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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-29
ADVERTISING RATES

81 can play and sing better than Mrs.
Smith said Lizzie. polting. 4.I .. .l
49, b.lg IVY you alwayp say youar out ofprac-
81 had the piano tuned this morning.
Now open IL, and we will see how Il sounds"
William obcyed her joyfully, and tossing
aside her sewing, Lizzie took the Dian0
stool She had very sweet voice. NOT
powerful, but mostmusieal and was very
fair. performer ON the piano
Ballads, Lizzie2n .t. -..
''Ohl yes. i know you dislike opera
music IN the parlor."
One song after another. with nocturne.
or lively instrumental piece. occasionally
between, them, filled up another hour
The little mantle clock struck eleven!
Eleven! | thought it was about nine
ought to apologize, Lizzie, as / used to
do, Tor staying so long; and | can truly
say, as did then, that the time has passed
10 pleasantly can scarcely believe il is so
lnte.n aI H'.U
The piano was closed, Lizzie's work put
in the basket, aud William was ready TO 90
up stairs, but glancing back he saw his
little wife near the Fireplace, her hands
clasped, her head bent, and large tears
iialling from her eyes. He was beside her
in an instant.
''Lizzie, darling are you i'll? What is
the matter ~ 'Il '..'
HOh, William, l have been such a bad
wife heard you tell Mr.. Moore last even
ing. how ! had disappointed you; but
will try to make your home pleasant. In
deed will, if you will forgive and love
me-" .... r.
Love YOU? OH Lizzie you cannot
GUESS how dearly I love your
As the little wife lay down that night she
thought ru# l.'.. .u ,
81 have won him back again Better
than that, have learned the way to keep
him ?'
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-29

A young man in conversation one even
ing, CHANGED to remark: 81 am no prophet"
''True." replied a lady present mo prophet
to yourself or anybody else.' ..t. a.iIs
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-29

A young widow who edits a paper in Il
neighbortng State, says: I'VE do not look
81 well AZ usual on account of the nom-ar-
riyaliuf mdlesr rH UsH..fH Lu. .I..a
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-29
IA. RARB GRANGE.

ONE OF TIE BEsr FARMS IN MADISON
AJ.rowEsHif MONTGOMERY coukTY, ohio,
FOR sALEaiIW ,-iI1Hil fId3NfTI1 ~ .'S'
beautifully siteeied about one-hAlfa meS southeast
Railroad, and aboul onf fourth OF mile soun OF die
Wolf nCreek Jufnpike, Ind seven miles nofthWest q =.
About llp agrees are under good ealhvaot the isai-
anne = wsll tmbered There Is = lRIgs three stoTy
brick DIV Neiiug house, ane barn frAnie tobacco shed
and neyer-telne spring of good water, orchard 4c
The l9eatiGn is deeldsay healthy pisssAnt and very
way Desirable aud ~ neig hhoThooa Of gooti society
Terms onelthitd cash. the bAlAnce 10 three eouai
annual paymehts. PHILLIP sTEFTI FR
decl65tW .-.t' '-.-.I
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-29
Dy@p GID sd A;~
mOOFE.ANll,s oR.R Nd Az RITTElts

-. AMP DISEASES oFtTHE kIpNEYs. -&S2. |
Observe the following symptoms resulting from
disorders ofthe digestive organs;
Oonstpelioh, Inward Piles, Fitness Of Blood TO the
Head, Acidlty Of the Stomach, Nausea, Heart burn,
Disgust Tor food, Fulness or w kht In the Stomachl
soprikruytshepE, Snlqpg or lnt terlng at tiePit ol
the Stontach, Swimming 0r tie Head, Hurried and
difflcDlt Breathing, Flutterng at the Heart Chokin
suffocatngS aa1lsafoRs when 81 afIying poature,
Dimness OF Vision, Dots OF Webs before the Sight,
Fever aud Du Pain inthe il eath HeficiAuny Of Per-
sRirntion Yell0wnea4 6t TIE Skin and Eyes, Pain III
the Side, Back Chest. Lmbss &c., audieu FJuses OF
Heat, Burning ip. tho Flesh, Copstant imaginings of
Evil, and great nepres ssi ohof Spirits. ''''
= R1s M Em hsER!
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-29
RH asEs hsER /!

hat this Bttetsis not Alcholic, contains no Rum or
Whisky and can notmhks Drum kA -ds. but the Best
'onie In the World.j JstiI
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-29

$50 poor Miss Prim is dead at last, Miss
Singleton ?"
'Dh, yes, poor crittef; she couldn't bear
to hear how DR.. Squibbs was slidin' up TO
widow Wimpole; so she filled with grief
and sunk untler it," i'' Nt'-
'Poor unfortunate creaturel'' said the
old maid ''liow does nay new cap look ~
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-29
!, nt.. IN A8sAWA AS. ssfH

From the Rev. Law a. Beck, Pastor Of pts Bap list
Church. ipas,ha+on, MI y forinhAs 81 the North
Baplist, Church, Philadelphia, at present Pastor of
The BaPtpt ohur9f.g gCllesterI Pa. ~ VI
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-01-21
Ahe,s Last.

His ExcelIeucy Gov. Andrew related, at the
dinner to the cadets the other evening, "little
story which he credited to President Lincoln,
aud which we have not yet seen In print The
anecdote was first told on the night of the 9Th
OF November, when long after the success of
tne Union candidates was assured, the returns
OF neaVy msjorities still came in thick and sju-
bilant.. Theu it was that the President was
reminded OF this Illinois incident. a friend OF
his, passing along village street, was pain
fully bitten Dy an ugly dog. A single blow of
heavy stick sklIfully aimed, was sufficient to
kill the animal instantly; but the outraged pc
destrian still continued to pummel the Corpse,
till little vestige of the Canine form remained.
Az length he was accosted with "What are
minutes" know it was the reply. .but want
to give the beast o realizing sense that there is
q punishment after death, "-7-Boston Adoerti.
ser. .g ~ 5-sy p ,H
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-01-21

State Of Rhode Island, e5ss q.
lasAA City Of Providence January 9, 1866. - =
Personally appeared William Comstock, Presi.
dent. and Walter raine. Secretary, OF the above
namea Company, and seyeraly made oath that the
above statement by them subscribed, is, in the
best knowledge and belief true and tnat the amount
of capital actually paid in, in cash, and invested
any description, amounts to the of one hundred
thousand dollars @AA
% Y JOHN FOSTER, Justice Of the Peace.
j.. w. MUNGER & CO., sdt
Agsnts and Attorneys, 1919
janlseodSw No. l66 Fore st. Portland, Me.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-01-21
WANTS. S.LOST,FOUND


A POCKET BOOK was found yesterday near the
IA Post Office. The owner can have the same by
proving properly and paying for this advertisement
and calling at the Port and Press ofce The pocket
book CONTAINS papers valuable to the owner.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-01-21
MISCELLANEOUS
County OF Cu,nberIand.

TREAsuRER's oFF1oE, Dec, 1884
GTATEMENT of Costs of Criminal Prosecutions,
~ allowed by the Supreme Judicial Court, ct the
Nov. Term, A. ID. 1854 made in conformity with the
requirements of an act of the Legislature of Maine
entitled can Act relating to Fines and Costs Of Grim
inal Prosecutions,n p approved March 9th, 1858.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-01-21
Situation Wanted.

A SITUATION as q salesman in wholesale or
IA retail establishment. Good ireferes ess given
from Canada. Address JAMES HOSKIN,aea
janl9ilw* Portland Post Office.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-01-21
Shocks and Hoops
5 ~. 55is i WA ANTED!

2R AND 30 inch hid ,shooks.5iaadt .s44d. 8
~ and II feet Red and White Oak hhd Hoops,
LOT which cash and tho highest market price win be
1ilgo5 Lsi i9a d zoois enJOHNLYNCH & co. 8.
Dec. 8L-73wd&w &c. Z ~.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-01-21

State of Rhode Island and Providence
& sos'g 2 asss Plantations. sasaissdels p
form Of Return for Insurance Companies with spe.
enc Capitals. doing business in this State as re-
N qured BY the laws of the State of Rhode Island
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-01-21
Wamfesp.

=NDi wanted. lAilR2 us
THO RENT furnished house in pleasant locali-
4 ty Addrees Lock Box 1923, PeftIapdP o.
tgA aa29eq AitH ,aas hfss jau19dI wd48b
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-01-21
In Board Of Mayor and Aldermen,
=. The IL Cabinet Organs
MADE EX0LUsIvELY BY sa.
MASttN & HAMIlNii :.

Are the best instruments of their class in world
Nearly all the most prominent artists in the country
Instruments are In constant use in the concerts of
the most distinguished artists--as Gottschalk and
ies. whenever such instruments are required Price
Ss5 TO $500 each These instruments may be found
at the Music Rooms of the subscriber, where they
will be sold ct the manufacturers prices so
III. 8. EDWARDS, oa3f
.s4sa stcwarts Block, Congress 81.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-01-21
( CITY OF PORTLAND.

a5aI
BY the Board of Mayor and Aldermen.
fTNHE following addition Il Regulations in regard
IL to the keeping Of Gunpowder in this City, are
hereby esta ,1isbed: sl ta stA9 q aGiae
SEC. l-No person or Arm shall be permitted to
keep more than five hundred pounds of guupowdeT
in the City Pow Ter Magazine at one time; nor shall
there be kept in the agazine at any time than
tour Thousand pounds Of gunpowder. iQls s,..,.s
SEo92-Persons not licensed to keep andsell gun
powder in the city shall not be permitted to have
gunpowder eDt in said MAJ agazine. sifk
SEC, The fee for receiving, or delivering gun.
powder kept In said Magazine st all be ten
every twenty five pounds received tor aless guam
tity when less than twenty five pounds is received
at ons time, And no gun powder shall be received
into or delivered from said Magazine, between the
hours o' sunset and sunrise, without written per-
missiontfrom the Mayor. gaT
SEC. 4-Any Regu ations heretofore established
repugnant to cofictiug withthese Regulations be
ana the same are hereby resclded. .oa n
In Board of Mayor and Aldermen, T.
@st*De y4r j Jan. I'd, 1865.
Read and adopted. -
Attest: J. M. HEATH, City Clerk
JACOB MCCLELLAN, Mayor. Z
Z. Copy,-Attest: j. M. HEATH, City Clerk.
1assh sAseeha lasaa8a uesaa jan 5d3w q
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Board wanted,
Wanted.

NY two gentlemen with their wives, and two
- children. Address Lock Box 1865, Portland p.
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$40 REWARD.

r. OST near the Brewer House In Westbrook. a
IL Light Wolf Robe, the finder will receise the
above reward by leaving the same 1T Mr. Cl sInents
Stable Sll Congress Street. lNats janl4d $wlw* a
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-01-21

0N Exchange street, a Wallet contai ding money
" and notes. The owner can have the same BY
Ca ling at l55 Commercial ST. proving prsperly and
paying charges. janl4 d1w* /,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-01-21

LOST. r
A SILVER HUNTER WITCH, supposed to have
IN been lost onnths Basin Yesterday atternoon
The finder by leaving the same at this Office will be
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as5 .nBmuoJ Iilal1aE wen s1agn3sf in
3a' A Special BoNntysn
AaAa ~ 9iIdR baA-oF - saGsg a1o = tait
Three Hundred Dollars |!

As soon as mustered in, and further bounty Of
800 for one year's enlistment $500 for two years
and $500 for th eyears one-third being paid down
and the remainder in instalmeats Taey will be cred
domicied, and will therefore rec live the ~ =
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-01-21

A active, intelligent, honest Boy wanted to sell
can come well commended. Apply at 20 Frank
hD street, Immediately .ssa5 fI,5@ jan161st*
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-01-21
Found, Found

RY single gentleman, furnished room with
Dorwithout board, In apleasa 1t family. Address
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-05

his men shouting. jump OIL joe ne opeyeu Snu
i pas " Six bit Rancho. whose owner uouh'eu
h 900 gold where an Indian about to be gahsed;
nd Jnnned the victim for six bits 90 cents) Leiahd
os ma zee Josephine County and Grave Cfeeh M coni
,o,rorata Josephine Leland whose body the INDIANS
.e~,ed and mutilated. Seven OF the savagcs who
Sid il were afterward killed and buried near the out
o5r dining station find THE TRIBUNE Ipdcpe 7den',
and Atlantic RoRay upon the paroT table oil our host
anJ of coprse intelligent society in his household. AT
midnight pas, the farm OF ex-senator 10 Lane whose
disloyaltv has made him the deadest OF politicians In
Douglas County selfinyited guests, we brcakiasted
with Jesse Applegate an old and entertaining pioneer
who cape here in lS43 and was most influential III
shaping the political character Oregon lie asserts tha'
THE TRIBUNE which. before the Overland leesiuph'
circulated here more widely than any other Journal
home or distant saved the State TO freedom and TO 10y
atv Upon his farm and the adjacent ones OF MS c
dren embracing 1000 acres Mr. Apologize suDsiss NV
cattle and l. 600 sheep. lie has sold s5.OO worth oi
beeyes in q single year. His rick contains l2O tuns 4l
hay, already kept three years for his sheep 'nouS"
Winters so mild as not to require II. - -. -
FROM the summit Of the Calapooya Mountains we
look down upon Eugene City ana the great nun Nv
Vaey-its wide expanse Of meadow aun gram ne,u uo,
tod with groves of dropping oaks, IT. pleasant MONT
qmhowcr,d aud shaded It's shining riVer darkl lIneVu
with slender pines. This valley ~ ules ny NV y VI
garden OF Oregon containing one-halI OF It's chtHs POI
nIotion which numbers about 100000 souls. III I'M
presses NE ms the finest farming region ever a" OK
ccn,inr nossiby the country Of the Choctaw Nation,
in the Indian Territory south OF Kansas. we fehch
salem fhe pcasan Capital of the State pass down the
willamette in q little steamer; M oregon Il! ueodIh
to ride n mile in q mule car upon wooden railway pas!
clond Of mist wind across the broad rivers take an
other steamer. and reach this Young melropohs.
From Sacramento to Portland 6i2 miles, so, exclusive
OF meals; six days and three nights. A. d. L.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-05
The Inquisition on the Johm.st. Fire.
FURTHER EXAMINATION OF wIrNESSEs-THR
VERDICT OF THE JURY -CESsURE CAST UPON

FURTHER EXAMINATION OF wIrNESSEs-THE
VERDICT OF THE JURY -CENsURE CAST UPON
THE MRssRs. EDGE AND Mr.. JONES, ETC.
The inquisition on the body of Catherine
Ceeves, the victim Of the fire at No. 10 John st., the
18th ult.. was resumed Monday morning. The first
witness called was Owen Dufie Policeman Second
Precinct: Saw the fire and heard that was burn
ing up IN the building. engine got stream on
the entry where the body supposed to be burnng
reached In and got the person by the foot,
when IL found that the deceased was a woman.
She was taken q few doors Off when il was dis.
covered that she dead Her body was then re.
ed TO The station house where her husband rec0g
nized her az Catherine Cceves.
Dr. John Beach, of No. l26 East Twenty-third.st
stated that ne had examined the body Of the deceased
and had found that she came to her death by suloca
ton and burns.
Coroner Cover charged the jury that they were TO not
only determine the Of CathaTne Cleevcs DEATH
but TO decide who culpable in the rigin of the
fire.
After a consultation Of about half hour the Jury
rot rned the following verdict:
The jury agree that Catherine Cleoves came TO her
death In consequence OF burns received al the fire No
10 John-st the 25th ult, and that said c0nfagraton
was caused by the spontaneous combustion of fireworks
called coorcd signal lights in the store OF Thomas
>. Jones The jury Oensures Mr. Jones for keeping
fireworks in his store contrary TO the ordinance passed
by the Common Council they furthermore oensure Mr.
/ hdge, Pyrotechnist OF jersey City, for shipping
10 AE Joness fireworks liable to explode at any mo-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-05

d. LOUIE sept. ). Icb0.
A commission, cOnslstngo OF Newton Edwards
Governor and ex-Oficio Superintendent of Indian AT
fairs of Dakota Territory; Edward Is. Taylor Super.
intendent for Northern SUPPLEMENTARY Major. Gen
Curtis. Brig. Gen. Sibey Henry II. Reed Of Iowa and
Owen Guernsey Of Wisconsin. have been appointed by
the President to negotiate under instructions from the
Secretary Of the Interior treaties peace with several
tribes Of Sioux and Cheyennes Of Upper Missouri and
any other tribes in that region who recently been
engaged in hostilities against the United States.
The Commission will meet at Council Bluff on the
10th inst and proceed 10 Fort Rice where the council
will be held the 18th OF October, conriers having
been sent to the different tribes OF Indians, notifying
them TO meet there at that time. Owen Guernsey Cap
tain Ruth Secretary X. Il. Hill, Reporter Of the
Commission, now in this city
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-05
The Recorders Reply to tho Go'~ruer.
CITY OF NEW YORK EFCORDER'- OFTICg }
"a Il NnnL SlrII l L-l.L (

CITY oP NEW YORK RFCoRpgR'- OFFIcg
No. 6J WALL ST.. NEW IOI.k, sept. J, I5b3.
To HIS EIctllency REUBEN T.. FENToS. GoruHor
SIg: have The honor TO acknowledge the receipt This
day Of copies OF charges which have been preferred
against me as Recorder Of the City OF New York. In
the name Of james Gregory, and your communica'
Of the 10th ult accompanying the same. informing
me that may be heard in my defense. at the EIecu'
tive Chamber in Albany the 10Th day Of the prcsen,
month.
have looked over these soenled charges. and pro.
nounoe them 10 FAR as am concerned, utterly false.
should be happy at any time to render to you per
sonally as / would TO any other citizen whose good
opinion value an explanation Of any act done by
me in my official capacity; but cannot recognize your
right officially 10 call 10 account for ny gcia! con.
duct.
am Recorder Of TIE City Of New.York, and Pre-
siding Judge OF the Court of General Sessions Of the
Peace in and for the City and County of New York,
and the Constitution does not vest in the Executive OF
the State the power SIT In judgment on my official
acts
BY the Constitution Of this State, may be removed
from Office by the Senate upon the recommendation Of
the Governor after first being heard there in my de.
tense. II your EIceency shall be furnished with su
cient evidence at any time to you In making
such recommendation. / shall be prepared at the
proper time. TO defend myself before that tribunal
Ihnve grea, respect for you and for your high Office,
but must defend the dignity and maintain the indie.
pendence Of lay own.
For these reasons, therefore respectfully decline 10
appear before you to submit 10 any trial
am. with great respect, your ob"dient servant,
JOE I. Hoffman,,
..ft 10 sttuu Nnrl
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CHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or NEw-YORK.........Sxrr.l
Cleared.

Cleare0s
s,a.uer + r. THOMPSON McKag. Baltimore. w. DslEel.
Ship Cushing San francisco, H. Robinson
Ship North American. TOwart, Liverpool Williams &
Bari Catherine Ham) Schultz Antwerp Funch Meink'
Bark A. Preudergas, Lawson, Rio Janeiro Pendersass
Bark Albert the Good DBL Frazer Gloucester, McCuly
Marsh.
Bark Eliza tBrl Holloway Havana.
~ Bark American Eagle, jameson Aspinwa' faha"A ~ ."
Bark Temper Argentinel, Nelson Baltimore, E. f. Da'i
Bark Linda Stewart Osborn St. Jaso Cuba, Thompson
Bris Chimborozo, Hatch PHILADELPHIA H. W; Loud Co.
Brig W. W. Lord (Brl, Mcleod, st. john N r., N. z.
Greene Currie.
schr. America, Reynolns G. N. stranahsn.
schr Minnie OBJ, Bafbaric, ST. john N. B., Miller &
Houghton
schr J. H. Burnett Wilson, Jacksonville, Pierson Col.
schr. Village Gem Schneider Matamoros. J. Philipa
schr j. p Kirkland, Beese, Washington, Bentley, Smith
schr W. T. Loud Frye, Philadelphia, II. W. Loud Co.
Arrived.
Steamship City Of London lBrl Pethe Liverpool 23d.
via Queenstown Path inst with mdse and to John O.
Dale Was detained of Sandy Hook nino hours by fog.
Steamship Creole, Thompson, Richmond and Norfolk -
hours with mdse. and pass to q. Heincken PalmOre
Wskeman, Gookn Dickinson. Sept D. lat "a So Ion. Il
%. passed steamship Guiding Star.
Steamship Anadne Crary. Savannah $50
Steamship Albemare, Bourne Richmond "a hours. mdse.
and pass. Livingston, Fox Co.
c. w. Pervail -
Steamship Zodiac Buckley Savannah u hours with mdse,
and passengers L. L. Jones' I'd inst a, 10 80 miles
T. Of Cape Lookout, steamship Verona at p W., od
Hstteras, passed steamship PERT. '
Steamer Frsnconia Sherwood Portland, Me- mdse. and
pass to II. b. Cromwell & CO.
Brig BOgos, Limsey, AspnwaI 20 days, mdse. to j. r.
JOY
schr Tigr. Br Lockhsrt Curacao IA days hides Fustic,
&c. ID. X. DeWolr
schr Avocs Martin Savannah l6 days. cotton iron 10
Merchant & Co.
scr Abbis Bradford Freeman Salt Cay 10 days with sale.
Ia McCol Firth.
schr Friends, Straight Mbrdge 10 days, lumber TO simp-
son Capp.
schr. J. Cone, Crosby. Albany for Providence.
Schr. Entire, Tuners, Fall River.
Schr. q. z. Taylor, Cole, Norwalk for Philadelphia.
Schr. Sunnyside, Murphy. Norwalk.
Schr. g. A. falcon, Wilson, Providence for Albany
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-05
CITY NE WIS.

COMMON COUECIL-No MEETING OF EITHER
BOARD YESTERDAY There was no meeting Of either
Board Of the Common Council yesterday, quorum not
appearing at rol-cal, and an adjournment, without
day. was Immediately had. In all probability how.
ever both branches will Thursday next,
important business is to be transacted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-05
Uort-War6ens' Notire.

STATE NKw-YoRK
PoRr-WARDsas OyrIcx, No. lO4 Wall-stb
NOTICE is hereby gwen in accordance with
section Of the act passed April IL. 1881 entitled IA
Act 10 Reorzanze the srdens Office Of the Port Of Now
YORK; persons interested in having charge Of the
ect Of such inquiry examination or survey thAs
the following vessels under examination by the Pors
Wsrdens and that the said examinations will be
completed within days next succeeding this notice. %
board said vessels:
Steamship Csl.donia. IN R.
Steamship Star OF the Unon........... IN n
ship Neptune. ...'..'.''.'.'''''%S r. "
BARK DOfette. ........ss's.'...'''.'''. /" Az. ~.
Bark Agnes Frazer.......... .......... LudoVcla
Brig Princess Alice. .......Jsckson Woodruff
Schr. +. A. Randall. ~ T. n
Schr. John Northrup.. Woodruff Robinsons
MlNTHORNE TOMPkINS, Pissidsnt.
J. Aces HERMAN Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-05
LAW INTELLIGENCE.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT coURT-sEPr 4-BefOrS
Judge BETS.
United State. against William CLARK and Augustus Ho'nger.
On acoustic of Mary Bell the above prisoners
were held for examination Miss Bel and MI Dodge Keep
saloon Broadway sud she ietne one OF the
ATTEMPTED to ako advantage Of Sir D0dges limo
cruce by passing countrrit money him. Miss Mary now
ever seked the delinquent by the coat tail gasped INN by
the throat aud inserting nsrr ia his mouth saved from
der ui Of counterfeit notes he had attempted 10
Ta,. while Augustus Dodgel went for policeman Inc
prisoners were remsaded ior further examination
COURT CALFNDER-TffiS DAY.
SUPREME COURT CHAMBEEs-Nos. u, 10, III, ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-05

ment BY spontaneous combustion The Jury would fnr
Their recommend that the ordinance Of the Common
Council in relation to the keeping Of fireworks should
be more strictly enforced
N ID. URSER. w. M NosBuEGh
w l. CoRNIN JOIN DONNELLY,
G.. A. ARMOUR, *. EsrABkooks
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-05
Weekly Report Of Deaths

In the City Of NewYor. from the 2ah day Of August to the
All day Of September, 1875.
Men 90; women. 49, boys, 1897 girls, l6l-total, OH
adults I8li children $50, males, 257 females, 20" col
ored persons g.