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The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1866-08-14
Id. Il. OETSTED.
GnHEENs 1NsEM.

0FERCHANT-JAe,lcf IN Dry Goods Ready-rr ad'
vi CI thing, Crockery, Groceries, Flour, Feed
forG Provisions &C., Main street, Coulcrsport, Pa
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Itch! Itch Itch!
SCRATCH! SCRATCH! SCRATCH
WHEATON's OINTMENT,
VIII Cure the Itch I'm IS Hours!

Also cures SALT RHEUM, ULCERS, CHIL.
BLAINs, end all ERUPTIONS OF THE SKIN.
Price so cents For sale by all druggists. By sending
90 cents to WEEKS & POTTER, sole Agents, 10
washington street. Boston, It viii be forwarded by
P fres Of postage TO any part Of the United States.
SRA' i 1854, sp.notcs Wky Tyr.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1866-08-14
L. STERRrNS q 90.

nTFRCUANTS-Deale in Dry Goods, Faney
M Goods, Groceries.f revisjons Flour, Feed, Pork
ans everything usually kept in good country store
Produce bought and sold Il -
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BUSINESS NOTICES
Free aud Accented Aneient Work MasOns

TULALIA LODGE, No 342, +. A NJ Stated
II Meetings on the 2i and 4th Wednesdays o. each
month Hall, in the 81 Story of the Omsied BLOCK
D.C.LARRABEE, Sec. w Nj. SdEAtS' Nm
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1866-08-14
DAN BAKER,

DAN B4A x Ests
DENsION, BOUNTY and WAR CLAIM AGENCY
Pensions procured for Soldiers of the present
War who are disabled by reason of wounds received
or disease while in the service ofthe United
States and pensions bounty and arrears Of pay OBJ
Laned for widows or heirs OF those who have died or
been killed while in service. All letters Of inquiry
promptly answered, and receipt by mail OF state
ment of the case of claimant will forward the me-
ceskary papers for their signature Fees in Pension
cases as xed by law Refers 10 Hons Isaac Benson,
H. g. Olmstsd, John s. Mann, and r. W. Knox, Esq
DAN BAKER,
Junes 64 Claim Agent, Coudersport, Pa.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1866-08-14

d. zoo Per Year We want agents
O1eOOO everywhere 10 sell our IMPROVED
$50 Sewing Machines. Three new kinds, Under and
upper feed, Warranted i've years, Above salary
or large commissions paid. The OILY machines sold
In tho United States for less than $40 which fully
licensed by Howe, Wheeler * " ilson, Grover Ra.
ksr Singer s. Co. s. BleheldeT. ALI other cheap ma
chimes are infrinaenents and the seller or user are
uabls to arrest, fine and Imprisonment Circulars
ir.s Address or call upon Shaw & Clark, Bidde
fSrd, Maine, or Chicago, Ill. Dee. %, 1860. swly.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1866-08-14
COTDERsPaRT HOTEL.

n F GLASSMIRE, PROPRTFToR, Corner Of Main
- and Second streets. CoIderspcrt Potter CoPa
A livery Stable is also Kept Ia connection with this
Hetel. Daily Stages TO and from the Railroads
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poffer IournaI Lob-Omce

"AVING lately added fine new assortment OF
II JOB-TYPE to our already large assortment
we are now prepared to do all kinds OF WORK. cheapy
and with taste and neatncss. Orders solicited,
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1866-08-14
LYMAN HOUSE.

lewisviIle, Potter ounty, nsyiVania.
DURTON LEWIS. Proprietor. Having
taken this excellent Hotel, the proprietor wishes
make the acquaintance of the travelling public and
eels confident Of giving satisfaction TO all VINO may
AL on him.-Feb. y, &C II
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1866-08-14
THE
POTTER JOURNAL,


u-Devoted to the of Republicanisa, the IN
tercsts rlture the advancement OF Education,
and the best coed of Potter county. Owning no guide
except that of Principle it will endeavor to aid III the
work of more fully Freedomizing our Country,
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1866-08-14

~ Advertisements inserted at the following rates
cant 1yhere anecia haraains are nude, A "square,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-01
adfe.Rabrifc.,lrl,... !. !

~
Gin Sarlner aus Sbio, Der iu9iebt,
OaB bas 4ilociations sSHiteut biel sur
Grbobuns Der aaIefabrit beisetrasen
unb Oen Sanoel mad auben beoeuteno
oermebrt bat ferner bab eS iebr bor>
tbeilbaft fir iolde 2eute 1T, bic nnr
tueuise Safe befsen uno mo iid bic
8ereituns bon Safe nidt Iobnen tpiirbe,
siebt uns cine 8eidreibnns Der nit ben,
SabritiDifem berbunbenea llnanncbms
li9feiten
Sie Nfil9 rnub spiiden 4 unO 5
llbr Sla6mittass in Der 6abrit fein.
SD tuobne 4 MeiIen entfernt. Bie
f50n bel re6t beiben 8etter unb penn
mir Sic Sliesen in redt Oiden S6mars
men babeu. gue 9trbeit muB berlaiien
tperOen, aaes fiest mad Dem 8ubbot
Bort fn6en mir bic &iibe a@seno uno
le6senb unter Ser brennen6en Sonne !;
anes einerlei, Oh mir Seuerte baben
Ober @etrei6eernte ; mir berlieren mebr
Belt bel 6ieier nnterbre9nans Der Na@s
mittagsarbeit, als ipenn mir uniere 8die
ielRer rna6ten. -
gBir uHbtsn "a Gsuts fiir Sas @innp
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-01
GAnen 3tpiebeln s,i siebeu.

Sin 6artner fast 0ariiber :, Gtpa
slnfang NpriI Iese id meine 3uisbelu
in lauiparmes 8aiier, iteue bas Gefds
an eiuen Srt, mo bas 8aiIer ni@t ss.
frieren fam unb laife es bort 12-l5
Sage ieben. Sas 8afer naab INNER
Sic 8piebeln beoefen. Sn 2 ODER 8
saseu fann man beurtbeilsu, OBJ Der
Game gut 1T, in incident Sal er eir.en
itarfeu 8tpiebelgerud bon fid eiebt.
Saun miro Oas BaiIer ubgegoffen uab
oie 3iDiebeIn NIT ettuas GHps ange.
ll,enst. Sas Galse balte man etuas
fendt unb marin. 9la9 3 Saseu fpro.
pen bic 3tuiebeIn, iie tuerOen bann ge-
pFanst, etipa ! 8oa nit Groe beoedt
unb in 6 Sasen fteben iie in &eibeu,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-01
&Mfpalbe,.

lin gu seisen, tuie iDertbDOH ble
Gdpalben fur Die 2anbDirtbf&af finb,
oiene Solsenoes slad einem uieOrlgeu
&nidla9 bersebrt cine 9duaIbe tdsli@
900 Sniecten. Da nun mande Sms
iecten iuaBrenb zines Soulnters 8 Ges
neratioaen berborbringen, 70 felIe man
fib ben 8uitano inferer sltmofpbdre
bor, tuenn iie nidt bsrnidtet iuiiroeu.
Mande 9lrte,l bon Sniecten tuiireeu In
einem Son1nter eegcn $50 8iuioncu
9fa9fommen erseuseu. ssE
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-01
Nari milan.

N:iu gorf, 81. Wala. Ses
Seragb gBaib, Gpecial fagt @fagimi<
Iian'S 9Igerten baben bielieen 8oIiti<
fern @rOpofitionen fiir einen Contract
gema6t @ebenllen in Nlerico su coI<
lectireu, unter Ser 8ebinsrnG 6aB fie
Sic 8egierung perbinoeru iollten, ire
eeno gtipas su @lniteu Suares gu tbun.
0ie psriprodenen Summeu finb enorm.
@afbington, 81. Mdr5. DR.
ocrs iinb ertbeilt porben, bis gum l.
Nfai aHe farbiseu Sruppen aussumus
tern.
Sen. Sancof's @omnifiion fir berz
beherte Seuerlpaffen lit nod in. Sis<
ina.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-01
2tuunler 8.
&afe be;ablen, namIia fur bic 9lbbOs
luna Ser WiIdb, Sie 8ereituna 6es 8dIe,

&afe besablen, namIib fur bic 9lbbOs
lung Der WliI@, Die 8ereituns Oes Sdfe,
6aS Sal;, Yadeu u. I. iu., Oaun bee
re&ne man ben 8erluf Der Nfolfsu
(oeunnatiirli6 tann man ieiue99peine
nidt nod Der Sabrit treiben) unb man
tann fi9 cine S6ee bon benz 4rofit BEL
Dem 9tiociationSigfeut MAIDEN.
Die MoIten bon 1 GalIoae Mil&
iin6 als Sutter fir SdDeine ] Gent
iuertb. @ir baben 433.. ..Gauonen 0eil@
bon ieber Sub absei9iit unb batten Ina
ganseu 476 9sfaub aafe q ll10 Rn.
bon 1 Gallone WfiId), bic obetl ers
iuabnten d Gents per Yfln6 betragen
baber $11.90, Der gerIuit Der MfoIIen
betrdst s4.33, 70 oab mir aIio $1e.2s
auf ieoe Sub gu sablen batten-bIos
fur ben 2urus, baB auoere 2eute unfere
&iife ma@ten. ~. aea stasfesfAf
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-01
Rntter ms su erhalter.

Mfan nebme einen She'll 3Wder, eineH
She'll Galpeter unO siuei SbeiIe feinftss
Sals, pulberiiire Die Wfif6uns uAb
nebme l rrae bon oerielbeH auf l 8ib.
8utter unb arbeite alIes gebGrio aHs
fanlmen. Sie Butter mirb oaan iH sia
SAB getban nn0 baIt iidb bortrefTli6 fiir
2 Sabre. sic bat iosar einen reide.
6ereu, martiseren Gel6mad, uab bas
Sals lit nur tpenig bemertbar. gsil9
g8asuuiere S armer tbua
ION ten. Das 8eite, mas uniere
Sarmer unter ben iesisen llmitdnbeH
tbun tOunen, 1T, iid auf bic 8itbau@t
suberIesen. SlnseFdbfs Der Sbatia&e,
bab Die Otinberpeit in @aropa irrmet
grobere Simeniionen anHiumt, fam es
teinem 3iueifel rnteliesen, oaB in &urs
gem cine beoeuten6e 9fa6fruge mad, Bieb
eintreten unb man fi6 bauptfddliG na&
Slmerita tpenoen miro, um Die oard bic
Seu9e gcnla9te 9ide uussufiiIIen. I'm
fur oiefelbe bereit gu fein, 1T es iest fur
uniere 6ariner an Der Belt, f9 6iefent
3tueige Der 2anbtDirtbfdaft gu uiomen,
inbem elm gutter Mlartt unb CUTE Breiit
Die Oardrf pertuaubte gfibe ii6erlt&
belobnett tueroen. 80
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-01
Sies 1T bic ein3ise Bobn nab ben
Sel@@egenoen bon YenniDlDanien.
GDecial=Mpti,.

BaIiagiere, bic nit 9nrG s9det perie5en itnb, fSrs
men ibr Gepdd bis su ibren 8eftimnnngsort gebedi
erbalten. Bel anfunft Der 9ampfer in Gineinnat
utro Transportation nod 6otefs o6er bent Depot fre
seliefert aue PofsS6mpfer iegen am Mtlonties
uns Greatz Gieababnz g8borfboOt, SaB be,
fInften StraBe.
Gin Omnibus nn6 gep6dwagen jeben MbenS Bel
9ntunt Ser 8oOte pom aouisuile in 8ersiti4oft, um
paasisre nno ibr gepGd foitenfret mad BEN atlantic:
un6 @reats sg8efern s8nbnbof 3M bringen. ~
6dbrprtis 10 nte6rig iinb bic S4nentstet Der 3hss
10 aroB aIs auf ir9en6 elmer an6eren 8dbn.
Gidets inb gu bdben IN Cincinnati an Der norb.
IueitIidben Gde 8roabpap unb NrDntitrabe unb nt
benz etten 4aagiers8 s8ubrbof Der Cincinnati, 6amiIs
tonS uno, Saptou =Gtienbabn, ioIDie IN ben Saupt.
Sureans Ssr il, Serbinbuna ftebenSen ainien.
9. Rec Iareu, 9en.s superintendent
Capt. &. Sarnep, paifasiersasent
ffe su 2outsuile.
G. 8. SuIIer, Gen. =3idet=asent
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rarms of suhsorintion.
Rates of Advertising.

A0no0nC0m6nIB AOE OAnoAOAboS.
For STATE OFFICERS, $40 90
IS COUNTY 81 10 90
'' CITY IS 90
Advertisements in the Special Column, first
time, from to lines, 31 o0-each additional line
20 cents; subsequent insertions, 10 cents per line
In Local Column, first time, from l to lines,
S1.O0-each additional line, 80 cents; subsequent
insertions. Is cents per line.
Advertisements of Benevolent enterprises
viii be inserted in our paper free of charge
For advertisements of societies we will charge
half price.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-01
Son GinrinltQti,
ourd bic
Ntlantice uno sroBe iueitlide Gilenbabn.

Grei bnr6Iaufenss 8use OerIahen Cincinnati tasIid
Uittaaz
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-01
N { Ut tt
Mabt : Oepeld)ell.
Cir bic .staats'Ssitnns" bsriebtet.
steues aus SGS ,9lmerifa.
8isconfin segen oas 8eto,
@olS: 127.

sten Sort, 81. Mdrs. Ser
Oanpier SenrD GbauneD fam bon as
ptnpaH, 6as er am %. oerlieb, bier on,
uno bra6te $500, 900 @ontaaten. Sc
riidte in @analna fa9en, oab cine neue
8epolution gu gunFen Der N1anna>
qnerra Bdrtbei ausbre6eu tperoe. Die
8eri6te aus ben 8orborco Winen ftnb
siinftiG tie 2eiIte Ieiben ie6od in SoIse
Wangels bon 4ebensmitteln,
Seine neueren 8adridten ben @en<
tral> 9lmerifa.
0a9ridten bon Sii6s Nmerifa seis.
gen an, baB Elm gerubianii6er eifenges
panserter 9ampfer bel GaIlao auf benz
SrunO lag, bod brr9 ameritanif9e
SHsenieurs fott semadt ipur6e.
Sie Ser. ct. &anonenboote WeS
danso, Sadett unO Salober iinb in Ha>
mama.
Salifas, 81. Mars. Gin itarfer
gturm bonn SiiOen seritorte mebrere
gebduOe unb bic Selesraptenlinien IN
allen Gidtungen,
Cincinnati, 81. War3. Mebf
unberan6ert. Beltes 6.75-7. Grtra
/ 9.75-S.
/ @oI6 1877.
gaumiuOae rubis gu 35--36 fit
/ Mittel.
3ep Sort 81. @ars. SsnatOr
5enrH GbauncB tam in aspinipal NIT
Der California Bolt un6 gaarfsn6uneen
uuf benz S6iffe @Obiu SoOO bon sarl
6raneisco an.
i gorf, 81. Der Commercial
iagt, 6ab @anfreet anfgereet 1T uHb
Feberbafte spsetuIatiOnen seigen, Daf
aud ni9t eerabe Elm Yauie berrf@t.
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prtiis Der Mirseisen:

anssigen in Der SpseaI-Spalte beim eriten Nalc
81 90 fir Is 9nien, ieoe Ipeitere 9inie 20 Gents
1psitere &nieigsn 10 Gents q 9inie.
Mnseiasn In ben 9ocaIfpalten Tuerben nit 81 60 fir
is enien bsre6net eSe Iueitere 2;uie nit 30 Gents
@ @obltbati9teits <&nseigen per<
Den gratis aufgenommen. Stnjei9en
bon @eieui6aften unb 8ereinen bere6s
nen mir sum bal6en Yreiie.
8ahIuna fir amseigen unS Subfcriptionsn pon
o1iSerhalb Der Stnot erbtten mir uns prdnumcruneo
Mn6 eriubsM I'm bic Saieneung BON fIeinen 3etrdgsn
eurGb oftsDffeezOrores.
@raebenft
Sennefee Staats Settings e@elealdaft.
fEfF God Bog SO. - 8S
~ & - gafspire, s:sfn.-
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Shuk fir Gifher.

S6us fur Slider.
Ser Nionitor vWfiautoiur lift aus
seianbt iuorNen, INN 9fnbe siuiiden
eusIiiden unb amerifaniiden 6ifhern
an Der Stem Sunblano Suite aufredt
gu erbaIten. Ser @rllnO bier;u liest
in Der 9lufbebltns bes ''reeiprocity
(Gegenieitigteits) 8ertrages siuii6eu
beu bei6en @ationen.
~ ~s Senator Foote: @
sfepgort, 81. Nfdr3. Ser aeids
nam Seuators SSoote lan9te bierielbit
seltern 9lbeno in 8egIeitung @ereinigs
ten @taaten senatoren an, SribMor>
gems puroe er nod 0tutlau6, 8ermout
selanbt.
Sfew 9tort, 81. Nidrs, Secretar
Seuarb bat cine 9epei6e bes ipidtiss
ten SnbalteS an oen 8eianbteu Der Ser.
Staaten i'll England ab9eben laiIen, tpo<
rim CT 6ur9 getanntrna9ung Der Sus
idrift eineS 8ebeIen GmifIdrs an Self,
Sobis 6as 8erbalten bon England unb
Sranfrei6 su Den iiibli6eu Stuateu
tpabren6 6es 8riegeS auf bas S6arfte
geiBelt.
Sic 6 o m mifiare fir Snters
nal 6ebenue.
9en9orf, 81, Ntar;. Sn benz
OefrauSationsfaa Ser Branntipeinbrens
nereien in Oieier Stabt, iinb einige iebr
bobe Strafbeitimmungen erlailen ipors
ben, swei gu S150,OOO, aIIeiu Die i6uIs
biseu 9artbeien baben ibre llnfabigfrit
erfldrt, oie gtrafe gu sablen. 9ie
GonlmiIIdre iino nod NIT bieierSlngele>
genbeit i'm Nitor Saus bef6aftist.
9dt StMnotu Mrbeit Beme. !.
gung. e eE
Stem 9orf, 81. Wdrs. Seranital<
tungen gu elmer sroben Mahenueriamlnr
lung purbsn seitern 9Ibeno berOoaftau<
biat, um bas 4dt Stunben 9lrbeitsgD.
gem gu befiirtporten.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-20
NE ssoADXAY AeklAl Bridge.

10 article published In the HGnstD fcS days ago
the sabjcct Of Official cxsrayagance, among other
items enumerated being rather irregular vas the
Of ssT so for salary, during TIE months Of July and
August, Tor tho Inspector OF Aerial Bridge The article
alluded has called forth very elaborate letter from
Alderman Charles H. Locw. Chairman 81 tho Committee
on the broadway Bridges who rocs into the details OF
the suhcct showing the progress o. the affair aud TINT
the bridge IL not myth tho 1nspectorahip sinocnrc
Alderman Ioew concludes his communication in these
words:-
For your information and tho information Of the pub.
ilc permit me TO state that the height Of tho archway
that s 10 span Broadway will be seventeen fec, nine
inches and thn, to span Fulton street 10 he
feet the material to be Of the best quality OF IRON aud
strong enough 10 bear weight OF thirty tons although
ton tons the greatest weight that be placed upon
Il timc Finally have no hesitation saying
that tho work will he completed Ivy the middle Of Jan.
uary next delay the part of tho contractor being
az am informed. unavoidable; and in order that you
may SEQ and Judge for yourself o. the character dimen
and general appearance of the Proposed structure
herewith present you with photographs view aker
from drawngl witch trust win rect tho expectations
not only OF the editor OF the BxRApD but OF all c
who msy either so "r hays oncASs,n ~ use rs
AyrlA brsaxs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-20
MARINE DISASTER.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM 10 TINE HERALD.
Tho ship General Mcclellan Ashore on
Patcb0guc. L.. j.

Tho ship General Mcclellan Ashore or
Pntcb0guc. j.. j.
MRDFosD. T. l., Dec. ~, 1885
At nvs O'Clock this morning tho ship General McCiei
Ian ran ashore OF Paichogue L. l., fifteen miles
from Fire Island light having hundred and
nfy passengers on board Fifty tons OF pig lead
thrown overheard, and the vessel. considerably
gntened lies with sails set waiting for assistance
No lives have lost and tho captain will not allow
any one TO land.
Tho Coast wrecxng Company's vessels have been
despatched TO her assistance in charge OF Captain Young
the assistant general agent
The ship lies the outer edge Of the outcr bar
jured, and ia in no danger unless a etorm Her
position Is broadside 10 the beach, In good cond,
she has made water aud IL the assistance Of scam
tugs had arrived she would have been got OF tonight
high water, rs she lifting from the
pilot Is on board, but the snip was not under his
charge on account Of disagreement OF the oG-sbore
polagc. On grounding rockets sent up signals
OF distress, and surmen assembled at tho boat houses
and offered assistance, but none was required.
The steamer Chamberlain and the wreckng schooner
johnson are expected every moment from New York
The weather ia clear aud the sea calm.
The Mcclellan liz seventeen hundred tons budren,
and draws twenty feet OF water She has assorted
cargo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-20
An AGED woals BURNED 70 DEATH.

A heart rending AFFAIR occurred In the town Of Ia
Grange Dutchess county Tuesday, tho particulars or
which arc a. foows:--An elderly lady named Pesy
0veracker Of The above town. has been for some time
laborng attack Of paralysis bcns unable either
TO speak about. On tho day in question She
seated In 'front.' Of wood fire in room at tho rosi
dence OF Martin b. Overacker when spark from ths
Are ignited her clothing. Being unable 20 give any
alarm, tho poor creature sat there unable TO move
and In a short time was burned 10 crisp The smoks
escaping through tho crevices OF the door aud windows
attracted the attention Of OF the household when
they rushed into the room, aud immsdstey became
aware tho terrible occurrence. Thoy had LETT the
poor woman but short tiinc previous having made n
their business watch her closely possible. The
affair has created profound throughout the EASTERN
part OF tho county Mrs. oyeracker was upwarcs Of
sayeutv wears Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-20
NEW yu'K STATE IEtsaIArr ASYLUM.

BNGH ANTON ", Dec. 10. 1855.
Tue trustees OF tho New York State Inebrate Asylum
hsld meeting at The asylum this morning at eleven
o'clock DR. willard Parker prasdIng yhe special con-
ntse which rolcrred The investigation OF all The
financial AFFAIRS Of the institution from It's Organization
Sepeo ber l. 1865 reported through their chairman
Mr. Peter Stsnfor;h that there had bean expended "
the institution f401 635 30 and that tho accounts " tbs
asylum were correct with the exception 81 two oeniA
on which a balance forced. The committee ~.
pointed July TO- 1866 10 whom referred the sopics
Of investigating any charges that might be insn ~ VIZ
ipr with them Azalnnt any officer u the ssylusn by any
trustee responsible person reported through ."et
chairman, Reuben H. Waivortb, by nDdavli, lnht 40
charges rad ever been 6sd with them OF made 70 any
OF the committee against any officer " The asylum
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-20

The proprietor OF this popular place Of amassmens
seems to successful In pleasing the public TASTE one
may judge by the delighted crowds who nightly gather
to enjoy the carnival of fun and joly which Ia prs
scented TO them. Tho programme for last evening
well selected and received the full appreciation OF thoss
who Witnessed It. the openng chorus" and beautiful
Sea" being especially encored the whole performance
closing with the Shadow Pantomime, which again
brought forward, with entirely now tricks
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-20
Rudworth's Opera Hou-c.

very no bill presented at this house last svsn
ing before audience which, though not humorous,
OF the most respectable class The comicslitles Of
the Budvorhs and dancing and Instrumentation Of
thu rest Of the company made up very entertaining
and highly relished performance J. II. Budworth's
limitations Of prominent actors still remain popular
feature OF the entertainment and with several
OF remarkable comicslity give complete atisfaction
70 tho patrons Of tie Opera House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-20

The BOHEMIAN Fuss About THE ACADEMY
OF MUsIc.-There is great hubbub going on
In various quarters about the alleged insecurity
of the revived Academy Of Music, arising out
Of Recorder Hackett's charge to the Grand
Jury concerning 1t and other unsafe theatres
and buildings, and District Attorney Halls
recommendation to that body to defer action
trouble about it; Oakley Hall is in trouble !;
the copperhead papers are in fume; the
Bohemans are whining Maretzsk il in sore
distress the directors of the Academy are
indignant, demonsirative and remonstrative,
and the opera girls are in tears. Out of the
the cause of the calamity il the failure Of
the establishment in question to advertise
In the NEW YORK HERALD. But they are quite
mistaken. We don't know anything at oil
about the fuss, nor the cause OF Il; but If they
want to know what a good sound building Is
the Grand Jury with their secretary, chair
man, walters and bootblacks; Oakley Hall and
the Court of Sessions with all its clerks.
criers and messengers, to visit the structure
on the corner Of Broadway and Ann street,
known as the new HERALD building. We also
extend our invitation to Max Maretzek. and
all his singers, corps de ballet, musicians and
lager beer Bohemians, together with Mr..
Kingsland and the full Board of Directors. We
will put them into the charge of Mr.. Kellum,
the architect most polite, gracious, compe-
tent and excellent gentlcmsn--and we advise
Maretzek to take lesson from him in courtesy
and good manners. There they will see a
building composed entirely OF iron and marble,
indestructible by fire or earthquskes--a build
ing grit together like an iron ship, which
no storm can shake nor fire penetrate.
Then let them taks pattern by this structure
and build theatre like It, and the safety Of
the public will he fully secured Neither
recorders nor grand juries can assaiI II. No
audience-even Ristori audience need be
afraid Of fire while they are within it, ron-bound
walls. We do not know whether Recorder
Hackett intended to include the New Bowcry
theatre in his charge to the Grand Jury; but we
presume he did as that building was noio-
riously shaky. But It has been taken out Of
the hands OF the law courts now. II has been
indicted, condemned and executed by the
dircful confagrgtion OF Tuesday evening,
which only escaped involving a horrible hui
man sacrifice by The providential circumstance
that its destruction WAS not deferred two
hours later.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-20

TRoUBrK AHEAD IN EUROPE. North Germany
decides to be democratic and choose her par
lament by universal suffisge--giving her
adhesion, Of course, to the military supremacy
OF Prussia. Thus, the ancien. aristocracics OF
Central Europe 20 down forever. The Austrian
Empire is In fair way to be rent asundsr by
tAs aasaA0a 4 State rishy Cr9stiA has juat
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-20
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