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New-York tribune., 1867-03-13

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New-York tribune., 1867-03-13

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ed Made Clothing for Gents Boys an
Youths aBi learn the Tfes'p, prices . ,,..--,.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-13

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New-York tribune., 1867-03-13

LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
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New-York tribune., 1867-03-13

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New-York tribune., 1867-03-13

NEW SYSTEM OF VENTILATION; by Henry a
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Broair a.. Nrxlofk
New-York tribune., 1867-03-13
fAsnonnsemeaial J

A CARp.-A RoUx, No. 40 Broadway, begS
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ueton uul be viii 20 the nAIhi huehi
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New-York tribune., 1867-03-13
GENIE.
ROBBERY ~ BOSTON.

TpiEssATH rHH TEIHrsE
Boston, March 12.-An express wagon, while stand
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trunk belonging TO Mr.. ID. s. Grccnough Of Jamaica
Plains The trunk contained diamond pin worth u 90
vaHabe gold watch, gold snuff box aud other articles
OF RTtAi Ynln..
New-York tribune., 1867-03-13

RAJ Estate SuRs.-Tho following sales were
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The Rev Paul BAglcy, who has been travelling IN
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New-York tribune., 1867-03-13

The Rev. Paul BaElcy who has been tnyeiing IN
China, Japan. india Egypt and Europe, Is at the Fih
Ayense Hotel
New-York tribune., 1867-03-13
SUICIDE.

BALTIMORE" March ia young Jowcss aged Il
who arrived In this city Sunday morning from New
York threw herself into Joncs's Falls, at O'Clock ia
morning, aud was drowned. The name Of B. kurzma
wLs Oh her clothing
New-York tribune., 1867-03-13

IMPORTANT CHANGES IN REGULATIONS CIRCULAR
FROM THE TREASURY DEPARTMEST.
sY TKLEsRAPH
W.surScTnS March 12-The following circular
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-07-30
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

Epitome Of Business and Personal Matters
The trustees of the poor for this county
will meet tomorrow wednesday, at 10
o'clock, A. NJ.
Benjamin Chandler died at his residence
in Christiana Hundred, on Tuesday last, IN
the S5th year of his age. His remains were
inferred in the cemetery Of the Brandywine
Presbyterian Church, on Thursday, in the
presence of a large number of relatives and
friends
William Wharton, Jr., who was the first
President of our City Railway, has patented
Il switch which is spoken of us great i'm
provement 1t has been adopted by the
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad company.
Struck By Lighta,ng.-A terrific thunder
storm visited this vicinity on Sunday eve
ming last. During its prevalence the light
ming struck the house owned and occupied
by John Fullmer, Shoe Dealer, in Market
Street, between Fourth and Fifth. 1t passed
into the front room of the third story through
the roof at the sOutheasterly end of the
house. knocking down chimney, tearing
up the roof, and scattering the bricks and
other material In every direction. The light
ming then passed down into the room, over
turning and injuring the furniture, and
completely demolishing the glass in the
windows. 1t is supposed TO have made Its
exit by way of the chimney. There was
no one in that part of the building at the
time. and consequently no damage was done
any of the inmates. The firemen hastened
TO the scene, but their services were moi
brought into requisltion, as the building did
not take fire. We have heard Of severa
instances of persons being prostrated by the
lightning about the same time MI. Fullmer's
house was struck, but We have not learned
that any of them were materially injured.
Accident to Steamer.-We learn thai
the steamer Admiral left Pennsgrove on Sa
turday last for Cape May, with large ex
curson party on board. When near New
Castle an accident occurred to some portion
of her steam apparatus, and she could pro
coed no farther. The excursionists wer,
compelled to remain on the steamer unit
Sunday morning, when they were takel
l,hack To Pennsgrove by the steamer Osceola
Captain Baker. The Admiral was towe'
10 this city for repairs.
Alarm of Fre.--The alarm of fire yeser
day morning, was caused by the burning o
a chimney in the neighborhood of Fourtl
and Orange streets,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-07-30
eENERAl. NEWS.

An Indiana paper tells nt casc A"to'J
tried in one of the courts there, where 1t was
found, after proceedings had begun, that the
defendant had been sworn as juror, and
was actually sitting on his own case
A vertable Hercules is giving exhibitions
in England. Among other feals he allows
blacksmith to strike him in the chest with
all his strength with sixteen pound sledge
hammer.
Carried oil by wolves' is standing
heading in British India newspaper offices.
According TO the New York papers they
have woman in that city who has been SEN
fenced to the penilentiary l6O times. She
must be incorrigible.
The Wilmington IN. c. Daily Dispatch
has been sold TO company of northerners,
and after August 1st will be published under
Republican auspices.
Walrussia has been added to the depart
ment of Washington Territory, and General
Rosseau has been appointed TO the command.
General Rousseau has gone home TO see his
family, and will proceed at once to take his
new command.
The strange spectacle of fight between
two deai-mutes occurred in the streets o
Lewstown, Name, the other day. They
called each other hard names with thei
fingers, fast and fuIiously, and gave and re
ceived kicks on the shins without outcry.
On the 21st of August next an event wi
occur which has been only twice recorde
in the history of celestial phenomena; th
appearance of Jupiter without satellites
Three of them will be passing across I'll
planets disc and the other will be lmmerse
in its shadow. The apparent absence
moons will not last more than two hours,
Governor Mitchell, oil New Mexico,
about to call for battalion of mounted We
untecrs, TO prevent outrages of the Kiov
Indians south OF Arkansas river.
The official investigation into the alleg'
brutal whippings at Fort sedgwick shov
that man received few strokes across Il
back with gun sling, by sergeant, twl
acted without orders,) for trading whisky
soldiers for arms and clothing, No soldi
was ever whipped.
The eight hour system of labor has be
in operation in The Provinces of Victor
Australia, fol over eleven years. On
e1st of April annually, the trades-nnio
celebrate the event,
A missing Yale student, Clarence Fl. I
ton, for news concerning whom reward
s1,OO0.was offered, and who was suppos
to have been identified in body wash
ashore at Slamlort, Conn, has turned up
his home in Rochester. Cause OF strar
conduct unhappy love affair.
A very sharp controversy is going
among temperance men in New York ST
and others regarding hop growing. He
it is argued, are made into beer, which
Intoxicating, consequently hop-growers ''
identified with the cause of intemperaT
and worker together with Satan in destr
their fellow men,"
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-07-30
cnlrlEs AVN cAsuALrrns.

a few nights ago in Hartford, Connecticut,
a man named Davenport, living in East
Holliton, Massachusetts, was taken from his
house by some dozen men in disguise, taken
to quiet place about two miles distant and |
there received liberal supply OF tar and |
feathers. Domestic infelicities are mixed up |
in the affair.
A man named Graree Smith, stabbed
Martin Madison, iaiallv in NorlolL, on We'd
nesday night A+. smith caught Madison
in his bed ioam 5a Illicit intercourse with his
wife.
Several copperheads in Winchester, In
diana, on Sunday evening, went about wear
ing butternut pins and cheering for JEFF.
Davis, which brought on a fray in which
several persons were injured, one of them,
named Hutchins, seriously.
A duel, growing out of European politics.
took place in New Orleans last week between
Signor N. Tonic, Spaniard, md John
Ulverzegt, Russian The latter was wound
ed but succeeded in disarmlug his antagonist.
woman was brought before the Police
Court in Cleveland, Ohio, few days since,
lOI uIuuhGuuNsS, WIZ Mblt lEMGlb GbAlluhtGu
to be worth $4,000.
AT the beginning OF the war the population
Of Texas was between six and seven hundred
thousand. Allan's Monthly estimates il 10
he at least one million now. Population is
flowing into the State from Europe as well
Ms from the Southern States east of the Mis-
sissppi.
Rev. Robert Chase and wife, Miss Hemp
bill Miss Tazewell, and J. W Harmar, of Phil
adclplia, S. f. Clark and wife, Of Farming
ham, Massachusetts, and Captain G. Robin
son, of fremont, were capsized in boa
md drowned in Bar Harbor, off Noun
Desert Island, Maine, on Wednesday.
Mr.. j. Gowing, farmer residing at AS
culneyvile, Vermont, and his wife, wer
murdered Monday night week, by a French
man, u former employee of Mr. Gowing
who beat their brains out with an axe. TIL
murder was committed with the hope c
finding money, for which the house wa
thoroughly searched, but how much obtair
ed IS not known. The murderer has bee
arrested.
A Methodist clergyman, calling himse
Cullison, has created an intense sensation &
Middlefield where he has been stationed, b
the discovery of his real character. He ha
stolen all of his sermons from the Englis
diylnes, is bgamist having four wivt
living, and has graduated from the penitei
liary His real name is John w. Green, an
years ago he was known as A. Green, IL
swiudler. He has made his escape.
a negro who broke Jail at Union Cit
Odm county, Kentucky, went to the hou
olan aged widow near that place, and ou
ragged her person. Her two sons followt
the fellow to Hickman, captured him, Toe
him back 10 the scene, shot him, and the
severed his head from his body.
Two white children were killed by ligh
ming on Friday, ut Augusta, Ga.
One of the band Of negro highwayme
who have been operating in Princess AM
county, VA, has been shot and killed by
mau whom he attempted to rob.
ReuOen Bratcher was murdered ,fe
days ago while in the woods shipping tu
peniine boxes, at Bachelors Creek, nei
Newbern, N. c. Two suspicious persol
We're afterwards arrested, and one OF tile
shot Mr. Williams, in whose custody
had been lett.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-07-30


PRIZE FIeHT.-on Thursday afternoon
brutal prize fight for purse of 81 900 came
off at Red Bank, near Philadelphia, between
Captain Rynders, a prominent Democratic
leader of New York city, and Thomas M.
Evans, alias Dennis Foley, of Philadelphia.
John Tiernan, of New York, was referee.
There were about five hundred persons from
New York-bruisers, pick-pockets, thieves,
&C., and about the same number from Phil
adelphia. Upon the arrival of the parties
the ring was speedily formed and the COM
batants entered, Rynders first making his
appearance. Capt. Rynders is torty-six years
of age, five feet eight inches in height,
weighs one hundred and forty nine pounds,
and is a well-known Democratic politician
His colors were blue.
Dennis Foley is twenty-nine years of age,
five feet nine and quarter inches high, and
weighs one hundred and fifty-iour pounds.
His colors were red and white. The first
fifteen rounds were nearly all won by Foley
without difficulty, and betting stood one
hundred to twenty-eight. Afterwards, how.
ever, Rynders gained the advantage and
seemed to hold out much better than his op
ponent. There were eightY-six rounds
fought. On the eighty seventh call Foley
failed to appear on call and Rynders was de
clared the victor. The time occupied il
fighting the eighty-six rounds was one hou
and thirty.eight minutes. Neither of tht
fighters was much injured.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-07-30

AN Ex-CoNFEDERATE ON THE SITuA-
TIoN.-A Captain A. NJ. Hathaway, candi-
date for the Kentucky Legislature, publishes
a card, in which lie says
Six years ago united my fortunes with
the brave Spartan band Of this State who
went South TO do battle for separate indie
pendenee and for the great doctrine of State
rights, and for time commanded gallant
company in many hard fought field upon
the side Of the Coniederacy, and, under SIM
liar circumstances, would not hesitate 10 so
act again in the same manner. odd things
have passed away however, and in the sur
render OF General Lee, two distinct PROPOSE
tions were settled, and that, too, by that
most powerful and final argument in such
questions, the sword, viz. The abolition of
slavery and the supremacy OF Federal power
over State.
ITO those who So bitterly denounce the
measures OF Congress-the amendment to
the Constitution and the Sherman bill-as
revolutionary, have but one reply. II may
do very well to talk of revolution, but have
had enough of II. We have not the power
If we had the desire, to repeat any such ex-
pertinent. Our policy and our desire is
peace, and the arts of peace we would culti-
vate If there is to be any more revolution,
you must kick it up among yourselves. The
man who has his hand in the lion's mouth,
if IL sensible man, will do nothing to irritate
the animal If military governments are
obnoxious, we can be relieved of their pres
ence only by the restoration of civil rule.
This can only be effected by return to the
Union, and for this there is but ono road
open--al others lead astray.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-07-30

A TERRIBLE RETRIBUrIoN.-Af few days
since, man in good circumstances, in or
near Olney, Ill, had his little daughter,
twelve or fourteen years of age, with him
hoeing corn all the forenoon, and when they
returned to the house he ordered her to get
his dinner while he laid down to rest. The
child said,. Father, am too tired" Her
father again ordered her to get his dinner.
nothing in the house to prepare. He then
repeated the order in q more peremptory
tone, whereupon the child left the room.
A few minutes later neighboring woman
came in and search was made for the child,
who, after little time was found under the
stairway hung by the neck.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-07-30

INTERNATIONAL. CoURTEsIEs. - Adviccs
from Europe state that on Saturday last the
Empress Eugene visited the United States
Steamer Colorado, lying in cherbourg har-
Dor, and was received with all the honors
befittiug her exalted rank. Ather approach
salutes were fred and the yards were mann
ed The vessel was gaily decked with colors
from stem to stern The other vessels of the
American squadron and all the French men
of-war and shipping in the harbor were also
properly decorated with bunting. The En-
press was received by the captain of the
Colorado and his officers, and was conducted
through the various parts of the ship. At
the conclusion of the inspection her Imperial
Majesty gracefully expressed herself highly
pleased with the appearance of the ship and
gratified with the warmth of her reception
and left for the shore amid the enthusiastic
cheers of the sailors, who manned the yards
and gave parting salute from the grea
guns of the Colorado.
On the evening of the same day, July 27th
Admiral Farragut was received at a stat
dinner by the Emperor Napoleon. Th
dinner was especially given by the Empero
in honor of the American Admiral. Th
French Minister of Marine and other mem
bers of the Imperial Cabinet, and the An
bassndor OF the United States, General Dis
were among the invited guests
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-07-30
PROPOSALS FOR CAVALRY HORSES.

DEPUTY QUAErERNAsrGR GRNs. OFFICE,
BALTIMORE, MD,, Jolly 2ka 1861 I
SEALED PROPOSALS sre invited and vi ls reeelv.
cd at this office until MONDAY IL O'CLOCK, r., AuE.st
O. 1851 the delivery in TIE city Of baltimore Of
TWENTY (2Ol CAVALRY HoRsEs.
The Horses will be subjected to careful inspsrtion before
being accepted, They must be sound In ali respects
we'll broken In foil flesh and good condition. from fifteen
to sixteen hands high, IRON nvs TO nine years old we'll
adapted 10 every way for cavalry purposes
The ability of the bidder to tuh hts agreement must
be guaranteed by two responsible which
must accompany the PROPOSAL
The Horses must be delivered Within fifteen Bl DAYS
fr IN the date of acceptance of any proposal.
The Government the right to reet Any or ali
bids.
Payment to be made on completion of contract.
Bids will be endorsed PFoposals for Cavalry oFssH
and addressed to the undersigned, baltimore Md
STEWART VAN VLIET,
jy30-iab Deputy O N. Cen U g. A.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-07-30
To TAx PAYERS.

The Receiver of Taxes will be at his office,
Institute Building, on every secular day
during the months OF July and August, and
in September until the hour of holding the
City Election, from O'Clock, A. M, until
12 M, and from O'Clock, P. NJ, until :
p. M. deduction of per cent. will be
allowed on all taxes paid during the month
of July. None will be allowed on those paid
in August, and 8 per cent. will be added to
the amount of those taxes remaining unpaid
after the day of the City Election.
s. D. SMITH, Receiver Of Taxes,
Insurance Office, Institute Building.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-07-30

A young fellow came to Chicago from
louisiana with $4,000, last week, to marry
Il girl to whom he had long been engaged.
He lost his all at gambling table, and tried
to drown himself in the river, but was res
cued. He then went to a hotel, ordered two
bottles of wine, laid his revolver on the table,
and wrote a note to n friend stating that he
had killed himself The friend rushed up
there, and found him dead-drunk on the
floor. He had apparently intended to kill
himself while under the influence OF liquor,
but took too much Drink saved him.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-07-30

Frank Schemerhorn, descendant of on
of the old Knickerbockers, now a resident
OF Fort Harker, Kansas, while attending to
a lot of customers at Osborne s. Snyder's
store, suddenly felt something crawling up
his right leg, and striking his leg where he
thought the insect was, received at the same
moment a bite from it. The insect was a
large spider, called a tarantula, one OF the
most poisonous insects known. In about
half an hour MIR. Schemerhorn's body was
swollen terribly; his leg measuring about
two feet around. He also felt nauseous about
the stomach, and commenced to vomit vio-
lently He now assumed perfectly livid
hue, while he experienced difficulty OF
breathing. Surgeons were called in, who
| bled him profusely, and in about six days he
was enabled to be around; but in the imme.
diate neghborhood of the bitten part the
cuticle appeared raw, and 1t is supposed will
always remain black. Altogether, he had q
very narrow escape from death.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-07-30

THE AvENeER OF WATERLoo.-Tbe STUD
ton new journal at PARIS, publishes the
following singular note: 'This day is the
anniversary of the battle of Waterloo, June
18th. Let US not forget that date We have
avenged ourselves on all foreigners who
crushed us by numbers in 1873, 1914 and
1s15, we conquered the Russians in the
Cnmea; we defeated the Austrians in Italy;
we did better than conquer the English-we
saved them at Inkermann. We have taken
vengeance on all except the Prussiansl
When will their turn GOMEZ"