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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-02-26
STRAY MARES.

Taken up by the subscriber residing on lands owned
by her III Patch Grove the Sd February 1867
bay mare, black nanc and TAIL left hind foot white
year. d. also one sorrel with white stripe in
10 ehead left togeoot white suppose "a be years
old The owner is requested 10 . owe property, pay
charge and take the same.
CHLOE HURLBURT.
Patch Grove Feb o lsoI.-SG-4t*
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-02-26
LANCASTER MARKET.
Ma 2 RTE d

" tl~ ,trnva Th. 3ath. bv Justice Barsista Mr. G.
>tt.t~ 9Hat5ftD}. Nina. to M-. Nancy J. Carr Of
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-02-26
READY MADE CLOTHING.

ami CLOTHS very low. Gents Shirts AMI Drawers
Cloves and Mittens, White aud Gray Blankets, FuTs,
&c. I'll Of which are DESTROYS 81 converting into
Cash aud wil make it object for those IN need to
cali and purchase. HOWE & BAXTER
Lancaster, january H. ls67.-32-4t
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-02-26
STRAY STEER,

in the town Of ateroo. about the I'D day
January. 1861, a red yearng steer. with end of Ia
white and an under-bt in the right The owne
will prove pro perty pay char ges and take said stray
FREDERICK LANG.
Waterloo Feb ID 1867. 36-4@
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-02-26
MISCELLANEOUS.
large STOCK or FURNITURE.

The subscribers have "A fine an full assortment of
Furniture hand i'll uabe ytne in their line
70 order Of the best materials aud all work warranted
The stock will be kept iuii AMI complete Also,
SASH DOORS AND BLINDS. on hand.
M0ULDINGS, Gilt and Gilt and Rosewood, on hand
Tor sale cheap. Pictures framed in amy stye desired
Also, Agents for y, y Nnehts Marble Works at
Whitewater. Design book Ga hand e select from.
Thankful for all past fYofs respectfully solicit
continuance of the same assuring customers that
our cndeavor will ho to have goods to sell but such
inuSt give satisfaction
FOSTER & SIR EDER.
p. s,--One or two good Cabinet makers wanted I'M
mejately
Lancaster wis Nov 2ltA 1s60-tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-02-26
SGERIFF1S SALE.-QUIGLEY.
STATE OF WISCONSIN,
County OF Grant. )
L. D. Cartwright, ]

J
BY virtue OF writ Of Execution issued ont Of the cir
cult court OF Grant county Wisconsin in lyor OF the
aboven named plaintiff and against the above named de-
ena1nt, 10 directed and delivered and for the want
ot goods and chattel OF the said deedant Wherein to
levy, have, by direction Of PLmuW Attorney, levied
upon all the right title and interest which the said de-
tendut had on the 10th day OF February 1901, las
since acquired in and % the following real estate 70
wit
The northeast quarter of the northeast quarter Of
Section 50, Town Range B. west in Grant county,
Wisconsin which said real estate will on the "a day
OF Apr 1867 at the hour 81 TO o'clock. IT'D the forenoon
Of said day offer for sale ana viii sob to the ighest
bidder for cash in hand 1T the outer door the Court
mouse, N the village Of Lancaster Grant County, Wis
sand sale Will be made t. satisfy said execution amoun
ting S537 damages S2 costs ana iuterost ana costs
accruiug.
Dated sheriGs Office, Lancaster, Wis Feb &C. 1867
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-02-26
EARM FOR SALE.
Containine 20 Acres.

The subscriber ofe,s lis farm for sale situated q.
miles north OF Ttlton village 5 y lilies southeast of tht
village of Patch Gstoye
New-York tribune., 1867-05-31

ton for Sonch for S2nch and Ioc for encb do
Printing Cloths without material change. A few
moderate sales are reported at 91c. for 64x6i
There IS rather better demand for choice styles OF
Prints, but the trade in these goods is the whole dull
The following the prices current among jobbers for
Domestic Prints Msrrimack W. lsc.; Berrimack ID,
1595hc; Merrimack FrOcks, 188l9c COcheco l., 16c.;
spragdes Fagcies 15tc.; Rchmond's, 1jc.; Ameri-
can, l5c; Dunnells, 5c; Aliens liG15c; Aliens Pinks,
154 @1Gc; Garner Co., l5c; Amoskeag, c; Arnolds,
l2ic; Lowell, 12ic.; Naumkcag 2c; Furniture 2OG25c
Wamsutta, lie; London MOurnug tSprague'), 1iAc.;
simpson Mourning 1ltc; AlnOSAeag Mourning, lic.
Hamilton, JGl5lc; Freeman l2;c Pacific, iJbc Victory
l2Bc; Victory Checks I2ic; Lancaster, l5016ie; Glen
Cove, 1Oac Home i0c. Empire 15c.; Empire Shifting
10 154ci Eew-Lond0n's, 124c.; Gloucester, l5c.
Printed Lawns continue quiet at 223c. foE1 zoos
Nous DE LANES quiet, and only good styles bring
the late reduced quotations.
The trade In wOOlcuS continues generally quiet There
Is moderate demand for cloths from the clothing trade
Tor the Autumn and Winter trade Choice styles OF fancy
csncfcs also find ready buyers at good prices, but gen
orally cassmcrcs very poor property and fail 10 re-
prices. TptOp quoted at 81 FOR No l. Lower Valley,
g5c for heavy and 9Oc for light weight; MOnscn & Hamp
dens are held at Gj05Oc for mixtures and 7jo for blue
and MOEsOn Wooden Co.'S Csc Kentucky jeans continue
dull atate quotations Carpc5arc steady III rgice for tie
better grades hut the demand IL less active. Lowell Co 8
ingram sell at 81 80 for supernc 81 So for extra SUPER
and 8 for hrceply. Hartford Co.'s, 81 40 for medium
supefnc 81 80 for supcrnc; 81 % for imperial hrcepy,
8 % for extra tcepy Brussels 81 35 for E and 81 IS
Tor II; twillcd Venetian 81 % square yard, ana hne
do, 81 IL.
I'm respect foreign goods have only to repeat the
oftcclatcd report Of extreme duneSS and DEPRESSION
in prices The auction sales however, arc we attended,
and large amounts OF goods passing under tho ham
mer ~ Il heavy loss to the importer
New-York tribune., 1867-05-31
1--WE STOCK MARKETS.

THURSDAY, May 3O.-There were 9l7 fresh cattle nj
One-buudrcdthst aud 100 at iud, ,0n city this morning
There were 40 fresh arrivals at ComnuipaW, ana hoso
lct over from Wednesday were not selling 10 much cN
tent the prices Of yesterday frightening buyers - thd
thcv did not show themselves in fprcc. some 200 he"d
st remain unsold and the icemg IS scarcely as h,9s
ae e.terIay There was fair trade 80 one iuudrcdth-
So and nearly all the offerings sold AT loa isc b'
fhr former price Tor thnnish Texas suffers win u
ve few prime cattle 40 lsic one lot Of 81 head li0s
steers cwt. was whoicsacd at l'tc, wme lO Cahada
stIers OF scmt G! cwt, brought 17c lot OF ll Texas
sil fed cattle cWt, brought l6Glttc The Indications
were that the yards would be cleared, and those dealer
who paid lie y 10. live weight Ia Albany to-day iur next
Mondays market, must feel confident that hgh pleeS
will obtain week longer at least. . ,,,
nav today one car of which brought Cic and another
car 81 b. at 10 lot Of 20 thnnish lambs eronsht %
each 3, Others s6 75 % sold for - and 80 Tor lic ~
mr. 4 20 as hcy weighed So 10. ono car OF gI sheep
large boned and coarse, was sod III sAthS'' az ~
Prices range from baS!c. .
OF Hogs we fiud ears fresh at Conmunipaw' ana 3
cars nt Fortetlst. There also cars holdluS over
from Yesterday ComInunipaw Trade Is slow, at a.
ne With some holding for higher prices one lot C Ivy
head 200 brought 75c ~ head 40 u, were sod AT
Bloc, with 2J9 OF $50 10, at i4c.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-31
following prices were bid for bank shares {:

Money is active at cal per cent on CALL but per
cent loans are in many cases left uncalled CONNER
cial bills are 7a7i per cent, except in few rare
cases.
Exchange is frmer, and quoted; London, 60 days
i09tG1IO; sight, 11Os01lOl; Paris long, 512i G5114;
short, 5.lOa5.Os.; Antwerp. 515G512l Swiss, 5.l5
06l2I; Hamburg 3Gl Amsterdam, al; Frankfort
GiG4I; Bremen. 79!0SO.
In Freghts the engagements TO Liverpool per
steamer are 1900 bushels Corn at I'D in bulk, and
2sd in bags 800 boxes Cheese at los. To Glasgow,
per steamer, 800 bushels Corn on private terms.
The business Of the Sub-Treasury was: Receipts
for Customs, $4,000 for Gold Notes. $sls,0O0 !;
Total Receipts, $2,79Oi2 O5; Total Payments, $780,
Co Os: Balance. $lS0,o3l.557 IS.
There is less activity in 40 notes of the August
issue. which is now much reduced that they will
probably be wholly funded in June with bonds car
Tyine three per cent gold interest the st of July
This advantage Of interest WILL it is understood be
continued up to July The three per cent certificates
sIo now in the possession Of Mr. Van Dyek, but viii
not he wanted until August, as the Department is
ready TO pay all the compounds maturing il June
July An unsuccessful effort was made TO produce
:" scare IN money by circulating reports Of tenn
porsuy loan TO be made by the Treasury There is
nothing IN the condition Of Tie finances 70 make sueh
pIeport plausible.
Tie ChioGg0 Tribune of May q says:
Tia saAGrl tIada q Tie clu COptppQf YelJ DRleT
New-York tribune., 1867-05-31
PETROLEUM AND MINING STOCKS.
FIRsT BOARD.
Mining Stocks.
\ .HTHHH
EttOLu Afi4ls
pnclfr MnnlLfHiu &
THURSDAY, May SOP. N.

Gold closes at 1915. High rates have been paid to
carry gold to-day. In numerous cases as much as
percent interest was paid. The export of gold to-day
was $4,000 for Bremen. The clearings OF the Cold
Exchange Bank were Sj0,l2j,0JO, and the balances
t2563l62.
The business in Governments at the Exchange was
tri1ing. New Tennessee Is continued 10 improve and
sold at &C. Railway mortgages are steady. Railway
shares opened firm, but were weaker after the call,
under reports among brokers of more active demand
for money and a disposition 70 realize profits. The
letter Of the Secretary of the Treasury IS interpreted
by the public to mean no contraction" and has
created more confidence in higher prices among the
bulls, whose expectations thus far have not been
realized in any profitable degree The last quotations
were as follows: New-YoTk Central, 9S.a9Si; Erie,
b9059s; Reading, 193.alO3s; Michigan Southern,
oS0Gss Cleveland and Pittsburgh 74sN74.; Rock
Island s8aSs1; Northwestern. 80, U333;. North
Western Preferred 57.G5s; Fort Wayne, gG.a96s.
The following prices were bid for bank shares
New-York tribune., 1867-05-31
THE NEW TRUST COMPANY.
OFFICE oP TIVE NATIONAL TRUST CNPANt cY
C,-, 80 kvuv. .YoHK No 800 BROADWAY, MAY n, IL

CVvcv oy TIVE NATloxAL TRUST CoNPANr cy THH}
CRY or New. YoKK. No. 800 BROADWAY, May n, hVt
NOTICR-Tle Trustees Of This Company have he 'a'eoh OF an
noueng that over Of It's Capital Stock Of ONE MILL
ION DOLLARS lss applied for during the last fe" days l
rd.y with Which the taken renders certain t1' he
Commissioners for subscriptions viii lie able to close tie book'
ib very few dayG
Before dong however they wish 20 shou ui'nei P' "
bve,,ors par,clary mail 10 obtain some o tue STOCK
Tie Charter Is considered exceedingly valuable there having o o
one Trust Company granted during the past t yea ana ~
existing organizations (ou in rumle are dong Prohaoe %
p,ttbe stock Of al senlg much above par iNs ~
r,rv will furnish by mail personally 70 oil applicants ian p'f
~ a., ,,e o. e business Of m Company It's prospects aud ths
names once and trustees which includes mesy OF toe Aons
Bters Merchants Manufactures, and Capitalists o As 'J 1Nu
State of Eev.lor1. .... - s..,..
Pie Copany can its De- i,s only on Unhcd s' VI ~
s.l ~ ,. Of ies and towns Of the state Of NeWi"E IL eau
otloan On business paper Other personal security hee' ~ '
T,. harrow spy Of us funds making the Investment Of money uD
Tse probabilities sre ,b its stock Will ray ma dvd'nG' 0''e'
s1Lusly 1GhaloDg IN value.
OTFICERsi
p,asent-JOsEPH L. ORylS
P,r,t Vice. Presdeut-HERRY C. CARTER
f,eoed Vice Preldent-BAREEr sOLOho"
TRUSTEES
hposd ofTr,rea consisting Of Thirty nine stoefhod's" :" h'' "
uan 5000 ,seb-s In. Of whom spP'ss IL tue CIeH' VIC ~
JsHN =, a.
rgTte tOcl. are tan cfes :, " Est E'ncFa f't, ~ ~
6Ntdru. splR fyNilnH
New-York tribune., 1867-05-31
PROPOSALS. FOR 100000
MINNESOTA STATE LOAN
sr,rv ~ M,yygsorA. oyricR oV SrAry TRgAsunE"
oIA'H W SaNr PArL Nay Z. iE,.

STATE op MINNESOTA, OYricR og STATE lh'iSts" i.!
~ T,,,ure n the State Minnesota hayns pssl a. ~
I'D tiae the issue Of tie bonds Of TIE o"' ~ t'.
q o"c luhleI % Ste Institutions wlicsad act Vas appro''d
y e March 9, 51 u J., ,seeiy,I by the IN
% 9, s tole or Of SAID aur.nt NJ te banNng
Mes,Is. T. NJ. Myers CO" ~" - i'1' ''' - '
nay - II clock in hearing
Id. ain he IN Of one thousand oAs '""' e
1i'I teGT and payAhlc years after ds,'. , l. - ...
NO bu' & of interest cei q per ehhh pay
nor In Nrglot as peicd in the act Aforesaid ana 'Ne
80 Willie awarded 10 the mflest bidder ~, vi o "a PAL
IN money 40 be paid ia L. > Treasury noi,s IN VI " ~
,Jt,r a the bonds on the lrt Of july l' ,,,. A..
on denver ~ h. e ProgOsa Ioln aud addressed 10 the
uudensgned' care VI '' CHARLES SCHEFFER,
York City. T-e,,r,er NJ the state of Mimi sofa
New-York tribune., 1867-05-31
'ttOn since 1st September last:

commissioner Rollins has promulgated an import
ant principle in the administration of the Internal
Revenue Hitherto the assessors have been in the
habit of interpreting the law adversely to the tax
payer, and every point of doubtful construction
of taking advantage of their power and decide in
favor of the Government Mr. Rollins reminds one
of his official correspondents that the construction
OF the tax law should be controlled by the DISPOSE
tion of Congress in regard to it, and since that dis
position was last session decidedly in favor Of the
taxpayer, the rule should be to decide doubtful
points in tho same spirit
The notes of the following broken banks are actu
ally selling at premium: Venango National Bank,
Franklin, Pa; Tennessee National Bank Memphis
Tenn; First National Bank, Attica, N. Y; First
National Bank, Medina n. Y; First National Bank
Columbia Mo; First National Bank, Carondeet,
No; Merchants National Bank, Washington, ID. c.
The Louisiana National Bank Of New Orleans has
voluntarily declined being depository of Govern
ment money.
The Pittsburgh Commercial says: "Tho following is
statement Of the receipts of oil by rivers and rail
roads for the past week. as compared with those OF
the same period i'm 1866:
New-York tribune., 1867-05-31
financial.

OFrIcE oF Horn FnE IssURAScB COMPANY,
No " Bro5dN,y MAY %, 1851 !
At AN ELECTION FOR DIRECTORS held
IA Of is Company MONDAY I3h inst, the following
gentlemen elected for tie eusIing year, VIZ: -
HENRY N. TABEB, FREDERICK SCHUCHARDT,
THEODORE W. RILEY. JOSEPH BRifTON.
STEPHEN CANBRELENG. THOMAS p. CUMMINGS,
ROBERT sCHRLL, CyRCS H. I0UTkRL.
JACOB REESE JOHN w. MERSERRAU
HENRY y LEyERTCU, WILLIAM khNSEN,
d. ITuIG SUYpAM STEPHEN HYATT,
JOSEPH FOfLKF AMOS ROBBINS.
DAVID L. EiGVNNRODI. WILLIAM II. TERRY,
JOSEPH GRAFTON, IbBBEUS b. WARD
And at srielaent meeting Board JACOB REESE
JAMES 2. MOORE, Secretary,
New-York tribune., 1867-05-31

anu SHOWS no Improvement wherewlth TO Justify
my Cn.nB9 III te nature Of review of a week ag0
lheIe As only bare cOnsumptve demand for ali kinds Of
anu decllne in some articles fails to attract pur-
i ~ ciasses OF traders seem to he holding off I'm
@ @ OF the coming harvest shan be fully deye
prospects FOR the Winter wheat crop are daily
more brilliant, and should no June fross or
@ Tr uihage ensue there doubt but what il win be
iarSe ana of good quality. '' ~ wal W
I I've cincinnati Commercial of Tuesday says:
u1ng the fore part Of the week bankers ,yera mora
moe III tlelr discount business and by that means
@ ,Ha py any actual increase in the siIppv of cur-
diCy, uey brought themselves into easier working con
fn ~ te supply OF good mercantile paper does not
CO. O, u me current value OF ia stil quoted nj 10 pcr
iIost Dlscounting, however, represents neither
SINe movements nor much eutcr1rise i'm bus ness
@ @ Is Tor inc most part crcumscrbcd TO those merchants
auactureTs who have TO carry stocks of goods for
c. III NtIlOus trades through two remarkably dn dag
S S eJsGns Ihere Is not much doubt but that the pro.
"SteI pnch has sfted credit thoroughly and brought
mcTcbdT J 10 very solid Dass-indcatng caution among
CICnnis as to purchases. rs well as in tho safes and
4naAhg consumers generally more economical in cxpcBdi-
from sUSh condition OF things when the present
0 eood crops is realized, there will doubtless he
expansion into good trade and easy credit.
Inc following is a statement Of the movement IN
New-York tribune., 1867-05-31
RUFFAL0 CITY
INSURANCE COMPANY
OF BUFFALO.
ORGANIZED APRIL. 1851
Cash Capa paid -'VV
wN. G. FARGO, President
A REYNOLDS, yce-presdsHt
HENRY 7. SMITH, Secretary
NEW-YORK SILK MILLS.-ClRCULAR.

CAPfTAL........... sloV'oVU'
JUsTIEfAS HARTLEY. President. No. - litlenardpL
] j. TllOAiASS. Treasurer No. % Reades .
This Copanv purchased the Looms anil Machinery o he NA
v.1,frtor Al MOI, 5 West Thirty sixth st, NeNiofA
Lrg So Looms Eagle, Boiler Drclousc AMI DcAppIsV
sbsfrg and Br.ng the tools and appliances eofpyA IN
and Tor immediate adg Ne
Lease Of baHgs ld property IN Nhh saI MACHINERY nn>
The Iese nm. ~ ore ysar- May 1901 20 MAY. Io5an We
Corupny have tie privilege Of psrchng ihchabp &c AZ el"
me Looms MAcAleIy aad night purchased 'o We OH
pGuy only $500. r . c,o.- -, p.t,t,. eo., ave,
he Looms Mlehnerv steam Engne Shang and Berg eos'o'e
$4,000 and are now vel worth that SUM- .,,o,.o
Tie CAPITAL stock
D.
Can't
profit f ~ per cent Per AhhuM 'Ah
be made uuder anys snd an ceumstsuccs
Subscription solicited oFee Of A.
Books ol Subscription opened and can DC 'Hn' ~ "
TilOMASS Co.. No 2sFesl~st
ATLANTIC BANK. 80 l2 Broad ssv ,., =, -. - 80
Once Of JERNIGAS, SMITH BALDWIN nos 10 81" 49,
.,u. F'r,ory No. 9aa 10 337 West Thirty "rtl IT.
0gcs ~ tVFS CiIA ADBOURNR. No. lt6 Broad
oWce ofiAMlLTON FIRE INSURANCE Co, No IL hAF']
OEre OF WM y. HELMS No goo Broadway
New-York tribune., 1867-05-31
Boots au6 Shoes.
P4OSENGEP.S SAILED.

FOR HAVANA Nav 3n steamship Moro Castle Ynsea
yae p Madden and servants g. MsdieD Madden, Miss Lola
Madden Miss A. Langtree Der J. O. Phillips Gen Smith = Bonss,
lady ni child Pedro De We're Ca O. L. Agtey O. Qarbos
nell Costa Ramon A. De Lono Simon Csmaeh Henry
W Fischer C H. MoFrel Mrs Patterson, M Gogn sheets, Th
NJ. Wheeler.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-31
MINIATURE ALMANA.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun pise, Sun Se,s.....f24 Moon Rises.
-
ssply Gov Island. 6:f2 Hell Gsie....sn
New-York tribune., 1867-05-31

STATE NEV lORk, BANK NKiAAtAkN1
ALBANY, February g. 1867
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, pursuant to
Cr 2G Laws 1859 g76 81 1865 that the circulating
notes issued TO the TRADBSMENS BANK or TIE CITY OF NHW
located in the City OF Newlork VIII be
redeemed by Superintendent OF the Banking Department
an ren,tiou Al the New National Bank the City of
Ahant for six the date hereof and not thereafter
m outstanding circulating notes OF the said bank, must he peeu'd
w s within six Years from hereof; and al notes which
Mali moi bc presented redemption and payment within the time thus
Will be charge the fund In the hands oil Tue ea
F" G. W. SCHUYLER, Superintendent
New-York tribune., 1867-05-31


DEPARrIEsT, ALBANY, Dec 81, 1900
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN pursuant 10
~ Chapter 200 Laws Of 1859 and 80 Lsws Of I92 u.'
tho notes NORTH RIVER BANk Banking hs
The Cy Of New York will he redeemed, At PAR By
M Banking Department presentation atm
National and Farmers Bank IN the CITY oiAoan oi !A
ifonth tc hereof. and no; thereafter
circulating Of the said bank must be pfe'ehtt
the date hereof ard all notes which sha
not be presented redemption and payment within the time thus se
i HI c 10 be charge upon the fund In hands Of the Supen'
80, ea n, ~. trurrose q. W. SCHUYLER,
IsvI iswsg Superintendent
New-York tribune., 1867-05-31
pASSENGERS ARRIVED.

PANSENtNH0 HKNITED.
FROM TANPCo AND GALVESTON May 3o-ID steamship Me-
Calan--Mr Smith Son.
FROM LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN, May J-h steamship
Vraia-Nr H. Lewis ReF Mr. aud 81 Watson, Rev d. smith,
Mr Z. Seoe.
The New York herald., 1867-07-19

S6oo will buy a. Lease and Fixtures Of ars class
store In the business centre Of Broad street. Newark j.
fndure c. BKADFIfLD Real Estate and Mercantile
rotor the Newark Post Office lei Washington street.
who has many stores FACTORIES Dwelling ar to rent and
The New York herald., 1867-07-19
NEW FOUNDATIONS.

DEsr WORKS ON MAN.-PHYsrOuN0NY, Pnfsl
- oogy. sthnScsy, psyshoogy, snAsony, hygsne'
tics, hydropsthy phono rtphv educ ttson ana ns'..a
sciences. for ilnstst cstsogne With prices ox W.
wanted.
The New York herald., 1867-07-19

CrEAnsHrp-.rrcKErs sTgERAag. TO LIVERPOOL,
y -, 10 London, $50 from Liverpool aud Quesnsown
- :" '-'''' SHSznsAux 4 co.. a7s Broadway.
CTEAM TO oUEBNsTOwS AND LIVERPOOL, EVERY
- Wednesday and Saturday. y.@PENNsyLvANIA, July -
VIRGINIA. Jav ~ Cabin pss.ge s7ssnd go Sold steer.
.:s .s. is = e s:.ss.ss 's
The New York herald., 1867-07-19
DAClfiC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY's
L THROUGH LINE 10 CALIFORNIA AND CHINA,
CARRYING UNITED STATES NAIL.

i THkOUGH LINE 10 CALIFORNIA AND CHINA
CARRYING UNITED STATES MAIL
VIA PANAMA RAILROAD.
stesme leave pier u North river foot Of Canal street, at
l20cock. 10 lows -
july L-oCEAN QUEEN. Captain II. r. Conner con.
Meeting with GOLDEN CITY. Captain Lapdge.
JuLY u-HEHRY CHAUNCEY Captain A. @. Gray, n.
Meeting with MONTANA. Captain Sutton
JULY 2v-RISlNG STAS, Captain ---- conneutiug with
SACRAMENTO. Captain Cavariy
10y pounds baggage allowed free adult pass
Medicines and attendance free. W.
All departures touch at Acapulco; those Of lst an
connect ct Panama with for South Pacific pr
touch 1t Manxsnilo -.
Departure each connects with the new
steam line from Panama to Australia and New Zealand
Steamer OF August 10 will closely with
Great Republic from San Francisco September for Yoko
hama and Hong Kong; at Yokohama with steamer Costa
Rica for Nagasaki and Shs nghae
For passage tickets all further information apply At
New York. r. X. BABY. Aren't
The New York herald., 1867-07-19

cAnn WOULD LIKE TO INVEST THAT AMOUNT
CfUV. In good business thoroughly undcrstand
The routins of business Address ". g., Herald oHcs
The New York herald., 1867-07-19

DEaDfNg AND COLUMBIA RAILROAD.
~ Passenger. easins New York st " noon via Central
New Jersey Railroad make close connection ~ Reading for
Ephfata. Ex. Lancaster and Columbia arriving al Las
easter and Columbia at sJ r. NJ.
The New York herald., 1867-07-19

IMPORTANT LECTURES DsiLy-To ggsTLgM ~
onJv on lntere at the New York Museum
~ Gn.iopy tI8 BrOadsay Those unable 10 attend these
lrrurcs COPY by Forwarding ten cents Ad-
dress Secretary Of Ee~ york Museum of AnateuAy 0s
Brcatwh--
The New York herald., 1867-07-19
fro rHE EDITOR or THe HsRALp
In your paper o. the lolh instant you mention tha

f1'O THE EDITOR or The HsRALD
1ss IN % Inst 4.
- y.1s iS S:S l.:: .-S S..s,ds ~ ::s:'ss
"a :a:s z ss sss..y
e h par. n'
annoyed the ladies' By improper actions They
@b s s s
ch asa n hs was arrested ON the way 70 ne station
- ,Ss as. IN &c ARK 70 ass. a. al TOOK place and
h q @,iic.en- .nventon A' y saw
have liyea ssSui Two in Melrcse. and have in
ssnies sons pa over s s and cce. = have
% &c ss Ssss . ioa sns
ss ps0Ps . hs psope csys,
Do as"ds that any ATTEMPT to snnos my sa. By esay In
@ q Ssss r. hundred p: people S:ll 70
tas seross police force, by whom aone al arrests
ayins invested my capital and labor in the park, be.
Hsve have right In an honest way TO make Il probable
and on desire TO be allowed 10 attend to my business In
such npiruihfal report. N. referred do me
sors the public bv giving This LITTER Che bensl large
GEHMAsIA fAsx, MELRosE, Juiy II, 1871
u coIieeuoa District of Ne~ YORK. oomprisins The
khtsenih Twentieth aud fweniyrst wards the city Of
ANNUAL NOTICE
Notce h hereby given that tho Annual List OF Taxes
.,s.ea N The ssoys Connection Dire for the begin
ss a. ssI ss the Sa;. and S
erme due And payable IT, undersned W II attend
s 81 x x ssS ss s y s a:
sommssc.nE on Aond.y June a and ending on Saturday
from sh. ~ ,osP w. The inclai,d in the Annual
Lat srs upon Incomes Billiard Iatlss Carriages, Pls,
10. .S%S.I m ,h. s,.r, ... that
Al .ss :. :. s S,%
r,e.d y ,hs liw. inos. z. sSIri, Collector.