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/ In. i""un,rI ,nI MJaIAi, 7Ih thiut,rr
". h klShMAN. Principal
UrIubr 5
YOUNG LADIES' tOi.I.rtiiATf. iSSTI-
1il1i.
TINIIE fNIGISf!llS or nm: TIMES HAVE CAUSED
i tlir COMMISSIONERS III tIr Slut. Normal auh High
School to the hulIng Free. School. Tile state
Normal AMI High Schnoi organized. will crcf
he trli sferi. under the lr the YOUNG LADIES
COiiEfiINTE lNSrI rtTE Ia ti,' cdmnoiioilI bmiln
on the North side Of tcufgc street. No. ~ door wpsi
OF King street opening OtToEEii ~. Ia:7.
Tuition III thu Preparatory Department. sl2h0 per
half session, 80 per i Tho Collegiate Depart
mrni. :i5 lcr half session. geo per Frrilci.
Draw iny, and Vocal MuSir. inrm,lr Ia the regular
course. l.atn. Greek. Grrmtu Italian, Spanish. II :
strliucntal Musir AMI Painting. cNtra al moderate
charges.
limct number uf Bomber will be received at tile
Institute. ilolrl. s;u pnr month"; sIb ur a,lnui.
Including inr. Lights, Fuel. Gir Parlor BoafIrr+
received st the abure prices. MI payments strictly i'll
advance.
Bolrl OF Instruction follows Rev. HENRY A.
MOOD \. NJ. Priuclpal; ftev. HENRY y. BASS. \. NJ
Professor Of Mathematics and Ancient I.angugrS PRO-
frssur LEWIS X. nIBl,S. A. ~, NJ. d., Lecturer Oh
Chcnatry anl Natural Philosophy: Professor .. s..
HOLMES Lecturer nn GEOLOGY auh Natural History
\ l.. y. fRAMPTON. NJ. d. prOGcsHor of Modern LaiI
g,iaycs, Professor wM. MASTEltAiAN, Iustrrrior IL
roral Music; Miss MARY o. MOOD. Iusructres. IL
Drawing and Painting; Miss LAURA NJ. HILL. Inntric
| trcss In English Branches.
SeptcInbrr2 IntlilmOl
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THE uNpEI,sIGNEp

THE UNDERSIGNED
lIAyE THIS DAY ASSOCIATED THEMSELVES
IL together under the nAmo Of IiU0ER RAVE
MEL, as INSURANCE AGENTS, BROK Frs, AND
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
e. K. HU4ER.
DANIEL RAyENEL Jr.
October !, 1867. tuth.3 October j
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MFRS. JOHN i.At'ItI.Ns,

BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES
MILL RESUME IT'S EXERCISES OCTOBER ls'r,
" CORNER WENTWORTH AND SMITH STREETS.
The course oi studies IL thorough AMI complete. The
Frenrh Department will br conducted by resident
French Teacher ant, the young ladies' will he required to
speak French. For crnls cl:.. apply NJ ubove.
Sertemhcr - ----- iIiStu
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SnTICE.

NVTICE. mn -|--
TNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING PURCHASED ALI.
Mr.. EBAUGn'S interest in tho above COpartuarship.
will continue his account thn business. hsrrto
fore conducted by tho late hrIn. of EBAUaM & NAL
LoNEE, At tile samo place. HORLBEcKS WHARF. noar
tho Northeastern Railroad.
JOHN e. MALIONEE.
CuAnLrsroS. September c. 1867.
Sepenlber iLlo
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EDuCArlO N AL.

IIit!II St'IIoOt. Or tiIhut.t:>ttIN.
FlNiIl: EAIUIsiaI or rms IhsIirt'IiuS Mii.
L In i"niinr,l ,iI MDSDAt, 7Ih q. i,,rr
". u. klSiiMAN. Principal
.ln. .
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TIE CINCINNATI GAZETTE is complimentary 70
the Democrats after the following fashion: The
monstrous proiigacy, and corruption. and plundor
which JoHSsoNs treacherous doliyory of the oxecu
tiVp patronage into tho hauds of the Democracy
has already established in our internal rovenuo
warns tho country that with Democratic control
repudiation will be no rolief from burdone NJ ta,..
tion. The tremendous fact stares uB in tho faco
that Democratic control of tho collection OF Tho
whtskoy and tobacco excise robs tho rsyenue NJ
enough to pay moro thnn half tho interest OF the
national dcbt. Tho burden created by tho Demo.
cratic rebellion is more than doubled by Domo
cratic corruption in but two items OF taxes. By
this wo eatimate what il would be with tho Democ
racy in cDmploto control of tho Government.
With an honest Administration, tho burden OF
paying all tho dobt would bo lighter than with
Democratic Administration II would bo IL VIC
should repItliate half And with complete Demo.
cratic control Of tho Govornmont, it might ropudi
ato oil, and yot tho people would get no relief.
Thus We SEQ that honesty is cheaper than Domoc
raey; "o can preserve tho national honor at eyon
less Pecuniary cost than wo can support Democ-
facy and the iniamy OF population.
Two YEARS 400 Huou CRAwFoap Po11orp a
young gentleman thon about twenty ycora ala
suddenly disappaared from his homo in scotlan5
much 10 tho dismaJ Of his relatives and acouaint.
anccs. 1t subsequently became known thot ha
had come to this country with f5Oo In bis noc,ot
He sportcd about Now York and otb,r c,,,as 80,
his funds commenced to run short, whom IN = a.
Of desperation, ho enlisted in tho FIFTH Irn;,as
States Cavalry as n private soldier, and IN ,h,.
humble capacity struggled against hardshina and
doprivatons TO which no had boen wholly unused
In tho meantime his father died, somc four months
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F o u N D..

DICKED VI, AT THE BAR, ONE SMALL
IL FLAT. which tho have by proving prop
ory and paying cIenaos. Apply at the Poiut House
October 8 L. J. UERIUT.
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and dollars moro aro required. It is estimated
that tho towers will cost the additional sum of Ion
Thousand dollnrs
HonAcE GnE1IEY proposes That an appronr;oto
building be ercctod at Now York for tho perpetual
exhibition and encouragement OF American manu-.
facturos and ho ofors to devote to its purpose bs
accumulated savings Of forty ycars-tho sum of
TWO hundred Thousand ddollnrs-guarantooing TINT
the edihco should bo oponcd on tho 4th OF July.
1910 bythat time he hopes thnt America through
tue auspices OF tho American Institute, will be able
% enahen8o tho world to competition in tho pro-
aaetion OF The mechanic aud other arts.
:, Inc milwaukee, Sentinel says: "Two years apo
~ pioepocts OF sorghum, or sorgho, becoming a.
RtaPio "ofo 90 gront that several oxtonsivo footo
i.os lor crushing machines were established within
,, jack Frost seems TO hayo
PAcea his Feto upon the whole sorgho busino,s
Dy refusing 10 lot tho oano rpen before lo had
nlppuu ,,, ~ ~ severely as 10 greatly damage ts
quahtY. mo feei warranted In sayinp TINT ror
oYery acre OF sugar cane raisod in W;s.ous;,, -,
1865, not quarter OF an acro has boon r,;.oa =,
1867" "'doo III
On Monday morning, about eight miles ,,on,
Deerheld, Iowa, on tho Grand River, Adair Countv
an enigrant family, names unknown, who hnd boen
encamped thero ovor night, wero Just starting
AWAY. Hanging up in tho wagon was the riflo Of
Ine emigrant. Tho children got to handling tho
Sup' Hhep. by some means, it was discharged, the
pau striking tho woman, tho mother Of the chill.
uien, almost squaroly in the breast She gayo ono
Son'uialve con spring from the wagon, struck on her
..n sn1sneened up with a spasmodio motion, and
,on o'@ ooed. The ball, after passing tbnonob
'ner Dod5' lodged In the shoulder of ono ~ ,o-
uAu8n.e.s, p hMfsrown girl, and the wonnd l.
nuon tnAe tis thought it will provo f,t,, rrrho
family oonaisted Of fivo mombors. tho n.-on,s 80
threo children, and thoy wcro on thnr anu
western part OF Iowa to sock homo. ~ '"o
New-York tribune., 1867-08-14
couRr oALENpAR-THs DAY.
THE CASE or BRIDGET DERGAM
From The Daily Predonisn.


The fatal day which shall witness the execu-
t,on Of Bridget Dergan gradually drawing near On
tho 9oth inst she will expate her horrible crime As the
hours wear away Brdgets mind becomes moro and more
composed This has been the especially since shs
received the response eter sent to her brother N
Ireland She is now preparing another letter 70 send %
her brother which will contain some disclosures anu
history OF her life in this country Inis ies.os -
not be mailed until after her execution one na1
tOfore been very reticent as TO her hlstoIy t r
made by LAWYERS and newspaper reporters ~ ooSa
informaton from her But she says there Is QUO
70 whom she will give information ana ~ Is ReneetSny
rnosad that Father Rogers OF the Roman Catnouo
hrrcb NJ hs city will be the person. ana ~ aso SUI
saS that nothing will be divulged In reference 70 ths
Sedv which will be made public until she executeo.
Father Rogers visits her about once anu sno say
~ has made her peace with God III TINS Is tne case VIC
we no doubt but that every act OF that miun
20 ,ha 95h OF February last will be brought 20 ight nu
those involved In that horrible butchery wne.ner
female will be made TO suffer and atone io tne ouoe
MARY Glroy the supposed accomplice OF Bridget oco
pies cell the upper floor directly aooVe le con ,t
Williams occupied She greetS all WIN snho "uo a
her and "a ever willing TO engage In conversation. os
looks very strongly exhibit the effect OF her cRH
and In conversation with her one
very guarded her anger VIII rise o s sas made TO
ton nnst cease tnstantor. When reIerehoe a sad dav
tha murder of Mrs COriel, she said ~ yef very
that saw her at New Market 5ne cenac,on with the
hhi. tor brincing her name In connec' rvmhar o1
narsny o na says hat Bridget has made ~ ~ tr,th
to a humber OF persons anu .nU, % Santsmher
~ MS . ~ tbem Her trial will take ptco Lii ~ saonit.
ana Z ia the general suppositton tnst sn Sona sl In his
TED Snei the condition OF the prisoners oy Pca
pI attention and other acts OF .ha ,So-tnnates
sVs" 80 ieepas, feeling OF grattade Iroin euo UNIV
New-York tribune., 1867-08-14
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF ERw.YoRK,."AUGUsI

CLEARED.
s,..mshp Leo Dearborn Savannah Murray Ferns 20 ,,
Steamship Niagara BlAkemAn, nOIoA NiJ i''A' ~ ."
L. McCreAdy Go. . . - ,n , ,,-,--.. tivsr,ooi 7 a Dsl.
S,ssmbr ssn1bo Lingo Wilmington NJ G., MufIa Ferrs Oo
s,ssmshfn Nrptune Baker, Boston, W. 7. Clyde X Co'
shin Ates Stuart iavre, Eesmith sons
R.k Cute,ion (Bf D. COonbs, Cardih, hcArthur
Rs,I Exchange (Brl Churchill, HaiifAI, BOYD hhoAeo
Rs,s InIs NJ tlir l. CLARK, Charleston, Lunt Bros
BAH j. IT, Wekwre tBr) Holmes Bonai'e = u,c.u
Ig CIV. (Br Morgan Bboa Phiadepha Mann 'ieNuly
iJss psyito isnsn J. BoiK Barcelona Perrer Medina
Ins Jo6n Armstrong (Br), Lang St. kits ~ . p..,,,.
BS Golden Leaf Jones' lndanGta and AvAcea upper DA'
Rrss JJoierson scott Savannah q. o. Young * 70.
BSs s Kstsidin saunders Bangor. w. II. Loud 90.
SchT j. Simonson, Ellis. Savannah Murray fe'i" -"
Sebt Fred smith Bangor, II. W. Loud Co
sebr Brsmhal Hamilton Portland, o. L. li'teh s.,..c.
selr Annie Carrier Br) Rich, 81 John D. shos" w.
ScL5 ! " D.isy wall Bangor, II. W. Loud X Co.
ARRIVED. -, , =.
Steamship Levant (Br) Akey. from Co" Bay u d. Win COAL "
s.as%sbp James Green Pa AcIandhayD g. with md'o 10
James Hand. ..t t,,, N via oneenstovp
Stesrshp Tsrif ~ Msc'r9- liverpool Juy >" VIA
st-smsbo psrs,rs .I uuche.pe HaVr ard Bes arg no
10 MIA and l9 s... 10 GeoUs AIa sss~ n'eA
New-York tribune., 1867-08-14

T, the center of Hancock County, MIssa H.sa
,ara an immense almost impenetrao!e swamp. %sss
the devil ynss creeping parasites mud, bog ih wasihh
asatCs Sss esT s1d Sc Ts
s, IS la IeY Yer " have boep explorea W
outakiFts-
New-York tribune., 1867-08-14

VTNHIS is TO GIVE NOTICE-That on the
aob dsv Of July A. D. 1861 Warrant In Bankruptcy was
issued sgaa The Estate Of JEDuTH4N CUMMINGS, Of
G Ctv f Kew-YOrk the County OF Eewfork and state
Of EewYor been sdjudged Bankrupt on his own pnGn
- b bStynn Ia hun on for and the transfer of any prop
ey by h are forbidden by that meeting OF the Creditors OF
& prove debts and TO choose one OF more As
sees Of bis Estate viii be held at Court Of Bs1lapte 20 Dc
bSieB AT No 81 Broadway 10 the City Of EewlorE before aAh
v "iAn, ~ mI I3.,sf -, Ing55st i2 1851 r. MURRAY
p Msrsb as Messenger Southern District of New York
New-York tribune., 1867-08-14
Yuturts unS 9ltttinos.

4 SPECIAL MEETING of the MEliChN N !. t.n h.,t
rOWlNo AssOlAIiOE Tor the Election Of OhcsTs VII 90 nsa
Al sif rooms "wsbgioa Hotel" "Wednesday evening" NAs
y IA oSOsk Al ere iaVitoi 10 stlSsd
New-York tribune., 1867-08-14
o s M.r.h. .. M.a.nger south,rn Di.tIo ol New.Yoll


THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE-That on the
bd 1sv of Jnlv A. d. 1861 Warrant Bankruptcy Issued
and the Messenger bayg made return Of the said warrant sno o @ ~
and the uOce the crclton ha
been as required IN he sa warrant the second day Of
1867 issued against the Estate OF
CHAPMAN Providence the State OF RHODE lsAho Du'
the longest period during the six months nsIi PoeamSs az @ s
Of Petition Bakruptey resident OF tbe wy OF
Yo In the and State Of NeWfOk VINO pas oesn
sdndgd Bankrupt bis Petitions that the Payment o. any
and ebery belonging to such Bankrupt 70 him OF
bis use Transfer Of Property by him. are forbidden y &
that Meeting Creditors Of said Bankrupt 20 prove Their DD
and Agnees his Estate WI be peg a. 9
Of Banlptev be holden Of the Register No W Two
bnIed sbd Bfoadway In City New lork Room No
before the twentnn day OF August a. ~
s6- Al twelve oc clock poon- Dated August Ia, 1857
NN' X MURRAY, u. 3. Marshal,
As Messenger Southern District OF New YORK
New-York tribune., 1867-08-14
Excursions.

tAHOY FOR ROCKAWAY-The steamer
IN PORT ROYAL Iahs every d' from Wsrnt SOT5 River
adns at The House and Eert House each Blue fish
krs sea bsthiog. Clam bakes daily.
hAIIY EXCURSIONS to GLEN COVE and
ROSLYN landing at Whiesone Bayliss Dock Neck
,snds Point Motts DoeE and Glen Wood On and after MONDAY
Eupe The steamer SMITH Capt Muttee, will leave eek
kD Pier River morning at 9lS for the above land
Iakr Returning viii leave Roslyn At $3.50 p.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-14

TRAINS LRAvE NBw.YoRK:
NewHayen and Bridgeport, TOO 900 OH nJo HID
QI.), 800 (BL) 34S, 40 and 500 (BIl p N. -. -.
MilOc SsOd FAir6eh Southport and WesspoH, 100 llp
q m 345. 40 IN. .-.z o..,,
FOR KorValk Tc0 600 (Br1 900 LO Rl5 tEL 1W (bLh
als 40 (EI.) $50 800 (BIl p m.
For Daren, 100 800, IL 3G, 40, 80 N -.
100 200 OIL 800 n3OA RIB (BIh 2l9 400
CRII 345 40 (B1) 40 SO. G. 3O 800 (RIJ p N. 80
For and intermediate stations 7O 800 lO n %S
3a5 40. SO, 63O p. m. .,.,..
Fo Boston via Springfield 800 (BEl 300 CBIl soop
For Boston via Shore Line l2l5 lkG BOO p. -, a,
Hartford Ant SpnngfeA sOe (EL 2lS 800 9th aO'
treA, 300 N. 70 Northampton
For Hartford Poyideace aud Fishk Railroad 800 (BL) m H
For Eewsvsn EevLOudOu and stOnlngOn Railroad At g." m
l2l5 400, 500 In.
For Canal Rairosd l215 m 10 Northampton
For Housatouic Railroad BOO 800 p N
For EGuRatuck Railroad 800 a. m, 400
Por DAnbu and NOryaH Railroad, 100 30 a m, 80
N"HNh'lOA' '''P"S 0''' JAMES H. HoYT supt
New-York tribune., 1867-08-14
SUPERIOR COURT SPECIAL TERM.-Befors Judge
JONES

DECISIONS.
In re. the naturalization of Bernard Amend.
ON the personal appearance OF the applicant and bis
witness H. H. Rice, before the Court ana an examner
Charles b. Wood agt J. 4. Van Winkle.-Motion 20 va
cate attachment denied, with $40 costs.
Peone az rel MARQUIS d. L. Sharkey agt. Kelly. Sheriff.
&o-Wrt OF habeas corpus discharged and the reiatos
remanded.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-14
Watghrrg.


TVO STEAMBOAT OWNERS AND ENGl-
kEBRS
LOOKUP SAFETY VALVES.
THY &c INPRtCAp Lookup sAPETY.vALvR stood highest on
the rs, tested by the Government Ccmms.oa As @
and most sensitive respect complying with the eamoo
law the sanction Of the Secretary o 'he treasury
49, CALL AID EXAMINE 1T.
G.. w. COPELAND, General Agent
No III BROADWAY. NBwYORK|
New-York tribune., 1867-08-14
p1ySENCFRS ARRIVED.

FROM LIVERPOOL Aug l1-In steamship Tana-W T. oh,sd.
wife and daughters Mr. and Mr heaan and ehd ms
Cooke Mrs IT, Cooke children and servant MI and hIa VheiY
and child Adcoh MI and Mrs heNney j. h D. a EE xi
md child Miss OLeary Mr. Sheldon, Rudolph hcfhee D.
Law Mrs Mr. H. Hetherngon Mrs Gould aLs &
Gsnrd Mss A Barton Marks Mr Melville D. hAT'n Anu 80 II
AlaaA
New-York tribune., 1867-08-14

THIS IS TO GIVE N0TICE-That on the
issued against The estate Of WILLIAM TYREt Of Newfors t
Aadged bankrupt petitions that the payment Of any debts
and delivery property belonging such bankrupt 10 bun OF G h
by him. forbidden BY law" ta
meeting the creditors Of the said bankrupt 70 prove hs debts sna
choose one or more Of bis estate will be held Cont
Banupc holden No 80 Pnest EeTfork before Joha
fitch Register the third day Of September A. d. iVo hH
"'"'A 80 ~ r. MURRAY
M,r.b,i a, Messenger Southern District Of Eew-Yok
New-York tribune., 1867-08-14
hort. SalurSm's Slotit..

SrArE Op NEw.YoRK,
poA,t twkRpRN OFUcK, No q Wlhamst
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
section Of tie Aci psssn .Apn H. 1851 entitled a Act to
so Waens Ohee Of tie tt OF 10 al persa
having charge of tie saeet 4ut o such Inquiry
sramua survey that following now pdsr eranina
lion hy warlcn that the sad sueB eIAnaons will
succeBg ibis nsuee On board sad
vessels:
steamship Manhattan. 's'sss''s''sss5
Aashp
Ship ID. Al
Bng Americas r. n
Bfg Lfcgn .hobeiha
Brig Bla.,..,.. 'LadoIcik
MIETHoRNB TOMPKlHS, President
J. Auss HERMAN secretary.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-14

MINIATURE ALMANAC -.
g. p,... ~ 5.Og sun SETS 800. 700 Moon Sets s....iA
80 THIS pAI
Ga, uoo, w las Cows Island .7:35 He'll GAte' s;l6
New-York tribune., 1867-08-14
Sttambuats anb &ailruaSs.

FOR Newburgh, Poughkeepsie and Rondout
daily landing Cozzens, Cornwall Marlborough, Milton
and Bogus Str JAS W BALDWIN Mon Wed and P Str THOS
CORNELL Sat from foot HarTisOns, n. T.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-14

SUPREME COURT-CHAaBERs-betore Or' 'ust'oo
BARNARD.
THE PLAY OF "CAsrE mo INJUNCTION Al
LOWED WITHOUT THE POSSESSION OF THE
+ I.,., w,l.ei .gt Barney Williams and W Florence
This ia the suit brought by Mr.. Wallaek, as
purchaser OF the right to produce ths pay Oh w6o
lam ~ have obtained tho play from hearing ito pubic
Tepresentations in London from acting it IN tls 1'S
IL CT - j. oGsJ ~ tl v..tI, Tae iJ!.oW4ns u 49,
opluion OF Justice Barnard: ... ,,,rno.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-14

1SEIS IS TO GIVE N0TICE11Th9t on the
egt day Of August D. 1867 Warrant r B9krdpsy va, issued
York ia e C, Of NeTiOIs and STATE o. q SssYCI1 who has
debts delivery PROPERTY belonging such Bankrupt 70 him f
for his use and the transfer Of properly bn are oboaen y
Creditors OF the said BaDkupt 10 prove
their debts and choose Assnees OF bis Estate T oe
Bankruptcy to be holden at NO ~ Pinesi before
John Fitch esq Register the third day Of September S0 "
~ o'clock m 2Ang 10 1861 X MURRAY U. s. Marshal
as MaNsenrer Southern District Of kew.Y0Tk
New-York tribune., 1867-08-14
Smnsnn,uts.
- = 100000 - 49,, =,
THE BARNUM AND VAN AMBURGH

THE BARNUM AND VAN AMBURGH
MUSEUM AND MRNAGRRIs CO..
Broadway, between Spring M Prncesa
THOROUGHLY VENTILATED.
The celebrated Pantomimlst and Clown,
Mr. q. L. FOX
supported by the
TALENTED PANTOMINR COMPANY
EVERY AFTERNOON AT u; EVENING AT Q.
LAST WEEK
Of the dazzling pAnomme
LITTLE ROY BLUE
HUsH-A-BYB- BABY AND PATTY AND HRR PITCHER
NBW AND MAGNIFICENT SCENERY, COSTUMES,
LAUGHABLR TRICKS, &c
THE CONTENTS OF THE UTICA MUSEUM
GORDON CUMMING, TfiB LTON-SLAYBRS COLLECTION,
PROP. HUTCHINGS. LIGHTNING CALCULATOR,
A MAMMOTH PAT INFANT,
GIANTRSS, DWARF, CIRCASSIAE GIRL,
TIN LIVING SEALS
LIVING SNAKES MONKEYS LEARNED SEAL,
HAPPY FAMILY, GRAND AQUARTA, etc.
OVER 100000 CURlOSlTlES.
Admission, 30 cents Children under ten. Is cents
MONDAY. 10Th, -
another Novelty In which Mr. g. Fox aud the PANTOhhE COM
will
New-York tribune., 1867-08-14
n GIVE NOTICE-That on the

eighth day Of Auzust D. 1867 Warrant Bankruptcy wssed
ayainr Of WILLIAM O. LADD OF Newfork tiyt
Of New York who has ben
sdudged bankrupt Petitions that the Payment OF any
Dts and peverv Property belonging 70 such Bankrupt
lin or for his use Transfer Of Property By hm are o
Meeting Of the Creditors OF the sad ba9krup
10 Prove sn Choose Assgnee Of In Estate
will be held Court Of Datkupt to ee eodfa Nc peeh
DyiSh Register on the twenty third day Of August ID 1901 at Two
H.iisSL :, 1aNiug "a 1857 r. MURRAY, I. S. Marshal,
V ss Messenger Southern District Of Hew.York
New-York tribune., 1867-08-14

Don BuSalO .. - - --
board - -
E0R RTF0RD-StOpping at all points on
II MVer-MBRCHANTE EINB The new and ele
gait ghee ESCORT Capt Peace and W. COIIj
Capt Gser leaves daily Sundays excepted from Per NO ~ eot ei
A6anyss Returning leaves Hartford from Chapns har
Freight taken reduced rates Passenger recommendation
unsurpassed $ No extra charge for berths Meals And state
rooms extra
TOR NEWBURGH, WEST POINT, POUCH
IL KRBPSIB RONDOUT aud KINGSTON, landing At CoIIenSs
DoeI, Cornwall, EeN-Hamburgh, and milton The
o. STEAMER MARY POWELL
y a.an clnrh
New-York tribune., 1867-08-14
gOtitts Of gaakruFtrg.


IN BANKRUPTCY.-South District OF
NeWYork sat CITY Of Heubursh the Oh day Of August 1851
The undersigned hereby gives notice his apponmen' as ASSIGNEE Of
b. TAYLOR Of CITY Of Newbgrh In the County d VI
snge within said District who has been
GEORGE II. CLARK, Assignee, NC
ITO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.-The under
signed hereby gives notice q MS apPSn'%eni as AiIss S
sBCOR Of eenpon County Kings both Of the State OF New
Yok within said Dst who have been sdudged Bsnkpt upon
creditors petition by the District Of said Court az '
DAY Of August, A. D. 1861 JAMES h. oI hhnL Dr.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-14

NEW-YORK and FLUSHING RAlLkOAD.-
~ SUMNER ARRANGRMEsT eomms8eBg June loL-isA5S 20
Hunters foute:loI TBS IA; $3.50 49, s;0 an r1' ~
6usdys " m siOilb N $40 D. Through 10 Great Neck
esssehg With Stages haBhat and Port Washington returning AZ
~ p $40 m. TuessT and fsurl', ns'tf
Hnrs sIss asans hsEtsr. foint Al A, "a
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New-York tribune., 1867-08-14
NEW ROUTE
NEw.Y YORK AND d o s T o N,
VIA
BRISTOL, r. !.
THE NARRAGANSET STEAMSHIP COMPANYS
EaWa Magnf frautS

New and Magnifceut Steamers
BRISTOL, Capt BKSJANlS BRATToS and
PROVIDENCE Capt b. N. SIMMONS
vii commence running Long lsaad Sound MONDAY June II ssv
PIER NORTH RIVER, foot Of Chnast, adonng
Albany Per) EVERY AFTERNOON sundays excepted at O'clock
connecting with Boston and Providence Railroad reaching
boston railroad ride than BY other Ouiedstancs BY
rail s. mlss-time, II hours.
Tese steamers are she saunches and most elegant
placed upon American u 1900 tus buren engine 1850 horse
bower thoroughly goibg all 6td in the most substantial
asne With Watergh compartments narrow guard boilers oeOW
Ia number and Of their State Rooms and extent and pndor
OF their unsurpassed and in the strength OF
their huls hlT sQual 70 stesmen-
State secured tickets for sale and freight arrangements maze
al the OBce of the Company en- the pier IN Nex.lork
UREA7F REDUCTION in First Glass FARE
W WEST NORTH and EAST, via NEWY0RK CENTRAL and
NORTHERN RAILROADS. and TROY LINE OF STEAMERS, RON
Pier No a North River foot Of Spring daily At n Saturdays
bIcepted
Ffstc lAss % sssengsr fares from New York to
New-York tribune., 1867-08-14

TOR NORWALK KDIRECT.--Connecting with
be Ds1bury Rs0adhe fst steamboat NELLY WHITE leaves
P No 81 Eas River Of MArketst o and foot Of Jhst,
B. returning, leaves hoISak at I49 or on he
be DsnblrT HeNHayen Pare % cents Excursion
Tekets as NeWCsnsn Milton and HdRehed