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NEW BOOKS.
pAINE's PRACTICE OF MEDICINE.

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State Of South Carolina,
EER.SHA " DISTRICT.

IN THE COMMON PLEAS
The Bank Of Camden, S. C. vs.. Thos.. P. Balard,.
Declaration in Foreign Att0chment.
WHEREAS, The Plaintiff did on the 9th
day Of July. 1867, file his declaration a.
gairst the defendant. who las it is said) is
absent from and without the limits OF this
State. and has ncither wife nor attorney
known witil;n the same, uron whom copy
of the said declaration might be served: 1t IS
therefore ordered, that the said defendant
do appear and plead TO the said declaration.
on or b; fore the oSth day Of July next,
which will be in the year of our Lord one
thousand eigh: hundred and sixty seven, 9TH
erwisc final and absolute Judgment will then
be given and awarded against him.
". CLYBCEN, c. C: p. G. s.
: Clerks Office. Kcrshaw District.
Ang.-c2ly.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH

4 Gentleman who euifcrrd'for years from
~ Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and
all the effects Of youthful indiscretion, Will,
Tor S wbo b"Ev nee JTfg he ycepe ani HG on
Tor making the simple remedy by which he
was cured Sufferers wishing to profit by
the advisers experience can do so by ad-
dressing in perfect confidence,
JOHN &. OGDEN, ~ Cedar ST., New York.
May - ~
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Equity

Anna 4. johnson,
Per Pro Ami
Vim. r. Johnson, jr.. For Po,;os ; Ds,s'o g.
VIM. Z. Johnson, sr. Wv y
Robt. B. Cunningham: .1,.::.1
Et al. - ~ .g.;..
appearing thatSamuel Hood and Aman-
la Hood. his wife,. - Brown fnd Amelia
Brown, his wife, defendants to the above bill.
are without end reside beyond the limits Of
this State:
tits ordered on motion of Shannon, Com
plainant's Solicitor, that the above named
defendants, do plead, answer or demur to
the said Bill.within forty days from tic pub
lication of this order in default whereof, an
order pro. confesso. will be entered against
them. J.-D. DUNLAP,
Commissioners Office, C:rE: z: D.
April 25. to.
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DIR. IT. J. WORKMAN,

OFFERS his professional services to Cam
" den and vicinity.
Office Immediately above BACM'S store,
entrance on Rutlcdge side.
June Is If.
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An influential mcctingwas held in
the Mansion-house, Dublin, when a
memorial to the Lord Lieutenant was
adopted, asking Communication of the
capital sentence passed on the Fcnian
prisoners. A letter was read from
Cardinal Cullen, concurring in the
object Of the meeting.
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OIL OF JAcKAss.-A physician in
Bridgewater, Massachusetts, was ro-
Gently called to prescribe for some
illiterate old lady, and as cod liver
oil in his opinion, was the prescrlp-
ton for the apothccary to put up with
the Latin formula, Ole. Jec. Ass,
being the abbreyiation of Olenm
Jecoris Asset, or in. plain English,
cod airer oil. The medicine was pro-
cured, taken, and in u few weeks the
lady completely recovered her health.
A neighbor' paid her a visit, and cx-
pressing surprise at her improved
condition, inquired the secret of so
rapid a restoration. Why" said the
old lady lifting both hands in CRATE
fel enthusiasm, s'it was that beautiful
medicine, the Oil of Jackass, that
brought me to my feet rgain.
A NORTH CAROLINA LoYALIsT
CoRNERED.-A Mr.. Tousgcc, one of
the loyal lights in North Carolina,
sometime since adtlrcsred the people
of Lincolnton. In the cour=e of his
remarks he stated that since he had
been in the town ofLincolton threat
ening letters had been placed under
his door. The Town Council called
on Mr. Tourgec for the letters, in or
acr that they night identify the hand
writing and punish the author but
gentleman could Lot produce them.
Of course no such letters were ever
written. thus developing another anoth
er phase in the unmistakablc loyalty
of North Carolina.
..<s Y. ]. Herald.
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Prentice has seen a photograph of
Benjamin Wade, and says his face is
20 hard that q black smith might
hammer out horseshoe on it.
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Bill to settle Estate
For Relief, sc. :
KERSHAW- Equity.

-. vs.. Order for publication
Elizabeth s;' ii! Lang of''s'e' defendant,
1t appearing to my satisfaction that John
C. Lang. one of the Defendants in above sta
ted case is absent from and without The linn
its of the State. On morton of Chestnut and
Workman, Complainant's Solicitors. it is
ordered that ne do plead answer or .dumur to
the said Bill within forty days from the; pub
.lication of this order, and default whereof
an order pro. confesso, will be taken against
him. -. -
J. D. DUNLAP, C. E.K:' d.;
May. 2td -. -.
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Notice

rs hereby given to all whom'it may con-
1 Germ. that have this day appointed MIR.
act and direct Ill my business. All business
transacted BY him will be valid with me-.
,CORAH, GASK1N.
April y, 1867, ct
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Assets of the Society

DECEMBER 81, 1866.
United States Stock (markct
valuel S523,5SO 33
New York State Stocks (mar-
kct valuc) 10000 co
ket vaiue) l01,7s5 90
Tennessee State Stocks (mar-
ket yaliic) l4,ooo w
yslueS 10000 90
Loans secured by Fond and
Mortgage upon unincumbercd
Real Estate, worth at least
double the amount loaned
thereon 1,os1, 100 90
'''i:1i United ID States tal'cs Stocks 42,a2o 90
Cash in Bank and Trust
Companies 29o,i0z 90
Premiums in hands Of -
Agents and in course Of
collection lZ0,o4o 10
Deferred premiums. being
the amount Of semi-annual
and quarterly premiums
Of the year 2G4,2l9 10
Real Estate in the city of
New York 4Gl,523 IL
Interest accrued on Bonds
and Mortgages. etc. lO.3!l 40
CfEcc Fixtures, Safes, etc. 6.o00 90
| Total amount of the assets
of the society. exclusive Of
future premiums receivable -
on the 31st December. 1866 S3,OII.T8S 3O
WI. C.. ALEXANDER, President.
HENRY B. HYDE. Eice-Pres'dt.
GEO. W. PHILLIPS. Actuary.
| JAS. W. ALEXANDER, Sec'y.
". T. SHAW. .Gcnl Ag't, Augusta, Ga.
a. NJ. KENNEDY, Ag't, Camden, S. c..
Nav % at.
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NRANGES-Frcsh Havana. Or
~ ANGES. JAMES JONES.
PIoer, S. cf Life Insurance.

PIogr S. Ct Life Insurance.
The amount oc new business written by
the Equitable Life Assurance Society. 81
Broadway. New York, during 1866, exceeds
by about 100000 he aggregate new busi-
ness OF tie four semporaAeous Life. Compa-
mics formed in 1859 and Co, whilst It's total
cash premium for the year exceeds the total
cash premium income of the five senior
(New York State) companies at the time of
the formation ofthe Equitable. (1s59).
Its ratio Of claims paid and erpenses to total
cash premiums is less than that Of any Of the
Companies previously organized
May %, 4t.
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NJUSLIN & BERAGE DRESSES
1'l in new style. Selling at cost to close
ot GONNEY'S,
June 13, 'i'
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NOTICE.

rE>HE LiPEES7.. BE.STand CHEAPEST
stock Of TIN WARE in Camden, Mt
holcsaI24nd retail. will lie iound at the Tin
hep Of D. X. GOoDALF,
wo doors South Of Il. NJ. Kcnnedy's Store,
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THE EQUITABLE
Life Assurance Society.
NO. 9S, BrOGdaUGy,
NEW YORK.
As sets, 1st May, 1867. .SS, 100000.
Income, 1st May, 1867. .S2,069,o7o.
Dividend, Feb. i, 1867 over. 100000.
PURELY MUTUAL.
THE CHARTER OF THE SOCIETY
REQUIRES THAT ALL PROFITS
GO TO THE ASSURED.
Dividends Declared Annually On the
First of February,
And payable in cash, or to increase the a.
mount assured, and applied at once. on the
second annual payment Of Premium, and so
on annually thereafter.
Asso4a fIo CoaiCT-v7
New-York tribune., 1867-07-26
SCIENCE.

CARAMEL CoLoRs.-A correspondent Of Ghe
LenaOn CAeieal Neos says thsaark color gwen 20 VS %
Sose With 10 carbonate OF ammonia and 70 OF water
Heat together in q metal boiler TIL te glucose @ td S ~
then add 80 or 40 10 OF warm water, poufeo III 'n
stream.
EARTH EATEN ~ BoRNEo.-A sample GA or a
Kind of clay eaten by of the lowest class OF matIt
IN Bonco sent TO Batavia for analysis ne Ioo"nb
is the result; Pc, cent.
Pit coal resin organic matter volatile atared heaQ
Pure carbon. 9a a
klnmna.
Iron pyIltes
1000
ALUM CRYsTALIIZATIoNs on, fL0WEics,dA se,, de.
correspondent in fhe American J0nrHgt
ecIfbes plan for making beautiful IariVr 2e INTO
Wrap baskets on ph9be M oets ferns gcrahum leaves
ehrysanthemumsin fact any howelS eA,P l,r, n tbe
"o g water aftT the solution has cooled; as the col
oTs viii then preserted ~ their s bt
tho crvsfoiized alum will hold faster than Wen rom not
so,,tigb when light coating of distinct crystals mas
completely covered The articles remove caIe9S' @ @ u
allow them to drain for ~ hours. Flowers are thus pre-
seryod in their beauty and freshness Tor long line'
New PROCESS FOR EXTRACTING PoTAsII;-M.
Tess6 dc Motlay Of France has sucoeeSe0 @
large scale f0ride OF siliciuln and huOshCle ac 10y
tho action of this acid on the chloride Oh 20 10
tasslum Of the stasIuth mines nc e4J'"esi With tbe
potash and carbonate or potash anu om WI de,;Tep
facilities ne has he expects TO soon e uthner @
diem The first process depends he reaction which
takes plaee when Two equivalents of Silica three eqya
tents of luOride OF calcium ana OuI t I y, &
ing Dont OF iron IL found that large quantty OF
lnode OF sicium evolved and analysis proved that
the uorde calcium had parted with more than half OF
tts uorne Tho process usedeby Tessle de lOthay ana
Kescher consists n-1 Kneading carbon with mixture
of scx CLAW and nuorde Of lime, in proper proportions
and by fusion blast fuRace forming bibasic sheate
portion of coke necessary for thei fusion 3. supplying
he furnaces through double chamber to prevent the
escape Of the gases 4. By means OF an intense neat
produced by blowers to melt the cakes and collect inc
gases in c0ndonsers WHICH continually wetted on
Auoride OF calcium dec0mposed ana converted in'o
hydrOsileIo acid
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For New.Hsyea ard Brgepo 100 soOs(ELl nsp Is
(Er), 3O6fKr'), 14j so and 400 (Rz) p IN. .
FoT Milford Satord Fairfield Southport and Wessp0H Lc llso
For Eorsak' ~ CI 900, 9o l2ls GIL 400 CsHh
3z5, $50. (E1.l $50. 400 Ok n.
For Dsrien, 100. go, ia a. N; a45, ~ $40
For Greenwich. 20 900. l30 a45, A45 SO, go
Tor stamford 7CO eco eSl 9O0 l3O u Is EL ais 400
Rnl a45 40 (Br) ).t.45 5000 Go0 tEy), psm.
Tor Greenwich aud intermediate stations 70o AGO. lo Ia LI>
as, 40, $50 go p. IT. -
CONNECTING TRAINS
For Boston, via Springfield, 500 tEyl, 800 (BIl eco
For Boston Shore Line r. Or. u 500 p. =.
Fer Hartford ard Springfield AGO (kLb l2lS AGO (kIb &c"
Pm -, go. 4. ~.
tTeal 800 y. m 20 Northampton
Hartford Providence and Flhk Railroad toO tkhl mi LIE
pm - n.,. :, . "a 1. =
l2l5 1o0, e0Op N.
Por Csua Railroad ill5 TO Northampton
For Housato1ic Rar)ad. aol = 300
For Esuga,ucz Rsinad 8.c0 A m, 900 n
For Dan6ury aud Norsak Railroad. TQo 200 q m, 40
N'A1' N'''r'-s ~ JAMES H. HoYT supt
New-York tribune., 1867-07-26

EONG ISLAND RAILR0AD--SuhiMER AR,
II RAEGRNBNr-Leayes James, slip, K 1iQ a. M r As
Hampstead and Glea Coye m LIress ifan sr Gee9pS
Glen Cove enpstcal, aal all Wa SaOnni op p m
North bp Gea Cove Hampstead aud Way stations sunday Eeur
sion Tan Way Stations leaves Hunters Point BiJ0
A. M. retaining arrives az Hunters Point at 6it5 D M
NEW YORK and FEUSHING RAILROAD.-
IN SUMNER ARRANGEMENT eoaSsssns June Olssys a9
MN, 23O MI s4,30 D. -SiO p mi Io:Jo p m iBo p M
EuaJsy $50 nj lO;lb 00 M Through 70 Great Neck
onnAg with stages Manhasset aud Port Washington returning
T55 a. m, s55 $3.50 M Tuesday and saturday nlss
Boats bsYe jAssSp every half bour Thirty sye nsen
RltA = '"tA'-Ni S'bHNpSSne
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S1uIitrs Of SaIrrpttg.

TVHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE-That on The
eiehenth day Of Jay A. r. 1851 In Bankruptcy SAS
issued against the estate OfJoE MATHEWS Of the CITY Of Brook
In and htt o New York. Who has esued on
Lusness Immediately preceding the Ehug o. bis p
tou 10 Bankuptcy the City Of NeSfo'n the southern Dsse ~
NewYok who audged Bankrupt his own pon thst
the Payment any Debts and Delivery any Property belonging to sa
Bapkrp 10 him. and the Transfer II Property oy
him are bden that Meeting Of the Creditors Of The sa
bankrupt to prove Debts and TO Choose Assne o
lis Estate viii be held Court OF Bankruptcy 20 he holden aanoer
1.-TWO two Broadway In tie City Of Eewfor Room
number Dayton Register the eighth DAY Of August
r. MURRAY,
u. S. Marshal, ; Messenger
uhenD o
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GrtmsiDns.

HOY! FOR ROCKAWAY.-The Steamer
~ PORT ROYAL runs eyeTy dsy from Wauen-st, North
Leaves at n and Leaves RoekaSy at y and u p
landing Seaside House and BeTt House each Buehsb
lag sea. bathing, clam hakes daily
nALY EXCURSIONS to CHEN COVE and
~ ROsLYN landing Whitesto9e Bsss Dock Great SseE
sands Point Mots Dock and Gl- Wood On and after MONDAY
June The steamer ARROWSI1Il, Capt M9ee viii leave Peek
slip Pier No q East River Si' i0r me ABOVE land
,nes Returning will leave Roslynat $50 ?. ir
CWCURSIONS to FORT LEE old landing
H The steamer Tos HUsE Capt g. w ANNEff sEss foot
Of Chrstopherft dayi ~ a. M 5 PM Aholhs AZ lhHyVHS@
10 and 2 up tdps, Sundays included
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Ouam Sttamrrs.
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP. COMPANYs
4 THROUGH LINE TO CALIFORNIA AND CHINA,
CARRYING UNITED STATES NAIL

VIA PANAMA RAILROAD.
Steamers HOr River foot Of CaDast at oek
August -AzoNA, Capt Maury connecting With GOLDEN AGE,
August c-TESRY CHAUECEY Capt A. G. Gray, connecting with
GOLDEN CITY, Capt Lapmge -.
2lRlSNG STAR Capt O. r. seabury connecting with
MONTANA, Capt Sutton.
hundred pounds Of baggage allowed free each a passenger
Medicines and attendance free.
touch Aopuoo those t and 2lst connect Psna
ma M steamers FOR pos ls and ltlor Central Amer
eauuo and those Of LIT touch az ManSanilo.
ith eanonth with the steam no ron
Panama 10 Australia ndNeg- Zealand
Steamer connect closely with steamer Great Republic
from San Francisco September for Yokohama AMI Hong Kong at
Yokhama with Costs Rc for Eagssah and shanghae
For passage ckosand all further information apply at the once
s "i' ~ r. r. BABY, Agent
New-York tribune., 1867-07-26

DOLITICAL MANUAL Fer 1857.
i INCLUDING CLASSIFIED SUMMARY OF TBK IHPoRTAST
ExRCUTIvR. -
JUDICIAL, AND
TpLITlCO MILITARY PACTS OF THB PERIOD.
Prom Jnly 4, 1906, to APRIL, 1867,
Aelsdiug The Of
CONGRESS ON RECONSTRUCTION.
BY EDWARD MCPHERSON,
CeIE The House Representatives Of the United States
CONTENTS;
President JchnsOn's Speeches.
H. Messages
III Members ofhe Cabinet
Second Session 99n CougresA
Pirs Session 10th Congress-
And Claimants Seats Therein.
Nv. Votes Political Bills and Resolutions
w. ReeoastrueiOn Measures Of Ssh ard 4otb Congresses
Reconstruction Act and Supplement Copy Of Test 0aih
Fourt,ebtb Constltutional Amendment
VI PJOesms;ons and Orders
VII Judicial opinion on Hsbeas Corpus
a. Test Oaba
Mississippi Injunction Case.
VII Resolutions Of National asd State COnTeRaOHs Philadelphia
Pittsturgh, Cleveland ke
Party Paorms-CobpecCut Msyland Ohio Tennessee, Ala
bsna, Arkansas, North Carolina South Carolina Nign
Tle Kentucky and Virginia Resolutions Of 1895.
TX Pohtea Miscellany. Elective Faaehits.
Proposed Substitute for 18th Amendment
Eleet'Ons ofls67. Maryland. Reeent Legslatiop.
Constitutional CODyentiOss Public Debt ofUS
Ps 81 bound cloth, in Paper Co7ers IS BY
xJ5itss THE TRIBUNE, SewYorL
New-York tribune., 1867-07-26

ROADs-on and after MONDAY. April 80 1867, trains Cor
Albany and Troy connecting with Northern and Western trains VIII
leave New-YOrk As follows:
8a ~ Express train Hudson River RAiosd ThYh st and
Tuhay through Buffalo and Suspension Bndge without change Of
connecting Troy with Saratoga kaan bahps
andthe North.
iO:3O train Harlem Railroad. Twenty sixth IT. and
Pourhaye Connecting Chatham with Western Railroad for Lebanon
Springs Pttsfe Aany with Weston tTans and at Troy With
trains for Saratoga. Rutland, Burlington md tie North.
M Express Hudson River Railroad connecting Albany
With train for the West
$3.50 m Express Hudson River Railroad connecting At
Albany trains and Troy With us for Montreal With
sleeping attached.
AS m Erpress Harlem Raosd connecting Chatham
Western Railroad for Lebanon Springs Pshed &s ahd a, Al
Western trains Seepngesrs attached at Albany
Express vs Hudson River Railroad with sleeping ears
attached through Buffalo and Suspension Bridge without change
Also sleeping day excepting Saturdays from
through Ogiensbug without change Rome ~ AID o.
Railroad for Troy will he made East Albany This tram
will Sundays.
II n train Hudson River Railroad with sleeping attached
connecting Abanywt'eary for Buffalo and Supea&on Bridge
and and points North This train Ehl
sundays
Sunday train via Hudson River Railroad from NeHY
and intermediate stations esYng' az
Returning leave POughkeepse at 3:4p arriving Nesfoik
GtTpm
Also Harlem Railroad leaving Forty seeoad Al
No. arriving Mierton al 3i!0 Returning leave Miller
WI. H.VAEDERBILT. Vice President
New-York tribune., 1867-07-26

THTS ISsTO GIVE NOTICE-That ON the
ninth dav JULY A D. 1867 Warrant IN Bankruptcy was suta
against sa Of MATHEW H. BRIDGE OF The City Of New ios
in the County OF NeWYork Of NewloTk Sno has otn
adudgd bankrupt Petitions that the PI OF aay
Debts aud Delivery Property belonging 10 sneh bsaaap 70
him, for his aud the Transfer o. any Properly oy aE ss
hidden Meeting OF the Creditors Of the sea baaoP
10 Prove to Choose AnSes Of his Estate
Of Bankruptcy he holden at No 2o Two
broadway the City C NesNoTA, kohn NO ~
before Isaac DAYTON Register the tweHtysecond Gay Of august n
R.aMURRAY
Marshal as Messenger Southern District Of NevYofs
New-York tribune., 1867-07-26
Gtatbtrs.,.

FVO TEACHERS.-Orders for Teachers for
ArGn coming in.( Those expecting % change trons
AMER SCHOOL INST" fboud apply Application Form st
VVANTED-A situation rs TEACHER of the
w PIANOFORTB in Feuale Seminary BY young Lady, iuly
Address 4. NJ Box No. 5cl Utica, y. 7.
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OOAL LANDS for SALE-The extensive and
EINE FARM for SALE.A Bargain-About

ZINE FARM for SALE-A Bargain-About
LThe owner having retired onta,
FOR sale his productive tEn IN Do hesler
County Maryland situated the Hungary Rivers has many adanS
such the richness ald Immense YEA "i is o
producing fourteen hundred bushels Of wheat twenty Eve hundred
thousand bushels Of tunps several hundd
bushels Of potatoes boh ~ and a other kinds Of eeta
bes proporon communication With baltimore and ot Pes
Importance: its proximity 70 cluchls, sho9rhoe ana s Us
elevated AID healthy location water 1ccen and In hbuleh 5u '
salt water advantages cannot he surpassed for all ds 81 lh thd %
view from the fam bauius With extensive ana YAed
and bay and other particular not meHono Improve
large frame tg0soy dwelling house With kitchen
and paswaJ attached two other houses for atoes T hne corn
sheds c0gfouses, and eEr
from three doa1s worth o wood beside support could
spared with straight around the iun, &C. az
prepared Tor occupation II applied Sra private sale by the h
Of August VIII he offered public sale that CAV lo further ihss'
nation, apply 10 OEO hIhl Ek or b' W. llal ~, ,,i
New-York tribune., 1867-07-26

TITIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE-That on the
twentyeconi day Of JuA D. 1861 aWarRnt in BankuptJ vas
issued against the Estate Of ROBERT H. COBURN ohs Cy New
York in the County NewYork and the State Of Newiok who hse
adugcd Bankrupt bis peon that the pamnt y
debts and delivery OF property hlongngto such Bankrupt %
for his and the transfer OF property bhm oibden ~
w that meethg Of the COrs Of the said BAnhup 70 lOse
their debts Asnees Of bis Estate VII W
held Court BANKRUPTCY be holden M No 80 Nassau street 70
City York kccham Register the twentieth
day September D. 1901 at Il O'Clock mDaed July - 1851
- n. MURRAY
n Marshal a Mescneer Southern District Of NewYoTk
New-York tribune., 1867-07-26
Nevol[ N H.. fine most

EOR SALE, at Newark, n. D., tine most
dahe RESIDENCE Hihc STATE, TIE grounds wing
fottlge $50 feet avenues ae lsray d ont VITA an
abundance of u and flowers Tic House oi ohe AI ,ois
rounding caauv rrpets wheycy rodtn cJuvnence large
cellars Kitchens laundry pGcous halls pro muse drawing AMI
gTooms beautifully htsooc IN OF, many h1c oons "l ee
closets &c premises large harm fd carrlg Nln
stalls r torses aui With abundance ci cfn,g room
Also splendid grecuh1ue and grpery' For lher Apply
oAErONY L. BLEbCKBR Co. 10 81 finest, n y
NOR SALE-North shore, Staten Island, ten
minutes wR !rom te landing hour from Mals-t comfort
ele pleasantly located With fooi barn, AID oi a.
ace Brick cstrn and oz Ht plg q water 80 ahsl
Fpce of choice AL kinds FIiee, $3.50, Address A. " beI
No zlJ posto&tt
EOR SALE-On account OF owner going 70
Eur5peA sulerdd FAEM " l1l GeNElly tiaci IN
Ulster County y Tor g4ricsa appy 20 X LlIHOUHSIh
f2 q ej.9at..yi q IL store g ' es-.-
EOR SALE-A Brown stone HOUSE in one
Of the pleasant locations In Jctcy 'i,' ienB a .
square; double uon nrovcneHs lerisct repair 'f9
essy. Address OWNER. Jeitey tiy
,DARTIFS WANTING YONKERS PROPER
TY can he furnished with Arge m o. HOUSES sd tLoS etA
dessrI ors prices JAMES YOuMASS Agcni Dock loler.
CTATEN ISLAND.-For SALE, owner going
- 10 Europe miles Loin Pot Rel nonl tie Temple
hul manner containing y rooms beside tchcl tni cellars
location pleasant With tr'envt feNi gol a"t tH4 o'
grounds IN lawn, orchard aul gaTsH on m complete os-ef fHee
$1,000 Appv 10 r. q. DALE No College place.
TO IMMlGRANTS.
have Land ling between Ohio cad Mobile Raroti
Tombetes uhh s6 sui 20 ash.aiariis, iae
timber good soil srd HEALTHY NJ ClAWfgHb Aocr5een Wis
DE- SN0 -NEW FRENCH. ROOF HOUSE
1p tsOOO. POR SALE or 70 IhE N9d,ra inps, snssi, :
lne uoghtorHloI, - from frf AIly ou tr lctr 70
A. MCLEAN. Popetave, west Of Bergsna'e ncir CoaFhoae
New-York tribune., 1867-07-26
NEW ROUTE
lV BETWEEN
NEWY DIRK AND y o s T o n,
VIA
BRISTOL, r. L.
TIE NARRAGANSBT STEAMSHIP COMPANYS
and NJ

New aud Megnihcent steamers
BRISTOL Capt BESJAMfg BRAYTON, and
PROVIDENCE, Capt. b. NJ. SIMMONS,
VIII commence running Long Sound MONDAY June IT. eay
ing 10 NORTH RIVER foot Of Caralst, dohnB
Albany PERL EVERY AFTERNOON Sundays excepted at O'clock
connecting Bristol with the Boston and Providence Railroad
with railroad ride than by other routedstance by
Tail' I'D hours.
These steamers are largest stannche and most elegant
placed American Of 5000 TINS urtben engine 900 horse
power thoroughly all respects Ged in the most substantial
manner Saterg oompanents guard boilers below
and with ent for comfort and safety
and Of their SaoRoons aud extent ard spendor
Of their accommodations they usupaed and IN the strength Of
their hHlls fuzzy equal to ocean steamers.
tickets for SALE and freight arrangements made
the Office OF the Company the pier n Eew-forh