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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-31

The annals Of the year 1867, if not loud with
the thundcrs Of war, will at least reveal an
amount of incerttude whose paralyzing effects
have been felt in every branch OF trade and
commerce, and compared with which war
would have been positive relief This state
Of uncertainty has been confined to no one
nation or continent Ii has been visible and
its influence has been felt in each Of the four
quarters Of the globe Here in the United
States we have had on our hands the recon-
strucfion Of the South and the full admission
of the late rebel States within the fold of the
Union is involved in the difficulties and doubts
Of the future. To the north and to the west of
us the New Dominion has been struggling out
Of chaos into something like order; but the
struggle is not yet ended and order does not
yet reign supreme. OF Mexico and the various
States Of South America II would be hard for
any one TO predict the immediate future.
In Asia, while Russia has been extending the
line Of her conquests, and while Great Britain
holds the empire Of the Moguls firmly in her
grip. China and japan are experiencing sensa-
tons which are the natural result of collision
between the principles Of barbarism and
civilization. Asia, in fact, must yet be the
scene Of much bloodshed ami civil strife
before her peoples emancipate themselves
from the barbaric and irresponsible rule under
which for ages they have groaned.
How stands 1t with Europes II is safe ct least
to answer that uncertainty il the order Of the
day. War has almost miraculously been STAYED
on from month to month; but war clouds have
hsan lQRnIps PQERataGIlI N ~ political
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BANQUET Or THE ST. NICHOLAS luuce.

The annual dinner ofths ST. Nicholas Lodge was com
memorated last night Of No. 7ei Broadway. An un.
usually large gathering OF the members md invited
guests were present the occasion The following
list OF the officers and invited guests:Jerome Buck,
Master; r. B. Van Klerck, Jr, Senior Warden; j. X.
Furlong, JUNIOR warden; n. H. Cowen senior deacon
9. Tutiie Junior Deacon, and W. W. Dibbls Treasurer
Guesss-John q. Anthem, Esq, Generals hcNany ana
Barsow and Judge Dean After due attsntion hsd been
paid the excellent banques provided for the occasion
MI Buck opened in . speech Of good cheer, fesngiy
abiding 70 the absent brenren who only short Twelve
meath before honored and grsced the FESTIVE bcase
s9d .s :n s sssvuss Il W. o0cseQa VIZ s0nNa2 yaaa
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General Howard and Dessisusisa In the
SOutb.


Some time ago General Howard suggested
that the emission" Of the Freedmen's Bureau
had been almost fulfilled. He felt encouraged
to hope that the necessity for such an extraor-
binary institution would soon cease. In this
case, however, it appears that "the wish was
been s6long delayed, foods and the army worm
have been so destructive, the fall in the price
Of cotton has proved so ruinous, and actual
famine has created such widespread distress,
particularly in the alluvial counties of Missis-
sippi, that General Howard must now feel
compelled to postpone the abolition OF the
Freedmen's Bureau. He has already, in the
exercise Of the discretionary powers conferred
upon him, had occasion to widen the original
sphere Of the Bureaus influence. Although not
expressly authorized by law to make such q
disposition of the Bureau funds, yet he adj
vanced sum Of eighty thousand dollars to
certain South Carolina planters who had no
money to begin operations for raising cotton
last year. He took q lien on the crops for the
repayment Of this sum. II was fully repaid rs
soon as the planters had sold their cropa The
prsctical advantages Of this benefcent policy
have induced General Howard, in view Of
Southern destitusion, especially among the Mis-
sissippi planters, who lost everything BY the
river inundations, 10 recommend similarly
liberal application Of the surplus funds under
his control, - head Of the Freedmen's Bureau,
in order to meet cases Of distress in the South.
~ prOaoes ns innedlAie qhhuGhRast Il
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chorus, orchestra and mise en- scene promise to
be capable accessories Of such artists. The
opening opera will be II Irovatore. It Is
cheering indication Of public spirit and pro-
gress that the metropolis Of America has at
length an opera house worthy of it, and that
the cause of art is entrusted to the hands Of
the people and not monopolized by few
greedy speculators.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-31

We have charity balls, at which the beaux
and bellies Of the city enjoy themselves on the
light fantastic toe all the more for the con-
seriousness that they are dancing away some
penniIess wretch's hunger and tconomizing for
poorer humanity the very cash they squander.
We have charity concerts and charity fairs
nj charity AsatyicAAi Nad vince charity thua
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-31

BANvARD'S OPERA HOUSE AND MUSEUM, Broad
wsy and Thsrtieth street-WiLLow CoPsK.
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dresses itself in the garb Of all our pleasures,
why should it neglect our ice carnivals! Why
should we not have daily and nightly skating
festivals with q charitable purpose, and thus
force the very Frost King to contribute toward
relieving the misery he causes. We are sure
that the generous masses of our people would
readily consent to relinquish for this purpose
one of the sheets of water in the Park. There
is ample room on the larger pond for oil WAC
go to skate, even on holiday; and 1t is not in
the nature Of those who have the youth and
spirits to make this vigorous sport delight
that they should begrudge the poor the use OF
the other. We are confident that Mr. Green
would be supported by the sense of the whole
community if he would at once take the nects-
sary steps to devote one of the ponds to the
realization Of charity fund. AT any moderate
charge Of admission-say twenty-five cents--a
pond would secure at least thousand dollars
a day. This sum would dribble unfelt through
the loose pursestrings of those who have plen-
ty-would add purer pleasanter zest to their
enjoyment, while the wretchedness 1t would
soothe and soften can hardly be told. By such
means more could be collected to assist the
needy than is realized in season by all our
ordinary charitable enterprises together Shall
we not have pond set apart for this good
purpose, Mr.. Greenf
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New York. Tuesday. December 81. 1857.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-18

QrAKlEENAsffks OFyi,E u y AkNhty
EEw.YoEK. MAY H. 1865. >
DROpOSALS will he received ut this Office
until WEDNESDAY he ed inst az y oeloek for the hh
TION Ola STABLE and FORAGE ROOM h Fort anton New OK
IIaor "a feet wide aud u et high WIN aodi
Ton b Is feet e with hinge roof and built best
sored lumbcr - =, -. -, ,his
PLANS aud specifications o the proposed work be seen AZ s
ofe and bncTs proposing bid requested 70 call and examine
Bidder. their prupOsalsth guhrau. Ss
b, " ponsLc parties that Ia their bids are accepted e WI
when ur the with good and nnn'
sues IN tho dollar, ipr the faithful performance thereof
The United the privilege Of rejecting any or all oi '
bid, n deemed advisable. go. CIT. -
Proposals. should ndorse Proposals for building stable ani
Fort Hamilton and addressed 10 tho uhaes
at tLis Once who will Furnish al further information
b. order of Byt- Maortien RUFUS lNHALlS =. q
~ ~ Assist. Or Mas. Gen. L. \. A.
Il G. MORGAN Byt Major and A. @ NJ
New-York tribune., 1867-05-18
DKg,WrvTyT az PcgI7c daAKlrlKs AYD CoRnEcrloS,

D9rANfNENf oF PrnLlc NyOn NJ NJ Is1
NHyHEREAS. The Legislature, ut its recent
w session appropriated the sum Of +o 600 to be dispersed n aSaa
Resolved That Board will on the M July merit distribute hs
said sam IN such may sPpssr 70 the @ VI WI & nh
e 10 Tue following conditions; That portion shall be appropriated
n nv ,rt or ns;ou which has received aid from the legislature
Al B late session on which under the exclusive control Of any esous
which requires q its bensss the professor OF any %
R.or,d That such societies be applicants for this fend be
au.e 10 send 10 the this Board before the s o June
s reports written statements setting forth Their h
on the nature charities the lumber OF sick OF poor re-
"''' 's ~ JOSHUA PHILLIPS, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-18
no CONTRACTORS.-sEALED PROP0S:

V'O CONTRACT0RS.-SEAL PROPOS.
AIS ndoed the title of work name Of bidder and nie OF
offering recpved until o'clock M oi NAV ~
1857 Engine and Boiler h9n'e
Shan and uer and brick Tor tue h service
Cnausyi High Bridge Two urenes o +'OOo
each will be required. . -,
now In progress seventy his And len'hAY
High Bridge. -, q, L., :.
The the right reject all the proposals deemed
iR6T " Wv F THOMAS STEPHENS,
~ ROBERT l.. DARRAGH
A. W. CRAVEN,
Croon Aquetuct Board
New-York tribune., 1867-05-18
rEAMANis MIND AND RETREAT. an
no ARCHITECTS.

YRw-YORK, NAV II, 1867.
Those Architects who purpose furnishing Plans 4 the building iol
PosOne and 10 the City Of EewlOrk are re-
10 sen the same iJ6 Broadway (he Room
~ the Bos Of ncwrters Cy New YORK before the
dy Of June l26nsead MAYORS Office heretofore
requested The should be in Portfolio perfectly nat
neither rolled framed glazed accompanied by sealed envelope
containing fall address Of the Architect with the pprot
detail No marks Of any Description Etended
designate owner appear the drawings portfolios
JOIN f. HOFFMAN, Chairman,
JAMES KELLY Secretary
upon New Post omce and United States Courts
TINO ARCHITECTS.-The undersigned Com
i,,Obe behalf Of the State Of Iowa. hereby offer premium
Of Five Hundred Dollars plan, accompanied With spehc
ons and det, drayags Of building buildings Tor the Iowa state
In.tton Tor Deaf and Demb 10 be erected az
Council be Of sufficient capacity TO accommodate no e
hundred pupils the plan TO include aingennt' ioI sus
'''-' " THOs OFFICER
G. BALDWIN
HONN.
NTHO Is THE PiILANTHROPlST who viii
w a two Young brothers purchase feS scs OF in
within miles NvYork and commence imroI eents on tne sane
AIif~-. FARMRR AND MECHANIC, station +, n. \.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-18
tNfrEp STATEs ENGiyEEKs OyWcE,{
DAVENPORT. lows. April p. lb'.
rMpRONEMENT OF TUE ROCk ISLAND

&
D,yrNrotr lowA. April p. ll6i
IMPROVEMENT or THE ROCK ISLAND
RAPIDS OF TiE MISSISSIPPI RINBRSsale proposals. 10 da
rcde will he ree,d this office until ~ M weineNy June .
s rtrayang md removing the rock aud other eh-tnons 3
bed Mississippi River at the Rock Island Or Upper Rapids e
means 0f Golfer aud snhaGusou blasting or chsehnG
Contractor, all b. Irqu,d o furnish All bp, machinery &C. ana
perform The labor uear m the prosecution oi hc HofA lhrs
b. shout uhc be removed distributed uneIuaY
rrrlt points ps ni the work must he done dung tue
uierfru. little - pIaeueabe VAN nav
viii state the price ~, cubic yani Tor when e olo
10 do e work will let whole Ia sections ol suh lsh
as flt ruyIn-cr % charge may determine ,,., --, -
The rrr.cs The dght reec and All b lnl no
III win be- considered hc party Offering II shan give satisfactory
,rncr that Trustworthy, aud has the necessary skI Hhd ei'f
io de- tie aork. ,...--,.-..-.-i
pu cop this tement must be attached to each Proposal
Eaei bid mus, written guarantee, signed by iNo rone
per,onA Blanks popo q The form required Win form ~ gu9
ante. gi Euo At this office on application lrpussh VII w m
dored Proposals ohstmcious at the Rock Island ap
nnd ,Ie1 GcEra j. H. Wilson, L. y A. Lieut. Colonel
3jh utanir. Davenport, Iowa 49,, ,.,t.- 81,
Pr, further af,rnatou obtain the same By calling at
Tho A. Ppgnetrs are Second an1 Mans, Davenport
os wurr maps plans specifications aud quantities OF WORK viii he
shown 10 wish examine thsu for the purpose OF making pro
IesalA
b. onier Of the Chief Engineer &. s Army. - ,,,.
Lieut. Colonel. l-h Infantry,
Bvt Major General 4. >. AEug.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-18

rFNO CONTRACTORS.-S Proposals VIII
he received addressed the Commissioner for the esIf &
CInonst, the once Of the Engineer DO &
a. until 4oclook SATURDAY MAY 2J 1907 Iof th
paving Cintous from Futonst to Second place WIN iR n
Nicholson improved pAvemsnt. according To pa A
cations which be al the once Of The bnRhes
msoners the night TO reject or all o "d o '
think for the interest ~ said Improvement.
By order cf the Commissioned =. ,,,np.pn
New-York tribune., 1867-05-18
Eesal Nolirro.

GTPREME COURT-Citv and County of New
NARGAHET MURRAY Phttd against iON McgEWAN
Defendant puIur oi the judgment the rt'f Court
gi rut a,on hs tr dsy MAY 1901 the
Referee appointed 10 ana t old Judgment Tor The purpose Of eavng
ri, tuc iuiguut ei M public auction the Exchange
Sas.oom No. li Bsoatyar n the C u hovlork the Ih day
l56s y ocok talugA James 81 Miller real estate
areer: hpllc Tierr 0fgr0uui
Nuwher One hundred md c West Tenth, s
Ftvn.e street. the CITY Of Nfwiers prr the real
estate ,of SAMUEL Whnsre died seized snaie biug aud being
the The sail CITY York borndtd follows
t 70 Beginning point tbr norhfgv West Tenth
sls AMOS street daat hundred and fy feet WESTERLY from
tie naeateTy Il Nsyerey psce la,e Factory ree snd
Wet Tenth Gate Amos street and running thnoe uortg line
pra Mavergy (e Factory street, and along tho westerly
sir Of l number i9 tie mentioned
nnetcfye feet 10 lot uer twenty-five kLl d map; teucc west
, along lot lot number
ff. said nrp. thence uihery along t se aide Of said lot
ssten0uei feet The nnhy side Of West Tenth ste
Al street place beginning; hich said lot u
GROUND laid down uap entitled slap No Of property beongng 70
the estate Samuel Neaorc ed the Ninth Ward OF the
Cr Of dated January 26 1884, signed Gardner A. Sage City
Snreor and hed The Oe f the Register Of the City and County Of
NeYn the 18th a of Msrch 1883 and therein known and dis
tIuguheI number thriy.nme (3J-Date MAY 1901
JOHN b. HASKIN, Referee.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-18
J,vxv,s& Ngvrxs Plniniis, Attorneys Mya2av9w
CUPREME COURT.-SARAH SHAW, wife OF

y ROBERT f. SHAW, plaintiff agt WILLIAM L. McAULBf
WILLIAM MoACLEi and REUBEN II. WILBUR, defenians-
In pursuance judgement order made the above entitled action on
the th April Lamherson, the Referee named and
appointed said order for that purpose will sci at pubic auction to the
highest bidder therefor the Exchange Sescms No III Broad"a
ha ~ o'clock the morgage premi
mentioned viz All those certain lots pieces or
of land the C of New iork and which taken to-
rct bounded and described follows viz Beginning eta point on
he uoh TrtysiKtsireet distant hundred O
t eastry iom the easery lire Of Second running thence
rorr sni parallel With Secondayeune handred and neteYen
9 10 tie oGthey side Of EaS Thirty
e,swady along tie outh'y ie Of has
Gny (J ou,hwsry aud parallel With Seconds
hundred sI ces 1870 the northery SIDE Of
Eas Thiryrc thence westgaId along tho norhery SIDE OF
feet $50 the point pace o. beginning
Dated NAV !. 1861. JNO a. bAhBEhSON,
Mv2 2awiMy29 Referee
New-York tribune., 1867-05-18

Ir,pQr,Kfft, TftED MILITARY Dt,rgicT, }
Osrcr Gun. pt,gTEHNA.ryt. At.ln'a Ca May . l.ti
DY ORDER OF The QUARTERMA ASlER-
GENERAL SEALED PROPOSALS viii be received u L' .hrr
for t. sale of 0i thousand four hundred tuns u COAL a
Bsics. FLORIDA pa,1.nt 20 De- nlde IN Government .an L ro
po.ls m a oeasl e u m SATUEDAi the gh of June 6 aud
should be- marked Proposals Purchase Coal" and airerdt TO
Brevet Brig Gen Il. SANfON,
rfOus.uast.r Tlrl Miltirr District, Atlanta. Ga
New-York tribune., 1867-05-18

NW CUN TKAtIUKN.-PfopOsalS IHCIUSVU III y
sl.J rny.,pc l,orsei With title the aud o
the bidder thereon will be received at this ohce until MONDAY
NAV 20 le6 at IL O'Clock
For regulating grading EghtyiIthsireei between Avenue
aui East River
FOR regulating sadns Seventy seventh street between First aud
SecuLd
For regulating grading, curh gutter an1 hasShs oAhsue
between Third and Fni.ycuues. -,
For regulating grading. curb, gutter and Tagging Se'en3Oln
street, betseru flrst aud Secoulayenues
regulating. grading curb gutter and naggng SeVene'cnl
street, between Eighh and Nnharenues
For curbug gathering aud hsegng SeSentyhinree between
Third and FithaVeuurS
For eurbng gui,crug aud ass Ninety second street between
First and Second
For tagging between Soeondsveuue and East
For aaggng Tbrtsh between Sixth aud Seyenthavn
For tagging frstgcct between Ihr and lenhglonaene
proposals. together with the specifications aud agree
euts can be otn Street Department New
York NAV O. 1861 GEORGE W. MCLEAN. Street Commissioned
nAc tb.S, CON utnix.t .tonerN M
New-York tribune., 1867-05-18
Ap invoice Of Turkish Rugs and slippers
4 BBOTT & TRAVER. Auctioreers
Anctinneers-As.

4 VDVI IlItt
sirucr Sale MONDAY. 2oth usLn Ia oCoc a Che forenoon
W to- stock the s,gr ohn- Establishment No low
iss vi fne Stock Of Clothing OH descriptions also
- assortment of Broadcots Cashmere Ncstgs &c est
A. SCRIMGEOUR Assignee.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-18
Cd'cs bn Anttion.
n 1rEDS & MINER.
- '''I''1 ~ ' 70 = 10 !" ~ -
10 be- sold al ~ O'Clock


MIN Case Marb Bed billiards with Balls Cues Corter &C.
ase Dot of trcas n SllC WOkk-consr of tha'r Sr'r
Tables, Flower ads. Jauiuirrs Banging VASES Bar4 %
= ruch Work for Gardens and Con oueryatoriez.
ta orler of Recover Of AndeOus Petroleum Co. sac" OAK
Ie.k. Oak Table and hairs
New-York tribune., 1867-05-18
Go phom ii map Goneeru.
UsroN LR,GrE HousE, May IS, 1857.
4 T q meeting of the Bond Of Directors of the

Iyioy LY,Grr HorsE, MAY l5 1857.
A T n meeting of the Board OF Directors ot tle
"a uSi0N LEAGUE OF PHILADELPHIA, held March H. 1907 ne
Whatd IN republican u4 OF soyerumeui i Of the hghes' I'M
iusted Should be- - selected 70 truly REPRESENT he uo potc ~
there being provision of Jas whereby The people may be ogaa,@ @
tie purpose of such selection, and al parties hagns Recognized the
necessity Of such organization b. tie formation Of voluntary Associations
Wfc There are grave defects existing under The present system Of
D organization which is believed may be corrected by suitable
provisions Of laE; now. therefore, be Il ,,,
pll Secretary be and hereby directed oder 100 ia prizes
o es oH e a orgaadao5 Of M pele 20 se,sI Sla' M St S
which, Ia the jmeut o tie Board shall be fr he order Of
fourth The conditions upon which these prizes offered are follows
viz: -, -
GEORGB BOXER Secretary Of the Union League Of Philadelphia
hvng the authors attached With any other nd
cation OF origin. will he considered
his tsme and address within envelope addressed the Secretary
League Aer the awards have been made the
accompanying the successful essays shall be openeo anu 'e
TiG All essays shall become property Of the unCn
authors .ha be made without consen writing.
D' O'O'' '' '"' D'''' % GEORGE II BOXER, Sec-eay
NOTICE.-By resolution passed at meet
~ ing held 36 Bghthage on WEDNESDAY the 18th inst
BY Carpenters Union Ne 3 it vas resolved hat The Ie r - per
]. M,oPHERsoS Secretary. -
OPPOSITION to the EXTENSION of
W CHURCHS cost Of $50 OOOAl owners OF properly be'
low Fourteenth interested this matter Those opposed are re-
quse call the Office Of the Committee Of Property oders no ~
st arst foo and sign objections which Sh .e s1ge
short before this matter will be presented to the
Court for confirmation
SEAMAN's FUND AND RETREAT.-At an
- annual meeting ihe Trustees of the eamans Fund and ke,re
TUESDAY April held at their 0Hcc No IL Od sip pursuant
to notice foI Organizing the Board o. r''ees sa j.
Thorn ESQ., President Capt Egbe Cary Secretary Dr. noVh' N
Webster Superintendent Finsnce CommtteeIhe Hon Clark
Son Crous Chairman Capt John d. Fe'fer sP RY s
New-York tribune., 1867-05-18
D0ARD OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and

BOARD OF AUDlT-NOTlCE.-Und and
~ pursuance % sen eghp of Act entitled An
act 10 the Board Of Supervisors Of tie County OF he"ioA 70
certain County purposes 10 extend the powers
th Metropolitan Police and provide for the auditing and payment oil
unsettled claims sgns sd county passed April y 1907 Note
hereby gwen Board 81 Audit therein and thereby created Tor
adjustment aud settlement Of al legal or equitable claims au a
counts PRIOR January A. d. Eighteen hundred ana
,e,n against Work have appontet and do
hereby appoint rESDAI the fourth dsy ~ June next l6 Al the
tu of Common Room s IN tue City Hall the
sa Ncwlo the d sud place at ~mch The SAID board WI
proceed hearing Open Bo W the matters OF such claims
eleven O'Clock the said day The said act contains 'hS
mllosiug provision: - -. - -
An persons having claims against the County Of Newiork IN
nu.d hereby required 10 present the to the i Board OF
Audit three month, from The passage W this act ahd IN ca any
pon now having outstanding demard against the County OF Now
ior refuse lrcnt such claims 10 the loafi oi Sl
within The period months from the OF ih act Ne
barred from the OF maintenance OF any aN OF %
which may have the slh County o. Ne"'lOA "hs
thefrrun "NeW-iork April ~ 1907. 80. 81. .
RICHARD ~ CONNOLLY, Comptroller my OF Nrw'lofA-
NJ IIPkM.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-18

- or NEW.YORK-Tbe UNITED STATES SAVINGS INSrIru-
TON ptrinF dgdsi JOHN b. YALLE AID WILLS Powell
Gpd1n-Sumtnous money demand contract lCom not
SER ITO The above defendants You hereby summoned and require
complaint this action which hed 10 the once OF the
,c Negork the 18th day Of May l6' at
Hail. the said Cy II York aud 10 copy % your
-si subscriber. his ohe No wv
oadWsy the City of Newlok within gcuy days aer the service
exclusive of TIE day Of lc seryee and yon
l 20 answer said complaint within the time aforesaid the pldmW
will take Judgment against you for the sum ol hg tho
s,u dollars she 22d day Of April thousand eight
hundred aud besides and dbuIsements Of this
or-Daied April 2g l6a D. EVANS, Psinifs Att"rneY
N,1q t,,,,S NJ Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-18

rF'HE STATE OF MARYLAND.
At * ORPHANS COCRr
HELD FOR BALTIMORE CGTG
CopGTHor'E
~ gng
CITY OF BALTIMORE
TWENTY NINTH DAY or APRIL
YEAR or Our LORD
EiGHrEES lit SDHED AND SIXTY SBVkt
PRESENT.
,%l,.aj assjs .sl.s$F%$5fSS ||Jras,.
Anon. o.I fr proceedings the inIloune. vi; .-
n BALTIMORE CRY ORPHANS COURT. April q. lb.:
THE NiTrEE OF TIN ESTATE OF asa HART, bh, tANhD
o. application Of f.iar ~ tfu Aimutistor Of Ass H ce
i he slor,~i directed 20 20 BE- inserted IN tao Of The
r 0rn.i aai rHh shell u tbs CITY Of Bt. anil oas
tpas printed AMI pushN IN e states Of
Oh AMI YORK aA r space ~ tso months not fs
IN pa-ics rcf~i li' Of the estate Of a,i Asa t o.
e-..d u a. Court on or before Tie twenty
uu Ir. g. o. eighteen iutti ld evyse'en 10 'Hthen e
h,ir Inr s'ar Of si esaS ~ pursuaucr o the
code of C,-,rsI Lass ol Msrilald. Ar- 20. Sc ~ ,
t,.r.fi JOSEPH r. AUDOlN
FRANKLIN StPPLEB.
AAROS HOFFMAN,
sraf. .f i~r flsu Court iu- Baltimore 'iy.
flr seal of tb~ sail Cont ms
81 April DO c r,s OF og Lon eighteen hlalfel AAi
"'' Te,'.-ISAAC r. COOK.
N.r.f.rr-N Rer'.tsr u! Will for Baltimore CITY
New-York tribune., 1867-05-18

NVPKEMh NUUhI-IJNNID II hNNI', W - = IV,fEU 10
and other, TllR MILL RIVER WOODEN MANtFACIu uR'
ING COMPASYPuaant order in the above action made by
te Hon Barnard o the Justices u the Supreme Conrt On
The 25h April 1867 John Kelly Shenn Of the C{ and county
70 O'clock M OF ta dy a the store Of Fauham Gilbert Co.. No
s sosr chs ~ New York an The right title aud Interest
of Mil Wooden Manufacturing Company! which they ha on
he 81 day April hi time aerSar o. no. ara ~ cct,h
property consisting WOODEN cloths on that ' atach b{ ne u'
m uur.ptu t warrant attachment issued In the ab0ye action
Trtei Nj, Ig KELLY Sbcuf JOHN CAFFREf DepUtv