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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-09-13

PLANTfNa TREEs.AThe London
Builder: says that if the people plant
ing orchards would give orders to
mark the north side of the trees with
red chalk before they are taken up,
and when setout ito have the trees
put in the ground with their north
side to the north. in their natural po-
sition, larger. proportion. tits said,
would live, as ignoring this law of
nature is the cause of many trans
planted trees dying. IF the north
side be exposed to the south, the
heat of the sun IS too great for that
side of the tree to bear, therefore it
dries up and decays.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-09-13
!. PHI ". PotAND'sr(
WHITE PINE cOMP0ilND

rs NOW OFFERED TO THE Az
h ficted Throughout the country, afte
having been proved by The test of eleve
its merits have become as well known a
the tree from which lin part, it derives il
virtues. -..,, ~ ( .f,ai 81 .ts.-.t .e
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-09-13
d MEDICAL. a.
Great New England Remedy

VI CNt NOW EIES IOIIu tUllhCUy
ll-.BR.J.W. PotAND'ST( =
lWHIIEPihE COMP o1MD,
| rs NOW OFFERED TO THE Ar
/ i. ficted throughout the country, after
| having been proved by the test of eleven
its merits have become as wei Known as
! the tree from which, lin part, it derives its
virtues. - ofa-d airei .ssf .5s7ttc f
The White Pine Compound Cures
Sore THROAT sCotds, 8 Coughs, Djiiptte-
II ria, Bronchitis,2 Splitting of Blood,
I and Pulmonary "A fecttois generally.
To 1t as a. nReaadrkd6tei Remedy for
l. kidney Gonapldints,9 gDidbetes, DIFF
| q .fcuityI of Il Whiting Urine, Bteeding
from. . thsq Kit}neds and Bladder,
hi Gratel1aad other censpIdints.l Z,
= y In November, 1855, I first advertised il
In two years from that time there had
been wholesaled in Manchester alone Que
hundred thousand, dollars worth, where
1t took the lead of all the cough remedies
fn'the marSet, and it stiil maintains that
position There are good reasons for this;
II is very soothing and healing in its ma
lture, Is warming in the. stomach, and
pleasant withal to the taste, and is ex-
= AS remedy ndi for kidney complaints the
White Pine Conn pound stands unTivaled.
4
a person In using it for cough was not
only cured of the cough, but was also
cured of kidne difficulty of ten years
many tfohs mds hay d ed II FOR Ii & SAME
complaint, and have been completely
cured"
sd THEwHITElPINE l6oMPoUNDs.9a
q tit WAS early fu tliespri ng ofP52 tlIat this
compound Yves originated. "A snenabef of
my family was am icted with an irritation
of the throat, attended with disagreeable
cough: had for-some months previous
basis the inside bark of White Pine might
be so compounded as to be very useful in
diseases OF the Throat and Lungs. To test
the value of IL in the case alluded To,
compounded a small guam THY OF the medi-
cine that had been planning, and gave IL
in teaspoonful doses. The result was ex-
the irritation IoftHe throat was removed
the cough subsidized, and a speedy cure was
7 The above was writen.by Dr. Poland ir
1850. Since then as in y, manchester, thu
White Pine Compound has taken the leas
OF all cough remedies as well as prepars
lions for the cure or kidney difficulties l.
every city, town, village, and hamlel |
Throughout the New England States =
This remedy is as safe and pleasant 10 |
take as IL is effectual. e aG5 .t
WHITE PINE Compound
.f- GEORGE SWEET. M. d.,
-..rr-.Yf- r Proprietor. I.-,l..-I :
,.s- e Prepared at the H-
NEW ENGLAND BOTANICAL DEPOT,
Fs. l06 Hanover Street, Boston. fats
Under the supervision of Rev. ]. w. Po-
Cloud & Akin, wholesale Agents..
For sale by Keller 4 White, VIM III. p
I. G BtidweIl, H. J. Schlaepfer
and by Druggists generally. M az2 Us
feb9 div, wilt II. -n- - .!art .sf
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Corporation NOtitrs.

BOARD OF AUDIT.-Rules adopted by the
I'D Audit created the Of the Legislature
q .sS sesn Boards York June TO- 1851
First The statutes which the Boards Of Audit created
snIs and az cdp@mOn pns hs city ssYo Which esSs yor
Jan present the same to the Board srsseS ot the %
1867 and s persons having Ike claims asaas ne Soaay
ErYo present the same 70 the 1s SSsa Se @ % of % 1857
In compliance with the requirements Of the sats e may pe ceo
With The Cers Of said Board a. se . once S % %po1 s Claims not p
sen,ed before the expiration Of the tunes ABOVE h''' ~ " ~
SuS Each claimant at least days before the bearing biz
claim is had shall Gle Clerk Of the Board Aud which h
hh % s m based together with complete bin Of the item, con
sturg such claim duly verified and shall serve
g, nT s statement fact. ha whether M beer
brought upon the clam therein "eb sut n;
sny tie Court the brought and me names ~.
soIDe appearing .hes whether n ufp ha been esd..d
therein against the plaintiff grounds OF such Judgment
posed and aed wS the CLERK Board WHOM the claim pn
"a within ten DAYS after such Cling service Of the claim the Counsel
sn. 70 D9 I" ali & whether an answer be neo.e4
win be required to sustain his calm by proof Of e e I0n
Tour Calendars win be made Of the claim, presented 70 sa
respectively tie order in which the yerasd % se isn
and heard their order upon such eandars e. srsnea
the Board reasonable notices. preference may "
& day day consisting ct not more ,nsn s s
si as directed BY the posted the room occupied o we
Boards for hearing before O'Clock m the Gay a. l
epda viii be granted except Sufficient shown ana
s The bearings Of said claims shall be sonaue,eo R b5t Ss
f proceeding be modified 70 CONFORM S ~. sn
Of % sPd '1s me ts Se Of these Boards shall
ply H. decisions Of the Boards Of Audit upon claims hssd h.n
open board Immediately after the opening
the day 'Osn after the h'ens sH IT, pEpEw PTeaasD.
~ RICHARD B. CONNOLLY, Comptroller
Bw B0NSRY.
J. H. NARTTNDALE,
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OUR PICTURE.

ypon The An sPbOtOgnphy and the Aed A for JuJ ol
The beautiful little illustration IN this number
of the journal will convince every reader OF the pracca
perfection OF the PhotolithOgraphc Process as WorKeu
by the American tOhthographic Co, undef tne PET
sonal supentendence Of Mr. w Osborne the
who has during the last few earnestly aeorea IoI
she success which is now bringing IT'S reward MANY
years ago. photo Autographs were produced mere ana
Europebut they too imperfect for
not meet with encouragement from publishers and were
eOOn out sight and mind curOstes. The read
rs OF this Journal will recOect the announcement IN s
Dages of Mr. OsbOrnes arrival In this country and the
fepor OF an address which he delivered before the Amer
3can Photographed Society about two years agosnce
which time stock company has been formed, buildings
erected-macninery and apparatus built and men in
Etruced in the various chemical and mechanical manipu
latons-a forming extensive establishment, which Is
daily producing what would require many months through
any other Many OF the most elaborately Illus
fated works OF the day are being reproduced IN such
perfection that neither by the eye measurement could
The original be distinguished from the copy. Maps
sdnners drawings architects designs and artists PEN
and pencil sketches multiplied in themOs perfect fac
smile OF the original Large and expensive works
thus produced without the touch pencil the setting
Of type. The specimen given is illustration Of
that Kind Of wOrk-beng page from Poems and Pic
lures published by Burns OF London The engraving Is
fine piece Of wood cutting, and the poem, one OF Sr
Walter ScOtts Moral Lessons IN a few words Photo
lthography s no longer question, but most SUCCESSFUL
w sstdbltSlted fact.
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Proposals.
UNITED STATES BSarSEER's 0YTlcE,
Davenport, Iowa. July "a, 1861
n or THE DIES MOINES


IMPROVEMENT OF THE DES MOlNES
In duplicate win be this Office until u &
September 1867 for excavang the PRISM and eonneneg tne
wall the canal for the Improvement OF the ngaton o
Mississippi River at the Des Mones Rapids . .
be about and onehaf miles long,
rom Nashville Keokuk The width the water surface
and hy and los water be nyel zee.
deem All from the Of the canal 70 be ne
building The latter throughout the greater part OF
the distance 900 three hundred feet from the Iowa
the bottom OF the canal viii nave
Of n lone and oneA mile The embankmen Is 70 be
Su Of earth caT and rock en feet wide top including
the rap covering tgo feet above nigh water marx Win
slopes Of II oneha base to lionel vertical Lhe average
thickness protection 10 be n two and ha ee on the
river side two the canal side and lionel foot on top
All propooD the price at which each and every nnd Oh
WORK specified proposal and bid will be considered
that : not definite In this respect ,.,,,
The Government the rgh 70 reject
advertisement mnst be attached to sSh proposal
bid contain written printed guaranty signed W TWO re-
sponsible persons - 80, :, =, IN \.
furnished At this ohoe application. . =,
The prce or will be considered as inenng the
erpene furnishing all the materials and performing an the HOIk
according 10 the and specifications exhibited AZ ths letting
The entire Of estimated f2os4 1.-TWO mhon'
Iygt thousand three hundred and foyeve The amount ap
prated Congress $4,000 seven hundred Thousand oo'-he
contract only he made 10 cover this amount
Fneen 5 per cent work dope materials
furnished thereof will be reserved until the WhoSe
Of shall be e0nTe completed
information obtain the same ~ calling az
maps plans specification and form Of contract can DO
consulted. -, - l.
dorsed Popo for work the improvement Of the D hole'
Lieut. Col 3th Infantry Bt Major General .. 4 Army
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THOMAS CoLaAs. Clerk.
C%Pp0RATfoN I9YI5i SSTYa5i N0TTCE-PUBLTC NO

A (NURDOHAll NOl lOE. - ODi<iO A'N-
the occupant or oec
pant. lots improved uuimproved 1a Affected
er,bv tha the following been completed aod
lodged the Board Of Assessors for examination BY AL per
sons interested, . IA, -.
blocks
POr payng from the east side Of Seventh a7sn's 70
3Por paving carriage way Seh Om eth to LerngsOH+v'
with trap blocks D, r., n.-,.. D., .......
vith trap blocks "a, -. 4: - ,h...h
5tb--Por building staFenue
52d-st syenue a. - -, -.
s-Por refaggng Third from 65ihsreei 10 7stree
paving seconstreet from Bowey Avenue "h seone
block So, -.
The limits embraced include All the severs houses
ana lots ground and parcels OF land situated on
lBoth o Canal 70 Greensehst se oo,n
sides nsrsecng the extent Of bali BLOCK ehef way
from Yestry-st ,.,, - 49,
2dSoth sides Of Broadway po bali between
9th and sides Of hayenoe and the east soc o.
TO half the block from +Sths-. ether way
3h from +h TO LeHngonaveuue 70 me extern OF
lsf the block on -aid ayenne
IBot Pearl TO Front also both noes OF tne
the extent Of halfa block either way
5t-Boh sides Venue from SD TO o streets also o'n Aos s
52i st. from lstayenue u Avenue A. -
6tb-Bob sides Of 81 65th 10 18th streets. .
7t-Boh Bowery Avenue d. ao notn Gs or
aud 70 the extent Of hail BLOCK oS
All affected By the aSovepsned
who the either OF them l1eted
present their objections writing to Of the nndersgnd ee<
No 81 Chambers street basement New Court House, within
thirty days from the date Of this notice
ISas iSSS , : qS}1Af1$EiI $Affh De-i Of Assessor
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TO CONTRACTORS.

FVNO CONTRACTORS.
SEALED PROPOSALS Nil h. received by the Board Of Coinmls
Prospect Park their ee No IL Cosrt Brookn until
I2m OF August !, 1907.
Fo Paving with Trap part the Plaza the junction Of
aud vanebAv according plans and specifications 70 be
seen At he EHgiucer's Ohee o the P-k -
the right 70 reject al bids that they
NAV deem be prejueisl 10 the interests of The PARK
brookI,n JuIr rs Iss7 J. TAYLOR. Controller
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e5ru,trits anS i1rcbisiOus.
SCOTCH BAKERY, .,...
- 40 I2N FrLTOSAYE, BROOKLYN
IlAI NflIAI. IlIAltIr j.

- 80 I2S FrLTOSAvE-, BROOKLYN
BALMORAL BISCUIT.
Th, nuehe'ieemei oagl, oGmrardsd an "anraenr pf ~
the subscriber arkDos cag g. De The hnssi an te i"
iis PuSc o. i +. Ter b., tea Il ~ ~ i
retail retail trade Of SeT{cri All ,.s,r 81
Inviting fe Pble 80 '' .he 'aha,'' % tr'i a' B..t
scotch B.le, that eAel li' ts H's' "Ao0a' ''e'
"ea q ' P,lsHl 9 t. s,s e,., Il, = .f:.,, ., & li.l ~.
M oue.le , oi 90 49,. % ~ ~ I ar s,.smsr
IN ne s1 of tho Biscuit .si s oH scrsoa saiho soo
Tee B'iSrsi B.eut .r- osas places .sd otsr
rs,peIt49;e Srossris; ,,yss ed b1sr,' ~, ,,...
P6RKG TIFOED So, ~ Bo4Issy 40 ~ suih.
hf'wl w eyRRI RRSN NJ ~ IT, T,si. ard Va "a 1c,sNn
wisTRiSGmaA T SshHi a. wiiLrsas6S Il So y Bro,as.J
JANIS HALL, No. 10 Esl!hsve
~ McKEOS 4 Co. 80 - llaumordst
RCHD MURPHY 60, 90 Br.sdsay
pRghMoSbx a 4 MooK6 ~: ,c 80 5's SIas,, -.
hSSAGR o. AoIsF F'sSSS GO 30 sS.s5s 80 q; s''l''
hBRAM PoLiiENI 5 jt No ! 2as Broat,sy.
l. A. GAR6SEi, 80 81 SItt ~,
J. ". DOUGHTY Co. 30 20 Broadway.
cAHFnSlE HGG, ! GAIN 1i4' So tSs pourh.r.
FRED A. HOLSER. 40 ~ PourtLa,e.
A. & q. I. CHARLES. No. ~ Poutla'c
KDwARD sCuLLY. cor. clutoa aud Hear stA
fLBERT BAILEY No ii5 srbsys.
%@ {2aN |, nEaS fsSp Ns g. q y rli5%',s r5.s;,;.
MGxFlELp Co; 50, le1 @s.hingroa't cor FaIpA
" j. LAMBkRr. ~. lzi iul.u.L
HUGH TAILOR, nnIer 80 g. Gr-en'ier'.
ROBT WILSON Baker. No 37J iolrba'r
PAuLs Brown Hat-r Tllriafe.. Ninth IT.
b. H. ADAMS, Baker, Eo lgl Tudaye.
ACKEK. EDGAR 4 Co. Noufers
VAN RIPPER A AARIlN Stapson. s. T.
WARD MCGOWAN Mon. and Wuen JefseT CITY.
Mr. JOHN BOYLE feoprs Baiery, hesikase, jersey Cy
}. j. ALDEN, Whole Ole Grocer, roy, n. \.
BOND & VAUGHAN. Nhnesale Grocer Petersburg Va
j. G. KEMP, Couec0neT. Petersburg Va
LpPENCOrT BROS. Baker No. ~ " lhthaye
T. BARBER, Baker No lOJ Egufhate.
H. A. SINCLAIR, Baker No. t51 BoaisaJ
GEO. w SUTHERLAND, Grocer. PetestuTg, Va
J. SIMPSON, Baker. Bov err. c,r. FoHuhft.
MACY Groceis, cor >tthlye. and 1lineeIth-st
MACY Co, GtoceT-, Srthaye. aud 1weutI
MACY Co., GT0cers. Sisth-ate .tbirist
BROWNING A BERRY. Gocers. l5J iud l6l NiuthATs
D. &. THATCHER BROS, GIocrrs. No = H. ghhayc.
b. PITMAN Groeers Nos 81 ad 81 iludlou and No
632 Sitthave
EDGAR 4 Co, Grocer No. l26 Nuh.Ne
GRIFFIN 4 Co. Groctrs No $50 Eifthave
SAVAGE BECK. Grocers No I 2g Broaiwav
THOMAS l. Jackson a Co, Groeefs. No JJ9 SiI.hua
DANIEL NOONAN. No 2C6 SiIthhye
JOHN r. ROGERS, No. COZ Srteuthave
FOX TANNER. Bakers, No 217 Va NIB
WM S. CORWIN a Co., No so BroaiSa5, Tventeth-st
JAMES MORTON
SCOTCH BAKERY No 1928 Fuonave COZ Of Enpace Bookyn
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6ratbrrs.

TO TEACHERS.-Ord for Teachers IoE LOT
Autumn coming Those expecting 70 ehssE pn sent
AMBR SCHOOL INST" should apply now Appheauon 5o
when required / W. sCHENBRH0RN NJ lctaaIy t9 Do9@e& 81
WtANTED-A situation as TEACHER OF the the
w PIANO PORTE Female Seminary y youhs ASuI iui"
competent Address A NJ, Boz No 5sl Utes, n y
WTANTED-A SITUATION as Governess, or
Teacher school, by German lady, SpeAks hg ana
French and understands Bcokyn or OF he"
York preferred Address No 32 Brooklyn PostOhce
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Ath SpubIitatiuns.
IRON THE PRESS OF
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FROM THE PRESS ! EISS,x9drr OF 20
THE SEVEN WEEKS WAR.
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and other stoes Second Series ONOveees By o author Of
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EUGENE ARAM.
ATsIe By Sir Edward Bulver LyOD THE GLOBE RDI-
FION RrOnspieOe Complete in vol lSIO Fine green
Cloth. Price tl So
A HISTORY OF SACERDOTAL CELIBACY.
An Historical sscedotsl CeHbaey the Christian Church
BY Henry Lea In octave volume Of nearly 900 pages Extra
Cloth Pnes 50 rs.
LA LYRE FRANCHISE.
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Bound IN tne green veum with Side Stamp. Phcs 81 IS
- BY Booksellers generally, sent BY mail (pOS.pAd On
LB LIPPTEcoTT Co, Publishers, Philadelphia
CAN'T GO TO THE COUNTRY r,u,.
~ Well 60 read THE FALL OF FORT SUAT8&1
political MANUAL FOR 1887: -
u INCLUDING CLAssIFIKD SUHhARI % THE nPoRTAS1
KxECurvB ,.,.n,,n
JUDICIAL AND
PoLITIco MILITARY FACTS OF THE PERIOD,
From July T. 1866, TO APRIL 1857,
Iscudpg the late action Of
CONGRESS on RECONSTRUCTION.
BY EDWARD MCPHERSON,
Cek of Representatives Of the United SsaisA
CONTENTS;
1 President JOhnsOH's Speeches
IL Messages
Ill Members Ofthe Cabinet
Second Session 10th Congress-
First Session +Oh Congress
And Claimants Of Seats Therein
~ Votes Political Bulls and Resolutions
" Recoustrueton Of 39th and SOtb Congresses
Reconstruction Act and Supplement Copy Of Test Oath
Fourteenth Constitutional Amendment
vi. ProesnshOns and orderE
VII. Judicial opinion on Habsss Corpus
Tes, OaibG
Mississippi Injunction Case.
VII Resolutions Of National State Conventions Pha8epha
Pittsburgh, Cleveland, &c.
Party Platoms-Connectcut Maryland Ohio, Tennessee Ala
bsna ArEsusas North Carolina, South Carolina Virginia
The Kentucky and Virginia Resolutions Of 179S
X Political Miscellany Elective Franchise
Proposed Substitute for llth Amendment
Elections oflS57. Maryland Recent LegslAhOn-
ConstitutiOpal Conventions Public Debt OfU g.
Price elot Paper Covers IS eentssnt by nA on
ssceipt Of pnee , ,,,r,,, -, -,
Address THB TRIBUNE NeW'iosA
New-York tribune., 1867-07-29

PROPOSALS will be received at the Custom
House New York City Of the Superintendent Of Repairs,
until August for HEATING TIE THIRD AND FOURTH STORIES
or THE ERW.YoRK CUSTOM HOUSE WITH Low PRESSURE
STEAM HEATING APPARATUS DIRECT RADIATION The coils
radiators he appropriately emshd eurrrd With oruanend
marble bidder the cubic
foot spae. heated beating ventilation and secondly
Tor heating Of FRESH air each radiator and In either
heat the 10 10 degrees In and during the
The price include all the cutting masonry srd p'iT
Of the construction OF
the Apparatus blaer the re and kind Of boilers
(h.er wroaThrob the Kind Of radiators aud the amount Of
ang per 700 feet be heated be proposes 10 use
In both the above -,
Ten found due win be retained until the
eeruy appas well established the satisfaction Of
authorized ofeers Department by h operation during fall
seaS
Proposals must sealed indosed Proposals for Heating Appa
addressed J. F. MORSE
snn.rpt,ndent Of R,nalr4 J. r. MORSE. Superintendent
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Omce Doaru OF htscesSN, JuJ ~ lou"
ATTON NOTJCF

~ PUBLIC NOTICE hereby oeeupsnt
Of all and Lots improved nDnpoged Lands,
thereby that tb following Assessments have been
lodged the Office Of the Board Of Assessors for eIannson By
all persons interested viz
lFor paving with Belgian pavement s street. from 9th to lOth.
paving With blocks l3thsee from University place TO-
a-Por paving blocks slthtreet FROM 81 20 b
4hFor erOsswak across Westee non the sOuthery rds
Of Dey-tree, Pier 20.
laying erossxsk wes;ree, from the nOnbsr rdo
OF Der 20 the bulkhead
The limits embraced by oude al the severl
Houses and Lots Of Ground Lots pieces and parcels Of Land
situated on
sBoh sides Of 59bree from sh TO l0h TO The sItns
ofhsf intersee,ing and
l3thseet from Unyersypsoe % layenue,
book the intersrcnK and
3Boih ad Of from % to 4svenues, to the extent %
hall the block . said avenues
h-rhe Deyset AMI the east side Of West street e
eastery Of Deg ana
f hAh the block from the eAe corner %
Dey aud Weststreets -
All persons affected by the sbovensned Asses
opposed either Of them requested
pr,sea, xn. Of 'he sndersned a. hsr
ofc. % CHAMBERS STREET B0JeESn New Courthouse.
viii thirty days from the date Of this notice
JACOB =. OAKLEY, }
JOHN D. oITIWBLL, Board Of Assessori
ISAAC o HUNT,
oaee New Court House July 2s 1851
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Yrimtimg.

WIN. EVERDELLs SONS, No: 104 FnltoE.st,
W. -STRAM JOB PRINTERS and LABEL hANuFACfUS
New-York tribune., 1867-07-29
L. s. Msrhal Messenger
Southern District OF New-lOrk

THIS Is TO GIVE N0TlCE-That on the
eighteenth day OfJa D ISs warrant IL B,T1pyy a1 &c yss va.
York the County OF NYork aud State Of NeSiok Who has
been sdjudged Bankrupt bis petition; that the ray
Debts aud Delivery Of Property belonging TO saen
Bankrupt to him. or for bis and the Transfer Of suy Property ~
him forbidden by Law that Meeting Of the Creditors OF toe %
Bankrupt prove their Debts and Choose Asses
bis Estate will be held Court Of Bankruptcy 70 be o'drn Al We
Office Of the Register number Sl two hundred aud two) roads IA
the City Of NeSlork before Isaac DAYTON Register on The eshth Jay
Of August A. d. 1851 at IL O'clock m.DAied july ~ 1907
R MURRAY
IS Marshal, as fnsenger ".
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us Marshal as xnsseuger
Southern DstYM Of NeW.lorE
THTS Is To GIVE NOTICE-That on tht

THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE-That on the
wen,yanh day July d. 1897, warrant in bankruptcy wa
issued against TIE estate OF WILLIAM X VAN BoKkELbN
Of the City Of brooklyn Comfy Of Kings d9lag 9u,ssss
Of SewiorE, who has been sIoaged bankrupt on 5.Iy
pethoni that the payment of debts ana uen
property belonging bankrupt 20 him or @ MS use
and the transfer 81 property by ha bTbdien by H
meeting Of the ereo o tie said bankrupt 20 prove their do
choose asnees Of his estate viii be held at s
Banktcy holden No 81 Broadway In the city Of
Isaiah Williams Register tie eighth day Of August a. "
49, ~ V T. - - r. MURRAY
4. g. Marshal. Messenger
Snnlhr Histncl of kaN-lelk.
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TVHIS Is TO GIVE N0TICE-Tha1 on the
twenty second Day p s wiED, TR@SSdN 1 s.AaTog , u;
Of KswsYok the County of Newiork ard State Of New
York been adadged Bankrupt On bis own psno9 aas
delivery Of belonging
10 such Bankrupt him for his and the transfer o. spy
poperty by Lm. forbidden by lava that meeting Of the
Cors Of the said Bankrupt prove tbe! debts sud 20
Asgnees his Estate Will be held Court OF
rupcy holden No 80 Nasssa, In the City Of ofNewio
before Edgar Ketchum Register he h day Of September A. p'
1867 al u oeIOek m.-Daled July q, 1851 R. MURRAf
u g. Msrhel 40 ms"<nSef
Southern Disaist ef New fssA
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MISS BUSHNELL'' COTTAGE on Phin-st.,
flt,uI. Naratao n \
8utrls.
SuurS auO ROcms.

SOuS mo Rooms.
&H AND UPWARD per week for light sin
ppO ROOMS and BOARD; Rooms wthout Board W. Board
b. the dy s co. Dupont House corner Laht and Huisons
WANTED, by gentleman and wife, BOARD;
W private family prefcHed terms must be moderate Address
BOARD. Tribune Ohce
New-York tribune., 1867-07-29

twenty Ani day ofJaly, 1861 Warrant Bankruptcy was
issued against the GRIFFIN Of the City or
NewYo the County OfNw York. and stats Of who has
ugc Bankrupt Petition that the Payment OF any
Delivery Of Property belonging such Bankrupt
him and the Transfer Property by him for
Meeting the Creditors othe said Bankrupt,
prove DEBTS and choose Asnee Of bis Estate
win be held Court of gankpey 10 be holden No BeeAmaa
corner OF Nassau the City n Neylork before Mr. James
DNgh Register the eighth day Of August d. 1907 II eok
m-Daed July ~ 1861. r. MURRAY,
I. s. Marshal, Messenger
Gstrirt of Ne,.Y OH
New-York tribune., 1867-07-29


At YONKERS-FOR SALE n COTTAGE on
crihri plot J'Io. garden, ut shade
a. oaN s3gu JANIS iouMANS AT, Nouhels
DLAINFiELD. y. J.-Fumished HOUSE TO
f0n icq al0u of LAND plenty OF
fu good barn. posscssou Immediately. APpt 10
JJHN A. POTrEt No lol Chamber.st v 4
CPACIOUS Broadway STORE to LEASE-Nos.
- Cl Bekef aud Houston Sta marble 'front.' seven
stories 20 iest vis BY 100 feet deep. "
ITO LEI-During his absence IN Europe, the
spctd RESIDENCE u JOHN TAHOE. a. Baysde. Flushing,
eI.cs hrr, baths stables icehuusr ~ ornamental
frcmIt aitcto for rALh Nth $50 acfts, very oh
lrqlv g. x EMHhLE so g Wlllam.st
rI'O LET-Brooklyn-wit possession, gcnteel
t.tory BRiCK nl rhed aso 2uufurr'hrd HOUSES good
ghlIhoul N nl lu kJersonsl poscp Apply al No 'J'
Iu.ontt. JOHN s. HEAlNEkp.
New-York tribune., 1867-07-29

SudiOn saIrs Of 2tal Gstair.
" II. MfLlEK Auctoneer
DY JOHNSON a. MILLER
Id AUCTONEERS AID
RIAL ESTATE BROkBRS,
Na % NAuAUsr. CTpARsr., NEwfoRL
anses Gouuy Seats add Yarns "glt sold rented r
ebaa u.oslsd Auepn Nsles sof oks fsra, hdss 6c
TI'O BE SOLD-At RAILWAY, n. j., on
wEDEFSpAY Aqs T. - the hshest bidder. st m, on TIE
pfems LOTS No a. Railroad One haur from New
tof depot Cottage - ht rooms furnace, good
cellar soo vel csa aad convenient oahousr thed Car
.sn th fn eripess stsrs sni s kinds ef vegetables
olos adc kuosa daT Of sale applying Al
he pfrases