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burned oy the explosion Of can OF coal oil at Han
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s;ncsrelv mournsd.
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As-wonderful but Truei Madame REM
Tssros the world renowned Astroiogist and somnam-
bustie Cairvoyaut, while in clairvoyant state, de-
linsates the very features Of the person you
marry, and by the aid Of an instrument Of intense
power known the Psyehomorope guarantees to pro-
duce perfect and fe-ke picture Of the future hus
band ws Of the applicant, with date Of marriage,
occupation, leading traits Of character &C. This Is
imposition, IS testimonials without number assert
By stating place Of birth, age disposition color Of eyes
and hair, and enclosing hy cents aud stamped
lops addressed to YOURSELF you will receive the picture
by return mail, together with desired Information
Address In confidence, MADAME GHRrRUDlRsnisoroH.
o. Box 2a7. West Troy NJ oejs
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No Cholera In New York.
reported to-day.
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Luck slips downward to indulgence. Labor
strides upward and to Independence.
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. "a WAsHIHoroH, August 81, 1855.
All beal circulars sent from these rooms are signed
BY the chairman Of the National Union Resident Ex-
ecutive COMMITTEES and Its secretary and all moneys
intended for its should be addressed 10 CHARLES
KNAP, Esq., chairman Of the National Finance Com.
mttse or deposited to his credit with Samuel Fowler
ESQ Of Rittsphsuss, Fowler Co. All applications
for contributions to the funds Of the COMMITTEES will be
made by the Finance COMMITTEES, or their authorised
agent who will bs duly accredited. None others are
authorized 10 solicit contributions for the Of this
Committee. CHARLES KNAP, Chairman.
JONI p. CorL., Secretary.
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ss-Notice.--stockhold ers' Meeting OF the
WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA, and GEORGETOWN
RAILROAD CoMPAdY.-on MONDAY, the LIST day OF
October proximo. there will be meeting OF the Stock
holders Of the Washington, Alexandria, and George
town Railroad Company held at the office Of the seere
tary, No. AL Bsnnsylvania avenue, in Washington
City for the election Of Ave directors for the current
year and the TRANSACTION Of other important business
appcrtainiug to said company.
A full meeting is respectfully requested.
JOSEPH b. sTswARr,
sepl .2awiw Secretary W. A. 4 O. R. r. Co.
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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
~ UNITED STATES PATRsT oTPICR,


WAsHIS0Tos, August "a, 1866.
On the petition Of John Pepper Of Lake Village, New
Hampshire, praying f,r the extension Of patent
granted on the oh day Of December 1854 patented In
England tho 22i day Of November, 1851 and reissued
IaG Pepper October ~ 1863 for an Improvement In
knitting Machines, for seven years from the expTa
ton said patent which takes place the 22d day
OF November, 1866: ..-
II ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent Once MONDAY the 9Th day Of November next,
IL o'elock, and all persons are notified to appear
aud show cause, II any they have, why said petition
ought not TO be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required to Ale In
the Patent Once their objections, specially forth In
writing at least tmenty days before the day OF hearing;
all testimony hed by either party to DO used at the
said hearing must be taken and transmitted In accord
ancs with the rules Of the ONCE which will be fpr-
nished on application.
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon as testi.
mony must be ned In the office tosnty days before hs
day o. hsaripgi the arguments, II any within ten days
after Ming the testimony.
Ordered, also that this notice be published in the
REPuBLIcAs aud the IRteiii0enosr, Washington D. O.
aud in the Journal Portsmouth, n H., once week for
three successive weeks the drst Of said to
be at least sixty days previous to the day bearing
&c THRAKRR,
loo. =, . no s,. q Commissioner Of PAtonts.
ID rH-Editors Of the above papers will please copy
aud send their bills 10 the Patent once With paper
containing WIS aoass' Au2s'lawSW
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- Al N Letting OF the Board OF Trustees
OF Public Schools, held Tuesday evening, the l4th
instant, the following resolution was adopted;
Resolped That the following places be dsssnatsd a.
Offices for the Transaction OF all Public School business
by the respective Sub Boards Of Trustees:
For the Sub Board, First dlstret, First and Second
wards)-school- ROOM corner Fourteenth and streets
For the Sub Board seeond district Third and Fourth
Wafdst-Sehoo room % u, between Sixth and Seventh
streets IL A. u. .. .srr ..HH.r.H.F. ..#... .....
For the Sub Board, Third district (Pifth and Sixth
ward)-walsch School Building.
For the Sub Board, Fourth district, Seventh ward-
Male Grammar School room, Jno. Thompson, teacher
on sixth street. '... -.
The Trustees viii be in attendance at these oa,ces
from 70 81 O'Clock each morning Of the week. from
Monday to Friday inclusive, during the month Of Sep
tsnbsr, aud all persons entitled to tickets Of admission
to the Public schools, procure them at the places
and times designated.
By order Of the Board.
au24 sol2t n. =. BOssEAU, Secretary
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- Moth and Freckles.-J.adiss amicted
with Discooraions the Face called moth patches o.
freckles, should use Perry's Celebrated Moth and
Precte Lotion. It Is infallibls Prepared BY DR.. b. c.
PERRY. Dsrmstoiosis 40 Bond street, New York Sold
BY all druggists In Washington and elsewhere Price
a. myl7-u&ssm
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S1-Madam Mounts Pile salve-a Valuable
Remedy for that Disease; also, Consumption Destroy
sr, and Entire Care for the Bronchitis, Asthma, Ge
be found 81 stott's Drug Store opposite National
Hotel; oimans, near Metropolitan Hotel; Ford's,
ner Of Eleventh and Psnnsylvsna avenue; Bntwsles,
corner Of Twelfth and Psnnsyivanis svenus Blliott's
corner of and Twelfth strssti HArbsugh, corner Of
Seventh and a. jal2-H
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N6Breech-L Loading Arn.-The hoard Tor
the Examination of Brsech Loading Arms, Of which Cen
srsl Hancock Is president In session at No. 81
Winder's Building.
Arms will be received daily, between the hours Of II
q. m. and p. m, until further notice.
Inventors requested to submit their In per-
son or by agent to the recorder OF the board.
W. OWENS,
Capt. 9th .. S. Cav, Brew Lieut.. Col. U. A.,
mhl2-tf Recorder,
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The following auction sales Of real estate took
place Yesterday al the Exchange SalesrOon:
By A. J. BLEEcEER, son co. -,
Pearlst-HOuses and lots Nos 1891, 39l ana 81
Pearst, opposite the New Bowery and Oak.st. lot ~
feet In front 81 feet in l2O.n and ~ feet III
depth; $1,000
Twenty. ffthst-Tho 3.story brick house and lot NO.
223 West TweDtyfythst., the north side, between
Seventh and Eighth ayes house 2x52. lot 2ix1 DiocH;
sl40O0.
Columbia. st-Tho 3story brick house and lot No. Sc
Colulnbia.st between Delaney and Rivngton' SITS.
house 20xie lot 20xlO0; $500.
Columbia st-rhe 3-stOry brick house and lot No. 3s
Columbiast.; house POKE lot 20xl00 IS %25. -
COMMUNICATIVE 3stOry brick house and lot NO. ~
Coldmbie,st.; house 20x4e, lot 20Xl00; $500.
Clark.st-Ihe lease-held premises No. IS Clark-st,
between Domnck and Sprirgsts. lot 25x7ji lease 81
years from Nay lej at ground rent Of $3.50 per an
mum; 1880.
Eighty seventhst-The o.story brick and basement
east Fourth-aye.i lot is l7xlO0 In. house, l7Ii0
$500.
Eeyenth-aye.-One lot east side Eieyenth.aye IS u.
sonth Of Sixty .fth.s 25Xl00 s 200. one lot adjon.
ing, 2JxC0 $1,000. Onc ot adjoining. 2j,lOO, $1,000
FnysiNth.st.- One lot north side, Us Il. west Of
Seventh ave. 25xl02 10 in, $4,000.
fftye.g lthst One lot north side 325 II. west OF
EIghth-ayc.. 25xl00. 5000.
Forty .thirdst.-One lot north side o95 II. west Of
Ninth ave-. ls Az block 5000 One lot adjoining
IL 4yi block, sl,sOC.
Forty.ifth-st-0ne lot south side, l25 n. cast Of
Tenth.aye., 25Xl00. $4,000.
By wsI. RESNELLY.
Walker st-The four lots and buildings thereon Nos
|, . and Wakor-st. being the northeast corner
Walker and West Broadway extending f12 II. OF
Walker and 90 on West Broadway, for $1,000.
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HAvY-YARD ITEMS.
The gunboat Memphis has been put on
aud Will be laid up IN ordinary. Sh,
10 have been dispatched to the West Indian Sgua
but The Department has decided 10 send the Wins
VI racing notoriety. in her place. The Winoos
now being fitted out. ard viii shortly be ready fo
The Idaho will sail on her trial trip in a
Jays She is now ready. and II marine guard
men uas been assigned 10 her. The general on
"Postal IIiseries" Again.

To ne Edito, Of The ". T. Tribune
SIR Allow me one word in reply TO Mr..
Thomas Doyle A printer sending proof three times
week might be presumed to have the authors correct
address, and should bo very unreasonable TO CON-
plain of postal delays lit were rot Evy package
uas eorycoy addressd STREET and number bea1 dsfiHeiy
uriic. may here remark that lettor also correct
~ addressed AID deposited IN the Philadelphia Post
Office by the writer Of this. moro than week ago has
not yet orrived Where the fault lies IN either case
cannot guess; but consider the public alton of my
"miserios" justified. since Mr. Doyles attention has
been called 10 them. BAYARD TAYLOR.
Ne.- iOT. Feb. 20 1906
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J ,evmsu.r Creyan said that be had known The prs.
oner for 10 u years. and that The prisoner got out
Of the ear, sc. Nov, the two HATS aie
shown by their own statements 10 DO men
of infamous character They have admitted that they
have been committed several tines for stealing, end
various other offences Witnesses of that KIND are nov
entitled to full credit unless corroborated by otnbn
nesses or by the facts oi the You can beneye
them if you think they are telling the traln. IEe
Judge then quoted decision Of the Court Oh Appeas
relative the credibiy 20 be attached TO saeh WIZ
nesses. The pardon shown by the District Attorney
restores Cregan 10 all his rights and renders hl co
petent witness. The defense have placed on the sta
William Robinson who swears that Cahli was NOT w
man who shot the officer; that the man VINO ole
shoot him was a smaller man. He knew Cahiil,
but had not him for period OF tye years. IL -
for you TO say whether person could Dc eapaoiU
reeornzing man under such circumstances after such
lapse Of time. Harvey the man who had the pistol
was placed the stand by the connsei i0r te aeieo
and he said that Hart and Cregan tod INN thaI NV
knew nothing about the shooting OF Duryea. Do'h
Hart and Cregan swear that they said no snch tnhg.
IL appears that Harvey associated with a lhese
witnesses and it is for you TO say what degree Oh crea
YOU shall attach the testimony on both sides IN ils
case all have done their duty, and now III remains ioi
YOU to do yours. Weigh well the testimony ahu
render such verdict as your consciehces WI" aPI4o''
! and the law will warrant
RETIREMENT OF THE JURY.
The inry then retired at III o'clock. and In their
absence Sir. Clinton excepted to the charge OF lne
Judge which exception the Court refused 10 RECEIVE ~
the language Of counsel TO which ruling counsel TOOK
further exception.
THE VERDICT. .
The 'ury reantered at o'clock and rendered a'ouc'
Of Gully OF murder in the second degree;
Mr. Clinton asked that sentence be deiayed Few
DAYS 10 enable the prisoner to present IN the sna OF
ondavs or statements in open court such cohsdera-
lions "a voud operate the Court In passing sehtt nee
The District Attorney pressed for immediate SEN
tence.
THE SENTENCE.
rudge Rnssel then said: John Cahil YOU have been
fonnd guilty OF the murder in the second degre" OF
Police Officer Bnryea md the sentence Of The Court Is
ba, you be sentenced 10 State Prison Tor the Term OF
your natural Efs.'
The prisoner was then removed.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEw-YORK.......f.b "a
Cleared.


Steamship Bremen (Droml aeyrr Bferl.n, oeiiels Co
Steamship Pa,spco Drf Baltimore. J. Is. SmllL
Steamship Kenn, EalDoIds, PLiadepAo, Thorn 10
tisL -
Steamship Virgo, Brlkley Savannah, Murray Feuis Co.
Steamship Westeho,er, lnsrahari Wilmington De-, A.
Abbot.
Ship FIvori,a. Bash san Francisco, sl'ton I GO.
ship Herman (brl, Cnishnk, Melbourne, Mailer Lord \
Quereau -
Barx Aber'us (Brl, Olueld, Vera Crlz Ilrsoa.s Go.
Bars Norge Sor Hoso Co.'s Tor orders, tuucn. Mcincss
& Neudt.
Dark Mayaower Lovejoy, Barbados, Il. Tlo~1sdse'
Sons
rrs ;. 1hurs.on Clark, Ponce 7. H. ~ p sherman Co.
Brig Ros.uer, Crabtree, Norfolk, T. b. Chase 60.
big Acme, Hamilton. Falmouth or crdess Boyd Hipo'
ken.
Brig Merred,s (Br) Kohl Cieufnegos, Fowler Joys.
Sea-. Laura, L. Watson, Wells, Daren, 4. NJ NaJhe"A
Co.
Schr. Moonlight Miller, Daricn, T. ". MeyLew Co.
sCLI. W elt9I. Little. jacksonville Van Eruit Sagn
Schr. :. - Baker Beauiort North Central RsroaJ Co.
Schr. Charlotte Brown, ROBBINS. B4Iacoa- j. Dousass
Schr. Elo law I'd, N.ckerson Galveston Cary'r.
schr. frsnA Nel,cu, Goson Wilmington, ddFsy, I'ius
c..
Sem FLYNN. Cloud, Cushing, Gloucester j. T. s'ei'on.
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Trayelcrs' Guide.

10 Albany ~ Hudson L. H., Depo, 5Jthst and
l0thave and by Hedem X. H., Depot 26tb's.'
and 4th.av.. via Iluds0n River, y, 10 o. H., y,
g. and 10 D. H. Harlem II 4 ni and .. Q. M
Sunday train. via Hudson River, o ?. m ,iy
cars between Chambers and 3th'st Ns'ioh
aud CITY Hall and l6ths station.
To Baltimore and Washington, by the Sew'Jefsoy
Il. r. foot OF Courandtst and 10 a. M
p NJ, and u midnight Sunday ;...'...,.',s'' m
TO Boston, BY New-London line, Per ~ W. H.
daily lSur day excep.ed). pm
To Sston. by New.Hayen r. IL, via spr!nghei;
| 70 Boston bv New Haven r. r. 2.tl.s,. and 5.n-
ave. via shore Line III and D. m. sunday. p
| To Cananda gaa Rochester, Buffalo, Salamlncaand
West. b. Ese Railroad, foot OF ChanoeEs-st'
a. T. 10 a. MS and pm. Emigran trai......: p IN
| 10 NJ hester, aud Long Branch, by haritan and
| Delaware Bay H. r., via steamboat Jesse Hoyt
frompier " R. m.
,ip r. r. A. M and Yaphank. ......s a. ~, aud
To hscket;s'owr and in,crmedae stations, oJ
! Morris and Essex r. H., foot of Barclay-st., a.
| $3.50 a. BY same road FOR stations west o.
Mibuu E, f:l0 D. M Morris;own Express..:. p IA.
and Sprinsseid-seamer. leave Peck SIN at. 81 p
10 New. lIaven by the Newllaven R.R, 27th-st
and lh-av nj T. g. III q. ~. lli j. 3:4) ~. aid y m
10 tie West, by Central Railroad OF NewJgsey
yiaAlentown. from foot Of Libcrty-sf.. ~ H.
p m, y N. and $500 SUNDAY irain...'.. p IN
10 dhasPin ey sHJ III lS isnd6S
m. snd u midnight. SUNDAY ..............s... IN
To Providence. b. steamer City ofIrov,derce' ey
cry Inesday, Thursday ana Saturday. IRON Pler
93NR, -. IN
To Washington. by Neg-JeIsey r. II. .oot OF
CouraRit-,'., and 0a. in : p. m, snd u
midnight. 3 I'M
To Permon, BY Northern Il. r., New-Jersey
from Jersey City % y. 4. III u and b;VS p ~
To NewDresns, every Saturday, Alintc ara 's4'"P1
Steamer ing.
Tor further information IN feit Roroad Tins Tables.
see advertisements IN ano hes part o, tn. plprs.
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ArrIveG.

Steamship Cen Custer Cecket., PHILADELPHIA, viii mdss.
20 W. KirSpa rick. 49,
81 10 Desuu narts (Port) Soares, Lisbon a days. with
Wit e. cork & e. l.. T.. Ausinck y Co.
Lark MasiGlel Soae, pn, all % d,yt, with mdsc to }.
+ Joy -
Brig lseae A. Reed ODoLnel Greytown fSlrl. e dsys
cottou ldes Sc, 10 Central American Transit Go.
Big Ne ie Delaney, Antwerp via Lisbon 95 days ae.
10 order
BIB Centlur Mors,en, Cenfaegor IS tays Thompson
Hunter
Brig 'eonou Qil, Batone Palermo 81 days, with fruit,
wine. &c 20 order
Sem T.. 4. snth Cory Newberne, " G., nd,e. 70
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uFn nk pANI
PASSENGER, Arrived.

FROM CHARLESTON-ln s,esnrnip A.lsnihrn. Rishs
Rev bishop Lynch Mrs {. h. COchrtt, Mr.. Farley and
child MIS- ". Casey aud Two Children W. A. Jackson, Jas
Hall w +. Ross Lieut. j. L. Cater. Dr. A. y. Psine J..
Valley Capt, D. p Davis. Geo. Pepper W. :. Carter. Ill.
Word Benz Aeron, \. English r Besel ; Goodrich,
j. H. Allen J. q. Allen i. l.. Bishen. w. A. Hinton T.
Dyer q. Is. Holmes, T.. w. Brry, W. II. Basd,l H. H.A
deIson, J. W. Hail. and one in steeTag'.
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with indictments against the following persons Richard
uhistadt alias John Muller for passing counterfeit curenoyy
Edward Moran, for having counterfeit currency 81 his
sion with an intent Vsss the same Henry Williams fos
passing counterfeit $50 United States Treasury note ind
susanna Abrams for having contereit currency plate In
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upon the abandoned females who infest many OF tho
streets running parallel with Broadway, and arrested
no less than 10 Of all ages conditions and colors.
sent some of tie more deprayed 10 BackwelPs Island
fined others 10 each and committed the rest for e1'
animation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-24

PRIV Pabee reports that two monitors, built in En-.
glani for the Government Of Chill and which were
already at sea, orced to put back into English
ports owing to tho weight Of their armor aud guns.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-24

SUSPECTED or STHALISG.-O Thurs lay morn.
ing last. officer Herring. Of the 10th Precinct saw
George johnson passing through Delaney t.. with
bundle nnder his arm. The officer crossed the street
toward him. and johnson Instantly went into hallway.
and retained In moment AFTER without the bundle. On
DcBg questioned US 10 what he Lad done with II. he
stated That he had en it with "A friend. He was tikon
into custody and The bundle found the cellar. 1t con-
tanned two beautifully hors ,.Dankos ana hat
No person In the house know johnson. Yesterday be
was committed by Justice Shagdley. The contenss Of
the bundle were sent TO the Property Clerk.
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ADVERTISEMENT
4 SILENT SEWIYG.MAcH1SE, making the
celebrated "WcoI Gibbs stitch" strong elastic anc
durable WILCOX GiBBs, No JOS Broadway.
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Dort-iUarnrns' Nctire.
STATE OF NTW YORK.

STATE OF NrN lOfk
PoRr-WARDENS OFricK. 40. IL, Wal q.
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance With
section OF tne ac. passed april IL. 1851 eL ed IA
Act to eoranEe the Warden Office OF the Port Of New
lor u al persons interested in having cha se o. ne
matter OF such inquiry examination or survey thss
the fOow.n, vessels under examination BY tia Po
Warders that The SAID surveys examinations VIII 10
completed within days succeeding th's notice
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-24

F PEIsoSAL.-T Alhambra lbrings as passcn-
ger tls Right Rev Bishop ~ ncb Catoliel Of Charles
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-24
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Next to the "Veto Message" the great sensa-
ton of the DAY the merits Of KgNrs EAST lydia CoFPRH
For sale by al grocers rs cents per pound Wholesale
Depot, No l54 Reads-s,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-24
RECOVERY OF STOLEN PRoPERTY-ARRE,T

Recovery OF STOLEN PROPERTY-ARREjTs
on SUsPIuos.The silk mandatory OF Joel Il. lyan'.
1t the corner Of West and Banks sts entered by
burglars lato at night nbont three weeks since and
robbed Of silks end thread Ia large amount officer
Smith Of the Twentieth Precinct. Thursday hight
received information that two named Henry Courts
and Richard Grimshaw had offered spool SILK for
sale. lie csted them. and searching their room
found aud spoiled elk and cotton valued ut $50
This subsequently identified portion al that
stolen. The prisoners were yesterday committed for
examination by Justice Dodge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-24

THEFT OF A WATCH.-Durng the progress
Of the fire in Centre-st. on Thursday afternoon. vii
liam Harris alias Carroll stole from the pocket u one
II the bysianders named Charles I. Strong % New.
Brnnswiok y. d.. gold watch valued nc s2s0 with
wnich he attempted to make his escape. Tie action
was witnessed by Detective Woodbridge Of tho sI2.1
Precinct and he gave chase. Tho thief IN his flight
attempted to sccTete the watch in the lining of his ha
He WIS oyoraken by the officer and the stolen prop
ery recovered. Yesterday the prisoner com nit
ted for trial by Justice Hogan
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-24

On Thursday night. Captain Mills Of tho Eighth Pre-
ainet apj the men uDdss His command made Y raid