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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-01
CoURT.-In the matter Of the

.CUPREME COURT.--ln the matter Of the
.p-,tiop Of the HsySr Aldermen and Con,monalty II
N, CIV Of York r-la'ivs ~ iI>ING rId IN
TTNfiiSD Of ANN STREET snd FULIUN-SiEkEI, NJ tie
On, Of S...YoL g. stature. In such INSIDE
and uryd the Mayor Aldermen and Conn ousiy Of the
Guy Of N-wi hereby sv. notice 'hai they hirnd 10 NJ
yto ID. sup.-m, Can't Of the State OF New Nort,
special Tel Of sid Court hr h.d 1t ;h- City bal IN she
Cit, Of NevYor OF SAL URbAY the 2tth dsy 81 March
I a. ~. otsts 81 the Cont that dty. soon there
sfrr counsel BE- beard for the sppuun eat OF ans.
,onrr. Estimate tpd Ass-'srfet IN he above entitled na
tended wild, ming and sding Of Ani''re, ana RAJ
toustrsr, sad city 10 in tha' T. ssy on
n north. aide b.twr-u Pafs-row and WI
street both sid.s Of Ann RET between Nirn
TWEEN William @tr-.i ID sl~y s.o the souh~riy
.id- Of Futon. ret brisren yder sary and Nater."e
aid IN the ncrthrry sto 81 Futnsfn't te'"''n ffott
.t,.t ,J rsst In IL. City u N-YoL aid down
I'D deli e..d 90 ser an map usor by tdweYi Boyle. ty
Surveyor on Ole the office q the Cilth the Common
Canal ~ the civ OF New orr Dated New February
"a lac KiChAED O0ORNAN
Council to the Corporation.
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mo CONTRACTORS.-Separa,e Sealed PRO

VNO CONTRACTORS.-Sep Sealed PRO
PuskLs zach hdorsrd with the title Of tho werk for
which A sy be offered the dse Of the Offering SUD the uas
Of III. bidd. viii be received 81 this Once until II ocacs
a IA OF THURSDAY, March for the conjunction OF SEW
Frs a, tho follow ia strrrts va EIGHTY THIRD str-e
he ws.n Third and ourh FIRST ANkNU r, rom
Lgty-sirh Eighty onr street VIII brancbt, !. s',n
si,yeernd .rt with lateral bnpch IN b2d s.lcct abb
fpr tie construction OF ssoncbloek IN fohIf
IXFt sr-,t between Lexington and Foutbayenn.s ia
Thirty SfVFN ri street. from Park to Madison sv-nue'
IN THIRTY MINI street between Fourth and Lennston
svenues and In FRONT street IRON VAL s'fee' 70 ""aeh
, 80, II, .,.t ,
va -S'A' THOMAS STEPHENS.
ROBERT l.. DAERA0H,
A. w. CRAVEN,
Croion Aqueiuct Board
OSsc. t,a,ou Aouedus, Department. Feb. "a, he6t
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4mnSemenn.

GRAND CONCERT :, ~.
NATIONAL CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC,
SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH , isse,
IRVING HALL
Assisted BY he arss artists IN the county.
including
sisnors DE R0osl, soprsnO.
fig hAsSIMILlANI, Tenor,
eirsor AETONUCCl, Bssso.
Hen LOUIS SCHNEIDER, Comet;
Hcrr EDWARD MOLLENHAUER, Violin;
Hen HENRY MOLLEEHAUER, vioonceNoI
Hen ALEXANDER, violouesno.
Master BERNARD. Violin
4 GRAND OVERTURE
AND
AeONATA BY BEETHOVEN,
arranged for Ga hands,
BY TIE PUPILS OF THE CONSERVATORY,
to be performed On
SIXTEEN OF THE WEBER PIANO-F0RTES.
Tickets 81 each. Reserved Seats, Soc Extra For sale
the Conservatory No l52 East Thhtrenbs W. A. Pond
Co., No. 81 Broadway, Beer Schirmer. No 7cl broad
way sbuberth Co.. No $40 broadway and Irving Han on
the evening the Concert Pupil. entitled to one ticket
each Doors open 81 O'Clock Concert viii commence 81
O'Clock.
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CUPRT,IE COCRT.-m the matter of the

CUPREME COZ hi.-lu lhe matter vi the
,pyci ION Of tt- Aayoi, Aldermen and Common ny o.
tho Ci'y Of N,w.Yors rrlhtiyc TO the NlnENlN" 81
BROADWAY (or Bloomnrlsr iiosd between ny.srVrn'h
ard tiii, nintrr~t H. t'- Iy Of ~" l",s f','lout
to statue IA suct made ani Irogid'd @ hsoI h
men and Cononri'y 81 the cry Of NrFi ora IL by eve
noire A they intend sppy TO tie supreme Court 81 inc
state Of Wv York Special rrrn Of sid our TO or lrd
a, the CRY Halt 10 the ty Of Nrw-i oFs' on Sst ii,y
the 24h day Of Msrc 10 g. at the opening o. The our ou
that dsy or Thereafter ounci can De aia of no
appointment of Lornns toners II Estimate aud A.'essur T.
In IN. mattel thsi the Daufs and extent o. The
Improvement hereby Intended The widening oi Broadway
(nF Booulrylils Roui between Fty'srvenih sno futY
ninth srpe, In tie CITY Of Hewfors, In MANNER following
that 10 .ay beginning point 90 the ees;eriy line or
sd- OF Broadway B'omir dse Road distant ~ fret
nr,, norhrriy from tbr nonhry line sle oi fitys.y
.rsir-t and running thence nofthrfly srd parallel with
the y, assnur point Or he .outiry ne or side ~
Fnypth reel dlsiani ie hurdnd rot wrsirEy from TIE
westerly me or ,tr said s-y-nth Avenue neace westerly
10 the pe.nt cast fy line side Of Brosdwny or Bloyns
dale Road thence 'ouih"sefj along SAID "'s mentioned
line 20 the point plsc- Of beginning. -
OF tho Act OF the Legislature OF
III, peop Of The State OF New iors entitled An Actsuthor
xns tho Mayor Aldermen and Coano.aty o. the City OF
New YorI 70 widen Broadway Tor Booni'ns iae Road be-
tween seventh and fiity ninstree,s, IN tie Ciy o.
New Yoh i" passed Ap l.. psied ns~,i ork fseFu
Council TO the Corporation.
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OutK-gysasrEn 9Yyrnlr's CrYicr Firsr Dlv1uos
Wtssf.Crov ID & Zen. lif1. !


NAsHBGTos. ID. c. leo. - lbt6. )
GALE of CONDEMNED QUART ERMAS-
- TIERS sTOEES At GiESPORO', u. C.-Hh bc cod a.
Gcsboro' g. g. - Pubic Auction. under tie direction Of
C4pi. GEORGE y. BROWNING. = q NJ. on " 10 Nks
DAY, March 1906 ~ ~ O'Clock D.. ui large j.. Of
condemned QUART fiMAHTEhS STORES. coDsisting Of
lorse-st Aais Rope, srp Iron. b-dSeedi beuehes
Cofro hoirrs Tia Cups EAves md korks. lad e Camp
Kettle Dutch Oveug Dlh-pns Mos para Tin P',~s Cos
. es spoons 0okine ard Heating Stoves Bisnkrs Ri
de horsr ruses Cu-rycopbs, Stdde an o BLc4rit
Cabs Horse Collars. Head Hlt-rs, Ambulance isfurss
Pour horse selsJ bsy'Fucks Lines, harinsa'es
Hiding AID Cart Slddl-s Mex straps sutuses ouf LOr.r
n.Dnlaucrs Amy Wzeora (oug oT) Wtg two bOra'
Iron Water Whip Pad ocxs Bottles 81 5e!hs boHe
puuch-s FLEE HsHIu-rs lrrrief knives. PIncers kgaPs
9ongs Whewssh B-uiAes. Ghnd.,one aud tfaHet, fcks
lBn.erns Flows. Ess~s shovvls, Spades. herbsuOvt
bTd-Uts lire Iron. Chain. scIsp Leather Goa Oil Baire
Ac. &C.
Tie stores must BE- removed BY The purchaser within Eve
tays from tie Day q sul-.
Tne Harae ho~s Rope and Scrap Iron viii II desired be
delivered By the Government Ese Of charge Tor EEaspora
ton on tho Depot wharf
Terms; Gosh, h Government funds.
boat for Ges0oro wal leave ito Syth ID. wharf every
toEr during he lty o! sale JAMES A. TaIS
bIeset- Bits Gen, in charge First Division q NJ q. y.
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ADRIAN It. NuLLER Anrtontff,
IMPROVED PROPERTY on WATER and
sol Tn.sTs AT AUCTION.
ADRIAN II. MULLER. ?. X. WILKINS Co, VIII sell
suci on THIS DAY. THURSDAY, March I. 1875. al IL
ocoeA the Exchange saletroom, NO Ill broadway New
York
South AND WATER tTs.-The 10, Of land. with The si
sory brick building thereon stuaie or the norheIy odr 81
>outhL aud through 10 aud fronting CD tue so'h
rry side Waters. and bong be,yrrn Pke and huigcu
,lip Known az No 30 South and 90 WatcTsa Lot
az l6O feet.
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Corporation Notices.

CORPORATION NOTICE. The Special
" Counttre sppontrd inquire INTO the sIpod-ncy OF
nsiuc,ns aerial bridges for the of p~ds;ans o. tho
eros ings o. the lower mart OF broadway vii meet Ia the
bsnb.r OF the Boad of Aldermen IN the City Hal, Oh
THU RSDAY p-xt. the Lot proximo, Of II oclocs a. NJ
All persons having susct recommend atoms 70 make
before the mre touching the subject to be consdor"d
vii be press the s5oys named time and place without
CHAS r. LOW,
MICHAEL NORTON,
PObERT MctlNN!S
JOHN MOORE,
WM II. GEDNEY.
special Committee.
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A. JouRsrsY Auc,ion-er Office Nc. Pinvst
DEREMP1OR SALE Or
i Three VACANT LOTS on south hde Of siIiy hih ~
between Tenth aud Elcven.hsves.. 2J1 iol3 each
Aso, To close 3 trust, -
Five LOTS south side fifytbirdst, zach TIlSo Win
two 3story brick dw elings and stone stable 90 sanr
At Pubic Auction, on WEDNESDAY. March 4 1875 Of
70 o'clock H. OF the Exchange saesioo. No. III Broad
wsy. -, .
Maps, with further PARTICULAR at the ONCE Of the Auc'
tioIlrsr. No d PiDa-st-
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7 ICY RUSHTONs THEATER.
/ Nos. T2s and 30 broadway (oppo.e the y Y Hotel
81, 80. and Nan..er-.......hfS> LUCY RCSHION
THIS EVENING wiz be piessnsi ths Comedy, In three
AGA. o. .n
M.' LUCY RusLToN a
THE KINGS GAKDE.ER
Doors op~n u N. Per-, rinanc" 10 commences
ACTIN. Manager and Tr-Esufcr. DR. n. bDANlS
e.,,e M,na,-, SCHONBERi.
I pr,psfaiDn and viii shortly te poioced on entirely
sp-cie' musical Pic, introducing nechsheA anu
.es,ie eject never before attempted.
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OrAKrtgMAsTsp EsgRALs OyYICE
Prsr DivI,IOS " tsHissTOs, d. e.. f-b - 100
GALE OF MANURE.-Will be sold III the
- C,v,lrv Depot ti-sboro d. rgs qSsD'i'y Of stoch
erd ANt-RF hieh viii delivered 10 poichss-rs on the
goapd or ~ barses b~ PROVIDE ~ then o. iofty
ts c.uis pr cub yard Two or moro DOa tscoofehs 70
az , can be loaded per day.
T.-fls--(atb H. Government iunds
r.. ode Of the Qusfcrrnasier.N neral
JAME5 A Lki. BIrv-t- br sAcer. General
Ia ch1rs- First Division u NJ. q. o.
or rrcg OF A. O N. WILMINGTON, Dr., Feb IL ~.
GALE of 800 SURPLUS GOVERNMENT
nc aUCIlON At " Ilni ton. Del every klDAi dur
irg the month o. VI 'r,h, .
..r..i ,t,rtiot q ifc,A-er, Ia invited 20 the fc
tht t.s erI are lsse WI pair g. and IN 'acslrr con
dion bang the surplus team mules Of .h-''A OeP"-
kniFDa'. sod -ifgv.
sa.es 70 cOunlrace a. lOs- m
T@rns-Cash IA United states crrTcncy $500.
Nv order OF Bt-vet Bre Den JAMES A. EKlN
IT, cbals. fr.t Diyrsios - Nj. Il. o.
C. H. OALlIspEI pit. ind A. q NJ
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fpr hs srr traas and for 5, .ectIon. Of hs Country

EIGHTH- AVE. LOTS AT AUCTION.
nay Nn,cb h three ysueble LOTS the west side Of
Tebtbsvr commencing q feet north Of fhty-seve"tht
These lots the Immediate vicinity OF the enf1 fark
esinx prar the junction Of Bfosdway and Fifty ninth ST.
Ply sry-Dh.st. loo iet wide and paved with be gen
psvsuet Extensive irnrrovemrn;s being node IN the
ssishborhood which vii make this property very vGuabe
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A GENTS WANTED.-Now in press and VIII
n h. RAJ, ,oon. HEAnLEY5 BlSfoEy or THE
WAR cou,-@ IN voun,os also leaned complete IN on,
volume. The or cheapest, most ntere'ips popnln ana
valuable iIntpry Of the Rebellion published winch Is uhy
sttrstrd BY the sa. IL has rsarh.d OF nW VOL
un,r, and IL selling with increased rrpid n"o ony
bv .ub.cripon Exclusive sriiory given For n psucn
lar. .rnd Tor CIRCULAR Address AMERICAN PtBLishiHo
COMPANY Hartford Conn
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WALLACKs.
w BENEFIT OF Mr. MARK SMITH,
FRIDAY. ID M-icn.
'''' ''''' vi Two 'I PoFULAR COMEDIES.
THE OLD ENGLISH GENTLEMAN, and
AMERICANS IN PARIS.
To be presented with superb scenery appropriate appoint
n.euts. aud capital 81: tribo,'on o,ry
BOX toOK now OPEN.
OLYMPIC THEATER.
~ Sole L-ssee und Msnisere". J1hN m NV
trnu rsrABlnmxssr pors ADVERTISE In rus
sEwroIx HgaLD)
COMPLETE SUCCESS
OF the Fairy Burlesqle EIravs-auza entitled
p LA CONAHR;
OR TIE LOVER, THE LAChbY AND LITTLE
GLASS sLiPPEH,
Sn'' E VIZ 3 ' ErESiSo TILL FURTHER NOTICE
Mira JOHN WOOD
CINDERELLA. T flRg:'BIi hRoN's YOUNGEST
DAUGHTER,
with
Mr.. GEORGE FAwCETT ROWE.
from The principal London and Australian t.re,er' a.
OILS fIRST ArpEAR Rec Mgr ~ s bATgTk
''' new si's'? sctSEHY! y HAYES y suo, ,.rYv
COSTUMES AProiTFyFMgEFScTTss . AND NEohAN''AA
Previous to the burc'aue the petite COMEDY IN TWO acts
entitled
Door. os.n ~ u oecs curtain .os a. e
Zeal, secured three days In advau@r
NIBLOs GARDEN.
~ Lcrs-s ard Msnss- WHEATLEf'
t1nu xsrABLIsHxryT DOGS sor Advertise IL THE
NKv-IoLK HEnALD.)
SECOND WEEK
u ~ ''- MISS M.GGiE MITCHELL
whose charming gs a,s s1t, q r,Ncuov
10 winning HIGHER POPULAR AID ARTISTIC sue
CEssEs than before dorsed it fame In New
'"A' TRIUMPH.
aeted IN the nightly repeated evidences OF
CROWDED. AUDIENCES
and in
TIVE ENTHUSIASTIC AcCLAMATioNS
With which she 10 -
RECALLED BEFORE THE CURTAIN
TIE CLOSE o. EVERY ACT. -,..
THIS AND EVERY EVENING TILL FCRrAERNoTlCE'
w.liauers beautiful rsy IN ave sca expressly translated
for M'', MAehsli ,I9 @1n ;ss d %at CRICKET
ACT 1.-THE sAHspno% .AA '
ACT II.-THE FESTIVAL; ~
ACT Iu-THE REVELATION
ACT iv.-ThE PLEDGE
NEW SCENERY AND ApPorxr Ah. sisAA" andy
NE" o. ''''A- >'' AND A POWERFUL CAST
Adm.on cents, Rs.sryrd sI s. 81 orrsI', 81
chsi,. 81 sea-. m pFe,. J,rce r'lsss cent.
Family SEATS fi. ssGuRgD SIX DAYS in ASvXScE
broadway THEATER-Begins at "a.
- GEORGE ~ tnsssr
&. w. TAYLEURE Msnasef'
LAST NIGHTS OF j. Z. OWENS
" 1.-THE LIVE INDIAN" and sOLON SINGLE"
Conn At "A ocnck the new &c. American COMEDY
SOLON SINGLE,
10 conclude fcomeucnz 10 oooci) With the celebrated
e1Haysganza, - ...
THE LIVE INDIAN.
EIGHTH SOLON SHINGLE MAIINEE sATuRDAf,
Commencing al a. and closes at ?! p. IN.
On MONDAY kEESiSG. Msi n .
Mr. OWENS in Iom TByio''s couI-Jy Of NItTlMs ana N
the conoaty % FORTY WINS supported by powerful
cast ncu4ips n addition 10 the regular company evoss a
tinzuish,d N.v.Yofk fiscfiirs.
Admission 81 Centa
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Ueooia9 CARDS. 81.

ALVIN. EVERDELLr SONS, No. l04 Full
n ton.r- WEDDING CARDS AID FINE sIAIioHLhi
(kslAblshed lBl5.i
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wv. EvERDELLs SONS. No. loA Tllsss
!, w c; SIsTEAh JOB rRsTans ~ LAssL HAs
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Situatlons nlales.

RESPECTABLE MAN wishes a SlTUA-
v TON "A COACHNAN, with COED city reif eies j. w.
Trionre Office.
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MIR. GOLDBECKs SECOND CONCERT
VI AT SrETNWAY'S Rooms,
Nos. Il and - East Fourteeuthst.
THURSDAY. March !, at IN.
Mis-, STERLING, coatra,o. pupil Of Signor Abell
Mr.. q. q. LOCKWOOD, tenor ans
~. g. B. MILLS. pianist.
wiz kindly ass.st-
Subscriptions received fog tine lst Two oneers snd SING
tics.s obtained q, Mess s.enwsy soma, Nos Il and u
%. fonriecnfh....
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DRYANTs-MECHAN HALL,
ID no. az Broadway above q, AMIDST
SOIREE EIhIOPE.
n,er.r.r..d wh js1es nd cse' oy ~.
Vulcan q, The Forge. Polly Ann. the Dead Onrks
CHALLENGE DANCE. Nc iOFFlNs shlN-Dlo
DAN BRYAETS STUMP sPEElN
LITTLE MAC az Jocko. TtiE MONEY
pOLLIN HOWARD in hi grra' character OF NORMA
BILLY PATERSON, L. 5. MAIL.
Parn,-t 81 cents; Family Circle 20 cents Commence ~
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-06-01
The Royalton Disaster.

Our readers of course remember the
recent terrible fire in Royalton by which
nearly whole family were Destroyed
The fire occurred ON the night of the 18th
ult. about midnight. Its origin, though
at first supposed to have been in defect
i've fireplace, is question Of doubt
The fact that at the time of its discovery
it had made greatest progress in thai part
of the building most remote from the fire.
place, has awakened suspicion of incen-
darism. When discovered the whole
lower story was enveloped in flame. Mr..
Ballou states that he could not have been
over five minutes in procuring the ladder
and getting it into position. When he left
there seemed to be no indications that the
floors would so soon give way; but when
he returned some of them had fallen, and
the two misses were enveloped in sheet
of fire. His rescue of the body of Mr..
Burbank seems to have been an almost
superhuman achievement, accomplished
with great difficulty, and at the peril of
his own life; for as he took in his arms
the body of the dead man and lifted it
through the window the upper end of his
ladder was already on fire. His noble
perseverance and daring are worthy of
grateful and honorable mention. The
girls when last seen by him were standing
atfrighted and embracing each other
The position of their charred skeletons
after the FIRE would indicate that they died
in each others arms.
The destructiveness of the fire seems
to have been most fearful and complete.
Everything of eombustible nature was
swept before it and turned to ashes in an
hour. The old farm house, with its fur
niture the large and valuable barn with
other out-buildings, carriages, farming
utensils, grain, horses, cattle, sheep and
hogs and more than all, that which was
of more value 70 friends than all earthly
things. the forms Of two Young Misses.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-06-01

Dickerman and Luce, lay in one insepara-
BILE heap of blackened dust together!
Mr.. Burbank's age was about iiity-siS.
He leaves wife and three sons--one OF
the latter residing in New York, and the
other two on farms in different sections OF
the town where this sad and fatal event
transpired. Mrs. Burbank was away for
the night, staying with one of her sons
who was not well. The buildings des-
troyed were valued at $1,000. The loss
in stock consisted of several hogs, twenty
valuable sheep, four cows, one YOKE oil
oxen and two horses. Miss Diekerman
was the daughter of Enoeh Diekerman OF
Tunbridge, and was eighteen years Oh
|
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-06-01

GAIL HAMILTON has in the press
of her publishers, Messrs. Ticknor and
Fields, Boston, new volume specially
adapted to summer reading, and bearing
the taking title of " Summer Rest
Most of the articles in this volume are
now for the first time printed, and will be
found equal TO any Of the authors most
brilliant essays. Halicarnassus appears
again on the carpet and his exploits in
the way of gardening and other domestic
matters are made very amusing. Gail
Hamilton is never dull. Possessed Of a
sharp and ready wit, speaking boldly, and
that too upon topics wherein women have
been supposed to have but little interest,
she has already gathered about her an
audience, which, by IFS hearty appreeia-
ton of her writings, attests the truth OF
many of her convictions. The success Of
her various volumes of essays has been
without a parallel; in fact she is the most
successful writer Of the day.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-06-01
: probsl, the murderer, says that h

- Probst, the murderer, says that he
ought to die eight deaths, because he Kill
ed that number of human beings.
Mary Ann Bastine died in the aims
house at New York, on Monday, in the
liSth year of her age She was the old
est woman in the State.
Mr.. f. Joy Morris, United States
Minister to Turkey, speaks no less than
seven foreign languages-French, Italian,
Spanish, German, Turkish Arabic and
Persian.
The fire in the Sandwich (Mass)
woods broke out again Wednesday OF last
week and extended over 2000 acres. In
all 1000 acres of land have been burnt
over. The total loss is estimated 81 &c.,
900.
= The Norfolk Virginian gees into de-
tails as to the treatment of Jsf Davis at
Fortress Monroe, sps cifyins that he has
cigars, liquor and tobacco allowed him
ad sJ&tas," No wonde, his health is fail
ing.
A gang of q59,terfeiiers at st. Louis
was broken up Msnday. A large amount
of counterfeit fey cent fractional curren-
cy found, and also quite large SUN in
ten dollar bills. All the presses, dies and
paper necessary to carry on the business
were discovered and taken possession Of.
"A lager beer guzzler in Indiana took
81 glasses of beer and glasses of whis-
key in one day, and according to the La
fayetie Journal, after performing the feat
he dryly remarked that he could have
taken great deal more, but did not feel
particularly thirsty that day."
- The following is an imprompta by a
member of the Massachusetts Legisla
ture:
soi would some power this gin bestow
Yeast flaming TO the skies
And let each member drink quart,
Th1t we may sometime rise.n
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-06-01

at Richmond that two gentlemen, long
resident Of that city, who were on the
Grand Jury which found a true bill against
Jefferson Davis, have already been so
marked and made the object of persecu-
ton in their social and business relations
that they have been compelled to close
up their business, and are making prepa-
rations to leave the city. Such facts are
sorry commentary on the progress o,
loyalty and Cancellation in the late rebel
capital"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-06-01

Pennsylvania because he entertained di'-
fereni opinions from his in regard to re-
construclion?'
Mr.. SrEvENs--I do NOT dcnounce him
for entertaining any such opinions. de-
nounce BIN for proslituting the patronage
of the Government to make all other opln-
ions bow to him. Efh
MIR. DELANo asked Mr.. Stevens for the
authority on which he made his statement,
and in,imated that the Secretary had made
no such declaration.
Mr.. STEVENS repeated substantially his
statement, but declined to give the name
OF his informant first, because he had MOI
the authority to do so, and, secondly, be-
cause it might bring upon him the ire %
the Secretary.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-06-01

Union SENATORIAL CAUcUs.-The
Union Senators have been in caucus for
several DAYS, with reference to recon-
struction and to harmonizing conflicting
views. Ii is stated that proposition is
before them which will command 30 votes,
and that Senators Morgan and Lane OF
Kansas are among those who will support
the measure, and some are hopeful that
it will be accepted by the President, and
thus end the difference of opinion between
the President and Congress, which is pro-
ductiye Of no good to the Union cause.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-06-01

doing to me what had fully determined
to do to them had circumstances been dif-
ferent. ! don't deny that it is pretty
rough to be denied vote, but sii Il is
the fate of war, and | know that we Con-
federates were determined TO disfranchise
all who were against us. We have no
business at all to complain"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-06-01

s. In lifting the little from the fire scafei my self very
everey-one hand almost TO crisp. The torture was
unbearable. The Mexican Mustang Eminent
relieved the pain almost immediately u healsd rapidly,
and left very little
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This is merely a sample Of what the Mustang Eminent
will do It is Invaluable in all of wounds, sweings
sprains. cuts bruises spavns etc, sithsr upon
beast.
Beware Of counterets. None genuine unless wrapped
in ne steepate eugryngs bearing tho sigaatars Of g.
W Westbrook Chemist and the privats stamp Of DENks
BaEsEs & Co., New York
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-06-01

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