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FIRE IN BROADWAY.

Burning Of n Livery stable : Thirty. four
Horses Killed by sunocation.
Shortly before four o'clock yesterday morning fra
occurred in the basement stables No l4oo Broadway,
corner Of Thrtyninth street, owned by }. r. Haley.
The alarm was given and The nremcn quickly
responded Several powerful streams werc broughs
70 the flames which confined the stablin
In the basement The donse smoke prevented any one
from entering TO extrcae tho horses and out OF thirty
FIVE confined therein only one was saved; that was
owned BY Dr. winters The other poor animals were
killed by smoke suliocaion. Thirty two horses
owned by Mr.: Haley, the other two were owned by Mr.
J. Folk and Mr. II. Wolf, valued AZ $500; not insured.
Mr. Haley estimates his loss at $4,000; insured FOR
a. 900.
Tue damage done to the building Is about $3.50; in
sured.
The stables, II seems. had been closed at quarter
past eleven O'Clock the night before. The night watch
man on the hrst floor was alarmed by smoke coming
through the hoor. That was the nrst intimaton. he
says, he received OF the ire; that going the stable
door he found y Impossible TO enter tho stable the
smoke being Too dense 70 permit him. The origin Of the
Are o. present unknown but 10 supposed 70 have been
che cot q inoendiariaa
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The Canadian Gold NIines-A Mint for the
New Dominion.
ARMY INTELLIGENCE.
The following changes announced in the Surgeon
Generals Department since January ], 1867

The following changes are announced in the Surgeon
Generals Department since January ], 1867 f
ASSIGNED 10 DUTY.
Major p. G. s. Ten Brock, Post Surgeon, Preside,
ment OF the Cnmberland; Major Getty Pest Sur
Reon, Fort McHenry, Md Major J. J. Ailhau. Medical
RsSa. s,S FonrS Sry dss
Ghsen Medical Director Department Of the Columbia
r r Town, Post Surgeon, Camp Cooke. Dakota Captain
Baton Rouge, La Captain H. Parry, Depastmsnt Of
the Piate Captain r. Gibson District OF New Mexico;
Captain :. W Brewer: to duty Win 4.noock's
Surgeon General United States Army Captstn Edward
Cowes, Brownsville, TEXAS: Captain W. r. Buchanan,
nsutenanl p Middleton % Camp Nojavs, Arizona TERRI
tory; First Lieutenant G. McMler 70 Department Of
Missouri First Lieutenant II Lippincott 70 Seventh
Cavalry, with Hancocks expedition.
UNDER ORDERS
Major B. A. Clements to Department OF Dakota; Major
Alden TO Department Of Missouri Captain u r. Sill
man. before tho Retiring Board Philadelphia Captain
Ely ). Of New S,
partment OF the Missouri; Captain G. L. Porter To
Department OF Dakota; First Lieutenant H. McEldery
to District Of Texas.
Captain 4; H Smith, .Ssen. without leave; Major
for s,x months; Major B. Randall. for two month";
Asss,.u, Surgeon + l. Town. to be Surgeon. vice
BREvEr APPOINTMENTS.
To be acknowledgements Colonel c. Sutherland,
Medical Purveyor United states Army. and Brevet Lieu
tenant colonel Basil Norris 10 be Lieutenant Coonels
Surgeons J. II. Bill, c. Peters, q. H. Alden. John
vansant c. c. Byrne, Clinton Wagner J. p. Wright, c.
c. Gray, w. G. Spencer, r. /. Town, Majors J. H.
Franiz, j. J. Woodward. W. ID wolverton, A. A. Wood.
hull, j. {. Billings and Thomas McMiln. To be Major
Assistant Surgeon Edward Curtis All OF the above APP
pointmcn,s date March IL, 1865 Brevet Major
g. A. OTIS to be Lieutenant Colonel by breyet, to date
September %, 1896.
RESIGNED
Major s. H Horner TO date March 81, 1867.
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ALLEGED HEAVY LARCENY OF CLOTHING. "A rather sim
guar examined before Justice Dunno yesterday
afternoon the parties in the affair being Frank Levie,
clothing dealer No. so Atlantic street. and Zacharas
kinstler Of No. 40 Canal street. New York II would
seem from the evidence that men, named Jacob Leve
Charles Raphael about month since purchased $500
worth OF clothing at the store OF Mr. Kinstier The
rompanan delivered the goods as directed az the
refused payment therefor. when he procured search
warrant but failed 10 find the property which he claimed
70 have lett there Raphael arrested and tried be-
lore New York justice but subsequently, discharged
there being no larceny proven. A few days since the
compiauant found $3.50 worth OF the missing property
~ the store OF Frank Leve which he Identifies part
Of The clothing delivered Raphael The examination
VIII DO resumed on the sth inst
ARREST or A FUGITIVE JUSTICE. man named
Robert Ryan arrested by officer Of the Forty third
precinct yesterday the complaint Of Patrick Fitzgerald
while passing along Conover street. Ryan was convicted
In December last, for stealing coat, in Justice Mans
hed's court New York. but succeeded in efecting his
escape. and has been at large ever since
EXCISE CASE Mary Mcguire was arrested for selling
liquor without license She arraigned before JUS
tice Morehouse and lined $50.
FIRE IN GowAHUs-Between eight and nine o'clock on
Monday evening fire broke out in the stable of Mr.
A. Beardsey Fifteenth street, near Third avenue The
building was entirely destroyed, nvovinga loss Of s70o
No insurance.
SEIZURE OF WHIsKEY AT TARRYrowS. Inspector Bar
yesterday reported at the office of the United States
District Attorney the seizure OF eighty barrels of Bour
bon whiskey at Tarryown, Tenth Collection district
Seventy barrels found tine premises of s. C.
Horton and the remaining the premises of Smith
& Morris The barrels were branded as follows:"From
A. NJ See, 81 Dey street; A. NJ ANYWAY, United States
Inspector Fourth, Sixth and Thrty-second districts,
January 1851" In his report Inspector Barows says
"The facts developed that large quantity OF old
whskey has been stored for several years the prem
iscs occupied by O. Horton, and that the barrels
seized part Of the lot they having been branded
Horizons premises and not at 81 Dey street, In the
Fourth Collection district The barrels lacked the pror
10 Sept l. 1885, the 'bonded warehouse tax paid" and
tho s.rectihedn branda
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Changes mt the Navy Yard and Rendezvous
The steam Gum CnrriaGe-PreparRtions for
Testing ". Nc.
The United States despatch boat Don Commander X
Chandler, sailed yesterday for Philadelphia, 70 which
point she has been ordered.
Commander A. C. Rhind has been ordered 10 relieve
Captain W. E. Leroy, at the United States Naval
devious Of New York.
Commander J.. A. Kemberley will relieve Com
mander Rhnd, in command Of the receiving ship ver-
mont
Captain Trenchard, who has been appointed TO the
New York Navy Yard as executive officer, has not
entered upon his duties but win do so In a day wo
The United states ship Franklin, lying at Boston, ia
TO be commanded by Captain Pennock, who leaves
dav for that city.
rhe officers OF the Ordnance Department OF the Navy
Yard yesterday inspected the steam gun carriage Shots
have been placed upon the scow, a. well as hammers,
sponges and other equipments necessary for workiu
the gun. that IL s possible the trial will take plac
very In the presence Of the Chief OF the Ordnance
Bureau.
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RkcgeTs.

There strong muster OF the lovers Of the game
at the Racket Court in Thirteenth street, yesterday
afternoon. witness a couple OF interesting matches
which then took place. The first game was a four
handed one the best two Of three, between Foulkcs
De vos on the one side and the champion Gray and
his young brother the other The two exchampions
had u all their own way in this match, winning two
games straight OF, and thus securing the "kudos F"
Tho stood al the END OF the rst game rs aces to
and in the second 10 TO g. Next encounter be-
tween rising young player, ycleped Jenny Moore, I"
aud young Gray. The latter did not play 30 well he
has done former occasions and lost two games OF
the three played Score--first game. won BY Moore,
is ares 70 IL second game by Gray Is 10 L. and
trd, won by Moore, rs 10 H. After these two matches
friendly contest took place between Gray. Sr, and
Fouke which Gray appeared TO have the best OF II
a. far as the game went
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STATEN ISLAND INTELLIGENCE.

Mons TILL TArPryo.- boy named John MCGEE was
arrested on charge made by Mrs. scharcr Of stealing
81 from her money drawer The complainant stated
that she was standing in her with her back turned
to the entrance and hearing the noise by the prs-
oner's opening the I'LL she turned arc una quickly and
detected him In the act OF taking the money. The ac-
cused committed for examination
THKYr.-rhe foreman Of J. y. Holt Bucket Company,
Of New Brighton, yesterday complained TO the police
that the night Of the LIST OF May thirteen buckets,
four FIRE lanterns. four stanchons, two trumpcs and
thirty feet Of were stolen from the house Of the
company The members had been III emseves searching
for the stolen property up 10 yesterday being
cessful they applied for the aid OF tho police
THE ELECTION ~ EDcEwArKR The name OF the sue
ccssfu candidate for Trustee for the Eighth the
village Of Edgewater, at Mondays election Is Dennis
Eeply.
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

H Sbley, OF Rochester, w. +. Allen, Of Oswego; b.
Iasbrop OF Baltimore. and Alexander Ramsay, Of St.
Paul. are stopping at the ST. Nicholas HOTEL
Theo Johnson OF the Unitad States army; s d. Mar
shall, N H. and J. ID Kinney OF Delaware; A. II.
Bruyn and j. H. Dubois Of New York, are stopping Al
the Metropolitan Hotel
Wendell Phillips, OF Boston, is stopping at the st.
Denis Hotel
Samuel l. May, Of Syracuse; George W. Sanford, OF
Long Island and Samuel L. Doson, OF Nevada are stop
ping At the Everett House.
Captain Grant, Captain Tanner and Captain Davis Of
the British army Montreal stopping at the Ciaren-
don Hotel
DR. Briefly Of Nevada; Col strngfellow, Of Kansas,
Mayor McMckle, b veree and J. q. Phelps, OF Pha-
delpnia, are stopping at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
Colonel Perkins, Of New York, Colonel f. II. Taylor
and John WATSON OF Kentucky, are stopping Al the Ho
man House.
Homer Ramsdell Of Poughkeepse; W. A Wise, Of
John Buttcrfed, OF Utica are stopping at the Aston
Houge.
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The police authorities of S. Louis have hit upon the
novel idea OF Disgusting member Of the police force In
woman's garments and sending him 10 those localities
IN the city where respectable ladies' insulted by
oafers The result that several Of the ioungers
custody
The town OF Tupelo famous In annals. has been
selected for the Of justice Ia the county OF Lee
In Mississippi.
Randcl Hunt, IL H., Professor OF Commercial Law
Criminal Law and the Law OF Evidence In the Law De-
parnen has been elected President OF the universty
Of Louisiana by tho Administrators OF the University
cheese factory company has been formed IN Brook
ned, H. The machinery Is worked by engine OF 400
COW power
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AFFAIRS AT CLEVELAND. ONO.
Fire and Cold Wcather--Thc EIk Outrage Re-
pudiatcd by Fcnians, &c.

o. W. Crowe's cooperage, in this city, was burned
last night Tho loss is estimated at from IS 600 70 $1,000
OF which $4,000 IL insured.
The weather here very cold and this forenoon hail
storm Is prevailing.
AT meeting OF the Tara Circle OF the FcnIan Brother
hood body repudaes the act Of the mob In the late
outrage the British schooner Elk denying that was
done by FenianR
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THO Humor OF the Transfer OF British Terri.
tory To the United states.
SAN Francisco, May Q. 1907
Tho Victoria Coionia, the oldest and most widely
circulated journal In vancouvers Island, British
Columbia says editoriay under date Of the 3oh ulL'
that nine out OF every ten In the colony, unaer
their present state OF wrechedness and poverty wou1a
welcome annexation 70 the United States Inese To-
marks are called forth by the rumor that bngaoa -
about 70 sell her northw American possessions 70
the United states
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Ccrroy srISnrG SourH. The wcsson cotton factory
IA In market for cotton, says the woodvie Repub-
Icdn and will pay one cent per pound more than be
got al the deposs along the road Tho company wes-
son are spinning thousand pounds per day and
can supply any quantity OF thread Their looms are now
ready 10 make homespun and they are getting the
chinsry for wooen fabric In position rapidly. Con-
coydSa lLA.l IN(sili0eNco.
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

Arrival Of the China at Halifax and HISTORIAN
mt Quebec.
HALIFAX, May =, 1867.
The steamship China, from Liverpool April q, via
Queenstown the 2sth, arrived at this port quarter
past eleven o'clock last night and sailed for Boston AZ
nalt-pss eight O'Clock this morning, where will be
due tomorrow Wednesday, afternoon.
MONTREAL, May Z, 1867.
The steamship HISTORIAN, from Liverpool on the 25th
via Londonderry the 26tn ulL, arrived ~ Quebec this
morning.
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Judge George Clayton, Of Mississippi. died recenuy
while on visit 10 bis mother in Georgia
ME- Mobile Adrrtsr Of april so announces the death
OF Captain Roger Hern VINO for the last quarter o.
H H,ass = w. ~ M line 70 New Orlssna
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Total for the week

i zAaLAwsUE--LOcal items Sbeiug ex-
tremely scarce, we rejolced to hear. the Court
Room bell ring on last Saturday afternoon We
REPAIRED to the place, hoping to pick up some
thing as local. We found good many persons
In the Court Room, There was a. justice Of the
peace, Jury, and five or six lawyers, and two
constables. The Jury were sworn, when plain
tiff's attorney got up and remarked tothe Jury
that the action was brought to recover the price
of ten thousand brick, at $500 per thousand.
The three lawyers on the other side of the table
looked blank, and after some hesitation ono of
them got up and said that there was no defense to
thtsclain. So the jhry returned a'verdlct for the
amount.
All the lawyers appeared dissatisfied. Some Of
them wrote with energy, some of them spit upon
the floor. One of them went down stairs. and
upon returning, the nose of q bottle of whisky
was seen protrudihg from the pocket in his coat
tail Piles Of books lay before them upon the ta-
Bile. They were evidently disappointed. And SO
were We suiF3.G> .Nyr" t'isH i'1u"" z
The question then arose in our mind, why did
the parties go to law
Now, by way of a moral, we will tell our read
ers how to avoid lawsuits, Go to the store'of
Baldtidge q Grassland to buy your clothing. and
you will never go to law. We have tried it, and
no one has sued us since we have been trading
there Try it.
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Knew. Thy Destiny!

( Madame E. r. THORNTON, the great English
Astrologist, Clalrvoyant and Psychometrlcian,
who has astonished the scientific classes Of the
Old World has now located herself at Hudson,
NY. Madame Thornton possesses such won
derful powers of second sight, as to enable her to
'impart knowledge of the greatest Importance 10
single or married Of either sex. While in state
of trance, she delneates the very features of the
person you are to marry, and by the aid of an In
stument Of intense power, known as the Psych-
omotrope, guarantees toproduce q life-like pic
ture Of the future husband or wife Of the appli-
cant, together with date of marriage, position in
life, leading traits Of character &C. This is no
humbug, as thousands Of testimonials can assert.
she-Eill send, when desired, pcertlaed certificate
orwritten guarantee, that the picture is what 1t
purports tobe. By enelosInga small lock Of hair,
and stating place of birth, age. disposition, and
complexion, and enclosing so cents and stamped
envelope dlrectedto youreef, you will receive the
picture and desired Information by return mall.
All communications sacredly confidential. H
Address, In confidence, Mndame =. F. THokF-
ToE, ?. o. Box 22S Hudson, n. 7. lp.1tUa s's
Oct. ie, 66--6m, yst.4lst 4iaul 444
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DR.. Schehk's Mandrake pills
A eUBsifTUTE FOR CAtOMgf

SUBSTITUTE FOR CALOMEL.
These Pillsare composed Of various roots. hay.
Ing the power 10 relax the secreiions Of the liver
as promptly and efiectually A. blue pin or mercu-
~, and without producing any Of those dlsagreea.
bic or dangerous effects which often follow the
use Of the latter gf ~
In all bilious dlsof1ert these Pills may he used
with confidence, as they promote the discharge Of
Yltlated bile, aud remove those o5struetlons from
the liver AID hillary ducts, which are the cause Of
bilious affections In general.
scHENCKs MANDRAKE PILLS ours Sick
Headache, and ai idlsorders Of the Liver indicated
by sallow skin, coated tongue. eosaveness, drow.
slness and general feeling Of wearlness aud las.
sltude, showing thSt the liver is in torpid or OBJ
Structed eOndltiop. ..gEC or
In short these Pills may be used with adyan.
tage in all cases when purgative or Alternative
medicine Is required.
Please ask for ''Dr. Schenck's Mandrake Pills ="
and observe that the two llkenesses Of the Doctor
are on the Government stamp--one when 10 the
last stage Of Consumptlon, and the other In his
present health.
Sold by all Druggists and dealers. Price 26
cents per box. Principal Office. No. Is North 9th
Street Philadelphia, Pa fJ t9TA99
General Wholesale Agents: Demas Barnes &
Co., q Park Row, New York ; s. s. Hance, 1Os
Baltimore st., Baltimore, Nd. John D. Park, N
E. Cor. of Fourth and Walnut sts, Cincinnati
Ohio Walker & Taylor, 1874 and 1SG Wabash Az
enue, Chicago, ILL., ; Collins Brothers, southwest
corner Of Second and vlhests., st. Louis, No.
Oct. 66.-4th s. 9th 60 mo 1y.
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a HUMBUG.

.sHQW often We hear this expression from per-
sons reading advertisements of Patent Medicines
and In, nine eases out of ten they may be, right.
Its over 10 years sluce introduced my medicine,
the VENETIAN LININENT, to the public, I,had no
money to advertise It, SO left 1t for sale with q
few druggists and store-keepers througha small
section ofthe'couutryi many taking itwith great
reluctance: but told them to let any one have
II and llf 1t did not do ali statedlon my pam
phiet, no one need pay for H.. In some stores two
or three bottles were taken on trial by persons
present. Iwas,h by many, thought crazy, and that
would be The last they would see of me. But ]
knew my medicine was no humbug. In about
two months began to receive orders for more
Liniment some calling Tiny valuable Liniment,
who had refused 70 sign receipt when LEFT II Of
their store. Now my sales are mlIions Of bottles
yearly, and all for cash. warrant it superior to
any other medicine for the cure Of, Group, Dlar-
rh&a, Dysentery, Collie, Vomiting spasms, and
.sea-sickness, as, an internal remedy. 1t isper-
fectly innocent to take internally see oath accom-
panying each bottle and externally for Chronic
Rheumatism, Headache, Mumps, Frosted Feet,
Bruises, sprains, Old Sores, swollings, Sore
Throats, &C., &c. Sold by all the Druggsa-
Depot, 5s oortlandt Street, New York. 30
Jang 8, 1867. .--7w l19 20 lI.a .HHsu
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Rorous Plasters. I

BEST sFRESoTHENIyG PLASTER anti WORLD.
ALLCOCK'S P0R0 US PLASTER,Sr resOlue and
qs,uage pain By calling forth he acrid hpnOrs from
parts Internal 10 the skin and general circulation
thus, ia many cases, positively cpapOrGtiaS the dis
ease. hlElilID < JAMES LULL, NJ. D.
There is nothing equal In the way Of plaster,
to the Porous Plaster of Mr.. ALLC0CK. Every
thing is pleasant about them. They are the lplas.
ter of the day. and a. fit type Of onr present ad-
vancemehtin science andart. In Asthma, Cough,
Kidney Affections, Godt, Rheumatism, and local
deep-seated pains, they atofd permanent relief,
sgen abj,, j. F.JOHNSON, ) yr
,lgN 5hsu, NJ. D., on ''Topical Remedies.
From personal knowledge of these plasters,
we can state that they are decidedly preferable to
any, other muse. Wherever relief Is to be OBJ.
tanned by the use Of plaster, we should recon-
mend them. &I+,r
-. A. INGRkTIAM, NJ. D.,
Editor Ns1 York Mentor
Agency, Brandreth House. New York.
Sold by all Druggists.
Jan. II. 1866. LIN H So
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If our readers want to Ibby Clotbint

IF our readers want to buy Clothing,
Gents Furnishing Goods Hats and Piece Goods.
&C., let them by all means go to Isaac Nathau'a
store. His advertisements are found everywhere.
Seeking as we do The public good, we here re.
mark that bis goods are sold at lowest market
rates Having bought bis stock slpce the great
reduction In prices, he is enabled to sell much
cheaper than any other establishment.
ofrlends one and all, and examine his goods
hear bis prices, and acknowledge the justice Of
our remarks. Sow prices, honest and fair deal
Ing, and what is almost as important polite oil.
.Eentlon % all whoeal Save your money by buy
ng ofthem. That's true economy, and economy
swealth Goto the sign Of the Three Red Posts.
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Legal Notice.

Nancy 4. Farley and John Farley, her husband
whose places Of residence are unknown. VIII take
potiee that A, j. Deyer. Administrator of the e..
te6 of Thomas LEACH deceased, on the 9Th day Of
December, A. d. 158e filed bis petition 10 the
Probate Court, within and for the County Of JACK
son and State Of Ohio, alleging that The persopol
estate Of said deeedent Is insufficient 10 pay his
debts and the charges Of administering his estate
that he died seized ~ fee simple Of tie following
described real estate situate In said County u
Jackson Ohio, .to-wit; The north half of the
southeast quarter Of the northeast quarter Of
section eleven, of township seven, Of range elxh.
tern. That Sarah j. Leach aswidow Of said de.
cedent. is entitled to dover 10 said preni4es. ard
that Nancy A. Farley, John. Farley, Franees yam.
cy aud Charles A. Yaney, Jemima Leach, Romano
Leach, James Leach, John / Leach, Robert w.
Leach. Sarah ). Leach aud Rosina Leach, as bis
heirs at Law, hold the next estate Of Inheritance
therein. a -f'@ ~
The prayer Of iaid petition Il for the assignment
Of dover to eald Sarah j. Leach, and for tue sale
Of said premises subject 70 such dover estate, for
the payment Of the debts and charges aforesaid,
saapetition will be for hearing on the 8lst day Of
January, AD 1867, or Is soon thereafter as coan-
sa can be heard. ANDREW J. DEYER,
1..lr iF. Admir- Of Thomas Leach deed.
JAMES TRlPP, Atty for PhintIE l.Lrs.4I
Jan 1851 -4W