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GEO. w. WILLIAMS & co.
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Church.s street, Charleston, s. G.
GEO. W.:AVGIIAAls. 81 O.;W1EIIA1 J; ]
= .i: @ -: :. ...z...5:::5 -
5nAvING EsTAB1lsHED OUR 3. HOUSES 4
THE TRANSACTION OF YOUR BUSINESS IN <
November IA .-s5.zsa.. .iz5az.l i.za.:
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TIMBER AND LUMBER.-Thero Is some increase in
the supply of Timber but the stock Ia still limited with
only light demand. We renew our rates. say for COM
mon Timber s4@s5 p IL; for Nil Timber s7@s1o, and
Shipping Timber s1o@sl5 g NJ. Raft Lumber is selling
at s12@sI5 NJ; City Steam Sawed is held at s2o9$so
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SHERMAN 'HoUHr, !CAiuaao, Ill,

February IL. 1903. = :;
& MEssns p b. DnAKH T. 0o.:-Plsase send ms anothe,
Twelve cases OF your Plantation Bitters As morning
appetizer they appear to hsve superseded
else; and are greatly esteemed.
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Warm Meals at all Hours.
NOtica-

JONATHAN IRISH, of the State of Iowa.
- will take notice that on the 8th day of
May 1867, a. Palmer fled in the Clerks of
fee of the Distrie, Court for LYON comfy
Kansas, his petition against-said Irfah and
Samuel A Hale. setting forth that said irish
and Hale are indebted to said Palmer in the sum
of $4,000 with interest heFeon atl 0sner cent.
per annum from the 18th day of January.
1857, BOW due, ahd,paya6le on ,prnnissorv
noe given by said Irish aud Hale to said
Palmer, dated November 18th, 1866. aud due
two months after date with interest at A. per
cent. aft er due. and asking judgment for that
amount and costs and thatan order OF attach
ment has been issued against said Irish and
Hale, and lhe west half of south west quarter OF
section H. township 10, range IL has been at
Lached as the property of Jonathah irish to
satisfy said debt; and that said Irish must an =
swer said peGtiOn on or before the 18th day
d July: 1867 or said petition will be taken al
true and Judgment rendered accordingly.
RU9GAES d BROWN, :. -
1924 Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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= - = y y & u b. No CRU 4.
" SolS>AIe ASentS.-FULLER, FINCH
4 FLsg- LER. -CkiezEos NAY ER 2 RIO. & co,
- LE--s- COLLINS BIOS. St Louis:
". EESS ~ } ROBINS. Iniporgers, New
E-rE- lz.E s-r sale By Al lskd1ns Druggists
llr,.J.c1-.-1 l-+ Sa4-e- lSyl
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SRERIRE,o -

Rf virtue Of an execution issued out of the
u District Court for Lyon county, Kansas,
and 10 me directed, Ihave levied on the mort b
east quarter Of the southeast Quarter OF section
No; O. initown ship No. IS. of range No. ~.
ana Wlll oiIeF -feF- sale ct pebble auction ct
the Court House door in the town of Emnoria
in said county, - =
On Saturday the first day Of june. 1857.
at one 9,eloek pm. of said day, the aboye de-
to be sold as the property of J. 81. ,MeMahan
TO satisfy jqd gment IN favor of James Ford
Date d this 18th day Of April, A. D.. 1851.
q "a q e A. R, BANCROFT. Sheriff.
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Notice.

GUSANNAH x. 10y -Ofthe Statelof Mime
- sofa. is hereby notified that Frederick d.
EoS' 'did. on the 18th day Of May 1857, hle
his position IN the Clerks office of the
District Court for Lyon county, Kansas,
against her, setting forth that they wers mar.
edin the year IS5 5, aud that Onsor- about the
10Th day Of October 1856, and at divers other
times before and since that time. the said S1E
enc Hiram Tobie, and Gsking that he may Be
divorced from her, that said petition viii sand
Ior heating At the SePtenabsr term, 1857 of the
District Court foF Lynn county. KAnsss .-1s
- HUGHES q BONN.
.TatfL s-asGEE ~
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ways on hand. . N
mGsAeRa Agent. t6fIs D. al n. snEGs
AMERICAN ORGANS

TNHE AMERICAN ORGANS ARE The
Il aoAly real Reed Organs n0Rsb efofs ttE4 Sub-
lie; the only Organ hIving ReVerbsrAtipg
Sound Box or Wind 0hest-whieh has the
anne important part to sDeFfbE1n lAslfhs SS6nd-
ing Board has IN the Piano Forte Ito give body
and resonance OF tenel and without which the
Organ becomes merely a 2MeiOdsOns in su Or
gan case. The American Organs have not on
" the Wind Chester Sound Box, but have the
large Organ Bellows giving power Ghd'g4sat
steadiness Of bOney make them the most Berfeet
Organ known. These great Improvements,
and the superiority Of tone and RofkEAaAship
of the American Organs, place Them in the
front rank es the beat, and they commands
higher price than any other reed ii1stfd6ient
in-the market. Every instrument warranted.
Send for a.priee list and circpIaE,ss 80
Publishers Of the Singing Pilgrim p 1eW)
for sunday schools. Address egg
{, = -. sPHIhIP PHILLIPS & CO.,
Q1IB a. Y Nc. As n. kh & Sc Ia6zb, Go.
a0-15yl = s7sa" - sen Il
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-05-31

In 1s42 Milwaukee had 1000 ipbsb.
ltaDts' now her population is about 20,
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6seSher perPetratea the following in
Money is OF no use without p;atv
But when a man has piety in S;s S,ssy
and money in his pocket, he can ~ "a
peace with both God and man o.
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TO TIE LADIES.



WILL NOT T. X EZE.
UNHE constant demand we have had for
Il LIQUID DYES has induced us to put up
q complete line of 40 Shades, all Liquids,
which will recommend themselves to every
one who has used Liquid Dyes. for their
BTilliancy of Color, Simplicity of Use,
Certainty of satisfaction, Economy
of Time, and Freedom from .rat B
all Dust or Dirt. rr.f
The Mordant and Dye is combined in one
preparation. The only Dyes of the kind ever
invented fur silk, wooden and feathers that
will give perfect color. Full directions fer
use and certificates from eminent Chemists with
each package. Samples actually died wit h
each of the eolOrs on silk and wooden, may be
seen and the dyes obtained at all stores Price
% cents. If you desireto obtain Satisfa c tory
OolOrs n uIe shortest time with the least
trouble, inquire for Reeds Liquid Dyes. and
take other kind -.E
GEO II. REED & CO., Manufacturers,
81 sos, $40 & 572 Commercial ST., Boston
For sale by all Druggists. Trade supplied
at Manufacturers prices by Meyer Bros. q Co.,
6 as North Second Street, St Louis. E0-4m6
Lumberi IaumbePi
FTHE subscribers desires to announce to the
L citizens of Topeka and points tributary,
that-they have now IN Yard and 10 arrive
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q 3 Q .ee.P- 80 "a e

We have .eaiagT "a &C
Tea Coffee Sugar, MoIasses. Vine0sr- 49,
Saa : SPICE Peppers Esleratzis. I4ndI
- 81 Canned Fruits and Dried FrnitsT \ -.
we AZ kinds and Everything elseusuaIlv KENT
N 2 tlEst-el Z. County Store. Ali 81 Thish
90 81 S4eE Is nc loWssktsyns f5E easbs Ed =.
SIX .ssz1AE = u19Aa. Q. HALSz
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FTHE subscribers desires to announce to the
L citizens of Topeka and points tributary,
have now IN Yard and 10 arrive
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-05-31

A bit of sharp practice has been going
on at Hudson, n. Y. A man contracted
10 purchase a farm. The 'eforleit'' was
$500. A few weeks subsequent to this
tran saetiop third party came and. offer
cd the original owner an advance of
81 500 for the farm. TIE seller backed
water and paid the forfeit, when par
CHASER No. Q didn't want to buy. Sew.
slSl parties have been dupe in The same
manner within short time.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-05-31
1cALIPoRNIA WHEAT.


When California WAS purchased OF Mex
leo it was considered by many as a bad
speculation. People who had been there
and seen the country, characterized it as
s"God foTsaken." When gold was dis
covered and the rich plaeers were success
fully worked, the flow of the precious
metal 10 tGbe States" satisfied many Of
the early dou5ters that if the mines didn't
give out, 1t would at least be a good place
TO, dig for gold, but they were certain
that for agricultural purposes the teriitt-
ny was worthless. A lew years passed,
and before the gold frenzy had subsidized,
people began to SOW and reap abundaully.
The productions Of California soil were
among the agricultural wonders the world
over. The grape was cultivated, and the
punches of the delicious fruit were enor-
nous in size. Then came California
wine, celebrated for its rich flavor Il
was admitted that the Pacific State was
pre-eminetly adapted to the cultivation Of
the grape. Then. too, il was discovered
that the.Wheat grown there was of the
finest, and The produce per acre, fabulous
10 Quantity. Now. this CEREALS exported
to all parts of the world, ard San Fan
cisco is'a-great grain market. When min
ing was the only labor performed III Cali
iiornia -four shipped from New York was
sold in the mines at one dollar per pound.
Now eargoes of California wheat and
-four are shipped to New York aud sold
at a fair profit to the shipper.
The incrsasein the production Of wheat
in the far on State Of the Pacific, is re
markable, nl85O, the crop amounted
TO 1900 bushels, In 1860. it reached
6.ooo,ooo bushels. What it is nov,
there are 20 figures 10 show. but the in.
crease over he pEOducnon OF $50, must
be enormous. On the Goth of March,
there lay in the harbor Gf San Francisco
fifteen vessels, receiving a full freight of
wheat. These vessels carried 10000
tons. From Move mber 66 Il March '67,
10000 barrels of California -four were
received in n W York by the Panama
route, aloue,. Lasge quantities were also
received by the cirouitCus sea route, which
Is cheaper one than the direct route bv
steam.
50 we have from California the bread
which we cast upon the waters many
years ago, and at much lower price than
the miners had to pay for it while they
were delving for gold. -Dayton 0hiol
J0Qrnal
New-York tribune., 1867-09-19
Corporation Notiafs.
CORPORATION NOTICE.


CORPORATION NOTIcE.-Pubic Notice L
y hereby the sss ssy s
Houses aud Los :: spste and lodged
oses Of The Board Of M ena'on BY all persons
l., pO Setting autt. and FaSsins 7''rssi from "
''ssafs "a fon s.s rom Wilmington to ws''r''' '''
ws:tstrs esSn Grading setting Gutter aad Fi'sss
q s 'sSR1 ssis street 's
s for sysg the intesecion Of nhsena' 'as
psr Isyns cossws and Jackson square ''
S ys1 Tarns rnS w.v.pc. West iohsss
'ps s,s e. FoS Isyns crossssis sd s
For Building Receiving Basin on tue northwest corner
10Th For Building Receiving the northwest corner Of Third
iS Toi Building Receiving Basin at the south west corner
igh Building Receiving Basin on the southwest corner
18th For Building Recel,lrs the northwest cerner
S For Receiving corner Of Avenue snl
@ For Building Sewer Curs between Division saA
iYb Por Paving Blocks BlH-seet from BI0oms
ss For .. sst,ss. and ,ss..s
n msssS 3 sniS o pcss parcels sasd situated =
Both sides q y. "a ,t5sst from q ROM .
.pa q ,h es ss King 81 ,., s !.
- BsS s S, ats he 81 sSs wsy on The
stS Both sides d ssthsee I'm .
from h.i s Slsss Of ne .
.4f .r "ssss .s bs%.y and the sssisry from ga
S,S The noa. Of Hors and the westerly side o. s
avenue l9stree and the eaey side OF
Ttb Both des oi West both sides Of Waerypse
10 The extent block either from the corner ot wasr
anS s 10 the extent Of half the wsy hs
and % Sd s Of h avenue to s. s.
tent Of half the block either way nom 'he '''1 " ~ -
OH side Of Averpe D. and the nohsry side q eh-
street to the Ient half the block from the northwest corner Ave-
h ros, lots ON the westerly Of svenus commencing tns
northwest corner Of 3d.street and aayenae 49,.
s & i ns corner y Avenue and poa
225 feet westerly and on Avenue iV iee' soa'nev n
b on the westerly side commencing At the
,eath.west corner o "a avenue and Fourhsrees a
Avenue 70 point on 7 feet westerly and %
res. on xsnue norhsrly from the north "''' corner
,b The .osth.y side Of sevense and the westerly ;:
Avenue point distant lS9 isei sss
Of Seventh and Avenue d. = ,s-.,u "a B.y,r1-
18th Beth ds q chYsis s.rsss es.s.sn p'A'' '
10Th Both sides Of Thdaye from "a III stres and
and s streets point half between n ~ LII he boI sa
both sides o. all the n'srseecns '"ss" " ',t.-
Eth Roth sides from B,oons .d II ssns ress
srs ,s 4 ri. half ls,. ss % s &. s .s r at '
ssuwesi asynas .sd sa b, the above named
Al so sss opposed the same or ether o. so -
ssss,, II .I's B..Ss" New css va
| .SsS,, ssys fiom date Of this notice r,rv
''4' JaGss Jofs c24IEElL S1fL Board Of Assessor.
% isaac s.r G SoapH asft; Hos,. September 10 1881
pUBLc NOTICE y hereby Hyen a shas Ga y
-. slo" us Gcur held in sse r the gy ssa Scfiw i S
% s:.s lS 5sso Sss ':s
OYER s. 10 r;t a ,s, SS,. 20 q y and
pni S Of 30 p. s'Ss jurors ss. s susrs%s
~ ,os P.s Jarsrs or Superior Coars Para ard Ws Paaa
SI fss Jssn 0s ess Of i'us'' rev n g CONNER. ol.t
New-York tribune., 1867-09-19
Mlarbl, Manttls.

MARBLE MANTELS.-The best place IN the
M @ parch.. Marble MaT,el. Of The iis ss'sp ssm
esr fhrsre Mau,s. put ~ in the county Ut gs oa
xvARpI FIXED SLATE EMANTELS-SuperlQ
IA more daabls; half the pce OF mio l. 4
sTywART No COS SIhsrs., between 9stl Slh''
New-York tribune., 1867-09-19
ainussintnts.

A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
AA mAA hAhsrSBk''''''s'.''''''' .DEetof'
ITALIAN OPERA.
MONDAY fGnHEEsSS9 GHES93s sIsIS SfsT q TS "a sassoS s
DON GIOVANNI. TfFDFT
NINE. PAREPA ROSA.
SrinHf. Il ns4fOoH' - SAESSli. & Ess42S''
TUESDAY EVENfsG5.' SSfPT. "a, ats
PURITANI.
- SIdRA. ANGELA PERALTA.
'n1I'' Asssrasr.A Ass'SOco'' ssI
WEDNESDAY EVEEiSG' sEfT 3. ala
-Ir ,f RossIsrs Tr
II .nI @. r.... OTHELLO
NINE. PAREPA ROSA,
BBLLHf, BARAGI. AEToaUCy
~ l.. PANCANI.
(iis 6rst sppesraueet
THURSDAY. OPENING NIGHTIN BROOKLYN
FRhDdY EVENING, SEPT "a ATS
RoSsINPs
BARBER OF SEVILLE,
AND A NEW BALLET.
SIdRA. ANGELA PERALTh,
DAhAoIdd d fSEh5SsI R11dSsr. AsIoSVccl asI
Mr. g. MARyIG, and others
(Their brst sppeasaceb ..
SATURDAY AFTERNOON 0RAND AATIEEG
PRICE OF ADMISSION.
General Admission
Ssca.dses's er's'' y
SSq SS
q. WILL CQMMBSCB THIS MORNING, :. -
At the Academy Music Poufs pown music store No ~
Badwsys Sctirer No 70l Broadway sni dVsg
town.at the Thestcr Ticket oeice, No ia Broadway
THE BARNUM AND VAN AMBURGH
Il MUSEUM AND MBNAGRRiB CO.. m
Broadway betxeea Spring aud PTInee-sts rf
EvBRY AFTERNOON AT 2i; EVENING AT -
Of the celebrated French Drams, In three acts.
THE MAN OF DESTINY; s
THE srRAssSsRs CRAVE. ..,,.
THE ENTIRE DRAMATIC COMPANY APPEAR
" wv Tiis CONTENTS OF THE UTICA MUSEUM.
an LIVING PTSiI PROM THE GULF OF MEXICO,
gorgeous the rnbow has been added 70 te
GRAND AQUARfA' They RARRFCURI0US aud BRILLIANT
specimens Of the Tropical Inhabitants Of the deep
GORDON CUMMING. THE LIONSLAYEtrS COLLECTION.
PROP. HUTCHINGS E. LIGHTNING CALCULATOR,
A MAMMOTH PAT INFANT,
A GIANTESS, DwARf, TWO CiRCASsIAr GIRLS
A LIVING SKELETON, l0LtyIEG SKA LB0PARDS.
THRRB ROCKY MOUNTAIN MOOSE
LIVING sNAKSS, MONKEYS. LEARNED SkAL i.
HAPPY AIlY, GRAND AortRfA, etc.
OVER 100000 CURI0s I1TBS
Admission. % cents; Children under ten Is centa -
NIBLO's GARDEN. .-1
IN MATINEE or THR BLACK CROOK, iv a
SATURDAY SEPT 81 ..lH .D. a.
SEATS CAN Now BIZ SECURED. ....l ID
E'REE ELEMENTARY CLASSES, Y +.
designed especially for those pupils who are deficient IN tho rs
NETWORK CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
No. 820 BROADWAY
New-York tribune., 1867-09-19

Il . RARITAN AND DELAWARE BAY RAILROAD.
On and sNer MONDAY May lJ 1891 the ues viii AZ follows
from PIER No 81. foot Of DusDe-st - =.
Al ISIS a m.-EXPKBSS PASSENGER LINE, Tor Phafepha
Long Branch kr Ai mPor Long branch Toms River aud IN
f:l5p IN.
PAST FREIGHT LINY-Ieavss Pier No . at SO FOR Phla
AID for a the road d the Camden anl
A1c Railroad Freg At tor asd quick time uniformly
made. kEIiNslNf;
EXPRESS PASSENGER LlNEPor NewYoft tc lesres Pblai
phis Ninet 7f5 Prom Long Br1uch, for Nes-loff
7.25s aud II 30
". ;. SNEDkN 4 Co. Leseea
New-York tribune., 1867-09-19
ERIE RAILWAY.-Trains leave Depot foot

ERIE RAlLWAY.-Trains leave Depot foot
~ Of Chsmhers-st Pavonia Ferryi 49,
$500 bay kIpress for Rochester Buffalo, Salamanca Dunts
aud all points West and Soutt.
1890 Triin daily otle and intermediate ststoEs
1000 m Express Mail. for Buffalo Salamanca Dankrk Aoi all
points West and South. -.
M. Train. for Mddlown ard inemedaestatons
Way Express. stopping at Siering Junction Turner'S
ami all vest tuners to Port Je Newbursb aud War
wick
$50 waT Train. for sufen ard intermediate stations
$3.50 High B1yrex, f Rochester. Bafae, SALAMANCA
Dunkrk AMI al Sont and West
6;oO p ~ wls'Trsn sufcrn aud intermediate stations
7:0 Night Express daily for Rochester Buffalo, SanAnca
Dunk and all West snd South Dy This 'An sleeping coaches
will uu through 10 Cincinnati without change.
$500 W Rmigrant Trs'u. daily, for the West
Also " Nay Trans for Boiling fasSac and Paterson ~ oio
and e5 u Las. 3sl 6:3, and III p m On "kDskS
DAY NIGHTS Thea Train al Il O'CLOCK ioT Suaern and nternes
SUNDAY TRAISS-s.3O way Tn for oissinet 70 and
5p for PaeIsOn NfJh Erp for DunkirS Bufao Rpoh
ets Salamanca aud all rcu Vest and South II for Paterson
and Pom lerviA
EIpress Trains through Salamanca nunkk and Buffalo with
out change Of Coaches and direct connection With All Southern snd
" esterB lines
Perfectly Ventilated and luxurious Sleeping Coaches accompany all
Night Trains
hcke,. can obtained ooeNo 2 Broadwsy
Depot Cha5,st. ie aal Long Docs Depot jersey
City. ii. RIDDLE Genl SaPt
u p.pp Cerup pass Agent
New-York tribune., 1867-09-19
HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAIL-

4
Il ROADS.-On AL sher MONDAY April - 1857, isns f,f
Albany TroT. t-ncnx With northern sGd western hana su
leave NeN-Nofk A. follows.
EIJTe.s va Hpdso River Itlrosi Ttrttih a. All
through B1f1,o snd Sueasn Hrge without change ~
and connecting ToJ With Ar s Saratoga kgsnd Bafns
Antle North
1880 Erprss' train via Haren Railroad. Twenty Ihst and
Pourthave Cths st W,ra Railroad Lebanon
Sprngs Pfd AusuY sith Wesern
kutlani. Brnrgon, suf tie NORTH.
Hudson River Railroad, Albany
With for tho Ner.
p KIpres Huin River Railroad Connecting
AbAnv Nsn ari al Troy with Htins Tor hontreA With
sleeping Rtaohel
s5 D. m Erpe Harlem Railroad connecting si Chatham
With Western Rsrosi for Lebanon srrngs fi be and al Al
with Msster trails attached Ai Albany
Hudson River RAILROAD with sleeping
and Bridge without chsse
creeping Saturdays attached fn
through .deusbnrg without charge Rome W and o.
will be made East Albany lh tran
will Sundays
II m tram via River Railroad with sleeping attached
with Buiao and Suspension Bridge
Tor Saratoga and point, North Ils uaa Will
Sunfays
supaa train Hudson River Railroad from Newfork
10 sd daie stations leaving kewiork ~
Returning leave poHghksepas At .so arriving hs~ioS
=. Ia ~ ..
Aho Sunday train 81, Harlem Railroad leaving Forty second g. a.
60 m and arriving Meron at $40 Returning Miller
too at m arriving NsN- lork at l9:JD A. - .
II. VANDERBILT. vcePresldsnt
New-York tribune., 1867-09-19
GREAT REDUCTION in First Glass FARE
~ WEST, NORTH. ard EASr. Va NkNlONk CENTRAL aud
NORTHBRS RAILROlrS GnI TROY LINZ or STEAMERS from
Pier no ~ NORTH River foot Of SpussL, ds 81. Saturdays

AMI oIeronso raeon 10 all sissls points aud 'iAuos' vsa
TIete b,xrgs ehsesei the ons No "a ws;st
New-York tribune., 1867-09-19
THIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE1TLat on On

FHHlS Is 10 Gff T. NJ ltE-l nhb vi VIC
ofseptember A. D l7 Warrant In Bankruptcy was Is
sued against the Estate Of . .,.,-.,
IN. CITY ~ SeyYorh In Newlok and state Of Ne
York adjudged Bankrupt his own PETITION at
the PAYMENT debts and Delivery Of Properly belonging 10
,uh Bnkmr, 10 him or for snd the Transfer Of Property
b. him forbidden by Law that Meeting Of the Creditors o. le
said Debts and Choose gnes
his Estate viii he held at Court Of ,shap TO be h9an a, ns
Register 22 tso huudred and tsol boadHaY room
No the Cy o York before Isaac Dayton Register on e
dAy October d. 1861 tweyeoc cok sept 10,
1861 H. MURRAY l. hanhai as messenger
New-York tribune., 1867-09-19

TRAINS LEAVE EHwYoRK;
Yor Eew.Haven ard Bridgeport 100, 800 (EL llD m I'
Url 400 (BrL 345, 40 and 90 (Rf) p. m - .
Aorc strsiiord Fairfield Southport and Wepor LOo 'o
a m a4j 430 p. m. -. ,.,.,y-, ,nooo.,
$3.50. (Er) $50. 500 (RI) p.
W, Dau4 100. 800, 1l3O a 34S, 40, 80 p m
roy stanford 800 (Er 800 3D ae (BL al', 400
RII a45 40 (EIl 40, $40 go, 900 (BI p IA
FOR Greenwich and utemeiiate stations 100 eV' iL"@ ."
as 40, $50, go p nt o ,,v
For Boston, via Springfield 500 m fEIl 300 Gel a"pm
For Boston, via ShotLlne, l2l3 tE1 GW n. oo tp enA
For Hartford and Springfield, 800 lBL6 lls aU tkhb o."
D.. m. - ,sis, n "A Mon.
ta 40 ~ 70 p,dy5.Do. sDd Pl Railroad EI) m. ns
pm. .., e,o.,n,,o, R,,,,o,d a, 400 . m
po, Canal Railroad l2 IS r. N. TO Northampton
fo, Hous.touic Railroad, boo m. 300 p m
For EAugsuck Railroad, 400 A. m $40 m
10, Dsp6ury nd NorwAh Railroad, 100, 9U O. m fopn
Commodioas sespns ''i' A' JAMES II. HoYT, surt
New-York tribune., 1867-09-19

Cap. N. s K, q. s ARA,
kITH AUCTION SALE of SCRANTON.
Dt COAThe Delaware LaokAVAnns and Western Rsr2ad Com
s,u, viii ell by Messrs sohu H. Dr1per Co. Anctione the
tonpsns No 26 Exehangeaee NeEYork WBDNES
fAY SEPT clock 5000 TUNs Of fresbnned COAL
tu The Reciol deliverable Depot BsAbehpor
I'D dariug October 1851 time 0O0O dee cradle
* kWuhrgsou y j. SAMUEL SLOAN. President
New-York tribune., 1867-09-19

ry,UIS Is TO GIVE NOTlCE-lhat on t.e
eleventh DAY ef september 1901 "sab IN DahASp"'
""'sAea FAiA'' Wv JAMES C. PORTER -,
Of the City Of rewYos in The Seeny o Nss hSs % s.a t, s
svm.t Of sny debts delivery q any property bs9nsng 70 g
flnn him or o hs use and The nsisr Of any properly w hn
.,s nden by a~ that meeting o The eredtor OF , sAo
r, 10 prov, deb and TO choose one or more Snsnt o.
.is Vii he h,M t Court Of Bankruptcy 10 be ebold.n No oi
Bosdwsy in the CITY EsvYork before Mr Henry Wider heh
ssr on the day Of October, A. d. 1901 se COCA H.
Sept 10, 1901 n Monnn s;i :. n =, b,,ys, Of S,v yori