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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-12-23
PetrOleo-C Calcium Gas,

nNE OF THE MOST VALUABLE IN.
~ proyements of the age is the process Of man.
ufacturing gas BY the rOleO-Calcium Gas
Company, Of Wheeling. West Virginia. upon
patents Of DR.. j. II. COnRelly, from an almost
valueless product Of Petroleum t)il. (Tesid,ntnD
in combination with lime or lime and coal, 80
simple that two thousand feet of Gas may be
made by any farm hand or stable boy Of ordinary
intelligence in three hours. IL has been thor.
Oughly tested upon such scale, at the McLure
House in Wheeling, and at the country residence
of Mr. j. i. Gilehrist, near the aame city, ~ 10
fI the certainty Of its affording entirely salts
factory results IN the production Of small and
large quantities Of Gas aud can be with great
economy applied TO PriUdte ResidSnees SeTni.
rdries Hotels, FdeLsvies and Oities II r. superior
70 any Gas now in use, not only A. 70 the safety,
simplicity, practicablity and great cheapness of
manufacture, but forts superior brilliancy, soft
influence upon the sight, and freedom, frOIB the
sulphurous doors common 20 Gas.
These facts the officers Of the company will
take pleasure in demonstrating TO those desiring
10 Ldopt or interest themselves in IT, The com
paDy will sell rights to manufacture In Towns,
Counties, Districts or States, and direct Stten.
ton to the following .r#
TESTIMONIALS:
WHEELING. W. Va, August 6. Ise7.
To the President Of he PetrOJeo- CaIeia1, Gas Co:
SIE-We have thoroughly and carefully In
vestigated the construction and workings Of tbs
apparatus for manufacturing Gas, according 10
your cOmpanyis patents and the combinations
Of materials used, n now working upon the
ncLure House in this city, and country resi-.
dence of. p. Gichrist, Esq, near this city. For
simplicity, durabiIity, economy and safety, We
consider II SUPERIOR TO any other method Of man.
ufacturing Gas that we are acquainted with
We cheerfully recommend its adoption by AL
Gas consumers.
Very Respectfully.
A. j. SWEENEY,
Mayor Of Whesiins.
". W. MILLER &Co.,
CRiSR Foundry and En1ih< ForES.
WN. HAZE,
Plumber and GdS FItt>r
WE. GOODWIN 4 Co,
Pr0pTfSt0Ts MeLsDe Hetlse.
VIZ. A. TUKxEE
JelcsLST and WGGeh Nabey.
SWEENEY Co.,
HdeIinistS and EngiaS BuiLdeTS. I
WIN. ID. TEKKT,
General Y. X. Text Agent.
LoUB CATS,
Propn>t0r MeLHTe HoNSs g1G10n-
REILLY, BAKSEs & HoBus
BneDeTs.
Ana refer BY special permission to
JAS. N. cHKIsTT, Esq.,
PittstBrg, Pa, formerly 1reasVreT Csty Gas 20.
SH. GOLUTBAKP, ESQ,
Gas Ehgineo, PittSbzTg, Pc.
PETROLE0CALCIUN GAS CO.,
aagI3-eovIy Wheeling. w. Va
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-12-23
Y0NKERs. May 9, 1861.
Messrs. GEO. @. HuM,el d o.

Messrs Geo. @. HubJei d. Co.
Genb:-Having used only two bottles of your
Golden Bitters, / can recommend them with
the utmost confidence a. a tonic, particularly
for a change of diet and water 1t is as we'll for
ladies and children, giving them part Of wine.
glass two or three times day.
Yours respectfully,
GEO. c. BAKER.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-12-23
II. HELMsoLD's
Beware Of C0unteFfeits and
Uuprincipled Dealers.

Who endeayor to dispose Of their own" and
'other" articles on the reputation obtained BY
HelmbOld's Genuine Preparations
Helmbold's Genuine Extract Buehu.
Helmbolds's Genuine Extract Sarsaparilla.
Helmbolds Genuine improved Rose Wash.
Sold by al Druggists Everywhere.
Ask for HEEIfBoLD'a Take ne other.
Cut ont this advertisement, and send for II,
aud avoid imposition and exposure.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-12-23
NJ

Take no more Balsan, Mercury or Unpleas.
diseases.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-12-23

Price o. IS per Bottle, or six for % 50,
Delivered to any address securely packed from
observation.
Address letters for information in confidence, 70
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-12-23

Member of the Royal College Of Surgeons, Lon.
don. graduate from one of the most eminent
Colleges in tho United States, and the greater
part of whose life has been spentin the hospitals
of London, Paris, Philadelphia and elsewhere
has effected some of the most astonishing cures
that we're ever known. Many troubled with
ringing in the head and ears when asleep, great
nervousness being alarmed at sudden sounds,
bashfulness, with frequent blushing. attended
sometimes with arrangement of mind, were cur
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-12-23
T TTTHIIKEpARTICuLAR NOTICE
YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves by n certain prac.
tice INDUCED in when alone, habit frequently
learned from evil companions, or at school, the
effects of which are nightly felt, even when
asleep, and if not cured renders marriage i'm.
possible, and destroys both mind and body,
should apply Immediately
What a pity that young man, the hope Of
his country, the darling of his parents, should
he snatched from all prospects and enjOyments
OF life by the consequences of deviating from
the path Of nature and indulging in a certain
secret habit. Such persons mnst, before con.
tsmplating
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-12-23

Reflect that a sound mind and body are the
through life becomes a weary pilgrimage: the
prospect hourly darkens to the view; the mind
becomes Swallowed with despair and iilled with
the melancholy reflection that the happiness Of
another becomes blighted with our own.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-25
PHILADELPHIA.

To n, Editor Of T7s TrJuHe
SIR: In communication to your valuable journal
Of This day, purporng to be sketch Of Phadeiphi>
architecture your contributor c. c." uses the following
very ITO say the leas faulty and ambiguous nnes' III
speaking Of the extent Of the city, Southwark 10 gauso
by its war record 1t does not go far When you consdes
that the Quaker City" contributed nearly 4OOO hgne
t o,otersv N the Armies OF the Union and that they
dd their dutyfor four long years serving in every eDe
State from Virginia TO Texasand that now Phadelps
one Of the most patriotic large cities IN the country
think you will admit the unjustness of this reflection
remain your earnest welwisher, HARRY Is. REED
Phiiqdelphia June IS, 1857.
CAir. Reed has misunderstood our correspondent
The remark he quotes appears to us to boar but one
interpretation-that Philadelphia was loyal Guy
during the war, with no Southern leanings. To have
meant 70 imply the contrary would have been silly
Ed Iiibl
New-York tribune., 1867-06-25
steam On zine and machinery which the plant- ,,
dav and ni0hf that niIeScs

steam gine and machinery which the plaint- ,,o..
day and night and shakes hshouse 40 that 80
most impossible; that the walls cracking, ard tR
Of the dstlery almost insupportabe and the sx
re.uso @ no. va na'lf p9' S, - = "a Seithv o u,
TO remedy thisg state OF things he asks On inunnct
and supports his request by number OF ahdavit% Wm
Stenenas affidavit states that the engine Is OF il hoise
power the boiler being but six inches from the eastern
wal rams every day and ng except part Of sunday
with steaIn IL Is high ta Oh two oeca-
s0ns the beams set fire. close TO LIQUOR ths
conduct the refuse from the building was ony
three inches in diameter insufficient, and constantly
overlooking, the sw often being six inches deep on the
floors
Of the tenants deposed that the Jar great az
10 stop the clock ON his mantc and TO make Il nearly
dance of the mantCl-pece.
Tie defendants contradict all this. Their enginees
says that plaintiffs building is made ground. and
shakes when heavy cart passes that there ~ 10 reins:
sW left in the place, and the establishment s carried
IL strict compliance with the regulations OF the Board
OF Health; inspection had shown that no in0isturs
escaped into plaintiffs cellar.
The Judge reserved his decision.
stalknecht Hall for Plaintiff James NJ Smith fos
defendants.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-25
NrW.YoRK THIRTY YEARS AGO.

To n> Editor Of The Tf1bHHe -
SIR Tn The TRIBUNE of the 2lst inst, under the
hood ~ Directories In Oden Times you state IN con-
IsIon that Air. Wilson has published City Business
Drectory since 1s4s the only enterprise OF the KIND
Auo the undersigned correct this statement as he
,,lcd and published the Classified Mercantile Direo-
,oIv for be Cities Of NewYOrk and Brooklyn" IN 1857,
G connection with NewYork as IL Is, said WORK being
irt ssued i'm 1885, and continued for several years TINS
Us then The most complete and popular WORK ever
issued IN the city, containing $50 pages, lsmo In order
~ show the great changes that have since occurred
aong business men, by death and otherwise, append
Tho list of prominent booksellers then in business:
trnson CO. No. 200 Broadwsyj Bancroft, Herman No 3s
No B Courtlandst; Belts James T., No 24 BrosdvaI Carte,
Robert l2 Csnals Cary Co. g. c. No. lgS Bro.d-syI
Cors Reese $50 Pearl Coienal William A, No ZO3
Rroawsg; Coe Thona 90 Fuonst Davenport Wool No
is5 Broadway, Day Mahon No. 3t Peast Dafbon Co. No -
Gods Dsturne JObR No 20 Courtn 81 DOYLE John 10 -
Pars Folsom j. No ~ Fulionst Francis Charles D NO 9s
Brosdvay; French Adar No - Broadway; Goodrich T. No
NO Broadway sstead VOORHEES, Nasaa and Cedsra
IIarper Brothers No. % CIf IIoley, Geo W. NO Aos
IIouse huntington Co. No ia Pest; Jackson, Wn No y
Cdar., Leaytt Lord Co. No. l9o Broadway; Lockwood Roe
No an Broadway Long George No 2e Peart Mare Ab;hs,
No 237 Beeekers Modat John, No $50 BOwey Post se 10
rs BoUery: Radde william No. al Pears RsynoI - M
6 Bowery Rkef John c. No. IS Robinson Pratt Co. h
No. Ol Bowery shepard 362 Smith Daniel D..
No 100 GeenNchs SnO stanford Co, No ~ BroasJ Isy-
ior John s. Van Nostfand Dwight No a Nassau
WILEY Putnam No i6l broadway Wood w. No 2oi PeAis
Names Of arms stin in business .
Yours, respectfully, j. DIsTuRsELr-
New-York tribune., 1867-06-25
COURT OF COMMON PIEAs-SPEcLAL TBRM--Beiors
Judge CARDOZO.

HABEAS CORPUS IN THE VELVET ROBBERY CASE.
Ia Ec. john Durns and Thomas DAVIS
IT will he remembered that these men were arrested
fora robbery o large amount Ofss and yeyets oundn
the house Of Burns The prisoners were committed ~
the Police Magistrate and they have sOught TO have re-
view OF this action in the Court OF Common Pleas Both
appearing before Judge CardozO habeas corpus, he.
after examining the evidence remauded Burns declining
to disturb the decision OF the magistrate With regard 70
Davis ho inquired OF the DisrictASOrney whether IN
his Judgment he thought the evidence sufficient 70 war
rant the finding Of indictment by the Grand Jury.
The Distret-AtOrney stated that he dld but lntmated
a willingness that Davis should be balled IN $lO0O
The Judge then said " Looking at the case as do,
desire remand the prisoners. and not 10 interfere WITH
the commitment Of the magistrate. Although the esl.
dence Is very weak, yet IL appears that te prisoner
was found visiting Bnss house, where tne goods Werei
only few moments after his arrest it being an unsust
hour for To make visits, and the prisoner haFng
offered no explanation shall remand him. but as ths
DstrlctAttoruey willing he should be admitted to Dl
OOO the order should contain provision TO thss
effect"
New-York tribune., 1867-06-25
prvr1c MONEY FOR RELIGIOUS INSTITUTIONS

10 tie Edil0r OF The Tribune.
SIR: Any attempt to tax the people of one OF the
United states for the benefit OF religious sect woud
Justly be deemed gross infringement OF ciF ana TO-
ioous liberty But is not this virtually done when the
nubc property and money given TO private institu
TONS belonging to particular denOminationsf Have legs
aors any right to tax the people for the benefit OF res
IirouS systems TO which majority OF the people con-
scientiousy objeeti The practice 10 whlch peer T"
dailv becoming more and more frequent o..
All institutions holding public lands or receiving stato
s,,nnor orht TO be under public control aid II our
nrsent Constitution loosely drawn up as to admit OF
such wholesale diversion Of public moneys from the OBJ
iccts 70 which they ought be egtnatey applied, our
new Constitution should embOdy clause enactng ihat
mo nubc property whatever should be granted ana no
or,,ropriatons OF public money made 10 any regOus h
stfntons whatever, to any chartaDle insutuios'
except such as are under the control OF the o1aIe
Nelc- York. June 10, 1867. n l. IL
New-York tribune., 1867-06-25
SHIPPIA6 IEY1LLIGENCE
POM oy >sm roRE. iosa -

CLEARED.
s,s R,., fp,,l S.esn.ep bremen Philadelphia chA'
Lq,as Co o.. ,,..,, el,.ces 1Ir.rcE slocov,. smith
B,rS wr,aaer saei soiercn CIo'stad' Foneh MeAcAe
"easI % v,i,,. vorw1 Joh,rsep Trieste Socovich Smith
Bs wLaad johnson sOnydeo and Iase' Do"isy Corners
RS,g R9 Gt,.ov p,n). Davis st Cralr P. Harforl
[s FHs S.o,5 o. s51T & S' 6l s1fii' i 'e fs
Br, ia @ posr' MarP s * ,n JSa n H Co e''' 'u ~
BIZ BIZ El5e5r irj Gocqsr l ton Claerge1 Mecoa Firth
b[s b Ir"1' Ina L e Clse,et,s. P r. G. l. TTaI4bq Co
f Gss.or Br) wcslhyen, st. John, " r. CrandA U~0A'Ay
Scr I.ro uu:a,on Phil .lpt, FeTsaon g.o Wood wSSS
Schr Dscorrl. ingalls,. Lbatethpofi Shlson ,i 'APP
sc Co bl 1sqi Ia.S1 :S,Ss ySs Ms Brown Co..
barge Artisan, Adams, bailno1e. D. Daie-
ARRIVED.
and pass. to o. yoSs @ I5 p H. "a orr passed steamship
A @ D,, & 11l 'fs %5oo 1 lyspSo 81 ias. and ous.n
tosu lsth WITH Hdse al pass . E' Ou0Ai~ 'uD' - "
S1ndy hgo1 ess Xas Kok City POnt and Richmond Hein'
iS ss,nhp ,tter,. As4e N,rt CITY Point and Richmond
vito @ef AID s 5 o. 10 re- wace SSs5e c. days with mds
pass. Maay I.ris o. yIns fi ~ YF
seimsLp Ls,aH Br Aley Cos Bay days with coal rles'
Steamship Reoeca Glide Chichester Wilmington N c. days With
md ani Ra'S 70 Iet,w,- Boston, BeHuer PinEney
Shin Las,ues iiamo Lang Hamburg 0'' VIII" ''
Ins sD P VILLAIN S5fef sn Liverpool Nay - yh S'' I'd and .2
pass G. H. M,r,ha Co y19s IN l With IL ~ miIsnnS sous by
lie ecE and los, anmas; head cargo shei na ,.. & ID
,,nlcr rvner
ssn he crew of and sougde eqare no assistance 'u
long . wyoming: holli IL,
y rrtre Grew Loudca and Isle OF Mlght ny 70 "th
,o,.s AMI g9 pass Gnnuell hnsan Co' hAa hsA' WINE ~
eah lon suS I .p s,rcler Liverpool IS days with nSe to
Esmth June In lat a a. ioS - w. -"
eoRq Rst Angela Carolina % Co Palermo g. days With fruit to
ISs SAN PANEL Il days with sugar to L. H. MI
lngenp rs, gevsr iera IA days with moaes 20 Yates
~, Fayor,e Cof Kex.HAven D1el Barbaaoes WIN 's' "
3 sS S,A Br) MeBhde Co" Bay 10 days With coal
CrArdsll, Umphny C.. r,. err,
.hr Iacoon Bradford LfstTofI t&l-
\ APa Sharp, Galveston. ~ wi,h
6chr r. r. Kirk BuTasit, GeorgeoSh ~ ~ 'uA''' VIZ"
SPOKEN.
NIL p,,ier steering y, 20 das la' - ~ 9o nue.
Ehp ~; 81 nj fr5n Bremei for Baltimore June ~ wv ~
Of S.nav v,, | fSdr~l from Neweas; for Hew'foFf play 80
te 20. long. ~ 1870,
III United State, lrEat. FTanklin bas anchored ID
DOMESTIC PORTS ,o,
,.w Ian. a-Arvtd. s'samshlls heIes AlH MY "' So
NeWYorh Lime Baeehet Conuete reports having
me has Pleiale, Londonderry DATA N'-
anS W., ~ Ssstsrsy bhgs and Undine' scnt fe' wv
Capsla all from Baltimore -, cb.,,.roos. from Baltimore for
Hampton kosds
pcto Rleoi brig Anna tBrem.l, rom bA,'A''' "
vsera Baltimore Tor he lanes
s MD Johanns Wibane for Bfenel es y 49, % "a. wsd ENB
p, cbspsI TIE vee, li' teu ''Tu! 81 a Wv "~4
oaILls AL essss az" u. -..a 3. D,I.'..i , "'~
New-York tribune., 1867-06-25
coLoREp Sons OF TEMPERANCE.

To TIE Ectt0r O Ihs II1OHRs
SR: An item in this mornings TRIBUNE states
that 81" s reported that among the questions discussed
40 the meeting OF the National Division OF the SONS ys
Temperance win probably be whether coored men shan
be admitted as members OF the order That 9uestioa
was disposed OF at the last session OF the Graaa
and 10 my positive knowledge, there are nVe ev'V 80
divisions in the State OF NewJesey and at tne n
sion OF the Grand Division OF the state "S oyT
representatives were initiated YOURS @cs
Elisabeth, N. j., June 2l, 1867
New-York tribune., 1867-06-25
Iniernal iiepcrue.

TINTED STATES INTERNAL REYENUE.--
rsu Coeon District Of SeEiora, comprising We hs1'eohh
rd T.est, int " ards Of the CITY Of Nee-lOfk
A"'H"''' '- ANNTAL NOTICE . =,
49, Ahv Give, that the Annual of Taxes rssef N th
- I,et.on District Tor tie year beginning May ol las ben
,i a..,.., and a Io and licenses thee
ncife bsve become due and payable NE unaeI'sl ~
personally by Deguir 81 ms oef. @ stctd commencing on
NfoSDAY 2h of June and ending SAIubAl n o. '1y'
of once "Ai
~ Ye cluded A0uua List are upon rcomes DA'u iAO
Cs,ces Plate Watches tud License -. =, ., ,,oDti.
i"y r lie avoided by early paymea All persons "o
bY them respectively, aoe"pn y" Wy
sjthin the time herein specified VII beconie s % ~ M
Co. tee.cubed by the Law. ihO'AA" ." "'''N'
D5ted NeW.Y ok, June 20 1906"
New-York tribune., 1867-06-25
pANSENGEEN ARRIITD.

Prov HAyRy AND FALVorTI June 2ia stsa.AP Pa.,on-1
N.ea.rer. anI a, N'r Join hc''ilns h- iirid ad
~ p..-.e p.N Ialr.o- Df u Msg'~-. br CGWteelocs
Mr rsh d ir D. buloe iiu losianl Az di ,iieI, h
,rI a.. Clrt samuel Cnl &. l. Jones, h EiHafA ana
dasgsr Mf Aet.adgf Afs Matthews " e. brooks rN ever
tor -Vf g g. GROW nis brother Mss tupri, Af% hnifn
i - ST. T..- j. Schneider aul fini'y J. J. t'lmon snj
family sunr51rt Mrs Purcell cod tlug-tcr. g. W MarcLart NJ
N,ut,r. sf.rr Dr. Snefrrr ~ trare B j. Moore J. X
Psrtr 1lres grhfs Bnlhari Bari ts Mrs fenngu ara
servant M skc cbsTes Morrison Airs kaufman, aud others 'n
the - At.
Rls1i Nr NcNts al I'D and servant D. ICAee, Ar Cegaofn
Otto Le..tenleisef, -li 80 IE ttccftge
New-York tribune., 1867-06-25
Cetlurcs an0 aleslings.
Che GurG.

FASHION COURSE-TROTTlNG, TUES
DAY Ialt - A. o. M Site! sltl rir ..t -, i' E pi 40
IT, g. SIMMONS PIopneior
FASHION COURSE--TROTTING, WEDNES-
la. Jlr. 81 at o. o. ~ r2C t.o tlrf sl! rpei 70 WAg
,.t istre-1 tlt eI .osss uAlA al LADY AHOHS
i boli-s t4 d. bcrf.f.
p Piers b. o. ia.f lhofn - q. 49,.
~ hss fs'r rn.i sr'-in-n1rv tw"n- rae, IN harne'i
-sr u rl 4. ift .a.l tnf Ur there en o. 10 onuo
t IA, Fsfour1, si D. tts r-,It j. niMAoNS i"pHe'
New-York tribune., 1867-06-25
CorRr CALENDAR-TnIs DAr.

SUPREME COURT-GENERAL TE
SUPREME C0UkT-CIRCC
21l-Bonton AT. Boul0h
6il--Dufais agt. Andrews et al.
33l-Whitmnn AZ. Buckley et al.
li5.-U. S. ana Brazil Mails. ). Co
syt Merrill, jr., eur.
5ll-Buncke agt. Kelly, sheriff
lZ3J--LshBg 4 al. sgt. Lelinswel, ]
Refc liver.
5l5-Keune.ly az, Randall.
57-Robiuson agt. Phillips.
l6J3-sergesut et al sgt. Burrows
tal.
ll67-Csrpeuter agt. Wood ct ST.,
sdm'rs
SUPREME COURT-SPKC
23t-Shepard agt. Daniorth.
2t5--Ma1niug sgt. Einsiein.
49--Sewman agt. Vance.
53--K.ngon Ggt. Lane.
2G,-Cape agt. PearsaiL
Zl7-Amory agt. CIyler.
2Jl-Neeby agi. Chicago and NV
X. r. Co.
2G3-Burclard agt. Pacific Bank.
2l4-IIeary agi. GroOme.
249-Herzog agI Baer.
iBf-Sscke;t agt Haye1s.
l8l-Same ags. Same.
238--parArragt. Raymond.
272-Leyy egt Hart
PART H.
30e-Lyuch sgt Hitler
loCO-Drod at. Pacific Mutual lns.
Co.
sss-Drrancey agt. Stevenson.
551-l1eid.ng sst Scboied e. al |
756-GociEin q 81 ast Bait. and
Ohio X. X. Co.
468--Ballatinc Ggt. Henry.
i39J-Gsmhrill Ell al. agt Bell et a.
5Ol-Tresdgeil agt. BeSeriige ct
Al.
l96-Kennedy sgt. Radcliffe.
7U5-Riehardson ct al. agt Clark ct
al
sli-Kiersted sgt. Clerke ?. al.
SUPREME C0CRT-CF
5i-Hsckcttstown Nat. Bank at.
Rea ct u.
70-N. \. Nat RI. Bk. sgt Giles.
Tl-Same sgt. Same.
T9-Mauning et al agt Ernstein
et al
s5-stnrgi. agt The Mayor. &c.
s6-paliner egt. Cuilinggorih.
g7-llarwooi et al. agt Mitchell
ct nj.
s3-Qulntgri etsL at. Neiil ct al
lGO-KiclardsOn agt Richardson.
lOg-DicIinson agt Hunter e al.
SUPERIOR COURI-IRiAL
30G5-TrauiuAn agt. Herbs.
3D5l-StubeLyall agt. GRIMM.
3l3l--Hobbs at. Bunge.
lT1}-Rip.ey oct. jerome.
2E29-MUses agt. Banker.
29fT- SYrague al. Raphael
yj99-Toppiu AT. llolcomo.
.I.3--SpUag at. Day ct al.
322l-Presily ct sl. agt churchill.
PART IL
ii2s-Fogerty at Audenrcid
3eog-Niles az. C0lter.
a35l-Russe sgt Cullen
33sl-Hope at. Knick. ice 60.
2sl8-Vei,mas Sgt. HaersieL
3lOO-Speucer sgt. Moore.
333l-LeyY As1 ssrnsts'u.
3l1f-Bagleg SGT Carson.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-25

STARVED TO DEATH.-A family named aa S's" the.
" arrived from Ireland, and settleo ~ s,eL 70 yors
and roo nTond to ask for help The molSs p,ysicas
want Of nourishment ana ,,.S wssa ot ssaryslioa. II
found them out, she was etxk " = p-',.J
New-York tribune., 1867-06-25
1)ort- noaroeii's Nctite.
Sr,rp ~ NYw.YORK, I

SrarH OF NYvlORE
PoRr-WAEbHSs OF1cB No. y Wiihms
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
~ heroa q ths Act passed April + 1851, eat.sd a Ac,o
Reos the Wanens Oce ot the Port Of Newiotk all persons
interested having charge of tie subject matter % surh %
examination -nrse that tie following vessels uleer tEsha
u0l h tne Port aFin tAa lr said eralnltons "
be ccgI sn ten ds succeeding this uOtee bol sAi
New-York tribune., 1867-06-25

.RM. M.-Adiourned 10 July IL. At u =.
n. PART I.-PECEHAN, Ji
agt HUDSON River l.
X. Go.
sl5-The Bank n the Common
wealth a & Lamhefson et Al
8O9-McGearty at Pettigrew.
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MILLER, J
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Fire las Go.
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New-York tribune., 1867-06-25

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-Before Judge
SlIPMAN.
TRIAL or AN ALLEGED PASSKR or COUNTERFEIT
COIN
United States agt Henry Girkil.
The defendant is a grocer, doing business In Thlr-
tyff-st He is indicted for passing and having in pos
with intent TO pass counterfeit five ana three
cent coins. - .
Tho evidence for the prosecution to the effect that
twenty veCent and twelve threeoent counterfeit COINS
found in defeIhants till, mixed with OTHER good
money.
The defense proved good character and attempted TO
show that the money question had been received by
defendant in mis- business without knowledge OF its char
acter.
The jury after being out more than hour came into
Court aud stated their inability TO agree They were dls
charged, and defendant was remanded TO jan.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-25
0UA BARBOUR
A CROWDED HOUSE AND An ALLEGhp pisi iiAi-NNi
Marcus Nordlnger agt Wm, " BIam'

Tn. nlaintiff is the cwnor of the premises NO go
Frbthst near avenue ID, the lot being 2SxsS anu anu .o
hs fonr stories lie occupies part OF the nrst MOOT az
rocerv 81 his own and tho other part y taken up py
shoemakers shop The second noor Is avaea peSwsT e n
strs and sOn of one Of the sisters ana the
The other two stories afford accommodation & 70 ~ HtSr
tsmilies The defendants occupy west Oh tne Pa.n;
I EbrIary last defendants put ny dsliet tle cas-.
LII ~ Whch ts against plaintiffs west wa IAey use