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WAN

DRRCToRs.
N. b. BROWNE, IEDWARD w. CLARK
CLAkkN CE III. CLARK, IALEXAND Err HENRY,
JOHN WELSH, Is. a CALDWELL,
]. GILLING HAM FELL HENRY q. GIBSON,
CHARLES MACALESTER.
once In the Freproof Building Of the Philadelphia
National Bank, CHESNUT Street, above Fourth.
This Company receives on deposit and qua RAN
TEES THE SAFE KEEPING OF VALUABLES
upon the following rates year, viz.:-
coupon Bonus... per SlOOO
Registered Bonds and Securites.-5O cents per $1,000
9olu CON or Bullion ....Sl'2o per YiOO0
silver coin
Cash Boxes or small tin boxes of Bankers Brokers,
Capitalists, etc. contents unknown 10 the Company
and liability limited, S25 year.
The Company offers for RENT (renter exclusively
holding the key) SAFES INSIDE ITS VA ULTS at
2O SSO $40, t5O ana $40 year, according TO size and
location.
Coupons and Interest Collected for one per cent.
Interest allowed on Money Deposits.
This Company is authorized 10 receive and execute
Trusts of every description.
l23lmwfTpl N. b. BROWNE, President
P0eERT PATTERSON Secretary and Treasurer
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In the person Of Mrs. Nancy Carter, who
died at her residence in Alexandria, on Thurs
day, the city lost its oldest inhabitant, she be-
ing, at the time of her demise within a few
months of one hundred and fifteen years Of
age.
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directed and authorized TO proceed 10 any ez-
tremity, even TO the taking Of lite, u necessary
10 the proper discharge OF their duty.
have been accused of making long ana
fatiguing marches. II during the expedition OF
which had command any such marches were
made, can Justify my conduct In this respect
men directed 70 me, in which this sentence
6ccnpei--i,lf Won n,ssrch your horses to death no
fault will be found with you.H Tne march for
which was tried was proven both BY witnesses
for the prosecution and defense, to have been
slo,o-the average being less than three miles
and half per hour, which every calvalrymsn
knows TO be q slow eld deliberate rate of march
ing, No Testimony was offered tending IN the
sliRhtest segree to controvert this fact; and vet
the Court declared me guilty of having executed
a rapid march. Other portions OF their finding
were equally inconsistent and unsupported by
evidence.
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wMEssRs. JAY COOKE d Co. inform us that
neither Senator Sherman, nor any other public
functionRry in or out OF Congress, has now or
ever has had any direct or indirect interest in
or connection with their firm. This correots the
statement copied in the World from the Gin
cinnau EnqtIrer.-N Y. World Of TO. day.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-26

AFArTHFUL DoG.-The Humboldt New Req.
iser OF July reces the annexed incident: some us
snca we pbshed ar account OF the murder OF an Iht
ian called Toney between Paradise Valley and
new stage road. At that time he had with MN Ia -
Newfoundland dog as his only companion Avnoy - :.
doubtless shot from ambush. while passing h sen,S
ravine and disabled by the nIst s .rs and younds
received by the dog must have e1gn, ve f from mu
Tense his masters body put tt,sS body OF the muir
dered man laid days where sbs hs Eaf bu ssntu
IL WIS ood watch over the dead body OF us MASTER
Without food or water and would psO0SSSy, So ,nnn nSys
Isneo -, White men seemed still 10th 20 surrender MS
into their hands ue convinced that they were
and Intended no harm TO his poor dead master
e hoiT was moved Paradise Valley and buried tno
doS Following close by the corpse until t was placed IA
The ground and covered away from sight, Weh MS V"ua
became touchingly painful to hear.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-26
p1SSrNGERS ARRIVED.

PROM GLASGOW AND MOvfLLB August 24In steamship Hher-
niaDr r. Nation, NJ an Mrs A. Cochrne aad family MS'
Lizzie W.ol Miss Walsh Miss Susan Walker Mss Ma kildare J.
johnson H. Coonb Frank and Bella Punge John sn hhen
Smith J. G. Brsler Carry Wm Osborne. Mr. and Ms A.
Philips b. orr Mrs Duuhsn j. C,elaud Rev. Mr Richardson and
VIE WIN Spence NARY Walker D. BOYD Davis Mrs Jno
Hrrneiv Nj Mrs Hart and Mrs George Achesyn w A.
Grab4 a1d Sutherland and family Mise Benu Mss Heen
10. Magic Bowie family James end Thomas
IoD Mr. Mr, w. Gregory Mr. snd Mrs hofat. hr and Mrs
eason Dcz y McAury anu so IN the seeraee
New-York tribune., 1867-08-26

Considerable excitement exists in the Shaker
settlement at Canaan, growing ont Of the alleged abdue-
ton of girl indenturod 10 the Society by her mother'
hus far the girl has been captured and recapured sew
era times by the respective parties. through the agency
of warrants and officers Bail given ms fast az each
arrest nauV III s .Ct -. ~ 0t41 Wee ~ -,
Appearance OF the girl, and, - supposed Dy tne III
1uence of the mother.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-26

Spmsmtuts.
-
THE BARNUM AND VAN AMBURGh
MUSEUM AND MBEAGERIB CO.,
Broadway, between spriHg and PrHcesA
LAST WEEK BUT ONE
Mr. g. l. FOX
TALENTED PASToMIMB COMPANY.
EVERY AFTERNOON AT ~ BYBhlNG AT
' - MOTHER G0oSK AND HER GOLDEN EGG.
THE COETRYTs OP THE UTICA MUSEUM,
GORDON CUNNING, THE LION-SLAikRh lOLLbOIlON'
PROF HUTCHINGS LIGHTNING CALCULATOR
A MAMMOTH PAT INFANT -
GTANrESS, ,-DWARR, CIRCASSlAN GIRL,
TIN GREENLAND SEA LkOPAkDS
THREE ROCKY MOUNTAIN MOOSE
LIVING SNAK IS. MONKEYS, LEARNED ShAL,
HAPPY rs dlIY GRAND AQUARlA, etc.
OYEL aO0OOO CURlOS1lkS
Aduissap. 20 cent? Children under Tn IS cents
POWERY THEATER.
IL Extra performance ar the
COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT
To MISSES
JOB COBURN AND ROCKY MOORE TT
following generously vol inferred
services Of the dramatic profession: Mr W Lngd hiss n
Reynolds Mr. w K. LingaTd, Mr H. Cunningham MI u v" mann
burg Mr. Crompton, Mr james Davis Mile Deere ,,,, NIL
And the following gentlemen Of the prEe nng 'h bh a
Rocky Moore Peter Morris Nike Cobun jim Dunn DS9hel Il
Coburu and Tom Allen Harry Hill aad his two sous hr bIia1
champion runner Thomas Nolan Frank Dioeon aho W.
Martin.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-26
Smustmtnts.

A DELAIDE RIST0RI SEASON, 1S67-lsGS.-
n THEATRE FRANCAlS-SOLE LESSEE AND DlAECIOh. j.
GRAU Opening night MONDAY Sept 6 Pull particulars II iare
Gdyertsements
New-York tribune., 1867-08-26

1ckc s aud baggage CHECKED G Tie once No 10 hcsL OF OF
board
HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAIL
Ii ROADSOa ard MONDAY. April -, 1851, uans fof
Albany and Troy connecting With Northern aHd Western hals ~i
leave Hew-York a. follows:
N EIgress hudson River Railroad Thrieihs and
Tensys through Bufo and Suspension Bridge without change Of
connecting Troy sikh Uas ioI Saratoga, Rutland BuTng
t0u. sndthe North.
1890 Brpre train via Harlem Railroad TTenyIbst and
FouhaVe Chatham si Neeu Railroad for Lebanon
spngs Pttfed &C. Aau7 Wh "ta trn and at Troy With
trains Saratoga. Buani, Burlington sHd the North go
Express train via Hudson River hIod connecting az Albany
with tain fer tie Nes
$50 Express Hudson River Railroad eoHneenr at
with Western a. Troy Nh uans Tor Montreal Win
sleeping attached -.,---. -
with RsiAd for Lebanon Springs Psie &C., and al a.
hsny ritn 6ee sftacled AZ Albany
GEO BIpress train via HUDSON bEU hrosd with sleeping cars
attached Buffalo and suspension Bridge without change
cara AsO sleeping d excepting Saturdays ATTACHED ron
through Ofdensau without cnahe wa Rome w ana "
Railroad Connection for Troy will be made at EAs Albany Ih tran
will N Sundays. -, ,-, - ..,..L-a
coreetng A. Albany early Buzz an1 Suspension Brdg
Troy Saratoga and points North This uaE VII
sunas train win be Hudson Biv Railroad from New ORR
Poug intermediate stations leaving hewlork al
Returning PoughksePae J5 arriving hs"'lofA
A Sunday train Harlem Rsroad leaving Poy ssonds'
m arriving MerOn 81 $40 Returning leave hher'
-' , - ~e WIN H. VANDERBILT. VcePreS!dent
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SUPERIOR COURT-CHAMBERs.-B Mr. Justice
BARNAED.
AN ALLEGED on. swISDLE.

SUPERIOR COURT T-CuAMBERs.-BefOrc Dir. Justice
BARSARD.
AN ALLEGED OH. swISDLE.
IL re Tack.
The petitioners were arrested here on re-
QUESTION from Pennsylvania on charge OF swindlingr
that the Onsc charged was not By the laws Of this state
crime 10 would appear that tho ofense charged wa
had failed TO deliver causing loss 10 complainant,
who had subsequently, also, sold short the oil at
o'' the Court discharsed the peonorsWho s Wero sns
nedlately rearrcsted and taken before JudSesKelly
DECISIONS.
Woodruff ct al. agt Valentine ct al ; Teed
ct al agt Valentine ct aTho defendants entitled TO
judgment See opinion
SUPERIOR CoURT-CHAMBERs.- Rs.-Before Justice BAR
THE SCOTCH EMBEZZLEMEHT CASE-DiSCHARGs
OF THE PRISONER.
la re Thomson -.
The defendant was arrested on alRxecution
against the person Ia the suit OF Harvey FTE0nsoh
He has since applied under the act for the barge OF an
imprisoned debtor ne having been imprisoned oyer tIee
sona execution was issued that the defendant ha1
his employer in Scotland and this raised as an OBJ
lection his discharge. Tho defendant however having
possession the psn Withdrew his o6ections and the
defendant discharged. tho plaintiffs attorney being
HT smidt for plaintiff; Mr. AvcrIll for defendant.
SPECIAL TERM-Before Judge BARBOUR
DECISIONS.
Chas. II. Dabner agt. Simon Stevenson ct al
Motion granted Oh terms.
Mary L. Monk agt. Geo MOuk-MOtiOn granted and
reference directed.
Robert Harvey agt John c. Thompson; Eben sutton
agt Geo A. Wicks; Same ggt. Same; Jane tenler agt
Geo. Buckingham ct al; j. H. Bote agt Thomas Nincent
ct al.-MOtlOns granted
David ElstOn agt. Andrew Sching ct al-Motion stay
ing proceedings granted ..,,-- :.
Matthew Lynch ag Edward J. Finay ct al-MOtion OF
reference granted. 49, ,.,.s
John G.. Amber agt Salmon 5. Rufler.-Mouon uenioo
with $40 costs, with liberty 10 renew. -,
Henry j. Robertson ag Christian OTucr sup
Elemental return August 26:
Before Judge McCuNs IL, ,,..,..
Ffomena V. Sheridan agt. sylvester Sheridan-Mouoh
granted.
sURROGATES COURT-BefOre Surrogate TUCKER
The following wills of deceased persons have
been admitted TO probate during the past week John
Young, Charles {. Walters, Augusta H. Day, nichoaa
Baer, Jesse NJ. Sands. A.,
Letters of administration have been granted on tho
following estates Philip Hazler Ann Eliza Wood teor-
eiana H. Hedden, DAVID Silver, Charles IL OHara, Abrar
Henry T. Devereux Jacob Berge, Patrick Curran Fred
arick DOster Joseph GartneT George Meredith, Sarah
Widman, Sarah Utter, Alex. Ross, Catlarine ClaIK,
Mary Bagey, Mary wyatt George Martin Timothy suii-
4. Ar. ~,
Letters of guardianship have been granted TO the foi
lowing persons Mary A. Carney, guardian OF J9nn "
Carney and Christopher Carney; Tobias D. van HoWgn
herg guardian OF William f., Ernest T., Margaret 10.
Edward W., and Mario l.. Aims; Jacob Baehr, guaOla
OF Maria Augusta Baehr; Andrew LenlaD guhruian W
VIM Louis: Michael Burke, guardian OF James ana Jonn
OerIan; T. Chite, guardian OF Margaret a. Chite'
Michael Clark guardian Of Michael and Bridget Clatk
New-York tribune., 1867-08-26

T-riah ". Carr, q sal00R proprietor, Tas saT
rotd I'm Charlestown, Mass Thursday ngnt aua is"
bed Of sl.6oQ. Aye robbers escaped.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-26
CIVIL COURTS

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT. .-IN BANKRUPTCY.
ferTed follows Petition OF Henry " Prescott Of this
city. referred 70 Register Dwght Of Henry gsccsy OF
this CITY, referred to Register KechuR and OF Thompson
Greenfield Of tins city, referred 10 Register Williams.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-26
C1ntsin and N
F0D AUCTION SALE.
zS.BNO

KIDD AUCIIUN sally.
eDsb 10000
TUNS SCRANTON COAL,
on WEDNESDAY, Aug. q, 49, 80 ,,,-
7gF DBLAwARE. IACKAWAVNA, aud WESTERN kAl2ROAD
A. ye COMPANlS SALESROON No % Eych9ugesee corner o.
WiHam-st NsH-YOrk. WEDNESDAY, August 70 al Il
oelOsk, noon,
5000 TJTNS OF FRESH MINED COAL,
from the LACEAWANNA REGIONS Of tie usual sizes deliverable at
their DEPOT RLlZABETHPORT, n. j., during the month Of
September 1861
Also At the time and pl'ce, -
IOUE Tt1SS.
deliverable al WASHINGTON. n. J.
TBRNs: PITY CENT6 PEE JN payable in cureu funds on the
- ORec ,f IN. Cou,usov JOHN BRISBIN. President
New-York tribune., 1867-08-26
SlropusaIs.
UNITED STATES ESGrsEER's OygloE,

UyITYp STATEs EvGsEERs OFPioEl
DAVENPORT. Iowa. July a. 1854 }
IMPROVEMENT OF THE DES MONIES
u RAPIDS or THE MISSISSIPPI RTYERSEALkD PROPOSALS.,
IN duplicate will he received this oce until u n WEDhESDAi
September for e1cayang the Esn and constructing The en-
Mississippi River q the Des Mones Rapids - IL
onehal miles long
Nashville Keokuk Iowa The width at the water surface INSIDE
three bunded feet IN embaukmen aud go 1.-TWO
deep eIcayste from the Of the canal TO be used
building mbaTknert The latter ng the greater part oi
300 hudTei feet from the lows shore
the bottom OF the canal viii hsy slope
Of lone and onehs inches 70 the nile The embahknen DC
b Of esrt csy and rock teal feet se top including
the rprAp covering be Fo feet shove nigh water marx WIN
sope OF lone half lionel vertical Inc erage
thickness c The rrsp protection TO be p tao and one ha ee on he
iver side two feet the canal side and fue foot on top
an nopoous must state price which each and ever kind OF
specified the proposal to be done and no DID vi" DC
that Is definite in this respect 1900,
The Government The right TO reject and al bids
nt copr OF this be attached 70 each proposal
Esch bid must contain written printed guaranty signed V TWO "
sponsble persons - o., ,--.- IL, -.
furnished q this oIce application.
me ce or prices viii be considered including The
eIpene furnishing all tie materials an performing al The work.
according plans specifications exhibited a. tie letting
estlmated 42tbj,J15 NH on
sIiveirh thousand hundred anil vye The amount Ppo
pste Congress S70O0O seven hundred hoand Goathe
contract eau ony be made 10 this amount
the done W
furnished al the contract thereof will be reserved Until The whole
work which the subject OF ooutTact shall be entirely comp
e5us desiring uorson obtain tie by eshng al
oce maps plans specification end form Of contract can oe
Proposals mu, be nd rd uuaer.gcj spi should be in
dod Proposals for work tie improvement q ,h D, Ans'
Raplds" - =, ) H. "IiiTGOH'
New-York tribune., 1867-08-26

MINIATURE ALMANAC
0:i2 Mo0n Ees...... 20l
HiGH wATEK
Ssudy Hook. SOL Island. SIS! Hell Gae.... Ii52
New-York tribune., 1867-08-26
Slurt GlarOm's Snutitr.

STATE oP NEw.YoKE1.-
PoRT.WARpENs OFPIcH, No. 23 WillamsI
NOTICE is hereby given, IN accordance with
~ Section passed April a. 1887 entitled An Act 70
the Wsrns Port Of Newiork 20 az persons
Interested in having charge Of the subject matter OF lcA mq
sIsmnuon or a following vessels under ern
ton bV the that the said
completed within ne1t succeeding ils nouee Oh eo@ s~
Vessels;
steamship
Steamship Uu0n.
Atalanta
Corielia..
Br Walham..
1OiumbiA.
MINTHORNE TOMPKlNS, President
Args HERMAN. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-26
Gbantss for Business GLEN.

A VALUABLE SLATE QUARRY near Char
N lOtlsse Va 20 psy cleared tisEe hsASy un.osr
ahounds il best quality AM 20 purple eAe e
Tns are opened worked b proEt dan sood % power e
mill machRev complete, accommodations Tor ~ Als u
sprninF company private eDCrpuse te easy JAQlhs NO
S6 Broadway.
XTALUABLE PAPER-M MILL for SALE-Near
PennWi convenience machine engine ahu
power make 2OC D paper daily tue srng TSef ~ ae
land and Great bargain Aiircss W A. l.
fI0ITTNER I'D sale Lands Hosse Farms IN
All sections Of STATE aid baltimore cts.
6hIn nnn-WANTED for ninety days, on
oD IU.OtJO good securtr tines the amonut, for
Witch legal rate of interest and $500 bonus vii BE- p Address
SAFETY Box No l62 Trbune OGce.
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S1larblt gtIanitIs.

almbIt 9lunttls.
MARBLE MANTELS.-The best place in the
WI city to purchase Marble Ma7tels Of the latest design very o~
uces Al KIABERS Marble Works No 49, Bast bgheenthsI
near n y MAntes put in the country Cut ths oat
NEARBLEIZED SLATE MANTELS-Superior
WI in appearance; durable; half the price OF marble l. D.
STEWART No. GO5 SiIth ave- between 35th & JothstA
New-York tribune., 1867-08-26
HEApQrA.TKns Di.THlCT OF THE lNplAN lttLiIohf
Cwyp QrAnTghNA.IEft OTyCF I
ToKT GBsOs, {. y, August2, l0L)
TTNO CONTRACTORS

Sealed proposals IN duplicate all be- received th otc nutl u
September TO- g1, ilT aTa,sAlg g. la Called Hi
Qusrtr rrmasrrs Department
600 husas good nertartatc Com or ~ eImael1 m oA OF
Barley. per month, 10 manner ioi.ONuV:
bushels be delivered A. fot Gibson G. n montHf.
bushels he delivered a. Port ArhucLe g. " toltuT
900 bushels be- delivered lhTihrds Ranch monthly.
5Ol bushels 10 North Fork Greek Nation, oatly
praposs mu succf the tu1 ard quality p mouth
the bdlrr furnish whether IN saeAs or oiteEe std wh
charge FAM made for Toe packag and my III M h Whole
on an ouaty r. ured eilef s ~ the ah0e udu plceA
Bach bd must accompanied hy good sld sheu gntffrie
nom responsible parties seitnr f1rth that 10 tfe event col e j.
awarded they will eyc ample toud aud ssnrU tr the i tef-
The oycrument reserves tsslithe night oeag all lids
received a.,
All deliveries Of grain made under contract Nbeh may he
awarded be sle ugd Inspection By az olce1 oG Asr aP
pointed on thc part Of The Unite- Stnies.
Ors o. BarLy" and addressed % the unders g1cd
pavueut BE- nde Government fuis monthly or es soon
thereafter money shall have been received for tla parpos
B are invited and earnestly requested O e i he oFetng
A. s. KIMBALL, taptsin sal A. Y. VI u. s. 5
CHEF Qulremssef District J. T.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-26
EW.-Y0RK and NEW -HAYEN RAILROAD.
Passenger Station EewYork TweBtseeutht and Fol
ave Eptrarce OF TwentF- -scveuth-St

TRAINS JgAvR NRw-YoRK;
f0f hesHsven ana Bridgeport, 100 500 (kLl lid m Zo
Ok, $50 tkIl. 3l, 40 and 100 (R1) p N. -. -.
O. n. 345, A30pm
Fo gorask 100 400 nI 900 I30A n l2l5 CEL 400 (ELL
al5 so (sk.l $50. 800 tkI.l p m
For Dsren, 100 900, ll.s m. as, 430, $50
FoY Stamrl GO BI i3D H. l2l5 (RI) AIS 100
CRIl, 345, 40 (ET) a. 80. 63O 900 (EIl p m -,
Fo Fic and ineBeAe stations 100 800 lilo m I'D
w. WV CONNECTING TRAINS
yor RostOt yis Springfield eCC a {E5 400 (RHh aoopm
For Hartford aHd Springfield zoo tEL6 Zla 100 Lh 600
I.
hea n. Northampton
1878 800. 30 o. m.
Fof Canal Railroad y 70 W 20 NORTHAMPTON
FoI Ha0 -atofic Railroad r0a No., 200 D.
Do. Ngugrfrrs Tarost sH o. Dr.. 3fo r n
.aasa.y Il4iusll lIy sVO a. M 50 IA
''-''''-' S'ss'NE N-'' JAMES L. HoYT sapt
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and FLUSHING RAILROAD.-

~ SUMNER ARRANGEMENT oousaeneng June 3 leGI-Leaye
Hunters Port 6;loA f725 $50 '9'D mi lzD
m. 2.sO n H.; !. H.; $50 1880 6l5
Sundays ESQ 'lO Glo Ihrouh to Great Neck
Port NEshn returning
73 M; $50 Iueosy and SATURDAY nights
EItrs trains Flushing u Hunters Point st i2lS m
I,,atg seve ThylOuh fifteen
-. /. C. NORHkS Super ntcndent
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SAILS bp Sutton.

Salts By 9ntiloH
A NJ MrRvp Aacaoaesr.
RY BANGS, MERWlN q Co: ai,' Broaaway 95ySa. coz Rs
I'D ft-st-Sars Of Eooss Worss Of Art f.ne, oo-
DOOK TRADE SALE ROOMS, sTTRtrStaA Min ~ =
- HALL 4,'5 F' end bsLa Ls,ai CiIstosae SoLR
EROM GOVERNMENT AUCTION SALE Oh
A's"U PoR SALE VERY low
$oN RtnBfR BtANKE stl PoNCHoS
30D0 KNIT Sl'IErs and DltANhtN ,,rrre
600 GREAT CoaIi Az sE% siS' Coos.
FiaSS .aS e. : Sra 81 Soi f9 Frdsl 'ila r.5e1ia Pa
OT77rT or As5isI lyT tr Ess&srss ~ G1SEs4t' =, ~
No u srsrEs.. 6sv YoEE oIl Ansq', i u WI IssI. ~
Ns,i IN In st public auction Fort slsvOrih New York
Hor on a6SbAl ls 25l Il o'clock m tie following
P'FSSB fosr barrel. rf.,l each g os2s,ssa o,,,,
Tao Mes Roonls and k tshsHs each 9~sr@|A
0ns 0ns 2oSSis 2o.ps Isguirr Ijaairi5-
T1S Tsm, SG Of ssir 5 on rendition oa,ap.s M e auoqeer
"''''Ri RUFJS ISa4LLs B, asorGeu and A.ss ON Gen
O.1oE AIS, cLoTHiso AsD EaUPgAsr,
large SALE OF PUBLIC PROPERTY.1
IL WI be sod rlhc Auction he Depot g ATly SnSs , 81 5 G
efSs,',gF e. rs5 3aeas ,, & si 4 , S t % .i Eqaipsge.
7so1 great cont Q.o'mes.9
300 90 S'i'sa ',i sais =. and .:sss. l5las,
sIli S.iio-n ,D'ior iocs coat-
900 gaioria ja,Ee'a
Bt.l veteran jacheA
3l Knit jackets
1890 lined slcE costs
CC2l2uIlnei coats
1000.
6u0 stable irncS-
%
lest stocks.
W0rsd haslcs.
Pair BoCts
s Pa lFeo.nen'si.
1000 r (HOrscmeu'sh
5.pO HaveTsacks.
50Wo huapsaChs.
5000 Rubuer blankets
6359) WooleG Blankets
20Oo PckAN,s
$500 I1ck-AS Handles ,-,--
These articles arr an new great Inducements 20 dealers
throughout the country ,, ~ I'D. a. . -. 49,, .nl
se sample De e depot within ten days OF sale
and cat .l0gucs bad. A., .,.h.,.... N.
TeBsCash Government f. ten per cent down he balance De o
be within
her the uuer Of purchase and OF the tea per cent
1'f JOHN z. RODGERS,
Captain and A.ittrT St'r-seeler, u ; AHL.
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I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD-SUMMER AR
II RAEGRMEET.- JaHess slip, n y, 730 N Mall
M Gfsebpor vay stations l0s byosse HeksVie
Glen Express rein for 6reenpott
Syossett Glen Cove Hampstead aud all Ws stations 3iS "a
North Lip Glen Cove Heapad ard Way Stations, SUNDAY Eiel
sion ami WAY leaves Hunters Point s:O
a lt Hunters Point at 6:$5 D.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-26
HUDSON RIYER AND HARLEM RAIL-

And popoone reduction to all intermediate points aud stations We
from Buffalo
so aud baggage checked the oGcs No 900 WessL. OIL
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DECISIONS.

Woodruff ct al. agt. Valentine ct al. Teed
ct AL agt Valentine ct aTho defendants entitled 10
judgment. See opinion.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-26
NEW ROUTE BETWEEN
NEW.Y YORK AND II O T 0 N +,
BRISTOI., r.. I.
DEOPLEv TiNE Of n STEAMBOATS,. 5fi

The magnificent steamers Of t ~ the 81 JOHN sHi DREW
ntsy (subdays eIere ss6 oooek connecting albany sb
roads 70 al stations West and hoItf
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