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Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-10-09

PREPARING FOR observation-disclosures
Swami, of Maryland, made a requisition a
short time ago on General Graut for can
non to arm his rebel militia Gen. Grant
promptly refused to give United States
artillery to Swans rebels. Gov, Swami
has since purchased artillery elsewhere
sufficient to fully equip bis rebel forces,
Every loyal man whether in Maryland or
out believes that this arming of the mill
Tia means mischief. All the signs of thc
times indicate that these forces are being
armed to assist Andy Johnson in any mad
scheme Of reyo!ut;on ;hat he may be reck-
less enough to undertake.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-10-09


kss- Last week hotel keeper in Ian
caster 'sme!led a mice in this wise Two
countrymen took lodgings at his place, and
Jared sumptuously, drinking three bottles
Of wine daily. The last day, and before
they had settled their bill, dispute arose
about the speed of their horses. They at
last settled upon race, and appointed the
landlord judge. When they were ready
the judge, like those of the Olympian
game, gave the word, one, two, three, anc
90. Away they weu,, and have neither
been seen nor heard Of since. No doubt
they ale running at this moment, "a bill
in some other place. leaving this land
lord fully compensated by having had the
honor Of being judge.
Mr. Stanton refused to furnish 40 600
stand Of arms to the Maryland ulilitia shor,
ly before his removal from office. Is this
one of the causes for which be is to be
tried
A chap in Piqua, Ohio, was married
last week, his father giving invitations to
a large company to attlnd the bridal feast
They had a scant allowance Of beer and
cheap cake, and the old gentleman charc-
ed his guests fifty cents each for the "sup-
per-"
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-10-09
4 Sailing Carriage for the Plans,

We were, on Saturday, says the St.
Louis Democrat, of Monday, shown a
model of sailing carriage" designed
for crossing the Plains to Mexico. 1t has
two upright jib sails, and a sail on each
spoke Of the two wheels on one side OF
the wagon, with steering gear acting on
the forward wheels, and provision for
transferring the wheel sails to the oppo-
site wheels. The inventor is Chas i.
Maczowttsky, German, who has been a
sailor, and has since spent several years
in traversing the Plains. The long ana
tedious voyages of the trains led him to
think Of and perfect this contriyance,
which lie seems earnest in thinking must
succeed. When the model is placed upon
plane and blown upon, it is moved read
ily BY the wind. lie relies upon the as
certained constancy ef the prevalent winds
on the great Plains, over the route named
4 full sized sailing carriage has just been
finished for him, aud is to be exhibited at
Fourth and Popular streets to-day. The
wheels are ten feet high, the wagon body
shaped like a long boat and hung low, and
with the jib sails, the whole concern pre-
sents an odd and formidable appearance.
The design is to take passengers and mail
matter oply-not freisht-and it IS expect
ed that the carriage will suffice as boat
in crossing streams. The thing is deci-
iedy curious and interesting.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-10-09
THIS!s TO GIVE H0ricE:

That on the 18Th day Of September, A. D
1861, Warrant in Bankruptcy was issued
against the Estate OF JoHN DEARING, Of Beale
township, in the County Of .JuHiata and State
of Pennsy ylvania, who has been adjudged ~
Bankrupt on lis own petition E; that the pay
ment Of any deb,s and delivery Of any prop
erry belonging to such Bankrupt, to him or
ior his use, and he transfer Of any property
by him are forbidden by Law that II meeting
Of Inc Creditors of the SAID Bankrupt, to
prove thciI Debts, and 10 choose one or more
As5igUccs of his Estate. will be held at q
Court II bankruptcy. to be holden at Mif-
lIutDwH, JuHiutH county, State Of Pennsyi-
vauiI, efore j. VI. Niestiag. Register, on
The Is. day Of NoTc:lhe. \. D. 1867, TT 9
clock i. u
d GHFEN AEAIT
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-10-09
=. D. GREENAWALT.
GeFu.l [. $ MARSHALL,
Ncste!n uistricI of Penn'a.
It

Oct =, 4o-!-il
DISSOLUIION UFPARTNEPSHIP.-Th
- CO partnership heretofore cvis.ing be-
tween the '.nlcrsi igued has this lay Sept. IL
been dissolved by mutual consent The books
OF tuc firm VIII be left in the hanlS OF Messrs
E.ow &.parl.er for collection.
JACOB SCLOUFF,
TIOS. J. FUOW.
THDS. l. PARKER,
INHE undersigned have this jav formed a
! CO partnership under ., name and style
of Frow . Parker, for the purpose Of carry
ing On the different branches Of business for
merly carried Ju ly the late firm.
THOMAS J. FROW.
THOMAS L. PARKER,
sept ., IS67-Gt.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-10-09
TEEEl ELECTION.

We publish the full returns
from the different townships as
far as received up to tt time of
going to press. The county,
as usual, has gone against us.
As to the State, the returns are
so meagre that it is impossible
to form any estimate of the re-
suit, but we believe the Repub-
licans will have u small major
itv.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-10-09

4 DMlNISTRATOR'S NOTICE.-Notice is
a hereby given that Letters OF Admins
trntion on ihe estate Of Matthew Laird, late
of Lack township, decd, have been granted
i'll due form of law 10 the unIersi gned. i'll
persons indebted to said estate are requested
10 lake immediate payment. and those having
claims against the same wiu please present
them properly authenticated for settlement.
JOHN II. BLAIR, Admir-.
sept ., lSG--Gt*
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-10-09

rAUTiGN.-Eotiee is hereby given that,
" having been for some tine. subjected 10
such extreme i'll treatment at the hands Of my
wife, Ellen Gaslow. as to make cohabitation
impossible; and having now parted, hereby
caution all persons against harboring or trust
ing her on my account, as | will not pay any
debts Of her contracting after this date.
CONRAD CASLOW.
Susquehanna Township,
September 20, 1867. Oct. 2-3t.
UvANTED.- D.-SUMAC.-The Undersigned
y wishes to purchase pure Sumac in large
or small quantities. Highest market prices
all on delivery at sumac mill, Mechanics
burg, Juniata county, Pa.
N HERTZLER,
Port Royal, Juliata Co.. la
angus. l., I5cC-,t .r
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-09-05

The Postmaster ut Prescott, Arlzo :
ma, IN o letter dated July Il, says;
There are probably tonIndian mas
sacres to every ono reported. Tho
military force here is not half equal TO
the demand, and unles4somo suitable
commander is appointed, who :an
comprehend the True condition Of Tho
country, il IL feared many yenrs will
elapse before v'e will DO relieved OF
Indian troubles AM personal danger.
The country is, however, conatantly
increasing in white population"
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-09-05

lEeprprenird, could nct 20 puss md thus 10
v~it.ually abolish the cousiitutioHal provision
lafoteaid. That iiIhp prrcedsH' be acpuies-
eel IN, thrTs win Be nothing 10 prsvsnl y bars
maiotny % Copgfrss =, any ,luIs ia Nv 10,
laFs. from hullifj ing tho constitutional VETO "
The President and nsurpiug uncontrolled lcg-
i.laiiv- power, ~ 81 exclusisn " . mipor's
" from Ihrir eehlG thu The exclusi0r, 81
tvru in n single state, nigh, give this cuu'ros
q 10 n pre'ext for such an excluslon would not
he wsntibg to on inscriptions aud IevOlnliUn-
4 Received. That the p, ople. and espec-
ially Hose II The agricultural States, have
suffered too long the exaetionH OI high protec-
tive tariffs, aud as the representatives Of at
agricultural aud lsboring population, we de-
maud that their substance staii no longer be
exiarted from them IN order 10 Gil the pockets
Of Eastern ,~bcuopulists.
s. Resolved, That uucQnal taxation 10
contrary 20 The 6 st principles ii Justice aud
sound policy, and We call uPrn our Govern
meuis. Fpdernl aud State, 90 use all necessary
Constitutional means to vemedy this evil.
s. Resolved, That the Ksdical majority in
the 50 called Congress have proved themselves
TO he in favor Of negro suirsgs by forcing it
upon the people II the District OF Columbia
against their almost uEunimous wish, solrmnly
expressed at The poIls, by iurcing it upon the
people uf all The Territories, and 10y their va.
riuu' devices tn coerce the people OF the South
to adopt II that We arc opposed to negr"
suffrage. belirying il would he productive oi
evil to both whi'es end blacks, and lerd to
produce a DISASTROUS conflict Of races
J. Rr-o''ed, That Ter all their efforts IA
urlul1 the Cunsiitntinn we tender 10 The IRE.
sidtni and to The majority OF The Judges Of the
supreme Court Of The Uuited States our hear
y lhauks. r r-,. @ .Tr.f.
8. Resolved, That we are 10 favor Of 4
Democratic Convention nl delegates faom al
ih- Siaies "a he held Al such Lime and plnc,
Us msy he ugretd upo7, End lha' the Stat
Central COMMITTEE he suIhnriZ j To concu
With other proper commjitcrs TO 6xinR tin
ard place, ard that We pteier Louisyills, Ky.
as the lilace. $50 Y ,r.-e .. . O.. bose
g.. RuSoived, TINT the Democratic ncwSpn'
pers W Ohio de erve Our earnest and lihrro
support, aud that an early and thorough orga
G%ization Of lie putty is indisrc sable.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-09-05

r6- George II. Pendleton, in do
handing that the Government shalI
pay It's debts according TO the terms
OF lts contracts doez not stalk like a
villain" Chicago Times.
But he does talk like q william
when he proposes to have a couple Of
billions Of irrcdeemable shinplasters
manufactured, and forced upon the
holders ofthe National Obligations in
exchange therefor = Chicago Tribune.
nave u caro how you talk, Mr.. Ifi-
Une, or you will be guilty Of ''dlsloyal'
practices. If it is "vilIainous' in hr.
Pendleton to advance such propositions
what shall be said OF the decisions OF
those courts who have held that A
making a contract with B TO pay him
in goid, can dischargethc obligation
by. u tender of greenbackS? Is not
that moral which holds the Govern
mcnt TO the literal tudlimcnt OF it
contracts applicable to individuals also
st. Louis ReguLtican. = vr v
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-09-05

aLoYAL" orator named Porter,
who is stumping the State Of Virginia
under the auspices OF the Congressional
Republican Committee declared in a
speech Mt Manchester, IN that State, a
few days ago, that rather than not
unclug the wheels Of reconstruction
we should hang President Johnson and
General Grant us high rs Hannah
lie wasihighly applaude1 by his Rad
ical and negro audience for She senti-
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-09-05
p L At f o II M
THE UNION PARTY OF OHIO,
Adopted I'm Convention at CO.
lumbus, June 10. 1S67.

The Union party 81 ohio declare
lst. That the great lesson " tue war il
That the American people ate u nation und
10: merely . coniedvrscy OF s0serdyn and
independent States.
~ That our existence as 4 nafiUn Is bas-
I'd IN. principles snuuun,ed in The Declaration
Of ihdeI cndrnre, aud vindicatfd by the PROC
l,nau 81 Emancipation. the Colsri,utI oHl
amendment Ab"lish'ng slavery a.I the spirit
ii tepubncal Democracy aud Justice, which
underiiea lhg Reconstruction policy AZ the 39rh
rmi 4U,h LUngrerSes. which We hereby fully
,ndV g. nld which we dsm I'D shalt ha carriel
in'p epu plcir tf,ct, Icy every usediul AT OF
additional l-Pislutiun
3 ihaI while We viii elways cherish and
defend the a nTtirnn svsi'm at ipral and mI-
nlcipdl self government fJr %nAliuuhl I'urpns,s
uiui will We are uuulteihIly opposed 10 sil
attempts ut cenlra'iz ,tion or rorsn idaiinn uI
power Any where We haid that llIeriy aud tu-
man rights constitute our great %nati"na! bbOu
winch LEGAL or State organizations must not
be jlIow,d To abridRe 0r take away.
4h. That im"ur,l with tie spirit OF true
Democracy, aud believing that the powers
necessary for the purro.e o attaining the ends
of government, ought not 7" I've restricted "a q
privileged class but shout be vested in the
whole people. without unjust or OliOus diA-
t%inriiuns ,r uusliic ItiORs vot equally attiiua,
bic 10y all md further believing that these
aHiimrn's me in hccmd ,ncG with ihe spirit
md lend, bcy If modGrn civiliz Ninn, we rlsce
nhrsrlvrH on The simple aud broad platform Of
impartial m ,nho"d suffrage. rs emhUdipd IN
The PROPOSED n%mrndmrnt IL tho State Cnnsti>
ru;inn. appealing 10 aud confding in, The la
irllig-uce. justice and pafriofism OF The Leople
at Ohio Ia approve II NJ the ballot bnx.
5ih' TIN American people owe n debt of
lss'ing grhti'ude To The hIavr soldiers and sai>
lnrs WIN in lhr late strut gle for our national
,x'S~ncr, sO nuhiv fought for rur liberties
sud iur ne p'ivniinns, suf ring aud sacrifices
whirh i'rv rdurrd The loyal men ~ Ohio
hrrrh' pled1e ~ III M nnl IL the widows and
nrIlmus - hns- WIN icll in dcfense OF the Ma.
lion nur sympNthi+s md substantial support.
G'h. llnt we approve and endorse The
military administration NJ our Distinguished
Ielli~ CT go Nnj0r Zen raj Phil. Ii; Shrri-
Ian, IN L'uisinpe and rrxrs. and pledge him
and the miIiinry commanders in IN. ~ vera
military diFirictS oi he South. the coriiaI
surpntt Of The UniOn men ~ Ohm IL their rf-
i%oristo fr"'sr' tie l'yni penp!e nl 'hr late
rrhcl Sua'es, md to secure the HTRanizdiiOH
at legal aud constitutional cove: nmeris Ia said
States.
III That Ne fully indnrAe and Hpprnvr q
th' %uininis' r"'irn II mr Pr--snr G'Nrrnor. J
-. OK, and ex'rrd Ia him nu- hearty thank
tf the faithful AMI abe msunnr ~ whici h,
has discharP'd his III ;ial duties, anil sustain
I'd The errdn aud hnnp- ~ our n"hle - Ais.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-09-05

ODSsriruTI n, AR. 5,
sro. !, lac u Is y
Every white male
ciiiz- OF the United
States Of the age VI II
yrArs, who shan have
Deen u resident OF the
State one year next
preceding the election
aud Of the county,
township or ward IN
which be resides such
time ~ may he o
ded by law, shall have
the qualifications Of az
tleeior, and be entitleS
to vote 81 all elections
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-09-05

A oar lotharlo ut Gloucester, Massa,
chusetts mas got into trouble. week
or two ago he vat compelled to marry
ii young lady whose approaching ma-
tcrnlty he was tho cause of but since
that time the similar claims of three
other young ladies have also been do.
veloped, and their fathers and big
brothers threaten to sh DOT him.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-09-05
rs- A Mexican letter says pnnco

"VN'V"" IVVVVT H"yH TIHcU
Snlm Sdm, who was expected TO be
shot, has been sentenced to seven
years imprisonment. Santa Anna ia
to be tried by court martial. Losada
has gwen in his adhesion TO tho Gov
crnment. A carefully estimated list
of the number of persons executed
since 1864 by Maximilian's order.
shows Il total Of 924L.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-09-05
Tho Proposed Change in the
.nr Of state Gonsthtuti0n.

In ordsT that ooS readers may zee the nas
lrre ~ he ptOpOs,d ltpdieul Hsgio suRi are
change IN tho tJ0Ds,iIuthSB 0i OhtJ. we awe
the section lhnl it IL designed to striks out,
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-09-05
rS- Tho Pittsburr (PennA Pc.

rS- The Pittsburg (Penn) Post
compliments the Democracy Of OHIO
and their leading men as follows:
"THE Canvass IN OHIo.-The can.
vass for Governor IN Ohiu is conduc.
ted with more ability and spirit on tho
Democratic side than we have ever
known, except IN our quadrennial
Presidential contests. We doubt il
there Is Il State in tho Union that car
furnish as many prominent and able
men, who take an active part in polit,
ical struggles, ia the Buckeye State
This has been an observable fact fol
many years"
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-09-05

rHn sUBsTirurE.
Every male clllzen
Of the United States
II the rye Of 2! sears
Who shall have been n
resident OF the Stale
one wear next preccd-
ing the election. and
Of the county iOWu,
ship or ward in which
| be iesideI such time
as may be provided
by law, exc pt such
| persuns as have borne
arms IN support Of
any insurrectiOn Of
rrhvllion against the
Government Of the
| Uui,ed States, or
have hsd from their
| pieces Of residence 10
avoid being drafted
INTO the military ser-
vice thereof, or have
deserted the military
or naNa, service 0!
said Government in
time " war, and
have rot subsequently
been honOrubly dis
charged from the
sqine. Shall have the
~quahics,iou Of MI
eli c'or. aud be cn,i'
lied to vote at al.
rlccliohs.
un the substitute thin
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-09-05

RTr On rumors OF cholera at Ma.
pies. the populace rushed in n mass to
abe abode of tortune-tcllar called the
Sybll, massacrod her, and cut her into
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-09-05

"How did you got rid Vi that troub-
lesome lover Of yours, CArrie?"D % e
Il married him and haven't heen
troubled with his attentions sincc.n
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-09-05

THE returns from registration in
North Carolina show that two negroes
to ono white have been registered. In
some of the districts, the dis~franchisc-
ment of tho whites is even more cx-
tensivc. Send on tho negro Congress.
men to BIZ the peers of Thad Stevens,
Butler, Bingham and Boutwell,.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-09-05
ASeorcu Old MIMI WHO was nsked

AsSeorcu old maid who was asked TO
subscribe 70 rails MN for tbs x ing,
Ldnring the Pcmn sular war, answer.
cd; OHIO LLV1r1 LL9JK
Indeed, III do nc such thing l
never cCuidf raise a man for myself
andlI am not going 20 raise men for
King GeOrgs.vasts ~ ~ a is.sAe1a
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-09-05

The question will he Vn The substitute this
fall. Those who are asainsl it. and frr white
suffrage, A. at pr"sen', will vote mo ~
New-York tribune., 1867-05-16
Drp GOODS.

CARPETS and FURNITURE.-h; ,is -: aS9, sdt,
I'D Tn,.try Brussels Of the newest and most ssFsh Mat
Three 'p m Furniture repless s'n o
uhs s Of Pso Bedroom and omee Farsiare ~
ehols' "a hek walnut, manufactured under ms osn
,DSrss .na With be gives gu,,n,ee All goods r s oi
rp,,l.. B--lOO pieces Ga Medallion Tapestry Brussels u
nv Ios My motto is quiei sales and small ProhA
nREsS TRIMMINGS-NEW STYL1ESs;;m-,hhDo' L1.s;,-, ID
- Ds.. TmbTolderies Collars u sndlerche hunns - y
L. :, PRpiCED PRICES Best QusIiy 81 2ki oess ~.
al So; y.eosds sl At kGRRs EcA 800 and ea' p0'V| u'
Eiuetee uthst, east side.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-16
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.


CHANGE OF TIME.-L0NG ISLAND RAIL
Neyork-f:D Mail train for Greenpo and tonsi 10
m Srossett Hcsvie and stations Express TO River
head This through Greeupot on SATURDAYS hyo
and $50 North lsIp and wy stations Trains or
Glen Cove leave az 1880 and $50 Sunday kt
rop train Point at BJ f laphsnk returning
arrives al Hunters Point at 6:i3 p m
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW JERSEY
Passenger Freight feEYork fool OF Liberty
rs with Delaware LakaWsnna and Western
sd EaS0n with the Lebeh VALLEY haoad ana US eonns
lions forming direct line to Pisbugh and the "e' Hhou' ehanSs
cara ALLENTOWN LINE TO THE WEST.
Three Express daily Sr the West except Sundays "hea one
ST miles .sd r hours by this line Chcigo Cincinnati
81 Lous &c, with but change Of cars
" ~ SPRING ARRANGEMENTS
Aprl %, I861-Lsave Nsg-Iork as iohoUt:
S3oS Nor Fleinngtou Raston Bethlehem, h,ueh Chunh
WilHamsport. Wilkesbarre, MAhinoy City 6e
Express EAstOn, Allentown, Harrisburg Ptti
bueh with but change OF ears 70 Cncnns OF C
Northern and Philadelphia and Ere Roads Tor re ana the
OH ReonA Connects Junction with Delaware Iackawsnna and
Stroudsbns Water Gap Scranton Pon hnston
West Bend &c . ~, c,-D ,viu..h...
Reading Pottsvile Harrisburg ke
$3.50 m.-for Plain1cd
4 tn.-For EaSOn.
sp nor SomeryiIe and Pennington.
m-CINCINNAri ExpKEss-for fssi'n be.liehen .iou
Chunk Reading HARRISBURG Pittsburgh Chicago Clnnatcon
meets Harrisburg for Wsmport Ee &c Sleeping Cars
20 Pittsburgh. -,-,-...,.
en- s mpGwFSTRRS EXPRESS TRAIE-For EAs.On. .Ansnsvn
Reading Harrisburg Pittsburgh and the West ,
through from jersey City 20 fttsongh every evening
Additional trains Bergen Point Elizabeth, &e
Tickets for the obtained az the once toe Central h
road Of berys. r. At No Astor House NOS
2st al. 526 Broadysy and at 10. 10 Greenwich-st
ID
New-York tribune., 1867-05-16
JsssE.. SEvrs.. pi.inuF. Attorneys Myg
CUPREME COURT.-SARAH SHAW, wife of

= ROpFRT T. SHAW pida.ia AIT WILLIAM L. hSAuLKY,
WILLIAM NcAULEl aff REUBEN w. WILBUR deeniants-
In pursuance Judgment order made the above ed aeion 90
tic h iay Apr John LGmherson the Referee named ard
appointed said order for that gupo will sell At public suction 70 ihe
hrhes, the fHehange Sssrooms No III Broadway
29d div o MAJ instant a. IL clock TIC orgage pre
ssd order mentioned VIZ All those siI CERTAIN lol pieces OF
parcel, u the Cts n York and which, taken To-
rther bounded aHi described ors VIZ, Beginning s. p0ni on
lie norhcrlg Thirty stheet tsut hundred tp
feet es.terr ess'er line ~ Second Srau rnng thence
arthey aud r,e pue hundred and ninety seven
M t inches ilgGD souhery side n Bs Ihiy seventh e,
thence e,stsary along the souhcry % Of fas' Ihrlss
any eet m soghvany parallel Sia second asnn
hundred n.nsiyseveu et sI inchs 75 20 he nohet % u
Thirty sixth street theace west"dy along to uoi ue OF
D,,sd N,rl 1881 JNO. q. LANBERSON,
My22sstMy2i heicfee-
New-York tribune., 1867-05-16
p,y,rT1xyr or PrpIIo c1AAnl., AID cOss1cg'Gs 4,

DEp.Srxzsr Pubic cA.RH..s Ayo SOTs.Sssi Ms, iss
VKyUEREAS. The Legislature, at Its recent
session the q GO % ss s.
Rod Thai this Board WILL the l. Ja nert oss',1u @ xs
said appssr " ne ~ ~ NJ YorS hal
isc to The following eooditons Tb, no porea sn g.
.aisty or nsrtuon has received AID hom sns
~ n, ate .on on which hf exclusive eon'roi o. any
sec. ot which reQaires Of bsaseAss The ps's'Ao0 o. any
creed" sov ,hi. s,d ks
,b .st annual repor written statements seitHg ortn 'neI
charities the number OF sef OF poor
lass and the names their Ocer. and managers
heTsu au''nE 'aa year i"' JOSHUA PHILLIPS Secretary
New-York tribune., 1867-05-16
6bt Gnrt.

IIOBOKEN RACES.
SPRING MEETING. 1851
THIRD DAY, FRIDAY. NAY H. 1857
FIRST RACB-Stespe Chase - a. -. la.
THIRD RACE-ssHns premium Of 800 for all ase' ID "i'A
The will l:9O precisely . 49, y.rk
The tIans the Railway from foot OF !. sII
ruu dire grounds follows; Leave % w.. Al Is -
IOa ~ m Leave Paterson ior a. P..r-
Leave track Tor ss3S5 and $50 "a ts
sou and stations N fe. HN
Stages viii s Hoasken FeIIy horse es vxS !, ssrsay
direct 10 the track J. hAhesi hiO--
New-York tribune., 1867-05-16

TTO CONTRACT0RS.--Sea Proposals will
be received addressed 10 the comm.,oneT for The T.p.,ng snd
in,yem.p Of Clinton the oce Of the Engineer Ma 22 Ceat
st. unit, O'Clock SATURDAY M as l96 for regulating and
cn,oBst from Secondplaee with Trap Block,
Sd other improved pavements according add peh
Ds Tbcb NAV be At the oee Of the EnEneer The Com
night u reject any or al OF sad be theJ
thnt for the interest Of said improvement
Bv order of the Con missioner = - ,.,....u .
BrOoLl,p MAY D 1857