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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-22
Fortress Monroe.


CDEPOgTABbE QUARTERS P0R IBPFBRs0h DAvD-HE
has Alb THB LUXURIES or TuB SEASON.
FORTRESS MONROE Tuesdny. Juno 49, lS5.
Ia to recently handsomely ittedup casema'e at Fort
s,ss Monroe for the accommodation OF Mir. ana MIS-
Jefferson DAVIS and their family thcy 1ra now yng YER
oo,nf,rtabv and lesqsny Their numerous friends fur
nsh HIN with ali The various luEuuca OF the season and
Tho Government sinting nothing 10 make their resi-
dlHCo at Gao scIsdo during The summer Season. az agree
aba as nnssbls Tho relaxation by Ito military author
Ties Of thr restraints upon tIe movements OF Mr. DAVIS
10 having very beneficial, cGeci upoA ln, health.
Tnn Welilrr b very WYNN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-22

The LIQUOR QUESTION The old Board Of Com
msonses Excise havn learned q the decision Of Jadge
Caro1o Oh the unconsutonay OF the present Excise Law.
notified their clerks yesterday. through the course TO the
board that they w0u reC0mmence their sessions to-day Tor
Tho purpose Of granting licenses How tar the operation OF
law effects the present aspect of the new one VIII soon
ne loferminej lv % cOurts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-22

DIsrfHGUisHED VISITORS AT THE CRY HAIL.
Yesterday morning Postmaster General Dcnnson accom-.
papd by CITY Postmaster Kelly made official Wait
10 the Civ HGl frat calng upon MAYOR Hoffman In tbs
absence of his Honor COL Jore his Private seer tarF and
M Geo W Roomc Keeper of the City Hall escorted the
geneea through the butIng them Governors
room Chambers If both br fnches q the Common Council
and other objects of about the City Hall.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-22

BURGLARY IN BRooME-sT.-Thos. Brennan, living
at 10, Greene ST. arrayned before Justice Bowling yes
teray charge OF having forced open rear door OF the
shoemaer shop OF Carl John No 81 Boome st. and steal
ing worth OF goods therefrOm The prisoner acknow
edged Ls guilt aad was committed trsl in default OF
81 300 bail lie was aided by accomplish who escaped.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-22

To THE BRSEvoLEST.-A lady Of refinement, who
an invalid ncurable disease and without is
DESTROYS the Home OF Incurables at West Farms
where patients taken without compensation and
assistance from the charitably inclined is solicited Conr
buttons for this purpose may be to Mr. F. f. Randolph
No n n.sf n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-22
NEW BRIDGE OVER

BOARD or CONFERENCE.-The NEW BRIDGE OVER
RRo,pwAY-The Board met at O'Clock p. Thursday.
the President Mr. the chair Concurrence had
rpon the Adrmanc resolution providing Tor .he erection oil
an aerial bridge Broadway. AT Fuons resolution
was adopted lay pipes for the supply OF Croton water
through Murray HUI between Third and Sixth ayes. Inc
Board then ad burned to Monday next at o'clock p. N.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-22
The WIDENING or Frrrn-AvE-At the last meet

iug the JOINT Special Committee Of the Common Council
on widening Fihaye It viii be remembered that that
strictly private BIZ; then it has been
ceraned that the property owner, on the avenue made pro
position at tina. meeting that Il Committee thought avOra
big they ae property owners) were wiling TO pay an
annual the city FOX the privilege Of allowing the
stoops the remain they are at
present Th tie COnmitte Sill sve under AMUSEMENT and
the result their deliberations will he made known when
they shat have rendered their report to the Common Council
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-22
Ar,i,.,or che china ne uso-,on.

HEg Halls DUB THIS EVENING"
BOgToN 1hurdly. Jnne u. 1916
Tho slelmship China arrived here from Halifax ~ q
O'Clock thus morning Hrr mails aud the newspaper bag
or be As,ocintcd Press were forwarded hewYor by
The morning tu which J., dGo there ihon o'clock THIS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-22

BRlDaEG BROADwAY.-To-day Mayor Hoffman
receives the resolution adoped by both branches OF the Com
mon Council prordng o the erection OF an serial iron bridge
over Broadway the intersection Of Fuons 10 under
stood bis Honor the proposition and SHOULD this be the
case be will undoubtedly approve the resolution at oncc and
il will not many days before the word will be commenced
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-22
Calendar Of the Cour, of Appeals.

ALBANY Thursday. June 81 1896
To. following tlc day calendar Of the Court 81 Al
peals lof Frdt June p nos. 1885, 49,, l57, l5S 20
lfJ. i6l. i'3 1888, lC3t, ,. ~.
There val. pc 40 rrnhor daJ -slcrdlr At ihA term.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-22
zs2Ogl1LEr NRWs-

AbbE.bD EMBELEbgAEST BY a GJvERNMBNr OPFI-
cfn some day, Aif IoAtraJ il tho gunner hav
ing charge 4ad arrested io having early 10 the
sp-ng sod ior D., own Csc bca-it pchoonoTlosd Of
f.'ydrr riiurf " reported - 0W Tho accused
iuuri-on-d the United States IYnghip vermont
sgr t.ics examination has been made H. reslri %
ls affair. VIZ fie GoFrrnlcnt. AID has been ascehined
there 800 puud Of powder 10 toe credit OF the
instead 0f having lorlnded hc 'ogsrn'r ont
90 rns f.IuH
Tho maer Aaviug leeu hr1gga. prominently before the
before Cont % luquirY which was
'-enrrf NJ me Iycetn 10 EayyYard yesterday. The
{ ,rf cnnssa d Crmlaudrr ITculGafa Precedent and
Conmanoafa Ingisb .eLaan They wa reassenbe to
a1Y. whfq "lirItr r.I nH f.tln.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-22
Cholera.

Cholera.
HULsE'S PROTECTOR FROM CHOLERA
Approved by the Physicians the Metropolitan Board Of Health
The Scientific American We well satisfied with the
valuable quie. Pad that have introduced in esssb
shmeu every person employ being supplied herewith
srse establishment. have followed the same coarse
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
HALL RUCKEL,
Wholesale Asenta
" HULsE q Co, Proprietors
No. u PesIi-st.
EewYoh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-22
The CnrIlrr., strike.

RDsIoH Thursdsy June 81 1856
rs ship Archer. which OcclAOned the strike among
e cief has been stripped caukci md shesthcd and
oppcrcl W the master mechanics OF Boston ana ther
apprentice, and IT expected that the vessel will he
ready n,st week % leave for now York and load tor nh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-22

AcpUfrTAL or THg TWO DJFPgEs
NV OEilh..s Thurs iar june -, ZOO
Tha bIohrns Duiicf who .llcd Bob Jackson, wore 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-22

ROBBED WHILE SLgRPNG.-A boatman named John
Eagar arrtgued before Justice Ledwh yesterday on
chere az having stolen 500 from the pocket Of Michael
Al ryan o % Jayst wtlo the latter was lying asleep 10
siljon az No 81 Spr1gst The prisoner was asnmIsd
tJr examination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-22

ArrAcK 0y raE hate oF A VESSEL 81 RIVER
rlmrl,-PnoDs8ss &rDhH Last evening three men hav
ut cl, rso VI ava. boz, lolreed ve8se AZ Jackson
woirs wharf foot ~ Norfaru, ST. and under prctence Of
desiring no buy spur the crew. consisting of col'ed
men proceeded sfcll 90 could NJ n order 90 carry on
hat tley had taken ilcy deadly assault tho lat
mate unuef Ic'u 'os
Ioa' ua. struck over fhs head Will bell~rg pm and 70
reslnly Injured that u is dceUel possible that be can
ta.rge Rouu!smnn Riggs Gnd O.csf Uer o. tho Port!
first pfnciuut Fu''r arrested 81 t1s ants named
Patrick Fool, and Owen McNemara Tie thd mcr o3orped
IT,. n.cn.r4 rTe committed for heafn JDst was tlk'n
O., No l2l Afltntir.st where his family resides.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-22

D,5DASUNg,rr Og FIRE COMPASIBs.-At recent
session ~ The Board % D. Tire Commissioners Wedaes
Iay aist Engne Company No. and Hose Company No 10
were dsLaaGel motion Of Commissioner Van Vahenburgh
This action taken ~ oonsIusDce Of charges Of fOtous
ondue, on the morning 81 the Sd inst preferred against
them by Chef Engineer Dos Although there considerable,
Dissatisfaction expressed by members Of the Department a. the
secret action o. tho Commissioners tria being had
Their considered good by 'he czons generally
a. both companies always troublesome Each company
represented tho factions In the Department Sach have
infciel a. mr-h hltgrace npnn H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-22
VIOLATIONS or rng EXCISE LAw.-The folio

VIUAA lIUN7 " ITH ~ ~ NV 10 '7''7''ls
urc. were brought before tie different Justices yesterday
y too charss Of scas liquor without license They we're
fined so coca.
ast,i iirsy r.may Johanna Rson and Reuben Floss
ma amos. ~ h- fle Fo.fr ff.i Precinct Polr-
Fdwsid udsby jsu, heVfs John Van Nanhorn hsry iik
Nsr.ii.s 'le Arfd. Elm, Aosct % bel l.
a. Ell Con.gn Tlelb Miller Blrtho0GeS O-nson Adam ke
e .f A.srt cainr Thomas Cfhis Mary bi" nan
.rrs. a DE- che torIy . .rl Precinct Police
tsi me ,inrphy ar,e"rd b, sJh precinct ofp'ufe
P-t.- s.. rel by the tyu PIE met pclro
Fts f N-rr-v li-rv smith Jol hmer fEAi"h Armstrong
Psr. uNel Gle orny Jane. hclnss AID J J.ae' wee a
fs b ID q. 90 r.i.-i ucf.
~ tfo-r.s.y Fr.rp. SER Henri Rouks Felrk Mycrs
H.nv rti.d,v r-ier Ck Smith hush Dfne-i'y and
r.aHl .l bort nrl~s h} tbe Forty id re,iuc' fol3
falr Do fnhs DlvniI- thls Newman and ts1rgs
o.. IN. ,frs.,,d bv the forty.fourh liesuc. Police
Marin %. ri b TOO roriJ hll frccnr' hfs
~. m owing persons also arrested ny the Forty first
lna FORTY second Precinct Police.
Frederick Lohl Lzuel, Pa'uck fireman, Adam Jacoo
dis farsriI sud VIM l. WasA5ufn-
Most OF s above keepers o. ligerber saloons
nv store. Tho Gass imposed paid in all instances,
except ~ th, evcrni where the examination was ad
lOurDsl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-22
The Tribune Enlarged.

THE LARGEST AND CHEAPEST NEWSPAPER IN THE
WORLD.
ENLARGEMENT OF THE DAILY. SEMI WEEKLY AND WEEKLY
TRIBUNE
Notwithstanding the fact that the size of THB TRIB
uyE has been more quarter the price will
remain the same
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-22
Railways Ready Relief,

AS A PREVENTIVE AGAINST
ASlATIC CHOLERA
WILL CURE
ALL BOWEL COMPLAINTS
teaspoonfu hall tunb Of @ drink will In tsw
painful discharges and restore the psiieA 70
health and comfort
RAPIDLY CURES
All Rheumatic and Neuralgia Affections Sore Throat Asih~s bSa
tlers Nervous Headache
WHEREVER PAIN EXISTS
Apply Ready Relief II viii afford mmediite and ass
Price 50 cents per bottle Sold by Druggists.
RADWAY 4 Co, No. ~ Msideolans
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-22


Thus finished dghtfl day, both On accom-; Of th
saantuess OF the weather and the perfect order AMI disc
line that preserved. Tomorrow i the last d'y o.
meeting when in addition many excellent races steer
chase is added 10 the programme
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-22
Gperial Notices.

Why may PHALoE's HTBLooMSo CEREUs be
csei shots Goddess ro' Boclu'c hsp
fume dre,, from the pisti, Of hoe neble'l eower
What re,emblnce Is theo bcweea PHALoNs NIGHT BLOOM
INC CEREUS and big cnthquakof Only u,ha. i, maker -
much noise in tho world
Columbia COlIege.-The Annual meeag Of the Association
TIE election Of oe aud the Transaction Of os
business will be held IN the College Library Forty ninth 49, near
Fifhsve.. TUESDAY EVENING, jane B at 8ocock Afs
the there will be social Of tie Alumni The lrss
tee. Faculty Oraduse. Of the Coegs cordially invited 10
attend. a. >. VAN DUZER, Secretary.
no. 10 Broadway. n. v.
Notce.-Ibe Mall the United Kingdom ss1
Continent and Liverpool steamer CITY q
aud the Bremen steamer bsns4
SATURDAY June g. viii dose this Once ct 10 80 a. an
at follows; stations and b. %
Stations and d. IN. Stations and = IDA Ststisa0.
735us JAMES hEL'f. fosnlauof
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-22

The Rest Place 20 buy new, tasty and weii-mads
SPRING aud SUMNER CLOTHING 10 at Y. B. BALDwtrS.
Mo-. 70 and BOwsy the largest store and asOmsn, in tho city.
and prices lea.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-22

Travelling Suits
Of all Wool Cashmere for
1S DOLLARS.
suitable for the SEASIDE or the MOUNTAINS
DEVLIN & Co.,
BROADWAY. corner Grandk
BROADWAY, corner Wanenst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-22

or' s'ale' Ts. bin .ulhors railroad oonuc'oass 50 az TO
htrtr r.nl nnlna Inaa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-22
Established 1921.


WIN GALE in,
WM GALE & SON,
No 500 BROADWAY (temporsriyl Metropolitan Hotsl
MANUFACTURED OF
STERLING SILVER WARE,
AND DEALER III
FINE PLATED WARES,
|. now receiving 6n assortment Of the
GORHAM MANUFACTURING COS
PLATED WARE,
ney superior excens 10 quality md haene OF hnise
before offered either Of homo foreign mana
facture
w o. Jn will occupy the store Nos 572 and 574 BhoAe
WAY metropolitan Hotel about August J.
The Best Purgative In the World
RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS,
COATED WITH SWEET GUMS
Free from taste. .
Never sickcn grtps
The only vegetable substitute for caom known tss
world and snpenor ell purgsiy Alternative or esthac pms
genera use
THEY PURIFY THE BLOOD
REGULATE THE SYSTEM. - -
stomach liver bowels kidneys skin and other secee'ss
all - -
DISEASED HUMORs
INV ~ WV RAILWAY & Co,
no 81 Msiisu lane.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-21
0ermiidltee.


izo# o Ell bitmor oberiud. yin
NlaIer aus Sbiirjneen, Deilen in Staoe
BEL elmer Serrldaft ais 4alIsbalterin
nno Gefelid|afterin gfun9iren0e @eliebte
Ii@ iILfeinenl b1dit 0ri9ineHen Briefe
! bon ibnl fir INNER bernbldieoeE bate,
belt nnter iolden amItanOen Iein Be-
ben fur cine nnertraaIide Gait nilD bsr<,
iudte. Oaiielbe am GOnperitag MbenO in
Der g8obHHng feines 8rnoberrit Ourd
timex G9nitt auer il6er ben sails abb
sgeITaen. CT iuiarDe iofort in oas
&ranfenbans gefdBnfft.1 Der obeners
iudbnte in Der 4aide bes llngIlfliAen
gefnnoene 8rief, lantete in &Init StDE
linO 0rtHosrapbie bu6fdbli9 mic
/ folgt ss9h IS ~ esisrsa.
10 09ieber garl 7.s,sa - ssss >.
e SD glanbie Dir 81 licben, erItens
neil Du elm 8iinltler bif, iia6 siueitens
IipeiI Du ben 9faIiet tra0it bon benz
gefir1teten Wann iueldein lcb mid
INNER Auiipidte NIT Dem bernids
temaen Slid f9nslen 3u lernen. Nberes
itsnif5t, NH biit fein &iinitLer, bonn
Da malt nidts aus Der BanOaF, nid)tS
orfineles, ionoern aIIes mad seinen
B0rbiIo Hmo oas 1T feline 6unit nidt.
sllh1 3tpeitens bift Du aud Der Sail mid
Dor Dem cine Qhnnlie mic iG lhlpdrfns u
Gam. gBie eiult Sole ieirelt SeinridJ
quite. ralfe Id Dir 80, Carl mid oraut
Dor Dir. 4 gtAp iueiit On MIIes, mir
bei0e Slpei pa{IeH nidlt az sin amber, i'd
bodgebilAet ltn0 Dn prplaililA. 9Det
mir bfileen min, nliGB mid Dar9 Ieinefl
@eilt uH0 4erj an5ieben, Qlbet bas
Eauar niGt bel Dir Der 6olI, oaruit ipdr
. aud i'd INNER 70 falt 0eseH Dir. &ein
0fenfd1 tenn ID 0eBsll ieiHe @eiHbIe.
| Sa oaHerlt mir 0eHn GA bilt gut. @iber
l3uae III gut pbHe Dpeii Da6 4ffu6i0s
| 6bier If aud cut cut Fn0 alle, bic nid)l
i i6ledt fiT0.. Gin eebiIbetes 9R6bden
nit eineni gebiIOeten HeF3en uerlnngl
nlebr. gin gutter UfaNm fagt An nlIenl
4ip, 9eFf @ott, mos nnlib nas fiir cine
launiueiIige gbe iper6ep ohne ei,ien
GponenEeii. gu BIT mid aud Gin aot
4 80 0ufes @@ab id liebe bel bic Wldns
neE gtidt bite &anfEpTltb, nIefl Carl illlb
I lej Dem fEeiniten lRiDeriprll6 fafen, mai.
] ole 1iibe traplen, nit bic 3dbne fnirs
fd1ea NIB aiisgufeg, fnbre tin, llldttus
liAe Geiaifenbeit, perwiIberf fonftmHs
tbiGfe 2anRnl sAilE 6ie1fr, sd In Gin
4 0r0eutliAee GlRdDdef, bob Elm gntea
er3 nit eineB re6tidoiIeFleh &infers
| grub. Sd afnnbte Dir litben 81 f6n,
fsess ekee a eahk tnnE~Lnekfse e,sN4f
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-21

Cut nus psbsrIasliss MgsHtsn werbsnin jseeF Stab
psfIanat. Die aisbilns Miro unpartslil@ unb 20 10
BON sinem Goultts pQlsssgss bas BON nru 7idets8m,
babern srmnnMG en- ssais tssa@ u
Ma3 vet sieDaije ssitb eint renRaabiss aite Der
aspinns IN len eiHsIFusa sasls4sn SeitaMssn p.is
bIljiFt. - staissrns as6r 3isQ
ansn Neissunnesa Iilaf man siuen wofiifamp bel
ann f@retbe bic mbrehe beatll@ nnb esnau. @es
EMm ant anfer Milfo yer pofscffiee Hrber gef6i6i
vg1ben. breffs: &MD0r. @n3ee ID. Co., MRmEs
tefrD wptspfaes. wlsgnene Co.. Cbto9 DeeE
Hniess Office. IS 80. Dtiisf @fraas. 0insitnaH
@ef4afttfabftr Saist aBaiHrisIt, strai.;
Ttes. u. eoghs SsEr; R. .. glawboH, MH. Gefrssai
mm. EAEbpr. @@aamtsiaet; Sames Gates, @eHeFa
aeent tayaop--263
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-21
QRert6 sO,, saYe. sos.

Sir ma9en bsfohSsss anf unlerR sraen Preis apsfs
merriam. Gs Vt Stes Elm praGfueRer Railsfps en-
i9Snes gBO5mbaMs init si1Blf Bimmerh mit allen mos
0ernen Etnrf6tangen. Mu@ befinaet ii4 babel ell.
ssaa, Der mot nntsf $1,000 ssbautpsrbe tam.
Das vra9tuone @ebdnbe Iisst III einsm natiirIi9en
yarfDcm 81 WIDER nabe gHIForS.i slabsre Mushinft
6ariBet ertbetIen glafor g. o.. gssrss g. Grsisbton
nnb s. VI 1teGs uen Gineinnasi. assFsa
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-21
cffsielle y issa
STct lanldffpa
FIR lsiHta
"a ntiagahgsag.
Staet Iennefife,
GTeeufip<9 epaEtemssif,

&Teeafip<1 eparteuss1ff.
Ru44 Dtlte, Tenn., - Ropember 1867
MS Elm @riaIibes sslE il 6 umIers pai6t ats
insAts AHs Hexgaaagf bersitsns esm Gsbsr MHes 6as
ten unb ieber ueat0mmenen Gabe uniern 3onf cbs.,s
sattsa ~ iessr Sit FIR pic iabIreiaen sesnunesn
pet4s er ms eeidnbis beretta; nab pabrenb es Gin
strpaE6isrr eebraad III 10 ID Is jsst AN 70 mebr am
Eake, aIs has Sahr ftdb Toned feinsm Gn6e ,nnsiat
Desbalb smpfebIei9. aDiHiam Br0spnIoap. eons
perueur BON Eenne6ee. saf 3anneriae Ser % 10,
usHiber, feileetesf anS teffdtst fusrbe as ca xaa
Der Can iaguns une ees RrsiSes an BEN auma6ssaen
SOFT it Elm d1sbefts dsr bss 0ssIes, JosS6bI n sss
Saatset HnS Gruste ais and N Der aradtbnfeit bes
Sens; bofar 6as er ans nnferem sanSe Se tSstIie
PEI DertrkbeH CAT peI6s mir alIe 70 jskr fitrbtete.
NIB IN anfesa matchmaker gesietnhesE, has & Sic
eersen nnb ben gerflanb bes gslfes treu anb letia
erbalten bat. Sieie segnansen iiub ale pOn ben.
eetu tsnfern Goft aasssepnaei nnb geriansen ron
benz EOIfe bes staatss, 9aHKbarfeit, 2Ob ane preis
sabt Has Saber BEN FeftsefeslsH Gage in unfsrE
@ottestdnieru perfammeIn, rin ben Germ 81 ebreF
80 sef6eben anf BEN Capitol in Rafbriae an bic,
FEM ben l9ten Toss Bee 9louemte 1856. uab 6em 81
| sabre Der nnabhdnsisfet Der Ser. Staa;en.
| Sir ben @cnperRsIit I 3 ~. .. DrOsnGpp.
| u. 5. SIet9eI staatsfetretar. 19-29aop.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-05-17

8tniterniB binbur6 fiebt. Q8as finben 81
8unoerli6es baran?"
OGtsentli3 MiGts @unoerIi&e8, nur fam bieI
NeIIe 10 pl6bli9."
yWas wpllen STE ? SD langpeile mid
bier, beICncers ba metne Gameraoen bei3lDlier
baben ob5ureiien."
| Der Seoiente fam I'M Die Ser3en ansu3ans
ben.
2Otbar befabl 8feifen uno gBein. Gr lag
allt eInem tleinen Sppba unb fang fir iid2
bin.
Ser Doctor bate Gid in etnen 2ebnitu6I
9elebt unO lab nit 9lei69alti9er Ndene sur
9ede binauf
van mas Oenten Gie, urein Iieber Doctpr?"
tra9te gotbar gan5 plSbli6.
vS3 oa1te an 0as 2ieb oa5 id3 Ieute b6rte,
gang oeIelbe Wfelpoie, Die Sic iett ppr ii6 bin
lan9en; aber e8 nuroe nit elmer Sttmme
9elun9en oer9lei4en id NOD ME ge96tt
babe"
vllnO tpie b6rten sic es ? 6ier in bieier
WIlte ift es gar gu un9laublid CAP Sic bieIe
Arie iingen b6rten. sic tpurOe ruobl tlpb in
Sbrer Ginbipung geiuugen," ider3te 9ptbar.
,,0anS unb gar ni4t. gS tpar Elm junge5
Mdo&en Oas mid nit ieinen tuunoerbar tIaren
nno melOoii&en S0nen 10 feIielte, DAP i'd un@
betue9li4 auf Oem 8labe bIieb. GS mar cine
ent5idenOe @rldeinung."
sd 9ratulire. 9lber tpenn e5 fein Gebeinl=
NIP 1T, 10 m6&te ib gar Su gerne erfa6rer wer
olele Sdngertn mar - Elm giaturfino bas auf
benz SelOe @arben binoet uno Wlp5art'1 10e 2iez
Der iin9t bas ldbt ii6 niht pereinigen."
,Oas babe i9 au6 ni6t bebauptet, unO tod
lit iie tpirfli6 ein Naturfino, pbidpn lie feline
@arben binoet."
Basner ldaelte auf feline feline Meile.
,,Sie ieben 10 9ebeimnbppQ aus, meiu lieber
Doctor, baB i6 gang beutli6 Sbre 9IbIibt erz
ratbe metne 9leu9ierbe 5u erreden, mas Sbnen
beute 11idt gelingen tpiro."
yGS ift elm ppultGnbiger Srrtbum baB i'd iie
in 8ewesrtnS iebeu m6dte. SiderliA baben
Sic, ba Sic oft benielben We9 reiten, Oenlel6en
@eian9 idUn 9eb6rt."
v8elden Neg uteinen Sie?"
SEPT brebte 2ptbur ben &Opf
,,2tn @ttprp pprbei."
,,Nb !" g8Obnt Die SGngerin IN Der 9ldbe
p1n od?"
2Otbar ri6tete iib baGb auf
uSa, in Gttprp."
= = Sest iprung 2otbur auf unO rief:
vgBen meinen Sic ?"
,,Weine ebenali9e Patientin. SD gldubte
sic bdtten es Idu9it erratben. !6aben Sic
Oenn uer9efieu, pub @ie bas Wtdp4en emit
3pingen ippqten gu lingenM
v9lb $50 bate bic tleine Sdngerin per=
9eilen iiber. -"
(8ortlesuns fpI9t.)
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-05-17
6crrenffeinerzQn Qnnert.

Welt Bratt Str. glo. 358 uno 3583.
Dfeinen SeeFrtcn 6reunbeu rub beS1 @nblitum made
i'd hermit bic qneise, boB ID bas I9cn eit 9afren
beem YGase etablirte @eGGft bernDneu 6abe unb te=
Gnbig elm reid6altise8 QaSer Snen, olit geGrbe
teen Serrenfleibern neueer aepp 5u ben bigfen 95re
fen Dprrdt5g 6aten unb au iole auf SeRe1un9 anfer
tigen perbe. -5offe fir R6Ge unb 6cenenge in aet
Sorteu nnb ;u alten Breiien
5seruer cine auswaBl &eSepi@rtHe, @tSGe:c., iDt
ale in bieies Sad eiHiGtasenben artitel.
20 ale 9efteiluusen werbeu prompt, biIii9 unb il
tiir3efer jSrift angefertigt.
.. &. 9aifee.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-05-17

SyafOb OnttmDer,
@lrtler uno Gilberplattirer,
empfett rem seebrcn Yublfum in reid. .eeabltes 2deet
beutf6en unb amerifnntf6en Wetaa nb alanterte.
@aGren 81 ten biaisflen Dret1an.
Seine 9SsrfseuGe,
feine IdfdbenmcfTeT,
Easza plattirte Sabeln ltne SDffeI,
&AygM ffinc ladirte 8 meneafen,
SVasS RI 9O9eItGftee,
s@} Srudbt- Inb Srph-RSrbe,
g "a mem,
ten2Gaers dlS g0ctnsSer Sa1den@ Rprbfoden'
feline Sunbebal86dneer, SdsttafGen @uber- itnb drpt-
b6rntr, Office unb StfhgOGen Resplter unb ptfDlen
pldtrta S6irplaten 3nf6enbder u ene BDubptrs @tus
fur Damen Serren Netletafen, 8iGertaf8en NititGr-
Hufsenuaern Oiuie Gin blGorttrts Eager pDn Wral-
Iea, alS Neians, RcuFber Rupftr, 8inn 8tnt, Blei,
98tSmutb, 2lnintpnium uno feines 9iattrNlber; and
SGmGitieseE, Irpp Cartier gtb gaeefstlen, 2aubId.
gen. sraB nnb gUlbIraen iVnftse In e 8ae etHfbla9
9fnfe &rfel.
gIp 10 Glib GaIsertRr. (be20-)
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-11-10

A CUTE lANKEE.-Andy Gums
Minis. who used To live out near Far
mingham. was Il ''cute down-castcr
IA real live Yankee. hard to beat.
lie was once in country bar-room
"down South" where several gentle
men were assembled, when one of
them said:
Yankee Cummins, ifyou'll go
out and stick your pen-knifc into
anything, when you come back I'll
tell what it's stickin' in"
eyer can do no such thing!' re-
sponded Cummips.
"Ill bet ten dollars of it," an
swcrcd the Southcrner.
Wall, | rather guess I'll take
that ere bet. Here. captain" turn-
ing to the landlord,) "hold the
stakes, and I'll just make saw-horsc
in less than no time
The PARTIES deposited an n apiece,
and Cummins went on his mission,
but in Il short time he returned say
ing:
Wall, ncighbor, what is it stick
in in 2"
"In the handle,' replied the
S"ntherner, holding out his hand for
the stakes.
"Guess MOI: .iist wait a minute"
said the Yankee, as he held up the
handle of the knife, minus the blade.
Ikalkilate the blade can't be in the
handle, when it's driv clean up in an
old stump aside yer road out thar
Cummins, Of course, won the wa
ger, and the Southerner slopcd fer
parts unknown, amid roars oflaugh
ter,