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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-03-18

AutGls.
SPEMGERZ HOuSE-

PkRRERSRURCs, W. VA.
CHARLES JAMES DAILY FROM THE
" "GlAieS Il otel." Oakland, Md, has leased
the above smed Hotel and respectfully So
ncits the patronage of the travelling COM
munity. He Will be assisted hy his father, Mr.
John Daily except during the Summer
months, when he will be found at his old
place, Oakland feblS-2md
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-03-18

Thad. stevens, Chas. Sumner, John
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-03-18

hands, with nothing in them,) saying:
Save usi patriots and kinsmen, from
the hands of the merciless Jacobin J
Then will we help thee and thine to
places ofpower, and once more restore
national legislature worthy of Kul-
hoon and the galoTious pastr'
Stand out and strip, Mr.. John Nor
New-York tribune., 1867-06-08
IL IRRIED

BOLTwO0D-yAN HOBSBN-In Casticton N Y on Wednesday
June the Reformed Dutch Chnr,h b. the Rev L. sunsnce
Thomas X BoIwooi Of Amherst Mass, u Matilda dausts OF JeFs
mah W. Van lioesen. esq Of CaseOn.
BROWNBLI-JBNKNSln BROOKLYN THURSDAY g. 1851 a,
III, residence OF the brides paren by the Rev w. W. Hicks willis
L. Drowueu o Anna l.. Jeakius, al Of Brooklyn.
-MRREDITHOn THURSDAY, June G, ST. James Church
Philadelphia by the Rev DR. Morton J. Montgomery Hare o New
York Mary Enen danshter Of the t j. Dnuie Meredith
LAWRBNCB-BATEMAEAt Christ Church June 1861 by td Rev
Partridge Frank Lawrence Harriet, eldest daughter
Benz. Baenan, esq. all of Brooklyn, L. y.
LEGALLRZ-GREBEOn Tuesav MAY 81 Albany. bv tbe Rev
Bayt1n 3 T. g. LeGsel 90 Miss Eliza H. Green Of North lIade
Mas.
DISQUALIFICATION THURSDAY June g. az the residence Of the
brides father by the Rev Dr. Simu Osopd Cornelius D. Oucl
70 Jane Augusta Curtis daughter Of Paul A. Curtis, all Of this city
WILBUR-PRENTISS-At Worcester Mass "Wednesday June
by the Rev Dr. SweeteT assisted b Tie Rev X Masters of Nat
y Joseph G. Wilbur Of New Brunswick. j. a. Annie
y, ctrs. daughter Of Aison Prenss, esq. No caris
wELCII-MAYHEW-I Wlmshurgh Thursday June G. bv the
Rev A. Canhc Robert Wech M Sarah NJ Mavhew daughter
late Philip $. Mayhew al OF Wiiansburgh L. No cards
WILLETS-TIrUS-On Thusy. Jlae hc residence Of the
brides father Wcsibury L. L. by Fueuis Ceremony, Jsnes vii
lets Of Mnhiset Anna H. only daughter Of Robert and May L.
Titus
wILLET-PET8RSoNAt PiilaAe2hl on weiaeslsy jane ey
Rrg p foiruan James Wle' ~ NsNlorz 20 Mary
II daughter oil t. r. Peterson Of Philadelphia.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-08

Country do 80 80; RIas 80 75aso Wheat active No l.
~ 49, No ~ IA No 81 1851 ~ Rejected ~ % Oas sre
Saisi at s'GSStG for 10 Corn dal a, s4asc ~ NO & U
bush.
I Spng Extras s9dSl 50 Wheat opened a decline 0
hnt ram sn closed nominal Tor No as 81 90 sales Of 70 q ~ 10
etZ j., Corn active decline Of 3dic, but closed dull a. 5sl
ft No and 80 BIC for No 2 sellers Oats good dn a. a
decline ~ le ses 5g0Jc for No closing dul at 5c kye
steady at an adysne Of iG sales al 81 o. 81 20 for No closing
the OUTSIDE seg steady at s for No Mess PORK
sISd ~ - La llGlS Ca.e have deciRed p qsoe sales al
= M fair TO good S,eer live Hogs are moderator ac!ise
advance of2c as 37 for Good - brtri Choice
SheP arg active a % 90 3D. Receipts go bb Of o1T lo
bush WLe lRcO1 brsb Com 5000 bush Oats lJ1J Ho5s bsp
uent 1890 bblS P0HT 9o00 bash Wheat ~ oe hash Cora
BALraoRz June LCaoa qaiet 25024 los AddHg lplsnis
tp1ee tr a prices favor lryers Demand lin BED Howard
suPcrhne Sl0 So Wheat heavy; RED ~ wa
81 oZ@ ~ 05 yellow, 81 o9@s1 n Mixed Weteu. ~ Oats
easier sales at I5UOc sugar li 00ic m Roaming ggss PRO
fjr bonded
ToLEDo June 7-Foirn n dill Wheat "a qre. Corn more a.
tive hui unchanged Oats have declined csc sales al GtG6 i,r
No l. ixi
New-York tribune., 1867-06-08

Indictment. The counsel was followed by the Hon Ros
c2e yohx,ng upon the part OF the prisoner At the con
addIessed by the Attorney General The arguments
upo b9th sides having been concluded Judge Foster
indttment against Fkins This of c9urso put an end
proceedings. and the Filkns case goes legacy TO
esIs on the Court The result while unexpected,
- rot unsatisfactory, think 10 the community at
iaree Pnbie opinion drifts unlnistakaby Filkinss
LeOpie nave no respect for the notorious LOOMS
gang whose depredatOns and cunning rendered Oneida
oothly Their residence, byword aud reprOach u was
% 70 IIS FAMILY that the murdered man belonged Many
WOd az soon believe the murder was committed BY any
olrT person that might be named Filkns But these
fikins Is fact
TUE STUYYESANT LIBEL.
yesterday at the Tombs before Justice Hogan, the
examination in the Of Birs. Catharine Louisa AIDE
lae Stuyyesant against the New-Yurk Scws Company,
on scharge OF libel, was continued. Thomas Bowran.
per OF No 2o Cherry ST. testified that he brother
lnav of Mr. Stuyyesant read the article and
zee e"S the article far regarded himself is untrue
~ every PARTICULAR has heard that Mr. Stuyyesan
cu'eehs wife OF adultery with him witness has made
an asdayt denying the charge. knew nothing OF II unt
ne aNlt IN the public prints After immateral testimony
had been given by Mr. John H. Jackson counsel for the
defens moved that the complaint dismissed for want
OF cylncc This motion was opposed by the counsel for
the Prosecution, and the further examination was ad
JVuIhel until Iuesday next at o'clock, p III.
HIGHWAY ROBBERY
On Tuesday night last gentleman named Stead
man, esiding at Flushing. while walking on the road
towan whitestone, wayloid and robbed. The high
bankf over his head pnioncd arms and then robbed
him o. his wallet, containing $50. bIr Steadman
verelybruised by his assailants.
ROBBED WHILE SLEEPING.
While Mr.. Joseph RenseauX of New Bremen. Lewis
Count sleeping in his apartment at No. 10 Greene
St, Thursday night his wallet containing Sl20 and
$1,000 stocks was stolen from beneath his head
THE HARRIsON-sT. ARSON.
determination in the case Of William H. Horton
who Salleged have fired his cotton warehouse at No
30 laris0nst. the 2}d inst, yesterday further
Adjourned TO the 18th inst.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-08
THE COMPETITORS FOR THE PRIZES.

To As Eeitgr Of TA> Irfbune
SIR: When the Hon. Horace Greeley extended his
hand TO me in reconciliation, became his friend ana
have since that period defended him by tongue and pen
am therefore, quite that no paragraph wonld ap-
-pear in THE TRIBUNE detrimental TO me, unless de
served It.
Ia your journal Of this date 9th instJ appears an
erroneous remark reference 10 my architectural de-
slRps-tat they refused place upon the Walls
hut were permitted TO lie upon the table"
This is entirely mistake, and the fact is as fooWs'
viz When took my folo the Secretary Of the Commits
sion said In effect II not the very words: Count
Joannes how can place your drawings on the walls,
x,au they are all fastened IN the folioP Irepled;
3esr the 10 remain ia the folio like the fastened leaves
of book that they may not be loose and become m1eu
with other drawings" Therefore, IL was not denial OF
walLexhibion but granting my request to let them rc-
main in folio as many others upon the several tables
thank the reviewer for his religious praise OF my beng
g,asIe "rersate" and plshed "a trintaran
compliment, in keeping with THE TRIBUNE composition
Sf my architectural design You VIII oblge Dy puOsn
ing this Respectfully.
GEORGE, THE COUNT JoASNEs,
(Prze Competitor, &c1
Gin sof Netr York, June 7, 1867.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-08

AMRICAN BIBLE SOCTTY.-The stated meeting of
the Bard of Managers was held at the Bible House,
Astorpace. on Thursday 9th inst. William WtOck. ir.,
esq. the chair. The death OF the Hon. Joseph A.
Wright Nicc-prcsidCnt. announced. Nine now
auXres recOgnized one IN each OF the States Of
Wisconsin, Michigan, Iowa, Missouri. Arkansas, Ne
hfaska and Mississippi and two In Texas Interesting
communications were received from the Rev. W 5.
Robinson, from TuehOpec. in the Creek Nation, IN re
gard printing the Scriptures In the Creek language
from Hshop Payne OF the Protestant Episcopal Mission
IN libia I'm regard 10 printing further portions OF the
Scriptures Ia the GrcbO; from MT. Thomas NJ. Nestrup.
MOnteey with encouraging account of his laborS aud
those n the c0lpOrtcurs; nom the Rev. T. kcnei, ~
ThOmR acknowledging the receipt OF books granted by
this sOdcty from the Roy Edward Kelly. Kuatau ask
ing grant OF books Tor that island; from George -.
Phelps Paris I'm regard to the book, 81 this society ~ the
Paris Exposition; from the Rev. G.. r. Wilder hoapoor
sending of his work I'm behalf of hS society
from tie Rev W. A. 7. Martin, u. D.. Pckng. IN regard
to the cuoqual Mandarin version Row being translated
and printed. and from Dr. PertZ, Berlin superintendent
OF the Royal Library returning thanks for books IN
fOrci Ian guages presented tO that library ~ his request
Numerous grants Of books were made, the WhOic number
granted being II ,2TJ volumes.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-08
E.lE.El--EZ.-ZrdEx,D
LIED.


BRAEELBYIu t's City Friday Juue Matthias DTakeey the
Iii i1ars 1i tls place on Moar afternoon o'clock
from residence Of Horace Norton Ei.on Pa The friends and
DALBOn Fniay June Mr. Eea Dale. widow Of the late Dr.
Tn, ripcs sD % Of the amir are respectfully nriei attend
10 % We,i Foryafh,i.
HALSEY-oa wrney evening Jgne Of tyPhod yer Snse NJ
vie william l. lIa.ey AMI daughter Of the late Alonzo Arord
TIE relative Friends Of the fu respectfully invited to o,.Pd At P
TIE fnaerl on saiar a5oe At 2rgs, from 'l 0'aTH o. 'As
LEGGATon Fray, June after iageTng Illness cordei wife Of
Notice Of the funeral a the evening paper
MEAREsO Friday june Of congestion Of the brain Foreac on
child q Richard sui bea Near,; aged ear and ',is' 3 ,
RON the rc,isa parcat 81 West Feeaat sunday
mLLRRAt Jr.sg CITY on "Wednesday June 5 J. Dkinsoa Miller
relatives and friends q the a are invite seni the funeral
sla s..Ir ,' are s,sooS, IS'S'if s '' oe,St e '''''
TRIMBlEAt BIS residence a Albany T. on Friday morning June
The funeral service, viii be h North Dutch Church oi
csk m The relatives and trends Of deces,' and the
ber. he 9Th Reue y NJ ami Of the Metropolitan Masonic
ruTrIo Thar,y morning G. Of heart disease Sarah wife
The f-as % ihc family arr attend the funeral at her late
dir TIE will be taken to Ne1iiaveH Tor iHeaH'
b. tie 1915 train.
wREDs S.m Coma THURSDAY June - nfI isI a., lingering e 5
Illness Mahe Weed FOR many years merchant o. 's Guy ID '
fqss1 cS1,s ON ssla % Conn % e- " Ii, relative. and d,
are respectfully invited TO attend Carases will be ~ wng the
Haven depot Tseniy..evsati-s; ami Fourhaye.
wATsoNon wednesday morning June Capt George Watson
the s3l rear gl his -, ,
f hi late resdrnc No Beach PhlAieril Al o'clock,
on Tussisy afternoon. June IL
wALCOTT-Mr. Harriet Waeoti vile Of samuel Waleo aged 3
.vears AID p days
FIichburgh. Mas papers viii please cory.
WHfTR-On Thursrv residence Of bis pir Mar
cels Hartley. aae bne Alnsss, S Pomeog White NJ D. N h
m relatives fny t fage-al TO attend
siierpn, at O'Clock ar Msonl
PreIrteran Dr. Alam) TIE remains VAL be taAen to
Iu!sin " L.. 'or iniclmeAi
ARK LODGE No % O. Of o. r.. NEwYORx Jlne : 35'-I
members OF this Lodge requested 10 attend Tie funeral o or te
Bro John H. Scver Saturday Juac az ocotS Rom MS h's
r-sdcnre. lrynstla. n j j. - HlLLAND. NeI-'N..
New-York tribune., 1867-06-08
THE WEATHER.
NV. ronK. FHddiy. June :. 1871
THE STATE or TRADE.
9, -,,xsK.pH TO rHu rErsuSH.

IorIsvlY Jane o ~ hhds Tobacco at s . '5 hgh,
LgF. to = iSy W",t pssP A. s. ar Prime Rel Corn active
go5 ,or sieel including sacks ai delivered on hc raI Dg
r. s. G' Clear SIDES ii@se packed coiioa e1! Raw WHISKY free
onLr,v. Juus lsda and lover a Of 80 o,s: 1
Low Mias ~ g, SPii m mii % ss.. ocl on hand sii7
Sgsr and Mo.suo quotations Flour y extremely gay
20! esCPf s osI s Ni 81 All Yellow loSt ls white At
~ 1o 0.ts are N ga a Gscn is in GOOD iobns demand
shoulders oc R s. l.te &C ce,s ,, qq i ,i s.g cod 5S
siene i7qsl NecYok ss a. E'1ans s % pi eco Ha. MdIlns
2 alc Receipts % bales sales Of the week Jo bales receipts
LIZ Dss n G. Iae -Coon Is dull and sales Sr, o.
Tarpene que At 'o- es, Is dae noniaa snl no & si.s &
weather is very messnen and Il has been raining since @ "
nishh vroS $ c June 7-Coson has declined ale Mling
,ses rs bales. receipts, 8j bales Receipts m the NerA'
S bses exports lsi bales stock on hand 80 bales o,s
Receipt. for weL 5 bales exports l2'i bales stock On hAn
~ ep June Tobaoeo hevy Cotton shssyy Flour as
clnng At +loa Sl r Srse Hai VI or po' ~ S 7;
Ps sS Choice Fall ~ 2odS2 So Erir4 Choice ~ 20 a SS
opp, are fner 8,os Rye declining sales at @l '@ " "
Provisions and Lard unehanseL ., a hi. Mddiiue
ArdUsrA Ga, Jane ICooni Is duii sales o. % oa''
re Ga, June 7Coton opened dali hsyy: With small
bg closed With better feeug Mddng "a 2'e Reeep
g,s be. receipts week 1904 bales exports JooO oA''
On fsSc.co June a-Four Wheat unchanged Legal Ten
as Juns 7Four du Of 900 bblG at SIS 50 for kIira
state. W s,s sopiaa sales Of 800 bush Chicago at " @ 90
An and unsettled s9,i & sys, . and Se. . wide apart
= s,no.,ible 10 give accurately oa ave que e.
al o quoted At d5 ioI NO. eseI "a sbant
gt garley is aull unchanged Mess Pork u pliss 80
Tsrl fJie Reeeu-Wheai. 1900 bush. Corn OO1 pus
H., zoo db Sh,pmens-Corr 30o00 bush OEs leo" ou'n
Pr.Iglts-about lie. n pl.,, 4. IN
,,.wsso Janr dn and unchanged h,s ro, No
hsal Mtrst contnnes quiet aud quotations are nona'
,InIs Club Inspected offered at - 30 without DpI .s
- auiai; No. Illinois heA 81 o. Oats are g t.h C.ns
sS - ses rec and nominal sales OF ,o ~
ssn on onate nominal Corn Mssi - 90 W .silas
AMI per n boId Mil Reod sssrc sn:ss az .n
sSa 15 Shipstuns al s98G go and Mdding az e. 7s
C,pa Ffeifhis dl and lower Grain O to New
-. a. ~ XeE. YORK. Lumber 50 the Hudson -
& and - 10 New YorE Railroad FregbtsFlour 20 bgston -
fnny and Schenectady Yorh BY rnl anu
- = ia1orts-io0OO busi Wheat bush corn SV us.
osfs 5ie OF Lumber Canal bfport-''''V' ~ '
\ lsi 2g7 sel Of Lamber -, What A. srmer
CxcSxsr june TFlons quiet but unchanged , :, @Sa
- 81 No Winter Rel Corn dull ana e. DE-
lie the elevators heavy and declined D. S Cooa n
= Anil AZ = ~ on the spot Whisky dull at Sc IN Rgh
All and nen Pok du Cy was ohe5ea n.coS srm
49, are 6u al 5lc for shonder aud Zoe for sds i Cissr
a., sales galI6l0l2ie for Shoulders sss rs
Mn and clear sides Lard dull at iele for Guy butter %
~. Cheese 4 dali ana unchanged Cold Eb, buynS ~. ala,
YjLHAgKAa, Jaas 1.-EsG 70 ADsi CIV RSuSs s--' :
New-York tribune., 1867-06-08
Loss OF 4 NoEwEGIAN BAnK.

QUEBEC, June The Norwegian bark Alder strrck
yesterday White Island shoal, opposite Cacand The
shin is total wreck The crew and passengers were
saved.
A BLASTING ACCIDENT.
Michael Mulhoand, Il laboring man. employed III
cxcavatng cellar Tor Henry Armstrong. in Greenbnrgh
wcstchestcr County, was badly injured on Thursday
morning from the premature discharge blast pieces
OF the rock knocking him down and brcn KING MS rght
leg c also hit In the back ana 1t is feared that hs
spine II injured.
KILLED by THE FALLING OF POST.
Yesterday afternoon Matthew Connor drove ms
truck against awning post in front OF No l1i Cherry
ST. and carried away the post, which fell on Dennis III
ford and injured HIM severely that he died soon dtel
reaching his parents abode, at No 40 Cherry-st
New-York tribune., 1867-06-08
LEGISLATIVE APPROPRIATIONS.

EIliJT V IFtollk
SIR: In your issue of this date see that the Legis
lafnre OF NewYOrk appropriated 20 religious deiomna
flonS the amount of divided as follows 10 the
Roman Catholic persuasion Sll5,i74 H. ana 10 tne Pr0,
festan and Hebrew the small sum Of g. $50 35 You VIII
greatly oblige by informing under what IIe such an
unfair distribution Is made whereby IT s made 10 appear
that minority entitled to nearly the whole OF sueh
appropriation II the parties making these requests are
actuated by political influence tas III my mind they are)
IL would be web for the people, from whose pockets the
money is drawn, to know the facts. Yours, DC,
Net0 York, june ], 1867. JUSTICE.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-08
CRIME.

THE ONEIDA COUNTY LOOMIs MURDEg-QUAsIIlNG
OF THE INDICTMENT AGAINST DEPUrY-sHEEirF
TILRINs FOR THE MURDER or GEORGE W. ".
LOOMS.
From Our Special Correspondent go.
UTICA, June c, 1861.
The trial of j. X. Filhins for the murder
OF George Washington W. LoOmis, in the town oi
sapgerheld Oneida County, upon the night OF Oct 30,
lss5 was moved Monday last az the Oneida Circuit
and over and Terminer, which assembled NJ Rome The
Hon Henry A. Foster the Justice, and > r. Jcrrod
aud II & Beares Associate Justices Distrct attorney
Iantins Attorney General Marindae, and d. G. POmeroy
for tile prosecution Fikins WAS defended by
The Hon Roscoe Conkng and j. Thomas SprisSs, esg
The Court filled with spectators seh session oi
conrt aud the veest interest mapifcsteu IN Inc pro
ce.dInrs Immediately upon District Attorney Jenkins
,noyine for the trial OF Fins last Monday MI Conkng
the psoners counsel made motion 10 set ASIDE thc IN
dictment on the ground that the same was never egay
So,.d and that the paper purp0rtinc 10 ne an eheh
waa unlaWfully obtained from the Grand jury IN PROOF
~ fhIs charge the associate counsel MI sprggs read
e aaidayifs of Grand Jurors To the effect that the am
1t ~ nrncpal witnesses were produced and read be-
1e the Grand Jury instead OF the persons themselves
hsine nroduced and sworn. An afndaVltl OF n
,,sinee,naI witness also read, setting IOftn
Rs daania1 of ever having made the andaVlt that
% read before the Grand jury The insisted
that this question OF the legay OF the ndlcmet coulu
not then he raised. They were given until iuesday
nrping 10 prepare adayts IN reply TO those read D
NJ snrfccs Upon Tuesday morning Accompaniment
Martlndae read carefully prepared paper oilk
to show that officer Fiikns pleaded 70 the n
seqaenty s9 poasp Sg4d W salsSsapsa 70 q'e'n INC
New-York tribune., 1867-06-08
ARMY GAZETTE
taPH 70 rHE TRIBUNE.

ssoaI fisu Isirr l. onocl report 70 Gen
Srreal Lieut. william IT. h-kf Is granted sftF
dars fr.1i BOB Joining hif regiment ... 81, ..-
general arer i.s4e tie Qustenars Department oi le
T61
trsrsrostst.n shall c ri by the floe- o-i; Raj fer AM
r. tr,u District of F1rdl hr Bfr Lieut. Col 8
e. Las1r rail anil transportation ID n'
District o Ahana by BTeyc Mlor John e. dr'on. az hote
r ana ocean trnsporlt District OF Georgia bT Beset
Lieut. A. Rrrnnis savannah railroad taHsfnrgn m le
District ~ t Bvct Lieut. toA j. IT, faLsA'tu 'a'''"s
frfrH Ifuf
New-York tribune., 1867-06-08

PERsoNAI--Luis casavh, Spanish Consul at sa-
vannah, and Eieut Tongue Of the I'd W. Regt bIllsh
Army are at the Clarendon Hotel Prof Watson, Can an
Ton NJ = A. is at the Fifth Avenue Hotel Inc non non
Ro6t g. selenek Ohio Is at the BRey0ors House 1en'
U GeiGer Ohio. the Hon James w. Wall, NewJeIseyi
the Hon u A Boas HarTisDurg; Col Haldenan Iehi. ~
syyana aud McNab London are at tne sL t lie
AstOr House.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-08

CATHOLIC ISsTITUTE.-A meeting Of the Proyis-
iona Directors the proposed Catholic Institute ofBrook
Iyn was held last evening, Mr. Edward ROrke In the
chair II reported that the needed $50 OO0 70
place te Institute firm basis has been subscribed II
Il understood that the object OF this movement IL The
erection OF building 60 accommodate the Catholic
Library while at the time, providing for reading
lecture and meeting rooms iot the yat4us Catholic
s0Gafis- a. fl,s ettv I..l..l
New-York tribune., 1867-06-08

The HIGHLAND CGDRTs.--Ihe cadets Of the High
land Military School of Worcester Mass, paraded
through the streets OF Brooklyn yesterday and
viewed by the Mayor and Common Council in front OF
The CITY iIa at lOS O'Clock Addresses were made
by His Honor Mayor Booth, DistrictAttoney T. d. Nor
rs aud others The drill OF the cadets showed the per-
lection OF discipline Az the close Of the exercises at the
City Hail. the company marched 10 the residence Of A.
g. Barnes osq in Cnon-ays where they were received
lin the absence OF Mr. Barnes by the Rev DR. W. j. Bud.
fngtOB. collation. and speeches followed, and the
cadets started ON their return trip last evening
New-York tribune., 1867-06-08

MERE MENTION. The Commissioners of the Sink
Fund transacted business OF public importance yester'
day Henry Hoffman. aged - years was sun-struck on
Thursdy afternoon the intersection Of Broadway and
Prnrl-.i Richard SHELTON yesterday held III 500
bail at The Jefferson Market Police Count on the charge
OF benE faro bank dealer ~ No. g. East Twelfhst
New-York tribune., 1867-06-08
One OF Che Grent Inrention..

G consider machine Of the greatest Inventions Of mod
tines We have done upon atgc and variety %
perfectly satisfied with deprived
price 1t, merits cannot think. be ersggerai by
amount ~ prlseNrs PJree Payrns GT0r H. U..0r
Gb55, $. a. CO-ftusTfs-nlenL
New-York tribune., 1867-06-08

TuR NEw HARLEM BnDGE.-Nithin few days
pa.i submarine divers have been az work laying pipes
from the pier on the Harlem side of the new bridge to the
draw The pipe j. Of cast iron. abont hlo llrle, ~,
through 10 the draw OF the bridge VIII be turned by
New-York tribune., 1867-06-08

SINGING FEsrTvAI--A musical picnic in which
A. Singing Societies Of NcwYor win participate q
announced for Monday June 10. at the foot Of sixty
thulsf East River.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-08

UNpN Pacific RAuRoAD.-The counsel IN this
City tie Union Pacific Railroad Company assure Us
that hcrc is Injunction pending aainst the said Com
pany d the character announced yesterday on the au-
thOfity OF The 81 Louis Republican,
New-York tribune., 1867-06-08

A SHAMELESS GrRL.--A young girl, aged i9 years
was arrested In Jersey City yesterday afternoon ior
bathing naked in the canal during eroau ynf ths
nelghbQGh9Qd. zIaL g. afa 4fisi e4- hAAtt- 49,
New-York tribune., 1867-06-08
TIE LANp OrrICE.
~ rElHonArn - rnE rRlnrNk.

TKIE1NAFH 10 IHL thIHI "
The Commissioner of the General Land Otice ~ IN re-
t of .s bo~e an aggregate disposal ~ - t % public
land, during ~ Nag last At the following local oh'c,
or Pals Mirue 10 Detroit Michigan 3I acres, FAILS "i
~ Cror Wisconsin The partition OF 20" M a'
aksn o under the Homestead Law ana hr r"'nl
as
New-York tribune., 1867-06-08

CnwGE or OwNERs.--A Providence paper says
that J'hn Mornssey has purchased the estate oi T. T.
Barnrm, at Bridgeport for S6JOoO
New-York tribune., 1867-06-08
The Bnrtlert scwing-,Inchine.


To impression that have been given TO Tue
public shape form OF the BARTLETT MAChA
III. same as Gibbs Machine tina; there has been
contest thereto requires these eto be stated
The United Oce issued other letters patent Tor
Sewing Machines to patents for SEW aud
useful designs Sewing achnsn one Of these patents m CIR
cuR oRN used in the Bartlett mahDe the
other Tor found that this latter fora possessed
ADVANTAGES giving greater se to me
work kc similarity Of the Bartlett patent CIRCULAR
weoH Gibbs Mr. BAErLErr therefore, being
distinct character possible In the best form to hs
machines een months adopt the Of the
long form the models to be made aud their mannfctu
begun Thy are the General 0s No 500 Broat
way Nev-York-lGasette.
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upon being superior that Of the cheap Machines
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an EXPERT. sewing pronounce the most asi perfect
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licensed by Wheeler Wilson and others their FoUR Norfos
rSnER FEED sold oow price Il gives gea satisfaction orr e
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able apprentices who before worked upon Sewing Ma
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