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New-York tribune., 1867-07-30
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IMPORTANT TO ORAILWAY TRAVELLERS
APPLRTONS RAILWAY GUIDE contains One Hundred Halfway
Time Tables Of the United States and
CaaalaS TOURIST GUIpk " the watering places
spdngs &c. Por sale eterTwhsre
.N0NTINENTAL LINE of STEAMERS. ..a
,HEW-YORR TO PROVIDENCE AND
'r BOSTON.
Yrssht PRovBxScs, BoToS LOWELL NASHUA woEc1
ssa Lawascs MAEcHsstEs COxcORD wOOSsOsKET rAUSrOS
Ffoasvzs and
\, ALL PARTS OF NEW-ENGLAND,
ssssssag PRODxxcs With the Boston and Providence and PO'
lsses and worceHeE Railroads
Goods are great dspach and carefully handled
= RATRs ARE ALWAYS Low.
LsayinE Pier North River al TUESDAYS. THURS
oAYa SATURDAYS Providence foo. Of Deest al
rUEsDArs THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS. FOriuAsrpar
rars rates ke apply the once Pier Nc % North River
T. PHILLIPS. Agent,
"a B. BUFPUM. Providence. r. l.
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SOD AUCTION SALE.
Excursions.

A HOY! FOR ROCKAWAY.-The Steamer
AfoRT R0TAL every Gay from wsIz'n,ss North Riis5
SEASIDE Gase Eds House each Blaehsb
81 ~ bathing. elan bAI dail5.
nITIY EXCURSIONS to GLEN COVE and
~ ROsIYN laDAag a. WhesOne Bayfss Dock. Great keek
nas Poist MottS Dsd and Gen Wood On and amer MONpAi
noe he steamer ARR0TS1iIT Capt Auee viii leave Peek
River ever a. sS for the ABOVE an0
aga Returning viii esyv Roslyn a. 81" p m
New-York tribune., 1867-07-30

Tur CANAL FRAUDs.--Mr. Wm. w. Creep,
ador At ghe Syracuse Courier and Standard tho Demo
cratic organ at that place denies that he ever receives
q 900 from canal officials 10 stop an expose he was
New-York tribune., 1867-07-30

II is stated that in Attleborough, Mass, VIII
population OF 1000, not death occurred pSs SVI
n Luna ---------.-
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Btmiistru.

COTTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION origi-
ssea tbs sgSsthee Of Diou e g edmihisiss IA tSs
most approved By medical pgofeson 40 nothing bt kX
IhACr TEETH and they certainly DO WITHOUT PAINS
New-York tribune., 1867-07-30

cOMMkAC ACING JuSB o 1867
Passenger station ro corner Fourth
ave Entruucs on Twcni7 sv'enttst
TRAINS LEAVE YBw.YoRK:
For FeS Haven and Bridgeport. 100 800 tEL lJ) nj RD
OIL 3D tRIl 40 40 and 400 (EI) p m. - -, "a
Fef nioFe ssai0e FAirAsh Southport and "es'po h iL"
fo Eoi@si H. 20 90 Cr) 800 isoa n p1s E1 400 CE1l
Tor DSrisn los 500 iis9 :. n n as 40. s,Op M
For stamford 1so aoc kIl 800 ll0a N 1918 ELL 25 100
For Cresnsie and iBteFneae 100 300 llJO 2lS
~ ~ ~ CONNECTING TRAINS
Por Boston via stOrc Line IliS (Er J. 40 p m
fo Hartford and Springfield 800 (RI6 RlS 400 EGh 500
Per Connecticut River Railroad aOsA ELl I2i5p Mon
Foi Hartford Prsrdsnce and FsaL Railroad EI) an Il5
Por Nsvysn SssLOrdOn su s.oningOu Railroad at 800 N,
POf Canal Raiirosd, IL IS ,. N. 10 Northampton
For heasstOns Railroad soo n., 50Pm ..
Danbury snd Horwsh RSrssd zoo. 300 o l3op N
cOEUssns Sleeping Cars attached to coo ,nt N tr1s now e.
NORTHERN r. r. OF N.,J.-Trains leave
s ~ . s.ss % 4os ssIis f s
NEW -YORKand FLUSHING RAILROAD
1N SUMMER ARR1EGEMEET commencing June = l9eT-Leaye
sSs';f; SSS s 5;s s. . $50 p $50 ,S 81 Iss '% s!J % @
ssadiy az n 'ic:ig nj s,ioRa Srsusb to Great Neck
~ s.ses saa Pcs wa.hgsn IarulsS
Esirs ss Leave iIusahs a. ii p r. al HIS a m
.s s' leave Jsns every half Assr v6ss sTsg sssn
RRADiSo AsD.coL LUNsIA RAILRoAD CoTSAsY,]
scyrEISTEsDEsrs OYylcG, COLUMBIA, Pc, Nay O. 1881 J
REApING and COLUMBIA RAILROAD.
.i i::. s. s1s Ssssas 4 h.ss :.ss % f
aneae Anc Columbia arriving Lsscsster tad c0la@bia "S'
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60 dalhom Il mag GOHtTn
nETECTIVE..Rec the letters. Return
~ within - d.ys.
ILAsTIC SPONGE MANUFACTURING
E coHpsNY sotoe ~ and Others ha.ttess
@ ana Furniture dealers & country VIII please ke aOc
% ,s.nt M w. GOODEL, pthe onP party authorized
oA local ss.seies sale VI goods A. STRONG
Secretary and Treasurer. No IL ChsSt
CAN'T GO TO THE COUNTRY
hN Well 90 read THE PALL OF FORT su4IrER."
TyHF PARTIES inquiring for Mr.. SHER.
Woon Ia Walker asl other places can obtain nforsa!Oa By
addressing W. Bor Ne 3eig Postones
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cnrrnr cALENpAR-rHIs DAY

SUPREME C0URT--CHAsBsRs-LSoSAhn. :, sorsnt
39n n Yave, EiseSater noias 81 Wooduorth
S.L - ,oa Iosbsr "a nj agt LaAemar
us-Shaer Hall Quarry Co ie"-ATi ~
agL Wetm0re
lo-Joseph et al at Bnsco. r. "a, TENN -6RossJ
hAhienl ctro.s 2Is-Noan sgt bark
509-Csrveho Ny otee'i~"~ 2l9-fInl~J sgt CobGra
2iO-tinne sst "ooos I2p-McLaugkiin agt hallans
2il-behninz see uIo,ss 12l-Keeley sgt Evans
1i2-Hosman Es ns1"S'''' 573-TertI sgt. Obersky
uJ-Clark a5I 1oyLhis 324-faLIor Egt Crary.
SI5-MOlitor sgf Noomsn -Innss 80 Pelv
aIs-Bsrnham Tea Byce sse y So tsSe-Y.
g1-IIurlbsek Tie Dei Lao. NJ. DsILSIn
W.R H. lA@"-nSe'" ~" 0e""-'N
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s'1' & ~ is.u ..nis Ia..a ....I.lA
-HT..L1 Fn
New-York tribune., 1867-07-30

Hgurblt' flant'ls.
NTARBlE Manifested lANTELS on
N o. yle tsnd Guay use NJ ?. ,a S hs nsI
i5l R.st Hshtesnth sI near rbid.ye n y co, tbs out
MARBLETZED SLATE MAMIE Superior
SIxE1kI, IN aQb Exs sss, lsxsa ,'tetEiAkA
New-York tribune., 1867-07-30
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS oFFIcE-Befcrt
-.l- nj Commissioner OSBORN

Und States Davis lanes Ibo@ss and IhSpss
The defendants, seamen on board OF the siiIp
CaTavan her late passa from New Orleans
charged with dangerous assault upon t'o eeool.u
Hayre by the United States Consul there and I'VE othe
members of the crew, also sent as witnesses ZOE s
Government. - 4. -. fl..I. ell. -. & .L.i-xra
The points relied on by the defense were that defend
were identified clearly as the assaiia nts aeo
that they were the conduct OF the second nate
to the.erew generally. and especially 20 defendants VIZ
of cruel and atrocOus nature 10 Justify the asai
From the testimony of these witnesses 10 Would seem
that Coin the second mate In the habit OF
the generally including the witnesses IN the nost
cruel manner; kicking them king them down, orclna
Of the crow TO ndocently expose their persons
the most disgusting manner, forced others 20 allow h
to d0Around the decks their backs calling the creW
generally by the foul OpprObrious names c e
The further examination was tnen adjourned 10 tha
afternoon. -..f .f - s.,. =
Deputy United States District Attorney Ethan Allen fe
United states; John NJ. Staples for defendants
New-York tribune., 1867-07-30
NEW ROUTE -
NEWLY YORK AND b o II o N,
Br. VIA
b1tIb 4 NFI1, n. H
THB EARRAGAEsET STEAMSHIP COMPANY

sRoVTbkNSSR Sag@ es.s s'aA 81 S pssIISs ssT5S ''a
IH ssgn~see Long Island sound MoNDAr June y ey
PIRR 40 NORTH NV BR Of Canast (Sejo!ning
basy Perl RYBRr AFTERNOON tSandays sxeepte o'clock
BFs1sl with the Boston ProdsBcs Rsol reaching
WITH rsiToad Fds other r0uisanee
Al, y niles-time, l} boarA
Thsss largest sarncbes and elegant
fesd Americas Of o0 burtben sRgtue 800 horse
oreaghy ssagong all respects sted The substantial
NnRsE, With wEegh eOmpaTt<hts guAre boilers below
eei sad With iOF cansort and safety.
In As sod ef their SteROo Aad extent and sndOT
ns. aeeemmeaona eJ unsaasssd and IN lhe strength Of
\ fleF knla. fkily eqaAi 10 SteamsIs .'.
ID stsOoms secured tsksiso and freight made
= Ne once Of tbs Company On ihe pisF IN Nsvfork
1NREAT REDUCTION in First Glass FARE
IN WlfST NORTH, RASr, via HRW-YORK CENTRAL
fORTIIERR RAILa0ADs and TROY LINE oP STEAMERS from
% RIVER foot 81 Spring ,dziy att Saturdays
New-York tribune., 1867-07-30

,sasN -f 11rr irr---r.-T ed rf'f TsfIr'' g17 'or
err f.il1IsIdfa I. ..sra1 .faslIfsa a 5.n .li lla
s.1a hc. -..1.lF .laq lIaal4 a.l .sl .. b. -lo.
New-York tribune., 1867-07-30
tGSOIZEIE

orSar Ia allow further time the Government 70 obtain
efdavits to meet the moving afdayts on the partAl
the defendans, it not that for the ress0ns rst
stated the attac Dent must stand u the oppcTtpnit
is aorfsd tothe GOvermneftt 10 bring tho oie 70 1is
sanne5G G Courtney United states District Attorney
for the United statee: Charles A. Whitehead fcf ds
: V''''''' "a IN BANKRUPTCY
3 Petitions in bankruptcy were hled Dy mOrw
mere. Cegswell the firm OF Geo w BARR al ailo oes
New-York tribune., 1867-07-30


Tssiss sod and baggage OsOs ws. or Ou
g[r0R HARTF 0RD-Stoppin at an points on
szsa sssmss Rse0RT Capt Peses an W. W. corr
tspi leaves daily naa5s sIsspdj Per H. foot u
AiSaayl ct hssufnne leaves Hartford from ChApu whm
sssss4 Fsrs 81 sksrSs Ssr BERTH Mails snd stats
kTf0R NEWBURGH, WEST POINT. POUCH
gT KRKTsIR RoND0rT. and KINGSTON sasT at cc1senSs
|Eooa Corn~au Hs<H1sbuzyh aaa Mi.en. Ths
n sTRAhkR MANY POWELL
ftasas Desbrosses-si sTsq shsrsOoh st $40 oeoek
NOR STN{S SING. LANDlNC AT YONKERN
~ HAsrIX0s D0bBs FBRRY. IRyIAGToN AHp rARRYToWE
keAILY (sanaay szpfs6 steamer SsNkhAL sED9wicK
sS Ne o. sstHArreBt a. AaS N Rssarurs Leaves ssg
f a $40 hn4ns as aeo'@ Fissh sA'n Nr al 4s above
IE0R Newburgh, Ponghkeepsie and Rondout
~ f,sy.. siE Jxk BALDWIN Nes WED sIaHL sr TioS
0sEETL 90 Tsss. TSs1s sad sst soa ioos Hssoast,
kHARATOGA, RUTLAND. BUFFALO, SUS-
~ iHFsIoS BRiDQEa N0CNT MANSPIED s0A wHITR
BUhLs6ToS .sa q Rss.sS RSS,. ES''S "a I'd S.ss w;s
EN y ssa snsF Mar "a leave DsssIos.sss ~ 70 .aA
@ Seh 4 ats1s br Ananf hsSsE lcnssi' p c.s c.ss,
e.s - Hssa ~ uy 6nseepg Al Athsas Dspo. e se tram
- ne hesYsk Csae aD4 RsseAss sadharssoas hnny.e va
sas.eI w Abany aDd b0sasAsans Rarod q SsssSe 90
- y Essss. rSa sEss q, hOHiEssinsI E''urHias WI
&UMMER ARRANGEMENT White.
So ssYs, Dess Great Nk sssd Pelnt SLES COVE Nova
s -. ssS kSsy o. sg a WLpkESDA & Asy % s
- Ne ~ tPssk slg Daily, s..asy. eIsopted at p '
es .ees. ss1ss 1lses. No kssvy frszhi Ieeeyed
EOR NEW HAVEN, HARTFORD, WHITE
q Ae-RAkk Ons Dollar s,samsn leave Pock sHp
F~e1e,Asshs e Jib Asi q n. esabseLps yth kAbS0s
New-York tribune., 1867-07-30

=.
II ROADS-0n and afer MONDAY. April ID 1857, trains iot
Albany sad Toy connecting with Northern an Western trains Vii
leave Hes York ~ iellews
Hudson River Railroad Thfie'hs ani
through and Suspension Bridge without chanyc
Bd connecting Troy Sith trains for Saratoga Rutland Burng
ton. sudthe North
1880 M EIpress via Harlem Railroad TveutysIh and
Yorfve connecting Chatham with Western Railroad for Lebanon
S1tags fs6A & Albany st Western tlaias and at Troy with
traius RutlAnd, Burlington, and the North
train Hudson River Railroad connecting AZ Albany
$50 m RTuIess train vTfuason River R,rsa connecting
Albany trains and Troy with trains for Montreal VITA
sleeping attached.
l4s N Express via Harlem Railroad connecting a Chatham
wesierp Railroad for Lebanon spnnFs Ped 6e aud at Al
tTanA Sleep.ng attached 81 Albany
Hudson River Rai)af with sleeping
ssch through Buffalo and Suspension Bridge without ehan9
sleeping day Sturrs attached from
New ork through = Ogdnsng With change Rome W and
Railroad Connection Troy viii be made East Albany ILs tram
will Sundays .
m m Train Hudson BveT Railroad with sleeping attached
connecting Albany Eh trains for Buaso AM Saenaon Bridge
with Cor Saratoga AM poiuts NORTH TA train VIII
SundsJE
10 Poughfrepds zaons leavsg NeEYork al
m Returning POughkeepss S:iS arriving IN hs"forE
Aso Sunday train Harlem Railroad ayiag Po-yseconS at
Msron $40 Returning leave Miller
ton al 10 m arriving NeH.iork at 1890 a. m .
n Viee.pr dent
New-York tribune., 1867-07-30

MINIATURE ALMANAC
s,r pb.. asa sun 1:l8
wlTxh THis DAi
s.,A, uoaL Gov sIsanL.. 1850 Hell Gse,.,' sO
New-York tribune., 1867-07-30

DEPUfY QUARrHRNAsrERGES ESgRAL's OFPlCE
BtbTnoRH, Nd Iny u 1907.
GALE OF GOVERNMENT NESSEI.-PRQ-
u foSALs yitsd and win Be eesiss By the unersnea At tss
a. of sdeWAoc COSMOPOLITAN beonsng TO The
1alsd State aud lying 81 Psrdys wharf South Balinr
- 20 '.--...-l = : ID. STEWART van FllBr,
Deputy O d. General u. s. A.
New-York tribune., 1867-07-30

I ONG ISLAND RAILR0AD-SUMMER AR
RANGEMENT Leaves JaMsss Slip, n. T.. 5.D q Mail
1run for Gresnport and stations Oa Syosei Heksvie
epstead CoYe p Express an Tor GrefnPgrt
n. syose Gsa Core enpsead sgi all WAY stations sy M
North Isp Hampstead WAY stston SUNDAY bEeur
sion Train way stations leaves Hunters Point a. $3.50
retaining arrive. - Hunters Point q G:l5 }.
NEW YORK and NEW-HAYEN RAILROAD.
1851 SUMMER ARRANGEMENT B5L
COMAkACINO JUNK D. l3J.
Passenger station os corner Twenty ysevr,s and Fourth
New-York tribune., 1867-07-30
cu,uprns-By Mr. Justice CLERKE
, -. ii o1t Whitney et al-Order s,

BY LEONARD, j. -.
rs,nes y Cummings agt. James Gordon ett.-Thc
answer Is definite and certain II asserts fact buad
as the libel II not full Justification the plaintiff can
demur The motion is denied with $40 costs 20 abide the
event L.. ID
New-York tribune., 1867-07-30

t'OR NEW HAVEN, HARTFORD, WHITE
nOghIAiss kePARK One Dollar s,ssmsn leave Pock sHn
1e1sAssh' ssb as1 u n. esapssIips yuh HsAs's
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LumDeI-yHrd and Builders NaretoomI
---JooI, sash and Venetian Shutttr
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Hientninc Rods.

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L 81 SEYMOUR, snle agents Iot ~ ~ L0gls'
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We shall keep full supply on h'uN
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Retween Poydras and OE 49, lrlesD~
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Timber Of every description. Also, Paints
Oils, Glass, Nails, Locks, Hinges aud Screws
Persons about to erect or make alterations
their buildings or stores, in city or country, G
be supplied with all the carpenter work ready
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Reference given in any neighborhood, il De
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our Book on Building, containin- ~ i'u-
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THE NEW TAX LAW.
How Internal Revenue In TO be
Collected this Year.

Official Instructions from Commissioner
Rollins
The amended internal Revenue Law is
nov in operation, and the following in
structions to the assessors. issued by Com
missioner Rollins, will serve as useful guides
to tax payers:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or INTERNAL REVENUE,
Washington, March 9, 1867
1t is provided by the act OF March ?, lS67,
"that all acts in relation to the assessment,
return, collection and payment of the income
tax special tax, and other animal taxes
heretofore by law required to be performed
in the month of May shall hereafter be per
formed on the corresponding days in the
month of March in each year; all acts re-
CURED to be performed in the month of June
in relation to the collection, return and pay.
ment of said taxes, shall hereafter be per
formed on the corresponding days of the
month of April of each year"
All special taxes are to be reckoned. as
heretofore, from the first day of MAY, OF from
the time of commencing the business sub
ject to tax, to the first day of May following
although tue time of assessment is changed
as above stated.
1t is also provided that the taxes on the
income for the year 1866 shall DO levied Oh
the day this act takes effect
The following instructions should be OBJ
served in the assessment of she annual taxes
of 1867. They have been prepared and
printed to answer the questions which have
been most frequently presented by revenue
officers ia their letters to the commissioner
Particular attention is directed To the
modification Of the rules observed in the
last annual assessment.
Assessors should instruct their assistants
to call personally upon those who have not
returned their income as required by law
If any person is not at home, the notice OF
the back of form twenty -four should be filed
out, and the blank left. This being done, II
becomes the duty of the tax payer to seeB
the assistant assessor and deliver his return
L. A. ROLLINS, Commissioner
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ac,Ur' Inc uesii relnaiAeu, Ve -,
nunn asia ya"ison, ~ = Vue o"o, u'au u
az me W so'ly, J,ss peAaSe DC seeu Tue
peas' oql,siiiar'eu nm y. ~ Tue sPooh pusi,
sess. ! heath sunni IKE quack quack
uo"n IN 'ne po~eis o'e 'ne inor'a,' ah
a .neh M Weh' on an 50 uiu lhe u .e',
nar'i pe peace ~ hei Nv Iur awnile' Il Tue
uesii Ain on,y Ae,cn "enuil an iecoh-
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i: iqi ne ias pno' au pu. nie 9 uTmn
ms guu, ~. IN VI pess.n natu' oel NC
yu mus 20, 'ne piosPer'Iy owe my A'n9,
uohi uouianS eua' hun,n hasiu .he siheii
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tn ketch him at SIGH an ornary trick, an
he's bin helpin roll hell roun in order
ly way ever since the French Revolution.
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gun roared an l wakened. Now what
o oL . poh I was .ne mater ST.; VIII me WY
~ s,, IT, I Eva "aie uyin , ms uulnues'
stn,p 'a aed ID iuu. ,oI' oiapooa'u over Ivy
SUN ssu.n, 'e ~ ne ~au'eu nn1 " .. ousen us
p pas..i' aiore ne snus 'ne saie Sor 'ne
n - VT Wei S"ea'l" oriu'' oeors''
p'i'e so.;0, olnai ho,r,, ,.,
IN 'p''oi "isn T, l ma, iiau ureanieu oh
to foun out what had become owe ole
Thad arter he wer shot out owe hell.
Hit' sorter iniur his stapdin. wont hit.
as he roams throu nothin forever? I be-
l,eVe II ia peen him' ia rather staid
,nar VIII my she Niger Been hard on
eer tnouSh' poor devil an a little too good
ior hlm' Ant boss on skeery
creams
Old lodv no booLmor>- .sRrt tboso
hacks are dangerous. You never know
who rides in them. We might get
the small pox."
you've no cause to be afeared of my
coach, mum, for I've 'ad the hind wheels
"accinateu, ana IL tooS peauulul'
AN Eastern paper SAYS The old Penn
mansion, in Philadelphia, was built so
strongly that it is found impossible to
take it apart for removal. Unlike the
modern building in New York. where
man sneezed violently and the whole OF
one end cropped out Inc "one cad
Oh WHICH, 'he mousse OF the man I
An old lady being asked to subscribe
for newspaper, declined on the ground
that when she wanted news she manu-
featured it herself.
an
Na nie luz .ao negroes eleG.ea 70 e9 ae,
IF SO what pulling and tearing Of cans
be among strong-mined women
Well, it will be great thing for the
milliners!
TN noe,;nc or;ons ~, nood,o !,
the month balf in and bolf ont Tha
needle attracts the oily juice of the bulb,
and any number may be peeled with
out affecting the eyes.
A nerso, wbo bo. t,Lo, no;,. . -
an,;na tho rsoords ' s Sa pa, Pa,n j. Ieea
s'.N ASSo'Ns1 SAHeSo eh"e III lOotJ