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trologist, Clairvoyan and Psychometrican, who has
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]. +. KERR, Teacher
GILEAD, wooD Co., oaro, March 20, 1867.

To THE AFyLIoTED.--An who are afflicted with dis
eases Of the Heart, Lungs, Stomach lead Liver Com
plants, Nervous Diseases Neuralgia, Deafness que
Female COmple nts, WoPb Diseases Private Diseas
Weak Eyes, skin Diseases. Weakness, Rheumatism
should Immediately consult the celebrated Dr. Striok
land, OF Cincinnati who has made Chronic Diseases
his special study and practice for the last twenty
years, ana has cured hundreds Of after other
doctors pronounced them ineIrable. The Doctor is
well known and treats his patients successfully and
conhienuaiIy, therefore he may be relied upon. Adj
dress DR., A. SrRIoKLASD, Box e9i CtnelnnAti Ohis,
ing fee OF 81 for prescription etc Those suffering
should write and get the DOCTORS vice. 44zz
THIs is the season for Coughs and Colds those
suffering with such, orany Affections of the Throat
or Lungs, will find DR.. SrRICKLASD's Melihuous
Cough Balsam " an excellent remedy in fact, all
his Medicines are worthy the coniilsnee of our
readers. Ses advertisements
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Collector of Customs,

President JOHNSON has appointed, and the Sen
ate of the United States has confirmed, General
p. S. SLEvIN, of this place, as Collector of Gus
toms, for the District of Miami (Toledo). The
friends of the General will be pleased to learn of
this small rememberance, and the District will
never have cause to regret that the appointment
has been made. Men of honor and integrity in
positions of trust and responsibility is the demand
of the people.
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Law Partnership.

General L. S. SLEvGN and ALEX. DRowN, Esq,
have entc ed into co-partnership, as attorneys
and counselors at law. Their card will be found
in our new advertisements. These gentlemen do
aot require commendation from us. They are
well known throughout the county. For the pres
ent their office is at the Courthouse and all legal
snattcrs coniled to them will be promptly attended
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MICH. SOUTHERN & N. !. r. r.
lS l1 s9 E Ga
WINTER ARRANGEMENr.


0Naud after scndny November rs, 1866, Passenger
" Trains will be run as follows:
LEAVE TOLEDO FOR CHICAGO
2!fO A. m: Night Express, via Air Line
except Mondays stops AZ principal stations aud mr.
rIYesRt Chicago 1880 P. NJ. ~ -
s.25 A Ms Mail and Express, Via Malu
Line, except Sundays stops at all stations arriye
at Chicago e:b5 p. NJ.
1870 p. M. : except Sundays Nail and Express
at Chicago 1900 p. NJ.
.7.l0Pi VI Express, via Main Line, except
sandays, stops at principal stations and arrives al
Chicago 800 4. NJ.
LEAVE TOLEDO PoR DETROIT.
1naEE TRAINS.
7:e5 A. NJ. Express, arrives at Monroe 1885,
A. NJ; Detroit 1890 4. NJ
ii Dstro 6;20 P. "
TItS r. VI. Express, arrives at Monroe 1851
p NJ; Detroit 1850 p. NJ.
ALI daily except Shnday.
LEAVE TOLEDO FOR JACKSON.
Leave Toledo daily, escept Sundays, at s.95 4. NJ
and T;iO P. 81.
Trains arrive at Toledo as follows;
From Chicago i'O5 asd s.iO Al NJ. and $50 and 4:as
From petroit $500 A. H. and 4sOaDd $50 p. NJ
FROM Jackson $40 A. NJ aud 4:35 PM,
sLEEPIEo CARS on all Night Trains between Toledo
and Chicago.
Trains are run by Chicago time, which is twenty
minutes slower than Toledo time.
" enAs. 2: nATcHi Gehesal sutt
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School Report.

The following named pupils of School District
No. 3, Weston Township, Wood County, Ohio,
have not been absent during the entire terra end
ing March 90, 1867
Louisa Hymen Addie Rowland, Annie Hymen
Mahala Rowland, Lille McClain, Emma 0berdori
Albert Hymen, Silas Barton and john Barton.
The following deserve to be noticed for good
behavior and correct department:
Hattie Martin, Annie Crockett. Lalie Ross
Rhoda Vanhom, Moile Guyer, Louisa Hymen
Addie Rowland, Annie Gilmore, Charlotte Kerr
Low 3. Pugh, Asenath Smith, w. L. Rowland
w. L. Ross, w. X. Barton, Samuel Barton, Albert
Hymen, Gabriel Bowser, William McClain, j. w.
Kerr, w. Rsams and Ii. X. Barton.
The above named are unexceptionable pupis.
+ KEpp 81
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Wood County official Directory,
JUDICIARY eFFrcERs.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Monuments-F. w. Underwood & Co.
Legal Card-Sleviu & Brown.
Legal Notce-E. Tuller.
Ditch Notice, No 105-S. b. Price.
Notice to Township Trustees-S. B. Price.
Notice to Township Assessors-S. B. Price.
Legal Notice-James ". Ross.
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TOLEDO mARKET.

TOLEDO, April s, 1867.
FL0UR--Fi9s, 81 O0Gl7 so; Supcrfnc, 500
s 90; Extra. 9 j6Gl0 90; Double E xtra aud Fancy
IL 000l5 90. Rye Flour, 7 SO. .
GRAlN-Whcat20 20503lOc; Corn 9e0lQ2c; Oats
5Odj2c; Rye quiet; Barley lose.
PORK-Mess new % 5O62l 90 Hams 14c
Shoulders 12c.
LARD-Prime, in bbls, l2c; do. kegs, 12nc.
BUTTER Fresh roll Csc; in keg 22c.
EGGS-l5c.
GROCERIES--Coflte- Rio 25d27o Java 3.cj
sugars sugar l061llc; crushed 16@l6Hc
granulated 16l&c; Acotlec SIC; B coffee l4lsc.
G coffee l3I6l4c. Teas.-Ioung Hyson 1000
l15ci Imperial l4j@l75c; Black 90T150c
Japan llO@l25c. Moasscs 750ll00c. Srups-
fair 550i0c good 70@S0c prime 906ll5c.
Rice-Rangoon l0c; Carolina flc.
LUMBER SOS; I'd clear S55; box $isi
stock boards S2i; common boards $40; culcd dc
Sl4; fencing S2O Gull fencing 5 IA; flooring strips
$40; ? do Sij; iost sSantling aud timber, s feet
and under $50; lS-iuch sawed shingles 25
lS-inch sawed shingles 90; l6-inch sawed
shingles IS and 25; clear and second dressed
flooring 90 90; common dressed flooring 80 00
common dressed siding S22; 81 and clear dressed
siding $50; dressed stock common, 12-inch, S25
dressed common boards $40; Lath so.
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PERRYSBURG MARKET.

tcoRREcrEp wEEKLY ny '. R. MILLER col
PERRYsBURG, April 5, 1867.
ArrLgS Green " bu 75c dried 25.
BEEswAX AX-30c ~ 10.
BuTTER- 2jG30c q 10; Eggs, 12Gl5c " dog.
FLoUR-12 O0Gl4 % tN barrel.
GRAGN-Com shelled 756S0c " bu; in ear "a
0175c. Oats IOGljc. Rye | 90. Wheat 500
2 so " bu.
MEArs Hams l2lS@15c " II Shoulders 1O@
l2lac; Dressed Hogs OO.Q7 80 u cwt.
LARD--l2 isc ~ tb
Por AroES-500nB0c " bushel.
SALT-2 65 " barrel
WooL-lOOj0c y b.
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ESgH \ You've LADY, returning to her
country home, aftor sojourn of few months in the
city, was hardly Recognized by her friends In place
of coarse, rustio flushed face, she had soft ruby
complexion Of almost marble smoothness and instead
of oftwenty-tlree she really appeared but eighteen On
inquiry as to the cause of great a change, she
plainly told them that she used the Circassian
BatEll, and considered it an invaluable acquisition
oany Lady toilet, by its any Lady Gentleman
can improve their personal appearance hundred
fold It is simple in its combination, Nature her.
self is simple yet unsurpassed in its efficacy in draw
Ing impurities from. also healing, cleansing and beau
tify:ng the skin and complexion By its direct ac
the eutiee itdraws from it all It's Impurities kindly
healing the same and leaving the surface Nature
intended Il should be- clear, sof smooth and beauti
full Pice 81, sent by Nail or Express, on receipt Of
an order by W. L. CLARK & CO.. Chemists,
No 8 West Fayette. street, Syracuse N Y
The only American Agents for the sale Of the same.
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Free 10 EVerybOdy.

Large PIP Circular, giving Information OF the
greatest Importance to the young OF both sexes,
1t teaches how the homeiy may become beadtiful,
the despised respected, and the forsakeh loved
No young lady or gentleman should fail TO send
their address, and receive copy postpaid, by return
mail. Address
An P, Q Drawer 21, Trcy,N NY
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The Next school Term.

Professor ]. W. EwrNG requests us to say that
the Spring Term of the Perrysburg High School
will begin on Tuesday morning next April 9, 1867.
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TETE wEST
Should PatrORize Its Own Interests !

We respectfully call the attention Of The public
to the Board Of Directors shown in the advertise
ment Of the
Cincinnati Home InsGrance Company.
in another column, embracing the most wealthy
and responsible business men of the Western
country, and we find in it, upon examination, an
organization that THE wEsT has long been III
need of. The limited amount Of risk Is se,OO6--
thereby avoiding heavy losses, sach as have raised
the rates OF all Eastern Companies since the Por,i
land FIRE. 1t challenges all companies East and
West as to promptness and liberality id paying
losses.
sdg- Take a Policy Of
SLEYlN & BR0wESBEhGER.
Auditors Once, in Court. house.
2Sz Perrysburg, Ohio!
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gIARUIi!D,

GESTICE-PUGH.- On The 26th OF March,
1857, by Rev. James long,, MIR. john ID. GEsTICE
and Miss MAGGIE w. PUGH, all OF Weston Town
ship Wood County, Ohio.
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Are the April showers they nourish into life the
opening buds, aud renew all vegetation. But yet
1t is time Of the year when there is great danger
ot taking Gold from exposure to the weather.
Goes Cough Balsam is excellent for Coughs and
Colds, Sore Throat aul all Pulmonary Complaints,
while Goes Dyspepsia Cure is Invaluable in
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, and all diseases Vt the
stomach aud bowels.
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SIP ECTAL MEDICAL NOTICES
RR Nv MS

BRONCHIAL TROCHES
Having Direct Influence to the Parts
Give Immediate Relief.
For Bronchitis, Asthma, Catarrh,
COnsumptive and Throat Diseases,
Troches are Used with always Good Success.
Singers and Public Speakers
will find Trotlea useful in clearing the voice when
taken before Singing or Speaking, and relieving
the throat after an unusual exerton Of the vocal
organs. The 2rochcs are recommended and pre-
scrbed by Physicians, and have had testimonials
from eminent men throughout the country. Being
an article of true merit, and having proved their
efficacy by test Of many years, each year finds
them in new localities in various parts of the
world, and the TToches are universally pronounced
better than other articles.
OBTAIN only BROwNs BRoNCuIAL TRocHEs" "
and do not take any of the Worthless limitations
that may be offered. Sold Everywhere. 3lz
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CCHooLEXAMINERs' NOTICE. The Board
- wiz hold their next regular session FOR Tie
examinations { Teachers. at 80
Freepqrt, Friday, April 8, 1857.
Applicants need not apply for Specia ExamiS
nation, but are requested to attend the states
meetingsof the RnaSd. Tff1
Allcorrespondenee with the Examinefs sbAhid
bedirected to the undersigned al Weston, d
10 bsA. AVERY, CLERK,
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THE CoUNTY.sEAT CONTEST
The Purity of the Ballo,-Box Upheld

Decision of Judge J. Mckenzie.
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DRY GOODS-A General Assert:
ment
BOOTS AND SHOES-Of our Owl
manufacture, and Warranted likewise to measure.
READY MADE CLOTHENG-Rls6
warranted to measure.
GROCERIES-A Full Assortment:
Sugars, Coffee. Tea, Spices Cider Vinegar, Good
Pork, FISH Flour, &c., constantly on hand, of the
best brands.
Soaps, Candles, Sperm and Tallo%; Coal oil,
&c., of the best kinds.
HARDWARE - OF every Variety.
Axes, Shovels, Spades, Forks, Grain Scoops, APP
pie PNrers Shovels aud TdhRs, Tacks, Nails, Shoe
Findings, Butts and Screws, Door Locks and Door
Trimmings Horse Cards, Brushes and Combs
Powder. Shot, Lead, Caps, &C., for Spottsmen;
Nails, Glassware, &C., &c., &c.
CHINA AND QUEENSWARE-A
full assortment. The place to buy Dishes of ait
kinds, for keeping house with Stone and Hollow
Ware. Glassware of every variety;
s-Ry Those CASH persons who want the worth OF
their cash. will do well to look at our Goods beforG
purchasing elsewhere, Our motto is, g Tho Sapcy
Cash Trade WM & II. u. HOUSTON.
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injuries OF serious character II appears he had just
reached the roof with . quantity OF slate and while
passing the central attic window frame lost his balance
scafod breaking the fall Under other Circumstances
death would have been instantaneous Medical assist
promptly procursd when discovered tha,
Harts right hip broken and his face severely mutt
lated He also suffers from serious internal Injuries
Hopes are however, entertaines OF his recovery
AN ALrERcAryos BsrwKxx WonKA-An aItercation ,oo,
place yesterday morning in tenen.nt house on ,hs
Boston road, Mott Haven, between twoyomen namsd
Dooley and Leahy arising out Of some tr,Ja domestic
Misunderstanding during the course Of which n-, no
lev struck Mrs Leahy a violent blow the LETT w.
with bottle infcting dangerous cut Justice Haupt-
man was at sent for, when that gentleman first
made an arrest In his capacity OF officer and them i'm
mediatey assuming the "ermine /" bound Mrs. Dooley
over to keep the peace.
FIRE AT rn CHEMICAL WORKS, MoRRIsANA.
half past eleven O'Clock yesterday forenoon fire broke
out In the chemical works Of Julian Pollock Boston road
Morrisana The flames were happily confined TO wing
OF the main building where they originated The loss
estimated about 81, 500 The occurrence caused
by the overfowing Of chadron Of pyrylitic spirits No
insurance
THsyr or Cow.-A valuable COW, the property Of
Mr. Buer, Of Pelham. disappeared from the stall few
days since but up TO yesterday trace Of its WHERE
abouts could he discovered The description Of the ami
NAL having been telegraphed to Police Headquarters
in New York, strict lookout was maintained 0n1cer
Schwarz, Of the Sixteenth precinct arrested stall
wart Teuton yesterday while In the act OF dsposng Of
the hide Of the stolen animal In the neighborhood OF
Forty hfh street. The prisoner taken TO Morrsania
and committed for trial TO the County Court.
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SHIPPIN e NE VS..
ALMANAC Enw YoRx-xau DAg.
y m0oa morn ~
IN sxrs 81 MOE WATER morn 10
p0aT Of NEW yuaE. fsDauAay 10. lss;


Cleared.
sesmshp City Of Baltimore (Bs). hoduisan, Lvsrpooj
ssssmshp MOTTO CASTLE Adams Hsvans-Gsrrisoa 1
Steamship Psrit. Delaney. aaivesson-sponord rsssou
Steamship Loyalist HonmAnn. Gslvsstoo-C q Mallory 4
steamship Montgomery. Taircioth. New oricans-R Low
ssssm;hip General Meade. Holmes New orisans-H 3
Steamship sarposA Quick, Esw onssns-C K osrrs-
Steamship Ban Salvador Ncksrsou, savaunah-osrson
stsamshIu carlc..., Collins chsreston-c whitney.
ssss%:S3SS tsIssas: Hans. Tin!sEsoazJ Hand
oS' ron' ana
sisamshp Hss,srss. Asiaaasr Eorsok, cry roins and
SisqsS: d:dl.:, Sos.1sw cy.,'n CLYDE
BARK Psissiins IBrl xcCuiiosh. Honsvideo-J Norton
BARI orehnIa, Isvensr. csrdsnss-yalsh Carver.
Bf Bsst & so1S. A. dsSn SG mo.
s:r sss
RE Ed
Brig Louise (Br). Bsn, Curacao via Wilmington. NCc
srs Hsnrissia tBr,. Heath Hamilton, Bsrmuda-xccol
Brig trial. Humphrey. rndsnoIa and Lsvsca--rupper q
scSr R1smplar (Br,. Brooks. wofviIe. Ns-D Dswolf
schr Hatfield (Br). Bottsr. 81 John MD Dswolf
schr MarshalI Marshall Charestou--waIker Poots.
Schr Alien Holgate Goiding. Wilmington, EC-Thomss
schr Charley woolsey. Parker Philadeiphia-A Bony
SS RsSs::
schr Robt Knapp. sackett. stamford
schr Livingston, Young, Bridseport-d Racket
Arrived.
steam cutter rrs Green. Portland. Ne. for Whining
steamship Palmyra (Br, watson Liverpool Jan % and
oussn',.x1 sI.t vim i %dss and % pas.snser. g Gu
grounded in the south entrance Of the swash Channs dur
s;: Sf!'ss. :s s'
ss sas Jan FS p q III
had srcns ws..s;iy wna.; Jan ~ pI Ia s 10 lon o.
sts.ms6Ip ccracs lBrl e Mcs:arier Rsysn. FEB and
ssssnsSp c.s!o coinss cSsSs:soS, % hours, with
ssssmsSip Francon., SHERWOOD Portland with ud.c. %
s.osmship oaucus. Godfrey. Boston, with mdss 10 W
wseSS Xs,nss or; ss.s 2 "a s.Z ws
bark Queen victoria tBr, fom swansea for Baltimore
sa1 s a. r S.m. Ss aG y.
ra1Sssd Ss Tea s Boyd hassss o.%.sSs .ousSssa ps:
os%Ps a J,ecsrac ISs. De Dee s:,,, y,
barn osso Sgy TayIor Boston & days in ballast 70
BARK Arsssn, Lindsey. New Bedford, in ballast TO w
~ss sssgrsos worshinston, Desssnt Belize Hon. |" days.
nr,r r1Re. 10 Alexandra Sons. J.
sss ss"asdiI I.snSs sTss sssy$ss's ssSSa hours bal.
sc6 csr M Eo0u 10 Nonseso Bay Js days. with log
scsr Ellen % Nancy }(,Ssd cornwsIs 70 days with
schr Cameo Kiweli 81 Andre~s, IN lumber 10 rryo
Co. - --S~
scsr scsr xr,Sur Srps Buron sml'h froRocs savannah
very heavr westerly gales lost some spars ano
tsched ana received damage 70 the huii put INTO w ~
'1h scSr n r Vaushsn Howell. ueorgstown, SO. ~
scbr 8 warins, Smith, Wilmington hos' IoDoom sno
seSr Nj Dssperssdum, Oliver Tsnger for Boston.
Schr @ IA van Name, Van Name, virginia
Schr q Lewis Brackey, Rockiand
Gcbr Robinson, Harding Qloucestef
Scisr Henry Noes bavs rs River.
6chr Pointer Nicholy rrovidence.
arhr senator Grimes, Nsshford Providence.
Rchr America Reynolds, Prpvtdenoc.
8eHr ocean Belle Bmsr}. Newport
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Mining shares wsrs rather dull Quartz Hin excepted
which was sssive. Az the first board Columbian Gold
and Silver closed ~ higher than at the time yes
tsrday, selling at 81 b. Quarts Hill was 75c lower
selling aa % 8o American P,ag &c. selling at 81 o5
Gunnsll cold loc selling at 81; smith Parmeee sold
at Se co. At the second board Consolidated Gregory
Gold closed 2sc lower. selling a Sill; American Flag
3sc., selling u u 30
There business transactediin foreign excfsage
and rates nominalIy unchanged Bankers bills on
England At sixty days were quoted at 1885 NJ at three
days, 10SK a 1oox; commercial bills, 1917 iosK;
francs at sixty days 517K SIX; at three days,
513X 515 bills on Berlin, 7l7s 721S; on Bremen,
7sk 70; on Frankfort, 4oH 41h; on Amsterdam, Il
anx; on Hamburg, 90 q seH; on Antwerp $40 q
5.l7h.
The London Times of the 2sth ult mado some re-
marks which our proectonist tariff legislators would
do we'll TO take a hint from. But probably
these gentlemen are too closely welded to their
own narrow theories and the class interests
with which they associated 10 profit by any know
ledge not In exact harmony with their peculiar views
That Journal said owing TO the protections
policy OF The United States continue In an unusual
degree 70 command the trade Of the world there Is do
termination In all quarters avoid speculation until the
prices OF goods shall have rghted themselves from the
consequences or the imitation OF the past two or three
ysarx" The protectionisss at Washington are
doing their best TO undermine The commercial
prosperity Of the country; and In the new bill which
II 10 understood the Ways and Means COMMITTEES will
report 70 the House Monday abomina:ion has been
added 70 abonnation 10 extsnt which will call for
the Presidents veto should II pass both houses
The business transacted at tho sub-1reasury In this
city to-day was - follows -
Receips...... S1oe5,l12 For Customs. 80. $5l2 600
Payments. 1,742,7S0 Coin notes. ...... 453,00o
Baiance....... 11o,311,7o0
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One Thousand Barrels Of Whiskey Setxed-
How the Government II swindIcd-Two Dis
tiIlerics Also Seized.
,.ntr ,na v..s so dsvs ths revenue authorities Of
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HEAVY wHIsKeY FRAUDS.

One Thousand Barrels Of Whiskey Seized-
How the Government IL swindlcd-Two Dis
tiIlcrics Also Seized.
Within the past few days the revenue authorities Of
this city have been kept the alert endeavorng TO dis
cover the destination Of large quantities OF whiskey
drawn from the bonded warehouses on Redistribution
bonds II was well known that for some time past unu
suaIly large Withdrawals made and also that no
system under the revenue laws offered more facilities Tor
fraudulent action than the taking out Of whskey as
or ~hrsy ~nsn s
warehouses for the above purposes Is secured least
ofssn of " signed by By oussds psfyssTom ~ DICK or
Harry the may bswho, Immediately the stun is
Withdrawn, sell u as free whiskey TO rectihers or
dollar and half por gallon for the article and soon after
put the market where Il obtains the regular market
which no stnor security Is held than bonds scarcely
worth the paper on which thoy are written TO md out
when this liquor was eventually removed has been Tor
ties have got the right sck their promises
well for the suppression Of this Illicit traffic and the
cssdsd in the proper manner 70 detect and prevent any
country.
TWO hundred barrels Of whIskey were seized rev
days ago on board lighter al ts foot Of Fourteenth
rscns dsry ana wsrs Supposed 70 hSvo been re-
placed the proceeds Of another lot Of two hundred
hundred barrels OF alcohol have also been seized In the
possession Of Mr. Pike on the same grounds
At present II In difhcut to ascertain definitely from
which district the above drawn but II is believed
10 have beon the Eighth. The bonded warehouse was
situated ~ the foot Of Eighteenth street, East river
DIsrmLERfEs sErxED.
In addition TO- those already mentioned The rectfyne
establishment OF Koher Bros has been taken In charge
by the revenue ocials who have also seized the dis
tery belonging 10 or under the control Of Mr.. Han
lon ln Twentieth street. Other matters In connection
dsvsloped IN fSw datH
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schr MountAin laurel Langley New Havsn
Schr VIM Vail, Parker. New Haven for Baltimore
Schr w Hine. Lane, New Haven f0r Baltimore
Schr Constellation, -, New Haven f0r Baltimore.
schr Margaret Tarr, New Haven FOR Baltimore
Schr Dragon (Br), Simpson. New London.
Schr VIM Thorn pson, Hawes, New London.
schr Speedweli, wickson, New London for Virginia.
schr Marietta smith. Hand. 0reenport.
schr . Bnn Taylor from wreck OF ship Tartar.
sloop Fred Brown, Wightman. Providence.
The New York herald., 1867-02-17

sssrous FALL rRox THE Roor or A BCnDrc. On
Thursday Afternoon . slater named George Hart fell
from the rsof os shs Morris mansion, snort dssance
ftcw Harlsn Bridsb North New York and sustained
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-18

sanduslky, Mansfield 6 Newark R.R.
Trains leave Newark and arrive as follows:
Nan shd Express : - 1890 A.. NJ 100 p. N.
Fast Freight and Passenger, 400 P. NJ. s;l5 P. NJ.
90 ~oS A. W. DENNIS. Agent.