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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-02-09

And in fact everything kept In . nrst class cloth.
ing and msrshant tailoring establishment.
We offer Gray's Collars. retail, at 20 cents per
box, Goldsmiti's ut Is cents per box and eve.
rything else In proportion. Give us . ean and
sec for yourselves.
All those indebted to Us will please come f9s-
uard and settle their accounts, and those hold.
ing accounts against US will present them for
settlement. oIklN bhos.
noyi6
New-York tribune., 1867-09-07
OFylcE ~ ASSISTANT QrARTKRnArERHENRkAL
No n srArK sTRKEr. kKw YORK CRY, {
kepfenbef 3. libs.

OFYcH ~ AssisrASr QrARrERMA rEK' 'bENEhAL'
No ~ srArE STREET. NEw YORK CRY
September q, 1907. }
PROPOSALS will be received at tins once
4 until WEDNESDAY. the llth Inst AZ IL CLOCK M o le
ERECTION of QUARTERS for Colonel one MAJOR AA4 t"o zap
hns a Fort Hamilton n !. Inrhor . &. .... .. az.
oce and builders popOsBg b are requested 10 cal ana examine
the b. &c.,
Bidder. mus, accompany their proposals with guarantees s N
responsible parties that lu case their BIDS are a'oJpeu Di an, @
the with good aud smcirut So
pd. m be snm thousand dollars fr the ithI per
United the privilege oi eNpB
nv or all Of t bids deemed advisable Proposals SHOULD D noIi
Proposal. Quarters - Port Hamilton aad al'es'e" " ' u
signed who will furnish all further information =, n q
49, RUFUS INGALLS, Asst Or NJ Gen l. y A.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-07
INTERN EXHIBITION.-Ameri

cans en- Paris passing through England will ind Al Msga
NICOLiS Establishments Liverpool iNo ~ BOdst hn
chester mo Mosey London No ia 10 ~ egentt and 10
~ CnuhD Superior immediate made 70 measure
fer hours Gentlemen Messrs No have prepared New
Material" Imperial Cloth heIpy for Usior' 10 PArs Sach
vii he found Tie agreeable during the Sumner IL that city
Also tbe Paetot which contains the same advantage,
their original Paleiot-namely With without
uDdeoat the o N easy hng su'ol For ,i
CLOAK Coat the novelty consists
o Cloak by ornamental
which ev can together separately The Cape, when lse
Win the Coak hood for the eAdDres making no
elegant and useful Coak travelling For young gentlemen has
Eo have further improved aud registered another speciality of he
celebrated dress boys, The kuekeIboeEeE" - -
New-York tribune., 1867-09-07
Ofee Cf0t0n Alurlu'I U'PaI'II-H'l II
.r-nI IC NnuICE is hereby giYen that on

DIrpITC NOTICE is hereby given that on
~ 9b dsy Of septeraber 1867 shall proceed 20 draw JURORS for
I Wns Courts held and for the GU, ana county OF New"
he m dsv Of October 1901; panel Of Grand JaTors for
& ~ General Sessions panel Of d Grand Jurors Tor Court OF
colr o. nsnsl of Jurors for Court Of General
naae OF Pe, Jurors for Court OF Oyer and Ternine
M 100 Petit for supreme Court Parts aud s. Two
two p, Jurors Tor Superior Courts Parts and ?; panels
p,ae p, aror, for Court Common Pleas Parts and
OF lo4 re"' '"''' MM q. CONNER. Clerk
New-York tribune., 1867-09-07
nrp c5OoOs

tIrp W00Os.
ELOVES.-1, 900 dOz. Naples made md Gloves,
(ents and dies assorted quairs Os prices
Wholesale only. HALL q IhOhA' no - u.I'hsI
of articles On Sorrento wood
such glove handkerchief boIs eEs brackets &C. &c
beautiful THOMAS No y thurclst
ROMAN THIS The article Tor sale cheap
HALL l. THOMAS. No p Chu'chst
gUEII utahlr for The western
and southern trade HALL llpaAo 70 =, Nv n.
GFyTIFNENS TIES CRAVATS SCAKFs, COLLARS shirt
O'''' 49, 49, HALL 4 THOMAS. No p Church-st
New-York tribune., 1867-09-07
Proposals.

GENERAL OFFICE ROSDoUT AND GswEdO
o. RAILROAD COMPANY. KlSGsTOS Aug ~ 1901 J.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.-PT0
will be received at this September % 1851 for the
Grading Masonry Bridging Eastern Division OF this
Road Maps plans and specifications will be furnished AMI ateT sep
tember 1901 by the Chief Engineer WILLIAM b. NORRIS esd at
hlngou, ~ All other Information furnished at this Once
THOMAS CORNELL, President
New-York tribune., 1867-09-07
St,u,abuats an6 2ailrOans.

CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JkRSkf. -
" and Freight Depot EevYOrs foot Of I5.nS con.
Railroad With the Lshs valley Railroad sd
lions forming direct Pittsburgh and The West without ehAss o.
ALLENTOWN LINZ TO THR WEST
Three Express Trains daily o hs Nss except sundh when one
SIXTY miles and tbr,, hour. saved by tS, Lin. Chicago Cincinnati.
b. Louis &C. With sPEfsS sf' GP sa'Sfs 'aSfFRGSGaMESrs
6:2o mFor Pennington Ea'ton bethlehem, MSHes Chunk
@~wtsTISs fIpaTs. ior Hn Allentown Har.s.rr P.,.
sso but two change. % St Louis Connects Har.sag win
Northern Central and Phs and Ee Roads for bTe and the %
Water Gsp, scranton Ittsioa kingston Bend &C.
Reading cosn5s I5sss I5o9 ARis E L hiIS Po.
Z sS :, HR.@Foi p ni5FfI R.iioal raala''A'
S p Nor SOmsrrr, and Plemnrion. ~,
So mClSciSxaTI EIrn.ss-Tor Eseon, Bethlehem, hia'h
Chunk Resdinr Harrisburg Pnargh Chieaso ad Cxa C
meets Harrisburg with Or WaH'Po Bre &C. see. Cars
6:iSp ns-FOr Junction and intermediate station.
sp R1wKSTERS EXPREss TRAIy-For Ea,ou Allentown
Reading Harrisburg Pittsburgh, aud the West
Sleeping through from jersey C to ienIfh ssery evening
the wes can e ose Oias Genital Rail-
@ Id OF Of lew Isr's loot Of S 10 I M E, o A'''' i'
'T 5 90 Broadway AND JOSIAH GS o srEiEys suDerted.
ERIE RATLWAY.-Trains leave Depo, foot
500 m Da Iipres. for Rochester Buffalo Salamanca puuAk
$50 m way Train daily oa,vle and intermediate .taous
'' 4'oo D NJ Wsy Ifsn Mddetovn intermediate
and ali sisions west Of turner's Jr Eesbursh ard War
500 wa' Train for suscrn and ieienueiiaie stations
- $3.50 m Night Brpres' for Rochester BufAo' SALAMANCA
Dunkrk. and all points South and West.
6OO Wsv Train for Suhcrn aud intern ediaie stations
7Ol Night Express daily for Rochester Buffalo. SALAMANCA
Dunkr and ali points West and South By this tram sleeping oaCl
viii run through 20 Cincinnati without change
300 pm kmicrant Train, daily. for the West
Also Way Trans Boiling Paac and Paterson AZ tf'
DAY NIGHTS Theaer Train at l2 suser and intermediate
stations
SUNDAY TRAINS -8:1oa m WAY Train for osvle y IN snd
for Paterson Night EyprsU for Dunkk Buffalo Koch
ester Salamanca and all points est and South ~ ~ Tor Paterson
and Port Jerys.
Express through Duukrk and Buffalo with
out change of Coaches aud direct connection With all souAer All
Western
Perfectly Ventilated Sleeping Coaches accompany all
Night Trans
tickets can obtained the Conpaug oNo 2 Broidvay-
Depot Of Chambersst New York and Lo ok DEPOT Jersey
Civ ii. RIDDLE Geul hupt
W h. BARR. Gen1 Pass Agent
EOR LONG BRANCH and PHILADELPHIA,
Il 2 RARITAE AND DELAWARE BAY RAILROAD
MONDAY Miy % l5o the lines vii run a. iOiors
Pier No y. foot of fDlanest;
AZ Has n.-EXPRBSS PASSENGER LINE, for Philadelphia
Long Branch D. mFor Long Branch Toms RIVER aul l
mcte stations touching at Pier No Tor passengers ohJl a'
FAST FREIGHT LINE-Ieves Pier No % at 57op o Phi
pha for an the road atd on e tauru ani
taken
Iua RETURNING:
EMPRESS PASSENGER LINE-Fo New-iorS &c.. leaves PAle
T Jn Ninest lg at - From Lo-s Branch i'i Ne"lofA
al 1884. m and II go ~. .
TRFAT REDUCTION in First ClaS, FARE
New-York tribune., 1867-09-07


Tlets sold and baggage No 3 we,t
board
HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAIL
4 ROADS-Ou and after MONDAY Apr. ~ lI', trains tt
Albany and Troy connecting with Northern and Western trains VII
leave Neu-YQh a follows:
8 M Errrrss train Hudson River Railroad Thrie'hs. "a
Teuthave through Buffalo ami Suspension Ege without change
and connecting Ty wish trans M safa;osa !ta- Bl1s
anitle North
FouTthave. connecting Clham ~ Western Railroad - -t'l
Pttsfef &c A.auy tl IS NcstrIu 90 Hil
Eui.a1i. Bur.r ar fie NORTH
Hudson iilotf g. Alh--g
" Tor the West
$3.50 m Express Hudson River Railroad connecting
Atan Western All a. Troy sIh tais o Aoleal siA
attached
s4sf r E1rre via Harlem Railroad Chatham
with W Railroad for Lebanon spring frt Sc md a. Al
uil Sleeping ai'acrd % Albany
Hudson River Railroad Wiih sleeping
tuscAel aa buffalo and be without caHfe
a. sleeping every DAY ctcHtrg H4tlrvs attached M
-drlshuI, without change hon~ all
r0Y viii be made a. kl'i AtA1J Ils rAn
vii ruu Sundays
II T. tran via Hudson River Railroad vih seefng s'.-ti
vfh tns fr b' ar. HlfrlsH brse
Tor sIIaio44 anc folis NORTH Tbs if H
Sur.sv irr viii via Hudson River Railroad from NeT York
10 oilsie sial1ls l.4s Aea lof4 70
n Returning rougifsess a. 80 o., a'as hsFATf
a. P m L. H. Dill, ,..-. D. ... -, 4,
o. Mrrsou a. h,f4rnu. leave Miller
tor AZ D n arriving a. Neg lorl A. D. - q u
N F L.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-07

NEW YORK and FLUSHING RAlLROAD.-
" SUMMER ARKANGEMtHI. commencing S4.. > 4,.'-Ait,
Hunters Foirt o. b.. 4 Oh a . ''.tI
p N. To- D. o.; '4lo p r., -3P p l p 3D. tl. j. p
tuudays ~ To- % 6lu 'iHr l o. "rrat Nr.',
connecting sqges Mauhass-i aad Port 81 ID f -
$50 In'.iff rl HlflfIfr i.is
Flushing ~ ui Hunters Post H D. I's m
Boats leave JAHessp ever half hoa. i' e.cT. -i'sn
New-York tribune., 1867-09-07
NEW YORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD.
Ian SIMMER ARRANGEMENT l1i
COMMIhCING .INI l1L
Pssstug Station EevYot Tuenve.ig 81 All Fourth
Entrance on TveaiIs.roa.4-tt

TRAINS LEAVE SEW.YORK;
To Nee Haven and bridgeport 1ut 500 tkIb lAJl a Y u
On. 800 (KI.l as 80 ami % tKLl p %. 49,
fo Milorc Srs0rd Iarlr Southport al1 WcsQor s9 I'D
II O.. A3J ....
as $50 fRr $50 300 fErl m.
Eorb barren. 800, llu ~. tb 40 5.h m.
Tor STANFORD 200 800 krl OO llJ1a m; l4l3 lLL 2l5 JO)
Orl 3 s. 40 (ErL 49, 3ip. 6Jo. 800 tEtl b 49,. a,-
Tor Greeuslc and iliemed stations. 1D Jyy ID ID I4'
3l5 40, so 6.3D ?. - ,..
Fo Boston Sprf eded. G00 GH) . p1 fETl 800
For Bostou Shore Line. llIJ (EE.J. 800 p 49,.
For Hartford au Springfield BOO (kI lib 800 (hIh oN
%. ,,,- . A..
10. % Northampton
For Hartford Providence and Fshl bafosl 90 lbij H. 80
For Haven Ne. Lonion and stoupgon Raoad al 81" u
u 900, 800 p n.
For Canal Railroad l2i5 10 Northampton
IOrH HOua Railroad y
For kaugatuck Railroad 500 a. q tl p
For Daubury and korwalk Railroad. 0J PO o. m 80
NOH"0-01- ''.r"e ~ lAMLs nOYr slnt
New-York tribune., 1867-09-07

AT +. DE PERCIYALs, No. 739 Broadway,
" oDno,te Astorplace IsFANTs WARDROBES. CHlLDRENS
CLOAKS and sUfTS SACKS, DRESSES, CAPS BLANKETS
WAISTS APRONS SPKNCEtS &c. &c style o sun Bonnss
ored skirts &c. &c Ladies readymie Ini@f1amen1 srge
s.eb of Embroidered Mon1gams embroidered 10
Te for bspdkerce belches Stamping aud Stamped Goods
.Nofaa. a.1aau dretsii
New-York tribune., 1867-09-07

)
81 % BROADWAY, wlOKx. Aug 81. 1901;
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
y ilsod,e until y oocf MONDAY ihe ~ ol Sfltrm ef
u.st f- furnishing by contract the following named MCeOAL ~
hlkl MEMS. VIZ.
r. d,t Correts with mouth pieces fni racks
RH att Comets. alih month pieces ani rhcss
T. flt Tcl0rs. With mouth pieces and racks
E" far reaor,. With month pieces end rirks
] %" Cat Baritone. with mouth pe'e ana fi'a
] b" fst Pass with mouth piece pad rack
T. fst TnUas with mouth pieces ali racks
p" FAT 'Iubfs iargel. With mouth piece. 'hl ricA
J Tenor Drum. complete with sling aui silcAs.
, Bass Drum. complete, niih stcAi
! pair CgmhIt
2 iri Head. fnr Bass Drum
Batter ieai..)
saarr ll-sis ioT Tenor Dram
Exft HOOPS. } ,-
Tie g 81 INSTRUMENTS of plain. netpensve manufacture
bur suitable 1I the Tor "lltl tii ,r ni-
B should prerat samples Of toe instruments h Tue! propose 20
furnish
Frr'her Information can De- had 40 this ohce g. ,
part OF e Nnoe
aid "a. ma b.. deemed to the interest ~ the service 81,
r bow thr articles can Dr. de'etu ai
nof,l Pnpo,as furnishing Musical lnstruuelts aui al
..s-..rI t, Breyrt Maior-Geu. D. II NihION.
Asst .Mr -tieneral l. ). A.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-07
Gnan STEAMERS.

SAFETY ESPEE5D E515S p1d ,S SGMtkh S51I,sa Rlrrs
TVF Ayca6R iitoIiS ISR SAFE EvFRY SATURDAY
| With passengers for LIVERPOOL, GLASGOW and DERRY
| USiTRD KINGDOM Donaldson ........ .sATURD4Y sept
SSQ3LEEB5SA EBS4 Sept IL
RATES f OF F&Is&GE PA F19%RF "a fS5G S cGtRREYcY
To ToLVERPOOL GLASGOW, DERRY, Cabins go and $'' &C
''@t IISrsoa eIs good e p months s Intermediate s''i
booked to and from Hamburg ROTTERDAM" Antwerp ha7fe
F frsr Information apply the ComPs1ys once 10 Bowling
green. New York. FRANCIS MAC DONALD 70, Assns
To imposition will please come direct 10 ht once A'
this Company does not employ rlnuer-
! CTEAM TO LIVERPOOL, CALLING AT
- QUEENSTOWN-The Line sailing smi"eeky carrying
CITY OF S41yFs6s; Sep,s@SSer psaS II
CITY or September - -
S s :. 9t and BDSEsDA nooa
No 70 norm i''''' RATES or PASSAGE
Bv the mail sailing every Saturday; - - -
FIRST tAtAfh cty n oo.D 800 SO
Passage y the Wednesdays sesmersFst Cabin slO Steerags
Passenger. also forwarded Hamburg Bremen &c mod
SeeaSs y..s,r. from Liverpool Queenstown $40
Taes Sc bought here b. person. % sending for sl fI friends
Philadelphia oace-No 'll Chestntst
CTEAM BETWEEN ANTWERP aud NEW
The LIVERPOOL YEwYoRK and PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP
SS1S SHSfiS' line
win dispatch one their Steamship Antwerp 90 NeuYol every
month, commencing with
CITY or September :.
CITY OF Wednesday October z,
From Pier Ne. s5. North River
RATES OF PASSAGE:
From Nev-York: From Antwerp:
Steece 20 Currency Seersge 20 Gold
FoI further information apply OF The tompanys office
JOHN q. DALE, AGENT.
No IS Broadway, n. 7.
NEW-YORK 4 BREMEN STEAMSHIP co.
THE CHEAPEST LINEi
THE FIRsT-CLASS |. S MAIL STEAMSHIP ~
ATLANTIC, Capt Chas Hoyer
will leave Pier &C. n T.. SATURDAY a. noon
FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN,
taking Southampton Havre aud Bremen following rates
First Cabin. Sllo; Second Cabin Sti; Storage So.
From Bremen, Southampton and Havre "a New York:
Fr Cabin. ilO Second Cabin. %:
First Cabin $40 Second Cabin. slJO SteerAge SO.
The Baltic will follow September D.
Fo ireigH eIpressaee bills passage, apply
ISAAC TAYLOR President; Nc 40 Brosdwav
TTHE NORTH GERMAN LLOYDs
Il Steamship HANNN. X. g. Oiereulorp. master.
carving the United States mail will salt Bremen p foot OF
On THURSDAY. September l2
BREMEN VIA SOUTHAMPTON
TANNING PASSENGERS To
London Hvre southampton Bremen the following rates payable
gold I
FOR l25; second cabin s75 steerage So
20 be followed the steamship uEEMANA " H. Nerke master.
THURSDAY. September @
St.cra. from Bremen. ........ f45. gold
For freight tIss4-e apply OELRlCIS Co. BToadst
New-York tribune., 1867-09-07
OFFICE ASSISTANT QUARTERNAsTER L. s hRMYtl
NEw-OIuKAss. La, August H. 1851 )
PROPOSALS FOR TRANSFORMATIONS

ASSISTANT QUARTRRMAsrKR L. s. hRNYtl
NEw-ORLKAss La August II. 1907
PROPOSALS FOR TRANSPORTATION
le, sAP ~ PsoPoSAS , dap,, with copy Of @
u MONDAY September 1861 transportation al GOV
' % ' isi i trs sea % se%nnce 21'S'5se'sm 5s Is
Kew.Oreans to Galveston, Teras or return
Eex-Oresns toIudianoa, return.
Yes-Ore to Brn1os santiago TeIas or return.
Galveston to ,In ni.ea9a Ter. eia' or Ietarn
a,no, to & b..ses ,, S's - 10, & ' 6., Or Ie,"rD
ocers and sn Men and Deck Passengers each the
ISs o Maos G,'''s saI 81 Bs is1 ca,te re- each head
Lon Sscas Led z1e TIN Copper Na. ai; R'. % BG p,iat,
Shot stoves Wire Heavy liar"are hoo" "are Gnnaon's
psad. 100 bsD' ''
lls5 ,1, ST. Sras w. Mos. AID o,srn Of each per bale
Lumber pine per ,aen, ,aoaslni i-.'
DSr Bs Sl,be Wag.b Yoaqaes Mattings Matiies,es Light
Dr., Gs Goods a Fp % G Dis Bread s JaS % 6H Sp on
P9s TaIspi & & lif ssif e "a Of & each per- .a Sa5fe To,
Ron Moassss sugar, TAow, Grease etc, Of each
Antssse.. Spring Wagons, Cna. ami wheelbanors each
Fruits Jams Jsies wn!oa Grs Pickle, Extracts ETC. Of each per
Clre Crackers Har Bread F,ua Specs Coadeassi Milk
heats, soap etc OF enea PEI box
iiAsis ertsTes.
iARb per aece
LARD pe.tst
PRIis PiIh IrI pIt t.5sS aa,,a
SUGAR (ilFlul) refbtr
SALT rer sack aul pei barrel
SUONlLa AND SlaDES pen dozen
TIA per lesi
LAIlIS per tDUH1i
SHINGLES .h1U-tul.
TOBACCO ucrl'oT
ROPE pel coil
BkOOMS per iolea.
delivered al n the above nimr points al
Eaa hy Che Depot QulTeHasiers
E must Dc prapsre establish wry line Of steamers be-
poa o which saeJ propose to transport supplies
Troops al public O. sh be taken 20 the m capacity Of the vessels
proposed perform t service when required by the Quaemac
Department
rlr oft DID, f bis must De guaranteed by
re0.s pcro signature must bc appended 20 ihe guar
~ must De- shown u the Official
OF OH ceia c Dsiu Court the lel states
District Attorney
IrHVHs r received f1f the transportation 70 aui fm ALL
the Hh1c Ils points, separately fr tr transportation % aa1 from
ONE og MOLE ui tir points above ulne1
b4Iars fI0s l e foAoa - and from tTo or more or
rleiher tausl0tlt0n vI he
performed f 0le points spiite and whether a. tue
ether
The oeur exhibits number troops and quantity ofght
transported for h Department tom hep Orleans Lt tu Tue l"ras
p.1l commencing feorF J. 3. and
New-York tribune., 1867-09-07
CUPREME COURT, NEW-Y0RK.-DAyID

- NJ TURNURE against THOMAS COSTELLO aud THOMAS b
CLARKE Executors OF the last Nn an Testament o. Dsn' ~.
deceased and ohers-ln pursuance VI juasl olef t- %
Court made The aloveeniu action on q ol iA ., & s,
ALFRED T. ACKERT, tie Referee named IA saa ufnel.
viii .e through Erard A. Lawrence Real ESs Aaoaer - 20
Exchange Salesroom III Broadway N ne SH o ~ H., i.
d. 1861, at u oclofk hDou AZ
And premises described IN said Judgment orer that W ~
tie CITY Of New York nouh9ei ~
; o,s Resiunng a. point southery SIDE OF I"etn
street stau hundred aud seventy te1 ~ 49,,
thence eastery A0nx lnetA sfecs
ss, thence sDuther parallel with Aseaar one hnni
49,. westerly and parallel with Twelhh street tsen tFs
f sns poery ard parallel with Avenue ore huaifei fess
iee az Of hnrspg. said lei; being known on map made by
10 we % civ Srr eyor January l By the number two
buufr and three (2OJ. - IA. -
v .,yee; IN tie city NeNioFk and known number tNeo
, 1Tl Monroe street bounded and containing follows South
& nv Monroe Hcaes notle BY land noS
ar t, ef Howard Fuman deceased tFen feet neAe cassef oy
br and nov sal Fuans estate tiT iret and westerly "
% eastry line alley ay :set BIT rgh rvfge OF a'e'est
a. .,il aey Ia coayeyed-Dstei Newly lrh Ak u, IL
ALFRED T. ACAERI, Referee sr'0e 81
In,scts BrRss, esa., Pas ATTY
New-York tribune., 1867-09-07
grttmts anS Sflrrtinos.

GPIRITUALSM. &C. II. FOSTER, TEST
- Medium vii give Seance No % West FOlrtbst during the
DAY and EVENING ff.a
New-York tribune., 1867-09-07
''''''"- AISEREoS SULLIVAN Plaintiff. s.tsrnsy

SUPREME COURT-ClTY AND COUNTY
- or NEW YORK.-GERSHOM LOCKWOOD iyalnst GOOD.
WIN WATSONSuBmOns for demand contracto the
Defendant You hereby summoned ami raud the
this action Of which copy herewith served up0u AMI
copy OF your answer 70 The SAID on the slbbs
10 Broadway the Sth twenty
the d,y Of such ard
said complaint wtan the time Aforesaid ths
this action will gHent against you oT the o Two
Hundred aud Fifteen Dollars with interest from the 2ls' day o. N1em
Der hundred and xtrsx besides the costs VI thu
actinn.-pated June B. 1867. LOCKWOOD OEELFLLD
New-York tribune., 1867-09-07
DOR long BRANCH and PHILADELPHIA,

GREAT REDUCTION in First -ClaS, FARE
~ WEST. NORTH. and EAST. va NLNl OAh thNIEAa onf
NORTHERN EALNOADS and TROY LINE OF STEAMERS iron
North River foot OF SInlgst, daily a. Saturdays
New-York tribune., 1867-09-07

FRANCIS BrRss. esa.. Pas ats
New-York tribune., 1867-09-07
CUPREME COURT-THE0D0RE A. ID

-
~ York-CHARLES l. LAWRENCE Plaintiff. against THE DOUG
LASS MANUFACTURING COMPANY Dendants-SIunuons fass
money C0mL not seryeO the Defei a1e
You summoned and qu rel The complaint this
action will he hie tie ohce Of the Clerk OF TIE Cy apd
County Eewiok at the City Hall IN said City and 70 serse copy
the said complaint tAC subscriber az his 0ice No.
Wa York within DAYS AMER the esso
~ the day such service and
f answer within aforesaid the pi4ntf
judgment tf the Of three haki
with the Isl daF e NAV thousand
eight hundred besides the and dibHEsaea.sf
New-York tribune., 1867-09-07

AnI lT0ToT0nale Tellcol 70 NJ 1Hea' 0' aII 'l' WV
from Buffalo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-26

j. Theedore Jones, OF Hudson City. N. y-s
Shot Dead mt the Usion Hotel
SARATOGA, N. Y, August Is 1851
Theocors Jones, deputy jaiior OF tho Hudson City
g. ~ jail. was shot al the Union Hotel this morning.
by William J. Kirtley. Mr.. Jones arrived here tbs
morning train. he intoxicated and went into 10
boot at sas hotel Kirtley in and ear down
TO have his boots blaAsd, whea Jones went up 10 ht
and TOOK cane on his kuse. Afterwards he pot his
bands on Krtleys knee. when the latter pushed him
or Jones then Skipped Krtey IN the face and wAs
pushed on sgain and was then noticed put his band
behind him Kirtley then drew Ellis seaf cocktdx
revolver and shot Jones In the neck the Toll entering
ct tho right sit& He died instantly.
Kirney came from Baltimore, snd is keeping biI-
lizard room under the Leland Opera House An inquen
was held on the body and verdict was rendered thas
the deceased was killed ~ Kirey. Jones' body was
given into the hands Of his friends
There previous acquaintance between ths'p @-
ties Kirey was committed TO custody BY the corssss.
He says tho pistol won't or BY accident
Sheriff Nersenes, OF Hudson City. VINO IL stoppsng'
here had the body PACKED in leo and sent home By ca
The Sheriff speaks wer o Jones ocer under htras
and says he never know him TO DO drunk.
The bullet was found 70 cut the spsoaf column
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-26

The Royal Yacks S9sadres Cup Race.
fCowss tAugust H. evening" correspondence Of London
The great ocean for the two cups given by the
EHr Of wihon, Commodore or The Royal Yacht squad
ron and the inhabitans OF the town OF Cowcs, term
nad this morning at about nine o'clock. The Lufra
arrived Aboui halErast eight O'Clock In the morn
ing ana the MOTT that msde Der appearance was the
Eseria who arrived twenty three inmates Afterwards
A. the Luna was tne ,srgcs. vesse, oens ips tons
plsg prncpie adopted bS the sailing committee refer
ence 70 previous performances she had TO allow twenty
Consequently The Essria took the first prize and the
Iufrs the second bat this differences ~ comparatively
no ir,rorauce both cups represent the same value
The third vessel the Pantomime hut she did not
arrive for q long Time after the other two.
rhs sailing very even throughout,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-26
THE EASTERN QUESTION.

Attespssd Revelation in 1Touteuc9ro.
LONDON August Is, 1867
Despaiehes from the East report rising had taken
place in Montenegro, but speedily suppressed
Last accounts the country quiet
a CaaAiaa Blockade Runner Fired By Her
Crew.
ArHnss, August - 1867.
The Greek steamer Arkad which has been success
xu 10 running the blockade ssound Crete pursued
by Turkish msn-of-wAr The Of the Arkad,
ndmg shsy in danger Of falling into the hands OF
che Turks scuttled and Are the and took
70 their boats. While enveioped in flames, tho Ar
lsadl made . sudden lurch and plunged beneath the
waves Tho crew subsequently, reached the shore in
vafety M
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-26
How win the Derby.Disraeii NH w erk
iron the Pail Mall Gazsue, August 1871

Nv
= n We may accept the estimate sanctioned
bv the opposite authorities Of Mr. Dsrse and the Duke
of Argyle considered by than both 10 he moderate
nd probsble the borough members will outnumber he
county members in the proportion OF sixty-two 70
,brry eight and Of the hundred aud nifty thou
nd borough electors about four hundred and hy thou
md viii belong the working class and about three
hundred thousand 10 all other casses put togethcr.
mis- IL the law; how will u workf We cannot
fell No man will be able 20 tell vi sftcr a.
IsaS roo gr~rof e'ectops We do not know how
MARI viii register under the Iodgsr franchise,
roy Of what class thsy will consist, nor what line
~ NAUTICAL action they may choose. We do not know
how large proportion OF the poorer householder VIII
ss 10 pay rates either Intentionally OF from care
lessncss: nor whethcr---as 10 probable enough-some
mode win not be discovered IL getting their rates paid
for them ~ their landlord. We cannot even tell
whether political parties snd sgsn,s may ana Their 10
sib,s OF the poorest class upon the register. We
dare NOS predict whether the majority OF those
who are pal on will vote ~ landlords direct
or a. iemsgogues exhor All we can ssv
9TH conaJsnre Is ths, the osw hw do,s eesenSw's