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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-08-13

A GREAT NATIONAL CuRIosITY.-rhe
Sentinel, published at Jacksonville, Oregon,
of the 18th ult, says;
Several OF our citizens returned last week
from VISIT to the Great Sunken Lake, situat-
ed in Cascade Mountains, about seventy-fve
miles northeast from Jacksonville. This
lake rivals the famous valley OF Sinbad the
sailor. 1t is thought to average 1000 feet
down to the water all around The walls
are almost perpendicular, running down
into the water, and leaving no beach. The
depth of the wateri is unknown, and its sur
| face is smooth and unrutfled, as 1t hes so far
below the surface of the mountain that the
air currents do not affect it. Its length is
estimated at twelve miles, and its breadth
at ten. No living man ever has, and prob
ably never will be able to reach the water's
| edge. 1t lies silent, still and mysterious in
the bosom of the Everlasting hills" like
a huge well, scooped out by the hands ofthe
giant genii ofthe mountains, in unknown
ages gone by, and around il the primeyal
forests watch and ward are keeping. The
visiting party fired rifle several times into
the water, at an angle of forty-five degrees,
and were able 10 note several seconds OF time
from the report of the gun until the bail
struck the water. Such seems incredible,
but is vouched for by some of our most
reliable citizens. The lake is certainly a
most remarkable curiosity.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-08-13
FERTILIZERS.

TH,O OUR CUsTOmERs.- WE TAKE
pleasure n announcing Dealers in Fertilizers, and
the Agricultural public, that have within the past
year increased facilities for the manufacture Of our
RAW BONE PHOSPHATE, to an extent unequaled by
any ether House In the United States Europe These
facilities not only include the enlargement Of our old
established works in Philadelphia, known the DELLA
WARE RIVER AGRICULTURAL CHEMICAL WORKS,
but also the purchase Of extensive and wellstocked
works at Chicago, Illinois, with all the necessary ma
ohnery cars &c. to conduct the business. This estab-
shment alone has produced annually 5000 tons Of
dried bones and meat and Is capable Of being largely In
creased. We desre by the closest supervision 10 CON
duet these two that customers will de-
rive practical benefit from their consolidation, in OBJ
tanning MANURE which shall maintain standard
and uniform quality, and at the lowest possible price,
~ BAUGH a. SONS.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-08-13

A BoID WOMAN The Stratford (Canada)
Herald says; A startling rumor prevailed in
stratford, to the effect that three men had been
killed by a woman in the township of Elma.
On making inquiries, we learned from Chief
Constable Harrison, the following facts rs given
by Messrs. Moore and Dood, constables from
Elma:
A woman named Gibson, living near Tow
bridge, had lately received sum Of money from
her husband, who resides in the States; this, oi
course, became noised abroad among the neigh
bors. On Saturday evening last four men enter
ed the house in her absence, but were unable tt
find anything. In the evening the same parties
came again--this time Mrs Gibson was at home
On their demanding admission she refused, a
the children had told her of the previous occur
rence.
They then attempted to force their way in
Mrs Gibson warned them to desist, ut the sam
time threatening to shooti but they still persist
ed, when she tired the gun and shot the fore
most in the face; the others Withdrew for
while with their companion, but shortly return
cd to the house, and burst the window opel
The brave woman seized an axe and buried
in the skull Of the man who was attempting
climb through the window, The other two in
mediately decamPed, taking their wounded col
panions with them.
The alarm was not given till morning. VIII
the neighbors turned out aud followed the track
which were easily distinguished by he pools
blood which lay along the concession; but it "
found the parties bad got into a conveyance a
drove off. Up TO going to press we have 1
learned that any were captured. It is alm
certain that one of the rufians was killed, a
the one that was shot must have been sever
, wounded, as the woman saw them carry b
, away before returning to their second attack
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-08-13

ONE DAY after the late horrible catastrophe
on the Diion Railway an old man who had
escaped by miracle from the crushed cars,
presented himself at the place of disaster
A workman who was collecting the debris
and clearing the track inquired what ha
wanted "Monsieur, l am one OF the vic
tins" The workman looked up, and see
ing man without any injury inquired,
your child, any friend?n mo, Monsieur
have lost my umbrella" The workman
searched among the broken cars, and by a
singular chance found the umbrella
''There, said he, giving it 10 the peasant,
''you are lucky to get out of the scrape in
| this way" "You call that lucky2' return
ed the man; "look here-they have broken
two whale bones"
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-08-13
GO AND ASK MY moTnnx.


You've told me many a time and oft
That was fair and comely;
Ny eyes were bright-my tresses soit-
While other girls were homely,
"she's quite too young to know her Will, =
The folks say to each other;
But, IL you truly love me still
Why, go and ask my mother.
Pm told there's care In married life
That all the Joys in eourting;
When young men have secured wife,
They say their vows are sporting.
won't htlieEe what old maids say,
II you won't choose another;
You've bothered me so much to-day
Do, go and ask my mother =
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-08-13

If ill-luek befall you, think that it may be a
blessing to somebody else and that your turn
may come next
Our lives are truly at an end when we are be.
loved no longer the chillinesa of the grave hat
been passed through.
Folly has more commentators than wisdom
perhaps because her works are more numerous
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-08-13

A HORRIBLE BREAKFAsT.-Th breakfast
eaten by between four and five hundred peo-
pie in Wurzburg in Bavaria, July 9th, Will
long be painfully remembered. In German
cities the bread the people consume is rarely
made at home, but is bought at barkers'
shops. of late years particular kind of
bread has come very much in vogue for
breakfast. 1t is made in the form of rolls,
shaped like little horns, of about three
| ounces weight. Most of those who in Wurz-
burg, on the morning in question ate that
kind of bread, had been procured from
certain bakers shop near the cathedral.
After eating they suddenly became sick.
| They felt burning in the stomach, vomited,
and fell off their chairs in a state of proslra-
ton.
This calamity being known, his customers
in and out of town were Immediately warn
ed not to use his articles. An examination
showed that all of the so-called ''horns" and
some other kinds of black bread had been
poisoned with arsenic Not vestige of the
poison was discovered in the raw material
at the shops; flour, milk, salt and water were
all perfectly free from any corrupting sub
stance; yet in some of the ''horns" upwards
of four grains of arsenic were found. 1t was
evident that the arsenic had been mixed with
the dough, and not with the original material
, The whole community was terror-stricken
, of course. From two to three pounds o.
arsenic had been employed, but no clue tt
the perpetrator could be obtained, according
to our latest advices, and it seems that the
BavarIan authorities, who took the matte
in hand rather despair of finding him out
Luckily, not one had died among the who'll
:, | number noisoned
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-08-13
DRUG STORE,
IT CORNER OF
FRONT AND WEST STREETS,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
.,us. ma, FOsT n Il

MRS. DIR. FOb Nc
..onnoss 10 her friends and the public gensray that
Az NJ ,san the Drug Store at the Of Front and
West Streets, and laid In full supply Of
PURE AND FRESH DRUGS,
...r,.a from ts best and most reliable houses in New
ma services q an experienced Druggist graduate Of
,ha college OF Pharmacy, Of Phladephia, have nsen
sscnred who will give careful attention TO tue SVM
FOUNDING or PRESCRIPTIONS, at all hours OF the
day or night. ,,- c....,..,. ,..... At.at
zines Psrumsry, Hair and Tooth Brusnss o9mps
ard everything USUALLY found In we'll regulated Drug
Store will always be kept on hsna' anu Soiu AT 'n'
lowest philadelphia prices. ,.
Ma. DR.. FOSTER who is regular graduate q Penn
Madcs Uniyersity will continue the prsces of medi-
na al the above location, where she may be iound Whe
NOT professionally engaged f
REMEDIES FOR THE HORsR.
full supply Of reliable medicines for the cure Of al
asasses Of the horse, will be kept constantly on hand
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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-08-13

a@e"ANEREcAN Le PEEoIL Co., N. -
None gsnuins without the exact namsOf the hrn'
ssF LooK TO IT, Tfsbi-
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-08-13

Alawyer who was sometimes forgetful, having
been engaged to plead the case of an offender,
began by saying: "I know the prisoner at the
bar, and he bears the character Of being most
oonsumats and impudent scoundrel." Here
somebody whispered to him that the prisoner
was his client, when be Immediately continued :
"But what great and good man ever lived who
was not ealumniated by his contemporaries ?"
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-08-13

Az EsQUudAUx BELIEF.-In a distant
couptr there once lived an unmarried wo-
mar ,yb, 1had several brothers. Being once
at festive gathering, she felt herself sud
denly and yiol'' emily seized by the shoulders.
This she we'll new was declaration of
Iowa for sucb is Il, We custom of her people;
but who the man was 'he could not discover,
since the Int was ouite 1, ark. There being,
to her knowledge, no men IN the Viiiage
beside her brothers, she at o. nee suspected
that it must be one of these. one proAS
from him and running away sm> 9areu nei
hand with SCOT and OIL Upon retur. uine "
the hut she was seized again, and this 'iihe
she blackened one side OF the face of .'er
unknown lover. A lighted taper being
brought soon aiterward her suspicious were
confirmed. Seizing the taper, she now ran
out of the hut, and bounded uver The rocks
with the feetness of deer, Her brother
lighted taper and pursued her, but his light
soon went out, yet he still continued the
chase, and, without oyertaking her, they
came to the end of the earth. Determined
not to be caught, the girl then sprang out
into the Heavens. Her brother followed
her, but he stumbled while in the act of
springing. and, before he could recover him
self himself, the object of his pursuit was
far away from him Still bent upon gaining
the prize, he continued the race, and from
that time until this, the sun has been going
around and around, and the moon around
and around after her, trying still to catch
her The bright light of the sun is caused
by the tapers which the maiden carries
while the moon, having lost his taper, is
cold, and could not be seen but for his sis
ter's light One side of his face being
smeared with SCOT, is therefore black, while
, the other side is clean; and he turns one
, side OF the other towards the earth, as suit
his pleasures. = [Dr Hayes Arctic Boa
: | .LoaLrtlen
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-08-13

Has stood the test of sevef years
before the public and no DTepaTa~
tion for the hair has pet been dis
cOvered that aUiI produce the same
beneficial results. 1t is an entirely
sleaU scientific discovery, combining
many of the most potUeITiH G1sd re-
KINoDoM. IL restores GRAY HAIR
TO ITS oRI0IhAL YOUTHFUL
COLOR. 1T makes the scalp aOIstte
and clean; cures d6sid1'uD ana
hn5aOrs, and falling out of the
hair; and qViU make 1t g1'otO upon
bald heads, ercept IN very GgeG
persons, as q .tr,a5ssl.ess u re b;, ,sais'i =
nOuf.isfted aild Supported. IL makes
the hai1. moist, soft, and glossy,
and 10 lCnsMTpd SSed as a H a h
DRESSING. 1t Is the cheapest
DreuGrdtiOn eUer offered to the fSiiD-
tic. as one bottle aOiBE accofspttsh
more and last longer than three
bottles Of any Othe', prepgfastodnih q s.sad h,
me First Medical Authority.
The tUO1tderfuJ results produced
bu Ottf. SiciLg0lB Hair Re1tetUe1' klGVe
jt,duced mann to manu- Cttt1e pre-
11nratiOns for the Hair, under CG=
| 1.iOns names; and, IN order. 70 tfe~
dtce the trade and the puOttc to
| purchase MetT coHiD0uttuSJ "tSg
have resOrted to fdtsehoOd, 0y
claiming they acre former part
| 1leTs, or HGo some connection fOtthl
or Mr. Hall, and their pTepGrd--
MOn tUas similar to ours. DO not
be deceiUed by them. P9trchdse the
0ri0itaL! 10 has neUea' vet been
sols0IIed. Our Treatise on the Hair,
sJith certificates, sent free by mail
See that each bottle has our l0ftCGte
Dn,,n..ssa Cf0s,s4l Os,e9. the ton of the
bottle. Al others are limitations.
R. P. Hall & Co.. Props. Nashua, NJ H.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers in Medicine
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-08-13

NJ DUNG LADIES BEWARE OF THE Injurious
i effects Of Face Powders and Washes, All suoh rene
dies close up the pores Of the akin aud In short time
destroy the complexion. If you would have fresh,
healthy and youthful appearance, use Helmbolas kH
tract barsapArla,
New-York tribune., 1867-08-21

CLEARED.
Steamship Pioneer Br ShaeAloi Cow Bay Parmslee Bros
Steamship Cleopatra tbrl Donald Antwerp Christian Bo&
Steamship Abemac Bourne Norfolk CITY Point aud hhmoad
steamship Ysptane Baker Boston. ". ?. CLYDE Co.
st;r rfu,fsou Pratt London GrIunel. Mntnrn 4 Co.
BARK Antonio AUST Slasare Cork for orders sOmsn Edye
BARK Cunon. stafford zsra Trinidad, Brett Son Co.
hss Rhs GP9TseIf G29 Ss IP pIHel NooE Hicks Bell
Brig Gipsey DAM. Davies. ~. CroiI, y. Hanigd
Brs David Owen, Chsdbonrns Baenos A{es j. Norton jr
Schr Eyelyn, Burger. Stamford. .. -
schT BarEalov Holmes Derby, Conn, Racket Taylor
Echr /. A. Orcatt BlteT, EltabethpoTt, A. Abbott
schr Ellen Iouse Cue Providence Rscket TAYLOR
sloop g. H. Davis Newllaven, Racket Taylor
ARRIVED.
Steamship Arizona Maury ApnNa 2h INST With mails specie and
pass Pacific steamship Co. is anchored n lover quarantine
Steamship Salvador Nckesop Savannah n hours with md'e
steamship Futon Townsend Hayre Falmouth Aug oNh mdse
Stssm,hp Scotia r) Jukns Liverpool Aug TO- aud Queenstown
llti IS With mdse. aud 2O pass TO H. Cunad
Steamship saragoa CroWe Charleston 6O hours Win dse and
Steamship Champion LOckw Charleston 6O hours With mdse and
Stssmp cua Moore wallace Nebep c. via Hatteras Inlet
40 hours with mdse AMI pass to Muuay, Ferris Co , =.
Steamship Valley City Iomhn, Geoigeo"n u u WIN muse 70
Bark bells Panera span), Morales Havana II days in ballast to
FeTrer Medina. . . b., a, ,., ,.,t, l.. %
Walker Foote Len 10 vessels. ,, ~ N N
Big Rlen bernard of Badmore Burgess Bridgeport l. b. !"
g James Crow B Condon Lngan 20 days with coal To na,'t
Sc6r Susan, Cedar Keys, Fla, Ia dHs Win s'' " ''
scbr r. Mason Mriug Norfolk DAYS With melons to lare'
Heury steamship, 18th inst, 30 miles y oi e' '
FOREIGN PORTS. 1T r.oD s,
Cow nav G. n August L-Saied brig }. W. "oodfui' '~' "
KrSssros JAM August L-n POrt, brig PFnes A''' .''
Ps ss@d AZ seRr Wing. Of the Morning for Sew.YoTk
New-York tribune., 1867-08-21
Smustnunts.


THE BARNUM AND VAN AMBURGH
MUSEUM AND MBNAGERIB CO.
Broadway between sgrag and Prince'!@
...,., Mr. G. L. Fox,
TALENTED PAYToMrNE COMPANY
T., a., =, EVERY AFTERNOON AT zij EVENING AT 8
r. MOTHER GoOsR AND her GOLDEN EGG.
oonrTnB THE CoYTENTs OF THE UTICA MUsBgM
PROF HUTCHNGs iIGIITSiSG CGICULAToR
nr-,D A MAMMOTH FAT INFANT,
Hy5SSg $S4EEs, MoXEEys, IEAeSED sSII, Sii''''
hArPo IANILY FAMILY, GRAND A2gARIA, etc.
Admission, 20 cents Children under ten is cents
LESSEE MASaUES-- :. /. - > ..7.--
THE BLACK fCROOK,
REShMBD and RECONSTRUCTED.
THREE HUNDRED AND PORrIETH PERPORMANNB
GREAT SPECTACLE
when 1t will be presented With
JARRETT & PALMRRS
GRAND PARISIENNIG BALLET
strongly reinforced by Artises
NEW BALLgTS. COSTUMES AND MUsIcl
AN ILLUMINATED BALLROOM,
10 which will be gyeu'a
GRAND CARNIVAL AND MASQUERADE
STATS SECURED SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE.
VVALLACK's-TO-NI O-NIGHT-COmmencing at 8
ANOTHER TRIUMPH FOR LoTrA
'''''''' THE NCoNPARABLE LOTTA
" "' LITTLE NELL AND THE MARCmONRSs
LITTLE MILL AND TIIB MARCHONBoS,
DiCKBSSs OLD CURIOSITY SHOP"
OF that title. expressly adapted for her ~ ,o,ou,,, voo
EVERY EVENING TILL FURTHER NVtiCE.
LITTLE NELL
AND THR MARCHI0NBSS
DiCKBNSS STORY.
LoTTA'S IaPBRSoNATIOSs
" ''' AZ EEGTisH FaiR
New-York tribune., 1867-08-21

THE Rev. Dr. Brecll of Boston is spoken . OF
~ probable successor OF the late Bishop scott OF OIo
gOn. ,..
much before the public In connection VIII VIII P nractice
vorce and second marriage, has con eonneh'ou '
OF physie at Oconomowoc, WISCONSIN,
William Richardson, of Pauldlng o1ouin,y' iuS.
Ohio is Ol years old He Is the survivor & oi ,aiher or az
and Is now iiyng with the sixth He ~ tie i''i VI "
children by two Of his wves-2l are living
Ex-Gov. Andrew of Massachusetts, vd who I,s,' has
hen talked OF i'm connection with the war once when
~ WashinSon subsequent 10 Jobnsons 40 or teDruary
sneech on being asked Il he had called on the PIesent
Taned No Sir; had official business 10 trahsset
Viii the President or should have transacted II; but
can never have any personal relations WIN nm whle s
psnlt TO senator Sumner is retracted, ana unapoio
gized for"
The Macon Telegraph says that the Rev. John
W RecLwith OF New Orleans has reeonsidered hl ueSe
sion OF the Office OF BishOp rendered TO him by the Fps
conai Convention Of Georgia, aud finally determned 10
occent the post Mr. Beckwith Is now at the North pu.
win return To NewOrleans In the Autumn. arrange n's
personal aud pastoral affairs during the Winter ana 10
ready TO enter upon the duties OF sis diocese cary IA l
coming Spring
New-York tribune., 1867-08-21
yttturts unb Msrtinss.

TUTIIILL GATHERlNG.-The Meeting Of
the Defendants Of John 1uth the Pilgrim, will be- held New
Suffolk Long Island August 2s at ten O'Clock The way Of getting
there : bY steamboat railroad.
The steamboat River Capt Gibbs Pier No Do Peck
slip NesYork Tuesiay at ave O'Clock p arriving New Suffolk
morning The Long Island Railroad egur trains leave Jamessp
Newiok daily at y NJ and p m stopping at Cuichosa Two
miles from tho place VI meeting.
on arriving Suffolk Cu,chogue Station gers viii in
que b. Tuth Committee, who will give
them all Information desired II Wen ia stormy the meeting
will take place the neIt fslr day. IRA TtTHlLL,
Chairman Of the Committee
New-York tribune., 1867-08-21
COURT CALENDAR-TuIs DAY.

SUPREME CoURT-CHANsERA BAESARo.J Reserved Cases
35-The People rel Parker, lS9-Iisygaui agt FeOk
agt Kuickerbocker Ice Co l50Thompson sgt OROnrke,
18-Yalsnne SchglA ct al l5lR,ss ag Ross st al.
00--Moors ei al agt- Hudson Il Insane agL Same
r. Co l5J-Nicholson agt stentoa
73--Por.er at Patterson ct al l3f-CalaghaB sg Ferris
g2-Lawer Lawler l5S-Same sgt Same
l0t-Brandase sgt Van Wat lJi-Schmai egt hAle
ll2-Oothout Stone al lJCbbous eli al agt Heuemas
llg-Cohen agt OtLeubeiner EglA m sgt TreadTeh 90
l2t-LyieckeT Lydecker l60-WstSider ag Bnrgsnon
i45-Sclnal sgt KJb lbl-iievneE asL hoRea
lB In Dodge syt Connolly. l6J-Bsgorth egt Ellsworth
lB-Nilson sg. Mclean lb4-LeGt agt BO0&
MARINE COURT. -TRIAL TKRA--Adograed 10 Friday next
New-York tribune., 1867-08-21
sUPRE,fs -6aAmnars. Before Judso BAR

DECISIONS
Schnidcf agt Schnider.-Rcport of referee
confirmed and Judgment 0i divorce granted.
Flaglcr agt. DISQUALIFICATION denied.
Amber agt skinner Motion granted If defendant pays
the disbursements up to date, hnd 80 on before same
referee; otherwise dcaiei. a.
Campbell agt Campbell.-Rep1Tt Of referee confirmed
and dgment Of divorce granted.
Hatch agt Hatch.-MOtion iOr alimOny aBi counsel
fees granted.
Rcdmos qgt. Elmcr.-MOOn granted.
Steln agt. ROSensteinM granted, and reference
ordered to hear aud determine.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-21
e1HrL couxrs.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT - Before Judgs
BLATCHFoRD "tVt
COMBINATIONS.
Returns of process having been made In both
Custo House and Internal Revenue and claim
ants appearing for any Of the oowingnaDed property
on moion of b. X Phelps Assistant U s DistrictAttcr
new ,eerces were entered cOnoemBing by deaalt;
Hoss CgeeS-Thirty pieces Of sail duck, &o-l
,n cashs of nriIns brandy nine cigars, marked
sc D." .n. - .,,,, :. ~. ,on r..o,..
=. ~ ea Ravarl-st No 43g East Twelfth-st, No. 23
sS. r 1r " focytI a. one sfiI &e at No. 122 Clinton
n is distiIied suirit found at No. 67 Peansti
pnu ~, 20 9,lons dsted splrits &C. found at No. s3
Hpous ~ his Nils dSiiiled sprs found No 80 bow
cry 10 bbls distilled spirits lauAu ~ no Dcsso~
New-York tribune., 1867-08-21
COURT or COMMON PLEAS-saECIAL TERN Before
Judge CkRDOZD
DECISIONS.

Judge CkKDOZO.
DECISIONS.
COweS agt Jcnkins.-Sce mem. with Clelk.
Ilorwg agt. HerwiS.-JudgmcEt settled.
MOllet agt liyde. Report confirmed, and judgment
granted.
Horn act. Murphy.-Tho COSTS &c, claimed 10y the
receiver seem reasonable aud order the form pro
posed by his counsel may presented 20 me- and win bc
allowed.
Jandan agt. Gray-I incline 10 thuk that the moaey
DO reached but IL is of those In which tho
plaintiff chose that they should have the opportunity OF
testing II by action. II the laf desire the appoint
ment OF receiver It viii be granted. The order restrain
ing the bank Will be continued for 70 days To enable tho
receiver 10 bring suit and II sut be brought within that
time Will bc continued until decided.
POfre agt Marine Bank The appellants attorneys liavo
have not stated whether they acCede to any, and n so,
which OF the proposed amendments. This must be done
before the il submted for settlement 0sue No $50
COlman agt IOung.-MOtiOn denied on appellant within
Ave days serving notice of appeal and respondent giving
undertaking. making deposit required by statute or
paying 81 costs OF the motion; otherwise motion granted,
with 81 costs.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-21
aropOsnIs.
4. ~, 80 ------- - 80. -. 4. l-a1

oFgtcs 0p AaSv CLorHSG RouIPAGE
No. ~ BhoA ADwAT, HBv-YoRK, Aug Is, 1851. :
RMY SUPPLIES.-Sealed Proposals will be
~ received % ose until - O'Clock FRIDAY The 21d inst
fr Furnishing contract aud In such quantities
be required Of this until May 1868 RID
AFH COAL, furnace tni egg size ...,
Proposals us be accompanied b. proper guaranty Tor the faithful
performance % IS contract
The Uul State. the right reject ell b. deemed Obec
tl0uahc
shslI De- ltloed Proposals furnishing Coal" and
afinsscit0 Bt. MAJoluen ID A. NlNIOs,
A..in q I.rrnaaf .ltaner IL. n.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-21
S)ort. @larSm's SnOtits.

.>o>~-~-~~--~>~~~~~~-~~~~ sr,rH or NEw YoRK, }
po,rw,RpESs oJYcE No ~ "Ihamsn ~ Il
-, ,ro', rohrim n;ven. in accordance with
NOTICE is hereby 6:G slsSh sS "a entitled A. a:. :.
rs The wsns once Of ,ss % ss subject matter inquiry,
Interested n o. hat following vessels are % %O viii
lion by Po wdsns @ uIt succeeding this notice. on board SAID