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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-08-23
EDUCATIONAL.
GTANMORE SCHOOL,
~ SANDY SPRING
- NI0Nmn nNInnU

STANnoR5EA Sg699 St,R1se
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, Mn
The Exercises of this Institution viii
sumed on the FIRST OF THE TE ps r.:
MONTH, (October) LIN
It is designed to be a select BOARDING s.h.,
for Young Men and Boys, The Course S of %!
thorough English education, the hiehar Wool
mates, and the Latin and Greek langns o ,1aAe-
BY the especial request of the Prncin.,
full Course Of Lectures on Natural Scianapoa,
be delivered by his father-in-law, Ben;s.m.iil
Hallowell "'ahlh
For circulars, containing full particulo,.
ply to FRANCIS MILLRESP'
Proprietor and Princina,
Benjamin Hallowell, Sandy Spring M
Phillip r. Fendall Washington; 'Gt ess,ardd G /;
Reese, Baltimore, Md; John Janney, Lse o..
burg, Va; Samuel L. Brook Upper MAJ sei'
Doro-. Mo: au 22-eo3u
A LEXANDRIA FEMALE SEMIN1pV
II NO. 50, WASHINGTON STREFT
Session opens September 18th, 1866, and clos.
last week in June, 1867. '''Se'
Course of instruction, thorough-scboo,
buildings commodious and elgibly locst hu9'S
Philosophical Apparatus, ample, includine
fine Telescope Teachers, con r.g c
and experienced. '''
The Special Department" offers unusual ID
vsntages to young ladies wishing to beco M,
teachers, or such as desire to pursue any M III"
uIar study beyond the usual limits. '"'''''
For catalogue containing all necessary inro,-
nation, apply to T. KEMPER
su 2l-tI ----------- Principal.
Tg1HE ENSUING SESSION OF MISS y
4 Y. GWIN'S SCHOOL will Comma.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-08-23

DURE FLAVORING EXTRACTs.-Van
T. Ia, Lemon, Pine Apple, and Bitter Almond,
for Ice Cream. Jellics Blanc Mang, Custard,
&c, &C., just received and for sale by
IOUGH q TOLSON,
ic l9-tf Corner of Prince and Pitt SIS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-08-23

General Stout, of Louisville, Ky, has been
appointed chief clerk of the Patent Office, vice
lion. Thomas Harland, recently appointc
Deputy Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-08-23

u SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
The subscriber will reopen his school for boys
on Wednesday, the 18th Of September next,
at hi, residence on the corner Of Washington
and Duke streets, Alexandria. Virginia.
Having had more than ten years experience, he
is prepared to give to those entrusted to his care
a thorough course Of instruction in the English
branches, Greek, Latin and Mathematics. For
those who desire to study French, q competent
teacher will be provided
Terms, per quarter Of 10 wccks-payabo in
advance.
For tuition of advanced classes. ....S12 SO to Sl5
For tuition Of Elementary Glasses. 10 % to IL
French and Drawing (each). $500. 5D
CHAS L. POWELL, A: Nj,
on loft Principal.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-08-23
WOOD & COAL.
TTOl FOR CARLIN'S SPRING.

I'd, ssa EgiT s.s -.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-08-23

rCHE ALEXANDRIA SCHOOL,
LYCEUM BUILDING,
Corner of Prince and Washington SITS
w. D. STUART, A. NJ, Principal:
w. A. SLAYMAKEK Associate Prin'l
The exercises of this school will pc re-
sumed ut 8 clock Il, ~, September II, 1876
Terms, per quarter of ten weeks-payabe in7a-
riably in advance 40 80
Preparatory SchOol.... 20 W
Junior Glass. ~ w
Senior Glass. ~ w
Modern LAM uages, Drawing, &c, at Pro-
fessors Charges.
For further information apply TO either Of
the principals au ll-eotscpH
MALE CLASSICAL AND
M MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL,.
The undersigned will resume the exercises Of
his School, Oh MONDAY, the 10th Of Scptem-
Der next.
TERMS, per quarter of ten weeks, PAYABLE
IN ADVANCE:
Elementary Class, ."....""......".........S cog
junior ooO
Senior Glass. lOO
My- No EXTRA CHARGES.
aug 11-cot25&dtf WIN. i. BAKER.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-08-23

1t is admitted that the corn crop, III this
section Of country, will be the best, for the
quantity cultivated, which has been grown for
,oorV vnors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-28
MAYORS OFFICE.
An Alleged swindIiug Operation.

Perry Vet on Saturday appeared before the msycs
and made affidavit to the following Is resident Of No 10
Jersey City the 18th inst bring sd
of he consulted the columns OF The hc lok Hs
aid and attention attracted by he following nooet
the country Apply to Moore New Cksmber'st
DepOnent therefore the place indicated in the a.
vertsement where he met W. Moore ana man TO sh.o
he introduced Dr. Joseph W. Stewart that sad IN
Stewart represented that be bad store m spenceipo nes
County IN T. for which be desired 70 procure the services
good faithful and attentive clerk that deponeni signihs&
his Willingness take the position and he hoped thai his a
pcaton would meet with favor at the hands OF d. Sew
Deponen further says that DR. Stewart announced that ne
thought deponent would be suitable person LOT BIS 30 |
(Di Stewart had deponent before ne woua
require deponen deposit the sum OF $500 as security Tor tss
faithful performance Of the duties which might be assigned s
him-a correct book account OF all INTERSECTIONS anu u"
honest exhibit Of oil moneys received aad dlhouHe1-
for which services depOnent was 10 receive ~
per month, payable Of the enc OF esch uon.S
DepOnen further SAYS be sgDhed his willingness 10 soer ns
the arrangement bot AYERS that he told SAID DE- stewart
ne thought II the part OF prudent man 20 iolus ~.
ten agreement relating TO the matter that sara II
aud drew one up there and then wheh ne 1919, s,sns.
and affixed the necessary Internal Revenue stamp thereto
wheTeupOn depOnt paid his deposit OF the said SUN
$500, and al once made all necessary arrangements
accompany Dr. Stewart TO spencerport there TO enses
the duties 10 which ne might be assigned.
Deponent also swears that on the sd inst be was
20 Spencerpo and called at the aforesaid hooss
part deponent and said Dr. Stewart went 20 the hNen
Railroad depot Twenty siNthst and Fourthavel hp,s
arriving At the depot Opponent says that D stewart toe
him he the De- would have 20 LIS hotel for his wfa
who TO accompany him to speneerport dePoneni ssr
late hour evening and neither Dr. Stewart OF his vin
made their appearauce the following day depOnent went
Spenoerp0r instituted inquiries Dr. stewart bat hs
informed that person. and such psce Kept ~
any person. had been known about SPencePort foo
years past
Deponent returned this city Saturday last aud went e
Mr. Mooos room which person depOuent believes receives
a. for introducing him to Dr. Stewart and made inquiries
for Stewart and informed said Moore Of ell that bad trans.
PRED but deponen failed to obtain any respectful attention -
the hands Of said Moore
Mr. yet before the Mayor and upon the stats
contained in above affidavit his honor caused hors
tn he
h connection with Mr. Vet In the matter straight
forward and honorable and done in good faith Mayor Hon
Nan not being altogether satisfied OF Moores nnoc m tue
transaction caused him be 10 the 1Ombs wber- b
will any indictment the Grand Jury may bring u
etratrs him
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-28
s.r..x. n Tr.e-AiIegea Kx,er,i...

In the Supreme Court Chambers, before Justios
Mullen on Saturday In the Of Marks and Cohsn sss
Lydden the defendant applied and set aside
son Judgment and execution under which the SherA
had seized his property the Of $1,000 The facts 80
mp hs affidavit, certainly peculiar The defendant -
item saws that he in trade tailor at factory'na
8 L. and dealt with the PLAINTIFF wholesale clOtiers n
this cty that on the 10Th OF April last Cohen OF tie
plaintiffs induced him % come to this city and when hefo
deceived him Police Station House which he represefed
hotel; that he then told him that bis salesman hsA
robbed him. plaintiff and had given the defendant srge
quantities OF the stolen goods and that unless he PAID an ths
Of 800 he would expose him aud ruin bis credit III new
York that after deaining him IN custody uns ~ O'Clock
night policeman sleep with him az frencn's
Hotel the morning he taken 20 the office OF an a.
where he alleges under threats and ntinidaise
He further that he innocent OF all completely WIN
and had received goods but thoss
had purchased The adays in opposition denied that he
had been arrested but submitted that thes had -
coune him in the Police Station They assorted that the
voluntary the part OF tue deona
ant that he admitted that he had received good. soss
the firm TO the amount Of $1,000 .
w Dmmick counsel for Plaintiffs argued that Ills oieus
had done nothing wrong and that the defendant voluntarily
signed the confession Of Judgment and that the motion shora
be denied.
Edwin James contended that the whole transaction Of
questionable character that then own sdms-
sion plaintiffs had been guilty of compoundiag felony
full where the parties could be cross-
examined should be ordered BY the Court The criminal laws
had been put in force to exto this and the hAa
obtained confession Of judgment for e. O and two notes
for another tl.OoD frsudnlently and by extOrtioD.
Judge Mullen said that he decided the motion on the
papers be shoad deny IT; bat circumstance as submitted
strict should take place. He therefore DECIDES
leave the Referee report all the facts to the
Court Reference ordered.
Edwin James and Mr.. Duuphy for the motion Dimmict
he rs fOT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-28
Passenger Arrived.

PROM GLASGOW--In steamship Britennil-Nrs Scott, Nh
CsrDpbeil asou and three children Mra murphy III
NJ LcLean wife, j. K Cesates, X ite.,nd W Ni'is al.
and Mrs Grant J. Moiurk, j. b White J.nr brown
five children Margaret Per Net orkey 70 W Mafn Jo'h
ID Mcconnell, p White, iafkns john Dawes is' . '@s
John Duncsns0n. Mr smith
H. J.. Puesade. T. Won Hafa j. De CAfo-
msson Haran Fr. Jushsfy and e5 IN the scer.ee . .
FROM DDMlNotlti.o braifoTd, III 81 r hTati ora
R6rnos r Homtoel wife two children Miss g. Ho-
u1ce ~ Creis John Beck Theo BROOKS ~fe two chi
ren md servant Macgrst Chss Levy V Guef r brano T.
Goodrich and Misses Garage Csniss'e T. Ascencio'
Mrne. s. Dliourcy. A. "a. saA' j. VIDA, j. CouTonns - -
FROM LNEHPOOl-ln steamship City ~ bo,ion-ihe hev'
MI Pso Pascal T. A. Calvert NJ C1laghsH and lady
Mr. LYNCH W Wright Mr. Leslie and VILE M Chsirs milton
Mr. Hamilton and j. d. facounrage T. o. affa Mss scr
Foant Mrs Booth Mr. BndouJ and lady MI Van hslfen'
Nrs Carroll and three children Nj Salssant Ms Nlon
L. M. Hurc and two children III ~
" Pickering H. Kabler Misc McDougsl MI Paylor and lady
A GREGORY SIR Bissnd g. n. stue Mr PeIcva lsdy child aud
nurse Darlington J. O. Asher Mr. HuT.i Ar Brown M Bruce
four chlafen Mira Crawford aud daughter Dit Adams
Mr., Leger Mi Fncoubdgo aud lady Mr. iargav.s MI fz
Eis, Miss Read ana 81 ~ the Nfef-se ,,t r. A.. w
FROM SAVASNAH-ln stesnhip Iybee-Belafni T. Nah w
Rowe. William Cook = Henry Thomas 1unlsp william pelaa
J. Morrison Lieut. C. F. Richards sud lady Mrs n " HERMAN
James A Palmer and cLid Mr kesOn, h Walfe A. Luxe
g. Lawson Thompson, J. McDouad VIM Williams e. bi1ntley
A. Cook. NJ. J. Kennedy, Mr. Wright 3 Mclaughlin .
FROM HAMBURG AND SIMULTANEOUSLY steamship sar
ou-Iscob Asch A. schader r. buhlef T. kow hf end Mrs
Surzeney.e and Nrs Heuke C. Braun Mr. and Mr. Nindi
re child Fredo E0ey Lote Randnzky END en.
dren Sophie HAITI O. Kcxmcyel o. Psow, valentine neu
wife Seued Augue Neubrgef and two cn1en
H. Baron on hon Walter inns joseph bo"N ana oiHs
FkOw BRFMFN AND sOUTIAMPTOS-In steamship neri
Duekwiz Frau Ripping Bernhard and CHI dfsn M Hot
M inuemsu Isador Flesch W Badskee W. Muller, Mr. ant
MIR Ks.cer Simon rzder Jacob fTante and others In sec
FROM RIO JANEIRO-In bark ?. c Wsrwick-ThoG II Hath
away Nj and Mrs Flora
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-28
nle0ieal.
Pas.engers sailed.

FOR LVERPOOI-In Steamship City o New Nork-Mrs C. J.
Holman Mrs Garrett M., Lizzie Baxter Mn oSniv99 sni
Co.'S Ms Mne Dr. Norder and WIFE Richard Miller. Dr. j.
AbbrshsIDs Charles +. Hawthorn and lady McNu,y and VIE
wife and child John Br,rt North John Bray Mrs Iurate
daughters b. stodmsn Row Mr. keenau George fny'
joseph R1onda hiPno Cavaio' lose sa"'h, ~ "i
IIi,o1 Cen e Prcln.v Mr. Reid Miss g. H1on Of New York
Furner Master Mr stark Miss Iuue John ann
A W Lindsay L. Egesiel Dr. W r. carton Dr. Curpgg A. Neil
Provdence A. ; MAbesen and = feyuado and WI
ard Williamson john Duff John Mckay Joseph john Davis
b. r. Bsuheu Of Boston Simon uinn Danan eIe 20 OF ran.
do Vacles Of Havana Grne IT. BRADY a. NcAdlm ffeder-
Tasabue. James CLARION A. Dul-r Emeero Aomso II =
Cocsson Mr. John Edwin Mr. Tucker A. g. Obef A. T. h. Lai-
FOR sANANNAH-ln Steamship Missouri T. McCary Miss
stears Mis-, Mary fzpacs Mi, .aermau apt Deot
Woodford ". A Collier d. Sullivan ana wife MISS hnD Ht,as
Miss Acne. Murce MIR Heferman Mrs Pharsee Atird Pea
Charles Kude BENJAMIN Shuz Mrs. ~ Manen George Robert
son, ggsrt \ogey, John &c snd wife H. p sa' " la
Morris W Lawrence C. Cray and family Miss Belle Lyons Mrs
Wickhau H. w Charck and family Jo.eph juTyea hcid
Thompson Sir and Mrs Peufod r. Henry n NJ Coleman Mas
Lewis James Madison, Capt Allen D. Il but''
and l25 iu
in steamship Lvng,tou-Leut r. B. Savage Leu C. D. An
dsrson F. r. Robb Z. S l6sTfa u BnI, ner Miller Jlmes
Hughes james BALDWIN > 4 Solle h T. Day Thomas efuei
n Delapne Mr. Ney g. = Owens, a Frn6enhenrr ~ ani
Mrs Patterson children and servant ant j. "A smith MAJOR
Leonard NJ and Mrs Levy and children Miss ~ Ivy H.
Lippan Col l. Lambert and lady. j. W. Butler. ~ O. Do1b
Joserh Housensn Mr. and MTs Alex Dunno Nj and Nft W a.
bsrnev susan Wisinsoa Nh Porter L.rconb lusrrsol
l. Whcombe Mr tordhn Master fodhsm Jsn3es 4. fsi,rI
Mr. LaboytomP ~ Lagdssnef Janies t.tfk - I -
dawson X. Bardel III Hunt W H. smith, Lieut. bstef u
In .ssmslp virsinisM. NJ P wIfon Thous, Brou.c Gen
Gesrse Pomeez United States Consul So IetcrshuTF ohes
w. 5s,o1 4 % 9P F.rr G'i ssoS ha3 Pa MIS- sb
Wevk Csptsin George D1ovar a ". a. Peyiou y ~ Wilson
ard Alfred Kre.smsun Mrs WsrwicE Nils Campbell AI hie's
mao, Mrs. Kressasn, anu others IN the steefage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-28
ANOTHER DEFAULTENG CLERK All
RESTED.
The BnnLIng-Neuss of Dunens, shermns q
Co.-The Lss-os 20 the Amount Of S42, 24O-
None OF the stolen Money Bccovered-Ccm-
initial OF the Prisoner In Default OF $4,000
Rail.

On Saturday last Capt. Jourdan of the Sixth Pre-
cinct arrested Lewis Colin warrant Issued by Justice
Bowling OF the Ioombs Police Court This warrant was
issued some time since on complaint Of Mr. William A.
Macintosh Of the firm Of Duncan Sherman Co., the well
known bankers OF Wall.st. .
The complainant that about six months since the
prisoner left their employ He had filed the position OF conn
clerk having been employed BY the firm to take charge
the money and securities e by persons who had procured
letters OF credit from the firm when about to travel abroaa
and great the trust repoed in him by the h that ms
accounts scanned by them The money and secnr
nrused to his amounted In the aggregate TO large
After Colin left examination OF his books was made and
then discovered that he defauter 10 the amount
Of Si2 700 divided follows s2S 900 in United States 2O
coupon bOndsi IS 600 in Treasury Notes. $4,000 In bonds
the Lake Erie Wabash and ST. Louis Raroad Company ana
one California State bond Of the value Of $1,000
Soon after leaving the firm the prisoner sailed for Europe
aud until he ont of the country that the fact OF
dedication discovered few days since he returned
the time warrant having been issued for his
nrrest he taken into custody az mentioned above.
None Of the missing bonds were found IN his pos
session The prisoner Is very uneomnunlcaye, put II ~
stated while Europe he led fast life aud probably IN
that spent the stolen funds On statement OF the
Justice Bowling informed the prisoner that he
should require 900 bail from him to answer the cgarg and
as he unable 20 nd person who would become ms
surety that amount he committed to tho lomOs lie
native Prussia aged IS years. OF good appearance ana
address
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-28
Dangers Of Grecne-t.-A Husband ssd q
Father.

In the United States Commissioners Office, before
Commissioners Osborn Saturday the OF the United
Sate ag John Smith charge OF attempting to pass
counterfeit so According 10 the defendants owa
story though invalid be somewhat Of spree the
other evening and wandered into Greenes There he va
solicited by quite pretty oourtezan to enter house Hs
told her that be had little money but she not to b
denied that plea Finally he consented aud went and De-
came indebted his ascnator In ST. Tor which be offered ae
bill In question. II sent out and pronounced Dad NJ
told story of having got IL iron down town ThiA
he Acknowledged the Commissioner misstsIemout
and accounted BY saying that be had received scGe
money debtors the country and thought t mass
have been among that.
The Commissioner -You a married. man an. Asd
have childreni of them DO suppose your wife
aware Of tR / do not. Would you like her to knov' Ma
Sir Do YOU often do such thngs' Not very often Fos.
while invalid aid your health by drinking strong
liquors. aud being husband and father add 70 drinking
this even more demoralzng vice. This is combination 81
crimes which alone you should be punished might -
more excusable in young than In your Gaze Your
stories too about the possession Of this money are contra
dctory and do satisfy shall have to bold yog n
sOO bail for examination and adjourn the to TuesdaJ "a
give you the opportunity Of obtaining counsel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-28

upon bsr Mr. Guder also reported that the men OF Bsu@1
had responded to the appeal Of their New Iok Dreoren
declared that hey wond stand By them I'LL they gained thS
eight honr system
report received tnat Mr. Ferris had men TO VOTE
eight hours though IL vs stated he had denied doing 70 The
bosses and that Mr. Fisher had man employed Oh Us
eighf-hour system
it reported 20 the meeting that tho stone cutters
lad forward assist the and pledged tbe
selves TO aid the strike.
Resolutions we're adopted emphaiioay denouncing srr
breach Of by the organization declaring that tue
men had never sanctioned authorized roous proceed
nls
Mr. GRIFFIN commenting the declaration OF the bosseA
said that II work left New York the fault no, OF tDd
but Of the employers who had refused do the
eight hour plan though had been asked TO do by
chants and captains
Mr. a IL SIBERIAN said this the eighth week OF ths
strike and tue result thus far had proved 10 has mind that ay
gaining ground and that popular opinion with them
The bosses who opposed them opposing public opinion.
and must therefore eventually fail
After the regular proceedings Of the meeting had closed
Of about 81 900 distributed men out strike
The public propose have great public demonstration fs
w0rkmen today for the purpose OF showing their dstsrmia
ti0n 70 continue the strike
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-28
eHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or NEw YORK

Cleared.
sosp.ap Bremen Bn Neynaoer, Southampton and Bremen
sie.@o rna Br Prsw, Liverpool National Steam Nav
steamship city ofNsvYors Br). Leioh Liverpool John O.
Steamship City Of Dublin tBrl Eynou Liverpool J. Q. pie
sssnshp MeneEs Msrsbmsu Charleston. Lvns.on, FOX Co.
Steamship H. Livingston Baker sayannah LIVING o 20 Co.
Steamship Aeu,hne Re y, New Bedford Fers1pn WOOD
steamship Monezan rl HsusAaw, London Rowland A'pin
Steamship A'dae cry os,'Gg G. III. MIy H.. Hay Nv.
steamship Georye Cromwell VAIN NcN-Ofe'A' H. d. won
steamship s,sro..s, Cfogen char!e,toa A LeaIy.
sesa.sAP eeIau. ,t.unasd Beauort Murray Ferns . Co.
ssa. 3l.s Tssr Dean Wilmington y e. b. rer.on
Ssrshp valley City Pee Norfolk city Point and Richmond
Steamship Niagara Couch Norfolk City Point aud Richmond G.
steamship Neea, BssI's Boston Sspags steamship Company
Steamship W clyde Powell. b e " i r 20 r.
Steamship CHESAPEAKE, JOHNSON fosia ~ p ,'Iws 20
sp Charles Cooper Jorsn san ffsas'' fo We ISsPl
sp lerhei (isra FIsd,rei' Hamburg via Baltimore sonsn
Bsi Jals Heyn pru, Schultz COD VIA Philadelphia Funsh
slTs ssSs Ham, Lu,esn Hamburg slonsn EdJ.
BsrI ouioE',ep fo,,sr Ha'sas j. T. Mo W., 10 c.
Bs .f jo.e X iis Sho. Nso,s Rass Co
B,rA Elm Bens lBfi tnt4 Bonouds }. ~ 1,I'ss s.
BIZ Arua rl, BI,,.woJ; Gleenio"n i'f o'eeT' funch
BIZ ilsrae b. Bscs,t Lasiayrs and foo osbeo D's'
BIs Rob,r, Now, Ho,cA4o A,cibo R. ory 1fewbTds'
ss Co w lps c.gp, 8 Theme D 2's I. Co. &C.
Bn. MILAN Ns.i Mcbride Co" Bay. G. p. D. r. Ds"oh r.
T
Big ya.s' sel. Cgtl oeys Gov Bay C. swain
sahr Ooen BDl Perln s. Pierre, Msrtinqa' Lsfs"uy
/ fynae
schr Julis A. Baker Bskes Nassau, J. Douglas
II Fs.Ioqs ~ Pe'fe iia6o l'sns Lqe9, ,yift 90
schr Rambler tHrl bssrl, H. Johl ~ b.. A smitcr Co
Hchf beosze Darby. C. g. fslrf 20
sehr Oe5 kasc Hastings jacksonville Honda William d
OG.Vs.
schr J. A Efwafds Line F,rrsndls A. Aibou
sclr tfo~tit" Bel bfavasr 81 .as.u. r. & rhomA =
Z Homs'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-28
LAW INTELLIGENCE.

SUPERIOR COUET-sPEciAL TERy-May 2G-Before jus
fice GfLYlN
DECISIONS.
Abraham Il. Coleman agt. Henry Chauncey.-Mo-
ton granted and cause referred
Conrad For oft Frederick Wells ct a.-Motion granted
on payment of mai Zee disbursements Of trial and t0 costs
Of this motion. , -. -. ,,,
Joseph W. Caher ct al ag,. David W. Teit-Aoton
granted and default opened.
Martha Maragh agt j. j. Kelley-Aotion granted
Sgismund Seisheismer agt Philip iTankenhemer james
W. Sprague Henry Winsn Seth heller agt lhoWAs
stAcT.-Motions granted
W. ID. Fernald agi. jaime. Caherty-Deiaut opened on
pfgment Of disbursements and $40 costs Of motion.
Fred C. Barker ngt Thomas Stacy 81 al-Moton grantee
Maria L. Schafer agt Edward NATURALIZATION denled
vi lout costs andSgithout pre- 70 renewal M
John Heckcr agt Nelson BeacherOTder granted or ses
uent Of issues on 10 DAYS notice.
James c. Jewett agt Henry c. Wsrd-Boton granted anu
reference ordered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-28

CulEIEsroS H.RBoR-soee given that and after May T.
1867 red light will be exhibited from lighthouse Castle
Pinckney IN the harbor Of Charleston, S. &.
NORM AnYHcA-WYsr CoAsIA light vessel has recently been
sand Heads 10 fasefyef bfh Co
umba which dsf tEed white Light bell sounded niogy
MgDrERRAsEAN-CoAsr srRIA-IniormAilon be-, been
Rns Iset OF IrpoA Of Syria
has been altered from a rod a hred white light.
SRARrvEH BuO Notice has been that during the
navigation o. light will established on ths
emty Of spkoca CubePcson the len BANK
Of the Bug
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-28
Ului0eno Notices.

o7rIcr oY TIE PACIFIC Man STEAMSHIP CoMPaNI.
NEW YORK. Msy l6. 1866. )
rg'VTRTT- SECOND DIVIDEND.-NOtice Is hereby
sven ,nat the Board Directors this day declared
DtnFNp OF FIVE 49, PER CENT on OF The net esrEings o. e
o ending Ami PAYABLE the Otce Of the company ~
BAY Capita STOCK and - much Of The scnp STOCK
- been paid. $500, . A.. -. -.
T rir Books will be closed Friday, the 25th inst and fe
opa-i Monday by order Of toe Boz "a Of Directors
~ THEO. 7. JOHNSON, secretary-
OgrrcF OF rHE NEw-YoRK ALLEeHAsr on 3oAPASr'
No 3 Liocrty-st, New fork May H. 100
OWE BOARD of DIRECTORS have this day de-
1 orred DIVIDEND OF FIVE PER CENT on the capital stock
Company PAYABLE the Office On snc alter the @fh INST
''' was ~ " WM h. PHELPS Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-28

Information received IN Washington from tru-twor.
tv source effect that al Grenada Mississippi agent
OF the Freedmeus Bureau acting superintendent dolores
schools in that locality violently assaulted ny gsrs
Rebel ruan knocked down and beaten because OF hs con-
necon with the Bureau The leader OF the party gave Inn
self up the civil authorities Immediately after the occur
whereupon the judge the CouFi tned nn r. aoaIs
and psrittod him 10 fape Tic town The terror Of peaoes
citizens The superintendent referred 10 ABOVE writes ~
follows 81 aware Of the fact tlat NJ ne Ia ho sale
repeatedly advised The man We are boafoug rs
has been told that are threaenns 10 nafn w ''
iugs II ne allows us 10 stay mere.