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line all the morning, / returned to Genoa
at dusk, and, to my surprise, found Mat
Price on the platform. He came up to
me and laid his hand on my arm.
"You are in late," he said. 81 have
been waiting for you three quarters OF
an hour. Shall we dine together to-
dayw 4,
impulsive as I am, this evidence OF
returning goodwill at once called up
my better feelings. .s,.
"With all my heart, Mat" I replied;
"shall we 60 to Gozzoli'sp
"No, no." he said, hurriedly. "Some
quieter place,-some place where we
can talk. have something to say to
you."
noticed now that he looked pale and
agitated, and an uneasy sense of appre-
hension stole upon me. We decided on
the "Pescatore," little out-of-the way
trattoria, down near the Molo Vecchio.
There, in o dingy salon, frequented
chiefly by seamen, and redOlent of to-
bacco, we ordered our simple dinner.
Mat scarcely swallowed q morsel, but
calling presently for q bottle of Sicilian
wine, drank eagerly.
W ell, hldt, L sai'ty 10 tIio i"'e '
was placed on the table, "what news
have your
bad"
81 guessed that from your face" :,
''Bad for you,-batl form me. Gianetta."
"What of Gianetta.'
He passed his hand nervously across
his lips. ,
"Gianetta is false,-worse than false"
he said, in hoarse voice. "She values
an honest mans heart ju.t as she values
flower for her hair,-wears it for a
day. then throws it aside forever. She
has cruelty wronged us both" :,
"In what wayf Good Heavens, speak
outw
"In the worst way that woman can
wrong those who love her. She has sold
herself to the Marchese LOredano."
The blood rushed to my head and face
in burning torrent. / could scarcely
see, and dared not trust myself to speak.
ITO be continued in our merit
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State Wool Growers, Association.

We would call attention to the adver-
tisement of this association published
in another column. 1t will be seen that
meeting Of wool growers and others
interested in its production is to be held
in this city on Thursday, the 18th inst.
The purposes of the meeting are set
forth in tho advertisement, and we are
requested to ask a full attendance on
the part of all persons concerned in the
movement
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SENATORIAL CAUCUS.
Cameron Nominated-one Ballet
Cameron, IS, Curtin. 49, Stevens,
.; Grow,5-Nominatio Made Unnn-
imoas-The Why 1t was done.

Special Dispatch to the f1ttsburSh commercial
HARRISBURG, January 10, 1867.
The Senatorial caucus organized at
eight o'clock, in the hall of the House
Senator Bigham moved to adjourn
the nomination to Monday evening
Lost by vote of fifty-four to twenty
eight.
A ballot was then taken on the NOM
nation of Senator, when Cameron re-
ceived forty-siX votes; Curtin, twenty
three Stevens, seven +; Grow, five; alb
sent, from Lancaster, 2-total, s3. The
following is the vote:
For CAMERON-Brown, Mercer Cole
mar, Connell, Coyles, GRAHAM,
Haines, Landon, Barton, Bro Sn, (Juni-
ata,) Cameron, CHADWICK, De Haven,
Donehough, Freeborn, Ghegan, Harbi-
son, Hoffman, Humphrey, Kennedy,
Keres, Kimmell, Kinney, McCamant,
MCKEE, Lowrey, McConaughy, Ridg-
way, Stulzman, Worthington, Hall,
Speaker Mano, Marks, Mechling, Mel
iy. Seller, Sharpless, Shuman, Stun
6augh, Suners, Waddell, Weller,
Whann, Woodward, Worrell, Wright,
GLASS, (Speaker.)
For CURrIN.-Adair, Allen, Chase,
COLvILLE, Davis, Day, Espey, Whar-
ton, Ewing, Gallagher, Gordon, Lee,
McCreary, Roger, Taylor, Wingard,
White, Pennypacker, PETERS, Pillow,
Quay, Wallace, Watt.
+ FoR STEvENs.-BIGHAM, Armstrong,
WILSON, Richards, Roath, Stacey
Stehman.
For, GRow.-Browne, of Lawrence,
Shoemaker, Leech, Webb. McPherrin.
On the announcement of the above
vote, Cameron's nomination was made
unanimous on motion Of n. S. Quay, OF
Beaver. ". b
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"Great Moral Ideas,

SIMON CAMERoN's money has again
proved too powerful to be resisted by
the small amount of moral honesty pos
sessed by the radical members of the
Pennsylvania Legislature, and the "Win,
nebago Chief has received the nom,
iuation and will be elected United
States Senator. We are but repeating
the assertions of many of the most in
fueniallradieal journals in Pennsylva-
MIA when wesay that this result has been
brought about by sheer bribery. CAM
ERoS Dis the most corrupt politician
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Ohio County Circuit Court, Norcmber ID,
lSG6.
Thomas Thornburg against the Hemphcld
railroad Co. In ChancerY.
DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE RENDERED
ID in the above entitled cause by the CirCuit
Court for Ohio county on the I'd day of Novcm
bcr IsG6. l shall proceed to sell at public sale at
the front door of the Court House of Ohio coun
". OH Saturday. the 2d day of February \. ID
ls61 to the highest and best bidder. the property
in the decree mentioned but more fully described
in deed bearing date 10th August, lsG6, to-wit
Two parcels of land in Ohio county, situated an
the line of the lIempteld railroad and bounded
respectively as follows, viz:
The first tract commonly called the Bridge
Lot and situated in Triadrlphia township IN
said county and bounded n follows: Br ginning
nj old abutment of first stone bridge east of the
Borough OF Triadelphia: thence with National
road. south, Is degrees: west to post in j. ID.
Fosters (uOw Fred Sliser) old line, - Lex
poles: thence with Fosters old line. south, ~
degrees east II poles to Elm crossing railroad
at 4 pnles); thence north III degrees. east u
poles iu stone at first trussel bridge on railroad
east of Triadclphia; thence north o. degrees
west 50.l9O poles; crossing cast abutment oi
said tTIlSsel bridge to place of beginning con.
tanning seventy.nine perches aEd forty'iollI
hundrcths (equal TO acre leSs 30 of "a perchl;
and the other tract now occupied by the said
ming at the east end of the first trrsscl bridge
on the line of said railroad east of Triadelphia
thence north 81 degrees; east l42 poles: thence
north jlt degrees; east, IA poles; thence north
GO? degrees east II poles aud thence north :.
degrees; east 2G poles; and Of the uniform width
of four poles: containing four acres. three roOds
and twcnty.;our pcrches.
TERMS or ShLE.-Ten per Centum of the pur'
chase money to I've paid in hand and the rcsidu.
with interest from the day of sale in three equal
instalmrutS payable respectively, in six twelve
and eighteen months from that day the pur'
chaser or purchasers giving bond with good sc.
curiv for the deferred instalments and the title
boin. retained as n further security until pay
ments in full, reserving, nevertheless. to the
purchaser Tor each of them if there be more
amount bid by hun or any portion thereof great.
or than ten per cent
THOS J. CAMPBELL,
ian5-dit&w4w Sheriff of Ohio county.
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In lifting ihr kettle frum tie Ere soalded
mysIif very Ervrrcly-on. hand almost " .
crisp. The torture was uIbs arabic.
The Mexican Mustang LinimeDt relieved the
pain almost immediately II healed rapidly.
and left very little scar.
CIIAS FOSTER
<2p Broad St. Philadelphia"
Tlis Is merely q sample of what the Mustang
Llnimcnt will do. II u Invaluable Ia all cases
~ wounds. swelin2s sprains cuts, bruises.
spavins etc. either upon nan or b,aAt.
beware Of c0untTrfrit-. None IL genuine m.
lcss wrapped IN fine steel plate cBgTayings, bear.
ing the signature Of g. W. WestbfoOk. Chemist,
and the pirate stamp ~ DENls BiRSu a Co.
New York.
Saratoga Spring Water, slA By all
Druggists.
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WHEELING w. VA SATURDAY MORNING. JANUARY IL, 1867

States should ratify it, seventeen Others
would be needed. They have shown no
alacrity to come forward. Nor is il 10
be forgotten that the bill authorizing
the. admission of Representatives and
Senators npon the complete ratification,
has never yet passed either House OF
Congress.
Bya law of its being falsehOod possess
es an inherent weakness. Sometimes its
supporters quarrel and divide. Some
times its parts antagonize. Sometimes
force touches it, and bubble only has
burst. Sometimes sober second thought
assails it. Time with its Ithuriel spear
inevitably pierces it, and it comes to
naught.
This frenzy of passion cannot last for
ever. Reason must sooner or later re-
sumo its sway. Those who think 9TH
erwise, it has been beautifully said, for
get that the angry rapids of the Niagara
lead to the placid expanse of Ontario.
1t was an eastern sage who urged his
master to have engrayen on his signet
ring, that it might ever be before his
eyes, in every vicisSitude of prosperity
or adversely. "And this too shall pass
away" This year or next year, or IN
five years, or in ten years reason will be
heard and our principles and our party
will triumph. But if it should not
come TO pass in our time, and If we OF
this generation must die with our har-
ness on, in the midst OF the struggle,
we shall at least have the testimony OF
good conscience, We shall at least
have kept the faith, we shall at least
have the assurance of a good hope: for
we know that great parties struggling
for great principles, like good men,
leave behind them footsteps in the
sands of time"
Footsteps which perhaps another
Sailing DER life's barren main,
Some forlorn and shipwrecked brother
Seeing, may take heart again.
In the meantime we are strong rs a
minority, adhering to our principles.
We would be weak in Office at the eN-
pense of them. The power for good OF
an honest opposition, is large indeed.
The rudder may so direct its course that
the vessei will advance almost in face
of the wind. We are strong as we cast
aside all temporizing expedients; rs we
reject all sacrifices of principles to pol
icy, as we bravely and openly avow our
faith and invoke patriotic people to Its
thoughtful consideration. Gentlemen
of the Convention let us make that ap-
peal to the people to-day.
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oTncr Of 1Hr cHlrrzsroS &
XfsCHEsTEg RAILkOAD CoHPANT,
CEHEfso. W. Va, Jan. 4d. Leo. J
NOTICE Ts HEREBY GIVE'

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
y that application viii b. made az fhs nerf
session Of Hes; Virginia Legislature for the fOi.
loving alterations in charter of Charleston &
winchester railroad company:
Ist. That said company shAIl have the priv.
i,egs Of changing its corporate name.
ID That al the rights guaranteed TO the Gov.
inzt0n 4 otio railroad company .. the last ses-
siSn Of the Legisiat1re nay be coni<rred Cd aid
e0Ispauy.
81 that aaid railroad company may have The
power TO cOns0h1afs viii any connecting rail
rad eoE5paay. PerOrder. l. AVER,
Pres G. W. r. II,
JAXEs ". Low, Secy. tanSlt a v2s
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wHNI I'm ITi-h ysung lady, returning 10
her country home after a s0J0urn Of Q few
months was hardly recognized by her friends,
In place Ot a rustic, flush face, shs had . son,
ruby complexion Of almost marble sInoothnsrs :
aud instead uf - she really appeared but Il.
She told them plainly she used Ilagan's Magno
liza Balm, and woula not I've without II. Any
lady can improve her personal appearance very
much by using this article. II can be or'iored
Of any druggist for only 80 cents.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by an
Druggists.
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500 REWARD.

SToLgy FROM THE STABLE OF s. FL
- LOTT, ? miles from Elm Grove, W. Va, on
The night Of the 9Th inst, . beautiful bag mare,
fine, sof hair, very high, bold carriage, aboai
Is hands high has mark on the left bip CAUSED
by kick; also some white saddle marks. We
win give So FOR the thief and go for the mare
delivered 70 Us J. & G. NEypEL-
iansiifGxat 49, -s~' L-'E
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SWAMI HOUSE.
PAgKERsBURG, W. VA,


(IuASGED HANDS ON THURS
~ DAY, OctOl>r eth, ls63. J. W Dent, late
Of the Richmond House. took pozsessisn of the
swzHn House for term Of years. lie hops
By strict attention TO b,i.innss, To nerii core
tinuance of The very liberal patronage oonfernd-
uPpH him when proprietor % the Richmond.
Every department. Is ia the ellarge q th. rna'st
efEcieHt aSsistxBik- J.Th DENT.
seLE.i
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BittrrS sold In one year is something startling.
They would nll broadway siI feet high. from the
Park to 4th street. brakes manufactOry 10 ono
Of the institutions of New York. II is ssid that
Drake painted all the rocks In the Eastern States
with his cabaliatic - T.-lroj--N.." and then
got the old granny lcgislator. 10 pass law Pre-
venting di-iguring the face Of natvrr" which
gave him a monopoly. We do not know how
this is but We DO know the Plantation Bittsrs
SILL ~ no other artClessyor did. They are used
by all classes Of the community, and are death
on dy.pcp.ia-crrtain. They are very invlgor
a,ing when languid and weak and great apPe.
iizor.
Saratoga spriag Water. soh by all
DruEgIsts.
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Hcimstrect' : inimtahle lair Colorins hes been
steadily growing In favor for over twenty years
II acts upon the ahsorbrnts at the roots of the
hair. and changes IL To its original color by de.
grces. All instantaneous dyes deaden and In.
lure the hair. Hcimsireets u not q dye. but
certain in it, results, promotes its growth, and
is a beautiful Hair Dressing. Price ~ cents and
sI ~. Sold by all dealeEs
Saratoga spring Water, sold By all
Dealers.
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All who value beautiful head Of hair, and its
preservation from premature laldness and turn:
ing gray, will not fail Ia see Lyons cclebrated
Kathaifon. II makes tho hair rirh soft and
glossy. cradicatcs dandruf and causes the hair
Ia grow with Luxurious. bean :. sold every.
where. J.. THOMAS LYON,
Chemist, irw York.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all
Druggists.
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Agra IN MAGNouA.-The pretticst thing, tho
"swcctrst thing" and the must OF II for the
least MONEY. IL oycrcomes the odor of pcrspif
alton snitens and adds drlcacy to the skin 10
a delightful perfume; allays hcalach, and In
faInInatiOu aud IL n necessary companion IN tho
sicA room, In the nursery, aud upon the toilet
sidrbolrd II can IL, obtained everywhere at
one dollar per bottle.
Saratoga spring Water, sold by oil
Druggists.
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HOLIDAY GIFTS!
lew York Prize Association.
500 Bresdyay, New York.

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ISg.ibrr WIN 49, I,i.' !" a.. sea se
EIegaht JsSsn! 'A'""a 81 sS'V'' vi" w. US
u" baHls Aha fains m sann ans g On.
good, are marked on Ifk.s' giscea N oe.sd
Envel"pe.. ana ssn mir MIR. on nrs'Rs o.
ssns' an rnssiepe eontAinisr ssen IHse wii
BE- dfarn uI,sout es,se, ana neh,sre@ ~ our
Once OF sent Dy maii 70 any safess. Ihe pur-
chaser Att sseahg Nhat -ft1F ~ qssws snd hs
raine--Thleh may W HDul ohe 70 rive nsnnrth
D"hass1can - ,nsn' On psSmeht ~ ons Dohaf
ireei's We Au.@ hAD.a, Dt may ershange "
Ior any o'btr H',r harnsn On our Circulaf ~
worth On5 Dollar. or NOR, ~ NO Banks.
V"f Pa,rohs eAb oFpenh on Wofnp, retnrne
The article. drawn VII be Immediately sent BY
EIpfc-- OF TrtuTn 5naii. 0r delivered o. our once
Letters from 'n1uy persons aethovbdg,ng ne
reeeipi oi valuable ODis from ns fasJ ne sees
on he at our once. among whom 70 are pss'
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HAY PRESSES,

UyAgE,fAN NPATTERx CHAIN PKIasRs
w sinclair. Pattern Lexsr Prs..ss. xSssSs
by faeesi PRYOR BOYD AcO,
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Democratic City Ticket.
MAYOR,
ANDREW j. SWEENEY.
CITY CLERK,
e. r. FEENES.
CITY SERGEANT.
SeES SCAEBROUGEI.
TREASURER, s' t@..
T.. MCCOY.
srrEEINTENpENT WATER WORKS,
E9IlN w. CUMMINGS.
wIAgF MASTER,
SoskPu MANNERS.
STREET COMMISSIONER,
STEPHEN CLARK.
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HOTELS.
Hotel Opening.

THE sU II y X II T. u, LONG
i known A. ths Proprietor of thr Pemhs rton
House, viii open for the accommodation Sf the
public, his new and large Hotel, the 'sTANM
House on Water Street. On NOndsy morning
June 9TH. Excellent stSDling j. attached tO the
House. HENRY srAMN
if.kIEm
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As'heeliaa Rssister.

The Register has n Larger
circulation, by so per cent,
thnn auy other Paper publish
cd in West Virginia. Its value
ss an Advertising Medium Is
therefore Apparent.
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WEST VIRGINIA,

Ohio County Circuit Court, Norember I'd,
lSG6.
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and the States of the North; so revo-
lutionary and disorganizing, so IA
grantly at war with every provision
and theory of tie Constitution, that it
will scarcely be possible to execute 1t
fully. We ahall resist IL by every means
known to the Constitution. But if the
attempt should he made successfully,
this too being opposed by superior
force they can bear. Let them
oppose it by the passive re-
sistance of masterly inactivity let
them repair their shattered fortunes;
let them reconstruct their industrial
system let them WOO prosperity and
wealth; let their fields whiten with cot
ton, and their plantations yield their
increase Of corn, and sugar and rice.
Let them, moved by their own just I'M
pulses and not by dictation from others,
revise, Unnecessary, their legislation in
regard to the freedmen, and secure to
them all their ciril rights by the same
process of law, enforced by the same
courts and the same penalties as are
used in the case of the white men. Let
them, if necessary to secure this ample
protection, revise and change the public
opinion of their communities. Let
them be jealous in securing to them ev-
cry opportunity of fitting themselves
for their changed condition, and every
advantage for good development which
healthy, social and governmental sys-
tenn will permit. The necessity Of both
sections will coerce social and CONNER
cial intercourse, and this in time viii
soften asperities and assuage bitterness
and promote good win, and restoration,
if it ever comes at all, will be, upon
sound basis. 81 80. - 20
Nor in this connection is the fact to
be overlooked that very few Of the
Northern States haveratifed che amend
meut-and that if all these ten excluded
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CAFETY, SPEED AND COMFORT.

FOR BOSrON, -
WORCESTER PALMER, FlTCHBuEG. NASHUA. LOWELL. COZ
CORD. THR WHITE NOlNIflNb AND
RTERMEDIATE POINTS
The srd stareh steamers Of the SeIre irs, r wong
CITY or BOSTON and CITY OF Nh".loth -.
cave daily tSundays ercepieil. ~ oe"a m non
Pier No ~ North River, loot q Ncsuy o..
FOR EBW.LONDON -,
there eonn.ing With The Steamboat Lap iran ron We s
outs Norarh Boston aud Worcester Worcester
snd Nashua and E.w.Lobdon tud Northern Railroads
Freight taken The lowest rates For Information inie % r
X s MiRflN Agent. on the lsr
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEf.-
Passenger and Freight Depot HwYork foot Of Liberty g. con
Junction with tie Delaware lacAswHnns and Mcen
Railroad Legh valley Railroad ana ~ eonuee
Hons forming direct Is To Psburgh and The We" "hou 'nAHse Z"
cars ALLENTOWN LIgE TO TIiB WEST
RIpres Trains daily for the Vest except Sundays Nhen one
Sst~ nile. sad ar by this line to Chicago Cincinnati
Louis. &C. with bit one ehange Of cars. ,,,,,.r.
Commencing April 49, lg61-LeAte ksw.iork ~ Onows: -
Frmugtou, Basion. bethlehem, haueh CHUNK
wilamsrolt Wikssbarre Maharoy City, 9e ,,,, p....
m-NFsrLRS for Eastcu Allentown larrDrrs flus
e.go and but two changes Counrcs Harrisburg vita
Central rbA sad Enc Roads for Ire aud he O hs
Connect with Dell LcA and West X Tor SHoAdsDwS
Wtter Gap Scranton Pton, Kingston. Great Bend &c ,.,
l2N TIAIg-For RaEton AleutoNn Msuch CHUNK "l.eAbe
Reading Columbia Lancaster Ephts LiI, Potl''ils hAfrh11s &c
$50 m-Fnt fhuhed
n.-For Kasion
SD. m.-Por Ssmervls and Remington -,
J. -CfSCNsAu EHPREss-for Esston Bet1,heni 'Auea
Chunk Reading Hamburg Pittsburgh Chicago ana tncnnacon
Harrisburg With Tor Wamspori Ene &c s'ePhS |
e.lsv m-Por Junction and intermediate stations
an RPHwRsTRRE EXPRESS TRAIS-FOr Baston, Aneutovn
Reading Harrisburg, Pittsburgh, and the Wet ID, - ,
Jersey 10 fisbnfgheFefI evening
Addiotd train % Bergen Point ElIa0eth. &c
Tickets Wett be obtained Al tue once Of Tue ceA
road foot of herty n r. at No. Ao ho NOS
JOSIAH o. STEARhS, huperintenoohL
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT W SEW YORK;. .....JuLrt

CLEARED.
Steamship City Of NeW-YOrk RoSkel Liverpool, j. O. Dale
Steamship PALMYRA OBJ, Watson. Liverpool, T. Cunard
Ship Marlborough On Armstrong, Quebec SNOW Burgess
Ship f. H. TAYLOR. Anderson. London, Morgan Tinker
Blk Kersone Nbeden, BoueauI yaty Point Miller Hoagntsa
Bark Sias Fish Brand sydney n. s. W, X. W. Cameron
BARK Reindeer Wellington, Barbados H. frowbrdges Seas
Bark (swed) Lndherg. Gibraltar, Krmilbeg Co
Brig Music Klein MOnteyideo. &. Ludman a Go.
SehT w j. Holmes Raynor ST. Pierre (siArtl s. ReyuAaL
ARRIVED.
B.k Vivid Baker 10 dsys with 20 master Len
bsrks F. Tunper Ford Santiago De Cuba for Falmouth 70 -
Amelia RhOtinc do Do Is days June 81 10 Crooked sna
Passage bark Good Hope tBr from Santiago De Cuba Tor f
mouth; Wild Pigeon loading At Fortune Island
Bark Moses Nonesore Aust GoubOvh, Carf I" days WIN sa
Socoyich Smith. n.
and 28J pass q Louis Meyer. 80
Brig Maria White, Bryant Cow Bay days with coal TO d. '" boA2
Brig Aurora (Br) HathOpe days With 70 master
Sch Tay, Baker Windsor n g. 10 days, T'h plaster
H. j. De NofA Go. -, =. an
schr G. Spauldng (Br Windsor n s. with plaster :" CrAada
Umphray Co. -. NJ ,.-.n.-x
Ricardo Barro Famum Newiok She bad been ashore 90 zoe
ogSty Reef Bahamas damaging her dder &e Also lea ''hr
Widfre, for NeN.iOrf
SPOKEN.
Ship Mermaid (Br) June II, lat %, long 49, steering nsh-
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosroN Arrived. steamship Roman ron fhAaoeP"A
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Orfan 6tcamers.

DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANI''
THROUGH LINE TO CALIFORNIA AND CHINA,
CARRYING UNITED STATES MAIL,
VIA PANAMA RAILROAU
lesve Pier No a NOrh River foot Of Canst at o'clock
LOGAN QUEEN, Capt Il Conner connecting with COL
p iSr iiHESRY dH1UNCBY Capt A G. Gray. connecting with
MONTANA. Capt. Sutton $500. -
July 2oARIzoNA. Capt Maury, connecting with SACRAMENTO
Cant Csverly.
On, bundled pounds baggage allowed se each adult
Neilcnes spd attendance free
Aeapueo those Of l and 2si connect at Pans
nth Pac pOrts; let and lth for Central Amen
and those Of LIST toneh al Manzaailo.
Departure each month With the steam line ron
PtranA to Australia and Hes-Zealand go -.
seTme OF August closely with steamer Great Republic
% San Fran o Septemher Yokohama and Hong Kong
Yohama With steamer Rics Nasssak and Shanghae
pssSsge tickets and all further information apply at the once
He NhIL i"' o. N~uA'~ -''''N ''N'' y BADY AGENT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-03

And ropoonate reduction all intermediate points ard stations West
from Buffalo.
Tickets sod and baggage checked ofcs board
DE0PLE's LINE for ALBANY, ATHENS,
and al points West and NORTH IN connection with Nwiork Cen
trail Rensselaer, and Saratoga and Albany and SusqueAnns Railroad
VIA ALBANY,
Steamers DREW ard ST. JOHN,
att o'clock p.
Steamers DIAN RICHMOND and C. VANDERBILT.
8 O'Clock No. al North River. foot Cauast
Tickets sold to all points Office dock snd baggage checked
DE0PLE's LINE-SUNDAY IN SARATOGA.
Sunday trains between Albany and Saratoga connecting with
Peoples Line Steamers commencing June 90 Take Drew sATUR
DAY. m from Pier No Il N r. arriving at Saratoga about
m SUNDAY morning Returning leave Saratoga in time
f. Dean Richmond from Albany At p