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The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-05-01
AdministratOr's Notice.

T ETTElS Of administration having been
Ii granted to the undersigned upon the cs.
tate Of james Neal, late of Cumberland town
ship, Greene county, Pa, deceased, notice is
hereby given to all persons indebted to said
estate to make immediate payment and those
having claims to present .hem properly au-
thenlcated for settlement.
JOAN GWYNN.
A3-ow Of Cumberland tp., Admir-.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-05-01

A MAN who had joined temperance
society and regretted IL, was told by his
physician to drink an ounce of whisky
daily, Turning to his arithmetic and
finding that six drains make an ounce,
he was enabled to drink all he wanted
without any soruples
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-05-01
THE DARK SIDE OF THE SCUrH.

A letter from South Corollna says -
The truth is, that these people are SO
tortured with debt aud poverty, that they
hardly mind anything which has not a
direct relation to getting daily bread and
necessary rslmeNt. ~ The widows
of the men who fought against us are
turning prostitutes. DO YOU ASK who
pays them! 1t doesn take much. A
p,nct Of ment rotld5e 4 temptation, aud
a 5ushet ,coutd he almost irresist,bie.--
Their children are growing up ignorant
vagabouds There Is "a + mily within a
mile Of this place living IN a brush
house, shanty of fresh pine branches.
Ii consists of a mother who had son
killed, a daugh,sr of twenty who had a
husband killed, another daughter of thir>
teen, and grandchid OF three. The
oldest daughter cold me that she had
been all over the village TO get work and
had failed | furnished them with cloth
ing from the Bureau store, but how they
are to live through the year l cant i'm =
aglue. They were poor before the war,
but not like this. They Had q family
Billie once, and father tAougt erer so
much OF IL a few words Of pity brought
the tears rolling down the eldest girls
sa ow ch ,eks. Oh!' she SAID, Ire gone
ttr0pgh a po,cer in the past t,co ys rs
She told ne that she wasn't used to go-
ing baretooted In the winter, and it made
her sick, which | consider very proba-
bic, as we have had three inches ofsnow.
l hear that she is bad character.'---
Well Wio voMtlat BE-?
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-05-01

A NEWSPAPER correspondent, who has
recently pass ID through South Carolina
and Georgia, says 'lhc traveller is forci>
bly, Impressed wl,h the very great and
earnest preparations for the coming
CROP
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-05-01

GEN. SUEtIDANS course as military
Governor ir Louisiana is as offensive to
the Northern Copperheads as was Gen.
Buffers actions as Governor OF New
Orleans, 1t is little remarkable that
both these soldiers were original Demos
Gratis; both voted for Breckinridge tor
President, and 10th, before the war CT
the REBELLION, were regarded tavoring
slavery Gen Sheridan like Gen. Butler,
has seen enough to change bis politics
and his personal appreciation of the lar.
ger portion Of the people OF the South.
He does not trust traitors, and rules in
Louisiana under the inspiration, that
those guilty of treason must be made to
feel the penalties of their crimes. All
this gives great oflense to tho Northern
sympathizers with rebellion, and because
Sheridan proposes to prosecute the trail
tcrs who made cutters of the Crescent
City run red with blood in July, 1866,
every Copperhead organ in the North
hows with rage, But the howl will
avail naught Harrisburg Telegraph.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-05-01

| sERENADED Sophia once when she
was but tender lass, and the greeting
which | received for my travelling musi.
cal convention has never been fully ap-
preciated by me. twas the witching
hour of A. NJ, when church yards
yawn. Everything was hushed, and
stiffness reigned profound. commerc.
ed to sing, i Bring Little Flower to
Thee Sophia was hanging out of the
window, and it was through her solici-
tation that / endeavored to warble this
cussed piece; i Bring Little Flower
to Thee Sophia's tyrannical pap stuck
his head out of the window. and in a
voice OF thunder roared well, Just
set 1t on the doorstep, and don't make
so much fuss about such cussed little
flower
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-05-01
WAYNEsBUlsti inARRLE& Il STONE
WoRES5!
SAYlRS 4 RIDBHART.

CTILL continue TO carry on the Marble and
y Stone cutting business at their long estab-
l;shed stand Immediately East Of the Public
SQUARE, Main Street, WpynesburC
This establishment has been In constant
Ooertion since 1899, and the long experience
ard energy Of the proprictors, linked with the
exercise OF sound judgment and good taste,
have won for them wide spread and enviable
reputation. An extensive stock of the varioua
vpreties Of the best marble kept constantly on
hrnd. Special attention paid to polishing,
pressing, co-vlng ot engraving. .
All 0rde''' mi filed.
Dpcpmbcr 13 1860
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-05-01
EXCELSl0R! EXCELSl0RI
CHASrELLAR'S
HAIR EXTERMINATOR !

TO the ladies' especially, this invaluable dc.
pilatory recommends itself as being an almost
indispensable article to female beauty, Is east
" applied, does not burn or injurc the skin,
but acts directly on The roots II Is warranted
to remove superhuous hair from low forcheads
or from any part of the body, completely,
totally and radically eXterpating the same,
leaving the skin soft. smooth and natural.
This Is the only article used by The French,
and Is the only real eiieclua depilatory In ex-
islence. Price Is cents per package, sent
postpaid, to any address, on receipt Of an
order, by .-trrs
BERGER, SHUTS 8 CO., Chemists,
,b.d67.ly ss6 River ", TrQ. ~ Y.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-05-01
A TTENTIoN! SOLDIERS |!

.
Disbandcd Soldiers entitled to additional
bounty under the recent Act of Congress
should be careful whom they employ to col
lect their dues. 1t is not every unprnclpled
'sharper" who hangs out his shingle that is q
licensed claim agent.
am thus authorized by law, and will at
tend to all soldiers claims for BACK PAY, PEN
sIoSs and ADDITIONAL BoUNTIEs. Having the
correct blanks on hand to make such applica-
ton, there is no cause for return Of papers
once sent, or delay in making them out Re-
ccipis given for all discharges placed in my
p session. ......,.,.V
Apply at oncc--two more months will be too
late. Is. +. FLENNIkEN,
p. 0. Box 1903. Office First Nat. Bank.
jan30,'G7 ,r Wayncsburg, Pa.
-Conveyancing done ON reasonable terms
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If they ever should find me, VOW

Such is specimen of the poetry
which the horrd men wIl write. to
make fun Of the girls whom they dread
and adore. 'Ihe wretches! We don't
wonder that at conference meeting res
Gently, a countryman gave 1t as his
opinion that it men were not born total
ly depraved, they became so pretty mid
din early
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G n II Il N L III q U $ IL
A Assignee's Notice,

TIME UNDERSIGNED ASSIGNEE OF
MoneAS BELL, Of Ricahill township, here
by gives notice to MI persons interested TINT
The STORE BOOKS and Notes will be left
with Mr.. William McClelland OF the old
stand. for settlement md collection, until the
list of March next, and ifnot promptly settled
they will be collected by due process OF law
at once. The creditors of said assignnnt will
also take notice that their claims must be pre-
sonted at once, Us lam determined to close
up tho business Immediately . ..
ian8, 'G7-tf j, Il. TEMPLE.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-05-01
Publ1cNot1ce.

A s THE FIRM Or HUGHES & LUCAS
N Is Dissolved by mutual consent, the Com
mission business will still be carried on at the
old stand, In good order and on the most
reasonable terms, In The name and style Of
l. HUGHES q CO., (scnior partner) They
tiatter themselves, by having the House and
the best location In the place for that busi
ness, that they will REcEivE liberal share Of
the public patronage
They will also keepa good supply of GRO,
CERES on hand To accommodate all who
may favor them with o call
L. HUGHES u co.
&,lo.H Rice's Landing, Pa
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-05-01
SONG OF 4 FAsHIoYDLE GAL.

Oh bury me deep with my waterfall on,
And my bonnet so tiny and gay;
Then wrap all my fashionable gewgaws aroun(
This form when it turneth to clay.
For would astonish, long centuries hence.
The learned expior RS of tombs;
would rival the mummy in interest, when
Some future L. Agassiz comes.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-05-01
WI A. T. p a p e r. S !


WI a l. L p a e e r. S !
FOR SPRING SALES OF 1867
WE are now prepared to offer to our custo'
mers, and the Tade generally, an extensive
collection Of
PAPER HANGINGs, BORDERS,
FIRE hoard PRINTS, ETC, ETC
Embracing all qualities of goods, known to
the Trade, for Parlors, Dining Rooms, Halls,
Chambers, Churches; Assembly Rooms, &c,
A J. so,
TRANSPARENT Oil CLOTH AND PAPER WINDOW
... ... SHADES.
At the Lowest Market price, Mt
No, LOT Market ST., near Fifth.
.. JOS, II. HUGHES Il BRO.
me 3ms. ...
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-05-01
REFRESHMENTS,

In connection with the above, Mr. Hooper
keeps Restaurant where ICE CREAM, bcr-
ries and all the luxuries of the season can be
obtained.
The most attractive and most popular resort
In town. June H. 'G5-iy
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-05-01
WHISPERS
M U s L A G II E s f!

TNORCED to grow upon the smOothcst face
in from three to five weeks by using DR..
SEylGNE'S RESrAURATEUR CAPIL-
LAIRE, the most wonderful discovery in
modem science, acting upon the Beard and
HARM an almost miraculous manner II has
been used by the elite of Paris and London
with the most flattering success. Names Of
all purchases will be registered. and il entire
satisfaction Is not givcnin every instance, the
money will be cheerlully refunded, Price by
mail, sealed aud postpaid, ~. Descriptive
! circulars and testimonials mailed free. Ad.
dress BERGER, SHUTS e. CO, Chemists,
No. 5s5 River Street, Troy n Y. Sole
agents Ear the United States. teb2d, Oily
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-05-01
Gentlemen 4 Ladies' Wear,

Wares of all kinds, and a complete varie
tv of the hest GROCERIES. All Of
which they propose to sell at the very lowest
hgures, depending on the quality and cheap
ness of their goods to gain them custom
G We them call before purchasing else
where, and they will prove int the above is
correct. Room in Allison's building, nearly
opposite the Court House, Waynesburg.
InYS'GG II
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-05-01

SLATER ODENBAUGH, q
NEALER IN DRUGS, MEDICINGS IL
IL quors and every thing pertaining to first
class Drug Store. Prescriptions carefully COM
pounded. "Creish's Old Stand,' Waynes,
wy, Pa, i Nay ~, '6s-iy.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-05-01

To explain TO the wondering children OF Then
The puzzing marvcls of Now
Oh I'll bother their old heads with what's on
NV own
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-05-01

There cometh glad tidngs OF Joy to all,
TO young and to old. to great and to small;
The beauty which once was so precious and
rare, ...
Is free for all, and all may be fair.
By THE USE OF
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A Fresh Supply

of the best quality Of all articles in his line.
Toys NOTIONS and great variety Of
useful articles always on hand.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-05-01
Something New
IN WA YNESBURG, PENN'A.

CAT the room formerly occupied by Andrew
Wilson, ST., next door to Bradens Drug Store. }
Respectfully informs the good people of Greene
county, that he has openeda
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-08

The Cincinnati Gakette says the railroad men who
have been negotiating the interest Of the Pennsylyania
Central Railroad set control Of through line from
Philadelphia st. Louis have not been able 70 obtain
possession Indianapolis and Terre Haute Railroad.
although they have secured the Tee Hante and Alton
Road. ........1 ..il ,.lrI ..f T
The papers of Montana and Colorado are sdyo
eating Convention TO DO held ut San Lake, cay on tn
18th OF October next 70 take into consideration the postal
facilities Of the Terrtores and 70 petition Congress for
tons. IaI TIT. .......-... ...ii-.Uf
Chauncey +. Page, tried at Laporte Indiana, for
the murder Of his wife and her mother Of Valparaiso
Winter, has been sentenced to the Penltonary for life
A counterfeiter while being conveyed from Pitts
burgh, TO Erie. Pennsylvania jumped IRON the oars
while they were going rapidly, and escaped His name u
James CerQolip, -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-08
PASSENGERS ARRITED.

FROM PIN steamship Vera CruEbiiss Louisa Bin
A. Barber Michael Burgan, J. Wir;h. IL SehauIler
FROM MANZANILLA June i8-In schooner W smh-Joha W.
Clarke John BOnmer. . =
FROM LASGOW AND MOVTLLE June Pin steamship Britain
ps-Mr and Mrs Lewis Mr. and Mrs Rober. Goldman MARY r.
Catmau Mrs Cameron Miss X Cro. John Keap, Sherman ~
q Lister Rev Samuel Thompson Miss Waleer. Miss d. Phillips u
Forbes WIN Lyman D. McCloskey and 200 II the steeraEe
FROM LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN june 25-ln sesmship
Alsppo-Mr Hoh Hsrbeniner, Mr. kute
White aud child Mr. Schuber Mr. stsnmsn r rerro"
Mr PAYNE Mr. and Mrs shea and 4J2 in the Storage
FROM BREMEN AND SOUTHAMPTON. June 25-ln steamship
Hansa-A Meier Senag Haen Sternan Charles Suer u
Scbubeh Held Jacob Fuchs Peter Thurhemer Astes
Schecher Iguaty enzmann. w. schulz Carl Ritter morm ou
cher ard Bertha W. Scbrap Bsbet- Engie Mcbsa
Zobeen Rudolph BoeckOn Biche H. helwken MoeEoJ Ch
espe and sister Teufesbauer Hefed Rspp Mars
Wabn C. child X Keller Kllgehoefef. H. BOtsr "
Wiemor ~ Keeping G. Badd, n Dsyle.
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fettnres ano ifleetines.

A SPECIAL and final meeting of the Labor
~ Assocson VIII be held No Js West fhr'ehs on
70 "' H. GIBBONS Pr'sidept
Hiss EsinT G,itDvrR Secretary ....
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE-Before
Commissioner OSBORN

ALLEGED HEAVY FRAUD on THE REVENUE
United States agt Henry Tausky and BenD Rich ,
This case previously reported, and in which the
DEFENDANTS are charged with derauding the Internal
Revenue by an Illicit removal of about 100000 worth OF
distilled spirits, resumed. and testimony gwen 10
nroye an hlb In the ease of Rich the Commissioner
serving his decision the adequacy OF the testimony
The ease OF Tasly adjourned to day 10 be hereil
after agreed upon when evidence will be given in his
defense -. .>,,,,
ALLEGED FRAUD on THE REVENUE BY A TOBACCO
MIST.
United States agt Jacob Sepel
The defendant is n manufacturer OF tobacco IN inc
renr of No 72 Forsyth.st He is charged with making
and executing false and fraudulent bond for the proper
returns OF the business transacted by HIM one OF the
suetes 10 the bond rather supposed suretes Diver
McNahon residing ut No. IS MOntgomery-st, testified
that the signature the bond was not his signature
although IL purported 80 to be- Counsel Tor deendan,
proceeding under the law and had been imposed upon
nv others who engaged TO get HIM sretes ana furnished
nartes as such whom defendant supposed were all right
The further hearing then adjourned to Thursday
next
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NEW-YoR and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT l5L
COMMENCfNG JUNK ibL
Passenger Station In and Foar
ave Entrance on TWENTY. seyentb.St

TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK;
Por EewHaven and bridgeport 100 500 9Th lid m lil1
R1.l 3cb (BIl. a4i 4 N and 800 (RIl p IN. 49,
Stralon Fairfield Southport and Westpo 10 lD
For Sof-ni 10 Or1 900 ioo IN 12IS CErl 200 9TH
345 80. (EI.) $50, 400 fEr.l m.
FOR Darien, 100 800. ll.1D as sd. SO J. m
Po Greenwich. 100. 800 ll3 3tJ "a, - CD M ~.
FOR Stamford 900 (KI 900 lyOa lS tkL Hl'' 100
RIl 3 f5 40 (Erl a., SD go. 400 (RIl ?. NJ go.
For Greenwich and intermediate stations. 40 800 lDa m E'
' CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston via Springfield. 800 lET 100 tbrl 800
For Boston Shore Line. l2l3 (EL), 300 p n. - -.
For Hartford aud Springfield 400 lkL) lAS 9~ thhh o."
FOR Connecticut River Railroad 800 (EIl l25P to Mon
trea 400 IA. TO Northampton.
For InHOr Providence and Fshl Railroad 800 (Er m, nl'
o.-.-.-- AL. ., ooa =.
1918 800. 600 IN.
FOR Canal Railroad, III .. 10 Northampton
Por Housatonic Railroad. boo a. m, 3OJ
For HAugaiuck Railroad 300 a. IN, 300 p
FOR Danbury and Eowalk Railroad, 100 300 a. m, 10
~ JAMES IIOYT,
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IMMATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sun Rises Sun Sets.....753 Moon Sets mora
Sandy Heck ....2:5T GoVs Island. LIB Hell 0zte tW
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BORT Uarofn's Noiirs.

........ ..| STATE op NEW. York,
.... PoRT.wARDESs OFFIcH, SG'23 wllism-st
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
~ Section the passed April a. 1857 enited Al Act IN
the Port Of NewYok" all
having charge the snbe,, matter Of sach nqay
survey that allowing vessels ander
on by the the said examinations via
be completed succeeding this notice. board sA
yetses
Steamship saxonia. boookcn
steamship Rislng star ~
steamship Manhattan a.
steamship 10 n y
Bark Carlton. .Woodruf Kehinsops
Brig Minnie Traut .Senencka
Brig i. TX. Pappill0. oooruu hoOthsonE
Bug James Haehfofd. . Atisnuc pSck
Brig Anna Hcks.. ...tl
Brig Nayarno. Weodrnn 4 koonson'A
Brig Milo, UNION
Schr Prince OF W ses
SchT Ny WlDamshargn
Sebr s. j. wanng. Rohinss Yard;
f MINrHoRNB TOMPKfNS Presldsae
J. Ares HEspIxAS, Secretary. ~. g,..,a :
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indispensable that photograph Of the jewel should be
taken before it's return 20 the defendant. a
Judge IuRraham saId he would take the papers andt
give bis decision IN TIC nl0rniDg,
Onfhe following morning MS Honor grfiteI The APP
pcatlon. and made order that the shcifi under pro-
per safeguards should allow the refgfef photograph 10
he taken
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STEAMBOATS, ano RaiIro aos.

IMPORTANT TO RAILWAY TRAVELLERS
Il APPLETONS
Maps the Tine Tables Of all the Railways Of the United States ard
the CanldaS Also TOURIST GUIDE TO the Watering places,
Springs &c For sale everywhere
nor SING SING. landing at IOnkcrs, Irving
and Tsyowh daily SUNDAYS excepted commencing July B,
steamer ZEN sEDGwICS' from wsIrenst pier at ~ m return.
Sing $50 landing above Freight taken for
all the above landings except Tarr7town
DOR HARTFORD-StOppIng at all points on
the Connecticut Mver-MERCHANTS LINE. The and ele
CANT side wheel steamers ESCORT Capt Pearoe and COlr
Abany-si Returning Hartford from ChaVns Whar
p. Freight taken al reduced rates Passenger accommodations
unsurpassed Fare I'll No extra charge for ber> Meals aud state
extra
MORNING LINE FOR PEEKSKILL.-The
WI splendid ANTELOPE will her regular
trips SATURDAY MORNING lt June leaving Ilar
Pier dsv rithoU eropion will land Thirty
ourts Dohhs Ferry Hastings Nvack Sing
slug HsVersiraw Grassy Point and Veranck Leaves Peeksk on
return, IL p IN.
GREAT REDUCTION-LOW FARE to the
" WEST NORTH and EAST via TROY LINZ or STEAMERS.
from Pier No ~ r. foot Of Sprngst daily at o'clock m Saur
days excepted
Albany and Troy 81 90 Saratoga 81 70
Schenecady. / y Furt Edward ........ IS
Fonda 70 WhitebH............ 20
Rome. 2 20 Burlington %
Syracuse J - North Adams......... ~
hocheSe ~ ~ hhshs'' -
lockport. % tgdeusburg 10 30
Suspension Brdge''''. = Montreal. s7'
And propoouste reduction all intermediate points and stations West
Tickets sold baggage checked tn. oce board
DEOPLEs LINE for ALBANY, ATHENS,
VIA ALBANY.
Steamers DREW aud ST. JOHN,
"0O' ~ VIA ATHENS
Sieamecs DEAN RICHMOND and G. VANDERBILT
Al o'clock Pier No Al North River foot Of Casalst
Tickets sod 20 all points at oe, on doek aud sgsage checked
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CTEAM COMMUNICATION
~ BETWEEN


NEW-YORk AND AUSTRALIA,
VIA PANAMA.
THE PANAMA, EEw.ZBALAND AND AUSTRALIAN ROYAL
MAIL COMPANY dispatch the 2h Of each meth from
PANAMA TO WELLINGTON, y. D., AND THE AUSTRALIAN
COLONIES connecting with the steamer Of the PACIFIC MAIL
STEAMSHIP COMPANY, leaving NETWORK FOR ASPINwALL
COLON iith Of each month First and second class
be conveyed through ticket the following From New
York ports EewZaand sydney Melbourne, $40 4
and 2ls 2i5 seeOnd payable United States
gold coin.
Special the newly discovered gold region Of Hokdka
EeE-Zessad.
Arrangements completed for issuing ro1 gh bills Of dng
Freight PAYABLE here.
For further information application to be made tohe PACIFIC NAIL
STEAMSHIP COMPANY, No 50 wsl-st. or
CHARLRS ". WEST, Agent
M William ST. New York.
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meooina CARDS. &r.

At VIM EVERDELLs SONS, No. 104 Full
n tep,a-wgDDIN0 CARES and FUNK STATIONERY fRsss-
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NEW-Y0K Rand FLUSHING RAILROAD
~ SUMNER ADVANCEMENT, csmmeaeeg June lsoI-Lssse
Hunters Point $40 N: TBS "a; $3.50 .Si 80 AM,
susdsys SO n i0s n 6:ion .Throash TO Great sedh
connecting Stages MAnhss and Port WsshnEsn returning
7;1 m 500 Tuesday and SATURDAY nisbts
Rstrs trains leave Fushiag II p Hunter. Pent At mas M
Boats hall heat; Ihy sat every fheen
no, ~ g. y0RAtBs Superintendent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-08

WI PANY-Cornmeuoing Monday December a. 100 Lave
ouneehg with Lehgh VALLEY hAT"ad ana
b,.nch.s, AZ 5:is EIpess a. Mai!irsn NJ 81
leaves at2D haekeis
town Mail at hoTisiesn bipfess 10 d
"a dsv "a Nevnk tre 70 Sonh ofAhgs
And thrs. summit PBERTHOUB General SUPERINTENDENT
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VVANTED--An experienced, competent Far
n, "a tsl. the Management Of hrpsar the City Address
,,ns anssessops Prsss occupations Pe0ne'
n. IL. Nev.yok
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CIVIL COURTS.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT-Before Judge
BLATCHFORD .,.......I '..
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i 0NG ISLAND Northumberland AR.

II RANGEMEST.-Lrates Iame.'s slip, y !. ~ m Mail
Train for Grrrupor and stations; 10 Syosssti, Hesse
Hampstead and Glen Cove Express Tram GOT 'enfoi p
Syossctt Glen Cove Hem stesd and al Wa stations; SD
Hip Cove Hampstead and WaT Stations, SUNDAY kieut
erheai AMI War stations eyss Hunters Point ts
rnrrirrs Il unnters 70 - 2 ~.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-12-21
Nj ARREEE.

BRACKIN-JACKSON.-O the l eth inst.
al the residence of the BRIDES father, by
Rev. Henry Mathews, WILLIAM NJ. BRACK-
II of New Castle county, Del. and MARY,
eldest daughter of Joshua jackson, Esq. :,
Of this County.
Oh AMBEisS-SIMPERS.-By Rev. J.. c..
Natlacli. Dee. 10Th, 1867, at Eliton, VIM
d. CHAMBERS and ANNE r. SIMrERs, all
Of this county.
kLlNE-TYSON.-By Rev. L. C. Matlack,
Elkton, Dec. 9th, 1867, Henry C. KLINE
and EMILY c. Tyson, all of this county.
KENNADY-HAINES. On the 18th inst. j.,
by the Rev. ]. A. Brindle, SAMUEL IAINEs
and ALICE V. kEyNADY, all of Port De.
post.
CASHO-BRADFORD..- In Elkton, at the
residence of the BRIDES mother, on We'd.
nesday, 18th inst, Mrs. MARY j. Brad
FORD and JACOB CAsHo, of New Castle
county, Del