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Special Train for Bangor.

We are requested to say that the Portland
C Kennebec r. R. Co. will run special train
from Portland to Bangor on Thursday; leav-
ing this city at o'clock A. NJ, and returning
the same evening. One fare for the round
trim
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Delegates to the Union State Convention.
BRIDGToE. = Luther Billings, VIM. w.
Cross, Charles E. Gibbs, Luke Brown, j.. p.
Perley. ALI for Spring.
DURHAM.-William Mayford and others
Instructed by large majority to vote for Mr..
Spring.
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U. S. DISTRICT CoURT.-No business was
transacted in this Court yesterday. Judge
Fox will hold Court at Bangor on Tuesday
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Santa Anna is trying to buy the equestrian
portrait of Gen. Scott, now in the capitol at
Washington. 1t is suggested that he ought to
be able to remember General Scott without his
portrait to look at. l.a Il.ea
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PORTLAND, WEDNESDAY
New Advertisements.
Valuable Real Estate,
IN CAPE ELIZABETH,
A T "A IT CTIoN

- ~ - - -
ON WEDNESDAY, June 27, at O'Clock P. M,
" we shall sell the Farm and Buildings thereon, in
Cape Elizabeth, owned and occupied by Mr.. John f.
Hirst, late of Canada West This property is stuat
ed on the Ocean House Road, about Ii miles from
said House, and Al from Portland. Itslocation Is
surpassed in tins vicinity-commanding splendid
view of the Ocean, Is ands and Bays, the White Hills
and intermediate Country.
The Farm contains about 60 acres, divided into 20
acres OF Grass and Crops 15 acres Pasturage and 20
acres Woodland. The are two orchards of young
and thrifty trees containing Apple Pear Cherry anu
Plum Trees. There are Grape Vines, Currant and
Gooseberry Bushes, Asparagrass, Rhubarb, Sc, &c.
There is under cultivation two acres OF Barley one
acre Corn and Squash one OF Oats, one Of Cabbage,
three Potatoes, acre Carrots half acre
Peas, one-fourth acre Beets and Beans. Any guam
tity of sea-dressng is thrown upon this property
There is on it Two and half story Wooden House,
4Ox27, with wing 50x1S, all new. There is cellar
60x27, containing cistern holding 100 hhds. filtered
water A Wood-Shed, Driving House, Piggery 100
feet in length. and good substantial Barn 60x40.
There is a splendid chance for Sea-Bathing-a fine
beach makes up on the property. 1t is well cacula
ted for Boarding House, There is on it, aso val
uable Mineral Spring and three Living Springs
We invite examination ofthis property-the most
desirable ofits class, think, ever in our hands.
HENRY BAILEY & CO.,
June 2C-dtd Auctioneers.
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FOREST Cry PARK is open to all for driv
ing. 1t is splendid sight these fine evenings
to see the trotters of our city make time in
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MUNICIPAL OURT

KINGSBURY j., PRESIDING.
TUEsDAY.-Dennis Kelley pleaded guilty to being
drunk and making disturbance. He paid the fine
imposed of So and costs. ss asa7s tar of
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All persons with whom notices may have been or
may be left who have failed may rail to make re-
turn of income, carriages, Watches musical instru-
ten days from the date when such notice is left with
such PERSONS at their residences s be assessed in
such for income, carriages, watches, &C. &c.
they obtain, may think just; to which the penal
ty of twenty-five per cent prescribed by law win be
added; and from an assessment so made, no relief
be obtained after June 27, 1866 All persons do
ing business since May l. 1866, which requires Ii
cense, not having made application therefor, have
rendered themselves liable to penalty of five hun
addition to the payment of the tax for license.
June 11-eOd&wtiune27. -
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Arripal of q Steamer,

The steamer Queen, from Liverpool 9th inst,
has arrived. News anticipated. s-.l ., 3.
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TRIMS Eight Dollars year in advance.
THE MAINE STATE PRESS, is published at the
same place every Thursday morning at S2.Ooa q year,
invariably in advance.
RATES OF ADvERTlsING.-One inch OF space, in
leugth OF column, constitute square:
$1.50 per square daily first week 70 cents per
week after three Insertions or less, S100; contnu-
ing every other day after first week, 90 cents.
Halt square, three insertions or less, rs cents; one
week, $10O; 80 cents per week alter.
Under head of "AMUSEMENTs,' $500 per square
per week; three insertions or less, $1.50.
ESPECIAL NOTICES." 1.25 per square first inser-
ton and 20 cts. per square for each subsequent in
s4rtion hall square, S1.00 first insertion, 10 cts.
each subsequent insertion.
Advertisements inserted in the sBIAINE STATE
PRESS" (Which has a large circulation in every par
of the State)for S100 per square for first insertion
and 80 cents per square for each subsequent inser-
ton
tY- JOB PRINTING, of every description, exc
cuted with dispatch; and all business pertaining 10
the Office Paper promptly transacted on applica-
tion as above.
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PORTLAND & ROCHESTER, RAILROAD
In the Legislature of New Hampshire on
Monday, bill was introduced authorizing the
Portland & Rochester Railroad Company to
build railroad from the main line to Man
chester, or some point on the Concord and
Portsmouth Railroad eHo
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Farm for Sale.
N O II i Q e.
United States Internal Revenue.
First Collection District of the State
OF Maine.
Assessors OFFICE, % EXCHANGE ST..

e ASSESSORS OFFICE, % EXCHANGE ST.,l
Portland, june 9Th, 1866. {
DURSUANT to the provisions OF the several Acts
l. of Congress, sto provide Internal Revenue to
support the Government and to pay interest on the
public deb" hereby give public notice that will
receive and hear appeals relative to any erroneous or
excessive valuations, assessments OF enumerations
made and returned in the Annr al List of 1866 by the
Assistant Assessors within the County OF Cumber-
on Wednesday, the 9th day of June, A. D., 1866,
and by those within the County of York. in said Dis
trct, at my dwelling house In York, in said County
of York, on Monday, the 25th day of said June.
On the above days at A. NJ, the proceedings of
said Assistants and the Lists aken and returned as
aforesaid will be submitted to the inspection of any
and all persons who may apply for that purpose.
All appeals must be made in writing and must spec
y the particular cause, tier thing resi- Getting
which decision is requested and the ground OF prin-
cple Of error complained OF.
NATH'L G. MARSHALL, Assessor.
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THE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS is published
every day, SUNDAY excepted lat So Exchange Street.
Portland, n. A. FOSTER, Proprietor.
TRRMs:-Eight Dollars year in advance.
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EVENING SESSION

The meeting being called to order, Dr. Swa-
zey, of Limerick, delivered the annual address
Subject-@The Medical Profession" The
speaker carefully and critically reviewed the
various trials and sacrifices of the profession,
paying proper tribute to the quacks of an
cient and modern time, closing with an appeal
to the profession to take an honorable stand
in all their relations to each other.
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nLD CIDER is wanted and will be received in
~ small quantities we'll as larger quantities and
cash Iah at No. 25 Commercial Street. -
April 10, lS6o.-df '.-
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T OST on Middle or Free streets, a Ladies' GOLD
Ia WATCH, CHAIN, BELT and BUCKLE. The
finder will confer favor and be suitably rewarded
by l. avDg IL at PUTNEY'S Boarding House, corner
Middle and Willow streets. june6dtf
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Board Wanted.
WANTED.

A SITUATION as House-keeper, by young
n widow. who has child that she wishes to keep
with her. She is willing to take the entire charge Of
a lamily. Apply at Mob Oxford st.
Portland, june IA, 1s66.-d1w*
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-05

HYGIENIC WINE is especially recommended
for all cases of Debility, whether arising from
protracted illness or constitutional defect. The
Con valescent the Invalid, and Ladies will find
in il immediate relief, and a restoration Of the
tcdsted forces, If used according to our direc-
tons. For all diseases arising from derange-
ment of the digestive organs, it is supremely
effective. Ask your druggists for 1t.
HYGIEHIC sWINE-The finest tonic in the
world.
The convalescent and debilitated will find
renewed vigor and strength in the use of Hy-
gienic Wine. Physicians recommend it. 2
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THE UANAL IMPRovENENr-Atno noon 10. day
the Canal Board-compo-ed OF Mayor Wallach,
WISER Registrar COVE. Surveyor Forsyth,
Canal Com IN issioner Hepburn, and Ex-Canal
COMMISSIONS Wise-opened the bids for the
construction of the. causewav from the foot of
Seventeenth street to the Monument Point,
to the Mayors ONCE In the construc-
ton Of this causeway there will be re-
quired, according TO the estimate of Mr.. Sever
son, the Engineer in charge, about 32j piles
from Is 10 30 feet in length, equal to nearly
5000 cubic feet, besides heavy timber, co ual-
ing over G0,OOO feet and over I2OOOO feet of
planking, lining, &c, and about a ton of bolts,
screws, &c, The bids Were az follows
j. o. Evans and James II. Temyer. piles 30
feet long Sl4 each rs feet long Sl2, IS feet long
-. 25 feet long and IL by 10 inches 81 So tim
Der and plank X cents per foot, inch street
piling cents per foot, earth filling ito be done
with d-edge) sc cents per cubic yard, wrought
iron bolts, &c, 20 cents per pound, shoes for
within &C days.
Alfred Lee, piles SIS, sl3. so and s13 each,
timber, SIS; pianking. 20 cents; earth filling,
90 cents; bolts, IS cents; shoes for piles, l2k
cents.
James T. Rogers, of Alexandria, So, SIS, 50,
and $40 for piles; 3X cents for timber and
plank; filing, so cents; bolts, 20 cents; shoes,
10 cents: spikes, fwrought) 10 cents; spikes
(cutD cents. driving piles. 1925 each; patting
on pile heads !, 81 driving street piing Is cents
whole work within 100 days for S15,25O.
Thos. J. Gait and Wilson z. Brown, to fur
nish piles at IS, si.75, 3 and IL, timber at *
cents; 3-inch plank, 2X; 2-inch, 3x; 3-inch
street piling, 2H cents; filing, IS; bolts, IL;
shoes. f2K; or will furnish the material and
complete the whole work for S12,995. T. J.
Holtzclaw and r. NJ. Bruff, furnishing and
driving piles at SIG, s14, $40 and so; timber,
$50 per thousand; 3-inch planking, $50 2-inch,
500; I, s45; filling, 81; bolts. IS; shoes, 30.
A bad was also received from M. Mcneil &
Co, proposing TO make q stone causeway and
complete it in 80 days for S4242O, which not
being IN form. was thrown out.
The bids were referred to the engineer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-05

DEATH OF CoUNT GURowsKI-CountA Adam
Gurowski, who has been ill with typhoid
fever for several days past, died yesterday az.
ternoon at his residence on 1ith street. near
the Foundry Church. He was attended in his
last illness by Dr. Miller, and was visited sew
eral times by the Spanish Minister, Don Garcia
y Tascara. Count G9rowski was the descen-
dant of noble family in Poland, where he
was born in 1906. He studied in German uni.
versities, and after returning 70 his country he
was, between 1873 and 1890, prosecuted for his
liberal ideas by the Grand Duke Constantine,
the elder brother Of Nicholas /. and Vice Re.
gent OF Poland, who put 6urowski in political
prisons at various times. In the conspiracy
which, in November, 1890, expelled the Rus
SLAMS from Poland, Gurowski was one Of the
leaders, and subsequently acted as an agent of
the Polish Revolutionary Government in
France and other count where he was on
intimate terms with prominent revolutionists
In 1919 be came TO this country, and immedi-
ately commenced TO advocate anti-slavery. In
1861 he came to tins city, where he has resided
ever since. He published in this country, be.
side several pamphlets, "Russia as il is"
sAmerica and Europe" Slavery in History ~
and diary" 1, IL, III.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-05

CoRNs, BUHIeNs, Club and Inverted Nails,
Enlarged Joints, Callosities, Vascular Excres-
cessfully treated without pain, by DIR. White,
Surgeon Chiropodist, Rooms No l24 Pennsyl-
yania avenue. between ~ and 9Th streets. Of
nee hours from O. m. 70 p. M, and to 8 p
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DIED..

N OF heart disease, after . lingering illness Of
sins srh weeks, which she bore With Christian pa:
H. o.! Sstoo, In the 18th year OF her age.
,se.tnrIs nos and Relatives Of the family are re-
49, Wy invited Go attend the funsra from 500
49, enne. tttwsen eth aud 9th streets, ct ~
SN"Se sundsy afternoon. the 6th instant.
tfaifimCrs Sun copy1
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MARRIED,

GRAHAM-JORDAN. On Thursday, Sd inst
BY the Rev W Tucor, at the First ConRrega-
tionsl Methodist Chapel Mr. WILLIAM w ora
HAN. OF williamsburg, N, Y. to Miss IM6GEHE
u. JORDAN, Of Smithte1d. Va
New York papers please copy
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LADIEs,-Mr. T.. F. Cummins, (347 9TH street
2 doors below Northern M arket) is determined
TO make the supply equal to the demand for
those beautiful "High Cut Button" Congress
and Balmeral Caters and no matter how
numerous his customers are he is receiving
them daily, made expressly for his establish
ment. His shoes of all styles for Misses, Chill
dren, Boys and Youths, need to DE seen once
only to be appreciated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-05

STRANGE, BUT TRUB-That corns, bunions,
bad nails, ETC., can he removed without pain
To be convinced call at DIR. Whites Rooms,
424 Penn. av, between N and 9Th streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-05

FRESH ASSORTMENT of Sundowns for ladies
and misses; also, Hamilton and Sailor Hats,
trimmed and untrimmed; at Shnemetz's, pa
street.
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RY JAS. O. MCGUIRE q CO., A.otso...r,


SALE OF A VALUABLE FARM, I'm A HroH
STATE OF OULTIYATION, SITUATED IN
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY. IND n ouiy
six miles from the Center Market on Diers'
read, about two miles nerth Of the Soldier,,
Come, accessible by three me roads
The Farm contains enc hundred and twenty and
quarter 12ol4l acres Of land in one Of the bet
neighborhoods in the county; adjoins the Iands On
@. W. Riggs, Carroll Clarke and otherx and hi ths
farm OF 3. q. and u. Wroe.
This Farm offers rare Inducements TO persons
desiring 20 purchase, az ft has been heavily ma
nured and LINED. and would make three nne Gar
den Farms. or Country Residences, a. there are
hpe building sites commanding . view Of the
National Capitol for each place. provi !ed the pur-
chaser desired TO divide the farm. A large portion
OF the farm 10 set in Timothy and clover, and about
twenty-nv acres 10 wheat, and the same In re aud
corn; ten In oats. three 20 ,atoes. re-; young
orchard Of choice fruit trees; improvements good,
The entire farm is nclesed with good Substantial
board and rail fencing. There are neyer-fAiling
springs. and q well Of excellent water. For health
Of locafieh, &c 10 unsurpassed In the STATE.
The farm will be sold with or without the young
crops. Possession given in i've days after con-
PLYING with the terms Of sale. Title perfect.
The above Farm will be offered for sale 81 auction
at the Auction Rooms, TUESDAY M0REIEG,
Term.: One half cash: residue In SIN. twelve,
and eighteen months, secured on the farm Goa
vevancing at purchasers penee
JAS. @ MCGUIRE n 90, Aucts.
At some subseque day after the sale Of the farm,
Will be sold the Farming Implements and Growing
and Seeded Crops, &c. my3
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TESTED BY TIME.-For Throat Diseases
Colds, and Coughs, "Brovn's Bronchial Troches"
have proved their efficacy by test of many
years. The good effects resulting from the use
OF the Troches have brought ont many worth
less limitations. Obtain only browns Bron-
chial Troches.' 60
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-05

CEDAR CAMPHoR for Moths. Reliable! Cheap.
Fragrant! Sold by druggists everywhere. Har-
ris i Chapman, Facturers, Boston.
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LECTURE SUNDAY NIGHT.-Rey Charles F.
King, OF Baltimore, will deliver his celebrated
humorous lecture on fright and wropg.n at
Gonzaga Hall, on L street, between OH and
10th, tomorrow Sunday evening, before the
Young Catholics Friends Society
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-05

COOP LEAD-PENCILs.-We have received
from the agent in this city some lead pencils
manufactured by the American Lead-p pencil
Company. and after giving them q fair trial
can truly say they are equal TO the best OF the
imported pencils
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-05

THE FISH WEARvKs.-Fish are arriving q
little more freely than during the first part of
changed-hsrring averaging 50 per thousand
and shad sci.
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OUR FRIEND HENNING, corner eth street and
Maryland avenue, has a fine assortment of
Gents half hose, comprising the best English
super stouts, Isle thread, &c; at prices rang
ing from 20 cents to IS cents per pair. s,4
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THERE Is NOTHING nicer for spring wear
that Blue flannel Clothes. Henning has them
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Music IN THE PUBLIC GRoUNDs.-The first
Of the popular outdoor concerts of the Marine
Band, Prof Scala, for this season, will come
on in the Presidents grounds this afternoon,
commencing at O'Clock, to continue one hour.
There will be music in these grounds every
Saturday afternoon. and at the Capitol grounds
every wednesday afternoon, during the spring
and summer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-05

SEWERS UNDER WAY-The work Of con-
sfructing sewers ordered by law, in the Sec.
ond Ward, has already commenced. and by
Monoay the sewers in @ street, New York
avenue, and / street. between 1ith and 18TH
streets, and in X street, between 18th and 18th
streets, will be in progress.
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HYGI MIC WINE.

HIaIESIo VINE.
The astonishing success attending thisinv.luabl.
WINE TONIC proves It to be the best ever Of.
tered to the American public. It's effects are i'm.
and shattered system. 1t stands unrivslied % .
hisRiSEss4fSs.i RfssEssEssIAa
sQ Hsz sT9HACH, 0PPPRREEssIoE,
FEVERS AND ID 1Ss6 kaEuMAr1sM,
sna the Ne S..
Of chO,;sa i
IL, for to prepare against an enemy is sars way
dues s' only disorders. HYGiESfo wine me- rssS.
ss.s :.s f:.ls &:
Fog PTSS q tS iN only az e Try f.
.psToSed 5, phy.icisns there and siso ~ sHs
SCHOOL or MEDICINE OF PARIS,
where no qusck CONGO etions, such al this ooun-
pass 1t i r :Sad E lq.f II Imported
the pleasing I: &. and
WssSns.s The ladies' hsy. here |. long fsit want
srssssd I, /. We are confident MI al I'll :Efss
iss = o sSs Sold 81 a.
Lambert KAMPING,
my tst 81 and ss Broadway, n: Z:
s s.S'E fssa! fs q faissssu,
HENNiNGy,
my fH cor. 7th Of. and Maryland av.
- COTTAGE SETS, a
COTTAGE sEYs, W
~ COTTAGE SETS. m
received co tFi, sHs sS:em'
yhicA We are selling very cheap. Also, . com
''''' CABisEr FURHIrURs.
s sT ever quality sIa style M grsSiIy
my ssoss sostAsaSs coz. oh sad DSsSssis.
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RY W. .. LEWIS a co, Austioneer..
- Ne. 301 Pennsylvanis avenue.
RY GREEN q WILLIAMS, Austioneers.
ExTEEsIyl SALE on HOUSEHOLD An,

ExTEEeIyl SALE or HOUSEHOLD ANN
On MONDAY, the 9Th day Of May, We shall ALI
shs ensc~ OF large Bosrdins House, st 70 O'CLOCK
niue, between Sd and a. .ts vest, an erosIient and
extensive assortment Of Furniture, viz
Hsllet, Davis a 90
Also, Music Stand, Stool and Cover
walnut frepc b. and other Sofas, Ottomsns
Caster, Arm, Rockibg, and Parlor Chsirs
marble top: Center, Side, and other Tablss
Bureaus, Warehouses;, and etAnds
mahogany, Walnut, and other Wardrobes sal
Mahogany french, Jenny Lind, and other Bed
steads
Feather Beds and Bedding
Iair and other Mattresses and Bedding
Eesther Beleters and Pillows
Brocstelle Window Curtains and Shades
Brussels, Three ely, and other Carpets sud Bags
Mirrors, Chandeliers, and Gasburners
0irsDdsles and MaDtel Ornaments
Extension Dining and ether Tables and Stands
China, Glass. Crscke cry. snd Plated Ware
Table Cutlery, ChGfng Dishes
Cooking, Radiator, Air tight, and other Stoves,
With q good lot OF Kitchen Requisites, and masy
other articles which We deem unnecessary 90 emu
merate.
Terms cah. GREEN q WILLIAMS,
ap % Auctionsers.
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TEETH IN RUINS are a sure drawback on
personal appearance and personal comfort.
Therefore, keep them in good repair with that
established antidote for all the diseases that
assafl them, fragrant Sozodont.
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CARD.-It is due to Mr.. l.. Huyck, President
Of the Merchants National Bank, which has
Just suspended payment, that after an inter-
view with one Of its officers, the bonds which
were deposited in that institution by me will
he forthcoming on the return Of Mr.. Huyck.
i make this statement, as believe, on good
authority. II il also proper for me to say that
the amount OF the bonds in question is Sl5,3OJ
X. w. CARTER
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DIAMOND CUT DIAMoSD.-Thursday after.
noon, Patrick McDonough and Thomas Love
got into an alteration in the First Ward, and
in the melee the frst-named obtained possess
sion Of a knife and book belonging the latter
ncDonough came to the station and asked for
q warrant against Love for drawing a knife
on HIM, and while there oficer Stinchcomb
walked in and arrested him, Love ha wing pro-
cured a warrant charging him with the lar
ceny of the knife and pocket-book. Justice
Morsell heard the case, and held McDonough
70 bail for court.