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RY THOMAS BOWLING. Auct.; aeors.,ovp

kf THOMAS BOWLING. Auct.; Georgetown.
NESS STAND AND BESIDENOE in GeorSe
town. at Auction. "
Will .eh, in front Of the premises that verv
..s.bls and desirable property Situated on His
- ieete inches on Ugh street with a santh Of 5e5
ss.,. i6 Ss to vide alley IN.
dwelling, with large hack buildipg conrs;n;ns
y Iet me and cellar and o, of the best locations
Terms cash 500 TO be paid on the dsv N.
Conysyanee and stamps a. the cost Of the Dur.
UM lInsl THOs BOWLING. Apc,
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
RuILDIHGS~ AT CAMP BARRY, kc., FOB

Chief QuartermdSter'S 0Fce. Depot Of Washinetor.l
WdShinston. ID C., July 2S ISIS
Will be cold At Public Auction, on -WEDNES-
DAY, AuRu,t J., under the direction of Breyet LIT
o. m, q, CAMP BARRY, on the BIadensburg
road, near first toll gate
Two ~ Hospital W ards. 20sxsl feet
One "a Mess House. lsx6l feet
Two az Officers Quarters l6x24 feet
with Dead House, Sheds, Sinks Footvalk Gov.
cred Ways. &c.
Immediately after which, at FORT SARATOGA,
on the old Bladepsburg road.
One "a Mess House, 2lx6 feet
One ID Kitchen, 13x4o feet
One ID Hospits log, 25N50 feet
Two (2I Officers Quarters, iUx20 feet
One ID Oficers' Quar- ers. l5x2D feet
attached.
Bulldogs will be sold singiy. and ten days are
allowed for their removal.
Terms Gosh, in Government funds.
d. H. RUCKER,
Brevet Major General and Chief Quartermaster.
y256t Depot Of Washington
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HrHE ARnvr sAIE1s posrpnurn
RY J. o. MCGUIRE q CO., Auctioneer..
TRUsTEEs SALE OF FINE COTTAGE
CONTIGCOUsTO THE CITY, ON THE HIGH
SkO1hDS BETWEEN kALORAMA AND

CONTIGUOGeTOT CITY, ON THE UiGH
GROUNDS BETWEEN KALORAMA AND
MBRIDIAN HILL.
On MONDAY. the 18th of August. at s O'Clock
p m, on the premises, ! shall sell Lot 4, OF the
tract OF land known a. the Widows Mite" sub
each. " ~
This land 10 situated on the high grounds north
west Of and contiguous to the city, and is one Of
the most beautiful locations I'm this vicinity for
cottage residences, commanding as 1t does, an ex-
tenave view OF washlngton and the surrounding
country, and 10 OF easy approach. direct Through
from Connecticut Avenue, and adjoins the valus
BILE place Of Mr.. Little, and 10 in itself value
bic IN copsequsnce q the prospect either Of Kalo
summer residence for the President il being be-
tween these sites; and II is also proposed to con-
struct passenger railroad ont Copnecticut ave .
to the boundary. There is also . quarry Of stone
on the place, to " hich purchasers will be priv
LEGGED TO get the stone from gratis for the foun.
dstons Of any buildings they may desire to erect
Plats Of the property may be seen at the auctisn
rcem OF j. Q. MCGUIRE 4 Co., where the propertv
may DE purchased at private sale.
Terms: One half cash residue 8, IL, and IA
m ontbs, with interest, fer notes secured on the
property sold Conveyancing at pu rich sser's cost.
-, VIM MOUSSE, Trustee.
JAS Q. MCGUIRE CO., Aucts.
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DR. LlwIr, Dk kE4GSHi h.. REMOVE, from
E42 TO 200 Penn. avenue, ten doors/
n E,S Ureat D,seorsry IN Dentistyy
sons having Teeth to extract. would advise them
70 cali a. DR. LEWlES ONCE, and have them
Silver Plates: In srder that ali persons should
nave Ieeth We have reduced the price very low.
selves Also, call and see the new and i'm
No. 200 Penn . avenue ketveen 10Th and 10Th
streets. A|'n snu AStn
je 2-tf SR LEWIE M u Dart;s.
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Snn CAsEs SUPERIOR HOOK WINE of thu
CUO following we'll known brand g. viz
FORSTER RIESLlNG.
DElDESHEIMER
rRANCK TAYLOR

NIAIsE DE SAINT FLOUR; LA PETITE
l.. Nam an; La Maison de Penaryan: M s6.mni
telle de 10 seigiiere Les Daigts do Fee: T.s. ps
tits Qissaux; L Rstsille de DANES; La P"nara
sux YeuI. 'ouuro
IN TRANCK TAYLOR.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES

INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Nl LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY
NEW YORK CITY,
OFFICE No AIS SEVENTH STREET.
Washington City, d. q.
SmS JOHN T. LIGHTER Agent
+ AkEMENy INSURANCE GO. OF WASH
INGTON AND GEORGETOWN
OFFlCE No. 1, over Bank Of W ashiuston
CHARTERED BY CONGRESS, 1877
....s'' 10 600
80 900
property Of all kinds insur ed for q year or la.
Builders risks granted On the most favor,n,.
No charge for policies
IA Es ADAMS. President.
6emuel Oropley, Esau Ptckfell,
Robert w hite, Of GEORGETOWN.
VIM. Wilson, Themss Parker,
1ohn D. Barclay, Richard Barry
sam kedferR, Chas. W. Davis,
p French, T. Ed. CLARK,
Andpew Roth we'll, Of Washington.
, Ths Directors In Georgetown are authorfzedVby
the BOARD to renew pelicies and take risks in
BIS eoem ABEL g. DAVIS, sscry.
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"a iooM,s

p. Inventor and rqPT .sensss - Of Il. n1uuRaL
PLATE TEETH, attends personally 49,
n,s om tSe. Ii TIL, this city Aany persons cant
these. "AS O~"n"s "ess
Persons calling ct ny efnce can be accommodated
Slth any style and Price Of Teeth they may desire
put 70 tnoee VINO are particular, and wish the pa
mat art can procure, the MINERAt TEETH viii
Blooms in this city-Eo SO. Pennsylvania ave..
Philadelphia. ' o. N IL -
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boys SPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING.

RoYs' SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING.
SELLING OFF TO REDUCE STOCK.
We offer our entire stock Of Boys, Youths and
REApY.MApK CLOTHING
AND FURNISHING GOODS
at greatly red prices, and wsuld ask early
call to secure choice selections ct low prices.
WALL, STEPHENS CO.,
322 Penns. avenue,
N as-stif between eth and 10th streets.
rT,RIIsIMAR-Protscssd By Royal Letters Pes
q 1psans end fs. sp q TN ss1
TrissS % No. T. l. the easOsua remedy for Relax
SD TpsaS.r No. Ss.
the nS.s0Us use q ToRcn: 1SSe 20, s
the Of mercury and al other dsaeseraous fngrs-
Each prspsr.roa 10 in the form Of . most ssrss-
abls Eossnse.. secured from the enects 81 climate
Spa ioul Gases IN one Tor o.. and II o.
thus saving %. Divided IN separate doses - "a.
eWholss.ls ana retail By DE-. BARROW. No. lsA
:fo 3 lea :i:c q j. .. foRD. 10. $50 r; ave-.
uELAB0LDy I1IRAgF BUOHU AND N
little or change in diet, no inconvenience, aud
NJ SsSisss IN IL sssiop. snd re. IRON III inSai,Os
hRBOW'S REVIEW FOR JULY.
IL CONTENTS:
l. The Old and the New; by Jas ID. Noyes. 2.
The Place British Americans have Won 10 His
tory; by Henry Morgan. 8. Sketches OF Foreign
Travel a shall southernegs Emi CRATE 20 Brazilr
g. The Future Of South Carolina--Her IAviting
Resources g. Home Educ alton and TIE Home
Circle; by q Fitzhueh. ]. Virginia her New
Spirit and Development. s. Journal of the War
Entered up Daily In the eonfederacy Depart
ment of Industry ind Enterprise. Department. Of
Aericulture. Department Of Mining and Mann
fsctures. Department of Conmerca. Department.
on the Freedmen Department. CT Internal I'm
Droyements Editoris al Notes. &C.
s,n dollars per anppm subscriptions received
BY Iysl FRANCk TAYLeB.
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DENTISTRY.

lib. LOCKWOOD, Washington BuiIding. RAJ
- Penn avenue will fill Teeth with -.
goId ana insert TEETH on Rubber atS
very reduced price. Teeth extracted with 011x0
out pain. - ,e H..
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~ AND
LYING-IN ASYLUM,
18th street, Circle J corner Of M sfraat

III
" LYING IA hNS ASYLUM,
18Th street, Circle) corner Of N street,
This In.titution is stu ated in the most healthy
grounds Cars pass the door eVsrS miDy,s. as own
Terms Of Admission from So to s o oer week
advance. This includes Board, Msdie,.ss. Medical
ard Shrsaed! Attendance.
gsY + %%sA fSsssSS%a4at 4 +
SiISi;H h Is -
IH Ssp MH! 1kEE+ n. p ;srsst; wsshinston
skArfSSS s TYfGk at6 SS: sonsssssn
or to hs os At tho
Sissfs for sdpissi9n to the IREE beds Of th In
GILLETTE. Pastor Of the LIST Baptist Church. and
rs : or %Ss1,
S Siers OF tie o. E A. can be procured through the
my ls,sm q: q. HALL. D. D. Secretary.
DOkTABLE
and economy with the minimum OF weight and
price. They are widely and favorably known,
more than eco being in use All warranted salts
factory no sale
&c. HOADLEY co.
y II COUSIN Lawrence. Mass.
Snn OASIS SUPERIOR HOOK WIN r of the
" goSSTEk sI iisLHSGn 0rAn''' viz;
DElDESHEIMER
RUDESHEIMER
HOCHHElMEK
HIERSTEINkR
which offer for sale in quantities IN anti ,rr
chasers, at low prices S
samples Of the wine can be seen at the "Union
hot,iiPg DeIot," No. 81 Green street, George.
dim Riley A. sB,NH
NAPOLEONyBIsTOR or JULIUsCFsAR.
/ volume I'd. Fir Morton Peto on the Reson res
and Prospects Of America. Spenceris Nsrrat;ve
Of AndersonviIle Prison OrsvenS Prison Life Of
yef Davis: MY vinsysrd At Lakeview Rivers,
Miniature Fruit Garden. Raes' Footprints az a
letter Carrier -Four Years in the Saddle: by
ys TRANCK TAYLOR
I A NIAIsE DE SAINT FLOUR; La PETTTl
Nam an; La Maison de Penarvan: M s6.mni.
tslIs De 10 seiglis,e; Les DaiGts do Fee; Les Pc
TITS Viseaux; i Bstsille de DANES; Ia Pondra
'S IN fs''' rsANox rAY,"S our
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~ LINE OF STEAMERS
BETWEEN
NEW YORK,
WASH NGToN,
GEoheErows,
AND ALEXANDRIA, VA.

AND ALEXANDRIA, VA.
The Steamers 81 this line leave Shows o0n~
Wharf, Georgetown. every wEDNES- AE6GN
DAY and Pier IL. North River, New>b
York, every SATURDAY.
Passenger accom- mod ations unsurpassed.
Freight received daily. and kept under cover.
Goods received on storage at Shows Wharf,
Georgetown. ID. G.
For Passage and Freight apply to
JOHN w p. MYERS, Agent,
No. 101 Water street, Georgetown.
HO0E WEDDEkBURS,
Alexandria, Va.
WIN + REMSEN,
lO-1n 81 West street, New York.
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ALENANDRIA Al
GEORGETOWN RAILROAD.
- T.
THR0U0H LINE BKTWEEN W1ssIsaTo ~.
PHILADELPHIA AND HBW YORK.
~ 40

rr~,.. A.s-. ,WAsHiSsroN, March 2. 1895
~oH rn oesysen arlington and Eew YORK ars
Fok new YORK, without change % cars.
nc oaiy Except Sunday At 80 .. N and e.N
FOB NEW YORK. changing cars at Philsde,.
Lesve daily Except Sunday st nu Q. 10. sps
FOB PHILADELPHIA
Leave daily Except Sunday at 50 ana i,.m .
m, and< 30 and $50 D m
Leave for New York and Philsdelph,s NJ ea,.
%. ehIy. wv
Sleeping cars for New York on $50 ,. n. train
Through tickets TO Philadelphia, New York or
poston can De had at the Station ONCE at an non N
IN the dsy, As well as at the Office IA the Amer
lean Telegraph Building, Pennsylvsnis avenue,
napolis, and the West An'
W.P. SMITH, NJ aster OF Trausport.t,o,-
T.: II COLE, Geseral Ticket Agent.
oc Jul 0EO. b kOONTZ. Agent, washipetou
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RY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucuoneers.

DUMBARTON.
Under deed of trust from John r. CLARK will
sell, on the premises. July 18th, at o'clock (if not
prevented by rain, twenty Lots warp ing from
three TO ten acres Of land, adjoining the District
line, northwest OF the Post Offce. on the road 10
t bladsnsbuIg. four miles from Washington and
land is In high GUILTY. alton, with a comfortable
Dwelling, &c The lots have elevated building
for building. The railroad to Point of Rocks will
pass near and one Of the contemplated sites Of
tne ffesld entail residence and public park, name
distant. " ' ie
Plat to be seen at GREEN & WILLIAMS, Wash
ington. m
y THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED IN
consequence of the rain, until WEDNESDAY
18th August. when 1t will positively tahe place.
THIS sale presents rare Inducements to gentlemen
wishing to purchase handsome building sitee for q
country seat.
U @-d tIntl GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts,
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WHAT TEE SURGEONS SAY OF THE sAMAR
ITAN,S REMEDIES

"Posr HOSPITAL, FoRT MARSHAL, Baltimore,
Md, Feb. %, 1861 have great satisfaction in
stating that have used The Sama ritan Remedies,
for Veneral diseases in its most customary forms:
that / have used them with Judgment, discretion
and properly, and, have found them respond to INV
anticipations promptly and efectually. KNOWING
their composition, have the fullest confidence in
their efficacy. and far my use Of them extsnda
! i'''n''''' ''''A "xkfRED O. BOWERS,
"Assistant Surgeon, 6th n. Y. Vols"
Sold BIZ 8. O. FORD, corner nth street and Penn.
sylvanis avenue, Washington; HENRY COOK
Alexandria, Va; and by Drnegists generally.
DESMOND CO., PhfladelDhia. nay 6-tf
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XN IL l. TAI BIB d L Ely,
w STEAM MAkbLE WUkhS,
Manufacturer Of
MARBLE MANTLES, MONUMENTS, TABLE
and WAeH6TAND TOPS, &C.
Monuments Mede to order on reasonable terms
and ehoTtest notice.
Will keep constantly on hand EA6TERN MAR
BILE and MARBLE THING.
Orders for Plumbers SLABS promptly attended
te Penna. avenue, bet. 18th and 18th SITS. west,
WashiBe top. D. o. MARE
sOooessor g Ana. johnson D o..
WINE MEROHANf, WHOLESAkE ANDkD.
TAIL GROCER, end dealer in SUTLBR6' SUP.
PkIES, 1e9 Penna. Ayenu Z. between eth and 10th
tTsets Waahington D. o. hU-soly
NEW BOOKSk-Marcys Thirty Years of Army
IN Life on the Border. illustrated Annual Oy-
elopedia for 1855. Goodwin Smiths Lectures on
the etudy Of history, Summer Rest. by Gail Ham.
iltop. The Emerald edited by Epes 6sreept
Hartshorns on Cholera. - >"
JeH FRANCK TAYLOR
DENNIEe can be had In sny Quxptities AZ the
et0 Vn0s sounssu de0-o
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CEORET DIsEASESI
SA NJ A r FANS GIFT!
NARITlNQ GIETI

TIE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVER USED
"Yes, A POSITIVE CURE" fer
GONORRHEA, GLEET, STRIC TURES, de
Contains no Mineral, no Balsam, no Mercury.
Only Ten Pills TO Be Tdkes TO Efed Cure.
They are entirely vegetable, having no smell nor
any unpleasant taste, and will not in any way in.
in twenty four hours" Prepared by graduate
eminent Doctors and Chemists of the present DAY
no exposure, no trosbte, NO eAdnse uhaterer.
s SnS na try the
ps ssnt 3. ss Fsn Dsin Envelope
BLOODl BLOODiy BLOoDyu
sOR0FULA, ULCERS. SORES, SPOTS,
r.SSEIES E5st sp
Hfssd e' PRsss Il tn.
most posent AID esetua remedy even m
scribed and eradicates every particle Of
the yensrss poison SO that the cure i: thOroush
edy and be healed. and do not transmit II to your
postertty that for which You may repent In after
years. DO NOT DESPAIR
e aESB .
system: syst the bad eass. + SsTss1, the
7, msMA .iseuon. with which aan1a5s
males snfer the boot AND HERE JUICES 81 mot ns
fs@s Gearing down falling the Won nsuo DR.
biity, and for all complaints incident to the ssx,
Sent BY express. Price 81 Is per bottle.
sAMARITAN's WASH
Is In caees OF phis used IN connection With the
Full directions. Price Is cents
The efficacy Of these remedies 10 alike acknowl.
Il; fSf sss g. Sospissl sno They are used
TTAN's REMEDIES
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DENHIEe can be had In sny Quartities at the
eS0 Vmoe eounseS1 DEBIT
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This Institution 10 stu ated in the most healthy
portion Sf the District: surrounded By Its own
grounds. Cars pass the door every minutes
Terms 81 Admission from ST to 10 DER week
In accordance with the room required, payable in
advance. This includes Board, Msdtc,1ss, Medical
and Surgical Atteaddnct.
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s, IN caees OF used IN connection With the
Root and Herb Juiees.
Full directions. Price Is cents
The efficacy of these remedies 10 alike acknov vi.
edged by ply sicians and patients They are used
in the u. s.. Hospitals.
The New York herald., 1866-04-27
NAVY BULLETIN.


Acting Master +. s. Osborne from receiving ship
Princeton and granted leave Of absence
Acting Master Charles Grieve from steamer Lenapes,
Acting Master James Nelson, from receiving ship
Vermont, and granted leave OF absence.
DETACHED, APRIL IL.
Acting Assistant Surgeon f. A. Dulin, from steamer
Don and ordered to steamer Pampero.
Mate John f. Peterson from duty at Navy Yard, New
York, and granted leave OF absence.
Acting Ensign Any Hartshorn, from Coast Survey
steamer Bibb and granted leave OF absence
Acting ASSISTANT Surgeon N johnson, from steamer
Pampero on reporting Of reief and granted leave OF
absence.
DETACHED, APRIL Is.
Boafswain wm Green. from duty at Pensacola Navy
Commander II. n. Yard, from ordnance duty at Pitts
burg Pa and ordered 70 duty General Inspector Of
Lieutenant Robert b. Rie, from duty at Norfolk Navy
Yard, and ordered to frigate Potomac.
Mate =. W. Hathaway from frigate Potomac, and
Mate L. Z. Bradbury from duty at Navy Yard, Bos-
ton, and ordered TO steamer Aantonomoh
ORDERED, APRIL IL.
Acting Ensign Henry c. whitmore and Acting Passed
Assistant Surgeon L. H. Kendall, TO steamer Don.
ORDERED. APRIL Is.
Second Assistant Engineer II. 7. Phillppi and Third
Assistant Engineer James H. Clark TO steamer Marble
second Assistant Engineer Josiah chanee steamer
Gunner Thomas Robinson, to duty at Navy Yard Nor
folk, Va
Lieutenant Commander s. Livingston Brcese, to duty
Lieutenant Commander 4. A. Roe TO ordnance duty at
Pittsburg, Pa
APPOINTED, APRIL II.
Jos A. whitman Robert Lynch, John Sinnott, Frank
Hocr and jos Duggan. mates, and ordered TO recciv
ing ship Vermont.
APPOINTED, APRIL Is.
r. j. Sperry, mate and ordered steamer Shamrock.
William =. Burke, acting boaiswain.
ORDER REVOKED. APRIL Is. :.
Mate VIM. ID Gregory to steamer Mantonomoh.
APPOINTMENT REVOKED, APRIL IL.
Mate \. NJ. Topham, Of New Bedford, Mass
APPOINTMENT REVOKED, APRIL Is.
Mate David Fader, Of Brooklyn, N Y.
HoSoRABLY DIscHARGEp-ApRIL lG.
Acting Ensgns II. Clay Leslie, from April Is, and r
wilkinson, from April Q.
Mate william FIsId from September 15 last
Acting Assistant Surgeons Robert Cowie and b y.
Acting Master James NASH from April 1e
BosoRABLy DISCHARGED, APRIL IL.
Acting Third Assistant Engncer George Westinghouse,
Jr, from August last
Acting Ensign Andy Hartshorn, dated March l.
HoSoRABLv DISCHARGED, APRIL Is.
Acting Master Chas Higgins, from April "a
Acting Master c. y. Mitchell, from April Is.
Acting Chief Engineer John y McCuthen, from April
Acting Second Assistant Engineers Reuben Mcclena.
han, from April 1e Alex. @ Stuart from April TO- and
Acting Third Assistant Engineers Charles Parker from
March /; Edward Kelly, from April d John Dunlop,
'S Cas-. and ws% nson from April s H''e
DISMISSED, APRIL IL.
Acting Ensign Charles A Hodgdon, Third Assistant
Engineer Andrew X. Henderson
DESERTED.
Gunner John D. Boston. late Of the steamer Msnton-
omoh.
RxsIaxEp. APRIL 1s.
Second Assistant Engineer william n Barr
Assistant PAymaster Jesse r. Woodbury., OF Quincy,
pLAcED ON sscK LEAVE.
Lieutenant Commander Samuel Magaw
The New York herald., 1866-04-27

persons promises and seizing books and papers This
is not warranted by law but is trespass They go TO
business and to officers or corporations and require
them TO furnish from their private books statements OF
their cuslomes' and neIghbors' bus ness This they
have not any legal authority TO do The persons fur
nsng such statements arc guilty OF breach OF NOR
camille honor
ASSESSORS now, since the decision OF Judge Smaley
will endeavor to get possession Of the books OF business
men under the prelcxt that they want them TO test
the correctness OF return which has not been aced
upon When they thus obtain possession OF the
books they will overhaul them with reference to
old matters 10 ferret out some ncorrectness IN
previous returns This will be done TO impose penalties
and enforce foreitures AS onehaf Of the amount re-
covered to the nformer the nducement to use the
law improperly for private gains Is very great andt Is
apprehended that officers cannot resist great
temptation.
If person is summoned to appear before an assessor
with his books he has right TO seal them up so far as
they do contain entries relating to the particular
return under consideration The assessor has not any
right to examine any part Of the book not relating TO
such return.
II the law Is administered in accordance with the
spirit Of Judge Smaleys decision will cease to be
offensive it has been. II is the tyrannca and lawless
conduct Of officers that brings the law into disrepute
The New York herald., 1866-04-27
death warrau, al The conclusion Of which he asked

death warrau al the conclusion Of which he asked tho
prisoner II he lad anything 10 say.
Glennon replied: Yes, VI have something TO say
accused and OF murder In the rst degree,
.. which was not gully. did not intend 10 kin my
wife, and only struck her blow. She was drunk AT the
tnlc and fell with her neck across The cradle where
she was found dcad | wish To say that die true
Catholic and those who are left behind me 10 DO
the same. :,
deputy sheria-Is that all, cuIpritS Yes, sir, that
is all
The clergyman then advanced, and handing crucihx
to the culpr again offered up short prayer in his be-
half Glennon then shook hands withthe jailer, the
warden of the prison and other officials who had been at
tenve him during his incarceration, and then turning
10 the sheriff, signihed his readiness to die.
The deputy sheriff then advanced TO the prisoners
sde and pulling the cap his face addressed the
crowd as folows:-
And now good citizens OF New Jersey, the sheriff Of
this county about to carry out the order OF the Court
embraced in the warrant have just read The scn
ence OF the Court burning TO the cupro Is that you.
James Glennon be hanged by tho neck until you are
dead May God have mercy on your soul
With the last words Of the deputy came the signal for
the execuouer the FELL and the body of the cuprt
dangling In the air. few brief struggles, and all
over.
Glennon maintained his elfpossession 10 the last and
died fully penent for misspent life he was thirty
years Of age and native OF Brooklyn As curious
incident might mention the fact that the cuprit was
born, killed his wife and hanged on the same day OF
the month, namely, the 10th.
The New York herald., 1866-04-27
The New License Law.

since Monday last Colonel Bcrtam Inspector OF Ex-
cse has issued about five hundred blank forms Of app-
cation for license, some Of which have already been
filed ont and returned 10 the ONCE Of the Inspector
No action will bc taken upon these applications until
they have been passed upon by the Board their
lar meeting Tuesday afternoon Several communi.
cations have also been received and placed on aie
awaiting the action Of the Board many Of which seek
exemption from the law under various preteoces
PROCEEDINGS or THE LIQUOR AND BEER RE-
rAILRRs.
The liquor dealers and innkoepcrs who are at present
in great trbulation about the new license law, which
gives the Board Of Health unlimited power In the prem
ises continue their agitation in opposition TO the In
question, but they gradually appear TO come 10 the
clusion that they will submit and obey the law
Prominent hwyer and the District Attorney Of Kings
county In speech delivered before the German retailers
Of Williamsburg and Brooklyn tuesday have told them
that the Law s constitutional and that u will have TO
be enforced until repealed This is also The opinion Of
The executive and the ohcers Of this organization
hold regular secret meetings at the steuben House,
with the provisions of the law The most cb.
noxious clause OF this Law, far the Germans
are concerned the one prohibiting the sale Of liquors
boarding houses cannot Be compelled TO close their estab
lishmenis Sundays inasmuch they have TO
modafc and supply their boardcrs The Brooklyn inn
kecpcrs who their meeting Tuesday appointed On
executive committee are 70 the German organxa
ton in New York this evening and on this occasion win
same day meeting OF the New York Liquor Dealers As
socon n " be held TO take action In reference 70 the
The public In general also appears TO bs much
concerned about the opetions Of this law which, cspc
eally among the German population, IL considered a
very oonoxlcu. enaosmen on account Of The Sunday
publican Central Committee, IN some resolutions passod
have pronounced themselves against n BY the Ger.
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