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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1866-08-18

Commemorative correct typographical
of "Ercildoun Boarding School. The fall
term of that excellent Female School will
commence on the Sth Of October, and not
on the 18th, as enormously printed hereto
Enrn
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There is sharp fellow living in the vi
cinity of Little Neck. Queens county, New
York When President Lincoln was assas,
sinated he Mortified the villagers by openly,
avowedly and boastingy rejoicing over it
He thought however it would ultimately work
to his benefit, and he thought Alright. Han
dy Andy has recently appointed him post
may improve their chances by acting accord
ingly. Cambridge M'cNgenctr.
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COLLECTORS SALT.
REGISTRATION NO ICE.

r HE undersigned, having been appointed Ohiccr
| Of Registration of Voters for the First Election
District of Cecil county, hereby gives notice that he
will attend at
CECILTON,
On Tqesiag and HelaeSi1tA august 2lst and 22nd
from o'clock AN TO o'clock PM. and on TUES
DAY and WEDNESDAY of each successive week
during the same hours. until the 3riWrdnesday of
september, inclusive, for the purpose of revising
and correcting the list of Voters for the First Flee
ton District of Cecil county JOHN WROrH.
Register First Election District of Cecil county.
R6'All persons having charges to prefer against
applicants to he registered. are required to reduce
them to writing with the names of the witnesses
they wish summoned. their proper signatures,
to adopt this course, to prevent trouble and delay.
Aug Is. lSGG-tS19
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EXTRA BOUNTY
SOLDIERS! WIDOWS! FATHERS
MOTHERS AND MINOR
CHI u ZEN

BOUNTY BILL JUST PASSED gives all soldiers
ID who enlisted for three years since April 49, lSei'
and served their full term of service" or were as
charged before the expiration of said term OF service
on account of wounds received in the line of duty,
and received one Hundred Dollars Bounty ana NO no
more are now entitled to mn extra bounty OF pNt
HUNDRED DOLLARS Widows, Fathers, Mothers,
and Minor Children Of deceased soldiers VINO enlst-
ed for three years above and ded IN the service
and inn Of dnty are entitled to the above extra ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS. ,.,,,,. , M, 90, ,.,,-,. -
Rs.TO he OBTAINED UPON APPLICATION aa
Mn PERSON OR BY LETTER TO THE'G p
Is-MIL,ITARY AND NAVAL AGENCY NO "a
9a.l27 WALNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA "a
No. JOSEPH f. DEWITT co. "a
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BeB"We will publish in our next issue
a real soldiers letter,-no bogus affair, like
those bounty jumper illusions The Democrat
parades for its copper readers. A soldier
who stood up in many hardfought battle.
field, and is not found aliilating with rebels
like the COW boy Of The Democrat, who
skulhed every fight and only enlisted the
short term for the large bounty.
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Coral AGairs.

MATCH GAME. A match game of
base ball was played by the Elkton Club and
the st. Georges Dell Club, on the ground
OF the latter, on Saturday last The game
was very close, but resulted in a victory to
the st. Georges Club, as viii be seen by the
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EXTRA PENSION
TO WIDOOWSI

EXTRA PENSION TO WID0WSl
WlD0WS are now entitled to an INCREASED
W PENSION of g per month for each child OF the
soldier under IG years of age To be obtained upon
application in person or by letter, to the MILITARY
AND NAVAL AGENCY. No. vi WALNUT STREET,
PHILADELPHIA. JOSEPH L. DEWITT & co.
AnG i. 1856 I'm
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HIGHLY INTERESTING. The Soldiers Boun-
ty Bill having become a law, let no one tai
to read the card of Joseph +. Dewitt & Co.
Military Claim Agents, under new advcr
tisemcnts,
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NssII ICE.

HE County Commissioners will meet on the
! THIRD Tuesday in September, neXt-the 18th
day of the fnouth-lnstead Of the secotd Tuesday in
oruer t" accommodate persons attending the Circuit
Court BY order JAS :. CRAWFORD.
aug ~ lhbG-jW Clerk.
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=, Fly Catches-Elkton-Gipin 2, lamar ?.
Iutt IS. st. George's-L. McWhorter l..
Herdman |, Deputy Ia. Umpire p.
Higgins, Atlas Club, Del City. Scorers
|. j. kurtz for Elkton Club; r. II. Hay.
man for St. Georges.
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ATTENTION, SOLDIERS!
Bounty Money and Pensions.

A Ii claims of Soldiers, their Widows. Orphans o
II Parents, for AGd tiD1Gi BOUntv or IacrCdsr3 Pen
SiOns, under the Act Of Congress nassnd at its las
session will he collected by j. r. McCRERY,
Aug Il, lSG6-tf Attorney at Law, Elkton, Md.
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BASE BALL.-On Thursday afternoon
the 9th inst, match game of base ball was
played between the Rough and Read Club
of Cecilton, and the Avalanche, of Peddler's
Lane, both Of the first district We give
the score:
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to loyal Owners
of Enlisted Slaves.

rONGRESS at its last session made an annronria,
- ton Tor the payment 10 all loyal owners Of slaves
rnllSiins IN the service Of the UnA states of the
',lnl Oi S'l for each slave enlis ing. All such
claims for compensation will be collected by
j. r. NcCREhRY.
aug Is, lsb6-u Attorney At Law, Eliton Md.
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UNIAERSALIsT MEETING. The Rev.
James Shrgley, from PHILADELPHIA. will
preach in the universalist Church at Chesa,
peake City, tomorrow, the 10Th inst, at 10
o clock A. NJ
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NOTICE.

THE COLLECTOR Or TAXES for the eth District
Of Cecil county will be at the Office OF Messrs j.
+. Eannelnan sou, on tie 5th and 3ist OF August
and LIST Of september to receive Taxes
Five per cent discount on State Taxes paid by
September LIST. Aug Is ISGti--2w
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Nineteenth Annual Report
OF THE
Mutual Fire Insurane COmnanl

l ~ mclhners OF this Company assembled at thor
! Office in Ethtpn, in Annual Meeting on SotnrJny
submitted the following: Wv ~
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HOME RUNs-Rough and Ready-C. b
Jones, 4, j. r. Taylor, ,, G. w. c. Walms
ley, !, G. D. Jones. |. Avalanche-O.
Henderson, ., II. c. Ellison. |.
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Communicated

Ltplnlnunl'atad.i
Mr.. EEiToR A notice appeared in your
paper last week Of au accident which occur
red to me at the raising Of Mr.. Bushes barn
by n beam falling on my head. wish to
add that it was entirely the result Of C.. re-
lcssncss on the part of the carpenters who
"ere moving the beam. and which resulted
in very severe iniuryto ne.
JOS. MILLER.
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WOODS MEETING.--As per notice
last week Woods Meeting will be held in
Mr.. Lees Grove. near Wesley Chapel, five
miles from Elkton and the same distance
from North East, commencing on Thursday
next 23d inst, and continuing over Sabbath.
In addition to ministers named last week
Rev. Thos. W. Shippers, of Phila, and 9th.
ers are expected to be present and preach.
IMPROVEMENT IN LITTLE Elk. Mr.
Jacob Rambo has contracted to build a frame
house, IS by 80, and three stories high, fol
Mr.. Rudolph Bennett, in Little Elk. Mr..
Bennett has done a great deal for that part OF
the town, having built. we believe, all the
principal residences there; and if we had a
few more men of his public spirit and enter,
prise, our town would speedily be built up
REIIGIoUs.-Rcv. s. ". Thomas, Of
Philadelphia, will preach in the Ekton NJ.
f. Church tomorrow morning, at 10! o. clock:
and the Rev. Jas. McIntire, in the evening.
at o clock.
On Thursday week, next. Aug. Both, a
four days meeting will commence in said
Church, of which due notice will be given in
our next issue.
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ERCILDOUN
Boarding School for Girls,

CHESTER COONTf, IA.
THIS Institution which is beautifully located TWEEN
] ty-ive miles north of Elkton, will commence it,
next session OF the 6th of OCTOBER, next.
TERMS-SS0 per Session of Twenty weeks. Music
$40; Drawing or Painting, each, 80; Languages no
extra. F05ACirculars address the Principal,
.. RICHARD DARLINGTON, Jr.
- Ercildoun, Chester county, Pa.
July "a ls66-2m
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The cases remaining unsettled or in legal contr,-
v"rsy or" those of James A. Davis & Co. and Mrs II
\; Constable, of Cecil county: Mrs. Catherine Dayi,
of Dorchester county: p 5. Reynolds of Caroline >
and Capt. j. Buchanan, of Talbot
The Report of the Committee appointed to exan..
inc the Books of the Company, and to audit thr
Trea-Cers accounts cmbodics the following exhiI T.
of the finances:
Balance on hand at the date of the last
Annual Report, s6I5n go
interest," received Tor investments, 100 20
Premium payments OF interest on de post
notes during the year, IL $50 II
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Premium interest received for the year

Excess for the year 1852 n
reviewing the operations of the Company since its
organ izatiou in April ". find that we have adj
Jsted and paid, without legal controversy losses to
the amount of e.t 56} e.;
App0rtioned among the several counties in when
We have operated. thus:
IN caroline county, S. ISJ 30
In Queen AIMS county, $500 n
"a lWhps county, 2sgS G5
In Dorchester county, ia, M
IN Somerset county, 1887 O5
In Worcester county, 3g9o O1
In Hartford county, loOG9 "a
In Cecil county, 393g9 ~
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The Board of Managers elect met and organlzed
by clectine Vim. Torbert Esq, President, and +. A.
Ellis Secretary and Treasurer.
The President appointed MeSsrs. Geo. Il; Howard,
Daniel Bratton aud Barclay Reynolds Executive
Committee.
Whereupon it was -
zed n dipest some plan for taking temporary risks
an farmers crops and houses building and repairing
ns amthorized bv the 3rd section of the Supplement
to the Charter passed at January Session 1850 chap
FER -, and to report at the next meeting of tho
Board Adjourned. F.A ELLIS
Aug Is, 1866. 49, Secretary
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p..srwaers Arrived.

VpoN sAyAyNAu-In Steamship Gan Salvador w.lsn snd
wife a. H. Andrews rnd w H. Anbru bsntymo n g",S ~
A II Bl.,ow N. n Brown, u. Bhkbech, j. bsrnsd j. w.
Ba,l,r Mr Blsis " Ber.n He'll CLARK carl u Snu'Sn
end wiz. g. Clements H. Cewlry Mira II CLARK sis .ai
Graham and lady Charles Green Mis- Grant end ;.r,sn' Hutch
inc md LADY Thomas Hanson, ID: r. June, Mi.s June
EKselsr Mr.. Kennedy Mia. K.nnsdy k'pE ~ a. MI:
X It Lamb and wife J. Lar ulor M. Mcneil A. q Mopss ~"
Mejov.p p u 0Brien Js. or f. r.l|'r Miss rSSSd.I.
Dec ssvsge Scott H. L. sshreine Capt H. SYKES M ~
ssusb.rs Mis-. sson Mira stone Troll CsPt II Wh,nu,,
Tin. M TAYLOR Judge Usher f. Van Buren, H. 4 n.oou
Wn.silsy L. T. WsIsr Ma. wyusn and ersiu' ~
p. wlhn' WIN. Well j. A. Tea'i George f'o"s'' ''1 ''
strersKe. a.. c,,. II T. Wi.
IAN. a " Dawson Ben Hood Charles g. Leayy Joseph
Eool,s G.orse Cassidy H. - oney. Pi'e A. H. bourne 4 IL
nos.r tJws,a Hart Mrs kuii-lde and child Ms Vennias Mas
Florence vennins ". Levi. and child Il Jones H.
c,sut aiy thee children and Mrs De forrest NJ
Masrsth sdy elut Niles Jane Hart Mis r. Connor st
Nor,h " Candy, J. Montgomery, William ii1is NJ n
R,,w.r Al a. Ossll ~ = oconnor, William Roonson ,slt
go a. N,wfnrr u n M09a Mrs Mary Vennng Mis- I.la
vsnnlns Niles Id vsrnrg Mrs A. spsns, Ms Blanchard N"'
Lsprs O. Chslsr hs swtsrd and o'hs" 10 tho "sersFe
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must add that on former occasion he has been rep
o sss s. ps o ss' in s Gem
ran who had been pat in arrest became 81 DIS nen IN s
Governor the State lead tho loyal STty ninth against
the OF the Republic their record standing 10 d
second 10 none other eng ged in glorious IL Gen
officer the National Guard who would more whngy
obey your present commander but % he has
place for the purpose Of dr or instruction avn nS Snn
our instrous countryman JamOs s,ephens No British
officials prevent rs from showing how lar We
home. The great mass Of tho American Republican
people tympathiIc vita us and believe Gs I" We
have proved eny battle hse Il 10 ~
all rishmcn that he selected the Goth sn NY
Ish TO perform ohsequons homage oe'ofe e
roy Of country WHOM Their ns.e
land for centuries and who a. the tiue we're w h & ~
British bondage the founders OF this had zone ~ p G
adopted by the British and srsocrsy in
endeayorhg divide this republic wnen vas recently eI
he most sublime in the history Of this nation Comrades We
shall be always found oye 70 this oar a1oel country ana
He tIen read an order issued by ssndord
handing his order TO perade The regpeot today AT the
close he was loudly cheered
NcIDEsTs, &c.
As rnls the meeting we'll behaved bnt ters we're
two s ns Ssn 70 Va on Sns ss
man with yaastns ambition and rod shirt took fancy to
morse SSa he the Of pSs
and conveyed 70 the lookup Another wshngto prove
that lies, 20
tbwared In his pefaTous desifns
Outside TIE GRoUSDs
we're those inevitable 10 all large gatherings There
weighing Machines implements tor testgg the re1sh
the lungs and strange coDyances for showing The sasn
Of mans blow the propTietors Of which were all diving
thriving trade OaDges gingernut lager beer ana naoor
pieces Of bread with wedge Of ham between ed by cog
tesy sandwiches also r sae aud met With grea de-
mand -,
Great however the indignation tbst any charge should
be made for sdmtapce and IL yeey asserted shat tne
ticket sellers were frauds and the TINS vas only hsw
dodge TO the wind Mr. Stphenss likeness was also io
and found few purchases bot the moor'y nt
b, ipouring Of representative VI mo 'nt
oresmssr gy hs didn't o,cn gates and lie. them In grs
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rsnssd and the justices n uns amid ther mass business
TO contend with counsel great danger os soss
certainty that In many cases justice will fail
The rule lay down In letter DO proper fnsIe
one to that: oPnon further hsn e say tns oo
ssem 70 quite desirable that the people should De
IN posecuions involving the successful execution Oh Jaw wh
intended not introduce REFORM Dt relVe
than the burdens 0! axons IS 10 ths
DO BY private counsel Of fraud upon bank or sei
merchant The other criminals who before romeo
Coo have powerful association behind them political power
weld prestige derived from long and successu denane Of ne
law and . 70 them the law perhaps be safely le to tst M
chance uuadd but With Of liquor the 10 other
wise ndsed IL icy exceptional one that can imagine
toned to dessd and defy tho law, banded together into pow
al belonging ts. trade DO tho dictates Of
dsce require that hos who uphold and enforce the laws should be
70 presented sesnst themt
considerations uch these which led msie
did and which leads the
shved at mot but hope viii YET change mind and
viii that Tor lie Ia at prosecutions wherever brought
Tor violation: Of The new E.so law tho people are represented BY
enc else whom select tho Attorney Of this Board could
attend without add ion and tho
Representative Of the Board would appear quasi public capacity
him be and tho Board will be relieved
vii yourself take charge Of tho matter.
Very respectfully. your obdt servant,
JAoxi0N >. SCHULTZ, Presideat Board OF EIcse
The meeting then adjourned
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Letsse SKIP News.

etonship City Of Limerick Jones' Lepsol Aprf a. os,r
&C. with mde aud 573 pss John o. Dele Nav IN h, ~
0ns 20 81 saw ;,sai'p lSs.g bound 18th. Il o. ss
Steamship Ssn Salvador Atkins sou Savanna "a
md.c. and pass. TO Garrison L Allen. ~ N'u"'.shh
she Mianchs. !BrD MeoTe'1 Londonderry days with s.
Stuart Has had lsht winds and most Of az 49, "
Ship oermsna ru. FRANKIE, Rotterdam days sh rJ an,
% Gsni Hs: ID r tss s M
East. ss's oo'no
Ship Arnold Pruss Bonnser steenlsn Rotterdam 4, a.. ia,
SHIP John Parker Lowthe Liverpool 81 days with ud.s 4.
Nesmith Sons Has had heavy weather Of the pssssse
shp NeGp.r1 smith Liverpool 70 days with mdss md s..s
Ship Isra (Br Evans Cerda 80 d.ys with railroad oc
Crossed the Bnis May in lat ices since hss la s
nuation Of westerly sas had pilot bQsJd daya
B.rk Nellie renvif ThuOn, Twks Island /. days with .s .
Pendssssst BEos. Go.
s.Ii FI.pd au:s Hs.ren Antwerp 81 days. with s... &c.
Big Pred Clark (of Windsor NJ g. Celfeet Mammalian,
with wool, kc., to q. r. Penton Co. " '''
Brig = s. strout !o Hennngtor, Mel srout ssvmls ds,,
Brig Jane Brnndass (of st. Johns, N b. Fitzpatrick M.s,.
20 days with mahogany &C., to H. j. DeWck Ca 49,
Aleadale, for New. Yoik ~ 10 days. *
sohr. Charter Oak, -, Elxabethport for Boston.
schr Republic Chase New Bedford with from brs y.p
ashore at that place 'F
schr. Corvo, Aehow. Virginia
shL Gersh Banker Ellie, Bsscos ~ dsys fruit to Pa,
sail Loft schrs Charles Thompson Hattie tonos Prsnei, Far
boynton ,oI Charleston, g. C., PHILADELPHIA and Grape Shot
SPOKEN
Ship Boomer March a. In lat 80 long 20 from Csdid fot Alden Ia
distress hsyns los: msnnast and other 'psrs In GALE and
Biz Tabal Cain, May in LAT, q 80 long n 10 bound g.
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LAW School OF COLUMBIA COLLRGR.-The Com
exercises Of the Law School Of Columbia College
will take place this evening ut the Of the Historical
Bocety corner Of Eesozht and Secondave In addition
to tho Vaedctoy and Alumni oraons address viii be DE-
i,srsd By the Hon. Kirkland The customary degrees
viii also be conferred upon the members OF the graduating
class, and the annual prizes awarded.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-16

A superior ASSORTMENT Of English Royal velvet
BoJy aud Tapestry Bru.s Cups,s at HsAn AsprnoEs Ne
Bw,ry Lowell ply and Ingram Capets reduced pness IN
grain Csrpr,s &c., Ore, 10 VI - per yard hnsnh
p.r ysrd Superior OC0ta At oc 20 per yard IAee ara
f.,o coy,r. Window Shades Rug, M Stair Carpets ode and
Church Carpet. prices sCproI White ad heel
and Msnhina Mathis ioi psso. s'S " sa $500 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-16

SroLB TRrcK.-Yeserday Richard Lewis, q
oadryer aged 20 years stole trucf valued at e;c he
properly OF Frederick Dimar ONO. Al whites and offered
sr sale 10 Patrick Mclaughlin Of No. 81 Baxter st. He
srrcsei and pleaded guilty Of the ofens sayiag that no
was intoIcsted az the tine. Justice Hogan committed the
accused for trial
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IIsW They Do Ir.

70, b.0n,fl compilation white and transparent .hn
a most refined ladies JArgps EMAIL pH fisis whose
srv ,.ane desasy hrAh action upon the skin are
freely e.rd by ladies' Of JUDGMENT and refinement EMAIL pk
doyes from The skin ecaes tan and moip.w 'noone'
on m. uarks from lts surface pnpe
bseh .pcc and tho dooons caused by the sun and SAIL
air. L. IsABEAu, Ne %! Broadway, Sole Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-16

LECTURg BIZ BIsuop LYECg.-BishOp Lynch, Of
Charleston. wecture Cooper institute tomorrow evening
for the benefit Of the Catholic ProtecOy srbjsc The His
tory Of America before Columbus"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-16

TEMPERANCE MASS MgETNo.-The interior Of the
Brooklyn Academy Of M1sc this evening will be the
Of grand Temperance Mass Meeting at which number
Of eminent speakers including kess Beecher and Cnyler
will deliver addresses.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-16
THE PAsuA AND ALL HIS RBrNUE Tho Re

Oliver Crsu. Missionary At Adiianople. writes The machine
woIhs sdmlrsby There f. no se~ins Machine but ths IN !.
Idi.nopr We have had company after company to witness ~
magic operations the beet classes in Adrsnope among ,he
M. a,h. aud hi. rsnue No bore away with him
~ h avn ,,wn, and wa. hted has admirers. Sons
want 10 stand saa1sd lie eegraphe 'pesd-lLs
10 the Wilcox Gibbs sewing Machine Company
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CITY NEWS.

Mr.. CoUGH Al UARLBM.-Mr. John b. Cough re.
pests bis lecture Peculiar People" 10 Washington Hail.
Harlem, this evening. See advertisement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-16

AcKsowLEDoMEsr.-Mr. Parser Van Ingen Of the
steamer Fan Salvador has thanks for late copies Of hs
Savannah papers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-16

CORREoTIoy.-Tho statement that the bar-room
Of d. Gerdts In Hobohep, "sued' on last Sunday a.
srnoon BY NewYork gentlemen Of the rowdy profession s
pronounced incorrect The proprietor Of the the
pubic that the inestnes Of bis saloon s in tact
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-16

We challenge the world to find house ever roooed
when poreied with the nrrGtAR AIARn IkLfoRH o" Je"
experience withou. failure speaks yolnmes A. a.. psw.x
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-16

DRIVING WITHOUT LrcvEsI.-John Gallagher,
John Shaw Roger Moon High Courtney, james Gallagher
William MEG LELAND and joseph Cravens yesterday ar
rested by Officer Freeman Of the TweniysiIh Precinct for
driving Dirt carts wi.Lou. license They were fined VI each
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-16
How TO MAKE Coop COFFEE ECONOMICALLY

Tn. LAYERS Coaes r.uesy nrer made by teaching hrson
bu, cny partially extracted owing 70 tue oo
the in pouring come more perfect mehod mas Oe
sought for and found IN tie IeRkIsu CoFYrE Por
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-16

NAILS BY TIE MgsRlMAc. Tho mails for The
German sss and Northern part Of Europe by the steamship
Merrnae viii b, closed Thursday, the 18th Of May
at lot N.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-16

THR OPERA IN BROoELyF.-To-morTow Thursday
evening the Opera OF La Trayata will be performed at the
Academy which occasion the following artists will appear,
Bosehstt, Anas,as, Orlandini. Coiet,i and BariL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-16

TURKISH BATHS, No. - Laight-st, are again open
10 IL. public ENLARGED and mIgoysd Hour: Gents 10 M
10 o. ~ Ladies 10 10 u 10 Sundays Gents eto Pam
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-16

THREATENING LFE.--On Monday night Peter A.
Bu aged 40 yeas went into the store Of bis father John
H. Barley, No ~ Hsdsonss and drawing loaded pistol
presented to the ofAs father and saying Your t
Ia in my hands you - die ~ paled the trigger. The
cartridge failed explode and Mr. Burey then caught the
desperate 3nd w4estsi the weapon from him Peter
finding that he fel In bisaitemp said have missed
you This Time but U have your lie yet Ofcer Fleming o.
the Twenty eighth PrsoDo. then called H. and arrested
tho would be particle Yesterday no arragned before
Justice Dodge. and comm.d for trial In default OF 800
bail The prisoner at one timo member Of the Police
Department.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-16

CHNANES IN TRoUBLg.--John Archer and John
Anon both Cinnamon aad residents Of No. IA BAxters
Yesterday qusre,eJ 1bon, some small matter ard Archer
STABBED his Oppone3t IN the neck causing serious vourd
The Asin arrested by Onleer Bristow OF the sIh
Precinct ard Justice ii goa committed him for tis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-16
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