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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1867-07-24
A. BAEBENROTH.
Bookseller, Stataoner and Book
Binder,

YTAs opened store on Fourth Street. first
IL Block north Of Main street, in which he
is now offering at the very lowest figures, the
market Affords a large stock of everything in
his line, including all the SCHOOL, and college
sext Books used in this city, Bibles and Prayer
Books Stationary and Account Books, Pictures
and Picture Frames, etc.
Every kind of book binding will be neatly
and promptly executed.
vss&rtsva, July, Etb, 1883. 50
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1867-07-24

GA Distressed Mother" writes to
the Allentown (Pa.) Democrat for advice,
which she gets-thusly: '"The only way
to cure your son Of staying out late @
nights is to break his legs, or else. get the
calico he runs with to do your house
work" = aa4a-1
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1867-07-24

The subject of impression at frss
eight was being talked over at the sup
per table, when the lady whose duty it,
was to preside "over the cups and tea"
said she always formed an opinion of a
person at first sight, and generally fouut
it to be correct.
Mamma, " said tie youngest son, in &
shriil voice, that attracted the attention.
of all present. ,a
'We my dear, what is itY' repiisd
the fond mother. ..-.-.
81 want to know what was your opinz
ion or me when you first saw meY'
The question gave d sudden turn to'
conversation '.-y -rr.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1867-07-24

"You would be pretty indeed said 8
gentleman patronizingly to young lady
''if your eyes were only a little larger. !"
"My eyes may be very small, sir, but
such people as you can't fill them"
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1867-07-24

Good intentions are at least the seeds
of good action, and it is every mans duty
to sow them,
New-York tribune., 1867-06-25
MEXICO.
YOUNG TURBIDE PROCLAIMED EMPEROR Mar
QUEz.

YOUNG ITURBIDE PROCLAIMED EMPEROR BY Mar
QUEz.
TELEGRAPH
NEW ORLEANS, June M.-Advces have been re-
ceved from Queretaro up June from San Luis Potosi
to the lth and from Monterey the 7th via Galveston
the betrayal of Querearo by Lopez he proceeded TO
certain documents which had been left with him by Max
milian and among them he found containing WRIT
ten abdiCatOn signed by MaXimian, in favor Of young
ItHrbidc. Marquee thereupon Immediately proclaimed
ItuTbide Emperor of Mexico under the regency OF the
Empress CarlOtta He also arrested 30 of the most nota
bic liberals in the Capital and imprisoned item as host
ages for the safety of the lives OF MaXmian and his COM
panlonS.
There has as yet been no authoritative denial Of the
authenticity Of Maximilians proclamation published
week before last and il is sl believed to be genuine
IL stated that the counsel for MaXimian have been
refused their request for the pOspOnement OF the trial for
50 days that they might have time to prepare tie defense
IL also reported that the Emperor las been sehtcneed
but they he traced TO no good
authority. Alvera, the Imperial General, would only
surrender QueIctarO honorable terms The terms
Of the capuation state that the surrender was made in
accordance with the established laws ana
usages Of nations Martinez, the Liberal
under arrest and the arms and munitions Of war were
restored TO AveTa Maxine Campo was not shot as has
been reported, but brutally murdered whhe lyhg
dangerously wounded IN the hospital at Quretaro.
The last reports received from the city OF Mexico say
that Marquee had commenced executing his hostages,
not given. The death OF Mendez is confirmed All tE;
foreign prisoners taken by the Liberals numbering 1900
5000 AustTians Belgans, and frenehmen. were on
their way 10 Monterey.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-25
MAPINE INTELLIGENCE

QUEENSTOWN, June 4-The Inman steamship City Oh
Paris Capt. Kennedy, which sailed from New-York on
the 18th OF June arrived this port early this morning
The steamship Edinburgh, Capt Bridgman of the same
line which left New-YOrk the 18th instant. has ar
rived The Cunard steamship HeCla, Capt Edmonston,
from New-York June -, also arrived here today All
The above steamers have sailed for Liverpool
LONDON. June 24The steamship Bellona, Capt Dixon
which left New-YoTk on the sth, has arrived in the
Thames.
SOUTHAMPTON, June 24.-The North German Loyds
steamship Deutschland, Capt. Wssels from NeW-Nork
Jane 2 touched at this port this morning, and after land
her passengers and mails for London sailed again for
Bremen.
GLASGOW, June 2.-The Anehor Line steamship Hloer-
MIA Cant Monroe which left New-YOrk on the sth inst
has arrived in the Cyde.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-25

SPAN, without the corresponding sanction and nstuc
u0ns from Congress.
Additional article.The law Of the sth of September,
1894 is deTogaeh, and al Others Of the Republic thatm
ltates or is contrary to the above.
whether the rest of tine Republics that form the present
alliance with Peru, approve the above law not, Peru
VIII stand upon her position The fear that Spain
VIII possess herself Of the Chncha Islands does not rou
BILE the PeruVians much, those Islands will be entirely
bare Of gnanO by the end of the year.
The proposition TO sell the guano direct to purchasers at
the different deposits has only been met by low offer by
the houses here at $34 Bolivar currency per tun the
Government twi not accept 1t. IL will bring higher
price when foreign houses begin to purchase.
We have in the Port OF CaaO the following United
States Ships Of War: Nyack, Commander Pendcrgrast
ard the slOOp OsSpec. which will sail north in few days
quite accident took place board Of the Powhafan
one of her having fallen from the fore yard TO the
deck, and was instantly killed.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-25
CANADA.
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.

By TEiEaRLPH THE TRIBUNE
QUEBEC, June 24.-Bishop Lemgrevin of Renousky
has issued Pastoral the subject of Confederation smi-
lar TO that OF the Bishop Of ST. Hyaenthe The heavy
rain of Yesterday prevented the usual procession IN cee
braton of the Fete den. The question OF the INTERIOR
onial railway terminus is occupying the attention OF the
Town CouncH OF Lewis - -
MONTREAL June 24.-None OF the Rouge papers nave
eoned or alluded 10 the pastoral letters Of the Roman
Catholic bishops confederation The national fete of
ST John the Baptist celebrated this forenoon win
the customary pomp and ceremony All the national ana
religious societies took part III the procession Ihere
were 5000 persons in the Fete Deu procession Yesterday
private IN the lO0th Regiment cut his throat from ear
to ear with razor last night The next meeting OF te
Convention OF the Young Mems Christian Association VIII
be held at Detroit ,, , o, m =,
rnnte ro Lake Pepin the Red River OF the north 10
rovides $4,000 for the work The road 20 be opened up
terminates within seventy miles OF Rainy Lake, whence
navigaton Is uninterrupted 10 the Lake OF the woods,
abeut ninety miles from Fort Garry. -,
TnRONTo June 24.-The Liberal members OF the GOV
ernment have summoned meeting OF the Reform mem
hers OF both houses Of Parliament who supported the
at last session on the want OF conndence
,notion They asked TO meet MesSrs hoWlaIiu,
McDoucall aud Blair Toronto on the 26th INST Ine
Liberal members OF the Government from Nova ScOua
and brunswick will be present The true stare OF
paTties in the Province will be made known, ana the pol
Icy OF the future discussed a., ,,.., H.,
II s understood that three gunboas, the ChernD HUI
ron and Breomart, on the upper lakes VIII DE pre-
sented TO the new Dominion by the Imperial Government
on the st OF July The boats with their amamens are
valued at 81, 100000 each
New-York tribune., 1867-06-25
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

LONDON, June 24-Noon.-C Consols for money, ga ;
Illinois Central Railway shares 79 Erie Railway shares
ssI; United States Hve-Twenty Bonds, 49,
AfternOon-Consols have declined per cent, and are
now quoted at "a for money.
Evening-CODsols closed at "a for money American
Securities closed at the following rates: United States
FiveTwenties, 10; Illinois Central 70; Erie Railway 5S
Atlantic and Great Western Consolidated shares, 25i
FRANKFORT June EveniDG-United States bonds
closed at 77i. .............
LIVERPOOL June 24-NoOD.-COttOn tending down
ward-estimated sales to-day 5000 bales; Middmg Up
lands, nAauad Middlng Orleans l1ld. Breadstufs-
Corn 39i Southern Flour, SOi; California Wheat lS6
Peas, $50; Oats 3I6 Barley, 49. Provisions quiet
Pork 73l; Beef 1926; Lard 496; Bacon hI6 Produce
Petroleum Spirits. ID. Refined, li2 Pot Ashes, SlI
ROsin-COmmor, n; Fine 12i. Spirits Iurpentne' 9LS
Tallow, 44l0. Clover Seed, 42I.
Afternoon-COttOn has declined I'd. per ID
Evening-The Cotton market closed quiet at decline
OF fully ld from the opening prices The following are
the last quotations Middng Upapds, utd Middling
Orleans 9d The sales Of the day foot up 10000 bales
The market for Breadstufs has been quiet throughout
the day. Corn closed $50 for New Mixed Western
Peas 80 per quarter for Canadian Wheat Barley, and
Oats show no alteration IN prices The Provision market
A. generally unchanged but Pork has advanced H., and
Prime Eastern Mess was sold to-day at 7 per bb Beef
Is steady at 1876 Lard, 496. Bacon, 4lo Petroleum
Is steady Spirits ID, and Refined l2 per gallon Rosin
Common Wilmington, n, and fine American, l2l per
cwt Spirits Turpentine, S1S TaOw, ~ for American
LONDON June 24-NoOn--No II Dutch Standard Sugar
as Scotch Pig IrOn 54i. Calcutta Lnseed G4 Inseed
Cakes $40 5IaGlO lOI. JInseed Oil, aI2. Whale on
ESQ. Market nominal; stock.
AfternOcn.-sugar is steady and unchanged
Eyenipg.-Fair business was done in the Corn market
to-day, but quotations show change in the price OF
Breadstus Sugar, PSI for No 70 Dutch Standard IRON
Scotch Pig 54 per tun. Oils-Sperm, $3.50 per tun
Lnseed and Whale unchanged.
ANTWERP, June 2I-Petroleum 80 francs
New-York tribune., 1867-06-25
EUROPE.
PRI' ,SSIA
,.,,vr,c TxLEeRAPH TO 4HE tribune

TELF1hAFH 7" TRIBUNE
BrRlIE, June 24-E. .eenng.- Won der Heydt,
,be Minister of Fir ance and Acting Prime Minister
IN the absence of Count Bismarck closed the ses
,on of the Pru ian Diet to-day. In his speech to the
members of tho Upper and Lower Houses on this oc-
casop. he said the cordial and intimate relations
NOW existing between His Majesty, the King of Irus-
sa. and his powerful neighboTs, were an assurance
,f Is sting peace.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-25
GAMBIA.

VIENNA. June 2I.--The Austrian Government has
ioiued the Governments of France, Prussia, Italy,
and Russia in their recent note TO the Sublime Porte
urging an investigation of the difficulties i'll the
Leland of Gambia.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-25
GREAT BRITAIN.

LONDON, June 24-Evening-The London Times, in
its city article to-day says that general feeling of
uneasness and distrust is noticeable in financial
circles
New-York tribune., 1867-06-25
FIRES.

DFsrRUCTIoN OF THE TENNESSEE PENIIENIIARY-
NOBLE CONDUCT OF THE CoNvICTs.
m rxLrsRsPH rnz TRIBUNE
LOUISVILLE KY, June A.-Nashvlle papers of the
DAD report the of the entire west wing OF
the Tennessee Penitentiary, comprising the extensive
srrcultnra aud cedar-waie works OF Higett Briggs a
Moore wherein $50 cOnvlcts have been daily employed
great many OF the convlcs were turned out TO assist
in STAYING the flames and they worked earnestly ana
nobly 10 do So not OF them making the least attempt
70 escape military force kept az hand during the
ndartion TO watch the convcts but their services
were NOT needed The loss OF Hgett, Briggs Moore Is
proaby not less than $4,000 The machinery DESTROYED
was valued AT $4,000 The State loses about $4,000 upon
that norton OF the prison DESTROYED, which loss Is
covered by insurance. Higett, Briggs Moore are
insured for only The origin OF the rs unknown
-
New-York tribune., 1867-06-25
THE GALLAGHER. ELLIOTT FIGH

ar rr1xoEApn TO TRlBoSE - - -. ,
CIyyTIANp Ohio june 2I.-The Gallagher Elliott
prize 1Yb, Is Of, Gallagher gaIip6 tse forfeit ,s
New-York tribune., 1867-06-25
FOREIGN CORRESPONDENCE.
PERU.

THE INsURRECTIoN or GEN. CAsTILLA-ATTEMPTED
REVOLUTION IN AREQUIPA AND OTHER PLACES
POLITICAL ARREsTs-DIFFICULTIEs BETWEEN
THE PRESIDENT AND CoNGREss-FINANCIAL CON
DrTIoN OF THE COUNTRY-THE WAR WITH THE
IEDIANs-THE WAR AGAINST SPAIN TO BE con
TINUED.
From Our Special Correspondent
New-York tribune., 1867-09-04
4ropcsuls.
OYYcE W Assistant commandments sUBsnrErcE
No. 4 STATE. ST., NEw- YORK, Aug. 81, 1857. (

OFFICE ASSISTANT xIssaRr5EssEAL o, suBsnrEsoEl
No 4 STATE 81, NEvloRK, Ang. 81, 1851.
A RMY SUPPLIES.-SEALED PROPOSALS
~ dupea received by The unerged until O'Clock
FRIDAY September for supplying for she use Of the United
States Army SUBSISTENCE STORES to be delivered In Ney York
a follows. viz
$4,000 pounds ofPLUG TOBACCO. 49,
10 be packed boxes each contain tSsniyons 5 pound. ne.
weight sud weigh f oneah go ponn The boxes 70 be
packed eight sl to 20 he strapped win IRON
The Tobacco ful quality aud str OF mAnuA1ture
this oce and delivered By October 70 lSs samples OF he
knds packages required be at this once m only
be manuetue Ia clear vesthe and will he inspected III the ea aHrg
manufacture aHd when offered for delivery. ..,, a, -
Samples the Tobacco proposed 70 furnish must o sent WIN e
proposals referred therein Privilege 10 Increase the quantity BY
5000 pounds less iesired-notce Of increase TO he gwen
September ~. 1871
Il desirable the price Of the Tobacco be stated IN w0H cen"
only
printed copy be attached 70 eaeh PROPOSE
and the proposals specific complying precisely VITA al ts
Eao bid contain the written guar
anty u two responsible names, as follows; - i,
We The unerne hereby guaranty that should all or any par OF
the above bid be accepted shall he duF fulfilled ACCORDING 20 M
prpo and condons written contract with bonds 70 ne
amount oneu the sue Of the proposed to be
shall be executed II required"
Tho sellers name place OF business and the date Of purchase wen
"a the Of contents sh shipping marks 10 be hereafter desa
must be plainly ma ked on every package
Payments cu1TsRy0r equivalent. as funds
received for the purpose -
Blanks for Proposals furnished @ 01o chteh rSi b
incosd IN entslope addressed % the Etrsgned and ENDORSED
'I'roposaL 6r Substercs Stores. H. " CLARKE,
Ms-Gen. and A. q. q T.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-04

HElpou.RrERs DISTRICT o IsDrAs TERRIroRY.)
CHfKV QuARTRKnAsrKRs OFFICE,
FORT GIBsOs, C. N. August2, 1917
TO CONTRACTORS.
sesed proposals duplicate viii be received at this once until IL
o'clock September TO- 1901 r furnishing 70 the United STATES
Quarternasefs Department
merchantabe Corn, its equivalent 10 Oab or
Barley per month, in manner folIowng: 80
be delivered at Fort Gibson G. N, monthly
1000 delivered at Fort Arbucke C. N. monthly
500 bushels 10 he delivered at Harlands Ranch monthly
delivered North Fork Greek Nation, monthly
Proposals specify the kind and quality month
furnish whether In sacks Otherwise aud what
charge an will be made for the PACKAGE and may be for the whole
quantity required Al either all OF the above named pAceA
Zach be accompanied by good and sufficient guarantee
responsible parties setting forth that 10 the event contract
awarded they will ample bonds aud security for the faithful per
iorrnance Of the 49,,
itself the right ofreetng all bids
received.
All deliveries made under contract which he
awarded subject ohcer
pointed on the part Of the United States
Proposals should he ndorsed Propoa for Tntshrg Corn
O1n 0r BdrLy." and addressed to the undersigned
PaTment Government funds monthly,
tsr.ansr money shall heeu received for that
Brs invited ADD earnestly requested 10 be present sthe opening
A. 5. KIMBALL, C.p;ain and A. @ NJ U. = A.,
= --4 Chief QuartermAster District l. T.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-04

3lss GB74 ll4,5B 2GB iOts0
BIDS will indoed Proposals for transportation TeIAs Coat
md directed u the undersigned
the night TO reject all bids received
Nv onIer of Gu unaseT Pinh Military District
~ A. J. hCGOkEIGLE
Brevet. Lieut. Col and A v M., L. s. Army
New-York tribune., 1867-09-04
LANES ID. RAY.-This is to give notice, that

- The day August 1851 in bankruptcy
the JAMES d. RAY Of NeNt0vn IN the
Of Qnus al STATE Of io but sho has carried on business
Ncwi ORR for months Immediately preceding the hhng
petition who has been Adugi bankrupt his petition
payment debt sl delivery any property belonging
bankrupt him BIZ ani The transfer f property
by him dlsn by w that meeting Of the creditors Of the
bankrupt prove their debts choose
~ BIZ will be- held Cog Of Bankmpty 70 be holden
SO 0l Boals, e CITY Of New York before Mf Henry Wilder
ALEU- Register. September A. D. 1857
O'Clock 2 ~ - 2 MURRAY L = Marshal
New-York tribune., 1867-09-04

HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAIL
ROADS-On and AMER MONDAY April 20 1901 trains 9I
Albany and Troy connecting with Northern and Western trains wi"
leave New York As follows; ,..., -.
m BIpeS Hudson River Railroad Thie'h.t and
Tenave Buffalo and Bridge without change OIL
Troy with trains for saat"ga Rutland burning
1880 m BIpre train vi. Harlem Railroad and
Chatham With esen haIoad o Lebanon
sCpSs Pfen k Albany with Western trains and at Troy with
tlsins for Saratoga Rutland. Burlington, aud the North
Hudson River Railroad connecting a. Albany
with ioI the W est =, n pu-..a .....s,i,r a,
Lhanr and Troy With trains for Montreal "
sleeping attached So - .a.. =. f1.,L..
with Western Railroad Lebanon Springs Pe &C. and al Al
bspy With Western trains Sleeping attached At Albany
m Hudson River Railroad with sleeping ears
shed and through Buffalo and Bndge without change
ca sleeping excepting Saturday. attached ron
EeyYori through Ogdenbug without change Rome Aa w.
Raoad Connection Tor Troy will be made 81 East Albany Ihh A
will SUNDAYS .....L.a
connecting Albany with early trains for Buffalo and Supenson broge
and At Troy for Saratoga and points North lbs VAN WI"
Tuu SundavA A. ~ VI
Spnaav train Hudson River Railroad ron New lok
"a and intermediate stations leaving New-iork al
m Returning Poughkeepne At J;i5 arriving ID hs"lof
& Sunday train vs Harlem Railroad leaving Forty second ct At
And arying at Meron 3:40 Returning leave Miller
tor Al 5 D. n arriving New York At y so a - -.
"@'' y '' ' WM II. VANDERBILT. VicePreSdent
New-York tribune., 1867-09-04
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE
Strmbuats and aailroaos.
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW -JER

CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW -JEhoL L -. -
" Passenger and Freight Depot IN York loot OF wsa,s,p
Hampton Junction the Delaware lAeksWannA anu
Railroad Lehgh Vaoy Railroad ana ~
forming direct 10 Pittsburgh and the est "iHou'
ALLRNTOWE LINE TO THR WEST
Three Express Trans daily for tie West except SundNA " ~
1,,-,,,.s
st. Louis &c. with bnI one change o. cars ,,,,,-e
SPRING AERANGENENTh
Commencing pF % IB57-Leave New iOrk s. feuOv c,u
$50 m-For Femiugtou Easton Behlehca, hsnen N"un'
Wliamsport Wilkesbsrre Mahsnov City &c - -. p,,.
Rm-WEsTKHS for Bason. Allentown hrrsis, ca
turgh and the We with bat change OF cars 70 tn
hnt ST. LOUIS Connects Al
Northern Pbs and Ene Roads for hne and the O
Connects at junction with Del. Lack and West X ot s''O~
Water Gap PstoE Kingston Crest Bend &c
Reading Coubs Lancaster EphrAtA Lr POi;svis hAir'o
31O p m.-For Plain6ed
m.-FOr Rtston
m-For Somervine and Pennington. Nah
5p m-CiSClNSATf EKPKEss-FOr kaston, bethehem -
Reading HARRISBURG Pittsburgh Chcao ana C
meets al Harrisburg with uAu lor "iismsPofh h'' -
6.I5p n-Por Junction and intermediate stations
f30 D m--Por Somervile. - ,rn.,y D ~. .u.,,.,,
Rs,fnc us,ri,brrg Pittsburgh and the West
- bongh from City 10 Pittsburgh every eTenins
Iddtiobs train, are Bergen Point hhLDeth &c - Nh
s a., me Ws can the ohee Of the Central ka
,o - ~ .y ot Of Lberty-st R. at No Aso House. hoa
+E'i' 'No ''OA- JOSIAH o. sTBARSs. Superintendent
GREAT REDUCTION in First Class fARE1 "a :,
" WFST NORTH, nd EAST, NBW-YORk CbnIhAb ahd
NORTHERN RAILROADS and TROY LINE or sIhAMsas si "a
New-York tribune., 1867-09-04
;1otitts Of Sankrupttu.

IN the DISTRICT COURT of the UNITED
STATES or Southern Of NevYorln the matter of
ROBERT l.. WILLIAMS Bankrupt. BaSKKUITCr TO WHOM
IT MAY COSCERS-The undersigned hereby gives of h
appointment a. Assignee ~
ROBERT l. WILLIAMS
Of the sni Sa'e ~ Vow
within said Di who has been dged BANKRUPT his
petition. by the District Court ~ sad District.
Dated "a New iolt the 2Gth day Of August A ID. 1867.
JOHN SEDGWICK Assignee No. ~ Broadway New York
New-York tribune., 1867-09-04
cotran stcanrrrs.
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANYS
CARRYING UNITED STATES MAIL,

VIA PANAMA RAILROAD.
R,sue Pier NOlh River foot Of Canalst AZ st2oeock
follows: IN .N,pvro
Capt Caycriv ,,oO
TANA. CAPT sutton.
One huSed pounds baggage allowed free each adult passenger
1edicnes ard attendance !ree .-.n
A departure touch those Of Is. and si connect Pan
PAchc ports li and ih ior Cent Amen
cam andt hose O s touch al ManIanlo
Dep.rs Of nh each the aau line from
Panama 10 Australia and New Zealand o..
S,esmer Of sept q connect closely with steamer Chn
a. Yokohama and Hong houg and AZ
Yokobsma Rcs for Nagasah and Snangaa
passage tickets aud al further normAon apply Al Ne
tbe WhAf oot OF NslNis~' -'Vi'A is' -''
New-York tribune., 1867-09-04
0ttan Sttamtrs.

ONLY DIRECT LINE to FRANCE.
THR GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPAhlrrS mnid nfnd
STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN EBWYoRK AND HAVKb OAhbi'"
The pndid for the Continent VIII
,s1 from Pier No 50. North River, follows: - v c.,
DB PARIS, SumOnt SAI
EUROPE lemare % I,TfnnA Ay ,,c
PRICK OF PASSAGE (ncudiug Wnel payable IN go" "
h .,., an u,,-,p
Cabin Second CABIN. go
telusipg s,lwsT tickets furnished on board.
Frt CABIN slO5 Second Csbn bSA
Baggage check through 10 Pans
Medical attendance free Of charge
siceraRe 81,
Ameca traveller. going returning from the continent Europe
bv Lane avoid unnecessary sk iom Hsh'
bv Epg railways and crossing the channel besides SAVING muc ume
trouhis and expense GEO MACKENZIE Agent No % bosoSg
ONLY AMERICAN LINE to ENGLAND and
The SFW YORK AND HAvRE STEAMSHIP CoMPANTS trs.
ARAGO and FULTON 10 Hare chg Az rat
United States mails from Per No 4o norm 'ef
the following dsyt, al noon e.rrpnAy c.o,-
FULTON Chas VI. Townsend. 'SAmUkDaI VclpI tn
A,AGO Hy A. Gsdden. On N"n W
And every % dsys thereafter
Prices Of Passage PAYABLE in God
Yrs, C,s, ..... ~ Second Class.............5 30
Through tickets 10 London, D. extra
An experienced Surgeon on board ,,-- -
responsible for specie vsuatdes unIess
bs of adng having value expressed signed therefor
i' '1''1' JOSEPH ]. CoMSTOCK, Agent
No Broadway, New York
JAS A. WOTTON Hivre General Agent in Europe -
LHBEBETTB. KANE & Co., Pans
New-York tribune., 1867-09-04
alarbli Mantrls.

;HlarbL Ilantrls.
MARBLE MANTELS.-The best place in the
w cty purchase Marble Maniels Of The latest designs very 10"
prioe. ELABERs Marble Works No 1i East Bghenihst
nAnts put mp in the country Cut THIS out
NARBLEIZED SLATE MANTELS-Superior
wi in appearance durable half the price OF marble l.
STEWART No. sos siIlh-ave. between 5ih Ath sta
New-York tribune., 1867-09-04
HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAIL

And poporonae reduction 10 at neTmeA'e P01N am "
Buffalo.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-04
Excursions.

AHOY FOR ROCKAWAY.-Th steamer
~ PORT ROYAL every day from WarIsn nOh t I'ef
al the Sea Bert House each way Blue hs
Ing. bathing Clam bakes daily
nAIIY EXCURSIONS to GLEN COVE and
IL ROSIYN landing Wbesone, Bsylss Dock Great Neck
sands Point Dock and Glen Wood On and ater hONDAf
lime the steamer ARROWSMlTH Capt Mui,lee will leave Peek
Sin Pier No "a Bast River every morning 93 for the abO' land
ms. Returning will leave ROslyn al $3.50 D.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-04
MtNital.

vTOOTHACHE CURED INSTANTLY with
i GRGRGE HRRMANgS PEARL POWDER u Is the most inno
remedy In taste smell N ~ .u us.S
Hie other powder Miraculous have een WI"
this latest invention sale all respectable drug stores
Depot No 2o wiiamst Eo~.York PRICE, % per dossn !"
cents per DOL RsErDIG, HERMANN Co, Agents
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