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Temperance Lecturer Wanted.

'I'HE Board of Trustees OF the Lecture Fund q
a. lhe era1d Division of S, of L of Maine. desife
Agent and Lecturer, for term OF six months or
SaiG SGde from octobsr lst or date of engagement-
De required to lecture, visit and organize Divisions
anu receive contributions to the Lecture Fund An
pnct1lons with references and terms of service may
Board, Rocbland Me- - 'e'''s Vi ing
notice of the above. T-'-1 '" - ni'iAe iA
Sept 5-d&WtOct l. t IL aN
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Cennecsicut Countx Fair.

. NORWICH, Conn. Sept. 27.
J AT the trot to-day at County Fair Grounds.
All horses IN the county, best 3 in
miles, there were three entries,- and the race
was won by D. Il. Delaneys sorrel gelding,
who won the Sd, 4th and 5th heats.
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LIQUOR SEHUREs-Yesterday the Deputy
Marshals visited the shops of Abner Paine and
Martin Ryan, on Green street, and seized small
quantities of liquor in both places Io s4.l
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The Transcript is informed b. Collector Mil
Ter that the sufferers by the fire, before being
oalled on to pay their income tax, will receive
notification to call at his office and make a
statement of their losses.
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From California.

SAN FRANcTsco. Sept. q.
Gen. Hallecll and large number of army
officers were formally presented to Queen EN-
ma last evening. She was afterwards serena
ded by the I'd U. S. artillery band
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SToREBREAKING.-Wed night about
II o'clock, as officers Eastman and Matthews
We're patrolling their beat in Centre street.
they observed suspicious looking fellow with
a large bag in his hands, betaking himself to
his heels in Almost Gilpin-like manner. Upon
giving chase to him, the rascal lightened him
self of all spare ballast, including the bag, and
sailed through the school house yard, clearing
the back fence at bound, and escaping into
Cobb's Court and the rest of all out doors,
left the unlucky "stars" the simple duty of
bagging the bag, which, however, proved to be
filed with sundry articles of clothing from
the store of Mr. Peter Wall on Fore street. ni
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Conscryn.fye Mass Meeting in BaItimore

= BALTIMORE, sept. Y.
The Conservatives are holding great mass
meeting tonight in Monument Square to rati-
fy the platfOi IN of the National Union Conven-
ton. 1t is an immense gathering, and there is
great enthusiasm. Ward associations marched
in procession to the meeting, making very
nne display OF numerous transparencles and
lantern fire works and music. Col. Phipps,
Hiram Mccullough, Carrigan of Philadelphia,
Gov. Bramlett of Kentucky, Parsons OF Ala
bama, and John Hogan are among the speak
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Established June 23, 1862. VoI go
NEW ADVERTISEMENT.
- L l. Y E RI N E !.
An entirely new invention for instantaneously
81 l. " Err p L a II i N G
ARTICLES OF
Brass, Copper, Germnn-siIver, Bronzo SIC.
rfsFr- E-f.+Fa.r AND FOR
CLEANING AND POLISHING SILVER AND SILL
YER PLATED WARE. -


Although an entirely invention, this article
has already excited the surprise and alIniration ni
many OF the prominent scientific men of the day and
Is pronounced, by all who have seen its almost
ern times. ''' VI inou-
it is complete electro silver-patinp battery in n
bottle, and is destined to work wonders in every
househoid as by its use all silver plated ware whose
Ptg IS worn Off can be restored to its original beau
" anu artcies OF Brass Copper Gcrman-silye etc
ciin pe ms6antaneousy plated with pure silver at q
cosI 80 trnimg that no family need be without it,
nefe are thousands of aasicles in daily use made nj
Se Daser METALS which by an occasional Ilse of the
useful {, ,s--'y oi i'''i'oh'ai as wen as
Is perhaps needless that The Silverine ais its name
Eaphes, Is preparation of Pure Silver, and con-
ts NO mercury, acid, or other ingredients nor any
the hands. - ' " io'F'i' "
Appiled to Silver Plated Table Ware Fruit Dishes
trays, Castors, Stair Rods, Harness Trimmings Mill
tary Equipments. Door Knobs and Plates Metallic
window ana Show Case Frames &C. whose platinp is
worn on 1t gives them all the beauty of new ware
winch they Will retain if the Siverine is apped as
often as such articles are ordinarily cleaned,
Applied to Copper, Brass or Bronze articles IL will
Keep them BEA UTIFULIY sILyERED with one unarter
etc. y e'
will also be found to be the best and most ecorom
zeal silver cleaner ever used producing all the brill
iancy OF unalloyed silver
ggg HOWE 81 STEVENS.
MANUFACTU RERS, 260 BROADWAY, Boston,
81 nssSs. u LIS asa FffssE t.ts sep28-d6t
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Oregon Legislature.

.EEI1 SAN FRANeIsco, Sept. a..
The Oregon Legislature met yesterday in
in Joint convention and ballotted nine times
for Senator, and adjourned without effecting
choice.
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OUR readers will please bear i'm mind that
the excursion tickets by steamer City of Rich
mond hence to Mt. Desert and Maehias and
return expire on the 9th Of October. lfl 81
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Miscellaneous DISPATCHES.

NASHVILLE, Sept. q. %
Judge Bran of the Circuit Court Of David
sol son county, decided that notes of the Bank of
Tennessee, issued prior to May G, 1851. are re-
ceivable for all taxes and debts due the State.
ROCHESTER,, N Y, Sept. q.
Gen. ID. l.. Leadbetter, late of the rebel ar
my, died of apoplexy at Clifton, G. W., las
RICHMOND, Va, Sept. q.
!. robert Ould, during the war, commissioner
for exchange of prisoners, was elected to the
State Senate to-day from this city. His COM
petltor was John Tyler, Jr.. son of the ex-
ST. LOUIS, Sept q.
at auction y Gov. Fletcher, for the sum Of
ST, 100000.
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ANOTHER VIcTM.-Mr. William a. Short, a
clerk in the Third Auditors Office and an Off
Ger OF the Soldiers and Sailors Y Unioni in Wash
lngton, has been dismissed for absence without
vention at Pittsburg, after his application for
leave for that purpose had been refused.
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Wanted.

A NJ oooDng House, wanting travelling Sales
city references and trade by addressing -
sept<fuIWF w. r. PnrtIanh n
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House Wanted.

WANTED to buy OF rent in the upper mar. oeth.
Wv CITY, house worth from $l5O0 to S35da sutahi
for and wife, Ad,iress s.IT ;, ' - s%to' aast
Sept A-d2w* l"' n tH'H A'"N iofi.
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General Sweeney and the Eenian Broth.
t4.rfaII li lr efi,ood,
New YORK, Sept q.
Gen. Sweeney publishes a card declining to
take any part in the proceedings of the enian
Brotherhood. sYE
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Wanted.

RoARD for Gentleman and Wife in a private
- family or first class boarding house Central
location preferred. Address d. H. b., Box 17S9.
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Flour Barrels Wanted.

ELOUR Barrels suitable for Suearsfor which cash
IL and the highest price win Be paid by
LYNCH, BARKER l& CO. ai
Juiyzt b. .... 5.uln.s5si 139 Commercial street.
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PORTLAND Ieifle 1;Inh
Moultiers w ....a

nj SATIfRn. ,1r target practice Mt the Clb Housa.
sep2sdt M 2P NJ.
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. Wanted ImmediateIv.

GENTS everywhere to introduce LittleGcll's
IA Union Heat Controller. THIS is The great
es luei saver in the world. Agents can clear $5 to
slipper day. No humbug. Noriss. &
Wa,n,ed Also two smart men in every State, Ia
throughout the New England, Middle and western
States, for which great indcement is offercd Send
two stamps for circular. = "a
IL ossE.Ess>F q n p J. III. LITTLEFIELD,
Sept. 12d1m 102 Wasling gton ST., Boston, Mass.
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Wanted.
Tinnen Wanted

A SALESMAN of experience in the retail Dry
IA Goods business may find a permanent situation
by addressing Box LOG, Portland % seItl2tf
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hn.,; ., ioar gooi MOI ilders wanted at Cra-
sa,,,sla,s nam IRON fonnttry, II Green Street.
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IN GOLD.


: '.slie eorhinga are steadily increas-
ING, and are estimated at over 500, 600
In Gold Tor the month of August-the
official report for that month not hav-
ing been received at this date.
The, construction Of the road is
going vigorously forward, "a miles
additional being nearly ready for
the cars, and it will probably be
in fun operation to tho california
State Line - 15e miles from sa-
eranento CITY during the summer
OF 1867, when its earnings must be
very large, as the entire trade of Ne
vada, a1ad a. large proportion of that
of Utah, Idaho and Montana must pass
over its line. It has been shown by
reliable statistics that in 1868 over
$I3, 600, 900 in Gold was paid for
freighting goods from California to-
Nevada alone. 2i-d i'a1i8 Aft
This part of the Great Pacific Rail
road Route is destined to be one of the
most profitable lines of railroad in the
world, and its First Mortgage Bonds
are among the best secured and most
desirable investments ever offered.
Over $1,0o0,o 900 has already been
expended in grading beyond the point
to which the road is now running, and
the iron is bought and paid for suffi-
cient to lay the track the entire dis
tance to the State Line. . d="
The Road has been completed and
equipped thus far without the sale of
single dollar of its First Mort
gage Bonds, and they are now offered
to the public for the first time, after
the earnings of the Road have reached
the sum of 800, 900 per month in
Gold, only about IS per cent. of which
is required for operating expenses.
The Bonds are offered at 95 per cent.
and accrued interest from July list, in
Currency. Orders may be forwardedto
us direct, or through the principal
Banks and Bankers in all parts of the
country. . ... a,...
Remittances may be made in drafts
on New York, or in Legal Tender
Notes, National Bank Notes, or other
Iunos current in this city, and the
Bonds will be forwarded to any ad-
oress by Express, free of charge. In
quiries for further particulars. by
maii or otherwise, will receive pune
tual attention rf
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1.-TWO or three Tin Plate and Sheet Iron Worls,ocn
wanted at once. Call at the Stove Ware House
under Lancaster Hail.
scps-d1m &C. TOLMAN Agent,
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iet at q Free 81 '' "nii ""'i" W.
seplssoiT.e Transient boariers acos nmodated.
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The amount of these First Mort
gage Bonds to be issued per mile is
limited by law to the amount of
United States Bonds allowed and, is
sued to aid the construction of the
Road, and the Mortgage by which
they are secured is declared by act
of Congress to constitute a lien
prior and superior to that of the
United States sG0Uesssme,at. 49,.
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3 w u m T. ed .
Wanted Iu,nad;asnIy

Wanted Immediately.
100 Good Amerir an, Nova Scotia and Irish
IC0 Girls to dc homework, cook q c., in pri-
S. Saee anlles and hotels in this city and country
Also 80 Girls to'work in Factories
;n aImcrs d a, and others wanting for any work
uo wen TO call on us, will supply them free
OF charge. Address OF apply at the General Agency
EmploSment Office, 351a Congress Street. up stairs
scpl<oulI rsg- s4 WHITNEY q Co
Wanted. ~ a
A SMALL Second Hand Safe. Apply TO No II
IA Free Street. F-T' '-sf'y se,9e dtnrs
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j The aid received from the Govern
ment Gin amount equal to this First
Mortgage) is economically and judi
ciously applied to the construction
and equipment of the Road, together
4 with nearly 81, ,Ooo, 900, received from
4 --2''1 IA iac.ilt4ctls alld other sources.
2 FIRST E4orts Sc t.here2ol 0 amounts
l;t loollt 81 per cent. of the actual
co@t end value Of tvs Property which
i cove ras l - 4..a ..r
The road is now completed, equipped
and running from, Sacramento City
TO Alta, distance Of rs miles, and the
earnings for the three months ending
Au3il&t' 1st were as fellows, viz: a.
- rfay, 1860. ......- sos, ,115.s
June .---.--- G7,42o.7s s.
3uly ---.--------- S5,o0o.oo
New-York tribune., 1866-04-28
COMMON PLEAS-SPycIAL 1EgN-APsu T.-Before Jse6s
CARDOzt.
DECISIONS.
The Alleged Csssc.ps In the Msrris Fire aaso
Ialand IRsuranee Ce@Rany Case.

In the matter of the Morris Fire and Inland h
surance CO. yesterday Geo. 6. Baosrd j. the controvs
in regard to the receivershp this matter having been -
tied would perhaps be unnecessary to decide the mstioe
for su attachment against Mr. Hammond the Deputy 40
G fling the papers used the apphsa
appointment of Receiver on the 2th o. feoul
l4s thst affords opportunity for the nu -
culpaton from oil derespeos
20 the Court in the premises
Ths follow ing rotes OF Messra Beamish aud Skidmcfs
agreeing essentially with Mr. Hsnmonds affidavit disPosse
a.: question q 'c' there ne! ss,s 2esa n N.Y. Ss
Tn. Iior ro 9AssAap- Zee, since sYuuusnt In q.
become convinced that ~
The delivering Nj Hmmond Of The pspess
yourself the 27th Of February
hi- rcoos Of the circamsaness
dctsi,d MT ssdnoe WHO ca ed uenton 10 ~
Mr. snmond the pspuv via tts asasl rssasa
enter ysp hink must have had sno'h. se rspenS
ny mpd 'r, time OF making the hurried sds aed IN the ees
gel eoD'sne to nom of shs.s seis s the ststsns.s
previously made BY lave led
Tie pursued b, MF. Hammond ia tais regard
msss i' ss'eHsl the eheerfaly. know do 49,
yonp corrected Tena dssI Oeeden, ssrvsat
n. L. bkAnn8-
10 regard its rsa in the foregoing Of nx
Bes.h permit hsi hesnt Mr. Hanont expressly -
Ab.ny entioned him
indicating that the Pspe hsd been eEamnsd -
Jndgs Barnard. Ms HsDmord iotssrd and handed ~
did banded tho
sippo,ns hs desired them psssSsaeI
! am. very rsspecuuAy' JonS l. sxipnss2
More particular reference 10 the persona impataons sUs
Hammond unnecesar! IN expressing regret OF their -
eureuce
II h proper 10 add thar OF the ensfah
in regard 10 the douDese ~
cerey entertained aud the Court takes pleasure accoro
in premises Let order be entered denying s
New-York tribune., 1866-04-28
Ronrd Of Coancilmen.

s1Irrp s,,.lcs, Thursday. .APri %, 1876
ss se.rJ a,, rassu. .doarmer; ia hs Chsmber No ls
pr.,-L w.on ,sg Pedenti in The chsir 'nd the
cns.n.n Reen4a Leug s,seou Fypn Robinson, oBri'n
keoosy Costello isrtn.a brn.Hsa hss.eI Hsi.. hfe9 10
White. M.et.y ke.os: Iyrs TAo"i' n'sn'n Roberts 'e
t., asaies Of h. r,,.an: ~-~esd and 'Pproved
RL~OLU rIoSs.
sy c,,s''%.s s, con,. Of Nv. member. from each
,'S s ssl GomaSh oss o. .goied @is asce.y
..assmsot. s ee'Is,n, s tP' ] :. VA 6s eqas TO
the joycss pirstor, with the ever
''s%Ssis. %Ssss ~. s'.d;fps ,dop'sd
Es., @ 20. We. = + r. CO.; ,s5 = .Js,sS Ss.fS De- ).
wIics "a. referred o, gessu Psveosn
Rs.S'sd Th.' pef. lie .Us. Osfeby.y,9 ,S W
AID IN. estate Of Josilta requisite 'nd rsde 49, cfe
% :oS Fs 'Pd ,,, : i . . ira d Fa .yena to b. dose a
ths sIpas tsG Nc direction o. tie street 'oi"Di"
Wsoar -, .dopsee.
ss.sis.d That pef,.ios hereby ',u J.
t~snsgIwo coanbs sset l permission only daIns
'Ac cd' &C. man RoslssoS d paper referred
Cr,.on Aoo.dact BcsFt VIII Fo"sF
ee,se%an So:Tfr re, 'uel vote be r'ooH.der'a
70: ,..o.9,iSn ". s.S. ,S.l ,t''''d-
Rs.o ,-d That IfId 1e eorn[ Of One ns4lled
ami soad be sItiisd irrrcdsiey ender The direction q
Whicb . .dOrted
the Nation. Afsirs Of the Botrd o
CoaBc men end Sciences o. Inc Boso Of
hs,y fnorzd behalf Of ia,
Sosaoa Council ofl. S.wYors To- tie OF the Gov
Rse~ n Ii. Cry s -. 70 sas .in.a PoI'rst:
yss avs and nz- u icIc porrs' ns Goysrno Of the
tn. ?; ri, aessr opdyts III, Homer
c.nss, No ons ss sS % zen % 4. .n o, s
t<st' - .ss sScvernoi'' hon
t'sich sdoTtec.
Geaselusn MAcxIr c,.t iti ,4eh vt. be eeond.red
CsacRmsB MscxAI ssend ,.d resolution by inserting
se .s. Fo6 Go,eIuc' efs s;ss" s also Of IA Governor
7bs re.oil,ioo Is so., isS a., adopted.
And tbs eso tt It 10 the Board o. Aldermen for
TIN, evening
By Councilman THonss-
fourth Mscon ard Fih th. dre
'a,s ss,e O. tss C,oton Af1 sd iet t.s:e ~ , 49, u-
wh1eh 80. reeIfee g 80 toHriii''. on Sewers
Resolved Ths, ff .,.nr. from Nne,y-.e ond One
0adfed and ninth sIes so.e and reu'd under hs dee
tiea os the Street ComisissaensT
Witch We, referred 10 tas eaLau,s on Roads
Rs.o,,d Thai tie Hundred
focrssests stree, zrd Que and between
ID. fr' and second o. ed IN immediately for the beneh
%bicb ~.s referred 70 ,ls o,uBius. on Public Heath
the sio,ws s. Twenty street
reaAs<ed wherever be doas uudsr the direction
Wsics wss referred n. CeMrit.e Streets.
R,.,,d That .~wsI Cherry street from Montgomery
10 J,s.,.oy .t~ 10 10. Jefferson street
he Of the Croon Az edue Depart
Witch vac laid over
ks.ovsd she Couhty Of New f0f be
ssss1 to sa,etis.s cssEon whom
sy he'd IN The Joaasl and the ComptrosI
esss:a foe the sss ca presentation Of the proper 'ouh
nsssASE IRON Hn HONOR The MAYOR.
sssszse received Te His Honor the Mayor sssmiites
& t0n LsaienntC eer. W. Badger ss'st 70 the return
New-York tribune., 1866-04-28
LAW INTELLIGENCE.


SUPREME CoUgP-Srscr,L Tgxs-Arsu g'-Beiors yse
tce DAVIS
DgCIsIONs.
Achroyd sgt Acknowledgement tor the de(eoAs
ant on the with psatiH to amend % ~
meut Of costs OF demurrer IN - days.
Rouke agt AtwoodJuds ment in scoordsuce with ssNho
OF Law and fact.
SUPERIOR COURT-SPsCIu TsRN-APRiL H.-Boeeoe
Justice MoSHLi-
DECISIONS.
Frsncs H. Embrey sst. William A. Glass-Mossa
granted with go costs
Jacob Merritt agt Robert Loouis-Bond approved.
bridgeport Fire and Marine Insurance Co agt Tn0s y
al. Chas. Goodyear et al agt. Edwin A. bfooke
al Geo W Brown agt Jonathan n Harrs-Aotions grsne1o
McIrath at John Pearss-hotion granted ana eesse
referred to q referee. &c.
Jas Robinson ct AL sgi The American Telegraph o.
Motion granted
COMMON PLEAS-SPycIAL 1Rgh-APaIL T.-before JoA0o
CARDOz,
DECISIONS.
Babcock agt SonncbOrn-See memoranda wto
Clerk
Before Judge BRADY.
Chas. Devlin 1T al. ex. &c, agt. The Mayor, 6N.
Complaint dismissed without costs
SUGROGATES C0UIT-APRiL 27.-Befors SsrroeA1s
TUCKER.
WILLS PROVED.
During the past week the Surrogate has admittA4
probate the Wills OF the following named persoas AsY
Henshaw Elitha = Howard. Jas H. Blount. JAS frsaek
Thos McQuade Alex Ncol. Lydia Il. H Jones Beutan6
l. Swan Antonio Wagner. MARY Murphy Eliza Van Clese
William W. Morris, John ONeil
New-York tribune., 1866-04-28

ArgAHvccoUnciiucn Kesn.n rOns saoon. yiyrn. nos,u
Es tn V.a % hsaoe, rso oSs'g,G Ss 0'h'Hh N0'''
ounou1sn White Bisesay Robs ie,,rict saI
coancsp sr.oox moved hist such b.
Which was carried.
Counsnan rl.. be suspended for ,ts
pa..ose of tas'p sp Gooe oISer S bsn, Po q CON- ?;
Aldrnn-u rosd Z. 70 lows.
Onshpadred twenty 6b One ur dr-d
ri9.h street be resosted saded ego I'D M and .ss
under direction Of the soe' Commissioner and tie 'coo
paying ordinance therefor sdOPtee
s Ss ,a,s SS' :. ,ss94 s, ssrS G '. s1 I've VS. @ 1T ,
a,is-o % .9sn hsens, hoS sie. ~ n
Gteon White Msckay Ihomss Hsioan, Roberts HeiFIcs as
And tse same was deoea to the Board Of Aldermen
% noSs'os %Ta S' h. the s. o eo Ss s, sS
Streets Of the Bosrj Ad,lunn vi fesouo ioic"s 49,
soshery Intersection Of Grand street ais. ae'o, Gr.nl .,s' ~ S
Street CoumsioEer ard that the accompanying ouino eieo
Tho motion to suspend che ruIe. e,rri,l.
The report concurred by the following voie . go
onisn Ksn1ss eo .s H'is s1laS ElIa RS.e
Kcech Green White Mssk.s Thomas Haos Roberts He'i'o@
Al Imiay-2L
Petition Of the directors Of the Geruss D,peE.ary for Don.
Which referred 10 the Committee on Donation. lnd Chre'
rAPEBs FROM THE BOARD or ALDERMEN RES MED
Wbers be obvious 70 al who are 10 the les, saaainea
~fcS lead de.y to PsI. hat ev'y facility po.'ib'e
W,e sy osG5.a % .ppy,s ID 5%s ro g the .5. sd
thycet thereby materially snd unnecessarily reducing tho
widn Of the csI.aer way be II therefore
Resolved This. & said resolution Approved July ls snd
t0uncI by
sdests Of tho aid f avenee may have
property ncor nefou- OF -sh sde"ss TOT
couyds for other pues be and the same arr heee, an
mn ~. re-cindcd . ID repeA,d
Which was reieTfed 10 ne Committee Oidnsuces
MOTIONS AGAIN RI 81 MID.
GS.s.,9 ~ en. na.s aS % & rs as d I.pSr on
Road. ig fsyor OF adopting ro-oiutioa b. loiows
Rcsov,d Hundred hHi Tveutyttd s'rre b'wcsn
oubed guitered the tide
~ Jagged space wds the center Of TIE sme
ufd.f OF
Commissioner sad th scomPnyng odinance therefor
adopted
Tho motion % suApeud tho rules a. csrFcd.
Conuemsn KzKNAr moved ia. iAe Board d. now asonfa
Which "a carried
stood
jsdrued 10 MoDlsy Der. 39tl last. n ocl9cs n,, c,
New-York tribune., 1866-04-28

DISPUTED CHnp.-ln the Supreme Court Cham
ber yesterday before Justice CeIts the case Of L5s DssS
brought up This hsbes corpus OF the petition 81
or aunt 10 remove child from the custody OF its sdop&
mother The aunt Mrs Wagner Get forth that the charsssn
os the person with whom sbs living was unohase9
and that se had living until vsy recent period via
man by the and improper person to hsvs
the care Of the child Tie respondent replied admitting hse
she had early LIE spsed frcm virtue bat that sae vas ss
rarrisd and living an honest end vrsons he nei -
thew intended TO provide @ the child esss their desshe
while the resoy with her kuse end four chdre9
On The fourth OF hous and necessarily ccsi6
NO, attend 20 the child web hee That the mothss -
,ss child snowine her whole former lin had brought to -
ara ctyep IL 10 her adoption That then the child was
s,ae of 6h and health which rendered her life doabtc4
t that by great she had been kept alive and her hso
though she still delicate aod requed more ces
,hsr the reaor coed give that the mother when dying
sssin begeed child and that strong
tion grown Up between hsrsef and the child Inc
obtained time 10 put in . traverse and tne mouon
Journed 70 Monday Nj Hsnson for the p~ti'iohe' L. -
s Cohen for the respondent.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-28
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Mall Steamship Com EVENING STAR. viii sys
on sAItRDAf. Apu % a. M from the CompAnys Flef
No. 81 y X. for freight orpasass sppy TO-
JAMEs A. KAYNOR. NO 10 Bsrclsyst
,THE NORTH AMERICAN LLOYDS new line
Of hFscs side.wheel st-snes bes~cen EEW:foRk ard
BREtlEN ok from Pier NO 70 ~ IT, car
rying ias United states Mail on The foo~ng thursdays:
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Prices Of god s sqairsens let Cesin
slo5 % Cabin. Ssl 30; Strerags, eSI -
For frestt and Passage Apfly to =.
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3J allow poruny 20 merchants To answer their ieefs
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