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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-19
Deslra bic Ches1er onntV aIm far San

IA situated in Kcnnelt Township, about miles
szs from Wilmington, Baltimore Central X. X and
EEas lLAo Quarrles within 2 miles, contains VI
4A-lscres, Of which are highly cultivated and II
are 81 good wood land. The buiidlngs good will be
500 low Apply to THoS J. MAHAFFY, Real Eatats
Aben'' Cd and King, Sts nov27
EsE Farm Of 2li Acres In Kent County, Del, eight
Ea miles below smyrna on the Del. H., ono hum
deed and forty acres Of which ara cleared the bal
lHm III wood. The buildings aud fences arc good II
VIII be sold reasonably aud easy. City property or
a Small farm near Wilmington will be ken Ia part
pay Eau IStf tn "a j. MAIIAFPy
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-19
Sixty One Building Lots at
Rlh fa knb,


a VIII 10 sold ut Public Salo, on the pre-
.sTTsA mses on Saturday,, tho 2lst day Of July
sSislltS 1856, at Ct Fk, NJ all those sixty-ons
issstLsA Nnlnitle build ng lots thrse OF which are
sSsIfs fronting on III etfset near the corner Of
H<ss-S' Walnut street ard tn b,lsnce irouting on
Eighth, nth Taylor Wilson and Poplar stre.t. in the
CITY OF Wnit ngtoh. TIL Ircpert |. we'll uated for
Dwellings, or Manufacturing purposes. 4 three lots
90 Ffih Street. Of the tqu,re % the Cor.
don lot which should be urchassd BY the City for Pub.
lie Square The whole sxy- lots will be 9 I'D with.
cut eerye or uadcrbddny, to close up tho Estate Of
David C. Wilson, dsces.ed.
TERMS Of sALE.-26 per cent to be paid on the day
Nae AL amuu' Ia under $500 must be paid in Cash,
With n en lays frou the day OF Sale All amounts OF
500 and Upwards, twenty Eve er cent to bo paid on
tho day OF sale, aud the balance divided into two Notes
WIN approved rni"rser payable in sxy days, aud
the other in lOur months U the day or two per
cent discount wi be allowed MI amounts of $50
niupsards, Il pad within ten Gays from sale When
the above terms are COUPLED with Deed will ts given
elesr OF all inouhberhuces Purchasers leave
Decd win ne security for tho last two pnyInents
instead OF giving udorssr, II they prefer doing so
flota Of the ground Can be had by calling my ofoe
VIM. BPIGHT
JN WIS AIT to effect the Sale
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-19

From 7. NJ. White, Sixth Ward, Treptnu, N j.
wa. atoted with Rheum ttsm Ave mouths; au fer.
% Gay ADD night; my physicians could not relieve nv
pain In any degree. Was cured by Dr. Turner in avn
treatments and have enjoyed good health ever
hoer to me Or my testimonial in the hands Of Doctor
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-19
FARM ron SAL n

49,. Ths upder'igaei offers Mt private sale a
Es.ks truck ami dairy farm, containing about nify
eWS4 Acres, situated in New Castle Hundred on the
river Delaware, about miles from VI mington The
and IS ofthe best qunit-, being In hi state Of cul.
ovation aud very produ;tve, ;her, are 80 ncres a
,ntrsh, the bisanfe upland The buildings arc small
Tut comfortable, Terms easy. Apply to
June 2btf nrandv~',a ~,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-19
Farm mt Public sale

fssf3 Willie sold At Public Sale on the pren,ses
Eli on MONDAY, September Sd, 1856. ut O'clock
0,A Y. NJ Farm he.ongiug to John Morrow. dead,
tiana Hundred, New Castle County, Delaware. about
three and oae hnf MILES from tina city of Wilmington,
anu aenr the hraudYwipr SPRING, containing ut OF
woodland III dvii,d into convenient enol0 sureahv
good 'rn hedgos and pot rail nee thu land IA
IN good condition, having been lately lime and MANN "a
and large proportion Ia we'll with Timothy and
over he buildings oonaist of a good stone yelling
hon'e ~ story, Carriage honso, with corn crb gran
cry, Se' nearly nesi spring house, Ice house. q large
stone Barn with stabling under. with other builds "a
usually needed snch far There 10 tenant honsa
shsrt dlst,ncs from the other buildings There IL q
good Al ps Orchard with other fruit trees coming i,o
bearing farther descrp Ion Is copsdsrrd unuscessary
~ any one wbns T. puIchs'a with inost likely -x nIns
ior Themselves such will be shown tho farm by tho
present. Tenant Mr. uco. Lohb A large psrt OF the
turehats money may ren,ain ured on tho farm IN
1nGd ny he purchaser by order Of the Executors Of
WILLIAM II. rEYNoLDg Auct iplvIo
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-19
Walton, WHanp &. Co.,
The u 10 . on Gram
FANS.

Ihe hnbserihnr respectfully iuorms tho public tn at
no again ready to supply them with the above ceIe
brated Fans. 'N N'''
Having cold number Of tkvm last year. all OF which
gave cht're sa-fctirn he feels confident hat with tho
sucs, Ia c'n offer Fan superior to any In The country
Ia is also enauied 10 sell them at reduced price.
me, ne al. antSges his Fan has other Fans being
ptouy generally understood. are rs follows.
LIT rms Fan by procesa will remove Cheat Coekla
ly clean " P'''oo'
Ind will eloan Timothy from the ihreshing floor Mt
~ ~ single operation, II Glover and Timothy are
ihiSei together. II will separate them For Sale by
rrr,r,,,.. JOHN KAMO, No. oiS shipley st.
kEFKRENCEs-Johu A. harris Charles WoTth M,
Nd T. hckarir, II. u Walter, McDononRb; Gourre In.
srtin, hcnonough; Frank Mathews, Odessa.
W Front Street. > ' 80
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-19
NtOre to1 kent

eNTOFS lot KENT.
&3sA Remainder Of lease, Stock aad Fixtures for
E$z Sale fuch chance seldom offered. M hum.
GsEM bug, but will be slld bar gain, ter ms easy -
RszaA Noth'ns Tor god will, ana trade alrea,y ca
,tniaLsi pls-sAsion by the LIST Of July. Amount Of
nntibes- last yetr SKY thousand dollars. Our main
viii stay on II needed Tho present. owners
nave cnntrneed for other business In the city Rafer
eloe, WAY AGO 10. No West Fourth Street Whining.
to-, Dol Cali or address W, L h Merchant Hestonyije
West Phla lelphia IA. The Vine Street cars run to
1ne plsce e.oty ~ Or 10 MINUTES. lnne LIS
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-19

IRON JOHN sOIDEL, West Firvlew, Ttartisbvrp Pa
was em'oted Win Lung and throat Disease which ba,
resisted Tho best snJrts that could DO OBJ a,uej Va
uted 70 my surprise aud pleasure, by Or. Turner by
Of DR. ruInsr. ~ III" "uiu
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-19

From CHARLES MeFERLY, White Horse Road MAR
Trenton, N.
suneiing Win iIh ,mniatory RheumAiism Of sIx
mouths standing. Was given up by uy ph,scans and
,Iiermed Iy them that the disease taAo s
Was cured by DR.. Turner in three dnys w. S'N''''
We, the nudcrsigntd. do hereby certv to tina abovo
ASHER T. CUbBHRLY
49, Justice u the Peace
hlss Mary Asnnore,
Miss Marina Dough "
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-19

Lfrom HESRY FINK, Third st., between Locust and
Pine, HarrisbuIg, Pa
L, hausted all remedies for CONSERVATION bef,ra annI,
Inc to DR. Turner Was cure BY tn Ronte,nan ,n1
have enjoyed uninterrupted good health ever since Am
brewer, and expose mytef without restraint MAY DO
Of Dr.. Turner. N'
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-19

, Wilmington, Del, May 18th, 1890
hsSe used your Union Pan, to got out seed wheat
Gals 90, and hnd thai now have got clear Of cooke
and ehet and other !npuTeties which are vety annoy
my 70 ferheFT hnk 1t is worth the VIII ole price paid
ioF the Fan to "btAinpure 4sed P"N
1oufs very Respectfully, E. C. SToTsENRuRa
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-19
From CHARLES McFEELY, Whit. Horse Road -

lrrsu T. GRAHAM, Mcclellan House Asrr.hurs
Was all eed with Lung and Throgt Ii.sass 81 VI
years ssAhdng. Was cured by Dr. Turner and rafr 10
my ts,timonlsi In his hand. N A''N4 '"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-04

CRIMINAL CoURTs.-In the Court of Special ses'
sons before Justices Kelly and Bowling yesterday morning
Samuel Kreamer charged Frederick Anger with asss0ng h'
daughter with horsewhp case being proved again the
defendant he fined ESQ., punishment The panel o.
Grand Jurors for July Of tho Court Of General Ses
sons which is held by Judge Russell selected yesterday
Those to as follows
Trnah Austrngass ForomanBen amin " Day Chas H. eyn
Felix r. Curry. james " Raymond VIM T. haTtn
Oliver T. strong Mitchell e. Brooks Richard Austin John T.
n stevens H. George W. Lent Dennis saide Iho NJ faress,
SanIusl T. Knapp u,
The only trial had yesterday OF burglary IN ne
third degree which two pec0c!0us Young men, iespecFe
named Joseph Lewis alias "Se" ri as "Lawless aged ie
years. and Harry +. Quinn, alias Honest we're Jolrty
clarged with commnr The stolen property consisted Of
1900 yards Of silk belonging 10 seFnheTe ana strauss
LOWS tried convicted and recommended toiIe mercy
CT the Court.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-04
Latest ship News.
ARRIVED

AWHINEII
shtn aInb Nory Mellon Hamburg ~ Days with mde and 200
pn,s 10 order Tie A. he'd deaths and birth tie passage
BARK GrossheSagin Anna Neck Wepd Trieste - dAyf WIN
mdse. 10 Funch. Meincke & Wendt
frc San Giacouo ~ Trspan, Palermo 60 days, with fruit to
master. -
Brig Lock omond f siok,on) Block sesua days with sugar
Z. Buck &c. Sailed in With brig TOWNSEND Tor
Boston.
seb Robert Noble (of Hax West Cat Island II days with
fruit 10 order
John Horthrop Pl DAWSON Prince 20 dsy, with
logwood. Sc. to ID. r. DeWoi Co.
MEMORANDA.
The bfs Mande from Mraobo for New York) went ashore IN
Crooked Island Passage shout June and became t0 loss The
and cargo sGyed
SPOKEN &c
No date In lat ~ 90 long ~ 49, whaling bark Triton, from ST.
Cathsr,ne bound ~ with $40 bbls. sperm oil
WIND-At Sunset, s. W.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-04
ALLEGED RoBDrRY.-sarah Lyon of No. 2Ol Elm

ALLEGED NORTHWESTERN Lyon OF NO. 2VI tIM'
st. was yesterday arrested by Officer Dorau of the Fourteenth
Precinct on the complaint Margaret Lenox of No q s
var.st The complainant states Tint the 22d ult While
viking ont with the prisoner she accepted invitation 10
e. at the house OF LIS. Lyon Ga reaching there she re-
ceed Ing drnk from ihe accused. and soon fe asleep
aud while holsss she claims that she was robued OF
gold watch and other articles vaged al $500 by the accused
The complainant thinks dng must have been paced
in The COOLING dranglt given her, Justice Downing committed
her ior trial ia default Vi 5000 oaD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-04
Passengers Arrived.

FROM sAvANNAH-In steamship Mis.ourMr. J. Baiemsn
Chaemsn, A. Davis, Es, Grey iaay end child hi.s
HINT HARPER A Alet aud IT, Miss J. McNuy, A. r.
Pstner Fred scheuck W g. Tacksbery. j. W. Cleveland Dr.
nnns,.op Mrs w d. Dow. children and Capt Emmon
s. G,a-er Miss NJ Hliarp r. A. Hutchinson, w H. Marcy L.
IL Parsons j. h. Patton, Mr. La Wakemsn hrs Chapman ~ y
darrell w Farr o. r.. Hone w. +. Harding, N r. aywoot
Mn Mesarry aud child }. Turcel smith, j. Sullivan A. "
RYAN, and r. In the steerage. =, -,
FROM PoRT-AU-pRlSCEIa British schooner yohr Norihrop
Mr. Crosby wife and children Ms. johnson and child
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-04

. IyFASTIcrDs-The remains Of q female infant were
Yesterday morning found in the vault attached to Tic premises
No 10 Broadway It wrapped in piece OF old eof
and bore visible marks OF Wallace Coroner Naanann held an
nqnes on the remains Deputy Coroner Thomas 10. nson
VI II made n osmortsm examination. and found that the
child had been born alive In his opinion death was caused "
rancuaon and verdict that effect was rendered ny the
ney How the bldy came iato the vault and wLo ac.d II
there IS unknown.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-04

TIE METROPOLITAN TEMPERANCE ASSOCIATION
This excellent Society is now fun force at No 2 Broad
NAV It's objects are TO aid in carrying out the Excise law,
by uniting the moral and material strength OF the ends OF
law and order sustaining the Board Of hxce IN tHe ia
mi disoharge of its duties and advance the cause OF tenn
nerence generally in the Metropolitan District All IN avoF
Of the foregoing requested TO TIE SHa
man of the Executive Committee, CHARLES Z. Leigh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-04
TxpLosIoN or FIREwoRKs. -About % O,

EXPLOSION OF FIREwoRKs.-About % o'clock last
night Of fireworks stand opposite No. 233i Grancst,
T. D. accidentally took fire. and cseaed considerable alarm
among pedestrians in the neghboraood. Several women
had their ribbons and iney badly damaged the
the STOCK George Mccoy burnt bis fingers and
officer Mclaughlin OF the Forty hnb Precinct spoiled his
uniform in bis efforts TO overcome the disaster The accident
fna ly reciifed at expense Of about sl0O.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-04

CAsUALTrEs.-Coroner Smith yesterday held an
inquest on the body of e girl named Mary Douglas who
died the effects OF burns received the previous day by her
clothes taking fire at the house Of North Eleventh
ard second st. T.. d. The parents Of the deceased reside
Of North Tenth and Second @ verdict OF ac
cdents death was rendered by the Jury Morr Tennece,
cd two years Of age Monday afternoon on
Monday afternoon by Montroseaye and sustained In
lures which viii probably fatal The parents OF the In
inred child reside al No. 40 South SiSthst, 4. D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-04
MILITARY DISPLAY N TIE METROPOLIS.
BpsIc AND pYRoTEcBNICs AT The PARKS
tlasrenaezce Day at Home and abroad

,rh. o,scrvances today Of cur grand NATIONAL hol-
nav lee 70 he very mnoh Of re usual character Mueh
,so mach heat ulch Dust mach Indulgence IN moulous
rus an compounds intoxicating and othe-Wc and ineT
ssytrbe concOmitants nose confusion discomfort anu
,c,, 10 ouie folks who prefer 10 enjoy sher holiday in
ssee and silence The juvenile portion q Tue community
vii rs ussa soace their efcscng patriotism by unlim'
ted consumption Of eunpovdor in al The vaTons forms IN
Which Usually arranged please ther or suit their
ae.s The elders win enjoy endure themselves by such
uesrs a. ndividus tastes opportunity nay dictate
IN or own city ihe day VIII be ushertd in by ringing Of
bep. ard firing Of sautes at sunrise. Old Trinity Will greet
,bs rising wi It's mellow chimes ond national sautes VII
Ne fred Battery and from The national vessels and forts
70 TIE IaI6o The parade Of The First Division. National
raSd : " " viii be the principal plolc feature Of the
day Dang the afternoon Dodwor,hs band will play at the
c,niIa PAX and ID the evening fireworks Nl be exhibited
various PARIS ofihe city.
1HE MILITARY PARADE.
To avoid tie dust and dday heat the military procession this
yea wiz move in the early morning The whole First Division
- the National Guard win be under AIMS and viii form IN
Fb ave- VITA the right resting Washington Parade
GJoaso m and will he reviewed by the Commander
Chf and the general Of the State at e. o'clock The
following are the names Of the Division General and staff OFF,
.e5s she brigade and regmsnia commanders and also the
estimated strength Of each battalion 10 be in line;
Moo Gen W s,ndtrd sdns :he Division CO. NJ AgE
MOI ieD ,,,on Insl' oIi h5s I'D s're col Cbsre,
BsTse division Judge dvossie Breve, Col William E Town,
Ts,. ss MS S william 3 eSd c4 H.
Camp, MAJOR Irumbeh White volunteer AS
BNiCADE
Gen. Spiccl. lnding
w. v Reid.
Col j. W Coies...'.''.'''''
s,,,.sS seV.nfh Inptry Thomas Lynch -,
MN, rint lentC Of Patrick }. Dowiing, .V
fSeSeut, tlild Regiment Staten Island not palAdmFJ
BRIGADE
neter. BuTgaf comm anoinc an,
Col II. W. Teller. ~
ThrA inarfry Col John r.
Lieut. Col A. .'
Infantry Col ice ". ~
f..hty oaTtn inf.ny " A. Consns. cog
H,ssyssh, Col D. Kehbe 2'p
BRIGADE.
Gen hsl, commanding
E,rstle Rlsn T. HHs
Emous Car ~
Rsrtb ilrtry, Cl II. Mlcor ~
TlTfyse,rth Wm n. yo
Fa, IN, Co. Eugene Local V
BRIGADE
GensTal Lloyd Afpnwah, commanding ON
Harmon D.
Len.-COL n. sO
Tu.uyseeoud ffantry. Col Jas y too
So, ,na ulartrv vi M r. 40
r,r.ts-ffh Iniaay Lieat- Col Prank Mel.Toy 70
Seventy IflatTy Col A FarnswoTb 'VV
HRI6ADk.
Gen Brooke fostley conmsnirg -,
Fis,t Re- Colonel d. C. Mnon.
s.soud kseimsn, Colonel j. H. 100
The following IS a reoapltoiationi ,.,o
sV
Tb,d
ssssiTy 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-04

MIGRANTS FROM swEDEy.-The steamship Mauri-
tins which Ia xDected TO arre al this port from Sweden in
few dave with 500 emirrGpts s the fret steamer which has
ever directly from Sweden to this country
SHE ergans are Of superior elcss both male and female
tie forner comprisinc fyIo etosJs and mechanics u
yarl OCC an lOus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-04

OPENING 4 STORE WITH STOLEN JEWEIRY. es'
terday Officer Blossom Of the Twenyeight Precinct
Christian Jaoell proprietor Of Jewery store AZ W.
Endopt an charge q grand lrceny preferred against
him NJ, Ise,b II ua,cn Of No n Nassals Tie COMP III
an, satcs rat during month Of April the accused e
guented lis store and examined quantity OF gqoes n ,
retnnse of purchasing for the purpose OF opening
rr eaob visit several articles were missed sLoit IN
aimee he accused opened store at the ABOVE eai!, n
~ 49, ,vindo the conn INFANT recognized three nnes
which had been stolen from Ln valued OF 60 Ieho w.
seized together with number OF other arts WnSu law
bec dntGe hy other dealers having been stoen HON
,heir places Of business he accused was eqAmIted JOE hi
by Justice Dodge in dcfIp q $1,000 Dali oheI eoHpihs
Viii be made against him By various INNS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-04
BROOKLYN NEWS.

BROOKLYN BOARD OF EDUcATI0S.-Ihe Board OF
Education met evening bat in consequences Of the absence
OF quorum adjourned nert Tuesday. The schools are
dismissed from the present until tie Sd Of September
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-04
CITY NE Ws.

Bulls HEAp.-Hot weather and holiday lave
depressing Influence upon the live stock uaue schs''i
~ ,hs h,ro beer soninc we'll Cattle we're Tlenty and
c lower They barely sold out owners oslAF hoI'!
sheen are lc lower than last week and sell slowly hogs are
unchanged, ranging from 10 to l0ie.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-04
IAuuCIDceI gs.s.

An Grafton delivered on the Fourth is someW- a
.t, vnoh 10 orator and sudence Just then ksNTf EAs
Ispl Co.ygE be taken w 100 happes results foi tse o.
All troees at % whoesae Depot no ia Aeode'si
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-04

AccrpEgrs.-Y Yesterday afternoon Augustus Irving
while in the premises No. &c New Bowery. accidentally shot
himself in the stomach While examining PISTOL causing
severe wound He conveyed TO Bellevue Hospital by the
Fourth Precinct Police. 80 81,
boy named william Hakns aged 70 years, residing with
bis parents at No g HlFrs1ust, was yesterday Afternoon
badly burned about the and face BY the premature ex
Jll,ion powder at No IFS Westinghouse he was
taken 10 Bellevue Hospital 80
John Dfsco aged years yesterday ie from one OF ne
windows a tho apartments occupied ny his parents on tie
second floor No. g Roosevelt and was baly injured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-04

FIRE.-About II o'clock yesterday morning, fire
broke in house in Deans near Frankn-ave, owned
and occupied by Mr.. Mcknight The building which
two story frame totally destroyed Loss sl,20O. The
children appears locked in and playing with
matches, set some cOmbustibe materials on fire.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-04
TEE BRA ma.
,spyPsSpKScg DAY AT THE THEATRES.

lNUtPtNDENCE DAY At TIE EEAILIIS
In the midst Of general JOY, tho cold voice OF crit
Ie,r, must needs have most unvecome sound Happily.
there no especial necessity to-day thai that voice should be
largely heard Tie spirit Of Seventy six which barns In every
bosom on tins anniversary Of tie birth Il the Amer
lean Republic may therefore, be 1n,wed 20 sulse the crit
zeal mind With timely and genial sos Of ohthasasm While
then tie powd aad the pnwhee Of patriotism are
poppng and whrng in every direction. advance. in a
iuiint and sympathetic spirit to light up the theatrical
sdui5s Of the day These sufficiently numerors and bad
fair TO make and lively and CELEBRATING eon'a-
siop That their many eoored uster viii be witnessed and
enloyed by a multitude q persons we cannot donbt In
Day briggs the city vast concouTse o. visit
ors; and TO these wcl many town residents The
theGier is no ncondrablc q pleasure on Indecnd
eDee Day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-04

THE OTERo MURDBR.--This case was brought upbe-
fore the Kings County Court q TeTminer yesterday
and motion made by TIE District Atorney TO sentence
the prisoners Gs-zes and Re lcier bat the matter wa aid
over tho General erm which meets IN September
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-04

THE LAGER BEER DEALERs.-A meeting OF the
lager beer Of Brooklyn held at the Military Garden
near the New Court yesterday afternoon but bust
ness importance transacted and they adjourned TO
await the decision of the Courts in relation TO the nnctions
granted and applied for.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-04

NORRIS AND Essex RArLRoAD.-Ihe worK oi
changing eusge of this road has been completed ana
are now running regularly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-04
WoRKsTo A CHARM.

Your machine works 7, does The work flEuy-hnt
Effectively Although other may be g'd yet there ee a,ss,
ghichlifsch 20 thea" and yum 81
10 s SuPERLATIyE !Rchari slh to The W;oI Gibbs = "
Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-04

RAILROAD AcCDEST.-An old gentleman named
by the Jamaica Railroad yesterday and
so severely injured that bis LIE Is despaJed or
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-04

OPEN on THE FOURTH. Those who wish to spend
r,an hour the PnaExoIoaicaL MrstuN vii mud it to-
day Ryaminan. with sdve TIE best paTsu' viii be made
VI Eroadwsy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-04

THE PROSPECT PARK-The following gentlemen
were yesterday appointed Commissioners for Prospect Park
Slas Ludam Teuuis G. Bergen Greuve I. jerks Henry
c. Murphy, st., and Wdi. NJ Thomas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-04
TOILET PnEpAR ArIoy..-rhe country s fall Of

-
persfa iona for beaug comp xion renewing yoath etc.
b., l. pisgaralon that setne remove those tr9wp ana
W not. pagche. the I'll more tasIcrsi.e teni'
Lh, frrcl. PERRYs 1 u celebrated Morn and FKfcKlE
LoTfox. 1t ial. Sold by al druggists.