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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-11-01

SoNERvILLE, n. j., Oct. 3l.-Last
night Mrs. Walker shot her husband
at Bound Brook, n. J., Ave miles east
of this place. Charles J. Walker, her
husband, has been cOhabiting with II
woman ut that place for several years,
which led the outraged woman to
avenge her wrongs. Walker and his
wife lived in New Brunswick, n. j.,
and occupied a respectable position in
society. Mrs. Walker fired the contents
of revolver at her husband, several
balls taking effect in his head, causing
instant death.
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PAST. Courlandt vt. MONTREAL, July .'6i
9ESTLEAES:--Your -Bttters have been
such n blessing in my family that cannot
Tefrain from sending you this testimonial.
In December last my vile was very SICK
GOOD stimulent was absolutely necessary. /
tried wine but II did no good. Having bot
gwen me by a friend, I thought would try
Them: / had no faith IN them, yet thought l
would give them trial. I can truly say
that my wife GAINED strength and health with
every dose. In one month she was entirely
well and strong. CheerGulIy do recon-
mend them to all ladies as gentle aud
strengthening ttmulhnt.
Yours, &c.
GEO. A. ]. NORMAN.
SOL lE West 9th st, N. Y
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Bosrox, Oct. 3I.-weston, the pedes-
-trian, arrived at the Parker House, in
This city, five minutes before p. NJ,
dined, rested an hour, and then de-
parted. He is in good condition.
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Fire.

BosToH, Oct. 3I.-EarIy this morning
u IRE destroyed the store of Baker &
Carpenter, State street, oil and paint
dealers. Loss, $4,000 insured Tor
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-11-01

PARKERsBURG MARKET ITEHs.-Ap-
Piles 2Os30c per peck; Butter 30a35c;
Cider -Oci Eggs Is; Grapes l0cj Potatoes
25c per. peck; Onions l5a20ci Oats 5Oa55ci
Hay SI3 OOal4 90 per ton.
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READ THE EVIDENCE


Me5srs DeriJtJ d Bolton.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES the last eleven months
1 have been suffering almost daily from Be-
we're attacks Of Dyspepsia so much so that /
could with difficulty retain meal in m!
s omaCh more than twenty minutes At
night / experience great burning in OF
about the heart; general depression OF
dizziness or dimness of sight. l tried va
rious cathartic compounds and stomach pre-
parations, without being afforded any ef.
iectual relief, till used four bottles of Hub.
bells Golden Bitten" since which period
l have not been troubled with q single one
OF the above complaints. From the benent
those Bitters have afforded me, L feel II my
duty 10 xpress publicly my grateful thanks.
GE +. A. BANCROFT,
Accountant and Collector.
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MessTS. Geo C. Rl6bel d %:
GEsTs.-HRviDg used only two bottles of
yonr "9olden BitIers," ] can recommend
Them with the utmost confidence as a tonic,
particularly for n change OF diet and water
fri5 as we'll for ladies' and children, giving
them part Of q wlne-glass two or three times
a day. Yours respectfully,
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NEW YORK. January II, 1854.
MesrrS Geo. C Rttbbel & Co.

NEW YORK. April 2sd. 1854.
Geo. C. Ru6oel & Co.-Genaesneyl: We have
anHIYZed yOur Golden BitterS, and md that
lis com pound parts entIIle 1t TO the notice of
the med cal profession. Since our analysis
we have used il IL cur practice with very
satisfactory results, anu . It particularly
well calculated TO correct tAe ncement of
the digestive organs, such as dysEt E~Ia, diar
rhoea, sick headache, cholic, &C., Sc, and Is
a superior tonic for daily uss in moderate
quantities for aged persons, and also for
those or delicate constitutions. Yours, &C,
Doctors ]. +. & T. X. NORBUpY,
No. l37 East sd street.
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BUFFALO, Oct. 3l.-District Attorney
DorsheIuer, under instructions from
the Treasury Department., has com
menced suit against WIN. II. Creunell,
of Rochester. late collector of the port
of Geuessee, and his bondsmen, as de-
faulters. The amount claimed AS due
is over IS 600
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GOLDEN BITTEktS..-.Hubbels Golden
Bitters are rapidly gaining n worldwide rep
utation. Read the following:
PARIs France June 2 1854.


PARIS, France, June 2, 1884.
MeSsTI HUBBLE Co.
GENTs:-I can say that your Golden Bit
ters" is the most wonderful medicine in the
world, II acts truly in a most miraculous
way. Suffering with dyspepsia Of the most
painful kind, used the Golden Bitters pre-
pared by Messrs. Hubbel q Co., ano was cur
ed. am convinced that all complaints OF
this kind can be cured by your BItters. Wish
ing you prosperity and great Su cceSs in the
curing OF all the complaints that Rfnict the
human frame.
am, gentlemen. yours. with respect.
CAs1SIER FABRlGOU.
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Copper, Tin, and Sheet Iron Ware.

REMOVAL.
HAVE REMOVED MY WORKSHOP
and Store-Room
Prom Iz9 Market 10 100 Main Street,
Where I will be pleased to ses all my "
cnstomefS, and as many new ones as cnoo-r
m Give me their patronage. have q null a
Eminent OF all kinds Of ware usually found
in snefl establishments, and am prepared 70
ali an 0niers Tor anything manufactured
nom Copper, Tin or Sheet Iron
: / have several nrHt-clasa Joo HOLkmeni
and 1Ttif,do any work promptly and at a
low rates as any establishment IN me STATE
rsties-IyT GEO. W. JOHNSON
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9ruGSt3tS.

BAKING POWDER
farent rom and superior TO the Yeast or
EIkiI,G powders commonly sold.
iI is S,snaTed from the purest material ex'
pressy ,oT I Ist mo- harmful ingredients, and is
aL ~ 10 make LIGHT and HEALTHY
HHREGD. in all cases where good flour is us
al Les shortnlhg u required tnAh Win
other Baking powders.
vhIr CAN BAKE IMMEDIATELY
.rs, mixing your dough or batter with the
EXeeIsi0r Baking Powder.
READ FOB YOURSELF
what is said about it by those who have
triedLL
REV. ]. l.. READ,
NJ pittsburgh. well and widely known.
Srrttes: you have permission to use our
lame IN accompanying your Baking t q, 1S[
i.m!ly with great satisfactin."
a score OF Others In Pittsburgh and Vicl-
ully, bear similar testimony: Testimonial
rom Chicago, Baltimore, Beaver, Ironton,
Evansville, &C:
HOME TESTIMONY.
MEss,RL- LEWIS & WooDMANsEE, proprl-
{, nearly two years, and say Bread and
taxes made oft are ALWAYS GOOD:
me s.eprigg House, say There has been
great Improvement in the quality OF our
Bread, cakes and Pastry since we began us
SRS. WI. c. ANDERSON, says. 81 prefer
y0ur Excelsior Baking Powder 10 any other'
lakes made OF II are light and WHOLESOME:
SIR. GEO. d. Ross, proprietor OF the Ste cen
rrrnce over ali other Baking Powder Bread,
NRs WITTES saws: al have tried numer-
Gus Baking Powders, but can md none that
gives the same satisfaction as your EASSIsioE "
taking Powder. ] can always be sure OF
giving my bUarders good Bread ana CaKes'
when use IT." r,,,,t,, L., ,,,t, an,
other cities and towns, who have been using
tue Excelsior Baking Power Tor long time
To the eIclu, ion OF all other Preparations.
HUFPINS can be made WITHOUT Yeast by
using the Excelsior Baking POWDER IN same
proportion as for biscuits.
e5-CAUTIOH.-DealeS and Families are
cautioned against limitations Of the Excel
address OF Logan, List 4 Co., on each label.
il is neatly put up In or, 10 and 10 10 cans.
T. II. LOGAN q CO.
and LOGAN, LIST d co,
Sole Proprietors, Wheeling, West Va.
E5Sold by Dealers Everywhere.
oce6
sOCAs Es CONCENTRATED LYE-
' 30 cases Concentrated Lye-P philadelphia
400 lbs Soda Ash.
-'SO 'O'' a" L1UGALIN. SMITH & co.
0OO X KEGS ,i Bic 81 CA t7Is, late SODA
500 lbs CalabTia LicOrlce.
6OlbS Italian LicOIlce. at
LAuGHLiN. SMITH q go.
oOO KEGS PURE WHITE LEAD-cin-
10 kegs Philadelphia White Lead.
500 lbs Dry White Lead.
1890 lbs Bright Red Lead, at
LAUGHLIN, SMlT & co.
on BBLs. LAmPBLAoK. assorted papers.
~ 500 lbs Mineral Paint.
800 lbs English Venetian Red.
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=, buying.
Chicago.

October 3l.-FLOUR-IOa2Oc lower.
GRAIS-Wheat-w Weak and lower;
81 7SJ5al 20. Corn-Steady at 81 0SJS.
Oars-5i. Rye-Sl 25al "a. Barley
81 O554.
PRovIsIoNs-Pork-s2O 90. Lard-l2A
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-11-01

OCr. 31.-FLoUR-Quiet.
-Wheat-Dull; No. Mil
81 81; No. 1 81 03a . O5. Corn
No. = old 81 l6. Oats-65a66c.
FREIGHTs-Firmer, and rates I'M
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pESSFNC FRG S1ILFD

FOR BREsT AND HARE. July Pin steamship Euope-Mrs u
Goots Master m Cooke Cooke sad two Robert
ssglS sRs: % 19as FA .. I G. O. an %lSSo @
M Geos nnets9.s NewGork MO j. ~ Ss S I EST. Sf
Weeks sewYot Ge'Fe5 Brooks M.g Geodhas B1'GSIo W.
a,'' Mas B..s P.Scos.i Albert Psacoa Phsdspi Pa Dr.
e g: L. d1s dF1SS1 TSS .eS Russian fo EaSRsS S boc
Miss Bol,eo H. Do BSlscc scott and child ST. Peters
ca e1 hSs Mss, Rsr q pH % SsrYol D cn S ca
Cnas New Orleans GeTgs Cahe9 hr Cahen Nsw'iors T. -
Dc velasoo and child SesYoi AschmAn Mr. Asbh@An New.
Es rs ss1 M " rirassI r% % Sa S,S s 6s %o
M s SewiE c,io hoPPe Pe HsysG' Rso1 P.ul .s ST'
Es.YS M and Mrs "a a. gPJ s;, msy T'fSS M!. Ellen ra Man.
4Sa Havana cnSa I9isn M Anton Ms; NM Mas R.s.ss. As,
poOr wns,oH 1 KSn, , IA aodDn p q.
Sadrsds Mdd spain Frea sarran sanAn CINCINNATI oho
Nh, Angelica AIomsays SesioE Robert % Se,peh MI B.
PsrSsa 9eh r5a1A paS Ses:Si M Ss soP PASs Ra
Ssps Csb. Ih Bo,cse two children servant
the Rev M Dsno France LSn TCe.'oH ;SS9 Ss SsI YSi
TRa., % Gar Pais pat R.9 As.r mi.s Es. Se. Nss
PS Ss FRA Fne. e. M Rct A9s Chs@id; NOBLE A
Tho. Da SsT ',s caGoI o 'P. Perez. .sI's' Ioa.
Bsn M BERTH u children and serr Paris pS1:s siEg
VIZ cwI Me,eo, Ns Chapu and Toulouse France 0smsn'
Gqs s6s M.S S Sp rhTYi R steamship United
nd. gtoolFS Dr. M. w. trSns 1SdsS a.
si@.. Ne; Ssy.eTsy p.s,. O. Master h.. js%.. Ti Island
West Indies Dr. Pratt MrA PrA. Gs,so" b % N.. ,Ss Bair
NJ ss,ah NJ, and Ant Tbos Blair Mr. pAi M.
CoTsy lanes Reid Maeisy ~, sp,n ns . Scott, Wn
Joes M9AIhS s pirhatd NeuYork; AleL Hendne Cheaga
FoR sIvASShH H u steamship san M,rS M'. sna H.,
yonh % S, Ambrose Posw Clifford Cha. Mcintyre aha VIE
40 % yvnh NJ us,,s Coil, N SuAh Chpnan mspnaHe'
H. TABOR m T.ise W. O. Jennings Brown, John Ia Nelly,
Il d. . Ca,o H. Pember Mr and Mt, = ha.srs ana sao'
j. w. Thomas Medeose AHu 1-1e"''
VIM Burns " Baeor ~ II ,,..ubo CITY Of AntwerpB.hop
Nc sha % n w strong and wife Newton aud daughter
niss Jennie and daughter Carlos Dodd b. NJ Reeve Man
~ in,i,, AlsI Balm aud Mr. nip h, ,es ~ NSsar @
~ R, % butler MI and Mrs W.ah aud son. MI anu 7h n"R'
New-York tribune., 1867-07-29

han children and servant Mrs Gen Bkham and daughters A.
Robinson Choadf j. Crowand K Coleman Dr. Hutchinson
Frank Hudson Ty Snos Dr. Foulerton r. w Dean
j. Watt Mrs r. Foster s. s. Reed Mrs Inpp and children
Bishop Gregg T. Watkins and lady, Mr. Balm T. Carr Adams
wife, Dr. souhwek James Almond r. r. Saith g. Martini CT Ho
Mr.. and Mrs. g. Ql.orurJ =. Stauton, j. Beono o. Hll
FOR LIVERPOOL july 27n steamship CITY OF Nrgnia-Capan
Niss Bangs John hAms K F. Hesry, Miss
Henry ID Poison Sheve Wm Herbert J0nn r. Morris Miss Nc
Cormick g. W. Smith j. Coeman Mrs laos Burgess Miss Lyon
Mrs UReiy Mrs Chamberlain Samuel MeOd VIM Campbell VIM
son hos Morrow John Rake Thomas Clark Miss Powers and l6 n
FOR HAMBURG AID SOUTHAMPTON July 27-In steamship
Aemanna-CoL Alex bliss IT, s. A. Secretary of u Legation at
Berlin Prussia Bliss child and servant Rev j. OgOOd Rev
Warren Mrs H. T. Strngham ard daughter Capt D. somme
Mehn Boschis and children r. Leber NJ and Mrs
Hirsch Speyer nd family Mrs A. kindsberg
NJ Paeer T. eegger W. Wkeus, H. Iraumann g. H. stronen,
Uhmanu Michael aass John Bunb Gen BreebeI Mr and MA
Bnger child f. Kuhn nd child A. j. Con Geo Nedhnge hT
and Mrs Jscoby Max Mrs Auguse heerate Wun.
dech aud daughters Miss Bertha Mol Ts Jakod
and child b. Wuhem Casper Budes Mrs Pf and child Jean Ar
mold Wasseug Breuaecke Mrs nka Ge3har Bern
stein Mrs Nau Mis- Annie Wilson Misses Quelen @ FalE Quelan
Miss ne Schumacher Mr and Mrs Charles Wilson D. W. Morre
and others the steerage . go . a., =,
POR BREMEN july 27-In steamship Aano-A Brdgeman, Mr.
child Mr. and Mrs CuTey aud daughter d.
Wa Misses NJ and Massey g. Achle, r. H. Achle Capt j. H.
Chamberlain Henry Rchau M and Mrs Dege and children,
Mr, and Mis- Jenny Dher Pontils C. hlochan kahD
Mr. and M H. Nnssbaum and children Miss Meyer Mr. zaro Mr.
Boesch A. Berlram g. Coudmau Angelo IL kron,eld o. H.
Wee y ToG Rosne Gaupp Mrs Mason Meyer hs Cath
aine m Muller g. Nantern Mrs. Convo o. Sohr Ga9aee
MI and Mrs Baumann Adams Rev Nacsse CJF WIN
Neumann, and others IN the steeTage
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On Saturday, at the Eighteenth Precinct
staton.Honse, In Twenty-second-st, Coroner Gamble
Continued the into the circumstances at
tedant ON the death OF Francis Shields, the newsboy
who was run ovar Monday evening last by car NO 80
OF the Grand and FOTtysecOndst Ferry line. The eV
dehee was somewhat contradictory. owen Shields, q
brother OF the deceased testified that tho driver OF the
car struck M deceased with the rens and In attempting
10 Get OF the latter fell beneath the wheels which passe
over him Jane Fitzpatrick Of No. i0l Ninhave testified
that she was standing In Twenty near Madison
square waiting for the oar TO pass She saw deceased on
tho front platform aud saw him fall imagined that the
driver pushed him OF with hs foot but did not hear the
latter speak 20 the boy or see him strike a deceased
Owing To the absence OF witnesses the further inVebSa'
tiorl was postponed untn his marning.
New-York tribune., 1867-07-29

SUPREME C0URT-CHAsBER
20-PAyer et al sgi. Phelps, &e-
29-Richardson agt. Frank.
3Oi-Msngam agt HesgeEiy'
.6-McIntyre, he, agt Fitch.
|, bt-SchwArtI agt. sehirmer
sg-stuyyesant sgt. StuyveSsnt,
62-Dana agt. s,rasburger et al.
64-Scott agt Fuller 80,
TO-Nieks 6, al. agt Red,ieh.
lOl-Fisher sgi. Powell
l2s-Flsh, IT,, ct al, sgt. HaFriott,
sc.
lR-whllmore agt Bulhley et al
is2-smlth agt. Crosby et al.
ia0-In 70 Hull ct al. sgt. The
ut--Dsssiord ~ Cr0Ox st al
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STEAMBOATS, mS aailruaSs.

NEW YORK and FLUSHING RAILROAD
~ SUMMER ARRANGEMENT, commencing June l867-Leaye
Hunters Polut GlO A. m -7lj $3.50 mi '9:O M lS;O
p M 2JJ D. n; si:3Op. nj $50 m l6:JO m UP n
SUNDAYS 20 10: G0 Through TO Great Neck
connecting Stages Manhassoi and Port washington returning
7l5A 8;3 m d M $3.50 Tuesday and Saturday nights
EIra trains leave Flushing II p Hunters Point at 2s IN
o leave slip syIy bali hour THIRTY aIthst sve ateen
L. T. NOhliiEo, oupeih'eb"en~
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CouRr CALENpAR-THIs DAY.

J. Reserved Casea
l45-Lang agt. Lohlane.
l48-Manning ct al. sgt. SolA
l49-In re. Lathrop SewisS-xa~
chine Co.
ll9t-Psople agt. Hart ct al.
l5l-Allen agt, First Nat. Bank q
Richmond et al.
i5J-Marx ct al. agt. Proehlich.
l54-Barll Sgt. Winehell.
lS6-Lodwick agt Ford et al.
ljT-Hurd Agt Buddle ct al.
l5e-WoOdru1 et al agt SamA
l59-Bnggs ct al. sgt Same.
l03--SmIth sgt Smith.
l64-WAsh ct al agt Campbe&
l6oA-PeOple. 80. sst Centrs
Binh of. Z,
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amustntnts.


rTHE BARNUM AND VAN AMBURGE
Il MUSEUM AND MBNAGERIB co,
Broadwav between Spring and Prince-a
THOROUGHLY VENTILATED.
THE NEW AND DAZZLING PANTOMlMB
A BRILLIANT SUCCESS.
TTIRONGS OF VISITORS, OLD AND YOUNG,
testify their delight by
MERRY SHOUTS OF LAUGHTER.
THE PRISMATIC TOWER or ASTRAL GLORY:
A MARVEL or MAGNIFICENCE
The celebrated Pantomimist aad Clown.
MR. q. L. FOX,
supported by the ..
TALENTED PANTOMIMB COMPANY
EVERY AFTERNOON At 81 EVENING At,
LITTLE BOY BLUE;
HUSH-A-BYE-BABY AND PATTY AND HER PlTCnBR.
NEW AND MAGNIFICENT SCENERY, COSTUMES,
LAUGHABLE TRICKS, &c
To be at all hours
PRoN SUNRISE USTIL 10 p.
ANIMATE AND INANlMArB WONDERS
LARGEST MUSEUM on THIS CONTINENT
Specimen Curosies purchased
FROM EVERY MUSEUM IN EUROPE
THE CONTENTS OF THB UTICA MUSEUM
GORDON CUNNING, THB LI0N-SLAYBRS COLLECTION,
have us, been added
PROF HUTCHINGS' LIGHTNING CALCULATOR
A MAMMOTH FAT INFANT,
GIANTESS DWARF, ClRCASSlAN GIRL.
LIVING SNAKES MONKEYS LEARNED SBAL,
HAPPY FAMILY, GRAND AQUARIA, ETC.
OVER 10000 CUROSlTlES.
Admission. 20 cents Children under ten. 10 cents
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NEW ROUTE u.-u,,
NEW.Y DIRK AND B O O y,
VIA
BRISTOL, r. /.
TuP NApRAGANSHT STEAMSHIP COAPASYS

News and Magnificent Steamers
BRISTOL. Capt BKNJANlN BhAYTOS, and
PROVIDENCE, Capt. b. ~ SIMMONS, ..- - -
win commsnce running on Long Sound MoIDAT Juue eAv
inc pIHR No 40 NORTH RIVER foot Of Canas (adohng
Albany Pe ByERY AFTERNOON (sundas eicePie9l az
opnsctua with the Boston and Providence h4oa AHn
Boston b shoreT railroad ride than BY OTHER rouiedhee by
rail 81 mles-ime, ~ hours. -. ....
These the largest ttaunebes ad mo eglh ever
placed upon Of 1000 tuns burhea engae IoV
bower; thoroughly seagOng all respects fitted the most
sprer Win Aterght guard boilers bo"
Ieck and with arrangement for comfort and aieJ
In number and of their State Rooms AID extent ana penao
Of their they unsuTpaed ana IN the sengh o
their hulh fully equal to ocean steamers =. II.
Rooms secured tickets for sale tnd freight arrangements made
the Oaes of he Company the pier In NeN-fdk
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Saort @tarSm's l1Otitr.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT coURr-N BANK


Petitions in bankruptcy were filed by Noah
d. Tonplns OF Rye Westchester County; isaac Carpen
ter White Plains Westchester County stephen west
cott Rockland, Sullivan County; samuel 1. W0OdruI
Blooming Grove, Orange County ana ROBERT A. Boyle oi
this city.
New-York tribune., 1867-07-29
suRROGATE's COURT-BefOre sqrrOgate TUCKER

The wills of the following deceased persons
have been admitted 70 probate during the past week:
Orland Hartman, Bridget sullivan, Moses s. Marks,
Simeon Abrahams, Sarah Ellison. jacob A6rahams, john
Ings Robt. T. Floyd, Fredk Telchman, IhOs D D. Les
ter, Richard Decker. .,,
lowing estates: Joseph Fowler, David Harrington John
s. Haght Hortmas P. Rider, Edmund Cor6ett Edwin 7.
NicOla Ann T. Meagher, Catharine Bran Shas; johns
son lane Price Ann Blake, VIM Lyons, Helena Fedman,
Never Strangs Enos Braen, Thos Gbney, John Norton
Letters of guardianship have been issued 70 the follow:
ing persons: Mary H. German guardian OF susan Wo9o
and Geo Wood John Fowler guardian OF VIM. Lynch
Eliza strauss guardian of Henry Strauss Anna Corne1
guardian OF Sylvester Doan, Maria L. Aims guardian of
Nargaret r. Edward aud Maria L. Aims Henrietta Sabet
Guardian OF Charles Sabel Joshua Cakbread guardian OK
9uey Ezabeth and VIM. Morton susan A. Wilson guar
dian OF VIM. Seaward.
New-York tribune., 1867-07-29

REApSo AND COLUMBIA RAILROAD CospAsY,l
surERryrKsDEsrs OYycE, COLUMBIA. Pa May 3 lgL
DEADING and COLUMBIA RAILROAD.
HI P,neers leaving ReW.York st w. noon via Central New
jersey Railroad male connection a. Reading for Ephi LIZ
Lsnit,r saa C0luabs sIT'Dg o. LApsss sna C0uneh AVA
bzs
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SUPERIOR COURT SPECIAL TERM-BefOre Judgs
JONES.


Catharine II. jerome agt. Daniel Smith,
Motion granted without costs
Lewis Barnberger ct al. agt Susan halun.-Motion
granted. ,,,, 49,. ,..,.x
with $40 costs. ,,,-, -,
Cornelius Murphy, administrator, agt HolSke et al
The amendments may be allowed - .
Augustus j. Requier agt Lyman W. Gibert.-Moton
Mary C. Reed agt Abraham Harris.-MotiOn granted
on payment OF $40 costs. . ,,.,
Rudolph Forth, ir, agt Thos toster-Motloh grahteos
extra allowance Of S25.
Oscar n Weeks agt. Michael Doody.-Moton granted.
James W. Powell ct al agt. Samuel Cieland.-Motion
granted. o. ,,,, 49,,
granted.
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p1ocENcF Fps dRRTVED.

PROM WILMNGTON n c. July 24-In steamship Gen Mccall
Newman ehden M aud Mrs Reeler and ehiu MI
and Mrs O'Meala and children. - A., ca, A.,
FROM SAGUA July lila brig Caroline B. Keley-Mr sorer Mh
Cummings.
FROM GLASGOW June 2e-In steamship Goumbia-J Mccall Col
DrySiae Mrs Henry Houston, Mrs j. Davis Glover MI = %
children servant G. Low VIM Gardner M hcNab cn
aud Miss Jack Donald Catinatch VIM Parker oh
Christie and children Seymour As M j. Paer
Mr and Mrs T. Hedges aud child Richard Mathews Hm h "A
CegR John Wilson Geo Walker and 26J the seerage.
New-York tribune., 1867-07-29

SUPREME ECOURT.-CHAMBERs.-B Before Judge LEONARD.
DECISIONS,
Esther KOhn agt. James Kohn-Report OF
referee confirmed. and Judgment Of divorce granted.
Before Judge SUTHERLAND
In re the steafnshp Circassan-Au the motions must
be and are denied without costs TO any or either Of the
parties, and without prejudice to any other or uturs
action or proceeding that may be advised
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CIVIL COURTS.
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE-Befors
Commissioner OSBORN.

UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE-Befors
Commissioner OSBORN.
ALLEGED HEAVY FRAUDS ON THE REVENUE.
Several persons were arrested ana Drougnt
before the Commissioner charged with derauding tbs
internal revenue
Lewis Frank and Henry Eppsein charged with removi
ing large quantities Of distilled spirits from the place Of
distillaon TO place other than bonded warehouse,
and also with aiding and abetting similar REMOVAL
gave bail in the sum Of 5000 each appear for
animation ON Wednesday next.
Owen Keenan,, and James Bagley the latter being the
we'll known Colonel OF the Goth Regiment charged with
similar ofense committed at various times, gave bail IN
the Of $4,000 each, to appear for examination on
Thursday next
Frederic Wesphal and James d. Alderdlce, owners OF
disery, and charged with similar ofense, Westphal
were committed in default OF S. 900 each for the alleged
illicit removal, and Westphal in the sum OF sjO0 addi'
tiona for his alleged transaction OF business without
license Their examination was set down for Tuesday
next.
New-York tribune., 1867-07-29

Passenger Station In EewTok Twensevetthst and Fourth
10. ave. Entrance on TweuTseyenthst
TRAINS LEAVE NBW.YORK;
For New Haven and Bridgeport 100 400 EL IO a. l2l5
HIl 900 (Brl, 345 40 and 500 (EI) p IN.
For Miore SttOrd Fairfield Southport aud Wes'po 100 llD
a IN. 345, 430 m.
Fo Norwa Zoo 300 CEIl 300 ISo i2lS (EL 800 9Th
al5 40. (EIb $50, 800 BLl p m.
For stamford 800 (ELh 900 lJO ll3 (EIl AIS 400
Hrl 345 40 (ELl 40, so. go, 400 (EIL p m.
Po Greenwich and intermediate stations, 100 800 lilo m 2l3
"a, A+0, $50 SO m..,.,.,..,,,o mn ,,,.,
For Boston, via Springfield, 800 N (BIl 300 ELl smpm.
Por Boston via shore Line 1918 (EI J, 800 p m.
For Hartford and Springfield 900 (EL As 800 ELh 900
For conneeteu, River Railroad 400 (Er l2lSP Mon
Po1 HsHoa Providence and PshI Railroad 300 RL) m ls
,c.-,--.-- p-.,-..a =, m
Rl5 300, 800 p m.
For Canal Railroad I2l5 n to Northampton
Por HousAtonio Railroad BOO a. m, 3U p
For Esugatuek Railroad 800 a. m, 200 y m.
For Dsn6uu and Horsalk Railroad, 100 300 a. m, hOp
N'~ T~s ~ JAMES H. HoYT snpt
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gstimts auo 11tttines.

,sttirrts ano etlttiines.
ETFTEENTH WARD-COUNCIL No. 15, u.
regular meeting OF this Association viii take place
No BoAdgay MONDAY EVENING July l l8 at8 o'clock
JOSEPH H. HANSON, Secretary.
MANHATTAN COOPERATIVE LAND and
lNl BUILDING SOCIETY will hold their neI public meeting on
TUESDAY July 30 at sehnders corner Boome and hSt'
sts All persons wishing Join this Ssy will do well 10 call at No.
200 Most Secretary Mr. g. GRAHAM can he found every
Monday Wedney and Friday from TO p % Tor the purpose OF
EDWIN NOON, President
ALEX BELL, Vice President
New-York tribune., 1867-07-29

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
453 suu 7:l9 Moon Rises..." 3:lJ
Sandy 626 Cow Island 1901 Hell Gate.... 9i3
New-York tribune., 1867-07-29
STEAMBOATS, m0 2ailroaSs.

EOR SING SING, LANDING AT YONKERS,
Il HASTINGS, DOBBS FERRY 1RyINGrON AND TARRYrOWN
DAILY (Supdys eXceped GENERAL SEDGWICR from
Pier No 2g ~ r. foot Wuenst i5 Returning, leaves sing
landings.