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Approved, March 20, 1864.


Be anaeted 6y The Ssaats and House Of Rep
ressHto,pes Of he United States Of AWerieq in
Compress Assembled, That the commissioner
of patents is authorized from time to time TO
appoint, in the manner already provided for
by law such an additional number Of prin.
cipal examiners, first ASSISTANT examiners
and second assistant examiners, as may be
required to transact the current business OF
the Office with despatch Prorilsd, That the
whole number Of such additional examiners
shall not exceed four for each class, and that
the total annual expense Of the pateat Office
shall not exceed It's annual receipts.
Approved, March 30, 1857.
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ejr When Frankie was a little
four year.old she came runhing into
our house one day, out Of breath say.
ing: "Come down 10 our house right
away; mas dying like San HiHI
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CHAP. XVI.-An Gct 10 e,tq5lijh q Port Of
DeHreyy at Chester, Pennsylvania.
be Il eadefed Jy the Senate and House Of Rep
rcsentdiirss ofthe United States Of America IN
Congress AtsemJlea, That Chester, in the dis
trIct of Philadelphia, shall be port Of de-
livery, and surveyor shall ba appointed,
who shall reside at said port of delivery and
receive a salary Of FIVE hundred dollars per
annuin. tH-f
Approved, March 20, 1864 ...
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CHAP. XII.-AR Ael to authorize The Sserstd-
~ Of ths Trs0Sury 10 CELL me GoVsrAmsSt
Warehouses on AAGnte Dock, Brooklyn N!''
York. ..
BE il en6sied by the Senat, and House q
Representatives. Of the L'Htti States Of America
in Congress dssemJled, That the Secretary OF
the Treasury is hereby authOrized,iin his dis
cretion, to sel the property on Atlantic
Dock, Brooklyn New York, being warehou'-
es numbers ifty-four, fifty-six, aud hfty-eight,
row owned by the government the sale to
be'made at public auction to the highest and
best bidder therefor in ready money, after
giving notice thereof six weeks in succession
in two daily papers printed in the city Of
New York. Ard upon sale being made as
aforesaid, the said Secretary of the Treasury
is hereby authorized and empowered to make,
execate, and deliver to the purchaser thereof
good aLd sufficient deed for the premises
conveying all the right, title, and interest oi
the United States
APPROVED, March, 20, 1867.
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MERCHANTS of he FORTH

Would do we'll 10 take note Of the manJ
advantages We possess 20 do justice 70 thsiI
consignments, and We are prepared 70 MAKE
liberal advances.
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CHAP. Willis Aa 10 sreEYt HrdPPihy-
Paper, nads from Woodor CorH'idlki' from
Iaisrnal Tar, and for Other PUrPoies.
Mr. s.zsssi N a. f,~cit snf, H0uss y
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ISAAC JOSEPH & CO..
Auction & Commission Merchants
Growing Business.

To our numerous ffiendS Il Is hardly ne.
cessary TO say, (but TO strangers It may,
that we shall devote OR entire strength and
ability to the conduct Of our affairs.
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CHAP XT.-An 1ctto authorize he Entry and
OceaDdtion ofa Portion Of Long Island, 10
Boston HarGor, for mhitary PuPoSes,
Be il nacttd hy the Senate and HoRse Of
Representatives. Of hs United Stbtss Of Amer'cq
in Cdagrsgss asscmJisd. That the Secretary of
War be, and be is hereby. authorized to take
possession Of that portion OF Lung Island, in
Boston barber, Massachusetts, belonging TO
James T. Austin, for the purpose Of erecting
thereor II fort and such other structures as
may be needed for military purposes, and
there shall be paid for the same, out Of any
moneys III the treasury not otherwise appro-
priated, the sum of five thousand dollars, as
agreed upon between lyers ]. Austin, the
agent and representative Of the said James
T. Austin,and the agent Of the United States
charged with the negotiation for the purchase
Of said property PrGPidad, That said amount
shall not be paid until the Attotney-General
Of tho United States shall be satisfied that
the title of said portion Of said isand has
been fully transferred TO the United States
free from all en- unibrance, and that the per-
son receiSinE the money is competent to act
in the premises.
Appao4tD, March, 2S 1887.
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THE UNION FLAG
Ionesboro', Tenn. Aug. 30, 1867.
G.. r. GRESHAM,
EDlTOR AND PROPRLETOR.
TernN

Terms.
EGB~ The UNION FLAG will be published
every Friday Morning, on the following
terms
One copy, per year, So 90
Six months, 2 %
Single copy, 10 cents.
TERMS FOR CLUBSi
To Club Of Five subscribers, each, So 70
To Glib of Ten subscribers, each, 2 90
To Club Of Twenty subscribers each, 90
No attention will be paid to orders for the
paper, unless accompanied by the CASE.
Thrrna Of AhNnrtiaI,,r
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Representatives. Of the Umted States Of america
an Congress assembled, That, from and after
the passage OF this net, wrapping paper,
made If wood and corn-stalks, shall be eI.
empt from Internal tax.
SEC 2 ARd6s Il CVrthsr enacted, That ey-
cry national banking association, state bank,
or banker, or association, shall pay tax OF
ten per centum on the amount of notes of
any town, city or mdhieipal corporation paid
out by them after thG first day Of May, ammo
Domni eighteen hundred and sirty-seven, to
be collected in the mode and manner in
which the tax on the notes of state banks is
collected. .-.
SEC. 8. And be Il further enacted, That wrap
ping. paper made frcm any other material
than that cited in the FIRST sectiod shall be al-
so exempt frorn internal tax. rl
SEC. 4. And be II farther enacted, That from
and after the passage of this act, ladders
made wholly of wood shall be exempt from
internal tax.
Appf5ted March 90, 1851.
CHAP. IX.-An Act iii RELATION 10 hs Ae-
knoWledgemeHt Of DstaS in tie District ct
Columbia.
Be il enacted By The Senate and House q
Representatives Of tie United States Of ARler-
ica in Cohgre" assembled That hereafter ac-
acknowledgements Of deeds for the conveyance
of real estate in the District Of Columbia
may he taken by the recorder Of deeds for
said District or bya single justice of the
peace; and any such acknowledgement here
tofore taken by single justice Of the peace
is hereby made and declared to be u valid
acknowledg, Provided, That nothing
in this act shall be held to impair the title Of
bona fde purchaser who, by, conveyanres
and formal acknowledgement have, priol to
the passage Of this act, acquired paramount
titles under existing laws
Approved, March 26, 1867, "I ..H
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New-York tribune., 1867-07-31
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or NEw.YoRK.....JulI %.

CLEARED.
Steamship Loo. Dearborn. Savannah Murray Ferr, Co
steAnsh,p Neptune Baker Bosto1 w = CLYDE q Co D..
Steamship Rebecca CLYDE Chichester wimiagon C. Hand
s!s.%.e MsTsd s smith cGs5oOs Smith DunDHS
snip p Wheeler 'T' 1g eI,ssGT % w WI Nelson MylS r. TDE
BARK EHmsnuSle QaLl, Naselsno Naples Puneh heueks
SSsTt Brul reu Vessels Rio JaneO via Baltimore Paysu.
iSs BARI NJ Haven Hall, TsnsgeTa Miller nOugAtos Mil.
Bug (s CaGero, Gloucester, Eng, funch, Mereke
Brig Excelsior (Br) Cooper Bermuda McCOn Firth.
Big KeiurIh tBrl PnLian, Bremen, G Bailey;
B1s Ae, B as, M5 M0gipoTf ., , Ss'SSI soH CO.
sehr Dragon simpson Barbsdoes, !, 4 smith Co
s sSI e6Se ass S' ,cl.sn N%SS BsS Sf Bsss 1ft'"
Schr r. p. Pharo. Collins Galveston @. G. Young Co
sehf LOYAL scranton LOwden. Savannah " L. McCesdy Co
ARRIVED
Steamship Fairbanks H.nter wilmington N c. With nde and P''s
steamship Sherman Sampson Neworlsan days Ud'e t' to
Steamship san J,cutO Atkins Savannah a7h inst with md'e and
Steamship coacord Of Bou Ses Antwerp July 10 miss aud
lG9 pass Hitler Co Had sng westerly WINDS 'ne ehu'e passage
Steamship James Green, Washington and AsIndfA d. o. Win
steamship Malta B Mcvcke Liverpool 10th inst via Queenstown
o with se and 81 PanSsT @ rs CS11 an Yob G p'i
Slip HargWen oTsO Hyrs % days With %dse sua % pas
which continued @ four days ship p' de: SSs & sssd 9p.1 during ss
Has days of Georges with light airs from w. with much
BARK Ter, Cu,eh). Dur MAcaiOO 81 days with coffee to
Wave bqus Mobile 6 days with cotton G TO l. B.
Brig r j. MSure LtteH.ld Tuddde GA Il days with sugar
10 J. +. Ward Co.
Brig spngbok Akcns Cnfuego ~ days with
Sch A RGiA. watt Portland lumber, 10 jed fTfe Co.
scbr Magnolia B Caudwe Windsor s days WITH plaster,
Crandall UmphTaJ Co.
sehr MARY Louisa Collins Bangor dav umhsr Hooke Murray
schr Malsn Draper Meady Gardiner Me- days with lamber 10
ssehr Daeotsh Cof stoclou) Partridge JAhacOs days with
moas to Walsh Carver Dearborn H. kimAn, ofPTospeo Ne
dieIiwhls lying in port
Sehr Telegraph (BT), Wood Newark.
SchI. J. A. Rider. Rider Jacksonville.
schr. Porto Rico, Wentworth. Bangor. lumber.
schh Albion. Parks Bangor, lumber
SchL Amanda Powers. Bullock, Rockland, lime.
Schr Il. Y. Reysard Price n. L. MeCready Co.
sehr. s. Hale Coleman, Taunton.
sl0op Robert Wiss, Baker, NewIisven, NJ Briggs Co
SAILED.
Freneh steamer semirsmis
SPOKEN.
MaRnet-haYk (3rem.). 9Th inst. bound w.
Gcs,h-hark C3rrn( Iay H. "a Lands bnd esghd w
John Sydney-shp l4th lat a. a. hon. IS boaad
Rls~sk--shp 18Th inst, lat. t5 So lOn Is, bound r.
Qalad-bsTk, 22d lust lAl Il &e lon. ~, bound w - A
Brsh QaeeRshp 21d mat lat 40 Ion % % hSuro D. WI"
chronometeT down. p,,.
wlnAabg Jaly a. NJ 10 miles n chiue0s'sus from fAA
dslphla for MatAnfaA
MEMORANDA. s - s,,
The Theiis v Monitor 0aondsgs are al anenor '" F
DISASTER. -, L.
BosTOs Jf JThe Union of RokAndL Vaps ~
EeSYOrk ar an Een port reported asoo Vh y vs.. A
Black Ia <hl, AM ~ Ial eoaos, 9a eoases "ss e'e
ssl her "a. ~
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g,aal Bottles.

GUPREME COURT. New York; JULIA
) RgXs . cALgARINE WALSH ,"S JoEs ~ w&Ls 9tr
hu,ss 'nd hAhY ANN EAs widow , O " s bse c made
Ia r5' +. .SS, a I .sa &RFSGD I 4cRERT
sHd %%aD a ' Ii%EEScs I Es Estate Aon:t tIs Ell.1g,
sasOeu 10 Ill Bnsdsa % the S o o5 a % S5 @ Of
al. enn, to cay. Al ssos o I'll. gfs, @ ws
CITY being Formerly part the farm Of John lepe
sstA cl sasysr day Of Eo,s@esI 1889 and which said
sG T., 3 81 e % @ ss oS. q. sasd 1 ."d & S he number.
,ssh. AMI forty sn bounded oqts,r, rom rom q sy
By nuHbsr revea ard westerly ~ iot number ns V di @
map bsHg 90 The s06s IT, % ,,.I % d s Sorner
Of the aud and running aso's . s. s,,T
aa@6, on strike. po. sSs n the ss9 ss.. 81 On n' 'Rs s
S:.s.P I'm t S 1s & a s & TO the corner
ES thence soath the | o. loi number dy b to S, y "
ss rear and deph hundred feet aud I've inches 10
Also Al those Of land the venh Ward Of The CITY
ofSs. York wA.h taken are Soa9S s o % auth
stree, distant hundred feet Aser fon The e..sery a OF
@ aS TT.s .d sns r s and
.eya nehs. less St to as . sa1s aDs & ts Ssne .o@as
parallel ws said svsnse feet aud eleven inehO' more OF
g: G Of # .s s2''i sosHd yis and :aa
ds.eGs as follows namely Begnnns at oas on ns sssr 1t m Ss
aide Of d.a, .gS!hs from ~. poS NIX rS the % .ouS
sy n or sds Of sixty feet and & ars nss , eSe.
.sases, and ps. Tenth ory FEET thence weS ~ G
ss 6,;, , .i siiS' to tho posl Or place
ofbsshng said piece p.I s f Is dSs coT deceased
tbs Lrth day August lss snd reeeusa r 4a Of Copys
Register for the CITY aud OouhV y" 'e' AVA "
3l T.. .. r,,eei Of land situate lying and
Ao al WI ,b G twelfth Ward OF the City Of NewiorE
s inAsi rI described oiows; POM us
being no1 ~ distant any l eet hFe p inches
from the eey course % ss i - ~ TS sanA
,rrnng westerly,
oui., % @ hSdr.d ii nohery ana ps5s MIN VIZ
avsnae 2S fet thenee es.,eIy sn pII'e
& hundred ol ieei 20 tns sssy % s' m o.
westerly ssis
twenty-five @ feet 10 the point OF place of be-
ginning l., rleee m marcel Of ground situate IN the
Al Twh) Ward Of the City Of iNs"iors and known ana
heeteen estate Of Rachel Cetlne dated h
@ se aisd s oe Of Register Of New is,s .s lot numeer
February & hanndsd In 'front.' by Ffy dhh street, north
y by Iot nunber four W eAsery BY lot number sixty 6
s.,syl. by number artytso 6 containing breadth 10
nu -, txepy and length, each SIDE one hundred
1t dye inches he tie ol @DAd heHi JAY"
- -, AIPBgD I. ACKRRr, Rsisfse, No Plaesk
E.Lsox ssua. ESQ.,. Plslbslfs Aitsfask afulases"
New-York tribune., 1867-07-31
DoxrsrIc PORTS.

Ponrbisp Ne Jalg ~ dspseh from orshse states lhJ ~,
sesrshr North America hb been tpvd 10 dspe by he bnsn sd
LEFT the safety Igo Aasth. sR rsn % 6'spe on NE 1ld
tOx re North American % Qrctsc
yosrJS Judy 3lAguyed brig ISi, AhDs from Oot
tsuburg Il. n Hesen. from Pa sdeiphla.
HoNrs IoLE ynl, n mAyiyei s,ans gll,s hira oeo%
TafoI Hssf0Ik for hosiSa Lancaster Providence for 81
George Slsan Baltimore r lor'sn ABge hureL Geofst
o. f op; Lily Tancf5 Csfes'9n r Forrest Rssssu ii
Best rsrah Gardner RappshlunesE Va M Bost0a A. G. IbonsA
M Os9ns 70. do Caroline Hal fblsfelpaa f,r Barisor
23thB.irl A. Coaau Tor Pisdelt i0r IsdsstpsI Nsg a..
NeN YORK lOg Bo,lOa
FOREIGN PORTS.
AZ I5sco, r. Jpy L. brig Ele9s for heFF's ~ isys
New-York tribune., 1867-07-31
PASSENGERS ARRTVED.

PROM ANTwKP Juy lOIn steamship CouoouaMTs Bhchand.
ThA Walfner Miss ". Langen Miss d. Renhsril
Mrs KrAue Muller C. Schroeder L. VeTbsgen and and l3s
In the - - =. a,
FROM LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN July ls-ln steamship
Mala-A McDcmo John Suod Mrs w. sivernan, child and
rryau p Jordan wife K j. Jordan and wife L. b. Blum IL X
Stauey M Gerkeu Syeman, Mrs kingshury John
Caldwell Stewart James Peudeou Solomon Roenhed Mrs NJ A.
Boudon and child Morh Lamb Dr. Pevbe Har Mr. Woods,
Ar. Marv Iiokey, ard 5l IN the steeragc
PROM SAVANNAH July 27-Iu steamship San JanoMrs Loui
Barrett Capt ussey and lady Gen H. w Brig Mrs
Elliott and family b. C. Shade Mr. jackson, Mr. SAWYER. Miss
Doyle Braon Mr. at Mr. Ksgrby and child hr Green g.
m Russell aud lady M Sesse Mrs BsrnAby and daughter j.
sulier Mr.. Post Plane and hmily. Mr. Connor.
New-York tribune., 1867-07-31
'snttrmal grbtnur.
OTTICF IN COLLECTOR OF INTERNAL,

OFFICE OF COLLECTOR OF INTERNAL
I ppvRNUF FOURTH COLLECTION DISTRICT, STATE OP
WV YoEK teonprBg Third fihh Sixth and Eighth Wards
tbg CitT OF fNeu.YoIk), No OF Chimbsr.si.
Notice Is hereby given that The ,nnIa m tss assessed the
D strfct beginung May 1, 1867
from the Assessor that the duties taxes and licenses
10 payable The undersigned
nopsy o. by deputy st hs ono, No 81 daily suR
tAs second dsy OF August
bs second September for the receipt Of f daas
tI &c The included The annual list are upon plate
@ ..ts billiard tables panofoItss gold watches. licenses
nnr for the 1865 All persenl .h shall neglect
% A y, them respeye according 20 tbs list Aforesaid wia
% bsres spcfel will Hats TO the pens prescribed BY
law
OMes hsurs from Q q N. 70 p N
Dstsd ksr- kefs, Jsd " i1a 80 bpAiLhi' OoaseseE
New-York tribune., 1867-07-31
RECEIPTS oF PRODUCE

lilly SO-S5ls bbls. Flour ITO bbls Whisky, go nplS
Corn Meal, 1870 BUSH Wheat, G.[i bush. corn, cM
bush OATS 10 pkgs Ashes 81 pkgs Gut Meats iy psks
Lard sOSs bills PetroleCn 26 pkgs' Butter si"PAgs~
Cheese, 2u bbls. Eggs.
New-York tribune., 1867-07-31

UNITED STATES DISTRICT ooURT-M BAsKRvfror.
Petitions in Bankruptcy were filed by David
". Stansburg and John N. Elmore, both OF thH city
New-York tribune., 1867-07-31
MINI,rIinR ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC -
Sun 455 sun Se..... i:lt Moon Seis' 1;
HIaH
SANDY Hook ... $40 Cows lssnd.. 1851 Hell GatelO:R
New-York tribune., 1867-07-31

NEW YORK and FLUSHING RAILROAD
~ SJMMRR ARRANGEMENT, commencing June lG67-LsAvs
Hunters Poirt 60A H. '725 m $3.50 M 'siO 1890
p IN. 21o p 'iN nj s;yo p m ~ p n sls m
Connecting Win Stages Mauht and Port Washington returning
1g5 M $50 m Tuesday and SATURDAY nights
EI,a trains leave Flushing At II Hunters Peini 1918
n's. L. C. VORHlEs, superintendent
New-York tribune., 1867-07-31
Slsrt Glaram's goiiu

o EBw-Y0FK.
Ponr-w,nDHSE OgyIcs. No. % "llis" st
NOTICE is hereby given. in accordance Wlth
~ section o. tts A; pas,ea A9ri ~ l@i eoted ASk
iatere M having chsrse sbisci natter N such nQptr
or sargsy tia @ hOg tee noE lSdef eTaeE
ton b. fhr Port srieu suJ srye1 cfaasuOns 81
b completed oa tel days succcus s note o. 00.oi ss
New-York tribune., 1867-07-31
CIVIE COURTS.
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OPFICE-Bcfors
Commissioner OsPOkN

UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE-Bcfors
Commissioner OSBORN.
COMMITMENT OF TIE Defendants IN THE DEs-
BROssEs-sT. DIsrILLERY CASE.
B.S sgt HeaU Tsasky and Heury ReS
This case in which several adi0uncd hear
ings have taken place, all OF which have been duly re-
ported in columns and In which the defendants ere
charged with ilicy removing about 100000 worth o.
whisky from tine dstiery at Nos l6 and lGA Desbroes
St., summed up by Mr. Hersch for defendants and by
Mr. Courtney for the United States, after Which the de
fendants were committed for trial
ALLEGED ILLICIT REMOVAL or WHISKY, &c.
and James H. Adendce
The first named defendant Is charged witt
doing business at No. 35l West Thirteentt as dts
tler without license, and also with ilcitiy removing
liquor distilled there by him. The last stnAmed defendant
liquor but il appearing that he ected for Westpha1
simply as all expressnan he was allowed 10 turn states
evidence.
Mr. Field the Collector Of the district IN which West
phas dstillery IL situated, testified 70 finding the dis
tery In operation and also that no license had been
taken out by Westphal.
Alderdice testified several removals or liquor from
Westphal's distlhery
The further examination was then adjourned to Friday
next
DISCHARGE OF THE DEFENDANTS IN THE AS
SAULT AT SEA CASE.
The United States agt Charles Davis James Tko~s' aud The's
This case, reported yesterday, was concluded.
and the defendants. who were charged with sssauhn9
from New-Orleans 10 Havre were discharged, on the
ground that tho crueltes and ndecences practced 90
the crew by the mate substantially excused, II II Cid no3
entirely Justify the action of defendants IN assalg anq
prosecutions But IN dscbarglng the Defendants me
Commissioner warned them not to allow the lenenoy
shown them, account OF the peculiar nature OF thh
to encourage them nany acts or nsDorunatoo o.
rebellion under proper discipline
Deputy United States DstrcAtt0rney Ethan Alien fos
the United States; john M Staples for defendants
New-York tribune., 1867-07-31
NEW ROUTE ,.
~ BETWEEN
ne Wy O h AND Il O S T O n,
VIA
BRISTOL, II. i.
THE NARRAGASSRT STEAMSHIP COMPANYS
rrudkf

New aud Magnificent Steamers
BRISTOL. Capt. BNNfAAIs BHAYTOS, and
PROVIDENCE, Capt D. M SiHNoSs,
running Long Island Sound MONDAY Jun. H. eay
inc PIER no 40 NORTH RfVBR Of Canast lad0nng
Aauy Pe EVERY AFTERNOON tSuuday eIepied at bOcock
Bristol with the Boston nd Providence Railroad reaching
railroad than other rOuedsance by
rail-. - mes-time, ~ hOur.
These largest, ttaunchest and most elegant ever
Of 1900 uus 1urhen engine O horse
power hOroughy seagong all respects lte In the most substantial
compartments; guard boilers below
deei aud with every arrangement for fort and safsiy
and Of their oOm and extent and Eplendor
accommodations ih unsurpassed and IN the strength OF
their bulls fully equal tieaIBers
state Rooms secured. and freight arrangements made
lie Once Of the Company Oh The pier Ia New-l lOrt
New-York tribune., 1867-07-31
GxtpIsl0ns

A HOY! FOR ROCKAWAY.-The Steamer
~ PORT ROYAL rsn' every day sm Warrsns her'h RIer
landing Seaside House and EeT 0m~ each Bluet
inr bathing. clam bskcs daily
nAILY EXCURSIONS to GLEN COVE and
IL ROSIYN audlns Whiesioue BRyss Dock Great Neo
sands Por Motifs book rul Glen Wood On and after MONDAY
June the steamer ARROWSMITH Cspt Mutee. will leave Peek
SIP No q EAt River 81 9S d The above lane
inFs Returning VIII leave kcslyu al $3.50 !.
New-York tribune., 1867-07-31
0ttau Sttuufys.

DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP. COMPANY"
L qHROUGH LINE TO CAIIFOENiA AND CHINA
CARRYING UNITED STATES MAIL
VIA PANAMA RAILROAD.
Eemeu Pier No Nerth % Cslzl o. p O'clock
4 folcrs: 80
Cspt Farnscori-
GOLDEN CITY Capt laPlgc. -
2lHSlSf G. T. SeaiurY conneetng Win
MONTANA Csrt. sutica.
oSebardIed poua baggage allowed free eth ad Ia'ssH
Departures toaCl stAeepo; those ol and 2i5i or-ec Pans
eat;-i AMER
e. ports nd o lt torch Mauza1H.n.
Departure h eac month colneots viii the new ae ns a
Psnain to ArsB5is and NeW-Lealal4
seTrer al tu1st 10 VII csos with eae Crest Rs1Jbh
,u San Fr nc 500 September loto ztd Hong Eo -
zosohaua with esHeI Costa Ilr' W N-f a. CT a,-i-
T5r u,.sae tickets al fritt gPp At the ohc1 %
''e u"''' ''V' " N~ ~ T. n. BABF. Ae--L
New-York tribune., 1867-07-31
RoBEKT A. HAeoaRr1, ApetioEee..

ROBEKT A. HAGGERrY, Ancu0let. -
TAGGERTY & PHELPS. No. II Flne-st.
EFw.YoH, CiTY, July % lf6i.
will ssgG1 (c) Goveunen, HORSES At public ACloN o. vac
Battery s,rcks. Sev-lOrk City, on WEDNESDAY ~ 'i''
a. ocock a. N. ,,,ts 1.s,el d.
6trsntageOus.
By order, JOIN NEWTON Leut.Cel Or Easl''e'''
and Tyt n. .iorGe1 L. 3. A
New-York tribune., 1867-07-31

TRAINS LEAVE EHw.YoRKi
For Sew. Haven and Bridgeport 100 800 (kI lD O. iil5
(KIl 3CJ (Ez.l &45. 40 and 90 (EIj p n.
Mofe ststior Fsrs Southport and Wsspor 100 lilo
Q m: 3lj 4 20 y. m.
For Horgak 100 600 fErl 500 i 25 tkLh 100 tRLL
3ls. 40. (RI) 30. 600 fEID ..
For Derirn 100, a00 lilo q. N 345 40, 51o m.
ponstanfori ZOO eco (Rr 900 9Oa LlS (RI as 400
R4). AS a. (EI) 40, SO 65), 500 tRIl p.
For GTrench aud intermediate Stations 100 aVJ lLDA n 2l5
'' w. CONNECTING TRAINS
For Boston via Springfield s0O N. (EI.l 100 (BLl, 300
For Boston, shore Line, l2l5 (EGl, 6Co p n
For1Iatfon and Springfield 400 lBL l2S 400 OH 800
D.
Por Connecticut River Railroad 400 (bLl ZBp Mon
teal 900 N 10 Northampton
For ador Providence Iud HShil Railroad 800 (ELl l2D
p.u...4 =, m
I215 100. 300 p M.
Fo Canal Railroad, l2i3 m 70 Northampton
For ousa atouic RsrOAd, BOO q 100 IN
u Nsugatnek Railroad 800 a. NJ, aCJ m
Eor Daubur, and Eorwslk Railroad. 100 so o. m, ADp
N'AN PA JANIS H. HoYT sutl
New-York tribune., 1867-07-31
HIInsnN RIYER AND HARLTM RAUL.

HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAIL
4 II ROADS-On aud she5 MONDAY. April p. 1851 rsla fof
Albany and Troy connecting with Northern aa4 Western irin' Will
leave New lort A. follows .
EIpres via Huisss River R1.'ro1 1hrieth't and
Buffalo nt Suspension Bridge tpnt change VI
and Troy ~ih trains ~ Saosa kaAnd Bara
andtAe North
1880 Erpess traa va Harlem Rsioai 1een Ih St AM
Chatham With Nccu Railroad r Lebanon
Springs Ptt,fe Albany With Wessm in' and At Troy with
tfaus Tor aratoea Rutland Burlington. and tho North
train via Hudson River Baioal, eunnenS a. Albany
with 1n for the Wet.
$3.50 n EIpress an Hudson Rirrr Railroad connecting
Albany With wcssn ami At Troy ah trains for Montreal With
Sleeping attached . .,---. f.-,,-
with We,t-u karlsi for Lebanon Sruugt fsle Ge, and a. Al
tsuy vith Sieetng sttschcf II Ahsnr
$50 m KYprss Hudson RIVER Rsosi with serring
Buffalo Suspension Bridge without chang,
dv creeping Satunia attached from
OgdeusuTE without change Rome, W and o.
Railroad Tor Troy viii be made ksl Albany This itis
will SurdAys
with ey trains flT Buffalo lni Suspension Bridge
o Saratoga and points North Tbs tran vii
Snud,ys
Sunasg Hudson River Railroad from New Yorf
ana intermediate stations leaving hcN-lok al
Returning POughEeepNo Ji5 ariuss IN hss oiI
al p m. ,--,
Sunday n Harleu Railroad leaving Pofy second 81 Ai
n arriving MleTton $40 m. Returning leave Miller
ton Al D u arriving Hewiork A. 1880 :. 10
VIM u. VANDERBILT ce-Presilebt