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SLATE OR MAINE..
cx ss-supreme Judicial Court, April

lIAxc.ck, ss-supreme Judicial Court, ApFh
,tSMTEI wArERHGUsE and Luci'ius A..
- Emery of Ellsworth, in ;he County Of liam
cock Attorneys, under the firm nome Of Water
house srs 4 Emery. Plaintiffs. versus William \
MiiIiKen of said Ellsworth Defendant ,-l.'s Is
an action Of assanpsit to recover Of said bt1t"d
ant the sum of f5,ty one dellis aud twenty f"':F
cent. ellcSed to be due said Plaintiffs, aecesdlhs
- .ho .ae mi nnexei to the writ. Adj daunun
seo wit dated December l4th, lS65 -
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NEW MEDICAL BOOK.
"FAMILY PLY SICIAN"
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His six Lectures en- tie rreeei ton and Cure of
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as IN avoid manage udispostion so as
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Copeland sure cure for Bed Bugs,

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dy's, Browns, Clarke's Sherry Vine, Langley
Root and Herb, Abhotts, and others;
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nold's Vital fluid; Atwood's Extract Dandclior
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kennedy's Medical Discovery; Morse's Syrup ell
low Dock; Railways Remedies; McMums Elixi.
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Porgie Net Anchors

| shall keep constantly on hand and make 10
oFdee as good an anchor as can be procured in
the County, and at prices as low can be found
elsewhere.
Thankful for pnst favors Of my many generous
ustomers, hope by strict and careful attention
TO business, to have the pleasure Of once more
serving them, and also many new ones q. will
favor me with their patronage, to their perfect
satisfaction. | shall use horse nails Of my own
manufacture, OF the best Norway Rods.
~ n. b. | have room in my shop, where
Whips, shawls, Robes or any bundle can be put
and not be exposed to the rain or little boys,
who sometimes 6orTo,e such articles and toyga to.
return them. J. II. COLE.
Ellsworth, May eth. 1866. II
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VINELAND.

EARM AND FRUIT LANDS, in mild and
l healthiul climate. Thirty miles south u Philade-
dhia, by Railroad, in New Jersey, on the line OF
latitude as Baltimore. Nd.
The soil is Oh and Productive, varying from a clay
a sandy loan, suitable for Wheat, Grass. Corn. To-
haecn. Fruit and Vegetables. This is great fruit
country. Fiye hundred Nneya DIS and Orchards have
been planted out by experienced fruit growers. Grapes
Peaches, Pears, &c, produce immense profits. Nlneland
already of the most beautiful places in the United
states. The entire territory consisting Of fifty square
miles Of land, is laid upon General system of in-
Wovcments. The land is only sold to actual settlers
with provision for public alornment. The place.
count Of its great beauty, well other advantages
has become The resort Of people Of fasf6 II has in
ased FIVE Thousand people within the past three years
Churchs, Stores Schools Academies societies OF Art
and Learning and other elemets OF re nement and cu
lur. have been introduced. Hundreds Of people are
constantly settling Hundreds Of houses being
constructed Price Of Farm land twenty lots and
upwards. rs per acre Five and ten and Village
lots Tor sale
Fruits and Vegetables rpen earlier in this district than
in any other locality moth Of Norfolk, Va Improved
places for sale.
Openings TOR all kinds OF business, Lumber Yards,
Manufactures foludries, Sores, and the Pike; and
Steam Piwer, with room, can be rented.
For persons who desire mild winters, heathfa eli.
mate, and good soil, in country beautifully improved
aboundng ia in fruits and possessing all other social
privileges in the heart Of civilization, it is worthy vi
visit.
Letters answered, and the Nneand Rural, paper
giving full nf5rmation and containing reports Of Scion
Robinson, sent TO applicants
Address ClIAs. X. LANDS, Vineland ?. o., Lands
Township Ne" jersey.
Editor AZ the TribrH5 At is one of the most
teRSire fertits tracts almost lerti position aud
sHtgbfe condition for pleasant farming taat Ws kn0w
Of This SIDE If tie Hestcrn Prdries.H jt2l-6ml3
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Steamship City fari. BrD Kennedy Liverpool and Queens
town with ndse ami 20 John O. Dale. Nay
lon. 81 - passed ship ksc0rt, from Liverpool m New
day 80 mile. from Sadly Hook passed b. shp Mnne
Ssmshp n Hobart Newborn ~ c. 10th inst via stterss
Inlet llth. with mdse and 10 {. Geodspasd - -
Steamship G-rmsnia Ismb Ehlrls, Hamburg April ~ via
Southampton with mdse and to kunhard Co MAY
az O'CLOCK Bfem. steamship Hsasa 3D. b. ship Agra nom
Cadif.
steamship Fung shuey Cough New oean. May with md.e. AMI
pass. Ia T. IO,gd-n.
shp Ee. tismb) Junse Hamburg Mach 49, via London 81
DAYS with md. and ;0J psa 20 s.oman kd,e.
Ship Rather tail De Cordano, Palermo q dsss with Run 70
Lawrence Gics Co. . ,,.-
10 Boyd Hincken..
BAH Queen Of the South of Dumes cosb Iquque 90 days
with nitrate Of soda TO order
Bari Miranda Hu.born 50 ds,s with coffee 10 L.
Phpps Le hsk Lord Baltimore, for New Nork in days
Park Sscho Panna Hagen saguA day H. D =
Len banks jennie fnswood End Josie Nichols Tor
New ora a days and l. iba and pcdr IN days.
Marco Polo fHalh Harschsf Annoy Jan IT, VIII tess
Co Passed FEB and Cape Of Good Hope
Ban H. Ga,,on tof werde Cay day.
stn snd uahosauy 10 =. A. hussry Co
La Nichols Gfserfl Feb and Gibraltar
March y with phl ,. Bsrhosd Co. Has been 10
Of Be muda with heavy NV. winds
rr Tweed (of hsssas Hume Havana u dsys with suEG 70
". e. Davis.
Br Magic lof HaI oon CsnfussO' 81 days with 20
H A Ior,a Bo.,on) Youns sssus day. with ~ o.
J. a. BooEHsn. sailed n with big G. NJ As~sH' Tor Pins
de'phia
an Ives. beecb-r 1 @.
scI Fannie lof 81 Johns b. Benson Gonsve y days with
ogTood and cotton to Wilson talamanu.
C. fsrnsworh sewer Of and from Barbados y days
with lolsss-s 20 T.. 4. Smith Co
sohf EupLemia tof Bsils Hond GoosAl Tre1'Ao hP' !"
win hidss WOOL! ke.. }. L.4yoTat A Co.
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Steamship Gun stre.m Mount, Mobile Smith 4 Dunune
Steamship Nereu Beafe Boston Neptune seaushp 'oupay'
seamshp Cbesapake johnson Portland H. h. Cromwell Co.
Steamship hgafs Couch Norfolk City Point and fehmona '"
Heinekiu s Pamore.
steamship Star Of the Uuion Blanchard Orleans H. Cro
stcamship Monterey vhtrnsn New Oresn. J. A Rsyuor
Steamship H. Livingston, Baker Savannah Livingston FOX 20
Steamship Dean Whining n. c.. C. Person
steamship Missouri Loyeland, ssyannan Garrison Allen -
srsms1p JelH Gibson lo5n1 Assnari y, d Of'""s- TO-
Steamship W. p CLYDE. Powell. Boston W. 7. Clyde. 49,
STEAMSHIP Acushnet Kelly. New Bedford Ferguson Wood
Steamship sbama Luebufuer New Orleans d. ~ Carrusion
Steamship Valley City. Richmond City Point and Richmond j.
Hand.
Slip LsnFiale (sr) Brown Liverpool, sloman Fdye
Ship President Fillmore Luce Chaeson. Thomas Dunhsm
Ship Ge,rge Peabody Homes Philadelphia Merchant Clrman
Ship Athena (Breml schuling Bremen Funch heinehe
Wendt
shin VIM Frothinrham Burley Hara Boyd Hincken
Bart Atlantic IHr-m.l De Ham. Br-men Rur,r Bros
Bsk Reindeer Wellington, Barbados H. 1Ioworidse' sons
Bark Free Trade, Foster. Cow bay, James henry .r,
Bark Fssworh tBr Tnonlas St. johns NJ b.. Peabody Willis
Big J Campbell Anderson, Plymouth n s. Brett Son Co.
Brig r. Gu.skrr tOId.l Hayo BoIdcsuI Roger Bros -
Bng Dr. Erickson DAM Jensen St Thomas Pension 20
Brig Alex. Miiken, Hill. Sszua Fowler Jovf. .
Bris CorIs (Br Nelson, Turks Island MeCon Firth.
Brig Albert Davis tBrl Davis Cow Bay.
Bug Arab (br.l Domngnez, Dnien, Ga
Brig A Il. Cook. Small. For Royal. y. NJ. BiSAy Co.
Srhr. W II Dewitt Cory Eleuhera. Joseph kness
sehr W H. cesre Br Roberts. HsbOr Island Jane. Douglas
schr Mary T. Anderson Smith Cow Bay Co"sl Pam r.
Sem Cassa Ann (Brl Mar.hmsn Halifax II. DEVON Co.
Schr. Francis saterly. Alden, Apslachicola. r Post
schr C. Iowne fo, Newbsrn Murray rerIs Co.
Schr Union Rich Philsde phia, J. Henry.
Schr Adea Kelly Young Gloucester Woodruff Robinson.
sclr r. q. Knight, Hewes Boston, Miller HoushtoH
Schr. Sarah Jane, Gardner Newport, Geo ~ stranslsn
soop Brown Wigtman Providence Geo. ~ ssnAhan.
SOop Emily. Allen, Bridgeport.
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Report accepted .nd edop.sd By the following
sso ssss r rSI a'sf
And the directed he sent 10 his Honor the Mayor Tot
Fne specil COMMITTEES ArmOrs Drooms whom
@ a a. SasG ssp '''
Tia, e due examination your Committee believe the said bills
b. and legal charge. .enus, The County -, 81. "a
s' The follow ing /, accordingly submitted:
Rsoyed That ie following named for rent Of armOs'
m the use esm-nts New YO State National Guard be
William Gibson (f imen, ,ir hundred and ten dollars
o. Fowisr Foai.h Regiment one thousand tw HUNDRED
and oisa So'I: and thirty cpT cent? n;: s
and ss T sa5 directed s0P the" '" ''
Report accepted resolution adopted by the foowior vote
And the hi. honor the Mayor for
be special Fuel referred the annexed
bill Of the knieke1booker Ice Company respectfully
That said bill IA rendered for ice furnished Offices
Of the County from December 1884, 70 o5 80 cent? s
(s98 7Ol and certified as correct by the proper officers
Resolved Tia. the bi Of the Kuke,bocker Company for ice
Furnished Court and Offices Of the County ron
and eighty four dollars and s,vrnty cents snd CouptrOe,
directed to pay it from appropriation Tor is'ns' ''Shns anu
Report accepted by the following vote
President Supervisors SHOOK. stewart Tweed md wman-lO
And the directed to be sent to bis Honor the %
ae Special Committee Arori; and Dfroom' to who"
were referred the annexed tsis respectfully
That said bills rendered for painting and erns smorJ Of
Fifty cgment. aud railing seventh Regiment arnory
The following $ submitted.
Resell ed hat he bills o following named;
Archibald Hall lr painting aud erainng Arnory fny nth
Regiment hundred and fifteen dollars SOB %
Geo r. Jackson B,fnet Co iron railing seventh Regiment
Armory hundred and If dollars. $50 oO
audited snd allowed aud the Comptroller directed TO pay them
from APPROPRIATION for Aruloiies and DrilLroous."
Report accepted adopted by the foowir vote
Afrmaive-Suprryso Beakey, Ely Fo,. hsyes Roche tho
President Supervisor SHOOK Stewart. Tweed and NInann|O
directed be to bis Honor the Mayor Ter
approval
MOTION.
Board sdj0urns VIII DO
% Tuesday tho lstb OF May at O'Clock
Which
On motion the Board then adjourned. - -
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Arrived.

Steamship Asia OBI Ramsay Liverpool April H. via HsI eh
inst with ude and 2J to Tapscott Bros Co. Put into ian
iv1 for supply Of coal.
Steamship Ataants Or Pikam London April ~ and Havre
26th with md,e and sJ7 psss Rowland rockingham.
Steamship Georgia Dewsr 81 Thouas, day with mde snd
pass to Williams uion 8h lat % 49, Ion TO- passed the
Of Roya STANDARD apparently lumber laden .
Steamship George Washington Gager NewOfeam May win
tndae. md pass to n. y. Cromwell 4 Co. 49,
MnnetonkA Dubois hew Orleans May D. with udse
and pass A Hardy Co. o
Shstemuc Soue Calso III days with rano 70 n BROS
Passed Cape has been II days " OF Bermuda with
westerly gales.
Bah Tsna Qta Morsrs Palermo 20 days with fruit to
Chamberlain Phelps Co. .
Bari Idaho Chapman Apnwn 10 day., with mdse to Joy
Brig Empress ioi Sy Humord Colombo III days Win eohee
10 Hewl@ttA TorFHnce-ves.ei t. c. :. Buley.
Brig Virginia Wood Buen0 Ayes ~ days with hae' 10 sief
Houghton.
schr. Helen, Perry, New Bedford
SchT. J. Tiden Davis Providence
Shr w. Salisbury, Nj keTson, Providence Tor Rondout
Schr Fanny Fern. Sanders. Newport
Scnr J.. H. Ni.cs Btyl- Newport.
II. w. Benedict Case, Newport for Delaware
Schr ". Holmes Arnold, Newport for tiLabethpor
Schf j. S. Curiss fo1, Newport fof Eiilabethpot
H.. r. How'd Kelley. kew port for tiIsbethpor
Schr. l.. Daniels. Smith. Hartford
Schf Eclipse Stout. New Haven.
Schr NJ K. Hickman, Nickefson, Boston.
SchI Heller, -, Fan River.
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The Prspesed Bridge Over Broadway.

About month since Alderman Charles l.. Loew
the Eleventh Adonanc District introduced are'oHtion
the Board Of Aldermen which adopted calling for the
appointment Of special committee Of four members OF the
inquire into proprey and necesstyo building
bridge Broadway the corner OF fntons win view
Of relieving the amount OF travel ct this point ano
In consideration OF the fact that several persons haa been
killed and large number had been manned LOT NE wnne en-
davorng TO this point In broadway Inc committee
appointed he'd one or two meetings. al
which propot h received for this work and he ehfe
ful elaboration the various plans submitted one Vas so
ected which the committee considered at once cheap uuape
and ornamental TO this part Of the city
The Legislature caused TO be inserted in the City al Levy
the OF $1,000 To DO appro pated for the brcge lhe
committee having made OF the point over wllc
proposed 10 erect this bridge and causing the necessary
plans and specifications 10 be prepared that the came
be presented 10 the Common Council for their action when
the committee shall render their report So the measure Is
10 be decisive and only becomes question OF very
short time 10 when the work will be commenced.
The erection Of this bridge Is TO be experiment aDc II
other bridges will also be stated points
IN Broad way pedestrians may be- protected in crossing
this unusually crowded thoroughiaTe.
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pnssrpRers Arrived.

FROM BREMEN AND sOUTHAMPTON-Is Steamship Ger
menu , a 81 Hre ratb Fli.e ann Von U.,.ep,tejn
Mr. Hover lsac Rich l. Lok and wife f. Meyer
A. schwerz n Kesehbaun w. Franz NJ wi child
George Beoon WIFI Henry Schmidt Hedwes Sacks Carl Sank
bel A. shn and child, r. slyusn Hophe,d NJ Mar, Mnns
t1es children John Knzmger G. T. Eschenb.cs, A. Irans
FeI Mrfzbach II. Albert Stern l. Lew,ky T. Wheeler
In, Szei F,nny sehnGa, Mr Mule Rosa nch e. Janpertz
Elise ga her Carolina Jarobson Ad seghe Nh Hud
sclog sspe wife and ak children Eben Wuobem WAcher
T. Ke.sler, Jo,eIhine BTonworh, j. A. Peck, Gustav
Gunbe Igssz m.n1er Carl Hartman rssi s p,s
oeGner Fred Rsenbut slender Gus Ood''snb FRED Nern
w. and two children. Monite and three children Ahe sarsen
H. Muller, WschsH IA aud wife w 0oldschmidi wife and
6,s children Can Godshmidt, c. Hiet Caroline Gold Carl
schmidt, wife end two children aph Guoh Him schysz Louis
Heiche Jsques Brown ana child - Meyer and wife '" L. An
seo C. berger spier Caroline Ge H. de RsyteI sadsvd
Arauon Palm, John Aemsf, Luther and wife H. tAs''n
isnie s C. Greene L. H. nenieldeI, Anne Lineenielde y
scbensnsnn I'd orohe tame Ofoee Sal Fischer frame ara
s.'y,ns, N T. Wn,low ". Rice Aud Evgo, NJ Fee.chmsnn
" Meeher Philips H. Ficts C. Bune i'aS, D p l,a.c d
Vie Mis-, T.pny DI wife, Mrs r Jones Mrs
Rose flynn and ns Margaret Graham. Miss Mary
SIsh'NY Mis-, linens ns T.ba M.s Mary oSssboroash Mr.,
Jane Brewe. Mrs Bible end insnb VIM niSny inc we
don, Mr. Archer and VIII. Joseph Butler; Edward B.sry
Mrs. Man. Ball MIR Ogden Jsnes Dshiels feteI NsyioI "
ph Is5o.on. J. Lan.on; FRANK w. Lynn; Albert
w. Kii,eImaser George ~ Jaetson NEE ~ .o mes
\ p F,aston and wife John GIdwood Lieut. srkn W.
Mcdonnell John Fisher Mr.. Maihsson VIM Marshall W. LssI
Jobn Hsrris Thomas Williams Joseph Flynn Henry Myers
Alexander Gsse. W r. shaw hsirt Rn,,.,r + n
Kemner, ia, Buterwoh David Deuch Thos Mdgeiy Thomas
Stead. ny Beaumont. 4 kirheoueh John Eo~in Ae' ''
FROM HAssAU-In bark Irwin--Mu and Miss BsscOms Mr.
Lshtboume ~
FROM BARBADos-In BARI N H. ossOn-M, and Mr.. q L.
HI.sy children s;I and 's,ssn. Miss A. hH MISS L. A''
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COURT CALEYDAR-Tms DAY.

SUPREME COURT-CIRCUIT.-PART L-Oyer and
TsrminerEo Circuit Calendar PART H. Gnstice MULLEN
Nos 246 ga, l60 3J3 3y4. 3s6 1924 go, eea BOZ ll2
ll23 3e 300 92 $50 1876 leo lle2 lls0 PART Ill 3e
fore Justice FosTERNos 2el 1889 1863 t7 gel l45s 10y
400 ~ 1875 e53 955 1901 n. 373 ~ COL sf3 s3 76I
SPECIAL TERN before Justice CLERKE)Demurcrr- =:
II, Issues Of law and fact-Nos lt4 no lt7 lto az
leo le le5, lee leo. 100, l9l. 1879. 1876. l92 49,
SUPERIOR CoCRT.-PART l. Before Justice BAR
BoURl-Nos 2J9 257 1877 2427. o7 2l3 22l3 22lI zig
222 FPS M, 2eo 223l 9Ze PART H. (Before Justice
McCUSylkos. et 2l6i 1929 1890 lS2' 1870 Ie1' 100
1901 1926. 26s2, l77s liJ2 1906, .4et.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-PART i. SBel0re Judge
BRADYl-Ec- ll9 1887 1922 1880 l543 l5as g7I l3g g9r
1851 l0g 1879 1870 1864 PABT IL Before Judge Can
pozo-Nos $50 1870, 1870 500 1881 1919 lsi2 1873, lll6
lsya 1896 1871, 1900, 400 1915.
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-snho,.hip Mch Of Rio JsnerO on New Yok Jan 70 for
Yas-.Lp Peck April lat n, Ion. % 80 from NswYori
oeso-.hp msy lat q e. Ion 81 90 from Liverpool Tor New
York
Rair-.hp Gl May lat d a. lon &C %, from Palermo for
NewYork -.
lork.
El ThompoDbrs May lat; Is 81 Ion G. a. from Porto Rico
foI New Haven
Hiram AOia-Drs May lat 20 81 lon :. 90 heneeoT sAsu' II
days out.
Tho. owen-bhs MAY TO- lat q a. Ion n ~ from Eeuv,a' for
New iors.
s.cAr April 30 lat u 80 lon Cd 80 from New YOri for Cur
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-14
Disasters.

Ship Young Mechanic Grant from Boston March for Hong
Kong destroyed by her OF petroleum .snt IRE By
lat III IS s. Ion 70 w. lie
picked up April 10 the t Eugene and landed Prnsnbuco
April the reached st. Thomas May barb Caro-
line The h. but ROsland IL 1854 whence sAs
hailed, and was SIS tuns sisier.
Schr r. Whedbee from Wilmington " C. for barbados
In composed 81 tie
by tho whaling bark Arthur Pickering and
transferred 70 tho ship Shsemuc CAPT seu and ght New
Yori