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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-19
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
roRr or NETWORK. .........p,c IA

cLRARED.
steamship yss Bsssy ssys3nsh @uTg,,y Tsl.i;a C."
ssssm .i Fanne Fsntca PhilsdeipIs N: K6irsrcl
s:::sS k ks Rsi SI5is: s,E'i '
Snip coa stk1 s.s mS1SS5Ss W. Sa%slPs Co.
Fax Lord baltimore BI Lobes Cairo dc ysrd' and msrl't
gsFs W,Ssen B% Pey srsnSsn a sl.Hsn hd Esye
Bar sn Fcu ls Il 5u@a s1a
Bfs Abby Watson Watson chs'S", e. I Z Sherman
Bns g. F. fsaistcn Br Burgess TIind Or sPaiol Pension
Big Maria GisLl suvsrs,o, aI.r.eas' sonsr gdy'
Big Big k k: S so@a I A NerRn
Sem. wa9ai;I Hawkins s ssO..o pn,thco
scGr Aun 0rinne, POBtSPetTs lGoadl s. H. kenSh
schr Mary Russell smith, Washington c. Munsy F'rT'
s Sg ". r. Gem. Iewis Boston. @. X. Rsckstt
shr Cru, Fsssi' HssdiPs sS.!oE N ts5 DsTsn
sebr sarah Jane 6ardDer. Newport Geo \. S1rsnahsn
ARRIVED.
Steamship Emily B. Sender Lockwood chsr.ten 2 houis wa
md,e pass LvinsstOn Fox Co. h'' experience ne'S
Steamship corte. Henry Boston win lOa f VEN Cruz e ,as
Londoo during le dragged ashore bat received no ss1se M
ns seas ass p,, = i 10 James S Hand
"s sss@sbp E,npire Price Wnuson c. days. with nd''.
'I Steamship a De.wsTe simmons Charleston via Norfolk 30 hours
steamship che.speo,s.e Johnson Portland Me-
Steamship Gen cus,sr Rector Baltimore IS hours with mde and
s Tbopsn Wells Liverpool Nov with dse ard 50 pass
20 Williams Eon Has had continuation Of westerly WINS ie'
's sss cbt5n stafford Havana u day., Brett Son
Co. heavy weather; split sails and shei cargo aHo 'eset
B. Msrposs of 5o.tOn Nash. Gusns P R. Nov a. with
' ss aT two BotbeSs l PoSe johns. g. wit ls.h g
Nsvas soma sh T' On ,Sd oss 5,y o
Big l. W Eson of CORVALLIS. ~ So MeNsny wi9 s re
s had very heavy NV gale entire
iSoIyryini SER s;1 I0 s6s '"' ''-n0
sehr 81 Petit lO BSs!On Tsyor PhisdelphS days wa
10
sehr Ws1d Perks Bcsar Bangor 81 days with lumber to
Sehr Viola TrewOrsy Maehas days with lumber to Simpson
seSi chevO, Gray Addison, days. with lumber To Talbot
scsE ?. A. Pike. Cove, Providence.
schr EnepIie lbE Bses, Londonderry n - 10 o'J' WIN
shr John Walker Dayton csssena % day., vs KEY West
master sss VIC tc SSI D. Hce sick Gs dd pee BODY
broas, home Lett at CsheseHa bark John DOehs "i
s seG Truman Gibbs Bedford with slip timber FOR Henry
near Captains parted both ehsnsi Jet go The ledge sP
By ubersu' went hO's and came 0a "n'0' en'''
Mar M,T s.teh b: T'fE ssD E S s fer
se Mo jaIs claeh (sr) Adams ST. Andrews B. days, with
scSr Tiaii. Am, Lunt, csl.i,
schr Z. d. Wheaton Sitter, Jacksonville,
DISASTER.
The S: 9T s.. s a Ey sa fs T c sses s s
Sunday night and total os She was owned At ~ Johns
registered re- it, red sad bait iH boa
MEMORANDA.
b.k aid to be the oan,es from cubs s'hOrs bstsssn
k1ypO ana CiG fnS from 81 Johns. B. when coming through
the Sound struck Rocks and received damage.
win haul out for ''i sSfres 70 MARINERS. '-<
c.p Bsrbsr ship csern. Hons Kong s" San s.a'
cleo reports hs. on August - whe sighting tho Dssss hoss
isns largest island Of the on spproschus ,ss
which Og the crater IL pot. much Tssss@Ss
on eny oftbe charts.
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BORT tl1aroen's Noiife.
ARMY GAZETTE.

BIT TELEGRAPH TRIBuEE,
The service of the following named Ofhcers OF the
veeru Corps being required they hereby
honorsbly mustered cut Of the sevce: MAJOR John Hsmmcnd
Ltuteualt W. NJ Mitchell SECOND Leuenants OeoTge bCa
and Jacob Roth
RELIEVED.
reveCspt Aired Townsend L. = Army from Mastering Duty
and ordered 70 bis home
ORDERED.
Cant. J. NJ Curtis of Twentieth U. g.. Infantry, 90
reiou his REGIMENT stationed at Richmond Va.
HoNoRABLY MUSTERED OUT
Major John H. Donavon Nineteenth Regiment Veteran Reserve
CoTps o date Nov. %. 1896. ... =
Bfevet c. Mann Captain aud Assistant Qastefn@Ss
u, ). Nounirss, December g.
MISCELLANEOUS.
L Col Horace Neide Veteran Corps Breyet Brgsd.er
General United States Volunteers has been appointed pee. Ia
spector schools Freeiaen Bureau, TO DO ssoned sn
ingtou.
The order mastering ont Second Lieut. fFdes Nee
qweny , Reent Veteran Corps revoked be having
dsd previous to the PRONUNCIATION Of that ORDER
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CORPORATION Notices.

CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLlC NOTICE Is
~ hereby given the owners occupant Or oeeuPan o.
az s s.es.sSs have been completed lodged
Ia the tie Board Assessor or examination By all persons
i.i For building in Broadway between Thiris'h aud
3D. For laying crO..wst West from the nohery side Of
IA FoT vi5r c1ossWsls IN West street, opposite No 28i
laying osswslk Grand street at tie essisry sld'
Str For laying cro.,ws Laurous the 'ouhery
6h For synE erO,sw,lt Fourth Seventeenth
III For settling cub and gutter a,gsng sidewalks in Second
avenue between l2,ta sgd lzsih 1 so.,
Oh For regulating and grading from
It'll Or Building Of wo. and Albany
2t For paving trap Yiy 9Th st.. between Broadway
18Th To paving block, om Hudson to Wet
4 For paving blocks cahrrns, from DiyiOa to
18th For reslstnF setting Curb and gutter and naSsns F,
eigl th a., between Fourth and fihiraves 49,,
10 is h Is Road sS grading ''
The limits ea6rsoed BY Include eli tie several
OF ground lots pieces and parcels q land
t 10th side. Of Broadway Tlrls.h Thirty srs,
a. The property tn9Sn - ChHtoT ,i Market r, 49,,
a. TIE s. s e L's5Sn s6 e The I q 10 r.. soSt
The side Of oT'nds the extent o. hs the boeL
ard Lsgren and both sides Of Lauenss TO the extent
OF hall the block south q Graud-st ,,,,.,
bloch east ard wss Of to9f,hyo and eos se' OF 20
III: sIiTs . o. b.: e. s.'s nss 81 ssssn One
twenty sxhis and both sides
between Onehupdrcd sne One
hundred aid twenty slghtl sta 49,,
eth Both sides Of NOrs. from Broadway 20 Bsrers both
sides Of En TO the extent Of la the block north sne soma o.
Worth both sides Of onphce and also both SIDES OF f-
st.. from Hission-pae 10 BsTtersi
eh Both sdsi Of One hundred ndenih from Sixth to Ninth
iih The east side Of wetist from Albany % Csdsrst the
south tide Of Ceds and the north aide Of Absny hom West 10
Woshingon-st
Iah Both Of Fifty hfhsL. from Broadway 10 EEh'havs
End to the eAtss Of bali the block either on Broadway aud
EiglthsVe.
lStt Both sdss Of DasneS from Hudson West A. aud tie
block the tefsecing streets
Both sides Of Catberine. from Division 70 SOutht and 70
the half the block either the Eterssonz
isth BoA sides 81 Fifty eighth st from Fourth 10 tMhaye and
70 ID extent az bali the Block the inerseetrg
18Th Beb Of Ninety ecoudst from Eighth 10 Bloom
sss Red ane to tie extent Of hall tie block the intseeIHI
All pesns ssieFe shsied BY the sboven,msd
and VIC are ornos The either OF them
ess4 40 pfsse iion IN writing Of the under
sssS N @r Office No = ChsEbrrs. basement New Coat
InB,s =, en-, iifr Tie dais Of this nctee
JACOB p. OAKLEY. J Bosrd
tf JOHN d. OT1iWELL, Of
ISAAC o. HUNT, AssestoT
Ogficf BoiEr o. Assls'1aS
Nav CouKl.IloUfg, Bee. - iS1t. ;
-. sS-sssl
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Dropoaals.

OTYIoE or TIE CINCINNATI DAYTON AID EAsrKRSl
RAILROAD CoHPAxr sAEDusKr o.. Dec let6.
CEALED PROPOSALS for executing the gradua-
ton bridging masonry and for the supply Of natess
that part the Cincinnati Dayton and EasteTn hsosd
he Junction Sharon Dayton being for distance Of
about IS ms viii be received this once until the lVh day Of
January. 1861.
Plans prohes and cbede Of amounts Of woEk be and
blink bids oht1ined by appyng Al tbs once. -. n
All proposals mast 20 directed Of the c. d.
and r. n. Company. ,,
bids Will be received aef ian M - M ara none WI DC
opened until that time RUSH ~ aLOANE, ETcndrnL
4. d. LAfHAn Secretary
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gouartnsrsbis Notices.


NOTICE of DISSOLUTION Of C0PARTNER-
~ sHIPPubc NOTICE hereby given thai TIE nFm OF NIL
LOGG STORER heretofore doing Pub'1nE sns steney eus
ness tho Of Chicago 10 Illinois and oi Ne"ioIk ~ new
Yor have this DAY dissolved their copsrnep Dsted Chicago
H.. Dec. IL, 1906 :. :. sIOle1n.
FIyHE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing between
the undersgned under firm Of MckECHNIE WATT
COMPANY Is hereby dissolved By mutual consent sns ne
s IN sad Arm are 10 be settled and ged by JOHN McMUR
RAY alone at No. O5 Fuon-s No. GIs Pear st. where the
' JOHN ARTHUR MokECHAIE.
LANES M. WATT.
JOaN McMURRAY.
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Board ano Rcnms.

A COMMODIOUS SUITE OF ROOMS, Also, two
n snfle With Bod No liJ Broadway door from
TWsnyih st. opposite Madison fak aud hhaV7 unaoupted
reference exchanged.
DOARD.-First-class Board and Rooms, singly or
ID suite second snd third Aoors At No. 50 Clntonpaee.
BOARD WANTED-FOr a young Man OF good
Character sud habits, private family eing Of Fourth
ave TWetis Terms must be moderate H. A. FERRIS
Co, EoG 26J, PCS sud 26i Bfoouesi
fnils and single gentlemen. the 81. John iio'e' newly
opened single ro9r1 from 90 ef upward BToadSsy
Eighh.st. few.York
mo LET with BOARD--A Handsomely furnished
Paor md bedroom second story. House and Table strictly
Gcs Locsop, Thirty sccnnd'i. nesr finhevs: For Picu-
lar inquire BAILEY No % Broids' address Box No
35i6 +. o.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC. -.
Eun Ri.ss =, 20 Sun ses......435 Moon Ses..-f.ls
pAr.
ssudy Hook.....5s0a Gov IaDd...as del oe.''''''"
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ENGIISH GAME FOWLS-Bamahs, DonI-
II naae Ia -f. r.uay ni,fris-ald i've SETTER roo
sAIB sasssJ ). y J.. b., NJ 3al9 Jost 0hls New York
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sauinss BauKs.


East RIVER sGvrSos INSTITUTION
No CS N1Y.Yss ~ Dec 49, 1866.
DEPOsITORS are hereby notified that interest at
psr snnau wl be paid on ell sums lro@
xs Sb have ben a.Possd ioT ne space Of ia and three
:r gsyS' .S 70 s Sy 81 y'S Ss
ts principal srd draw interest deposited previous to tie is Of
daily from ~ w 'Hd e TSqr ss:y:sS S1
VILLAS II. sLocUM. PissldsSt.
IRVING SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
No. % wsrrsn'st
Interest SLOWED the rate efs cent on 81 sums entitled thereto
Free Of GOvernH'sut Tax Open daily hOm 10 to p N.
WALTER W. CONCKLIN, President.
VANDERBILT l.. BUXTON, Secretary. -
MECHANICS' AND TRADERS SAVINGS IN
Sir Ss cen, interest .s GSa taxi allowed on
Po.i. made o. Or bofos. January win interest from that
Open daily ron 70 a N. to- .. IT,. and MONDAYS and
"A'''1SOAi' i'''' :" sTEPHEN CUTTER President
HESET @ FnHsn Secretary.
METROPOLITAN SAVINGS BANK. No. 10
w Cooer Institute Tbdye.sIX FER CENT Interest allowed
Deposits made On OF before 70 draw interest tom lsi Inst
Wa J. BlnSrs. Secretary.
FNHE INSTITUTION FOR TIE SAVINGS OF
n MERCHANTS CLERKS AID OTHERS, No SIG Broadway
,onsSs snsiu s is. and pysbs MONDAY a. 1861 lie
Ind larger Gee f'9% GsgsHesI
ASDErv wAssrn. s,oss.sIy
HNHE NORTH RIVER SAVINGS BANK, corner
q spd 5,i syS Bsp; ~ y ,s b syi
bay EVENINGS from to Interest allowed st the rate Of
sent. free Of Government taI -. ,,l.,o,., =, q,
FEEpK L. yvLTE. Secretary
VEILIIAMSBURGH SAVINGS BANK. corner Of
w Third and FouIthss Brooklyn i-Deposiiors are
tetsby notified that sstsnnus Interest y TIE rae q SIX PR
CENT q 90 aHd upward that sh sye been
d~posd three la day Of January viii be PAID
20 DspooIs after OSDAY Jsnasy a. free foia ooTsn-
gaopa Deposits made bsi5se tho lol day OF Jshua W
dsaw intefsst from tie lst ,,y,--.
TIE Bank open fr busiuss dsay sandy. AID sody' eIept
eDi on Mosdsys sHd saturday, from g O'Clock s ana on
eem. GEORGE PICARD, President
s M,aliss Wt bsIso, Fie' Presidents
sAxUEL W. TErsLOw, Secretary.
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60 Get.

ct JOHN HOTEL, Broadway, near Eighth-st,
- SrYot on the EUROPEAN PLAN centrally located and
newly Gcd No open Roc' ~ suite AID sngy haHds2
fi,lel fr niies single sneurn Guests ilnisbedd"h
prysis fsb II desired single from &c week
TIYHE ASHLAND HOUSE,
Fourth-sye. Twenty -fourh-s.
families advantageous aangeHenh
far to-maueut BOARD.
Tfansient 20 per day.
F those pvenE tie suslou unfupasscd-benE only two
BLOB, r tie sflcn and Haven Rosdwh two hne' OF
city cars and q Of stsges passns the door,
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uipDsnn Notices.

TEK TRADEsaES's N11IONAL BASK,l
NKV-lOEK Dec. ~, 1886, :
A DIVIDEND az SEVEN AND ONE-HALFPER
N CENT free from GSveuEut tax wiz be psid
gsB q 1861 ANTHONY hALSEY. Cashier
= j u Dawn Poe,i5ent \ J0Bs 4 tifrI, Cashier.
Ttr KryrH 4 f.ioHtJ BANK No. 365 BRoADvAx,l
b.. Hxw.YoEK Dec is, 1865.
A DIVIDEND Of SIX PER CENT Qfee of Gov
N beep dsred payable the "a day
aJnusEy n1t TIE Trer Books WI eos on the "a inst to
reopen the "a January. lgDL
q D,ROADwAY SAVINGS INSTITUTION, No. 237
lyNbroadsay entrance Parkpacs.
DlbkADhs Igustes of ths iusftrtnE ive Greeted let
Ae ass DIVIDEND depo entitled eretost The z months
endng e ~ Z hs of SIX Pr CENi PEP Srcam on suns
fgcesfs est86rd TfYE PER CENT ffoo tIc fon
etvennsnt stis rsil spd eef 30 JAY JI y, J%L
FRANCS J.. -CHOAks. Prstid6Tt
sy4Ds B, wosRAlL, s,S rs1Gn ocss'ss Ace
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-19

Urn Gco0s. '~a,
TRAEAf REDUCTION IN PRICES
" FALL AND wrsfEA CLOTHING
GEO. A. HUNTER CO.'S
oLoTHINe waREAoUsE'
BUSINESS s6 HSi as IL g ca s's ss cas- md s
0'h"'~0 siO ga. ss sIs $40. els, and %"
Between Houston and Beeeker.ts.
Have opened tho mos, ELEGANT ASSORTMENT
"oroAKs sACoUEs BAsoUEs JACKETS and CIRCULARS
In VELVET and oLoT which cannot Os .u.Ps,eS y ATis
between Eighth and Einshsss
~ DE PERCEVAL, No. 799 Broadway,
IL Offer. G ~ Holiday DAY PRREsENTs. nav
ReB Es lRs6s wasA
SAsRETs Also CHnDRENs CLOTH SACKS COATS Snd
v.e,e. Of HASDKERoHTEsss ssd sets for CHILDREN and
PprnAI seTs LADIES' DRESSINGS SACKS sPENcERs,
SKIRTS HANDKERCHIEFs, LARGE STOCK Of EMbAoID-
Erred YoKES ke.
order for 'HANDKERcHlEFs, TABLE LINEN and BED
CLOTHES. STAMPING and STAMPED GOODS ----------
CLoAKs! GREAT SELLING OFF.
AtHALF PRICE Only y deys more more
0o. syGE sH VELVET oLoAks
SACKS AND BA8SUE a. '. Sa q IsPo'n
Nos ~ anu ~ By ADoLPH NEW
THE store toletl
II OFARRELL, Nos. 267 tos27l Thirty; tlith;;sst;,
one door east OF end FURNITURE
The largest stOek Of the above GOODS the lowest
s 10 om Ingram, O.. to Os-Od prices 81 90 and e 90
oaelotbs 70 yards wide 1000 pairs Banke,' -,
stock cent lees than last MONTHS prices ana
be sold regardless OF cost Al good, Warranted
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
H FRENCH FANCY SKIRTS
We have lus received per steamer Scotia another
IMPORTATION
Of the shove CONSISTING Of the MOST ELEGANT and RE-
CHERCHE ASSORTMENT
OUT OF PARIS
Among them beautiful
WHITE CASHMERE SKIRTS
WHITE ALPACA SKIRTS
BLACK CASHMERE and AJPACAS,
HANDSOMELY TRIMMED in the NEWEST and MOST TASTE
full STYLES
WHITE MUSLIN SKIRTS,
PLAIN TUCKED snd EMBROIDERED, ct prices that viii a''onh
our lady customs sell them than the material would
cost here.
The MOST STYLISH and ELEGANT ARTICLE Of the Kind IN
AMERICA wlbe made in cQLoBs TO ORDER
This Shirt i1pIe,sy Tor Us
BY LADY IN SOCIETY,
Il one ofbe FASHION SENSATIONS OF THE SEASON sfEC'
| lMENs CONTINUALLY on DISPLAY in our SHOWWlNpO"'
| We have also JUST RECEIVED
ANOTHER IMPORTATION Of our CELEBRATED
FRENCH CoUTILLE aud EMBROIDERED coRsETs'
| IN LADIES' and MISSES ~ izes.
sHoULDERBRAcEs, SUPPORTERS, &c, &c.
THE TRADE SUPPLIED on LIBERAL TERMS
GAYNOR.
Importer and Manufacturer
No. 765 Broadway,
bet. Eighth and NIuth-s,s
No whatever With other store in obi. city.
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PASSENGERS ARRfHED.

FROM CHARLESTON, Dec 1sIn tesnship Eaiy p seS%e'-
Mrs j. Bowen Mrs r. Laney Mics ~ Carl Mis- Jones y
Fis Mr. seigman, r. Arnold. Rev. Nh KEITH H. W. Oisy'
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-11-22
M AUGATUCK RAILROAD. On .,,si .... lN N Ihnrsdnu May 11fh Ionn n, onN hItoI

M AUGATUCK RAILROAD On and .r., Thursday May l7th, 1866, ppains win ,,.', as follows: 'Ht v 7io T'"" VIII run GoINo NORTH. - Leape Bridgepov,. .-1o,t ,s, For Winsted. connecting with the 6. .OO ram rom New York and with the 10 Ot1 s
 .om ., noT T' raven ana connecting at Wate,hu " with Train to and from Hartford
 n.O5 A. N. Freight Train for Winst.1 l.3O F. M. Mixed Train for Waterlurv 5.2OP. Nj. For Winsted connectiny r,y,, n s.OG F. M: Train from New York. and th, S.OO P. N: Train from New Haven, and Wo,a, bury with Train from Hartford. ""' u Leaoe Haterbary for the North.-12.Oap |. Train for Winsted. -'"" 2.65 P. M. Freight Train for Winsted 7.0S ?. M. For Winsted. GOING souTH.-Leave Winsted- -5.3O A. N Freight Train for Bridgeport.
 6.4O A. N. For Bridgeport New York o,,d New Haven, ,connecting. at Waterbury Ni,l train for Hartford. "''"
 2.10P. M. For Bridgeport, New yo,t New Haven, connecting at Waterbury viii train for Hal tford "''" ,..i Leaus Watrrdars tor M. Sonth.
 b,o6 A; M Mixed Train for Bridgeport. N.w
 s.16 A H.For Bridgeport, New York and N, :, Haven. se e,lp,.f',l - .s...
 8.36 A. NJ. Freight Train for Bridgeport
 345 P. M. For Bridgeport. New York ,,.i New Haven. n .. ....4
 The Woodbury Stage arrives to Gonnc1 fl, Seymour with the 6.40A.M. Train down iron, Winsted. and returns on the arrival of t,, 10. l5 A. N. Train from Bridgeport.
 The Stage from New Hartford, Otis. C,,, brook. Harrington, Sandisfeld, arrives t. connect with the 2.I0 P. M. Train down iron. Winsted, and returns on the arrival of H., 10.l6 A. M. Train up from Bridgeport The Stage for Litchfeld leaves I,itchGcld Station on arrival of the 1915 A. M and i. 20 P. M. Trains from Bridgeport. The Stage in, Harwinton leaves Litchfield Station on the arrival of the 10 Is A. N. Train from Bridge. port.
 Stage leaves Waterbury for Va ,ertown daily and for Bethlem and Morris on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays and iol hiddlebi,y on Mondays and Fridays, and Woodbury on, |Blondays, Fridays and Saturdays on ar rival of l the 10 ,15 A. M. Train up from Bridgeport. The Stage for Goshen leaves Wolcottyille ou the arrival of the !0.15A M. Train from Bridge port, on 1uesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays Discount of cents made to Passcnrr,s purchasing Tickets Ut the Office. ls'-y..,... c. WATERBURY, Superint'Gt
 Bridgeport, May 12. 1866. IT |
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-11-22

EFFECTIVE LETTER WR1rMa-In June last, during the absence from home of a 'widowand her daughter, residents of Utica their house was entered and robbed. Among the things taken was awriting desk contain ing the correspondence oftthe yp0ug lady. About g week since the young lady yreeeived aletter postmarked tsW iliamsBurgh, N. Y. 5 in which the writer said he did not wish to keep the things he had taken, and Atsshe would find 2 box containing them at <the American Express office in Utica. The package was. found at the office, as the thief said, and contained all the missing articles including correspondence, dresses, linen, &c., besides other articles the family had not missed. The letter of the thief to the young lady closed with the deelaration that if he Fever married again, she (the young lady) should be the bridel. and apparently he had become enamored of her through reading the letters in Her desk.
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-11-22

A man nan. named De In 1Foret has been con victed of murder in Lafayette, Ind, on cir cumstantial evidence alone. The body of @ murdered soldier was found, ,Jbut with the exception of the letters sc. S,Ph.m4 the in side of theoapeiof his,oyercoat, !, there was nothing to give even the Iremotesti clue to his identity. The body was. exposed for two or three days, and viewed by hundreds yet no one recognized him.. A photograph was taken, and the soldier was buried as Q stranger. Near where tho body. was found,
 a small piece of paper vas picked up, upon which were 8 few printed words TTthe name of gentleman in a distant city, ahd his place of business. By means, of this little slip, insignifcant,in itself, the murdered man was identified, his friends discovered, and chain of circumstances developed that pointed out at least one of the murderers
 He was arrested for another crime, the mur- der charged upon him, and he was convict ed an~sentenced to expiate his crime by the best part of 2 lifetime in the State Pris- OH rE,iFHs sf.f .,l ., ,4 I,f,.v .-.' ..yE. R '.
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-11-22

A correspondent of a Kentuckv ,,oner ,, who visited John O. Breckinr;5oa ;n Hapo Hapol
 da previous to his departure for Enrone rome
 denies the reports that large contribnt;ans 2
 of money had been sent him by friends ;n I the United States, and states that he bas been living upon few thousand dollars saved from his salary as Confederate Gen eral and obtained in gold in Cuba. The correspondent states that Gen.. {, ,Breckin- ridge occupied neatly furnished house. sufficient for his family and the prudent entertaiament of such friends as sought his society, at a cost of only $12 per month. Other expenses of living were at the same reasonable rates.
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-11-22
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tarv gentleman was wandering about the orchestra of the music hall. The organ ssfnod ready open, and this gentleman went m to it and examined the stops; but he could have done nothing further if he had desired it, since there was no one to blow for him. From the organ he turned to the grand piano, struck few chords, and broke of with Q gesture of amusement It was the air the variations of which he had so unceremomiously cut short for Miss Grafton. Then this solitary gentleman .espied in one corner violin with its bow stuck inviting ly across 1t. A strange expression stole over his face at the sight of this. He took of his gloves and went up to it softly, look ing round him as ii he had been going to do some guilty thing. He had only time to adjust tho instrument caressingly in it's place, and to draw from it one long chord. when another step came up the stairs, and the conductor stood before him. Hugh Carton positively blushed as he put down his prize with reluctant fingers. He glanc- cd with comical deprecation at the new conner, who knew no better than other peo- pie what were the powers of this bold solo list, and said, half cmiling, 'sWho knows?I might play as well as sing, if I tried"
 He then selected his corner in the orches- tra, and took his seat He did not care about all the fuss and hustle of the green room, and he sat indolently watching the chorus-singers take their places, the ar- rangement of harps and music-stands, and the gradual filling of the hall down below till the conductor came forward with his baton, and the overture began. No one who looked at him would have thought that Hugh heard anything. He never moved a muscle of his face never looked up even when the first sophrano solo brought forth an encore, so clamorous, that it had to be compiled with. He was perfectly passive and immovable until his own turn came, when he stepped forward and took up his music.
 Even Hugh himself could not help being conscious of the subdued rustic which swept through the hall at his appearance,- - arustle of excited anticipation; sort of sef.gratulatory preparation to be critical He knew there were smiles more cynical than pleasant on some of the faces, and that opera glasses were being leveled at him, His blood might have flowed a little more quickly in his veins, perhaps, as he looked down upon the audience below him but that was all. He could not see, though perhaps he guessed intuitively, that Bertie Wynne had her head bent down, and her hands pressed tightly together in an agony of sus. pense for him; for Bertie had retracted hel
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-11-22

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