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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1867-03-29
STEPHEN WEIGH I
and MARY, bis wife, In the Circuit Court for
VS.. Hartford county; sitting
ISAAC PITT, in Equity.
and others.

THE object of this bill is to procure a
l. decree for the sale of certain real es-
tate situate in Hartford county, Maryland,
OF which certain Isaac Pitt died seized,
and to have the proceeds thereof divided
among the parties entitled, under the or
der and direction of this Court, and to
compel the defendants to account for rents
aud profits.
The bill states that certain Isaac Pitt,
father Of said Mary, died inlestate, on or
about the - day Of February, 1864,
seized and possessed of a tract or parcel
OF land, situate in Hartford county, called
"Stony Point" containing about flty-four
and a half acres, more or less, being the
same lands which he purchased from
VIM. Setson, and described in deed
from said Stetson dated 18th day of May,
1851, and recorded among the land re-
cords of said county, in Lber, -.
That said Isaac left - children, to
wit: the said Mary, wife of Stephen
WEIGH, Charlotte, wife Of Carville War
field, Eliza Pitt, and Grace Pitt, all of
Hartford county, and two, other sons
named Henry and Peter, who are nom
residents of the State Of Maryland. That
said land is not susceptible Of division
without loss and injury, and that it would
be for the interest of all the parties en-
titled to have said lands sold under the
direction of this Honorable Court, and
the proceeds divided That said Isaac
Pitt, Jr, has been in possession of said
land and i'll receipt of all the rents and
profits ever since the death of said de.
ceased, and refuses to account with and
pay over to your orators their share there
Of The bill then prays that the said
Isaac Pitt, Jr., may be compelled to ac-
count with and pay to compliments their
share of the rents and profits, and that
said land may be sold and the proceeds
be divided under the order and direction
Of this Court, and that subppnas may is
sue to Isaac Pit, Eliza Pitt, CarvIe War
field. aud Charlotte his wife, command.
ing them TO appear and answer the prem.
ises, ard also pravs that an order OF pub.
llcaion may pass, giving notice to the
said NONRESIDENT defendants Henry Pitt
and Peter Pitt, of the object and substance
of the bill, and warning them to appear
and answer the same, and in default there
OF that the allegations of the Bill be taken
pro contesso against them.
1t is thereupon this 9th day of Febru-
airy, 1867, adjudged and ordered that the
compliments, by causing copy of this Or
der to be inserted in some newspaper pub
lishcd in Hartford county, Maryland, once
in each of four successive weeks, three
months before the 2Olh day OF July next,
give notice to said absent defendants OF
the object and substance of this bill, and
warn them to appear in person or by So
licitor, on or before the said Goth day of
July next, to answer the premises and
show cause why decree ought not to
pass as prayed, and in default Of such ap-
pearance. and answer, the allegations of
said bill to be taken pro cOnfeSso against
them.
VIM. H. DALLAM, Clerk.
True copy, Test,
mh22 VIM. II. DALLAM, Clerk.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1867-03-29

B9- "Sir," exclaimed an sxited Radi-
cal, off the rebels are going to DO allowed
to rule over US, then the blood of the color
ed substitute for whom / paid three
hundred dollars was shed in vain"
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
nnlS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
i scriber has obtained from the Register of
Wills of Hartford county, Md, Letters of Admin
istration on the. personal estate of
LEE WILSON,
late of Hartford county, decd. All persons hav-
ing claims against said deceased are hereby mott
fed to exhibit the same with the legal vouchers
thereof on or before the
l4h day Of March, 1868,
or they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit of said estate.
All persons indebted TO said estate are request
ed 10 make immediate payment.
Given under my hand and seal this l4th day
of March, 1861.
JOHN II. KIRKWOOD,
mh22 Administrator.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
FE7HIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the SUBJ
l. scrihers, Of Cecil county, have obtained from
inentary on the personal estate Of
JOHN u. MICHENER,
late Of said county, deceased. All persons hav.
ing claims against said deceased are hereby mott
fled to exhibit the same, with the vouchers there.
of duly authenticated, on or before the
i2M day Of February, 1868:
they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit Of said estate.
All persons indebted to said estate are request
ed to make Immediate payment to the subscri-
bers. Given under our hands, this 10th day of
Febl uary, 1867
AARON j. MICHENER,
AMOS J. MICHENER,
Executors of John D. Michener, decd.
Test-CHALKLEY B. CUTLER, Register.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY, APRIL %, 1867.

BLYDEsBueTz ssy.nn,h Ca On Saturday April H. Maria e.
Ha,e the Hudson ThDrt.y APT ssrsh aoi e.
wife Of Dr. George Garter, and only daughter Of "e M
and ads especially gysd t. s'Ts .,1s. ne. Hudson
RysT Railroad Depot Tsueht al 10 0e'eAi retaining
DAY South Bs.. ,.y Of si,S Sa hE H. in the ~
sITSss @ AsS, s H GsSSn S.S: % be tisn
aware, Ohio for intermept
DUGLss-on Sunday Apnl aa Hosea Dus aged 70 years. months
friend: g} ri E .,s rssos;is sS.;s % o. ssS % I1
%, st2 O'Clock p H. without farther notice
FORBEs-On Saturday April a. PAmia wife ofpr fonss
Rneal No lO6 Cmnbeaudst, Brooklyn on Tuesday Ap !"
O'clock p. go
eREGG-D Brooklyn Sunday April 2s Mrs Nancy Gregg 'eed
TIE daughters Mrs W. D. Kennedy and Mrs A. H. h
o e ed @ S,ns ,ne usa p..be The remain. win be
taien to Baltimore for intennsnt
JoHEsoS Jamaica. J. on % Sunday hg rs En- a. and mar Msr.Ss
CrOssmsD in the 18th year Of her age h. ,,e,, on
% F:,g AdB 4 n .n ST ro SSpih Ito Trans m
NBwAt Phmont n w. Friday evening, April &C. Ms Elise wife
of Edwin A. New amer lingering lIlne,. a.. ,.,., IN r,.,.,
morning, April %, At PhIlmOut
Columbia County papers plsass eopJ.
HBwBoLDOh Sunday Apnl 49, Clayton NeNboh 10 the ssh year
Notice offnucral hereafter
PARKBR0n Friday April &C. John C. Parker In the 18th year Of bis
yh funeral service. win take place from st Jsness Church Siiy
ooL D. m Relatives family viii meet at his late residence
In Eighty third-st at O'Clock ,.
oboken N j. Saturday Apnl a. cornshs
Rosenan ESQ., and grand daughter Of Capt Samuel
| DAYTON.
PunerA from Episcopal Church Rdgevood Tuesday Ap 80 on
the arrival O'Clock NewYok Friends Of the lam
lily invited 20 attend.
sAYRESAt Jamaica H. Saturday April r. The Rev Obe H.
| sayres D. d., In the 80h year Of his age
The clergy and friends attend his funeral from bis late
residence Wednesday May O'clock and O'CLOCK Tom
| Grace Church Jamaica L. l., without further invitation
sTANLRY-on Friday April Marcus Edward only Of Marcus
C. and Emma L. Stanley aged years, month and day
sTAMPERsuddeby Bay Ridge Friday April 26 Dudley CA'
| borne stamper, yonugest son Of r. W. sanpeL
Friends are TspectfaT invited 10 attend this MndAy after
noon al oeoi Carriages will be at the Hamilton Ferry y
o'clock
sTEvFNSoH-On Friday April George r. youngest
ofthe late Walter SteVenson the ed Of his
Church ST. John the Baptist corner OF LeI
ington A. Thirty lhh st. at oeoeh m on Sunday hpni I
relatives And friends Of deceased invited 10 aehu "oI'
| further notice.
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NAVY GAZETTE.
nv ,x,.sn.pn TO TIE rnBrsK.

following officers have also been ordered TO ibe Gusns Lieut.
Robert N BerTy Rann b. Peek Carlson Theodore y
Williams David A. Stewart Thomas Ferrel and Henry WAmeT
sAmater A. Brisal; Acting BoaSwAn W. ID. Allen Capentt
Josiah d. Primer Acting Third Assistant Ensneers VIM Russe
David Noonn All the above orders are 70 into enee' on e
2eth Of MAY - -, A, ~,
For the mid.hpmen be nominated By the President 20 the Nay
Acdy this wear candidates The number OF mid
pmen at the academy is one for member and delegate o.
b, U,e Repntayes for the District Of Columbia ten Ap
pointed annually large and ten selected each rom boys eho
navy have been al least In service on boau o.
naval vessel The nomination candidates for admission from the DIS
| Columbia and at large made by the Pes
nt The nomiuaoe Of Congressional District OF
TERRITORY recommendation Of member delegate The
norpee resident Of his District Territory The noi
nations delegates have generally been made and the
be disposed Of about The 10th day Of nei
month from between 200 and 100 sppents The examination
Of place the 10Th and Sh of June
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OUTDOOR SPORTS.
BASE BALL.

STAR VS.. INDEPENDENT-THE FIRST REGULAR MATCH
OF TIE SEASON
The first match of the season. club VS.. club, took
place on the Star grounds at Carol Park Saturday
Afternoon the contestants being the first mines Of the
crack clubs Of South Brooklyn Quite large crowd Of
spectators were present, in spite Of the unpleasant
weather Neither had their full nine but
IAeless both strongly represented the field.
of the play the occasion il is scarcely necessary TO
speak In the first place, both clubs were rusty for
match playing and secondly, the cold wind chilled the
hands to such an extent that fielding bah well or hold
Ing it quite difficult task. Johnson the short stop
Of the Stars and Edwards Of the Independents how
ever both merit notice for the handsome manner in which
they played in their respective positions The clubs
fortunate In securing thoroughly impartial um-
pire and acquitted himself TO the satisfaction Of all
We append the score Of the match
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LATEST SHIP NEVIS.
PORT oP NRw.YonK........ArNlL %.
ARRIVED

Arrived.
SsEhp Gen Grant Couch New Orleans 2l inL with ind,.
pass. ~ H. B Cromwell L Co
Steamship Gen Barnes. Meop Savannah GO bou with md,.
pass. to Livingston foI Co.
steamship The Queen GogAn Liverpool April 10 and Qaeenown
2b With ndse and T the National Steam Navigation Co
Steamship H. G. knight Dentry, WashngOB 20 hours with md
and passengers to Smith l. Brown
Veriss Gerard BoeauI 81 DAYS with wine etc 10 order
Has experienced heavy westher store buwArk and split sails
Barb Gaba VI LondSn way Shanghai jan with teas Everett
Go. Of Boston.
Bhg Mary M,aer (Of Portland Mariner Cienfusgo, 10 dA
with sugsrt B l. Weinberg
Belle tof Wemouth ShapteT c. o. H. 81 dar with
to G. l. =. W. 0sggiL
moasses to Geo 4. Stephenson
seh W hiss tOf wlmngtOn Thompson ssgu II ds, with
sugar TO Jas W. Blwel l. Go.
RETURNED.
Bark Csrs Coro B Hewet which sailed 2tih int With
an for C0rh for orders returned this port y.sisy with
cargo shhfd.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
CHARLksros, April 2Arrsed stssup ,Emly D. seader bTg
sebr 6shIs hevlsrk Long Philadelphia.
esedesmeTs GAsds and Champion. ship Sedbers
Liverpool; sehr Wall Phadelphs HhI Elwe Northern port
FohTKl hosRoE April &-Anivd Bngs Dudley ,sad Niagara
the Wes Indies for Baltimore large bound sad
eoasting vessels detsnd Consequence NE gale
Bosros. April 2'Arhrsd bhgs Tempo Meta Palermo Mone Nil
ler Csrdenss.
PriLADELPHiA April 2Arrrsd Pmsan iarh Augusts Ts,Is
Lvspool brig Beh Bernard hsisnls sehrs Doug,, Ponce
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THE LABOR MOVEMENT.
THE sTRIKEs.

THE sTRIKEs.
The carpenters view their strike as q success but
will until further notice keep committee at the First
National Intelligence Office, 2s7 Bowery,
therefrom such skilled jOurneymen may seek work
o. day. They cannot. however, guarantee to supply
nen all employers that may apply for the number OF
eher craft out OF employment has dwinded to less than
fifty ana nearly every one & o. tne eight or ten empty
at moment summon IN the last OF the strkers The
sash and blind makers still stand against the attempt
day; the Belgian PAYERS have demanded IS a day; the
oarpenters laborers wi demand y day on and after
sharpenors ask ts 50 day and the derrickmen
nearly all OF whom are members OF strong socety-wll
neymen cOaehmakers OF Newark have demanded Is 50
day and the employees Of Messos Ezra Marsh Co hayc
quit work that rm having declined to accede TO their
Workmen's terms At n meeting OF the Newark Coach
.nakers Society Saturday evening the action OF the
howard their support while on strike. The bakers aud
pay cooks OF this city adopted resolutions on Saturday
his GUY met ON the same evening to con,def the recent
demand OF toe mas0 lab0res f0r advance OF wages
kcnss ana nave not published tho result Of their deOs
NEW UIoNs-co,OPERATIoN
Since the beginning Of the strikes several new Or
,Ranizati0ns OF workingmen have been for1nedanoug
fhem the Bakers Protective Unon body which elected
Presdont; John Palm, yicePrssidenf; M Fitznstrfck
TreasureT. The Union viii demand sn adj until
thorough organization shall have been effected At the
meeting OF the Union Cooperative Building socley on
saturday evening, az Mr. John w Farmers Institute
made by Mr. A. J. AlDgham Secretary Of tbs Society
The speaker that the scheme Of cooperation In build
sng nvmes Tor Wcrngoen nss itself IN En-,
have, within the past five years supplied
3oss SessSp iD5 SEs sscsearS sS M
has received letters from Albany informing him that the
Albany Cooperative Foundry Association are about
yOnd the capacity OF their workshop The Association
nave subscribed capital Of $4,000 t0Oo of which has
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been paid The earpenerof Albany having won ,di me
FOR which they recently struck nave invested tne
rpIs means i'm cooperative shop, and score or more
men have commeced work therein as Their own employ
meeting Of iiourneymen carpenters in this city the
earpeners unanimously pledged themselves 10 go abont
tak ~ estabshing cooperative shop here as soon
a. the work OF the strike shall have been completed
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

PROM LIVERPOOL AND oUEENsTowH. April 21iH ns.mhip
The QueenT Nsu HArten A. Allen g. Leroy wife and h Tho
Garner wife child and servant r. Tucker and wife Mrs Annn and
two children Mrs W. Wright two children and servant Ms, Wheel
Miss heMAss Miss q. Saleard Miss Van Wyok d. j. FtIw
liam. W. Todd NJ Waterman, Miss Dallas Miss Dallas T.
T. Bsneke wife aud children. C. tman and wife g. Oecs G.
hAmbsu Michelbsgh, Mophy Comonnesu and wife j. r.
Beekmhn and wife, j. H. Brown g. Beeknsn, Geo Jabufg
PROM HEWORLEANS, April 49, In steamship Gen. Gant-Mr
aud Mrs Aue We Ars Bueke and daughter Mr. BngiA Mr.
Morslsy Ar shaw M Robinson Barber Mr.
u snd HenIy AAMay NJ Durke and 12l in The sieeIgs
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IVES PATENT LAMPS!!!!
Il The SAFEST, most CONVENIENT. and in every way
THE BEST LAMP EVER USED.
CHANDELIERS, BRACKETS. HANGING aud TABLE LAMPS
oy ALL QUICKLY AS GAS HlLLhp ASs
TRIMMED NEATLY, WITHOUT kkHoSlSs 1hs
SHADE GLOBE, USscREwISG THE BuRSESi
PRICES REDUCED II
PRICES REDUCEDlt
PRICES REDCCEDlt
SOLD BY THB TRADE GENERALLY
LIBERAL DISCOUNTS TO DEALEhSl
special attention siven TO retail orders for furnishing -
CHURCHES, DWELLINGS, HOTELS, FACTORIES, STORES se@
complete throUg ghout With -
instsad OF those that are MOVABLE aud DANGEROUS.
JULIUS IVES 4 Co., No. 49 Maiden lane, ~ T.
~ Sole agents for THE FOLDING POCKET LANTERNS
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INDEPENDENT.
STAR.

stSTl Tlpi''i'...... IA
Umpire-Mr. Flanly Of the Excelsior Club.
ScOrers-Messrs, NOyes and Macdiarmed.
Observation-Disclosures, q Star, 9.
Time Of game, 2;20.
THE OPENING GAMES OF THE EXCELSIOR CLUB.
Despite the rain ON Saturday, the members of the
Excelsior Club met In considerable force the Capital
fne Grounds after the rain had closed proceeded
play their opening games for the season Sides were
chosen under the respective leadership Of Messr Murtha
and Frank" young Cummings pitching for the side
and PiDkbam for the other At first Murthas party had
the best Of It. taking lead OF 10 in the first two in
nDgs in the four innings Franks party scored
the other SIDES g. The advantage gained al
first however led 70 the victory remaining with Muthas
nine the total standing after very fine contest
Of little an hours duration Jewell led the score on
the winning sde and Frank the other. While this
game In progress the lower field occupied by
fhe amateurs Of the club who, for short time had
siderable sport to themselves.
OPENING GAMES TODAY.
The Atlantics open on the Union grounds to-day,
and the Powhattan Club at Carroll Park. The Muuals
also play the nine against the field at HOboken this after
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ARMY GAZETTE.
n, ,rn1,aRIpn 70 rzr rhlBpss

Can't G. H. Hoyt A. O. NJ has ordered report 10 Gen
Sheridan F Lieut. j. D. Laubai l7,h Infantry has been granted
co dav DELAY Joining hs regiments Second Lieut. b. a. Lockwood
9l, nf.ntry Bosy 4th Infantry and Young 1h Infantry,
have days deayi First Lieut. b. r. Bye 20 Anefy
Commanding OEeer OF his regiment
Major a W. Rowland Second Cavalry ordered 10 his regiment
ByetCol N b. swee MAJOR Cavalry has been ordered
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MdKRIEU.

KELLER CARPgNTERIa this on wedp.si., April a. Mr.
Richard G. Keelsr. 10 Mia Hannah Carpenter Of this
LINCOLE-wILLIAmsin Brooklyn Tuesday April % BY the
Rev Henry Ward Beeeher Col George Lncon IT, fsabe
second daughter OF Richard Williams esq.
vAIL-DAyA the Prsshytensn Church Alens on Wednesday
April a. by the Rev Dr. Newell David vAto Anal. A. Day all o.
fhts Ilfs
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Gpefial Noiitee.
Lord Brougham's Nose
Continued from Fifth Page

nountsry whenever be annoyed dgrsd II nasal or
gsns generally had that faculty turning u Of all tasteful noses there
scents which ehsaans try to palm on upon
the public PHALoSs immortal eItrAe, Of the NGhTBLooMiNG
CERRrs
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ACCIDENTALLY DRowNED.-Last evening an ole
man named Patrick Guerin, who was intoxicated while
coming from Brooklyn iOn South Ferry boat in com
pany with his son, fell overheard and was drowned
New-York tribune., 1867-04-29

PERsoNA1.-Senator Cole of California, and Col.
W. g. Moore, Of Washington, are at the metropolitan
Hotel Gen. W. Q.Grisham, Of Indiana, is at the st
Nicholas Hotel Solicitor Jordan, and H. A. Risley OF
the Treasury Department are at the Astor House.
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THE
GREAT AMERICAN
T E A CO Nj p A n Y .
ESTABLISHED 1881.
THE IMMENSE PROFITS OF THE TEA TRADE.

The PrOpstOs became u convinced several years ago.
Of Tea and Coffee paying and large profits
Of every day organized
GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY to do away far possible,
with these upon supply
with these necesssries at the smallest possible price,
To give our readers idea Of profits
Tea trade will with the American houses leaving Of hes
eoup. entirely the profits Of the Chinese factors rr
lst The American House Chns Japan MAKES protsos
their "a u or shpments-and Of the richest
this country have fortunes through then ou.ss
Chiaa
ID The Banker g. profits upon the foreign exchange ssa
the purchase Of Teas
3d. The Importer makes proft per in
9Th sold by the cargo, and the Purchaser sst
70 Spectator invoices Of 900 1900 packages At sp
profit Of about 10 per cent
sth The Spectator sells Wholesale Tea Dealer in huts
profit Of 10 10 Is per esut
9Th The Wholesale Dealer sells to the wholesale Gro lots
to ,uit his trade a profit Of about 10 per cent
7h The wholessls the Retail Dealer profit OF
IS 10 rs per cent.
s The Retailer sells to the all the profit get
you added to these profits bToksass
carriages Oes eopeses and waste and add the original cost Of the
perceived what the has And
propose show why sell much lower than other dealers
propose away with all tbese various ps and brofsse
carriages orges ooperages and with the exception Of snail
paid purchasing correspondents China and Japan
one ea,,ge and small prOnt 0urssyes-vhb large s
will simply payus
Parties getting from confidently rely getting
them pure and fresh as they the Custom House
To our warehouses
The Company continue sell the following prices;
OOLoYG (Biac1 90, 20, so, 80, best 81 y n.
MIXED CGreen and BlAei) 80, 20, so, 30, best 81 n
ENGLISH BREAKFAST 20, so, 80, 81, 81 10, best 81 10
pm.
IMPERIAL Green) 20, sO 90, 81, 81 10, best 81 25 n
YOUNG BYsON Grs.u) 20, So 80, 81, 81 TO- best VI "a
,Yb.
usloLoRED JAPAN, 90, 81, 81 10, bes, 81 rs y n.
GUNPowDBR 81 rs, best 81 so p No.
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YACHTING,

At meeting of the New York Yacht Club, held on
Saturday evening at Delmonicos Mr. Lloyd Ph9niK,
owner Of the yacht WidgeOn, elected Rear Com
mOdore OF the squadron Mr. Phoenix has lately pur-
chased the Wdge0n from her former owner Nr Francis
New-York tribune., 1867-04-29

INSTANTLY KuLED.-On Saturday evening, Jane
ONeiy an Irish laborer was instantly killed by hot
falling upon his head at No. co Greenwiehst, where h
WAS emplOyed,
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DIED

BlkSELLsnddeny on Tbursds1 sSsbsg; April her residence
No as Fhhaye Ophie Louise wife of George BisssL
The relatives AID friends Of the family are t,pecthy Invited
the ur.fa tom Zion Church h.tone and Thirty fhh
tL " A9hsJ psIt "s0spti without igIiheT BYnes
New-York tribune., 1867-04-29

ARRESTS YEsTERDAY.-There were arrested in this
city yesterday l6 persons for noxieaton for disor
derv Conduct aud IL for violations Of the Excise Law
New-York tribune., 1867-04-29

Card-nOURHIHG GOODS Of desirable hind constantly
JACKsOSS Mourning Store 35l Broadway opposite
Tiffany Il Cos Prices very reasonable.
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CITY ITEMS.

Ameeting to arrange for q lecture upon the Sand
cb Islands by mark Twain" will be held this evening
NJ the Metropolitan Hotel, as advertised elsewhere.
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were discharged Several other prisoners were brougm
IN during the day, from other uptown preelnet ahs
their cases were disposed of in the usual way.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-29

FUNERAL OF LIGHT-GUARD OFFICER.-The mem
bers of the Light Guard, Company A. list Regiment at
tended Yesterday the funeral of passed Lieutenant Ran
doph NJ Cooley late member of that organization
New-York tribune., 1867-04-29

Constitution LII, Syrup edse, root and branch an ERuPTiys
pn.IsIs ofthe SKIN For sale by all dTuggsts
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lowest and the coldest morn
Ing Of the Apn morning cold hAIy
cool II viii this city,
for the h hours Of this DAY (sebdayl
A.