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ass.CoNs1lMpr1oN C1RABLE BY DE.

B4gCoNsuMPrIoN CURABLE BY Dir.
SeHENcK's MEDIeINE.-TO CURE CON
SUMPTION, the system must be prepared 50
that the lungs will heal. To accomplish this
the liver and stomach must first be cleansed
and an appetite created for wholesome food,
which, by these medicines will be digested
properly and good healthy bleed made thus
building up the constitution. SGHENGhaa
MANDRAKE PILLS cleanse the stomach Of
ali bilious OF mucous Accommodations and, by
using thc Sea Weed Tonic IN connection, the
appetite is restored
sGHENGf 5 PU LMONIG sA RI p i NJ
tritieHs as well as medicinal, and, by using the
three remedies. al impurities are expelled
from the system, and good, wholesome blood
made, which viii fepel al disease. II patients
will take these medicines according TO direc-
tons, Consumption very frequently in IFS last
stage yields readily to their action. Take the
pills frequently, TO cleanse the liver and
stomach. 1t does not follow that because the
bowels are hot eostive they are not required,
for sometimes in diarrbWa they are necessary
The stomach must be kept healthy, and an ;tp-
petite created to allow the Pulmonic Syrup 10
act the respiratory organs properly and
allay any irritation. Then all that is equired
to perform permanent cure is, to prevent
taking cold. Exercise about the rooms as
much as possible, eat all the richest tood-fat
meat, game, and, iii fact. anything the appe-
/ lite Graves but be particular and nastieate
well. November Is, 1866
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a SUGGEsTIoN.-Sim Cameron, of
Pennsylvania, has introduced into the
United States Senate a resolution in
structing the Committee on Foreign Re
lations to inquire what steps are neces-
sary to prevent foreign governments
from introducing upon this conti' ent,
institutions and governments contrary
to those established by the founders of
this Republic The Detroit Free Press
suggests an amendment to Simple ST.
mons resolution, making it read so as
to instruct the judiciary Committee to
'enquire by what authority the Thirty
ninth Congress assumed to establish
over ten States of the Union a govern
ment contrary to that established by the
founders of this Republic.
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TIE President has vetoed the supple
mentary Reconstruction bill, but it was
Immediately passed over his head by a
two-thirds vote. Military despotism is
now made complete over ten States Of
the Union, and the first step towards
establishing the same absolute despot-
ism over the Northern States has al
ready been taken. Senator Wilson of
Massachusetts,, on Saturday, introduced
bill in the Senate to force, by fines
and penalties, negro sa5rage Oh ali The
States of the Union. How do you like
the prospect, We poor, deluded, hum
plugged Republicans who profess to be
opposed to negro suffrage and deny that
your party favors it. oyou see ii now,
or do you still prefer to remain wilful-
IN blind ?
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SHARP SHOOTING =

The discussion Of the bill aPpropfi-
ating money for the relief Of suffering
in the Southern States, in the House,
lest Friday, elected considerable sharp
shooting between Radical members.
Bingham charged Butler with having
voted fifty-seven times for secession, and
characterized him as the 4" hero Of Fort
Fisher not ta<en.'5 Butler retorted tho.
the only victim OF Bingham proves
that he knew OF was an innocent woman
Mrs. Surratt, hanged upon the scafold.
We hardly expected such an admission
from Butler, even to gain point on an
adversary, and we must confess that we
had rather be the butt OF twenty Fort
Fisher plumbers than have the stain of
innocent blood on cur soul.
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S P EGi Al MOTTO E S i,

4esg=To PLANTERS AND FARMERS
The Lodi Manufacturing Company establish
cd since 1880 having the exclusive control OF
all the night soil of Jew DIRK City. ercI1tstte-
II f51. cash a new article of DOT BILE X h
FINED POUDRETTE, warranted free from
ilnpurty and rubbish, which they will sell Ter
Twenty-Five Dollars per Ton, deliyered on
board of vessel in New York city. This ar
tiele which is pulverized As fine a flour, has
ne equal for Corn. Cotton, and Tobacco, and
Is equal to No. l Peruvian Guano in the pro,
portion of two lbs. for one Of Guano, and
better than the best brands Of Sapcr-Phos-
pilates, pound for pound.
This is Just the thing for those who will pay
Cash for u good article at Il low price. " G
have a coarser article at Twenty Dollars per
Ton. Samples sent by mail, free, on receipt
of cent stamp. Send for pamphlet, and be
convinced
address the Lodi Manufacturing Com
66 Courtlandt Street, New-Yor
Rocky MOUNT. EDeEeoMBE Co, N c.
NJ. flames r. DeY
SIR In reply to your inquiry Of the results
of our experience in the use Of your improved
Poudrette, purchased of you for this year $
Cotton Crop, We would beg leave to say that
present season has been one quite unfavorable
10 the action of all fertilizers. Several kinds
Of Manures were used by Us, with the cxcep5
ton of your Peadrette, with little or no effect
to the crop. Where the Poudrette was applied
II gave us near half a bale more per acre, and
caused the Cotton to open much CARTIER and
we would therefore recommend the same rs a
concentrated manure for the growth of Cotton,
as well as Improvement in the soil.
ours very respcctfully,
HENRYP p, STULFS & BRO.
November Eth, 1866.
March %, 67-6t.
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The Bank of Berkeley. in Virginia.
Charles Locke. ais.

".
fVHIS cause came on to be heard this
Il day Of March, 1867, upon the papers fol-
merly read therein, upon the answer Of siasenh
Murray, Administrator dc 6oAjS nor Of C.
Orrick, deed and Of Johnson Orrek, deed
and replication thereto, and upon the report Of
Commissioner Smith, under the order Of
Court at the September Term, last, and eX-
ceptons thereto, and was argued by counsel.
Whereupon the Court doeth order that the
cause be reeommtted to said commissioner, to
take such, further action under the former
order in this cause as may be necessary or
may be presented to him to correct any error
in the former report, to settle the accounts Of
said Murray, as Administrator aforesaid OF G
Orrick, dec d, and johnson Orricll decd and
to audit any further debts against the estate
of said G. orricl1, decd, giving notice Of the
time and place Of taking said averments, BY
publication once week for four weeks sue
eessively in some newspaper printed in the
town of Martinsburg, which shall be eqaiTa-
lent to personal service of notice upon the
parties, or any of them,
A copy-Test:
T. II. B. DAWSON,
Clerk Circuit Court, Morgan county,
West Virginia
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John p. hearfott, Admir- Of p. c. Pendeton
Jacob Courtney's Admir- &c
flNfllS day came the complainant, BY
4 counsel and fled his amended Bill ash
ing that William Rockwell, Admir- DC 9oass
1son OF Jacob Courtney, dee d, be made pafl4
defendant, required to answer complainant +
BIZ b! IN this cause, and thereupon came sale
William Rockwell and fled his answer a
such Administrator to which complalnal !.
replies generally, and thereupon, on motor o.
complainant, and by consent Of said keeb-
well, the report Of Master Commissioner ~
smith, heretofore filed in the case IS recon
l4ttcd 10 him with instructions to MAKE ' ".
buttons or corrections therein that may "
found necessary, and that he particularly a.
certain AMI report upon the matters p9e t, ~
issue ~ the answer Of said Rockwell, ana IN
exhibits herewith fled that he also ste ny
settle the administration accounts OF the sai'l
personal representative of the said eslate az
jaeob Courtney, decd, and any other may T..
by himself deemed pertinent, OF required D.
any OF the parties, and report to a ip'''l
Term of this Court
4
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tIork Circuit Court, Morgan County,,
West irginla,
All parties interested in the 1oreeoihs
Decree are hereby notified that will aiteia q
my oiice, in the Town Of Bath, -m notb \
April, 1861, for Tie purpose Of taking Y
amounts, Ne, referred To therein.
j RUFUS SMITH, Com 7.
March 81 fPendleton p =
seOANOAkE Navy Smoking 10
hacca- very choice. for sale by
0ci AM. N. RIDDLE,
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John p Kearfott, Admir- of p c. Pendlet
New-York tribune., 1867-07-26
FhM ITEMS.

The burnt district i'll Charleston is used as
COW pasture.
Hogs and apple trees raised in the grass will
produce sweeter lard and cider
A farmer who changes seed, hogs, and roostep
viii have good results America settled on thu
plan
Compound farming is as follows: An acre
Of clover is worth $; followed by plaster $40; by
wheat, $50.
Nowhere in the world, except with US, are
the houses small that there Is not room 10 hang up
map of the country.
A tun of Juniata iron ore contains S19 81
worth of gold. IL we used less English iron II would
contain good deal more.
He is unfit to be king who does not I'M
derstand and who cannot help the laboreT. lte VINO
understands and helps the labOreT Is king.
Less skill is required to make whisky than
vinegar. In Germany, they have a vinegar schooi
where the student graduates IN fouT months
No man so web understands farming as he
who has made poor land rich, and he will keep u
rich He is like one who has earned thousand dol
Lars.
Fruit is the antidote of fevers, and both come
in thosame season. The best remedy for the bite of
rat4le-snake is lObelia, which grows around iA
den.
To surround an orchard with hedges of over
greens il 10 make a climate equal 10 one 20 mules
south. When the country was new peaches grew I'm
Massachusetts,
American gardeners neglect nothing moro
than the cultivation of wild plants and iowors.
Like some scholars, they value nsthing UDAess ~
comes from Europe.
The Michigan State Agricultural Society
offers premium of 800 for the best farm not less
than 100 acres They ought to offer 500 for farm
less than 40 acres which will beat it.
a German chemist, with glass magnifying
twenty millions OF times, sees in drop OF human
blood all kinds of animas-tigers, flies, elephants.
muskotoes, sheep birds fish, and cattle.
The prevailing weed in California is the wild
mustard from which company is making oil worth
81 50 a gallon. Beside thoyhayean oil well yielding
100 barrels day. and spOuting GO feet high.
The reason why farmers pay so much toll Ia
because burr-stones, which come from France. have
to be paid for in grain. Much would be saved II We
world work the excellent quarries IN Georgia
The latest triumph of the French Is gradu-
ally to remove the pith from fruit trees. and form
gratis of the wood TO grow fruit without seed ihey
first learned this art by taking the ph out OF them
selves.
Neither dog or wild animal can track the
doe while her fawn is unable to take care of itself
Next to Providence Is the iather. AS carefully ne
should protect the innocent anu helpless OIL his
family
The latest trick for wOrmiDg money out OF
farmers is tho oak sik-woTm. When let out IN the
morning he runs mp oak trees, and comes back at
night ready 10 spin. He will do well II he spins
yarn equal 10 tins.
New-York tribune., 1867-07-26
PERSONAL.

Scherzl, Bohemian linguist only 70 years
old, is said TO speak so languages.
The Emperor Alexander gave $1,000 francs
10 the iaInphghters OF FafS.
Mr.. William Calfen Bryant is in the Scotch
Highlands He is expected to Eeturn homo In aew weeks
The Tjoy Times says that the Rev. MIR. Merrih
is in New-York
Gov. Spear of Fenian notOriety, was on the
Canada side OF Niagara the other day viewing the fas
Chiet-Justice Chase will remain IN Philadel.
phia until Saturday He then goes to Cape May 70 stay
probably two weeks.
w. w. Kitchen is the most popular Repub.
lcan spoken OF as Gansdsde @ ios o9 e5on ''
Prof. Whitney Of the California state Geo-
logical Corps has scended Mount Hood ana lonu '"a
hight to be l2,loo feet.
THE Noy(ok Dan Book announces the death
OF Capt Ehas Guy old citizen, who has been captain
Of Police there for 80 years past
Fx-Goy Hawley of Connecticut has been APP
pointed the commencement Foel IoF hahn'Oh NoN'se l"
Gen Grant has contributed to the buldne'
fund OF the Young Mons Christian Association of WASH
ington the liberal donation of'$5oO
Moses Hecld, formerly the leader OF tho Sth
Iowa Band, was shot and mortay wounded m ms Dea'
at Memphis, TenG., ~ brewer named Rogers
The Hon. Schuyler COlfax has arrived we'd, az y
Newport by City OF Newport lie Is the gueSt OF
Thomas CoSgesha, esq and is receiving marked a'tsn
tt0n from ths citizens.
Prince Humbert of Italy left Berlin July Tor ,r
~, fetefs ~ bc nce t the Court states that
Is connected with projects of matrimonial ei'u
Mr.. George Routzabn, one OF -. the S,ect SIifae Hs
o,tieans NJ Fr1eriek County, Md died hsI nssodoir
ros ea years of age and leaves 10 chldIeh ~ S'oN'
dren and tour great grandchildren ~.
There are 1917 convcts in the ILLINOIS .6st eis ten
tontjarT abont 100 OF whom are eaeh ens m sy ed,n @
t aay over and above the expense OF leit teeG,ng.
and guarding. The NUMBER OF eohVlosS H""
rapidly diminishing , -,
irhc Hon Charles J. Faulkner, in an address
20 The remen OF Marnsburg West Va reesnsy e ssa
that nc lts feel very thankful that the keDelioh
tlat INC and the North take lasting credit 10
itself for putting 1t down.
~ writes that Napoleon has poor Walk ana nn
nnferesting presence. lie looks eareworn ana IV1 H.
xIons and reserved His complexion Is Palo ai.o nIs
nTession depreoatory There is nothing 70 eHoto ca
thnsiasm in Ills look manner: IN prVae hs 70 ~
his face is both impasstYe aud unpromSlaS P''
traits datteg hIm."
New-York tribune., 1867-07-26

CLEARED.
etesmship Louisa Moore Wallace HEhen Murray Ferris Co
Siesnstip Ashard Morton, Boston. W p Cyde, p ~
Steamship Gen Dsnes Morton, savannah L,ngto3 foI Co.
sealsh MORO Castle Adams Havana Mail Steamship Co.
5 a f1siS & G saoT fioi''j 81 John l1'ig'6 3d. bas
& sIs bStar ho hatesen stn Punch nslnsse H.St Mso
bsIE 5os.e Nicholas, 1uIls Aand, X p B1ok & 90
Bask sharsion Or, King London, G. T. BuleJ ,,-,,
Irg HunmrE Brl lBt Shepard HHutsPOrt N g. Whitney
Brig Memphis Brl ssraSS Btigeport B. H. J. De wofG Co
h5rL E1i 5g Titus 9r G 2 B Bret; Son Co.
BIZ n yols We siI " lS, " 'sI e srnI
sehr yulia Cbneb Crl St AHdrsys b. J1 FRYE Co.
sehr y W. Smith Tool chsrsssoe n. l.. EcOresdy Co
sOOP EIeH Jane, Alsn. BhassFort Coma
Bark Moeg Star Waurh Guauisnmo Cabsl July with sugar
cy ron New yoii at sreot " stiiss Roads The N.
d,J1 norh fHacoF Wa hfht X. " uinda enc esms
Brig M.fy Grace cBr rss Windsor MS day.. with plaster
Dig &sts5da SaSai,r, Maurs . days with OIasse,
Brig IIDIsss suc Ro Janro days, visA coffee to Malt
Bdg Roger Fo Aua Maau1as dlys ballast to Fsrese
Big Ease tBr). Drul,ruinp, Bridgeport, c.
Schr Ben Irons Hnnon r. g. stores 70 Jouss Smith Co
se95 y I msd ksss fe'H AAs'' Bay 81 days win '0''n'
sE WaPs PUson, cheepse Cleo) n days. With mahogany
schr Ieasa CrOEeit Bridgeport C. B. Il days
sohi David l. Dosns vesey Bangor day, with lumber.
se ssesr wsteI'09 % Bel6 Elisf5oa ior 81 II9a a9oo
SAILED.
Steamships Moro Castle Hermann Louisa Moore sOaior Sara
RETURNED.
s's,ga Pio9seT l She i hence foe Cow Bay C b. via Long
SPOKEN.
oni-shiP H, from Liverpool ioT EesYok July q Of Queens
scs vc Dawson from sasua for Portland July H. 20 miles
n r. o. 'O'' l'El''''''' wu,rpps
Ral2v.tT Ms; July IA II IL "a eG , p op o, a. 20
% sp,rn OH
New-York tribune., 1867-07-26
Cururrntion ylotins.


BOARD OF AUDIT.-Rules adopted by the
ID Boards Of Aunt created BY Tie c q The LeFa'l % Ae~-lgk
passed Bpr 90 1857 Arr Is loC r regulating tie proceedings
Fr,: The sistuies b1 % hc said Boards q Audit created
9 % S's s 81 Pmons P Of s Civ of Eeor Which ortated prior
1907 present the same 70 tAe Bond ercaie o5 ne &
5T and reonr aipersoa having ike css against Comfy %
EssYo.s 70 present. tl sane to ihs Board se.f @ I %. ~
" M he isrk 81 @ Board 4 lie % Of hc Co7tro of hc CITY
OF EevY0rk before TIE iav above mentioned CLAIMS not pre-
ssad before ibe expiration Of tie ue above ld etuS' be eoa
Soa@ Bach at ess, Ten days before te hsadng Of hs
pm had shal &c h g GER q ie 5csIa 81 70 VIZ @ m
which bis claim bsses together sh corp ie . q W teens CON
n ~ and IN of ir on tfe Crse to the CrrroraGo
vy % facts shan also state whether y SIT l4s beea
r. any predecessor interest tie o d such sl m
BOIL he Court ia which tie bro gh a The Hanes Of the
6sposon IS ben made of g. ana ent has been rendered
sgn against tae Pai1th the ouss o. sle4 ln.laL ,
osed and filed with Board whom the claim present
E ts Corporsisa WILDE considered .iyss answered. y general
hen and In AL esessvheeT an answer be IteP- q oi le
which il 2 based. ,,
Bosrts Pecye IN TIE orte in wel i9e 1ele the
Ibs De fei and served above required ard claims u De 'en up
houp 70 upon reasonable notices. preference Be granted
or es1 eSs5Ssr % ccA aay caussg Of rot more than zen
eases uuIess Otherwise ore By Tie Boa san be up J e
= 80 % h .es - Iefre ok m sf the day rreeel lie
ealing sad coendaT No afoun1ei Of 5 e o. the ay cal
Si5 The hearHes Of said SHAH BE- conducted geaey % tie
slme tie TRIALS Of actions "a il Coa o. hsooG Og s
OF these Boas and rules .leace applicable o. such ua ana
bol With tie duties and pro Of these D'ai I4 'P
~ sS,aa s decisions Of the Boaris Aa pon claims he, sn
Be snnoansei 10 open hoard inDei1lc er e olen o.
fbs dsy a. after the hnz shall be closed 70 con- elieAg
doae CH4sNCai -, DAEaE, ] Pres aeul
RICHARD T. CONNOLLl, C0nPfo-eE'
j. u. MAHTlSbALE,
IL.
New-York tribune., 1867-07-26
S)ori G1larOru's i}Otitt.

STATE NEw.YoRK, I
P0rr.WARDFNS OFFICg, No q Wiliam-st
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
~ secnn 81 th Act pasei April H. 1857 entitled AR Act TO
Reo4use Waens Ooc o>h Port u Eewlok to all persons
h-r oi tue subject maief Of sicn inquiry
e1aarua survey thar m following vessels under eranna
toa b, Wardtl that hc examinations VIII
rc within days succeeding hs notice. on board SAID
Tsstft ~.
stegnshp Persia. C4Y'
WTTHORNB TOMPKINS, President
J Auas HRiEIBag Secroiry
New-York tribune., 1867-07-26
CSrutrrits ann S9ro6isions.
SCOTCH BAKERY,
~ NO. 12S FULTOE.AvK, BROOKLYN
RATMORAJ RTGCTTTrv


M % Ss1EsI oGnP9unssd % and msnueured only By
Favored Of a6T which bss len % @ nd .S % , =,
TIE labNe It's merits have been fy year the family
EsT.{orf and other cities ne '-
the subscriber would ou uara eo Of It's coming from the
Scotch Bsley that each cracker has his name "oo iegby
TIe reputation Of the BslOral Bcu su as Vim create demand
receive prompt attention TO forward either b raj or steamer
IN the sale Of tie Biscuit and the only person authorized to solicit
TIE Imora biscuits are for sale at the following places and other
AcKER MLRtALL Co, 40 19s cbanbsrs-st, n Y.
PARK rLFORD Nos s and SO Broadway No 1l2 Sixth
& W GRRRT. No. no BToSdTsy' and No 2o3 Canalst
WlNTRINGHAM 4 WILLIAMSON No. Is Broadway.
+ Z. lrS M4R'lNR 4 Co; No, No go ilodsOn'-
81 i!l,i5 MSSE9N ;StS s Go &C. No % 81 H,pROndst isl
bFUiMfMoSSb5' iif S5' tiN6ohE, No Ma 81 5sli s5Is;e
6S1RD i 4GSaGs hS So tss ~ sliisv ss''''''''
ABRAM PoiHFsIs. iT.. No 2os Broadway
"a. GAR1NKR, No. C57 siE,,bssyG
RAYNoR BRO, No ~ Eightsave
cAMFBELI 1 GALWAY No. 4oa Fourtbavs.
ES fES c24RfE c24EIEs Nos 10 81 FISI5aJS FoaRs1e
BDWARD SCULLY cor Clinton and HenrT-sA
EIBERT BAILEY 10 5l5 SiEthavO
SS sHlLN a. hEa2 c35P NJ No. p p 42ligS F6ris5e
n AF Z I1aBFR r. No So III ~ Sdo@S $s.sqS'''' st. cor Fulton
HUGH TAYLOR, Baker, No. l5s Grecnvirh-st
JOHN WHITE, Baker No. Is Cahsrinest
PoRr WILSON IbSx Baker & No S 97y tourts,a,s N
b. II. ADAMS baker, No l99 Third-aye
AChER EDGAR & Co, lonkerS
VAN RIPPER & MARTIN Stspiot0n s. T.
. WARD MCGOWAN, Montgomery Warreus, jersey City
Mr. JOHN BOYLE Peoples Bakery Newark Fersey City
3D. ALDEN, Wholesale Grocer y
BOND & VAUGHAN. Wholesale Grocer, Petersburg, Va
j.. q. KEMP. Confectouer. Petersburg Va.
LlpPENCOlT BROS. Bakers, No. 20 Eg ghth-ave
7. BARBER, Baker Nos03 Echh'ayc.
h. A. SINCLAIR, Baker No. $50 Broadway
GEO.'W. SUTHERLAND, Grocer. Pcesshurg Va
J. SIMPSON, Baker. Bcverv. Fourirs.
MACY Co, Grocer cor Snhave. and Thireenihst
MACY 60, Grocers, cor SXthGve. and 1weuteh-st
MACY Co.. Grocors. SiNtt-ave and thrd-st
BROWNING 4 BkRRl. Goccrs. la9 and 6l RrnthRve.
h. G. THATCHER & BROS, Grooers, No q Eglslrayc
W T. T. b. PITMAN GT0cers o. and % Iudson and no.
6j2 Sjxth-ave
EDGAR Co.. Grocers 10 126 Nnth-ave.
GRIFFIN & Co. Greces No. Coo Sixtl-ave
SAVAGE ( BBCK, Grocers No 1889 broadway.
THOMAS g JACKSON Co, Grucors No 3Jg sHth-age.
DANIEL NOONhN No. 266 Sixtlrsye
JOHN n ROGBiiS No. 6o3 Seveuth-ave
Fox & TANNER. Bakers, No. l55 Egbthave
WA. s. CORWIN Co., No 9Oc Broadway, Tweniethst
JAMES MORTON. .
SCOTCH BAKERY No 1928 Fulionave Empao BrooAyn
New-York tribune., 1867-07-26
'F0D AUCTION SALE.

TUNs SCRANTON COAL.
On WEDNESDAY Juy 81, 1901 - o. 49,.
NV N0Ey Jur l8 1877.
g,.o rrr ayVspv TACKAW ANNA aud WESTERN RAILROAD
COMPANY will s bY Mcssrs JOHN H. DRAPER Co. Arctoners
a. e Copspys 2, E1chgpace corner OF william
st Eew-Yok on WEDNESDAY July 81 in at y O'clock noon
- 15O0J TUNS
ef FRESH. MINED COAL PROM TIIE LACKAWAENA REGIONS
S be usual sizes deliverable their Depot EuepOr " j. duiing
tbe .onth Of August, 1861.
7 Also the time and Place
delverabie II Washington \. J
TgE-s nv Cent peT I'm payable n funds tie day Of
R th balance within days required at e Once
Of be Company. JOHN bhlAhlH. fre-loeiL
New-York tribune., 1867-07-26
YntbIs manltIs.

MARBl.E MANTELS.-3J0 MANTELS con
- hssa sFsy se land qHs ghsh WI % tos io sa n s
- oeysa hbefel deaeSa a. khbkMs hantfl hafeoSa ~
hS RAst Bghteeuthsl, IhraFe. p. y Cu this out
M ARBLEIZED SLATE MANTEI,s5-SqperiQ}r
AtA appeafsnee, hall fhe price OF marble J. d
eIEWAkR Ne. aos slIth-sye 5stwsea ssth & o6thSt
New-York tribune., 1867-07-26
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS oFFICE-Before
Commissioner OSBORN.
ALLEGED oBTAINMEET OF WHISKY by MEANS
OF a FKAUDULhNI DUNH' DI,1,.,,

The United States Nicholas Lawson and AdolPh Asker
This case. previously reported and IN which
the defendants are charged with obtaining ne barrels oi
whisky from the bonded warehouse IA the Lnirysecohu
Collection District by means OF fraudulent Redistribution
bond was resumed ana testimony given to the oiiect ths
Asker arranged with certain party TO persOnate feCt
fer named Mccain, whO IL WAS alleged, would rceuIy
Inc whisky and whose signature it was necessary 10 nave
ON Tie bond in order to procure the whisky. .
Pending the cross-eXaminatiOn OF tins witness by Mr
Useb counsel FOR defendants. tho further hearing was
adjoufIed to Thursday next
New-York tribune., 1867-07-26

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Delivered asy qsA sLAVe desired Al he sI eat Atea
New-York tribune., 1867-07-26

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