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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-03-24

sustain the Assistant Assessor Inspec-
tor, Mr.. Bryant Bailey, and will see
that the law is carried out in good faith
A. WALLACE. Collector
March "a 2 Third District s. O.
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st. Peters Church-Rev. J. J..
O'Connell, 1Ola a. N. and 81, p. N.
Washington Street Chapel-Rev.
D: j. Simmons, 101s a. m. Rev.
VIM. Martin, ,31s p. m.
Christ Church Congregation, (Theo-
Logical Seminry)-Rev. J. N. Prin-
gle, l0!a a: m and 81. p. n.
Baptist Chrch-Rev. j. J.. Rey-
nolds, lOl5 a. N. and ~ p. m.
Lutheran Lecture Room Rev. !.
r. Rude, 101s a. m.
Marion Street Church. VIM.
Martin, 101, a. IN. Rev. d. j. Sin.
mons, 81 p. m.
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES THIS DAY.
Trinity Church-Rev. P. J. Shand.
1O1: a. M. and 31s p. m.
Presbyterian Church-Rev. W. Z.
Boggs, Pastor, 101a a. m. and 81.
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w DSSA 1CiiCStct1 DS Iuc
"officers of Internal Revenue" to cal!
the attention Of merchants" to the
following clauses CT the Internal Re
venue Act:
SEC. %. And be ii fmIIe,. enacted.
That it shall be the duty of every
person who empties OF draws off, or
causes to be emptied or drawn of.
dlstllled spirits or other article sub
Ject by law to tax, from q cask,
barrel OF package, bearing any of the
marks or brands required by law,
or marks intended for or purporting
to be, or designed to have the effect
Of such marks, Immediately upon
such cask, barrel or package being
emptied, to eface and obhterate said
marks or brands; and any rerson
who shall violate this provisiol. sAaN
be liable to penalty of ten doll; RS
for each offence; and any such casA
barrel or package, from which said
marks are not SO effaced and oblit-
Grated as herein required, shall be
liable to forfeiture, and may be seized
by any officer of Internal Revenue
wherever found.
''SEc. so. And be 1t Hfiu1Aey enacted,
That any person who shall sell, give
away, OF otherwise dispose Of, any
empty cigar box or boxes which have
been stamped, without first defacing
or destroying such stamps, or shall
refill any cigar box without first de-
facing or destroying such stamp,
shall, on conviction OF either offence,
be liable to penalty of one hundred
dollars, or to Imprisonment not ex-
ceeding sixty days, or both, in the
discretion of the court, with the costs
Of the trial, and it shall be lawful for
any cigar inspector or revenue Of
ticer to destroy any empty cigar box
upon which a cigar stamp shall be
found"
New ACCOMPLISHMENTS. Attention is cali
ed TO the following advertisements. which
are published this mornieg for the frs.
time:
Meeting Ladies Industrial Association
j. S. McAlahon-ro Wood Contractors
Mrs Reed NeT Spring Bonncts.
Fisher lowralce ce-State Bills at Par
Meeting Hook and Ladder Company
+. II. Heins-Lagcr and Ale.
G. d. Ebcrhardt- Goods
B. Bailey-Assessor's Notice.
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FISHING TACKLE.

= s-OAAA4d . = AIAO1A1z12s
s \ LARGE and COMPLETE ASSORT-
: MENT OF silk, Grass, Flax and Cotton
{. Lines. Also, 5000 Genuine Limerick.
f. Kirby and Virginia HOOKS; Limerick
Hooks on Gut; Cork Floats. Trout. Spin
4 ners and Fly-Spoons, Artificial Bait,
Fishing Rods, Multiplying Reels. Just
received at &, POLLARD'S.
Feb fmoI
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STATE BILLS

TAKEN All PAR for DRY GOODS, AT
l. COST; FISHER e LOWRANCE.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-29

want to But no Is CHARGED yin any S1oSs oS n S srison @
T., 70, months and years without tra Is atroe91s m ~ ~
o III % 70 nj constitutions and all laws, anu an osllcc
H ,t urofound modification over the oct Jhat such
ti vas done In this land Of liberty ana law. Ana
tbIng wa" srseicy and MT errt Smith for interpOsng
nOn0, neycnt Tie continuance of such crime II 1t had
soen ~ necessary l w0nld have become pau
nSVsef Yet for Mr. Davis personaly have great DIS
E dere Mr Beeoher criticised tho character OF DAVIS
rv shornlv bnt paused and went folows) But
nave no right TO speak of him thus IN his absence
80 f mack Such things should be said before man
sSee IL at an and Davie is not here TO defend him
self In reg ard my course last summer certainly,
neither in tcrmsor in thought, proposed 10 show mercy
tn ne Whites r +Ae expense of the Blacks thooSht
mat thc friendship CT their neghbOrs essential to the
nrospCrg the eOlOred people, and advocated course
which thought would best secnre that end IN was
mlstakon and the which has been taken secures
the desired result more speedily and permanently o Oe
VIII be more thankfulthan D." - o.
In reply to question rs to the necessity ior MI Gree
eys becoming bail Mr. Beecher sald that II 1t had Deeh
mere piece of Oci0usness nc should not approve ~ Dut
IT, as he believed Mr.. Greeley acuatcd Dy desire
10 manifest 20 the South generous SPIRIT ana q ue u
to fair treatment 10 its representative man, nc
did heartily approve of 1t, aud believed IL WOua DC
highly beneficial in lts influence. -, -, ,,.,0
ming, ,.,,,y
New-York tribune., 1867-05-29
lMR. BEEcHER on THE RELEASE OF JEFFERSON


At the last weekly prayer meeting Of Plymouth
Church Mr. Beeoher made some remarks the subject
of justice and mercy they affected various minds.
Some men, he said full Of the sentiment OF mercy
that they could bear others suffer- to the
degree which for their proper government
neral development. Others were so exclusively I'M
bued with the love Of justice that they impatient
with the least suggestion OF mercy Tins latter class he
thought apt exercise justice IN lird and stern
spirit and - allow their feeling OF justice 10
INTO mere revengefulnes After some extended remarks
arise IN private fe Mr. Beecer invited others TO speak
member Of the church and said that II was more
ior AshfBtian TO forgive those who injured s
1lehas uan Those who injured himself, insneing the
GruelSy during the recent
Anothef lntsnDer said that he might well speak ont
pltny lhe hSine winch was uppeim0st in the minds Of
A-Senesson DaIs Dir Beecher declared that he had
niembfr - zoe were and ali applying YOUR remarks
te that subject" He continued By lie CORDIAL
approval Of the position which Mr. Beecher lad taben In
1s65 with reference 70 the punishment of Davis and OF
The member urged at some length the impolicy and
especially uneiuisan character OF feelings 40 hitter
70 lead 10 desire the nhiction OF and uu
constitutional punshments upon the worst men
nd condemned the npatience OF the public over the re-
lease OF DAVIS as spungng from this 0yeranxiety for
punsment regardless Of real Justice. At the Same time
ne sad e had dssented as strongly from the pastors po
tieal We've last summer because II seeaed TO him that
Mr Beeebers theory would have extended mercy the
\ whites az the expense OF the colored people.
Mr Beecher in reply, spoke substantially as follows
Brother, stand upon this question OF the punshment
OF DAVIS Just where did two years ago. III IL can ba
or tina. he cruelty violated the laws Of war say let him
applause hich Mr. BeecIer promptly checked saying
hear al Ibate " gay aud then applaud VI homo dyou
New-York tribune., 1867-05-29

PERsoNAI.-Mr. dAntas, the new Portuguese MIN
ster is Mt the Brevort House the Right Rev. j. WOOD
d. d., the Very Rev. Dr. 0IIara, the Very Rev. G. j. H.
Carter the Very Rev. p Stanton, the Rev j. f. Shana
han the Rev f. Hopkins. the Rev. A. j. McConomy, the
pew James O'Pelly, the Rev. ~. ~ Martin, the Rev
LANES Martin the Rev N +. Cantwell, and the Rev yno
y.cocl PhiladcDhia the Rev. HI. j. Walsh, POttSyile
pa and the Rev James Moroney, Westchester, Pa, all
81 2be Roman Catholic Church. anl Gen j. w. FISHER,
peHnsviyana are at the metropolitan Hotel; CommO-
alore Inman, IT, s. Navy, the Hon Garrett Davis, Ken
tucl and A. b. Cornell, Ithaca are at the ~, nleho M
Alien. New Iamburgh, are at the Eew-York Hotel the
lion Iohn b Alley, North Carolina, tho Hon. Oales
hn,e, Nj g. Oliver Amea Massachusetts,, and
eorge Peabody Russell. SALEM are at tbe rim Ayenne
Uotc1 Cant Seymour of the British Army, i. Kew, G..
p IanbIry and W. L. Booker, ENGLAND, are Mt the Clar-
endon Hotel Prof. Eastan Poughkeesie, IS at the Al
benarle fotel the Hon. +. l.. Woodbridge, Vermont, s
at the Astor House.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-29
IAnnounoemenisl |
TILE RRoAnM

TIE BROADWAY BRIDGE OF SIGHs AND SIZE
pronounce Nith sps open From its arch apex has
coup an laiainay from East River to classic jersey and Ongtrd
nay of Battery Grace Church p including the
establishments KSox Halter No 2l2 Broadway Of Fa
and No. $50 Broadway under the Peeo House where the
finest America sale Ills Spring style elegant be-
y0ud description.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-29
srEs on REAL EsrATE-The following sales al

auction we're made yesterday Dy James M .dhicI
lot w. Folrthaye 25 H. in n Seventy Ehst, &6SlC0 $zgO
LOT w. Fourthaye and Eghictlst ~ Iso Isse
ave. Is a. 81 in Eghuest, 70 tixsO each 80
Eghe,hst 20 q w Eoahaye, %1l,3 each & So
Eightiethst lC0 MadicoDaye, 25xiil zOO
iIGjsOare and Egbi,tlrft 25bN ls 1ID
lots e. g. Naaonave q n Eighethst l5c s9Oc each 800
and seondst 40 NV Eighth
ave- z24e i 5osS
lot Fynintlst 325 Seyenthase, ~ aoet'''' i9SS
Seventy EGths, l2j n ". Thnlave, 2Ai11 1.. 3bi3
Seventy nuthst 0 r. ". Tbdavc. 2J2o1Ieach 4es1
lots Seventy nnhst. 25 II. Fourtbsye, 21iyl each 4tD
Seventy 25J f. P0uTtaye., To-! b. each 4JoO
Sold by johnson Miller, at the Exchange Salesrocm
No III Broadway New York, Yesterday
each 2G6 and Bedford each SlZo
lot Penn adjoining above, 2l7HloO ......,. 500
ltlegest G3 r. from Beifonaye, each 2esaiO, 6D
lots Pcnh-st ea, 10hi00.. each gO
I'rn.st 4I,np0 same 800
4lots IIoopcrt, M r. west Of Bi ave each 2fzy0 ca 5
lots lIoopers size adjoining $40
2Iots ON lIo.s At junction Iroaaay tsores) each l75
each 1000
adjoining each 1850
lots Wythe and Io0ps each 20I599 each llO0
Jlots Iewest soath side ~ H. D east Of MaysYc each
AoaiuV as" 90
5lOts ewest north side 20l f. east Of Bedforaye each
lots IN ofaboye, size, $50
New-York tribune., 1867-05-29

The SANTIAGO DE CUBA-The latest intelligence
received by the Coast Wrecng Company twho have this
wreck I'm handl mp 10 last evening. that the appa
raus for heavng the vessel had been successfully laid
down. aud that they only awaited the first favorable tide
tO float
New-York tribune., 1867-05-29

SUDDEN DEATH.-Latc on Monday night, Babotte
Gehnan, keeper of dsreputabe house at No. 81 New
Chambcrs-st quarrelcd and fought with Ida Dublin one
~ the Inmates and severely beaten about the head
She was taken IN after. and died short time,
probably from the effect of apOp KY caused by TIE eN-
oitcmcnt attendant the quarrel Yesterday Coroner
Cover held an inquest. DR.. John Beach made post
moitcn examination and found that death was caused
30 years
New-York tribune., 1867-05-29

ATTEMPTED ESCAPE or A CONVICTION Monday
evening James Mclaughlin, who, with some other con
yics, employed Wards Island, under the snryei-
lance Of n keeper. attempted to escape by swimming ihe
East River The police beat, commanded by Capt.
Hartt happened 10 be passing at the time Doat was
promptly lowered, the fugitive seclred and returned 10
the keeper.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-29

Ketcbum wife two daughters, SON. and seyer, ever ns
unset in the Harlem River, of One hundred ,io
teenhst and all che party were preclpit, m h fon
water They rescued with much dlnguy ~ ~ t,e
Nunson and others and taken to ter rosidence ~ nv
corner Of second-ayc and One -hdndFed 'aio-o"'i'
eiylth.St
New-York tribune., 1867-05-29


sebr Treasurer Arnold FAN River.
Sehr \ Clifford shuie. Belfast, Ne, 10 days. with lumber
Srhr Ecut,F Fall
sehr Waterloo. Mick, New London
NAVAL
w.suvGros Nay 2Dspchcs have been received at tie Navy ne
partuc from Commander Snpson dated ATl 70 announcing t'
rra u the a. Mohau. uuier bis command al Ciao
aer nine days passage from Saa Faacs She would proceed
from that place o. fsRsmA
mncaic Department under date o Nay az statement Of
he the Squadron that da The location Of oiheI
Uc ships as jurisdiction 1Rd Of ign shpsofUar on TIE
HE Povha,;an (aagplwas from Calao 20 PaEana
engaged in cFnse 10 tie iJee isiaE
Daoah cruising the coast In the vicinity 81 valparaiso
The Wsene sat Panama.
The Nyaek vas a Ca-o repairing her boilers
The Frclania lstorcshipl q Ca'ao.
O the vessels belonging TO tie North Parhe Sqnao1 ne kssa
her from Cao TO Panama AMI the MelA as
The following Preach hp.ofws Caao: Beiserens fa
her rum taao 70 fannm
The English shpgofgar Jealous. hghp, ionc vas az talo
and the Teps fsae aud Rende,r were a.
Of Panama MAY - reports the arrival % the T. steamer
used temporarily hs ship Al tha place having en san
Francisco March 6 when he had visited the folio fus
ports MONTEREY Cab Magaena Bay Lower Cal; Malilsn
Mex Ia Par Lower Gals san Bal hex Acapulco. Mex Ia
Uuon San shaor, san Juan del Sur Nicaragua ard Fnria Arenas
k'c.
Tht o. saer wteree un5er command u Lsu
Commander Nuo late commander Leonard Pandug having de
a few days pfctious io the arrival of the Saranac.
Rec- Commander PAuug aud the P0whaian RearAdmIa
p.i' '-r.n ,l.o arrir,l AZ Panama on d. an Inst
Admiral ThscheT would sail Cor san Franc SEQ IN abort week
from ,he date Of s report ionhng Acapulco en- Tol The hea
would 10 look out Tor Interests until relieved
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosroN May 2Au,ed steamship William Kennedy from Bait
Cm,mrsrox : c. Nay 2aAuyed, steamship Manhattan, from
New York
Wrisiseroy n c. May 2oArivei steamship William Clyde
fromN New York
New-York tribune., 1867-05-29

MEETINGS OF STEAMSHIP CoAPANIEs.-Mcefing5
of the Atlantic Mail and Of the Pacific Mail Steamship
Companies held Monday, when dividend of p
per cent the earnings declared at the foger
aud per cent at tho latter.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-29
AMERICAN wALrHAm ,WAygupo

The AMERICAN WarcHEs, manufac.
tured at Waltham, Massachusetts Arc
not only equai, but far superior to the
watches of England, Switzerland, and
France; they are also cheaper, more
accurate, less complies, more durable
and more easily kept in order than any
other watches in TIE market Thew
are provided with the bess and latest
inventions for the purposes OF reeula.
ton, adjustment, and protection ag3inst
damage from breaking Of mainsprings.
Every wstch fully warranted.
FOR SALE BY ALL FRsT.cLAss DEALERS IN THE usrrvn
STATES AND BRITISH pR0yScRs
Por further information address the agents,
ROBBINS APPLETON, No. Is2 Broadway, n. Y. and
ROBBINS APPLETON Co, No lss wa.hlastoa.t Bssn n,.
A MEXICAN WATCHES in every variety a.
IN Marafcuprs Prices specially With since
4. y. BlkNER < CO., No 10 Broals,,
- p
New-York tribune., 1867-05-29

EMGRATIoN.-Up to yesterday evening the arriy-
ais OF newcomers from the OH World dncluding the
steamship City OF Baltimore ws 7sl passengers the last
ship landed at the depO at o'clock p M numbered
1858 The last five days report runs thus; 2jd, 2slO
24th LOG 25th i,jss 2stb. 2G2i; 25t lli3-tOtal rs
above. being average OF l62 per diem. The COnns
missioncrs meet ~ 2OclOck p m.t0day.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-29

LIFE AssURANCE.--PersOns residing IN any
Of the unite States designing to in the business Of LIE IN
the largest aud
Every facility will be granted Liberal terms given
Box No. 80, SrW-York City Post.Omce
New-York tribune., 1867-05-29

EVERY DwELLING-HOUSE shOuld be protected
With r. H0INEs BuEGRAARN TELEGRAPH TO <Dl Boadway
Il. l.. RoBEKrs Architect, No l32 fTcntst
New-York tribune., 1867-05-29

The Charity Fair is the name of n neatly printed
little paper devoted to tho interests of the Catholic Far
now being held at Unon-squarc in this city.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-29
CITY ITEMS.

THE BOARD or SUPERYIsORs.-The Board held no
meeting yesterday afternoon quorum not appearing at
roll-cal and an adjournment without day was had
New-York tribune., 1867-05-29
ns,y-voRK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, MAY 29 1867.
INCOMES.

,,ycoMrs oT eco OR OVER IN TIIE EIGHTH DISTRICT
ReIow will be found list of tho income Of 5000
or over in tho Sixth, Seventh Fifteenth xeenth and
15,,o.h divisions OF tho Eighth Reyen' ae District:
New-York tribune., 1867-05-29
THE STREET DEPABTMENT.-Yesterdayt the Stree
Commissioners opened proposals and awarded contract
for the following street improvements

Regulating gElg, rufhlH Rightly ttht 'tN"n Aienhe
and Harlem River Lc contract AWARDED 10 NJ Cfoun a rljll0
Time u.re Eouthl.
same l between First end Second i The
awarded 9, D. " Petlres az 1907 On Time sr months
uutl. between Frf 1ni teu trs The coa-
tr.ri ras aatu,d Thomas Gesy t1t2 ~ Time. O. Jay.
C'iur aul .F Ning gtstconi ti between f't .n second
awarded Thomas fiorf h! 81 Tine,
DAYS
Frs.nr Teeuresenthst corner Second the
aa.sle O., Thomas Grary q $500 o' Tmr - dfs
FiI.int . between Id ami lrlr4lrlFcf thc icon.
tract ra awarded 10 Michael Gal.nu +,2g. Time On Day.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-29

NEW CUSTois REGULATIONS Yesterday the new
rules and regulations adopted by the United states Ap-
mai.ots Department Of the Customs were issued, and
came info operation in connection win the trasmisson
and storage of merchandise nt the ucwlyopemed central
i,u1t l Trinity place and GrceuvlCh-,t. They enact
that hcnCefoith a importers of the port ot NeE-l OK
viii have frro ntcsss 90 the Chief Appraiser, Mr. Ne.
Tath aud te fo Assistant Appraisers 40 g times, ana
fr clerks and brokers to the Assistants between II ana
T. o'clock ut al other times communications oy memo
lludun. spccfging met the name OF The importer; 4;
second iual aud number of packages; third, Nessel y
which imported; fourth. Invoice; hfh date, OF receipt
nf pack, Z. Ina store. SIXTH description of mcichaIdise
seventh. number 81 division 10 Which invoice Do charged
eighth. uaui. uf tie broker. No memorandum viii be
attended, To- unless Invoice s u hand three days, except in
tic case 0l pelisluible articles.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-29

IN addition hee large eargos u Black an Japan Teas the Con-
pany constantly receiving large invoices Of the quality
Teas from Moyuse districts Of China which shgaed
ness and deicacy Vi favor
Tie Company selling the atoe enc cargo Of tess de
foloyriug low prices.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-29

EXrrRpnNT WITH PEAT.-An experiment was
made yesterday 81 testing the qualities OF peat as gem
orator of steam the boiler works No. ii Waterst, be-
fore Graham. Peter Cooper and several other gem
trmen largely interested On thcmauulacturc OF use Of
steam machinery The rert used cor the OCCASION taken
fr,m the Disnal swamp and condensed, pHcei n u
supri-itutIug steam boiler with fireplace measuring
a. los % inches. With two series Of }iuch tulc each four
feet long. Ou tte sauc grade. An artificial druu was
used similar 20 that employ I'm The consumption al an
tirlcte coal except that deeper body Kept upon
tue crate steam was raised with double the rapdity
that a can De- hy tuuhu 10 required more peat by weight
than coal to cyaqortc the suc 0f water,
count of tA, strong draft which TOO powerful 20
enable the operators 20 bui the peat economically IN
examination ai-o made with peat for working steel,
which resulted satisfactorily
New-York tribune., 1867-05-29
PRICE LIST.

ooLoYG Bheh) so, go, 20, SO, 30, best 81 2 D.
MIXED Green and Black so, 60, 40 50, so, bet 81 o.
81 20 p d.
IMPERIAL Green) 5O 90, 20, so, SO, 81, 81 10, bed
81 % 10.
YOUNG HrSoN CGreen) so, 90, 20, so, 30, 81, 81 10
best 81 2j T. b
rycoLoRED JAPAN 81, 81 10. best 81 25 ? ID.
GUSPOWDBR, 81 20, best 8 80 p b.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-29
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
PORT OP Sgw-YoRK........MAy 2s
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED.
sbr CaTaeap Connolly from wTeAng cruise IN ballast to
MASTER -
schr Treasurer, Arnold Fnll River.
Sehr \ Clifford shuie Belfast Ne, 10 days. with lumber
Schr. Coral Kcut. Fal River
a. IT, f.. tff.A Naa I.rNnu
New-York tribune., 1867-05-29
COFFEES ROASTED AND GROUND DAILY.

GROUND COFFEE 2Oc 25e 5o &c. best zoe Per polod H-
te. saooos boarding keepers ud families who large quant
ties Of Coffee that article By using FCh
BREAKFAST AND DINNER COFFEE which sell at the low paoo
OF aOe per pounJ give pcr',c, satisfaction
Consumers can from Sec VI per pound by purchasing 'haf
OF
New-York tribune., 1867-05-29

AMERICAN INSTITUTE FARMERS CLUB.-The at
tendance at the meeting yesterday fu and the pro
oeedngs are interesting First best methods for pack
ing and keeping eggs considered; then were OK
hlbiied q mower sharpener; specimens of strawberry
yineH laden with fruit. from Yineland; pals made OF
paper followed by address on drying frut and lun
ber next n patent window fastener when Prof Nyce
spoke of his futpreseyng houses followed by general
DISCUSSION Next solution for preserving iruit.
with or without sugar. also for preserving meat fresh
when Prof Higgins OF Maryland delivered an address on
emigration that state; then came proper model OF
steam pow followed by discussion steam plOwlng,
very interesting and OF national importance. After this
some apples, kept by new process, were shown ana
the receipt given. An unusually large quantity OI
preserved fruit and green fruit of rst quality was dis
irbuted among the members the ladies not being forgot
to OF which the number large In conclusion some
sunac wine was passed around Full reports will appear
in TIIE WEEKLY aud SEMI-NLEkIN TRIBUNE, ana VIII
be found OF marlssd value,
New-York tribune., 1867-05-29

AccIpENrs.--At O. O'clock yesterday morning
Charles Fisher aged ic months fell from window OF the
aar,ent Of his parents located the fourth floor OF
the tenement house No. ~ Firsaye., TO the pavement
and rocey cd injuries that caused his death III "a Few
hours A Coroner notified TO hold an inquest An
inquest was yesterday held by Coroner Cover at NO S2
East Twenty secondst. the body of Thomas Bfowp,
aged three years wo fatally injured by falling from
pile Of stones which the landlord, Patrick Cassidy, ha1
neglieently piled in the yard OF the residence Oh
the ehds parents The jury rendered verdict Ia ae'
cOrdance with the facts, and censured the Hnuloru
Daniel Cusick laborer while employed yesteraay III
constructing az the corner OF SeVeiiy -nISts
and Teuth-ave was buried by the cayng III OF an en-
bankmen lie was got out. but Was Iound 70 haNo
been seriously injured He conveyed 10 lsresluehce
IN Tenth.aye, by the EPolce. Patrick sweeney,
labOrer, while employed repairing Croton pipe ~ rW
tonst College-place, was seriously injured ~ u
horse attached 10 u Ninthaye stepping upon hlh
He conveyed 10 his residence No lO9 Mott-s.
Jacob Weiser aged years, was run over 10y car NO. 90 o
the Secondaye line IN Allcn-st BroOne ST. ycser
day afternoon and had one arm and leg broken ae was
conveyed 10 the Mount Sinai Hospital, IN Twenty cSnlh-
st. by Officer Bohle OF tho Tenth Precinct a O'Clock
p ~, yesterday u sailboat containing MI EasH
New-York tribune., 1867-05-29
TEE GREAT iMERICAN TEA COMPANY

put these TBAS the hands Of the with BIT w
proan aehevnent in commercial enterprise seldom, ever brs
attained These TEAS Acknowledged both here and Jsp
being the fines, cargo imported from that country