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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-17
ANTHOLOGY.

4 TEsr-yo TMPosrTIoN-NEvER pAILIrG.--MRs.
n STARR, from Europe born with natural gift, great
business and MedIc. clairycyant known tel. Mans
r1aess in love AFFAIRS; she known 10 fail S1
Fourth avenue. Gents mot admitted Hours from A. NJ.
till 3 r. NJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-17

or WRIST FOURTH STREET. NEAR BRoApWAY.-
Sd Two nicely furnished second story Roons So snd so
DER wcek IN advance M Idle aged Indies or gentlemen
of quiet habits references re9u'.sd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-17

Ce, poyD sTREEr-A PLEASANT SUIT OF ROOMS
81 10 let with first class Beard also single Rooms
Transient boarders aiken.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-17

TAMEs CAGNEY. ACC, oNEEEv;oEFICs sls WISH WASn-
ington street geueel Har,, oa street, cemprses
TAreepIy and Ingram ars Srtan .0 black
Mirrors, with Tables; snd side "a.
walnut Perlor Suits, marble top wv .,ano-sv
Paintings and Encravlrgs, rosewood and va iasir Msts
s.eada Bureaus and washs.ands; srrn2 a. "a sbsess
trcsses B0gters and Pillows Cernforters Blank,
cnanellod Chamber suits Brussels aud Venetian S rr
pcts, English Hall Clic,oths Extension Table, Refgcr ~
tft-hcn
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)ILIrAYD SALOON FOR SAJE-CONTArNING FIVE
- Tables with Furniture Fixtures completes location
OF the the city. Terms reasonable Arpy q 81
Bowery J. GLEASON.
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UCfION N0TICE-ELE0AhT HOUSEHOLD PUR-
N nuro a private SALE al great eaorifce for cnae
beautiful Paror Suit IN French satin brocatel cot ~
WI Be sold for Saoc suit In green reps for ~ Asd
lots OF Paror. Bedroom and dining Furniture ~ barvxh
Inquire at u Rleecker streat, near Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-17
noaRD ARD LODGING WANTED.

DoARD wANrED-roI 4 GENTrEMAN VIE All
Is rhd yr wears Of ace Ia y farm house. mountain al
iar-o r,o rlcnty OF milk and paln wholesome 1000 tt
anirea for suitable Accommodations hb,ra! price wu
Ssii idrsss for two days, Y. sniyia Il Nassau stree
stating location and price,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-17

DAwSBRoxER's ssrr.-BY r. FIELD AuCTIoN.
= err 4E Pearl street. CITY Han place. THIS
DAY ut II o clock. Meas woncn's Clothing Boots
Shoes BY order ~ J. Hartley. is5 varick street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-17

THOR sALE-LEASE AND TOOLS OF A SMALL
Surar Iouse Boiler ard Lease eeparate IL required;
sold cheap. Inquire the premises. rs West Seven
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NOR SALE CHEAp-Iy HOBOKEy NEAR THE
ferv nicely lifted up Corner Liquor Store. For
rrsuvs call at sc Garden seet corner Newark
IIoboken.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-17

A UCTION gALE-BOOTS AND SH0Rs.
"A EDWARD s.NTzENI0H. Anctioneer
THURSDAY July IS st l01< o'clock, |E-
Five Hundred Cases Of Boots and shocet
Including ne assortment Of fresh Goods suitabic -
trade from city aud Eastern manufacturers Regular sd
Mondays and THURSDAYS throughout the year.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-17

ITO LET-Two LARGE ROOMS. ON SECOND FLOOR.
L uufurn;shed, suitable for Hight housekeeping also
others handsomely furnished a, 20 North Washington
The New York herald., 1867-09-11

has . mors massive Wsbsevixn head and imposing
physQus than any prom nen. politician In the state
The New York herald., 1867-09-11

YEAR There II no reason. then. why men II suoh cos>
contact Witn the great s,,ousl
abandon The habits OF civilized NE In order 70 socuirs
no. rssiY so the mods Of iivtag physical "a ~cs~i
Q uuropesu Sernsps the neoeSsiy OF assnx eor
sansly nOsned on acoaut of the lung disances eeos
pied By such enormous herds or CATTLE and the use n
the cpI, sort OF ieggine with which they cover the
falcons long maohes has given rise 10 the
lion OF made BY who do NOT know the
necessities and practice the fruits OF the experience
industry that requ rcd - much seadiness ana who
disguised bs that OF rss lf SO new TO them in IL
peculiar forms
or the cans and gin, the alcoholic drinks consumed
principally in the Argentine republic thera Is but little
ption among foreigners Ald les among the
Spaniards The soi. mild climate does OF the
body Of the laborer that corroboatlve almost indspen
sable In cold countries Fr 1864 TO 1854 there wsD
imported Buenos AYES wine priuc pay from Spsius
- the value OF $397 e53 while the spurious liquors
tcogDac whskey gin, rum aniso bbsn,hc, &c, did nss
amount TO more than $TS STA moro eloqu mt proof
OF the sobrety of the general mas Of the population
would be- difficult 70 lind. II that taste Tor alcoholic
drinks really existed among the laborers IN the country
would the consumption OF four hundred thousand msn
DO repressn ed by such an Insignificant cipnerf
lu the prov Of Bueuos Ayres there ID not t0wus
no ~ovsr small that does not contain at least one pubhs
school without excepting th.se situated upon sne
fronters but step from the Wild Indians Ihe
same true With regard to churches os
oil denominations; and tn ares, clubs, caf6A
Of them IL wa bo fault the uatry then, II the
emiants do not keep themselves In the slate OF culture
In which they came, or II they do not batter ie.
Much might be added TO what We hayo aireadv anA.
nor do we believe that there is noces To abound
ia more reasons prove that neither memorial OF
Consul the circular nor the article NO reply have
done justice the Argent iue repubc in ts character
country highly advantageous 70 eam grafton
VA VARIOUS lSiI PERSONS WHO KNOW THE LA PLATA
The New York herald., 1867-09-11
BOARD OF AUDIT.

Tho Board Of Audit met yesterday at tho usual hour
in 10 Chatham street, Mr. Depsw prss,dIne
The case OF Christopher Johnson was the 1rst caeA
but there appearance put 10. This was also ths
case when tho names Of G. Jacobs and Edward James
were called !,
Tho case OF Warren NJ yudson thsn taken up II
was sta cd to be claim arising out OF work rendered -
The City Inspector The amount is $500. Mr. Judsss
being sworn testified that be employed in tho Oy
Inspectors ONCE from the LIST Of November 1885, 70 the
st of March, 1885, he was not pail because there
was no money, he informed, for contingencies; ~
name was on the paw roll; employed by Mr. Booze;
the once before his time uuder Mr. Delavan: ~
Tho Corporation Counsel said that unless tho snis IL
this case Withdrawn he thought the courts were shs
pa'es 70 hear this claim Tne Board postponed ther a.
cislona
Tho claims Of p H KIngsisnd and Timothy Kendrick
called up but therc was appearance In either.
The OF George W. KELLOGG was next called Va
Sinking Fund Tor the year lS6S. whhe he was men-
ber Of the Board Of Councmen and Chairman or the
Finance Committee the other two members Of the COM
m tee resigned and the chairman OF tn, Board the 70
upon declared that there was no FinaTce Comms.es
to create "committee on hnauc Al aulrs, or WHOA
the claimant was not a member He had attended the
meetings Of the commission until the Mayor ceased ~
fy him Of them. and acted and voted a. ono OF the
commission.
The Corporation Counsel argued that no compensation
was .ached TO the Office bv law and that resolution
Of the Common CQnncl could not ieEalizs wrong The
case was then sub mitted to the Board
Several names called, but there was no appear
n p Bostw,ck's claim for $500 came up next IwD
balancing accounts Of the city, and his bill was
81 600 and paid $4O0 aud told that that the
proportion OF the bin owed BY the CITY and tho rest should
be paid by the county. He since been paid. The
Board took into consideration
The next cae wa that Of John MCGOWAN for $7S -
for serving subpnaa It was disposed Of like tho pre-
ceding one.
being disposed Of tho Boaid adjourned
The New York herald., 1867-09-11

Nine workers These have tound and lucrative
occupation la the numerous mnes OF tho provinces OF
sau Juan, Mendoza, La Rioga, Caamarcs, jung Cor
dobs and sata, which are In actual o2era'ioa with
satisfactory resuts
These are the wages OF their nrst contract After
three months residence in the country mono are Wiling
selves obliged owing 10 the scarcity Of hands 70 increase
them.
Tue Consul is right in saying that the great majority
or the emg rants dcyoe themselves 20 ncd labor but
proof OF the few opportunities offered by the coun
Try Tor nte sent labor 10 at once explained oy s VINO
know .he great scarcity Of hands that u iet on the
farms aud tue high wages paid to iaoore on account OF
that scarcity.
BY memorial Of the Typographical DEPARTMENT Of
Buenos Ayfcs for 1866 nd that from the year 1883
to 1866, Inclusive 8552 buildings wero Constructed
the CITY alone Ia the country the progress in ths De
s not less and in tile other thirteen provinces of the
republic tho movement 10 the same How explain.
then that only IN Vie country viii those thirteen thou
sand French sons OF ono OF the n,oe artistic peoples
ia the world end employmentf The reason Is
obvious: II " thai, hardly arrived. The spectacle OF
multitude Of their fellow country men enjoy ing CON-
Portable existence secured by their labor the country
leads them TO abandon all Other neutons but those u
cattle raising the surest means OF accumulalng In
short time moaest capital with which 70 begin upon
their account.
The statement tha. tho work Of hcrdsmen loads them
TO Contract hall savage habts awakening In than taste
Tor alcoholic drinks II trusr than the about en,-
p'ovmsnis and wsgos which we have already refu'ea
the province OF Buenos Ayres which 10 where pastoral
lines OF railroad which at The present time traverse
three hundred niles aud 20 On sxtending then selves
rapidly IN every drectoD Az oil points on the coes, OF
THIS province. Santa Fe, Corrsenlso ana Entrs MOS
the steamer ioschss aiHos. dai!7. ma. o. Soraovs
and dfy mics two thirds u which are already oeiv.
cred up 70 trade the reneinns thssd, a. fm a. tne
capital v b compsssa Ssees< As saa " sas prsssns
The New York herald., 1867-09-11
RECOVERY O. STOLEN BINDS.

II win he remembered tha, In Fetrusry last 500 900
OF Eve twenty bonds stolen from the banking ocs
Of LsopMd W. Jerome, In Wall street. In this city By
Ingenious sleigblchand rogue durins the pressure
OF business hours. who managed to escape with hs
booty. No clue hss been obtained or the fellow untn
recently. Within short time some o. ths coupons
reached washington and nfor nation was directly ri,ca
to Jerome by the Department OF the fact This reulied
IN tracing scv rn or the bonds TO the Boston brokers
ana IN obtaining such description OF tho nego atot
ard clues from his signatures checks scents keH
TO result IN recovery OF all The other bonds ana 'ns
capture OF the plunderera
The New York herald., 1867-09-11

..ssr- rader Kossuth and who came with Ko..uth "a
49,. sS'..v. - - IN quiet retirement =. = ssr.
70. few miles, niiss out e Of ' sSs en-, 49, ssa farther away
Mr. Kendall, the vstern editor Of the Nv Osissne
fsceywas s sheep raising He y sai1 - have ens 0f
the largest and finest nockD Of sheep In the 9ate
The New York herald., 1867-09-11
STRIKE or BOOT ixu sHotvxlas IN faliDtl'aA

PHrLApxtrrIA Sept ~. Iooi.
The boot and shoemaker Of this city ha . msa.
strike Tor twenty per cent advance 10 their vage. so
u e reported that poruoa q the shops nsvs 49,
70 thus ADVANCE
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-07-05

tons made by Congress in May provide
that in case q quorum is wanting in either
branch. It is adjourned till October without
vote.
The Democrats however will probably
ecme to the rescue in body Of they are
disappointed in this maneaOre.
The general feeling among the members.
Now here is that bill supplementary TO the
military reconstruction law should be passed
ana decided opposition is made to the plan
for repeating that law. Most of the mem
b,rs advocate the not relInquishing one inch
q ground already gained.
4 more clear examination OF the duties o.
9ur generals Is what Is evidently decided
The President and cabinet are holding a
session to-day in reference to tbs military
bail and It's operations. and the Presidents
friends say the result viii be prompt action
before Congress can get together. Ii Is
stated that there is no intention to remove
either Sheridan or Sickles. Quite a number
@! nominations will be sent by the President
should the Seuate be IN session tins week,
tlcm the ministers to Austria, Prussia.
Hayii, Consul General at Havana. Commits
si0ncr- u Agriculture. Collectors OF Rev
cnucs and POstmasters.
IL is quite certain that Mr.. Raymond
viii De- ll-nomiuated for Austria. Mr. Ban
tr.i,'s name viii OF course be sent IN for the
Pfu-san Minister. and probably Gen. Thos.
Ei.Hg smith for Consul to Havana. but it's
NOS 40 ali certain what nominations for the
remainder of the positions named.
iHe nt IigNr.r says there will be no ox-
e. utiFe massage or department reports sent
t CIu-r.s--
Tie weather continues excessively warm.
i..r rlu--Cr ut noon 80.
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SIXTYYEERS {:

For over sixty Years, DIX. s. o. RICHARD
SONS sHERBYWINE BITTERs have been used
by the public to correct morbid and inactive tunc-
tions Of the human s. stem. II promotes healthy
gastric secretons corrects Liver arrangement. re-
Iieves COSTUMES and Rheumatic affections
cures Jaundi,e, Loss Of appetite, Kidney Com
plants Weak Eacs. Dizziness, Lansgor, Dyspep-
sia, ana its attendant symptoms. It's valuable
toni, and strengthening properties will inyisorate
the caugales,ent, cleanse the Flood from Humors.
and viii Afford e,mior; and relief to the aged by
stimulating the constitution to resist its impend-
ias inirmities Thousand o. the venerable pop
ulation Of New England are sustained in health,
their life prolonged, to erjoy vigorous and happy
Oh age. by the use Of Or. Richardson's SHERRY
WINEBUTERS.
Tie HERBS San be obtained separately. and
may he prepared in small quantities, in water. or
with vine. or spirit. Price 50 cents per package.
Of.s. 81 Hanover Street. Boston. and sold hy
Apothecaries aud druggists.
Wi-w3m0s
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NOTICE.

TIRE existence u the Bank Of Burlington, char
tered BY the Legislature Of the State Of Vermont
and located a. Burlington in said state was ter
minated a-rceaoly 70 the laws Of said State the
18th day Of September A, ID. ls66 and notice is
hereby given that said Bank will redeem its out
standing bills.
The following act the Legislature is published
By direction Of said BAN.
By order OF the Directors.
o. A. DODGE, President.
{. A. SUMNER, Cashier.
Burlington, Dec. 9Th, iot6.
AN ACT relating to the redemption Of Bank
Notes.
Il is hereby enacted By the General Assembly Of
the State Of Vermont,
SIC. /. After the expiration Of the charter Of
any bank chartered by this State, or after the
termination Of the existence Of any such bank
a-reeahly 10 the laws Of this State, such bank
may cause notice 10 be published in all
the seeAly newspapers Of the County where
such bank IS located, for one full year,
setting forth that said bank will redeem its out
standing bills, the day Of the expiration OF its
charter, the date OF the termination OF its e1s
tence, and a copy Of this act and upon due publi-
cation u such notice reitAer such bank nor its
olers shall he liable o. any action for the nOn-re-
dempilon Of any q its outstanding bills unless the
same shall have been duly presented and payment
thereof demanded within the year aforesaid at the
banking house Of such hank.
sHc. - After the expiration Of the charter or
after the termination Of the existence Of any such
lect % the operation liable 20 the provisions OF
tbs slxty-thlrd section Of chapter eighty-uins II
the General Statutes.
SIC. 3. This act shall take eject from its pas
sage
Approved Nov 10. 1880. w23wIy
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THE EXECUTION OF MAMMALIAN
He Miramon and Meiia, shot June i9'h'

NEW ORLEANS, July >.
The following particulars of the execution
of Macmillan have bc,n received here
The trials of Max .niii ,n, Mejah and
MiramOn ended on the l,h ult-, and they
were sentenced to be cx cutei on the 10Th.
Juarez suspended the execution tor three
days and they were shot on the lOth, at IL
O'Clock in the morning.
All colonies Of the Imperial army are
sentenced to six years imprisonment. Lieut..
Colonels to five years, and minor othceTs 10
two years imprisonment. Brig. Gens. ana
the exceptional officers are 10 be tried ny
courtmartial. Escobedo writes from Qdere-
taro.
have by the execution Of these master
traitors made terror the order Of the day
have imposed large contributions on the
rich and confiscltcd their property and their
all Where could not do it in person, my
delegates have strictly complied with my
orders. | hope before closing my military
career TO see the blood Of every foreigner
split that resides in my country.
There Is a report that Maximilian was
shot in the face and the Mexican Generals
in the back as traitors. Both the Liberal
and Imperial papers Of brownsville eouiemn
the execution, and the Rgg.Lro u IN lull
mourning.
Buosahat, the Governor ., Matlmoras,
had all the bells rung and e...ts were bred
on the reception OF the news OF the exccu-
tion
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-07-05


FLOUR.-TLe reaction has a r.ady begun, the
market closing rather dull and puces dropping.
sales Of Western suEcInne az s. an az = 80 e tll
a 10 90 good and choice Ohio, Michigan, iln4iana
and Genesee s. 90 a Is 80 a. Dbl 81 LOUIS zoo;
and choice at : I6 90 a D. go 2 htl. Corn Met4
t5-5 a % q bhL. r, e Flour s OBJ q 30 3 Dbl
GRAIN-Corn has heen quite steady. ana prices
aye firm Sales OF new southern yellow ar : ~
E D - e. bushel new Western mixed al 81 II l-
q l- Z hushel. cats arc hril, With sac on
Northern and Southern at ~ az -'c e tusAel- hy
il selling az 81 sd "a s. z tushei Shorts 10 70
q 3, q ton Fine Feed at So n 8 Z ton and
hl-llll : Al 8 ~ ai = ton
PhODICE-Lutter Is tending in favor 81 con
sumel :. sales q choice new at 81 q - q u
Cheese is in moderate demand sales Of new. In
GLIDING iarm calrles, at -1lici English dairy az
ia u and Pine Apple az a -n p p. Beans are
IN steady demand Al s - az - z bushel Tor
choice hand picked pea AID marrow and medium
AZ 8 75Gi 40. Dried Appl's are dull at I2dlfc 2
2 for Eastern, Canada Peas are cling al 81 90 ~
I'D fowls and chickens Eggs aye selling at % a
dc = dozen Potatoes are steady, vith sales az
55d6'c y bushel for Jackson whites.
PROV lSlONS-PlTk j. in moderate demand,
with sales Of prime at 80 0o n 90 90 2 hi mess
at 81 ~ a . do and clear az p 30 m q co. q bt
cash Beef Is steady, with sale o. Western mess al
10 ~ a. <''v Y obi cash extra mess at SO Ut
a n % and family extra az 90 uI a 20 Gl y Dbl
Lard ls IN fair demand, with sales al IaG Ig4e D
p. cash, in bhls. Smoked HatIs are seIlir.- n +
n SC e n cash.
No0L-The market has been active durirg In
week, til sales Of over -uftU n domestic a
sac a 20 = p Tor fleece, and -5c fer low Nc l. "a
teen without transact ions, and prizes nomInAll
N-~-nr
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Tie advertiser. hlvias been restored 3. health
in a f,a weeks hy very simple remedy, after
hayi-- suffered io1 several years with severe
lun- affection. and that dread disease Caasumrt. %
-Is ANXIOUS o. make known to Dis fellow sufferer
the means o.. cure.
t. nj, who desire il, le VII send a--qy oi t.e
lro-,r ti.u used Gree q CHARGE, with tlc 4.re,-
tious be- preparing AMI using TIE same. Rh.u they
viii rula srHE CURE fr CvN>JNIrluy. AsrHvA,
BHoNsHIrts. CoveH>. Coins. and all Threat and
Lung Affections. The only object of tie aaver-
tiser iu sending the Prescription is 90 benefit the
afflicted, au4 spread iai. rmat.on which be en-.
cei,os TO be invaluable and he hopes every sufferer
will try DIS remedy, as it VIII cost them nothing,
ard may prove blessing. Parties wishing the
prescription, PRE- hJ return mail, viii please al
dress. REV. EDWARD A. WILSON
Wiuiamsbursh Kinzs Co, New Y,rt.
may -ilaw&#lyr
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But If you want a medicine that will cure CArou-
be mot iulaHmatoryl Rheumatism, Mumps. Sore
Throat. SwelIiu-s, Ola Sores. Bro ses. T.othaohe
Headache, Insect Sting, Pains in tie back aud
Chest, also, internally, DiarrLtl. Dyseutcry.
Cole. Groups and Vomiting you A.,e it in Dr.
Tobias Wonderful Venetian L.p.meut. !, never
i...- when used ac-ortin-t, .he directions Every
drop q .t isput a. b. Dr. Tobias himself and De
has done 60 joy nineteen years lis medicine is
known throughout the world. Tie test physicians
reeommoudit Thousands Of certificates can be
seen az tle dept, 20 Cor.'lait Street So .aa.ly
having chi. irln. SHOULD be without u lH Ease Of
Group. Thousands Of children are saved y lt
aulu. j. Use itV-eu lrst taken acc. riding o.
tae o.. .ctie-s. aui you w.u never lose child.
Ladies '..i .L- % valuable .u er-aicl-nz pimpies
AMI ai..eLes. oul. 80 c;s. aat 81 De, .l,;e. sold
hy druggist. throughout tie United States and
ia Europe, Depot, 81 C-.tian % Street, Sew YORK.
uucfI2wl1
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r.E.PERRY.s EsrArE.

STATE OF VERMONT. The HolaHlt. tlc Fr,ia'e
District q Cliit,adsl --. Court f'r t.e District oi
H. -.r.r- lui.r,.i-I -a Oh, e-t-tr of E.uinul p.
I,.r-v f..e % to'eh. >ter in SAID District
'''''' GREETING.
X6t.a- appi-,..ol iu wii,u- lls been made 20 iA.
,-r tv % guardian % said ward ir license 20 srll
tl tf Oh. real estate % said ward, settling forth
,--l-, pa. his said ward an undivided lalf %
~ l r. .sta- arI THAT IL would De- ior the interest
n .sii ward 20 u and convert the sans into money
An tsrrup.n. the sll Caurtappo and ssigred
,t. ION day u July A. D. 1855, . the PROBATE
CONT rooms. ia said District bear and decide upon
iI 1rBi,tou and ordered that public notice thereof
II .,.r 10 i persons iut-ls-tad therein ty pub-ln-
as order three weeks succc-siseiy in the Bur
n.tan FRI, Pr,ss nswssp which circu.,tes in the
.It ts.-told q tho-e persons interested therein,
I "a which publications shall he previous q TIE time
APPOINTED f0r bearing.
therefore yoa are hereby notified O. appear before
slI Court Il ihc time and place aforesaid then and
there o. otiec. 20 The granting 20 such license, uyou
sec cause.
Given under my band a, th- Probate Court rooms
this 10th DAY q June A. j. l,6s.
a5lws TIE. WALES judge.
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DR. MATTISON'S SIRE RENED les
Enr SnPCini Gases.

c. obtained only at his oilee, No. y
Uni. Street, Providence, and are %
by J-ess in sealed packages, 'se-rs p .
o..sr.-fioa, 70 all parts Of the country. Tssy %
e.r, sts-yf4iHy. Tut 'l- ;he.f respective purp.s
ray r7.iiusly isr .oe-44l q Circulars givi
fil information an ne hiytsii tssfin7ail,s, also
hooz9a Ss,-iJ Jis,tsss. in sea'st szrs.ps,
free - q. sure I.4 esd f5r them, gor witho-
r,f,-eHr,s n1advertsin- physician should be trust
ed Enclose a stamp Tor postage, and direct
DR.. MATTISON, No. Is Union Street, Providence
RI Aug2i. lss6-dawIy
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Private dispatches say if Wells ssol-a
make tie proposed proclamation ana az
temrt to resume power he would Dc
promptly resisted by Sheridan wi-i aA n-s
abctt5rs. His threats are idle.
4 rumar is current 10 New Ot.ca tl--
Gen. Rousseau is 20 supcrceie Cen. e--r.-
dan. but 1t is not believed hoTc
Horace Greeley Will testify before The l--
dietary committee of Congress on u .i...-i.
regarding his conversation with inc if-st
dent. the Attorney General and other ..1
cials. about the failure TO try J.n- l'-'.7
and also concerning the b-i.il- % b-'i-
and the secret portion of that matter.