent WOrkmen.
thoroughly skilled in their business he can promise
Boots and Shoes,
for Gentlemen. Ladies, Misses and Children, in a
STYLE that cannot be surpassed He also obligates
himself to make all repairs made necessary by the
riDBinq of work sold or made at his establishment
free of cost
His READYWADE WORK, which will be
sold AT the most reasonable figures has been seec-
ted with the greatest care and 20 the Ladies who
have so literally patronized hun IN the past he -
able 10 give guarantee that nothing will be sold
from ms shop, that Is not suiC'!I NH"I nc IeN,iH
mcnds it to be- He has no desire to deceive, but
wishes 10 make a living by straight forward, hon
est manner of dealing.
He will keep constantly on hand large and
general stock of the very best quality Of SOLE and
UPPER LEATHER. Calf and Morocco Skins. Ii
ninrs and other Findings which he will sell at the
lowest prices for cash. lie respectfully asks call
from the public.
lZ.s- He also intends to keep on hand large and
Beautiful Assortment
OF HATS,
70 which he will call the attention Of gentlemen in
need Of this important article of dress. and if they
win give him call he knows they will be pleased.
~ his Shop is one door above the Garter
House" and Ladies and Gentlemen will lose moth
ing by walking that far 20 see his stock.
va Highcstprice paid for HIDES in Trade, or
the Cash if necessary. ..
April %, lSG7-f SAdL II. WOODDl.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-10-17
DAVID II. COCI6RILL
BLACKSMITHING.

TVNHE undersigned respectfully announce that be
deyotes himselfto his business in al Its de
partments Having by years OF constant attention
and diligence secured reputation for suhnntial
and neat work ne hopes TO retain il by yet more
asiduous attention. and desire to do his duty to-
wards al who patronize him.
Prompt attention given 10 the
ShOeiHg Of Horses,
and all branches Of the trade, repairing OF wagons
or farming implements &c. conducted without de-
Law and at liriHg rates.
rH-Shop nearly opposite the residence Of Dr.. j..
J. II. Straith. ACHILLES DIXON.
January 8, 1867.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-10-17
HARPER,s FERRY
STORE,
r rCy7LENEN, YOUTH & CHILDREN

rT,HE undersigned takes pleasure in informing the
public that he has Just received, and viii CON
tiuue t1 keep constantly ON hand, large and well
selected stock of the best Made-up
CLOTHING FOR FALL g. WINTER WEAR,
AN kinds Of Geuuymen's Furnishing Goods,
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Notions,
Trunks, Yalises, Satchels,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-10-17
Harnden Express Agency.

August 1867
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-08-07

LWRMERLY Of James Lock Hospital" New Or
/ leans. La. established in 1850 and for the last
Fix years located in Chicagothe most successful spe-
calst OF the in the treatment OF all diseases OF
private natnrccan he condcntially consulted Mt his
Office and rooms. O3 Randolph Street, (cOr.
ner Of Dearborn St.) Chicago, upon the
treatment Of Chronic, Mcrcnrial, Syphciific, Blood
yel,ereal ttcr-which he without the use
of mercury iodde potxss arsenic any poison. but
with his NErrEALIzEE-a positive cure for all humors
and blood poisons.
Organic Weakness. such Seminal Wca ness Noe
tnrnal and Diurnal Emissions brought on by abuse OF
the organs e,"ly indssretons excuses hereditary
causing loss OF memory, confnsion depression, dim
OF vision, and 0ttentimcs insanity with u depor-
able train OF other symptOnis-trc and radically
cured by an inf;,libe method, saving tin,o aud *
pcnse. All diseases peculiar to the sexual organs Of
sOA diseases Of the most horrible class where the
hE,od has become poisoned-prOducing biOtches on
the face small watery bsterspains in the head and
bones-ulCer.ted throat and nOsc sores the limbs
and body, neutrality-suspicious. with an endless number
of suferings-effectnally AMI permanently cured.
DIR. James is recommended by the press Of the
county, by professors Of medical colleges and Nv the
medical progression generally Those afflicted should
apply to him and be cured at once.
DR.. James can he consulted cOnfdrntally, by
letter. +. o. Box 6o6 Chicago. Ill., enclosing stamp
doph ST. Cor. oil Dcarhorn St.. from a. m. to D. M,
Ten separate rooms, and private entrance and exits
50 that parties come in contact with each other
Everything private and confidential.
Just published 10y DR.. James: two pamphlets on
SPERMAToRRGA aud SYPHILIS, and both sent in sealed
envelope to any address, receipt Of cents or
three red postage stamps. SCI
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-08-07
WITH THE UaEQuAlEO HORSEPOWER,

rs DETERMINED that no will not be cxcelled in
i furnishing to the farmers implements mt MOST
REASONABLE RATES, Of the best and most careful
~ prepared material, and acknowledgedly the BEST
ever known or used.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-08-07
Harness !! Harness !!
JOHN =. DoKNBACH,

OPPOSITE THE CAWELTI BLOCK, McGREGoR
supply of onr work will always be kept on
hand. Harness OF any pattern style made prompt
ly Our stock in everything belonging to the trade,
complete. aud ton 10 prices, material and
workmanship, warranted. Repairing well done and
ut reasonable rates. 56l
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-08-07

=, No Medicine equals Co.'s DYsrErr,c
5sCysE, for Dyspepsia. Indigestion, Consti-
] ation, Fcvcr and Aguc, Sick Headache,
and all diseases that proceed from dis
ordered state of the Stomach and Bowels.
All druggists keep it.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-08-07
Special Notices.

II. 4. NEWELL CO. are the agents for the Eugene
Hair restorer which 10 acknowledged by oil to be the
est article in the market 1t restores gray hair to Its
Original colour, promotes Its rapid growth, and pre-
vents its falling or 1t il also most beautiful Dress
Ing. Mammoth size Battles. Price only IS ets 5l8y
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-08-07

IT is pleasant to recommend really me-
,torious article, hcnsc we ask those suffering
from Dyspepsia, Nervousness, or Deabiity.
to try DR.. Strickland's Tonic. DIR. +. NJ.
Sans ordered 81 worth for J. G. Hays,
Decant,,r, Ala. I. Hart, New York City
snys:"lt cuerc,l me where can get it
for my friends p Thus they write from
all quarters. 4w564.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-08-07
nowaRD's COMBINED MACHINE As 4 MOWER
DOW z EnlMIER'S IRRESHiNG IMAGINING.

with its IRON HORSEPOWER, the best known is
fast taking the lead of all others. No farmer contcm
plating the purchase of Threshcr should fail to
cure one of these machines, having the well known
excellent Iron Horsepower. $50
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-08-07


especially
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-01
Corporation Notices.


BOARD OF AUDIT.-Rules adopted by the
I'D Audit created BY the Of the Legislature Of New
passed Ap 1891 and April IS 1901 for regulating the proceedings
Frs. TIE statue BY Boards Of Audit created
Ie ~ person. hA,s sn1,sd S CLAIMS Y isI which 1sd vor
Jan 1877 present me to the Board created % the a1a
ls7 AMI require s persons having Ike the County OF
iork' prcscnt the 10 the Board oree Tor the
~ & g ns N ~ % Of lie Conptroier Of the CJ
Of YORK the mentioned Claims not
scented before hs expiration Of the times above limited cannot be oh'd
d Essh claimant At least ten days before the hearing Of his
ea Clerk u the Board Of Audit TO which bis
fiSh hi. elsr 5sse together with complete lin
,ag elsim daily verified ~ ,b sgEf euPs o. Spy
fre ere .a Hst & SKI o whether any suit Es been
PROSECUTED broag iPoa The claim therein MENTIONED " Che eslH,
any, bh brought and the O the
sttorrrs aprs therein such suit still pending what
disposition has been ute Of IT, and Judgment has been rendered
the pPhs ~ grounds Of sasA ialzn.s' l. .,
poses and asd viii Tie ohe Hoard whom the claim present
- within ten days ARR such eng and service OF me eaR ,he
denial and an whether BE- nposel or mol the
VII De- required 10 sustain his claim by proof Of the eis upon
Touri Calendars viii be made the claims presented to SAID
shall sled served above required and claims vii be nsen up
heard their 9er such eaendrs except that for good es
shown The Board reasonable noce preference may DC ~
or pospoaemeut ofbearng had 80.
oases unless Otherwise ordered by the Boards shall be made up g
cfk Boards ard posted the occupied BY vac
calling Of said calendar No adjournment Of Az o o. ue ' "a
entsr m BE- granted except for sufficient cause shown g anla'
Sr bearings % sail claims shall be conducted generally y we
the trials o. actions N me courts % % "a dn
form and Of proceeding nay Ge modified 70 soa' , va
with the daies and Purposes OF these bolrl 'A ~
na T6 decision. o. the Board, Of Audi, upoa claims heard shall
BE- announced open board Immediately aei 9e opening o. s ~
The day as soon amer the heaTng s s9 9 bEpRw President
RICHARD y. CONNOLLY, Comptroller.
] H. MARTINDALE,
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Amueements.
OLYMPIC THEATER.


OLYMPIC THEATER.
" MONDAY EVENING. July I,
And during the week,
A NATIONAL NAUTICAL DRAMA
, IN Pour Acts By De Wetien. produced With entirely
Including the Startling Scene Of the
DESTRUCTION OF TIlR BRITISH IHON-CIAD
THb "DODGBR" BY FARHAGUT5 B0SBk.
and ent.ted
BRITISH NEUTRALITY.
NEW Music BY THOMAS BAKER
All L-PORTLAND PRoMOETDRY with Distant View Of the White
Mountains ID STRONG OpehFg Chorus: Cheer Baby Boys'
Fsrrgut Boen, Reuben Graydor edduge
Vessels and Run the B0ckadeA Weddns
Nautical Divertemsnt by Eght Young
sailor country and he thear
Drugged-rhe Signal IghtThe Pot Defeated Signx
"shuel Shute Awayl You can't put out the light s2skt
Act 1.-THE BRITISH IR0N-CLkD AT ANCHOR, "a Open
Sea- the entrance Of Cao BaDesgned by Rough
by iaShorn Of the Aeht Theaisr PHILADELPHIA expressly r. this
piece by the kind permission Of the Mnsges N Drew Panorama
Of The Coast and Mdens Smith Of the Theae
Philadelphia by the kind Of W. T. Sim Manager In this act
the grand tableauI Of the Destruction Of the IrOnClaa
AetAALDBNS ROCkdesgned By Sanders painted BY StYeug
The Survivors the WekThe Rising 81 the TdeReubers HerOsn
"A Sail A Saill--The Rescue OF the survivors
Act 4--THB RAMPARfS OF FORTRESS M0NROR-D. Srsag.
cned Of High Treason and Sentenced Dessove Of Nancy
Hm-Aam the Rampnts-The Heroic Gir SbotShe Falls
Admiral Farragnt proceeded by the
Garrison Band and Guard Of Honor-Ths Bnghwen HTLng
BasyThey Find HarTake them away Court Martial them and
hang them tomorowBenamins Astonishmeu Hang Not
Rnsish-Aqu,tal Of Fasgus Bosch and GRAND NATIONAL
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And
frOmB Buffalo r--..N...
DEOPLE's LINE for ALBANY, ATHENS,
all points Wet and North connection win NeI zen
t and Saratoga SusquehannA Railroad
VIA ALBANY,
Steamers DREW and ST. JOHN,
at G o'clock p m. 49, ,r-re
Steamers DIAN RICHMOND and G. VANDERBILT,
Al O'clock y m from Pier Al North River foot Of CaHas
sold points at office on dock and oggage hee.e
DEOPLE's LINE-SUNDAY IN SARATOGA.
SUNDAY trains Albany and Saratoga. connecting win
Peops Line steamer commencing June 30 Take Drew sATUh
DAY at m Pier No n b. arriving at Saratoga at about
m SUNDAY morning Returning leave Saratoga M IN time
fnrn e,nR ichmoni from Albany at 8 N.
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6tenmboats ano Railroads.

GREAT REDUCTI0N-LON FA df 10 10 ,,1 the
IN WEST NORM and HAST via TROY LINE or STEAMERS,
from Pier No ii n r. loot Of daily al O'Clock saIur-
days excepted .-,x
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fertures an6 Aleetinss.

TTNION LEAGUE CLUB.-ln pursuance OF 9
w,en request by Is members Of the Cab ssea mens
~ a.. nioG League MONDAY EVENING, July
az d cork Address Nashville ~
Political Condition Of Tennessee By order,
CHARLES s wEYMAS, Resident Secretary
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MarbIe Mantels

fflarbIe Hlantrls
N1ARBLE MANTELS.-350 MANIELS on
band Of every style taud qgA gAsA VII S % Sr sn No
al iIber. deduction. at A. kLABEks mantei W
~ 1Se ~ Isb,eenihi Thirlsys, Gut las oas
NTARRI FIXED SLATE NTELS-SupeTlonr
tI 4. .npesTsnee durAbeI half ths prize Of nA' -
STEWART, No 900 siIsar ss'ssss ga s'-'~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-01

HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAIL

ROADSIDE and amer MONDAY. April 20 1867, trains for
Albany and Troy connecting with Northern and Western n will
leave Newlork as follows:
Express Hudson River Railroad Thiethst and
houghto Buffalo and Bridge without change Of
and connecting Troy with trains for Saratoga Rutland Burng
ton. aHdthe North
1880 Express train Harlem Railroad, Twentysxhs and
Pourhaye connecting az Chatham with Western Railroad for Lebanon
Springs Pts6e Albany with Western at Trey With
trains Saratoga Rutland, Burlington, and the North.
Express train via Hudson River Railroad connecting at Albany
with train for the West.
Express Hudson River RAILROAD connecting
Albany with trains and at Troy with trains for Montreal With
sleeping attached
AS m Express via Harlem Railroad connecting Chatham
Western Railroad for Lebanon Springs Ped &e and at Al
Sleeping attached at Albany
Express via Hudson River Railroad with sleeping
attached ard through Bno and Suspension Bridge without change
oca Also sleeping day excepting Saturdays attached from
OdenSburg without Rome w and o.
Railroad for Troy will be made at East Albany This tram
will o Sundays.
II D River Railroad, with sleeping attached
Buffalo Bridge
Troy and points North This train Will
Of Sundays =. -
Sunday train win be Hudson River Railroad from New York
Poughkeepse aLd intermediate stations leaving hew-fork NJ
Returning leave POughkeepne at J H. arriving In hswiork
st Jpn
Also Sunday train Harlem Railroad leaving Forty seeonds at
arriving Meon at $40 Returning leave Miller
a D. H.. arriving at New. York at 1880 a. m
NJ. IL. VANDERBILT Vice-Presdent
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RsADSo COLuNBIA RAILROAD CONPANY
srPERIsTESDKST's oVrog CcluSBIA Pa May g. lE6I.
beading ard COLUMBIA RAILROAD.
lie Passengers leaving Newfork az H. via Central New
Jersey Railroad close connection At Reading for hphra La
Lancaster Columbia arriving Lancaster and Columbia a. 80
IN"
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60 n1bom it man Concern.


NEMFTERIES.-B. +. HATHAWAY, Land
scape Gardener formerly with H. Danie) continues 10 irns
Plans y ont and Cemeteries the States aud Canada 40
dress Stamford. Conn
LANDSCAPE GARDENING and FARM
IL DRAIN-CHARLEs BRHAR1 surveyor and ri ss :.
Gardener Hunters Po.A.. Island prepared 70 mAae a.
Kind Surveys Typographical AaP 1sa iIo1e I
Law ont Country Cemeteries &c Nc EspeeA
Win given important subject Of Land pIsi9ags %
Reeence-Mr Robinson Agricultural Editor n y Tribune
NOTICE is hereby given that NOTE Tor
~ ~ 500 favor Of LOWELL JOHNSON or Bearer dated ne.
pmpsNek Jan payable from date egneo OVn
DANIES was aueny obtained Al persons are hereby esaensa
not 10 purchase negotiate the there no vae
NOTICE.-DESIGNS for MONUMENT Ito, TO ee
National Cemesery near tns
shansbnrg in the land aud proposals igt
once Ut w. Y SkLLeSh NO rorss
t R.ltimors the LIST day Of september scss
pss furnishing must accompany then WIN pop2sa
% he Monument which proposals must not exceed ne ssn
Dollars The party whose design sha be ,p,eo
with building the Monument ana wh s
70 IuInsn yo Us - ~ ~ w. Y. SELLRCK,
iornAnoe Vi '' ~ HENRY EDWARDS,
L. A. CAkhhh,
A A BIGGS,
THOMAS A. B0ULLT.
Executive COMMITTEES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-01

mo CONTRACTORS.-P lnclosed IN II
eovsope iudorsed with tho title Of NE norh a
bs bidder written thereon win be received At this once uh
'p{ S spsdnE and tagging sIyh street between Third
and Fhh avenues ..... t,o,r Piny.ninth 10 One
Hundred and Twenty second street IN ihe stree. Second
49,, .srsionTro Fhynnh 10 seventy seventh stIet1 Ssoo
f % 10 One InndTth street Third seeaoa-
seet$-FI9 2 a. ors Hundred and Twenty SECOND street
pI.rk forms Of proposals together WIN we New.
York Jane Is 1901 st,est Cotnmsson
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-01

TRAINS LEAVE EEwY0RK
For Eev.H Haven ard Bridgeport 100. 200 GIL UD nl5
Q1l 305 OsHl, 3s5, 40 end 100 (Br.l p. N 49,
10 MILFORD Satiord FAIRFIELD Southport and wePor 100 lilo
a m. ~ so p m. -
For Noraa 10 800 CErl 900 lilo nj l25 sIl 900 Oh
as $40. (Er $50, 500 n.Il p. m
Fo- Darien. 200, 900 II. 20 a. m AS 40, so m.
Tor Greenwich 200, 800 ia 5+5 40 30 SOP M IA
Tor stamford 300 OK 900 l3 l2l5 (BLl 25, 800
(Er.) 345 40 (Er) As, % %. 300 tBI }, p go.
For and intermediate Stations 100 800, llO nj %I'
- CONNECTING TRAINS.
For roston VIA Springfield 800 m. Oil 800 (EI) aoP
For Bosior via Shore Line, l2l5 ET.l, 200 p = -.
For Hartford and Springfield 400 (kI lIlS 400 (ELh a0O
~.
1n0 .. o.. Northampton.
For Hartford PoyiaeIes sld Fshl Railroad LOO EI) i7iS
Fo EevHsver EsvLoDdon stOnngOn Railroad At 800 m
I2l5 100, 500 D.
Canal Railroad, II IS ?. h Northampton
Uousatonie Railroad b0O a ~, 500 m.
For NanR ifoAd a.. m =. IN.
For Danbury and NorxAk Railroad, 100 200 m t0p
cd 'FS ~ JAMES II. HoYT, supi
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TnoSAs CoLGAS. CLERK.
C,0pp0R07rIoY N0TTCF--PnbIic notice i.

CORPORATION NOTICE.-Publc notice is
tors improved unmproved lands affected thereby that the
following have been completed and are lodged IN NE once Of
the examination By al persons W
lat Por laying crossaks Eesst opposite Nos and y ana 10
81 FOR as erosswaks intersection Of Charlton Prince and
81 Por laying erowals west at the sOuhsry side Of
lth w. ,,g erosswalis across whitehast opposite No g.
Eag Westst from the south side OF
Chrstopbrr.st 10 Pier ST. and also 10 Hohoken Ferry
9th For paving With stone blocks Pnest from f.ontto
IN For having blocks Fronst from Nast 70 Odp
M Por ag the intersection Of Carmine and bedford
9th For paving Fnhs Seventh to SnthA1e, With trap
The % embraced BY include all the several houses
and parcels OF land situated
i Both Of New st. and Broadst from Exchange place w"
"a Both sides fMaoiougA from Prince and cbatonstS bali way
To King the North side Of Prince ST. ha way " anu Wv
The east side aud the south side Of Chaess 70 he
xtept bali block either from the southeast corner oil OhA
~ bs north aide Of Safest side OF wheha to
poInt half xay ears from the northwest corner OF mnna anu
ktatssta and the side Of Nhiehah rom FRONT 70
sb The south side Christopher and the east side OF vest
nout half the southeast corner Oh s anu
b B 5s OF Pinss from sonthst and the east de OF
Front and the souihst from Depey'rst !" P ~
Pine and Walsis al eli. ,b. .,,.,. n
half the block either from FTontt I,,, O., "A. AZ,
nh Roth sides Of and both sides OF beorst al
tent Of half the block from the corner OF Oahne anu D
Ell Roth sides Of Fhethst from Seventh to Nntave 70 he OK
-, ~ bsIf be bloek either the interesting streets
An persons whose interests saected b hc rassts5
snts and ho are opposed the either OF % arc 49,
A. present their objections In writing TO one Of the ,
osee No 81 Chamberss basement New COURTHOUSE M'nAn "
days from the date of this notice; , o,vrpv
J J6HS D : cSI AHfiL Board of Assessors
ISAAC o. HUNT,
80 Nav COuYt.l
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INNS Is mo- GIVE NOTICE, Mai On one

rT1UIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That on the
seb A,v Of June A. D. 1867 wanan IN bankuptey vas
.a.d aSss The Estate PARKER D. BOYD q the s :, been
t H. bs County on and State OF New iork We @ s
Sndsed Bankrupt petitions that the 10 him. or for
belonging TO such bankluR
shu ~ he hsfer OF any property by him. are oronaen W S,
h meeting OF the Creditors Of the said ban1Iupa 70 S b. n,
Ia ~ 6oe one or more Of bis Estate VIII 1e
Court Of BSaiptcy be holden al Two hundred n s1 Ressr
~ ng aay az Jay D. 1851 at twelve oeiock RooL
sss1sn Rstpes o. sss. l
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7" A Hfe on The ocean wave,
- -. ~. ,.fohtv deen ;

= -..' saii DER the mighty deep"
THE POWERFUL and splendid steamer Sae III
te Atlantic ocean the an Of In rounding the hs SIP
I'D ng magnificent view Of New anu S sy a.s
Tor The comfort Of visitors wiz be made ne steamer
fni pier no River foot Of Cabernest up 70
deeee PJ Nh cali at Ferry for BroosIn "
m and Pier No 3d. foot Of ChAnDs1 So Nv Syoysh. The
round tim each Should we weA'Ao DC uA"~''' WV
,9 To- PORT YIN sail around Staten Island
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Che 6nrf.

FASHION COURSE, ROTTING-M0NDAY,
Julv At m mile beats an TO wassnsf
n Doble's D. IN Kate D. P8fers br m Lady Close
SAME DAY-Ske 500; mile heat Sin in harness Osnerp
b. m Nil 0waers eh sOrre Dam Owners mess'
CHAN Ranger. '.si'f'aONol IIVPIIe,e.-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-01

INTEREST ON CITY SToCK.-The Interest rest
OF the CorpQIAlon OF the wy
Sae and payable August 1851 win be gon that gay ~ Proadway
tsa Chamberlain OF the CITY al The hauona
s ~ IN Hooks vii be closed enesday Ju leoL ,oe-
DspaYtmeu Of Finance Comptrolers ONE New,
pePAi'"'"' '" RIcHARD-B. CONNOLLY, Oo@ptI0neI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-01

TRIE RAILWAY.-Trains cave Depot foot
IL OF ChHmberss;., PhvoniA Ferry: , N ..,.,. w.,
800 bay Express for Rochester Buhlo' ana A pom" "
and South. - -. 81, =, .at.,. .,.tor,
1000 Mall ior Buffalo Salamanca DnnhirA anu "
points West and South 800, hit. .,,,,or.
$3.50 D. m Way Train for Port JerTls NwbuTgh hAI"eA an" "
termedikte stations 49,. nnrki,k
and all points South and West
e.o0p M WAv Train susern and intrme date stations
200 m Night Rpress daily for ROaester Buffalo, saAHnsA
Dunkirk and all West and South
1900 m. RmigrAn Train, daily for the Vest 90 =. a AZ
Also Way Trains Boiling spring faaaie ana roI EnsRs
aud OBS A m ~ m, Las 4 6.30, ai Al On Mspsto
DM NIGHTS Train At oeleekfoT Suaen and
stations :. ~
SUNDAY TRAIEs-s:1oA Way Tain Tor onsye y n R sRo
n m Tor Paterson M Night Eresl 81 Dunkrk BunA9 oeh
ester salamanca and all points West and iouhi p m 'f FA'e0
apdP Pom Jervs -. p.1.,o ,.{h.
out change and IN direct connection with AL %
Western hnee - -. -......, ali
Perfectly Luxurious ssfns coAehs' accompany AL
Night Trains -, a., p,o.aw,x-
Depot Of ChAmbest New York. ans Long DeSl PslS 81.
CITY. a. hiNDNN' N'-'~7F-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-01

T ONG ISLAND RAILROAD-SUMMER Ak Its
IL RAEGEMENTLsAEes James, SIP n r. I9 1sR,T 1Ei
HemTsiead and Glen Cove kIPies Irain Tor Ore'pS %
empsteah and all WAY stations .S &
North p Glen Hampstead aud Nay Stations sandal
sion Train Ryehssd Way stations leaves haniers ROM
m returning Hunters Point At b;f5 p M
NEW YOK Rand FLUSHING RAILROAD
~ SUMNER ARRANGEMENT, commencing June N
Hunters Poni 6:lo m 'lls M - q ~; ss p m
tundeys O. 70 m Job 6:l0 n Through 70 oeAs
IT'S a m SIS $3.50 m TUESDAY aSd Ssai ~ s s q T
trs train, leave Flushing II nj Hunters Point AZ
Boats leave JsDsEp ever half hour
Utica :. '1~A.1-S' S-s'