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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-05-24

ERESH BUTTER.-A few packages just
IT received, for sale by elss o ILL.
Bg "A xt4N '{f83E,i III. DELK, -f
may Is lssel 23 Commerce Street.
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JACKSON WARD.

House of Delegates-R P. Bunting, II; s..
M. Wilson, II; Thos. B. Butt, 8; l.. H.
Kingman, 8.
For City Sergeant. G. Neaville, 25; B.
B. Warren, 81 II. Matthews, 6.
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JEFFERSON WARD.

House of Delegates-R. P. Bunting, 8; s
M Wilson, IL; Thos. B. Butt, 25; L. II.
Kingman, l. H@if '-9a ;. ~. -.
For City Sergeant. G. Nea vile, "a; B,
B. Warren, 10. @ .7..5, atr 10 F..
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AUCTION SALES.
BY ASHTON & EMERSON,

BY ASHTON q EMERSON,
AUCTI0NEERS.
No. 40. Crawford Street, Portsmouth, ps.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A DESIRA-
BILE BUILDING LOT IN
A NEWTOWN.
10y authority of a ID cree OF the
ID Court of the Hastings, for the City of Ports
mouth, made on the 9Th day Of May 1866, shall
offer at public sale, before the Court House
door of said city, at IL M, on the 9th day Of
June, 1866, that being Court day, the following
lot ofland described as follows
Beginning sixty feet from the Northeast inter-
section of Jefferson and Sixth streets, thence run
ming East, along William HUMANS line one hum
dred and twenty feet, thence North thirty feet to
John II. Myers line, thence West one hundred
and twenty feet, to Sixth street, thence South
along Sixth street to the beginning, it being
vacant and unimproved Lot, and is the same lot
of land mentioned in in said Court of
Thomas Flaherty ag't Flaherty and others.
Terms Cash.
LEOPOLD G. P. COWPER,
may24-td Special Commissioner.
By F.F. FERGUSON,
AUCTIONEER.
BOOTS AND SHOES AT AUCTION.
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80 o. oLDrdENa
VN ~
THE GOLDEN TABLET.
AN INFALLIBLE NEUTRALIzER

AN INFALLIBLE NEUTRALIZER
OF ALL SUPERFICIAL POIsoNs OR VIRUS.
This Is one Of the grandest discoveries in medical science
Of which tho present century boast II INSTANTLY
NEUTRALIZEs, DESTROYS AND RENDERS PER-
FECTLY HARMLESS EVERY SPECIES OF POISON
Gus OR INFECTIOUS VIRUS affecting either the eI'e'Hd'
akin or The Internal mueps membrane.
THE LOCATION, CHARACTER Or NAME Of the dis
order Of importance, that can De reached ~
WASHING, GARGLING or INJECTING The GOLDEN
THE SPECIFIC REMEDY
for Jch Sdk Hleum Hires, Pyiekiv Heat, and al Other
cutaneous eruptons the poison Of Oak lev Snaeh bites
OF Venomous Insects PILES IN all their forms Sore Li
Sore Eyes Sore Nipples, Old Sores, CATARRH ULeerdt,e
Throat Diphtheyia In It's first stages FEMALE WEAK.
NESsEs Of EVERY KlND-in short, for every specie. o.
In or Vruleat Eruddfions and HuSors OF toe
Int,yna Mueus Membrane EIterna Skfn In most csse,
a single application will INSTANTLY RELIEVE The
IRRITATION AND ESTABLISH CURE.
THE GOLDEN TABLET,
by Il, remarkable power to NEUTRALiZE, or DESTROY,
ALL INFECTIOUS VIRUS, ertiypates Ms rsry germ %
d,rass and thus Is absoiuey PREVENTIVE, as well as
CURATIVE, In every case Of exposure to local pobon
rr Every head Of family well A. sreyT ddsn 81 ooh
,,res viii fnd tho GOLDEN TABLET Indispensable 70
them from its many IMPORTANT USES and fs great con
yepience will be better UNDERWOOD from per1,s Of ne
CIRCULAR, which 10 sent free 10 all g LEF No oNhy
FAIL TO WRITE FOR ONE
PRICE-sI per Boz, sx Boxes for ~ By mall x Ss!s
only al the General Depot Of "WINCHESTEHs bfro-
PHOsPHITES" for Consumption and Ncyrog Dssssayb ~
No. John-st, New'foff,
To whom all orders should be addressed
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pssseuRers Arrived.

In steamship Evening Star from Nsy;o rsansLMdf snf
Dubai r. Bormann, NJ. Friedlander. Mrs. MeLer9y w
Borden Mr. and Mrs. johnson end children Mrs Ez MIS-
Adams T. H. Houston. Mr. and Mrs Godchaux: Mrs Boyel
and daughters " schurmann, Mrs. Wswel Mrs Hickey
c. Kreamer Nj and Mrs sesbury children and nurse .
Touro, A. A. Nckersou. r. spa1dlng J. z. smith, J.
Cstsnsdo, Mrs E. Iempleton and in the seeO1dssOin
In steamship San Jacintc, from Savannah-E H. Barteaux
w 6stty j. r. Bigelow, Capt Rowland. Col. Bush, J.
Beardsey, W. O. Beah, Msjor Clendenin, A. Fredenberg
Capt Fay L. Fried 7. Frost, G Haywood .. A. Hutch
A Hlero j. ]. Jones' j. Kahn Mrs. Louis r. Lowell r. L
Morris w. II. Mcdowell, A. Meser, w. w. Nichols, Mr.
Padleford j. L. Porter J. b. Patten, W. O. Robinson, Mis-
NJ Richie, 8. w. sherman. L. Smith, ]. H. Senbner, 3
Strong Miss steinberger g. Thomas Rev. j. Trsten H.
Wakeman, and deck passengers .
In steamship Hibernian, from LiverpoO-F. Preston, Mr.
Holmes.
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Steamship Hibensn (Brl Dutton, Liverpool jan II, Wis
Londonderry 18th and Portland 2sh, mdse and l52 pass
Williams Guion.
Steamship Baltimore, Lewis Baltimore, mdse, J. Hand
Steamship San Jacnto Loveand, Savannah IS hours Gar
rison Allen.
Steamship Evening Star, Mitchell New-Oresns 2ath inst
via Havana 18th, mdse, mails and pass. J. A. Raynor
Steamship Propontis Br Hgynson, Philadelphia to finish
loading for Liverpool 1spscott Bros. 4 Co.
Steamer Patapsco, Ne, Baltimore 36 hours, mdse. b.
Small.
Steamer Frsnconis, Sherwood Portland, mdse and pass
II. b. Cromwell Co.
Brig Star Castle Br Thompson, st. John, N. b., - days,
lumber, J. =. Whitney L Co.
schr Chester lOf Chester Ns, Carson. Halifax days fish,
c. Nickerson Co
Schr Dr. Franklin. Hnrd Elizabehpo for Norwich, iron
Schr. Helen Mcleod, New Bedford, ballast.
schr. York River, Lounsbery, Georgetown, D. c.
WIND-At Sunset, g., light.
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BULLS HEAD.-The cattle market closed
heavily though the receipts are zoo head less than last
week. The city Is full OF dead meat and poutryi be-
side the weather threatens RAIN hence the difficulty In
forcing sales Several small lots were left over, though
offered nearly L. p below the opening rates Of Mon
day morning. Beefis still high but drovers andspecu'
ators pay such e1travagant prices at the West that
they lose on their stock here hence their wall about
low rates. Sheep are selling quick at &C. advance nom
last week Hogs are in far request though not as high
as las, week by nearly &c. y ID.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK.........Jsn.3 20.

Cleared.
Steamer Caledonia (Br) Terrier, Glasgow, F. Macdonald
Co.
Steamer North American 9th smyle, Liverpool via Port
land, Williams Guion.
Steamer Gen Custer Beckett Philadelphia w Kirkpatrick
Steamer Nereus Bearse, Boston, Neptune 8. Co.
Ship Wizard King Woodwork Apalachcols T.. A. Hussey
Co.
Brig Erode (Dan ottsen, Rio Janeiro Funch, Meineke
Wendt
Brig Bessie (BE) Thornsen ST. Johns f., A. smherss
Sons
Schr. Samuel Gilman, Crowell Boston, 8. w. Lewis.
Schr. Hattie NJ Mayo, Salisbury, Pensacols, B. eager.
Schr. Isetta, Littefeld, Savannah, Lunt Bros.
Schr. Forest King, Briggs, Marseilles, j. r. Dove.
Schr j. g. Whppe Jones ST. Croix. Roche Bros Coffee.
Schr. Harriet Brewster, Halock Mobile, T. B. Eager.
schr. R. Caldwell, Mccormick Mobile, I. B. eager.
Schr. Pioneer (Br). Foster HaifaI, ID. r. DeWof Co.
schr. NJ Z. Gage Hopkins Charleston. w. II. Robson.
Schr. John Dorsnce Rice, Philadelphia Baker Dayton.
schr. Mary Louisa, Gaskel Washington, DC, T. Mills.
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Passeu gers Sailed.

In steamship North America, for Brazi-Mr. and Mrs.
Mcpherson and children Peter McCulock and family
Alexander Chambers and daughters Mr. and Mrs kenig
Louis Lsmocere Andrea Escssds Mr. and Mira Donaldson
John Peter, Arthur Mason Fred Alderman William Poole
Jersmab smith j. W. HILL Mr. and Mrs Duva and children
Mr. and Mrs Cunningham Charles Stroke, Robert Anderson
and sons Mr. and Mrs Horhsm and dagghters Alfred Brett
Greene and sous Alfred Floyd B. b. Floyd and servant
Mr. McKnnan and lady David Garrett, Julius Joliyet Mr.
and Mrs, Gimbeuart Robert c. Wright John Baxter Mrs
BAXTER and child E. T. Eale C. Kneeand IT,, and servant
William Powell A. 8. Irae, Estevsn Gett, John q Fnke
j. L. Machado Charles Wehrhsm, ~ Radennie, H. Dunnng
Henry Sarege Francisco Muntoto, L. D. Brown, " Cham
bers Ely Boeham Nathan Boeham John A. Cole, Theodore
Grafton Thomas Kreiman
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THE RECENT FOURTEEN THOUSAND DOLLAR

The RECENT FOURTEEN THOUSAND DOLLAR
FoRaHRr-TH ScoUxpREL PROBABLY on HB WAY TO
EUROPE. There have been no further Developments
concerning the fraud upon the Chatham National Bank
The check for nearly $4,000 purported to 30 drawn
By NJ Cooper Co. and was PAID to another s bank for
forgery except in the certfcaion which initiated very
closely the stamp used by the Chatham Bank for this
purpose The transaction took place SATURDAY AFTER
morning giving the gold purchaser nearly 4s hours TO
conceal himself 1t IL supposed be made use Of the
time BY sailing for Europe and 90 In oil probability
vii escape detection and punishment
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REAPPoINrMENr Oh THE UNITED STATES
DISTRICT ArToRyEY.-The Hon. d. S. Dickinson sp-
peared in Court yesterday and produced evidence OF bis
appointment to the Office Of United States District At
torney for this District The oath Of office to support
the Constitution Of the United States was administered
to Mr.. Dickinson by Judge Belts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-31

Shortly after 4 O'Clock on Tuesday morning,
. fire was discovered in the hallway of the tene'
ment house. No. 81 Clnton-st II was put out
with triaiDg damage Two bottles which had con
tained kerosene oil were found In the hallway, while
che stairs were saturated with the fluid No arrests
have as yet been made. Fire Marshal Baker has been
Dolifed, and will make ~ Investigation.
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CITY NEWS.

ABoarerNAL AMERICANA free lecture will
be delivered on this subject this evening at the rooms
of the Young Mems Christian Association, No. lSl
Fifth.aye. by D. J. Mcgowan. N. d.
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MemOrandn.

The bark Jenny Cobb, from Rockland for Orleans pu
into Bermuda the 18th inst In de her cargo supposed
to be fire. She opened and the lime inspected NJ
smoke discovered, although there great heat NJ
FIRE arek and the matches closed 10 remain
so for week.
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COURT CALENDAR-THn DAY. ~, IN.
SrpRrpg CoURr-CHAMBERs.-No 70, f9t, 10,
KINGS County CIRCUIT CoURr.-Nos. Al, -, 10,
l3i I'D ia u, II, 1l3 50, 10.
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Dort-u)ar6ens' Notire.
GrAru or Nxw.YoKx,

STATE OF Nsw-YoEK.
PonrWARDKsS 0TucR No. l04 Wslst
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
section Of the act passed April H. 1887, entitled Ar
Act TO Reorzanze the Warden Office Of the Port Of New
York. ali persons interested In having charge Of the
subject matter Of such inquiry examination survey that
the VESSELS under examination By the Port
Wrdens that the said surveys examinations viii be
completed within days succeeding this notice. on
board said vessels;
Steamship Creole ........"......PierN No; II ~ X
Ship Antelope. o,ofes-
Ship Protector aHo-
Ship Moocko aHa-
Ship Squando 40. % r.. "
BnE Amanda Jane.
Brig Florence ~ 70. 10 & n
Big Mary ]. Williams. .....".....: Pier No Z Z. r
Schr knight 40. ss E.
BcL1 Jehu ef so. ., -. u
Schr p. II. FskiDburg. Pisf NO. q n H.
MINTHORNE TOMPklNS. President
J. Auc's HxRsrnAH Secretary.
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WSTAR'S BAlSAM
WILD CHERRY.

Has been used for nearly
HALF CENTURY
with the most astonishing Success in Curing
COUGHS. COLDS. H0ARSENESs; SORE THROAT
INFLUENZA, WH0cPlNG Cough SKoCP,
LIVER COMPLAINT, BRONCHITIS,
DIFFICULTY OF BREATHING,
ASTHMA, AND EVERY
AFFECTION OF
THE THROAT, LUNGS, AND CHEST
CONSUMPTION,
which carries of more victims than any other dess. sns
which battles the skill Of the Physician to greater extent thar
'A' ''"'' YIELDS TO THIS REMEDY!
when all others prove Intellectual
AS A MEDICINE, -
RAPID IN RELIEF. SOOTHING ~ EfFECI
SAFE IN ITS OPERATION,
1T IS UNSURPASSED!
While preparation free from noxous ingredients p9,ons
or minerals uniting skill science and medicskno~ledse
Combining all that valuable In the vegetable KINGDOM io
'A'' ''A'' - iNcOMPARABLE!
ana IA entitled merits and receives the general confidence O.
'"' P"-' SEYMOUR THATCHER, NJ D.,
of Herman, n. Y. writes as follows; ,,,,,, ,,-
1WISrA RS BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY give, nniyet
sa II seems cough BY loosenins sn1
cleansing nngs and alaypg irritation thus 700
cause instead Of drying up the cough and LEAVING Tue
behind consider the Basam good not the best
ugh medicine with which am acquainted
PRICE ONE DOLLAR bOTILE.
For sale by
up. DINsMORE, No. 8 Dey'st. Newfork-
8. W. FowLE SON, PTOrrietOr'' Boston.
And by all Druggists
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-JAx 9o-Befor.
Judge SHIPaAN.

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-JAS. 3o.-Before
Judge sHIPaAS
TIE ALLEGED CUsToM-HOUsE FRAUDS.
The United States sgt William c. Barney Benthsm Fabian
and Reginald Chauncey
To-day being the day set down for the trial Of the
defendants the charge Of dehuding the Revenue Customs
by Of forged customs bonds the defendants appeared
with their counsel In Court Mess Courtney Fullerton and
James Dunphy and VIM Tracy the respective desndant
Before opening the case MT Courtney s.sd sh. the
the time Of the Oense that the Grand JOry had Saturday
morning corrected the ero and no pyOequi bad been
tered the original Indictment He supposed that Il was
necessary for the defendants to plead the Indictment
and that t alteration Of date, he supposed
Mr. James srgSed that This change Of date was not trivial
matter the change Of date chang the whole character of
The eIne.ths former indictment placing under statute
under another that was proper therefore, they should have
Mr. Benedict further argued that they had come there
pared 70 make motion to 9us.h the Indictment which
,bey 20 far relied that MT Brady one Of the counsel had e
to consult as to their sction on this indictment.
change did to the merits and that certainly ser The
argument on Saturday the defendants counsel could no, plead
surprise
Wednesday stated that quite possible that the change
was material 70 the immediate preparation Of the defense and
nett day when both parties mus, be prepared
IMPORTANT REVENUE DEcIsIos-oRcHIL OR Or
CHELLA WEED.
Lewis e Armstrong 20. sg Simeon Draper Collector ke
This was an scton Of considerable interest TO the importing
community involving the question whether the word brcb
In the tariff OF 1862 included the article known
Ofchela weed IL appeared that Orchella weed was
hchen or moss 1owug the rocks In Eastern Countries
while orehi and eudbeer the the dyes
tured thereom There general provision In the tariff er
empttng from duty all flowers plants and yetetsbes useJ
foz. r'' ''i'1
The Collector &C. claimed that orche Is used In the act
included both the dye and the material. ~
This action was brought test suit and the Court This
morning alter an elaborate by counsel decided that
the term orch referred only 20 the dive ana
not TO the weed and that the latter exempt from duty
aSa directed q verdict for the plaintiff.
Malcolm Campbell for plaintiff q. p. Lowry and C. A.
R1nkle for the Government
suPREME COURT-CHAxBEas- 3o-Before Justice
SUTHERLAND.
DECISIONS.
Alvina Bown agt Frederick Augustus Bown.-
Report Of Referee confirmed aud judgment divorce granted
Custody OF Inc children awarded 10 plaintiff.
Michael heena sgt. Bridget Keensn-Reference ordered
In re- the petition Of Mary Fox and others sell real
tate.
SUPERIOR COURT - SPECIAL TzRx-JAs. 0.-BcfoTs
Justice BaEsouR-
DECISIONS.
Andrew Fl. Ballard agt James Lynch.-Motion
granted
Ch.Ile. L. Msret.ou sGt Gaems cusy.-Me.isp d'cisd
with 90 costs
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A SILENT SEwING-MACHINE, making the
celebrated "Wicor Gibbs Stitch' strong elastic and
durable. WILCOX & GIBBS. No. sos Broadway
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TIE STEWART LIBEL CAsE-THE COMPLAINT
DIsmssED-Yesterday, on the motion of exJudge Hill
ton counsel for the prosecution in the case OF A T.
Stewart agt Messrs. Masel & Mcclellan, editors and
proprietos Of The Police Gazette who were arrested on
charge of libel Justice Bowling decided to dismiss
the case
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GRACE'S
CELEBRATED SALVE

CURES CUTS, BURNS, SCALDS. -
GRACES CELEBRATED SALNtD
CURES WOUNDS. BRUISES. STRAINS
GRACE'S CELEBRATED SALNE
CURES BoILS, ULCERS CANCERS.
GRACE'S CELEBRATED SALVE &.
CURES FROZEN LIMBS AND CHlLBLAlNS.
GRACES CELEBRATED SALNt.
CURES CHAPPED HANDS AND BLiSTERs.
aRACE,S CELEBRATED SALVE
HEALS OLD SORES. FLESH WOUNDS.
GRACE'S CELEBRATED SALVE
il prompt IN action pain at once and reduces We
most sngry.lookins swellings and nfammstions, W
magic thus afordirg relief aud complete cure.
ONLY rs CENTS BOX
(Sent BY mail for IS cents) 80 .
For .,le by J. P. DINSMORE, No. 90 Dey-tt. N; Us =.
w. FOwLE SON. Proprietors, Boston, and oy a.
Druggists and country stores
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-31

Hxv-ORIRAxs Jan -Cotsop--ssles today 400 bales
AZ lSc for Mddins Mossses-Sodeec for good prime
COsee-see,ec slsrlas Exchange ~. eola 10, FIeishs
ppehspssa
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TAdyertisefnent.l

The pernicious effects of January thaw on
the human system are entirely neutrazed by the Of
KHsrs EAST INDIA CoyYEE For sale by all Grocers Whole
sale depot No. l5 Reade-st-
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Sailed.
Steamer Ceres.
spoken.

Steamship San salvsdOr-Jsn 49, p. m., Is nIes s. Of
Hatteras.
Steamship Isabel-Jan 20. lat. % u.s. lon. 70 40
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COURT or COMMON PLEAs-srscnI TKHn-'N' w.
Before Judge BRADY.
DECISIONS.
Matthias Willie agt. William Quenzer.-Case
setted
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun Rises..T:ll Sun Sets..5:l7 Moon Rises. IN 63l
HIGH WATER THIS DAT
Sandy Hook. e:04 Gov. Island. 9:45 Hell Gate. 26
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They came by the following routes: Erie Rsfosa -
Hudson River Railroad Harlem Railroad. 3lee; Osn @
ana Amboy Railroad e; NewJersey Central Railroad 80
by Hudson River boats foot TO- About 600 were III
tie wards on Monday. including 100 State arriyss
pRovERs
Tie following the names Of drovers, owners or CON
sgees the principal droye and where the cattle are re-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-31
NKw.YoRK CATTLE MAkKET.

RECEIPTS
Yoa YHf wEEE ENDING TUESDAY, Jan. %. lah
Sheer md -,
Beeys.. Cows ve:s Lamb, s-ins I ,SsS,
These were sOld at the following Marist Places.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-31

ABOVE FoURTEENTH-eT.
Engine House, Seventeentb-st., near Ninth.sve.
Engine House, Eighteenth-st., near Broadway.
Fneine House Thirty. thirds.. near Tenth-ave.
Engine House. Forty seventh-st., Eighthave.
Engine House. Thirteenth-st. near Fourth ave.
Engine House. Fourteenth St. Frftsve.
Engine House Twenty -flth-st near Third-sve.
Engine House. Fortieth.st., Third-eve.
Engine House Fifty frat. ST., Thrd-ave.
House, Third Eighty nth e.
Police Station Brosdway, corner Eighty ffth-st
Police Station, Manhattanvile
Police Station, Carmsnsville.
Police Station. Harlem.
LIST OF THE NUMBERS AND LOCALITIES WHICH WILL
BE INDICATED BY THE TELEGRAPH, AND STRUCK
UPON THE FIRE-BELLs BUT AT WHICH NO SIGNAL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-31
THE NEW FIRE ALARM TKLK.
GRAPH.
A Complete List Of the Stations and LIZ
ealifiea.

We give below list of the Fire Alarm Sig.
nas which will any one as guide in determin
ing the almost exact locality Of fire. The list has beer
revised and completed BY Superintendent Chas. L
Chaplin, and will 60 into operation to-day.
HUMBERs AND LOCATION OF ALARM STATIONS
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-02-01
MisfeIIaau.
ROMANCE.
sY OLIVER WENDELL HoIHzS'


oh she was maid Of laughing eye
And she lived in garret cold ana nisn'
.,d he WAC a threadbare whisKeied "'""'
a. bo lived in cellar lamp ana io"'
But the rosy boy of the cheruo wins'
Hath many shaft for his slenuei '',is
And he youth below and the niaia ABOVE
Were touched with e.fashing darts Of io'e'
And she would wake from her troubled sleep,
o,er his tender billet-doux to weep;
: ~ Or stand like a statue cold and fair,
And gaze on lock Of his bright red hair.
And he who was 50 tall and proud
With his step 30 firm and laugh so loud,
q, ~ His beard grew long and his face grew thin,
And he pined 10 solitude over his GIN
But one soft night in the month OF June,
As she lay in the light Of cloudless moon,
4 voice came floating soft and clear
To The startled maiden's listening ear.
Oh, then from her creaking couch she sprung,
And her tangled tresses back she flung;
She looked from tho window far below,
And he stood benesth-her whiskered beau!
She did not start with foolish frown,
Bat packed up her truck and scamper'd down;
And th ere was her lover, tall and true.
In his threadbare coat Of the brightest blue.
The star that rose in the evening shade,
Looked sadly down on a weeping maid;
The sun that came in the morning pride
Shed golden light Ger a laughing bride.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-02-01

tily, and stated that couldn't stay another
night with him unless my bill Was secured.
Such is sometimes the encouragement that
genius receives at the hands Of the merce-
nary.
A little town on the Allegheny turned out
WELL The principal occupation of the in
habitants was to haul oil. That being the
only hall they had, lectured in a grocery.
The people turned out in the most unexpect-
ed manner they turned out the lights
then they turned out the lecturer-because
ne wasn't fat enough. They gave me twenty
minutes to leave town told them if they
would make it twenty dollars, I'd go.
At the termination of the twenty minutes
I felt something come against me very rap
idly from behind. My first impression was
that it was an old fashioned leather valise.
Subsequent reflection has convinced me that
it was a boot | shook hands with them
all with much feeling. I told them they
must excuse me for had got to go! Leav-
ing somewhat hastily, caught the sound of
cherub voices in that grocery, singing in
tones of the nost pathetic inquiry,
"shall we never more behold thee,
Never hear thy winning voice again?
yelled back that they wouldn't not if
could help it. ''That winning voice." didn't
seem to win in that neighborhood.
A friend advised ne to go twice to the
same place. He said that although might
only make expenses the first time, the next
time it would be different. It was to be
sure. only paid expenses the first time,
yet the second time-I didn't. I have tried
my agents. They proved unsatisfactory
with one exception. He never asked me for
money. He never alluded to money but
once. Said he to me one day
s'Yon don't care for money do you"
s'No indeed |" said I.
81 thought net" said he 81 never saw
you have cent"
I humor him in those harmless, light
flights Of wit. You may hear from me
again. IS
Timely, PLAT CONTRIBUTORS.