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Anprsr or NEw.JEpsEY RAnRoAD OyFI

ARREST OF A NEW-JbRSkf hsLhoAy NIIlNH -
Constable Treadwe Tuesday afteruoon about ociocs
od unon an official Of thc NewJeTsey Railroad the war
r sd by Coroner Kristen In accorce With the verbs,
~ rendered in the case OF Wham Dugsn vss
Liod AZ the Prospect-st. crossing, Jersey City %
Wedneday night last The official taken before ts
coroner who held him 10 bail In the OF zoe but Ne
u.s. 20 become his surety in half the smosns
ard NJ Issac scudder Counsel to the Railroad Company
became MS bondsman for the balance. Another Official
aben IN Connecticut but Coroner Kristen assured
our reporter Of his intention bis arrest the "o"
ha returned.
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-sPEcAL TERE-JULY IT,
Before Judge CARDozo.

THE rSIUScTIoNs AGAINST THE EXCISE cohnseioNEts.
The Courtroom crowded this morning with the counsel
OF liquor dealers aud other persons who bad obtained
orders OF Injunction stay tho operation Of the Excise Law
MI Tracy, Mr. Bliss. McKeon 4 Smyth Edwin james a
Dumphy Nj Nandep and others appeared fos the vaHlous
parties. -
After much discussion arranged that the orders OF
nuncton hou made permanent and thar the defendants
should appeal General Term OF this Court
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offered resolution that David Clats DO appointed n
cancy aBd Ladder Company No. l2 which los
Commissioner 81 that the action ofthe Board NJ ns
last accepting The resignation Of va Augsn b
Teeonsiaered which carried Commissioner Abe moved
that Agan have leave withdraw his ressnaoA. wksa
carried The Board then ad luurned.
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BORT n1arorn's Noiirs.
erArr OF NHw.Y YORK

srGrE ~ NHw.YoRE.
PoRT- WAnDESs' OIFICE, No. ~ Niaistn'si
NOTICE Is hereby given. in accordance with sec
ton Of the passed April H. 1857 entitled m Act 70 he
o..ni1e Warden. Ohoe tls Por Of Sew toih 20 PEI
,ors Interested hayn. o. the subject matter Of snen
irv nsn survey. the following vessels ere no"
bv the said surveys o.
sl-eee.lak .L-l
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Drsposlrroy OPP Logp

DISPOSITION oP LORD BoSp ROBBERY CAsE.-Ibs
case which set down for examination on ndnesdnS
morning Dealing ct the TopD wee seat 70 ~.
Grand JGT owing the Z. en- ~ me
aat Lynch w6o sas eed answer an s<uV" VAu W "
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Passengers Arrived.

FROM LIVERPOOL AND QUEENsTOWN-ln ,Sesmshp n
tnd NJ Msnd EfI Ki1ee Frsd@H Oureh, y w MULLER Dir
Csr Chsfes Handorh Cherries Robinson X bescone The Kew
Assu. Aadsr.oa AID Counel others In the t'sefnge
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Glarblc alantels.
furniirre.

All, kinds o. FURNITURE, MATTRESSES,
Y rf.Dvreg LOOKING & LAssES. &c, chraqest a. o. W :
,sSf lN Z CAsPIELL5 No. l63 BoweC between stanton l4
fl,sts Cal money. Goods warranted ana eeA'e4el
free fusnturf srt-- ------------
DEDROOM ENAsIELED FURNITURE Of war
ID rsntc raanu,sc1re Also solid Cncagi - " ina. Oh,H3
- H. r. fllsis4-'D wv = W ~
f.nn,i-st. ouuo.i.- tsoo..cr. Eat4cli'ufc 4oih
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MINIATURE ALMANAC ,.
Sea hss 40 ruu ses....t-< "A lio'n
Dtr
sssdy aoss ..i2e Gov % Hell "ss''''''3'"
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peo0lna Garos. Mt.

.TWM. FVERDFLL~ SONS, No. 104 Fult0n-st.-
A vVtnDlNG CARDS and FnsE STATIONERY. tEsiabisheo
filarbIc alantels.
MARBLE NANTELS.-The best place in the city
VI prrse fAGGLE MNNTELs o. the latest oes9' a yery
a., - is 4. A. KIAGER Edar1e WORKS no 9 Last 45t.
a., near 3i.Y y y Mia pat up TIE eoury on I'M, ou
NgARELEIZED SLATE MANTELS-superioI in
w appearance; dufsbei bal TIE prce Of usi0e l. o.
sII WARI 60J Szti. Az, bet. 3J,1 & .oth'su
=. DUTLAND MARBLE Co."-West Rutland VT
IL Proige.I sll Wheele Dealers in BIO MAEBih1
"gALTTR MANUFACruRlNG Co. Salem y. y W .o.ctiie
Dealer. m Marble OF every dcse1lo nom We Alt-ho
Bsr5e Company Cuses Ne~ lor. otees Of me Cos ~ >,
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lllscelldneone.


NOCHRANE's GLASS INKSTAND MANUFACIO-
ny mo rs irr New kinds q Cot Pressed and
GLASS lNFSrAND-. PR W ltttIS, 1fONf
81 Ebouv ard NVasaf LIBRARY lNksfANDs. totrs1ea
osvf- nerro!afer INKS Wltu-y DrsPel Pa ANS
manufacturer prices MAJ orie-l Ffciy attended,
Join DWIGHT a CO.,
- 10. u CLDSLIP. NEW.TORK
NasHlact1rerl %
SALERtTro. STPENCAHB SODA. 6c
"a City New or JOY
HORsFORD's CREAM OF TARlAG
HAMMOCKS.-An invoice of splendid quality,
A suiut~ leflo -.a county Canton Matige
rcd and fsncy. fog s vloce ard ret By ROWLAND
Johnson 80. 81 besf-Est, Ae io nd No JIG MaAei'I'
Phi.adeph
NEsSRS. FRIDAY g. Co., have put up their
w Psteu; Lights Billiard T5is i Ibis Hotel which
very much sppiovei o. b. al 90 player. l. CAhfENAEh'
Ssaoas Hor BiruaR'orr' coar,'ud''.E y JOY ie 1856
MANHATTAN OIL COMPANY.
AVA No. 8 Bros8wsy. \. q.
SOIL NANllalIi il.l.s or
bhSCNS sfLIti OH. end LAlitA LARD OIL
los K.-Eo-al sseaiasllls. and l.setoEie-
TI'HE ALDERNEY HEIFER CALI But TEX
Ply" ibcfongh.t-rl dre-eo.ored 4 le bef Imported
county FOR sALE AdlTess box 40 So Post once
New HfgnFwlck. " j.
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Gorocs. Carriaaes, 81.

Eorscs, Carriages, ct.
T1iNF HORSES FOR SALE.-One team soTelS
Do hands: ore Browns ot n ste two ae l ar 'Ss
a. eddie lofsrs rorteT. ns 300 e. saddle u VIII Nai
&c Waferoous Ne. s-3 broatway
CARRIAGES. CARRIAGES.
FOR SALE,
A. very Ov pricst.
c. WIrri. No. 6i8 roadway.
Nc7r B.eccier~i.
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Drr GOODS.

tT DE PLRCEVAL's,
1 All. -FIr..,y OPS. Aetorroce formerly ~ no 90.
. l1... ari Srfs. luIlHis Nsft-one French infrre
g. rtes srl cldca imported thsmirf loesi LONE HeaeS
tre.. rlents. Ladies anl Ale sets ssndke So
i o. Aru Ln1loiccd Si4uf-is lo fI''1eiie''
..el.. s.
LtRpElS FURNITURE, OL-CLOIHS, %e.,
tt r-.. i.-ccit'1a ia the rre these goods Decided
- 10 srl particularly. Although the oopcIs and inioiee
f'f rrle.r
.el a uorih ard o.s present stock last
slru So WIS rt rs. BY Hoi DO tA
y. s f1a rroa.. On iis line osii trade and eth "
N'' -'-' /. OFARRELL
Nos ss- 23 and I'll Yves, Tllfyin.t. conner lishase-
- u. MACY.
BFST QUALITY WRENCH KID GLOVES, 1c
FOTbIEENTH.Sr. AND SlNit-ANf-
PEADs' BEADS BE 1.lSS.
80. lC6 Pesd-st..N Y.
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Drinlina.

NYANDTRBURGH WELLS Il CO., East corner OF
fni,,, sud Dutch. Dealers u PiiNIEiS MAIhi,,ALs q.
49, t,.i w ,skrrs rces such iyfe Fesses &C. Our ttl
S-ns fase ana Ire Cabes well Known ana appiel.ea
them stand. of
~, M c501c.i1t First Wood lsit'r fondey ~ we "0io
I.i,s.s e. .cd 50 4 good ts -l'd)a on h-l-
VAEDFRBrRGH WELLS Co., y
Na 80 fa0n. as4 ssos. 10 al 10 luicl-'t ~. 4
~ ssi.-S erersl & slind,r. Hsrl end JOB lreiaea
-tx-M FVERDEII's SONS. No. l0i Fultonst:-
w stan JOE PAINTERs and LABEL MANUFACIJk
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COUNTY GOVERNMENT.

l. AUss HzaHiNAS sereciarr.
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x,0R SALE-A WORSTED BRAID FACTORY
amid Nac ' Carr-rs, and l ssy machinery ior
o. 1" of'ed brada Apply at 40 1913 West fory
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1ese - the Dtplonastic Correspo nAs nse
I'm relation to the Withdrawal or tho
Fressh Troops. fF
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city intelligence.

I1rrg wlxrfnKa AT PoiicE HrsDqrsErTEs r tbost
ten days ago Ist'c boy three Year, Of age very
spciably dressed found In tho street sbd taken 10
Police headquarters, finee vhI1h tine po nquBes have
been made for the rtiic STRANGER No had 90 q b'act
and White plaid drssr with green ovsrsat. flannel sslri
trimmed with rod, white straw hat trimmed v,b plaid
rsbbon, and White feather Aiihough able n tsiE the
child u unabie 20 ieil ~her hh rareuis I've D. often
. speaks Of bis fathers and Afnh7 and ofher lte
matters. which induces The belief that hs faihsr and
Toothcr live in the county. He often calls fof be
parents and cnee because they o. not cone, but " us
nlly srnlable ard good nafnrci The little Ean1rrer
b. seen hy calling Mrs ~. W Esing satYpn ~ The
Lot chlldrcns Department, Al No. 90 &uDgrfy street
TIM srrrcsnTHsfsss srrkE-Arriyx HHIr.
prupxns-ns rcosni strike ~ the sbipcsrp~utsrs.
Joncrs and cAuEsr of this city hs Il iast fssasa In
combination among The shipbailiers, master ship.
vrsh,s and joiner. which bids fair W prolong re da
eul,y unless ors rds s other gives In arf Dakss
ce.aiona upon contested pont Aeoofdlnr 10 .
resolution adort~d W the asspcmon of smpsyers 90
a. assh inst nsey have dedod not crnriry any %
lLs men cornccied rith The sfsks uniess tsy lfnts
their 0rgalirn,on they vil eterrifs tbsf oyn i.dg
nueut IN rersrd rrosVing apgrfniiees, ttey wiH
open thsif esfsh nshm the th day % Apni o.
A. son A. practicable without aiioWrg ts demand %
eight hours for csy stor futh system thsy ron
sder. under The present hlgh rro~f pais ws1'd ~
inslst upon having ten ffutn ihrir wortnian
srxxrs rsa,rL--The si4anatoai Thou.as x Hulss has
resumed bsr asHmsr rps from The fs.s u Chnssphsf
street soyyng = fhiry fourth sHsss Balls ferry ara
Hessant valley
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THIRTY.NIRTa CONGRESS.
SENATE.

wAsHrcros, April q, Isee
sssH Asp PAR ov nosrTrst srrwsRps
Mr. wuso., rep.) Of Mass, introduced petition
asking Of rank and pay for hospital stewards
In the regular army. Referred 70 the Military Commit
tcc.
Tho bill 70 establish teicsrsphIc oommanicson between
The United ssiss and Cuba wXstAhsn up on qse~siou Of
ooncurrng certain House amspdmsuss cns of which
limits the pncs of esraphins shsss dollars and sfy
cent? for Ven words. and ascshsr gives NJ sovemess
the night p the line ~ IN tinss fsss u ehare
~ Cc~runS tsspb d csi, bopsd Ne ssnass wsuId
nes cescns ~ the amss6meesa ns pslss ~ anerssbw
100 hiahhrss dollars ssA any e~sss fos n words sr
. hundred nilsa
the bill inhersut IN H. and VI NE cbarvs found
tee hsun " cso1 be rs1usel r soos futsrs tims. 10
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Nat. WIN. y. soassa, q .s:ss:r % xssiis.a
APpoiNrKD--ApRiL 10.
Jos Marthon, Acting Master and ordered 10 duty ss
Bsal o Low, Aos'as Eussss, 80 svdsssa 70 duty =,
oHpuaxs--AS~sL ~.
Second Assistsp EsESrecr nssusl 0raex. Edwar
Gay and websiss Lane, 70 Temporary duty II Mound cay
connected with she removal Of ronclad vessels 70 New
Orleana -h
Lieuse nant Commander George A Bselow to duty .,
saiinsaisr Xsssndcr ". casseIi to duty ct Norfolk
Navy Yard
Acting X.issn, raymasserJ J. W. Fairfield 70 ssssms'
Acting Assistant Paymass~ WIN. ". Woodbury. "a
steamer MarbIcbcad
Acting Ensign James hcvsy 10 duty II Mound CITY,
oRpyRyD, AvRIL 10.
Surgeon Charles Martin, 70 tho r~rciying ship Ohio
Washington Navy Yard a. 0enezi Inspector Of sup-
plies, nc.
9nllmaker George r. ornas from Norfolk Navy Yard,
and ordered to sloop Nsoedon an
Boaisvnin Robert Anderson from recsivipg ship Yer
Lieuisaant Commander Nathaniel Green from duty at
Naval Academy, and waiting orders.
Mae r. \ Sullivan, from steamer chcopec and giant
Acting Passed Axastsni sarrcon VIM. w. Pisrson FROM
duty siMound CITY, III, and ordered home on arriving
DETACHED. APRIL 10.
Surgeon william Taylor, from receiving ship OHIO,
and ordered 10 steamer haDtono.Doh
OKnrR HgvOpED--A APRIL ~.
Iieutcnant Commander VIM. v Flizbugb 10 c1mfnanf
Sycamore aud ordered 10 temporary cpnfnri
o' u four Iron cads 70 be- removed from Mound CITY
10 New Orleans
APpoIvTnExr EEvoEgD--ArEfI ~.
Mate H. q. iaDman, of steamer DE boto.
unN0nArLv pIscutHnyp-ArKfI 10.
Acting Volunteer Lieaisnsnt Commander y. Wells,
from Marrh a.
Acting Ensign . 2 rhomns, from July ., last
aoSoHabLY pTscHs sRSnp. APRIL 10
Acting Volunteer Lieutenant Thomas EdEs ards, from
February 25, on which dag he expired
Hr~IgsED. APRIL 70.
Professor Joseph wnfocs.
rEoEoTYp APRIL 20.
Lieutenant Commander Homer G Blake from uarch
]. 1899
pRopryD. srRIL 20.
Lleutenant Thomas y Bowen.
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70 close the debate and although motion TO ~ On
the table was very rare one under such
yei the gentleman from Ohio, Mr. spAldins, had 'ns
Mr. PaicS asked whether no had nos tho right to The
The syrAxxs replied thai II the gentleman from Ohio
nssted on the motion, thai cut of I'll debate.
Mr. srAlpsss d'd insist on his moop, and called for
~ cosSIa ' rsmssksd that he though, quito a.
proper for him " bo cut on for him 10 cut on
the gentleman from Massachusetts, fhr Banksl
Mr. PRICE rctorted u nm tmpetuous end excited man
ner that he had oered give part n his tims 10 tho
gentleman from Massachusetts, and that the gentleman
Of this House. when he had Il would be ume enough
or him 70 talk in that way and TO attempt 70 dictate 70
Tho question was taken on the motion 10 lay On tho
table, intense interest being manifested az u became
resulted IL 70 ssan
YKAs-Messrs Ansona Baker, Benjarnin, Bergen, Blow
6s%ns Dsas,:ops BS%sns Esss.isa, Tidiasss, Tssa:
MSn Eslqohsr Fanes di9sensnnsr ssr Hale ard
%ssss if Sss. sSpsIsy isssss 'oPss JsI.a @
% %:sIsss ss sss' Sss!a:;4 Ssrs Ss,:' s
ssSie slsi:ssssr 1' Hpsldss ssss i T labor TEs
Ms:ssa.a % q lnd T wsas@onsS % wnsn. %"ssiS and
s:ris9 is esrss s'
% s sl..sa 1-Is. ss, RHFs
HochklaH Hubbard of Iowa, Hubbard of West Va, Hui
yn:s fS,S kss:y sa:ssn sF ask
Patterson, Perham, Price Rico OF Ma, Rogers Rollins,
ousseau, Stevens Tlowbridge upson, Van Horn af -
Ess Hsfn nSn 81 n .Sd wsIdfH
The following pairs were announccd:-
Blaine and l. y1%, "a 1,se s.,s and Ec rS
and Smith. Inserson and We'kcr.
Mr. WRIGHT moved 70 roconsder thu vote, and 70 lay
the motion TO reconsider on the table.
Mr.. DARLING, (repI Of N. r., with view 10 prevent
the vote being made nnal moved an adionrnmsnt
The House refused 10 adiourn-yeas 50, nays 90.
Mr. LyNCa called for tho yeas and nsys and there wsrc
indications Of purpose on the part Of the friends
and the House again refused 10 adjourn.
The motion 10 reconsider was then laid on the table
without . division.
AxOrHER sATuRDAy ov DKnA1x.
On motion OF Mr.. STEVENS, Il was ordered that the
session be confined 70 debate on the Prcsi
dents Annual Message.
cosvmrcr TUE WET INDIA TgrnGRAPu
On motion Of Mr.. ELIOT, lrep) Of NasA, commlttee
Of conference ordered the wcst India Telegraph
bill
YuRruER WOOL yRorECfiox ASKED
Mr. KErcuAN, frepl OF n r., prssented petition OF
citizens Of Red Hook Duchess county, NJ r. asking for
Increased protection for American WOOL referred
70 the Committee Of Ways and Neank
on rExxEsKG
Mr. Ross tdcm) Of Ill, asked leave 70 call up tho mo-
ton 10 reconsider tho vote rccommtng the question Of
sruction, which he designated putrid corrupt car
cass; stencil In the nostriIs OF The people, which
should be abated that te cholera approaching
The SYxAKER ruled that the motion 70 reconsider could
not be called up at this time
The House. then, NJ I'VE O'clock adjourned
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psvsswst r.s.iiissses.

Dr. xsego~ss has h~es sppop,sd ~ me Essa inais
rss~usph comp~ny lls csmmluop~ and sssissfr y
China 10 ~hich csrsry INA, ooupssy hes srisndsd Ia
op<rxsons hssiss sirssay os,sin~i partial eos>ssos
frsn Ma Enpsror. an srisv.gn of vhics -ai snsbis
sasm n 'orm ss<ssasa SSss.sn csssss and ths hss
vhssh s.f ssshssynss sss tbs E1s.sss rs esryins
sasoseh ks~us ssd sksscs scrs~s sssslsx asHaa
Amcex sh~ psss~nesr ~ ~n to-day ~ b's .Aarasr
rorth Ausr1A, ~ ~~s n rsfnsns.oo, - Mr. Herwsaa
ths fsno.s ps~ridcisssaf. ~bo sess r~~ie--n ssyrn
nensks ssasss 10 prxxAA
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in Relation to the Wfthdrawsl or the
FrensA Troops.
NH WASHINGTON, Apsn 81. lesa
The ofncial documents the subject OF che cyacna
ton OF Mexico by tho French have lust been prnle1 by
the Government Printing Bureau Tho principal papers
appeared in tho newspapers las, Tuesday aoralns but
In addition TO that information II may 10 interesting
10 learn that NJ Druyn do Lhuys informed Minister
Bigelow in January that tho French goyemaen. had
intention TO take Egyptian troops 10 Mexico, hut
that It adhered entirely to the policy heretofore
announced 10 our Minister on thai subject on
Mr. Bgclow's asking him IL no could give AZ idea
Of the guarantees which he hoped to obtain from Mexico,
NJ Druyn de Ihuys replied they did not, Of coars, az
pue 10 get all the money owing to them, but they hoped
for something which they might regard EQUIV Acnt;
that however n matter of negotiation bciwcsn them
and Mexico. Mr. Bigelow says
then asked whether 10 would not DO possible In sou0
way to arrest tho useless and dsmorazing warfare that
was carried on In Mexico between Maximiian and tho
Juarists al least whc thesc negotiations going on,
that H. ~he the French supalioa should last he sad
he wished there that tho ntroccs prartised weru
really dreadful spcAk Of but he did not know thas
he could do anything 70 discourage thom, and asked e
Jua.s wsrs .spo 1 Ss, s French wSso intending 20
leave Mexico within short ne which seemed rcssons-
bic 20 them that they wond then have aialr chance
OF trying conclusions with MgxiDilian's party they
would be willing to leave him undhturbcd BY them, and
that France or MaxImian had any indirect means
10 might rcpdcr the situation lcss embarrassing
20 all parties HE Exceilanry replied hat ha
enable them TO leave the country much the
but they had OF communicating with JnarcH,
and he asked II could susgesl aay mode u accom-
fions, az no was aware with ssnor Romero and any
thing that bc would authorize to say wc should DO
70 terminate this bruialxlng Ttrfe His EsaeIiency
promised speak OF this and also Of the form of Tho
assurance which we had been discussing 10 the Pm
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fNTsmNtL MKrtNrh nElFtiTs HnfrMhff ~.
Ess fFasusrf. Apvl 20 isss
Tia receipts Of ne nteruai rvTfHas ffcsn Ne Yirs
alsaft a faGofn stow ine ei thirg eve 80
nt daring fhe gast qaafses 0FsF ths rogtssi~s1
goaref of isat yenf
Ths ship r6esn ffom Lrsunei paa wfecssd 20
elsrsfE ~ Cofai iAbsf and if s1s isy fpf o. tsr
rba eatasfn bfsuxht 10 Ishis sfd tAa er~~
lsft o. ike isant
fnnssnss gusnfmiss a foofs are bsnx a rres ft.so
Porslssd op the colnmbAs snf ~IlH1uetle frsFN yos
wafders are efo~asd fh orders ~ hfrfy 'ef tis
amsrs nipss of reslh bDf@ snf Vwyhea, kBd fbs faf
frssfs nfs snsbei faaing rth hafyft.
Thc CsAfH1a Essl1 Ifsxrsyh comgahf y fay asrved
an tiu,<sls "a ~ a0s~T a'afss pxrla. fssx,sph cow
psny " pr~ssns sieY iSem assns tAaass esf~ssa
e~rxn ponfs 10 caNorm.A S-
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THE LIQUOR QUESTION.

Blank Forms or License Issuea by Cap
ssins of Preeinc cts-ImPortant Gre uisr
ef the Superintendent of Police.
The bsnk forms Of application for license, of which
thousand have been printed. 70 be placed IN tho
hands Of the Captains or the various police rreinone
The object Of this 10 prevent the possibiHy Of the
license getting into the hands of dsrspaiabIc pesons 10
the liquor ,de II presumed by the Bosr Of Exaise.
from the careful which the police hass madn
their reports that that this ohjcct will be sceoai
pursuing this plan. For tho futnre then police sta
tions the proper places ~ apply for the blanks all
Of which will be required 70 besr The ennorss nt of IN
Police Captains. who will be rsponsibls for the ehsrzr
Of tbr liquor In their prscinsa Where The
Captains report the sppcanb 'nIropcr por~on- 20
receive licences the Committee OF thes Board ef fsns~
viii investigate the and report 10 the Bca-d No
licenses ~h bc issued 10 females. The foowing the
order of the superintendent
GlxEaAL ohpH-ro Ssn
ovSrcs surnslxrsxDsrr ov nxrroroIsrAn roEcs
NS~ iotH. April n, l4A !
Herewith viii receive blank forms of aptlion fos
publicly Keep. se Tv~ nnd dspoary strvre
less than nvs s.oas AZ ,lre.v arsssra 10 ua Dssra
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who obtain such rrsnsr far plwrss slin your
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MusrEKED OUT.
Brevct Brigadler General John H. stibbs, Colonel
Twelfth Iowa voIuutecra
Brcvcs Brisadier General D. b. McKibben Colonel Two
Hundred and Fourth fcnnsylvapia Volunteers
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