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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-02-21
STATEME ENT
OF THE
Underwriters Agency
Aggregate Assets, SO, ,169, ,207.78

Statement of the condition of the Ger
mania Fire Insurance Company, of the
city of New York, on the 31st day of De-
cember. 1866, in conformity with the laws
of the State Of Ohio.
CAPITAL.
Cash capital and surplus, $40 ,4S2 -43
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-02-21
NVHE CITIZENS OF UPPER SAN
DUsKY have concluded that
MOSES WAGNER

shall not leave town, as they desire him to SUP
ply them with First Glass Family Groceries, at
PRICES TO SUIT THEM. He has again
fortified" himself at his old headquarters, ia
No. L elton Corner.
in partnership with
The New York herald., 1867-02-28

QIfn IAa
rIaE DEPARTMENT BALL.
Tickets he procured ~ the o-s or of az. msnser
y " 4 GODFREY GuNTuEs, prcsioegi. sos Boaawsy
a. J. Dstsrorn, Treasaler, s,is w>li steel.
IrIREuEN's BsIL-oPgNiss SiGuT--ACApENy
An i1nressson appears prevail tha the of The
old vu,ecr TIRE Department on the puzzle have died out
il srsr pubic rightly ynys sapd t1sjr pas
port Of the trustees the iand made Coz tie year ending
W. have on the pension s a. the present nmc arsrr
number Of widows than IT previous lime numbering
fSSS A. % source u rciis ia Their time need and
nS,ra hsro some Of our widow a,s aged Two died 10
received aid FROM ihs fund long o. year, and
lief receivsd from his fund hss been Of great as.nc
ns yn' ws ays @ s :. ass G
them There have hem widows added 10 the
pension during The four years any previous
period O same lensh q tine srss nn1sr n M msss .s,e % y
their country during the war Just closed We have also
many old and disabled Gremea whom also relief IL
tended and ere proepecs Of the Demands Tor sei
and assistance being much dm'nshed for some years 70
sncs this. report yas made Jaeuag !, fifteen widows
been added 70 the pension hsS These peosonsr. s,
coal each during The winter This the miniTnn amount
given. II sknrss want osernkc them the Donation
Scsrmistse give thsm weekly monthly allowance which
nnch gss.sr Man ,he pension As % pssss sS &
c;s Ss cssSs for ss q sb The receipts IRON Ss ban sss
year were @ We have no tear that the sum 70 oe de-
ved this year from the ball viii be at All diminished when
generous pnbic understand the posil2n ws su occupy
President Of Board OF Trustees
The New York herald., 1867-02-28
~ New York, Feb. 10 lsi7 -.~ "
-. r-7- ffiNryF FTEru nrvInrxp

Notice hereby given that the Board or Directors
this day declared dividend Of three 3 Of the
net earnnss o. the quarter ending January 81 1857 payable
~ tbe ONCE " the company Friday. March 1.
The transfer hooks WIN he closed Thursday February
a. +. ~. and seopened Monday March A. al 10 A. NJ
By order Of the Board of Directors
THEODORE r. JOHNSON. Sectetarv
The New York herald., 1867-02-28

rNE GARuO,a DANCING ACADEMY, q FIFTH
ss1on ~ psps fasSsss AND v,iSsss WsSsSasSs ssd
nsauv1Aya
The New York herald., 1867-02-28

'17.7
DODwORTBs DANCING ACADEMY,
"A. NO. 212 FfFTH AVENUE.
FOR terms, Ac, send Tor circular.
The New York herald., 1867-02-28

THE MEMBERS OF CORINTHIAN CHAPTER, NO
il JR r. A. M are hereby summo9ed q sitsud tne Ieg.
oovocaon held evening, ~ o'clock, 70 revse
1hs Evlaws IN accordshos With the motion offered q last
eoDvecation. Bv order Of j. n. 1AhDNSH, "a. -
~ n. Arr0ppx Jf., Secretary.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-07-17
FARMING lNTELIiGEh CE.
Crop Prosp scts.

Never before IN the history Of this
country have the crops given sHch
promises Of yleury. Tie liav crop,
one II the most valuable. Is aow i,e-
v0nd reach Of any ordinary ca.an-
jrv. and the Weld vii be urPrece-
tented. OR CITY readers can hard
IL understand ria1 an Immense
Gain this i - tie country. During
tie las season the farmers IN many
rtlra! distr.c-- say the bottom Of
their ila-rlIJE7 flcfhs fri time in
a score - years. and SO = 80 per
ton were often paid I'D rae vc.S
heart Of azrics. lsr.tl districts. sr.Eel.y
devoted t. gra5s c,al5sre,- TIE crop
Of So va, PIT down It'd IT, ceil-as
at little over I9.0ua.099: TiI8s Of
1866. by the Agricultural Bureau,
n PITS 21 tons. vaI1cd 1t S3I1.-
SCI. S31 bat tie Ticla. u 1857 i
likely to he over 3o,00a,oo) tons, q
gain whose importance clq hardly
be over estimated. = -
The wheat crop d the I-nifel
State fJr 1866 Is gwen - fac
Bureau a+ t51.9at.5 - bushels. valu-
eli at S533 1854 The Weld
this season Is still jet l. more
contingencies than tic hay crop:
but the testimony from all sections
is more uniyef-aily cheering and
favorable to the. largest estimates
than oyer before I'm osir experience.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-07-17

Send FOR Illustrated Price List Of Instruments and
CataIozue of E-r Aiusc.
address oelers- q. J. WILLARD,
NhD4ssae Piano Forte and Music Dealer, 81 Broad
way, %ew 1rk. at
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-07-17
To Threshers & Farmers !

To Threshers & Farmers!
IT'S fQr the interest Of you who bay aql en- g
& SHEPARD VIBRATOR has teen fu--y tested
for the past three yetEs, and Is fst vIsEseus all
toe od s;ye 2IaElI@= The zurltar n de E.s been
are ie-1g fz ~ tiIs Te- a.. All Who f71rar-
italy investigate IL merits c9c~le it Superiority
BECAUSE
L has neither Can-as, 8saters, Picks-s, nor
Riddles, AM enaot ee c--5sa Up II either vi q
It has net half, as many Belts, Pullsys,
B'x-s Journals, wheels ami piiion. o. TIE Grain
Belt TacLiIt and hence ruB- much easier and costs
much les ~ keep in repair
The Sieve IS SO long and wide end so ar
ranged that II requires pCkin,'' clogs
20 - bI,.r. over am. viii run fyr hours ami dsvs
wishout trouble.
e77e 81 tI,ss.ii3 |itG6at Sf.5 ans 1t q fi.
and taalng OCT all the foul STUFF
I makes 10 "lits-ings or scatterings,"
Tins fgu- u .er work t3an any other and avoiding
The a5si unpleasant work connected With thEc-Aiug.
There is 70 sog-gaar:ng except one wheel
VII a a s oa @h tf d f 954 ms e
nearly or gate enough pay the threshing bills.
In Timothy Seed it is decidedly advanta-
S-tnng, and requiI change Of Shoe for any Kind
Of grain or seeds.
IN Flax SEED it has no Beaters, Picke-s or
SAaiEs, 10 WIND ana bother as IL al otLeE ma
chimes
Many Farmers say they would rather en-
p-0y NICHOLS & SEEPARD'S VIBRATOR u
I.i prices than any tsl=r t-gt7-rE for a1ht19. and
they generally command Q cent extra per Luslel.
It's great ease Of draft is because there IS
les titl one BAT - -1acl sli.l1, boxing betting
aud gearing 70 other machines, and no grain bait
o.. Ea4dI4s at al. THIS fact speaks Er itself.
lie Nichols &: shepard's HORSE POWER bas
n ,usl Tor durability AID ease Of draft i j. adapted
az other machines. Parties who have ~Flayed out7
powers u other kinds invited 10 buy and try ti=
and the dsfsTeucs It j. sold separately, and
speeIeI7 10 take the place Of any other
The Vibrator stands on its own merits It
asks 70 favor but an IN partial trial. Cali On
Agents or writ 70 tho Manufacturers for Cir
cUIaT, giving a full description, together with
numerous Certificates
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-07-17
Vegetable SieiIian Hair Remover

Hes stood tAe test Of seren gears
trial 6ay fse psT5tic; aud no 1,Fepa-
a.t5io7t for q, F,c,f7' net eyiscoUeled
UiH procure TIE same 6eaefcjoE
results. II is q 7IctC scientific dis
cGUery, combining the most poaCe7'-
fuJ and restorative agents IN the
VEGETABLE KINGDOM. 1t restores
CRAY HAIR TOTS ORIGINAL YOUTH
Full COLOR. 1t makes the scalp
9chitc and clean: cures ddndruT
and HIItofs. and falling out of the
hair; ana fCiH make IL grotU upon
6Gid heads, G.rceIf i'm Very aged
persons. as at furnishes the 3lut3i-
t5''c principle OY Which the hair
IS IlO3trfshed and supported. 1t
makes the hair moist. soft. and
9iossg. and Is unsurpassed as II
HAIR DRESSING. IT is the cheapest
preparation erel' offered to the
l1aj{ic. as one bottle 7cjU accom-
2,kiSd more and last longer than
three bottles Of any other prepare
ton.
IT IS recommended and used 6y
the First Medical Authority.
The 3cOHde9T'Ut results produced
by oar !Sjcifidft Hair Renescef'
hare induced many 10 n3o1UJuc-
fUTe preparations for the Hair,
U31Ge5. CGgtoIIs names aud ilJ
order to induce tHe trade and Tie
public 10 purchase their COM
pounds. they hare TcsOFtegJ to false
hoods, bU claiming they gce3e
ToFH1el' partners, or had some con-
g3ecti0H with oar III. IEgH. aud
their preparation 3r0S similar 10
ours. DO rot be C}ecciUeCi 6Y them!
Purchase the original &c has
HeCeI been egf0Ued. our TFeTtjSe
GA the Hair. U'ifL certificates. SEND
free bB MAI. See that each bottle
he's oar pirate RcrenUe Stamp
oCe3 tAetop o. the Jotye. an 9TH
cF'& ere limitations.
IS. P. Hall s Co., Props, Nashua, NJ. Fl.
SID 81 IN I7r--4ts1S 1s.tlE Dealers IN Kertfcile
C. A. COOK, CHICAGO, Ill.
Agent Tor Tie North-E ~ estern states
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-07-17
MOI ATS LIFE PILLS
AND PHOENIX BITTERS.

The Most Successful Medicines
in the World.
Established in 1885 BY one Of
our most Eminent Physicians,
and now used throughout North
and South America, with more
pleasing results than any other
Medicine in cases Of diseased
Liver, Blood or Skin. Indiges-
ton, COstiyeness, Bilious COM
plants, Rheumatism and Fever
and 4gue.
Thousands of certificates are
in our possession, giving detail
ed accounts Of perfect CURES
effected by these invaluable
Medicines. They regulate the
SYSTEM and put all the func-
lions Of the body III a healthy
condition.
Sold by al Druggists White K Rowland, Propri-
etoz, Saccessors 70 Dr-John AIofat and DR.. ". 3.
Nofat, IS Liberty Street, Sew York.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-03-19

and he sed he had layd awake all rite, thnkla
that the peepla couldn't take the 9th n heartfelt
attachment, &C.. advised him n1 TO distress
hSself, for the thing wasent over, aud soon
found | was rite, for | see theyve changed the
9TH But / don't regard the finally as YET
come. It may be, and it mout not be. If it
is, then we've got ii, and il it aint, It's DO more
use 30 iry and guess what it will be then it
would De to spekelatc what kind OF Wcther
weel have III April or who will be the next
Mare OF A|e1andry. An as for me, IN The
lsngwige oi patric Henry, slitclg at2red to
suit the sc!censtantse$, give me p'o~-handle,
OF give me grubbin no, and I'll do hecp
more good among the broom sage and sasSalra1
bushes, than could in the Legs!aiur, or even
in ConsrisS.
have writ this letter for the benefit Of liiy
own people If you would like to hear irom
me On some other topks, [ will rite agin,
and giv you some refecshus on some OF your
Alexaniry selebrilies, as seen from a form pint
of view which, | think, you'll find interestln.
I know pull or two on some OF EN-, which
has never been in print, and which it shows
them up in manner that would he edytyln 10
all. AT present | must conclude. l rename
yours, MckAl hONEh,
A. c.. S.. G. S. A.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-03-19

The parties interested in the above decree are
hereby notified that will take the accounts
therein ordered on the 4th day Of April next
ut the Office Of Thomas Moore, ut Fairfax G. Il.
NH 4-law4w O. W. HI NIT. Snl Com.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-03-19

COMM RS. OFFICE, Feb, Is 1867.
Notice is hereby given 10 the parties interest,"
ed in the decree, Of which the foregoing is an
abstract, that have fixed upon TIL RSDAl,
the 18th day Of March, 1861 at my office in the
JOHN WEST,
MastarIin Chancnry OF The
III; 23-law4w County Court Of AleXa. co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-03-19
RT TOTICEI MOTT c f
n O = ! G ELL

TAi " J. L ~ u ~ W L \ - -
u NOTICE!!!
The subscriber takes this opportunity Of IN
forming his friends that he has removed hrs
Drug Store from 224 King street to 22o, 2 doors
east The premises to which he has removed
arc much M ore convenient, and he vii! be able
10 keep burger assortment OF
DRUGS, CHEMICALS,
PATENT MEDICINES,
perfumery, Spices, Paints, Oils, Garden Seeds,
&C. &c. He also takes this opportunity of sta
ting that he has reduced the price OF al kind of
goods at beth No. 80 and go, King street, to
meet the present strngency Of the times, and
hopes by putting his goods down to the. lowest
rates at which they can be sold, TO merit lib
eral share Of the public patronage rs heretofore.
Don't forget the number, 22O snd 50, King st.
feb 10 HENRY COOK.
GAGE.--Jnst received large supply Of Fresh
- Sage, in bulk also Thyme, Summer Sa
vory and Sweet Marjoran.
dec g. .lANNFY & co.
r5I o 3 a c G O.
l. Bakers "People's Luxury" and othsr
brands choice Tohscco received and for sale by
NH l. ]. G. MlLBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-03-19

NOW IS YOUR CHANCE to purchase
~ the land on which Camp Distribute no"
stands, near Alexandria, Va. The whole tract
coatain. ll3 acres, more pr less. There is
large number Of buildings on the place, belong
ing to the Government, VIII ich will soon De sod.
For terms, &c, apply to JOHN NALkEk
DurLirL; p O. Calvert CO. Md. tc i1-.?w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-03-19
ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE
TERMS OF ADVERTISING .

TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
s7uare OF eight lines dollar, for the first insertion
g 1wrnty.fve fur each subsequent QUE hibefa!
ana al.n: IN made with yearly advertisers :,
Notices and Obituaries exceeding five lines, will
~ charged for. c.., ,,,., ,; -, o,o
sAl communications OF personal cn'"c'eE WI" pe
>, far at advertisement rates
81 10 Mommunicatons must be accompanied by the ri
M authors aud eced communications cannotre returned
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-03-19
COURT t1OTIC E 8.

VIRGINIA: AT rules held in the Clerk S
Office Of the Circuit Court OF Prince Will
liam county, on the Ala day ot1March. 1867,
William Earnest, plaintiff, V. Clara Nc air
and her husband name unknown stephen
McNair, Fred. McNair Henry McA air kObt.
McNair Dolph McNnir and Francis j. Cam
non, late Sheriff Of Prince William county,
COMMITTEES Administrator Of John Nc : air de-
ceased, defendants: In chancery:
The object Of this bill is to have the mortgage
executed by John McNair, in his lifetime, 70
the plaintiff, conveying Certain lands, situated
in Prince William county, va, to secure q
note or bond of $1,000, payable on the l5t of
December, 1860, with interest from date, fore
closed; said bonds subjected to safe, and tha
proceeds applied in discharge Of sNid note or
bond.
The defendants Clara McNair ana her hus-
band name unknown; Stephen McMnic, Fred.
McNnir Henry McN.ir, Kobt. McNni7 and
Dolph McNnir not having appeared and
given security according 10 the act OF Assembly
and the rules OF this Court, aud itappcaring ty
affidavit thatthcy are non residents of this State
it is ordered thntt the said defendants appear here
within one month after due publication oi this
order, and do what is necessary TO protect their
interest in this suit; and that II copy Of thi: or
der be forthwith inserted in the Alcxandr. GA
zette. q newspaper published in the city Of Alex
urdria, once week for four successive weeks,
and posted 1T the front door Of the Court ilou-"
of this county. / copy, testo:--
JOHN CAMPER, Clerk.
G, y 10 v1N,
New-York tribune., 1867-04-09
POLITICAL.
NEY.YORK


THIRTEENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT
An adjourned meeting of the Republicans Oh Ino
xIrh Assembly District was held last evening The fol-
lowing ticket being elected
,,,c,,es m s,gcuss iion-Charles 3. Spencer
Alexander Mcleod, Isaac Dayton For AiteTnstss- Aite,
Hooper G. Van Worst George MGhay Sosgs NJ Mitchell
WIN Alexander VIM H. Ball Ben aJDi B ,mss pHn,si'9 A9
dersOn, Richard Iappin, william Orton
wEsTCHEsTER COUNTY.
B TRIBUNE
WHITE PLAINS. n. y. April s-fhe following
Republican delegates were elected at the Convention OF
the Id Assembly District OF westchester County;
Delegaies 10 NE state Conrention-A. l.. Smith, T. j.
Iiernacs-J SANFORD Fleming, Edward Phelps, Benja-
DclcgofeS 10 The Senatorial ConreuiOpDr. Charles j.
Nordquis Benson Ferris, Jr John SwinDurhe DyheH'n
Odell, John S. Bates, John Swnburne.
YoNKERs April 8-The following delegates were APP
pointed at the Republican Convention for the Is District
Of stchester County held at Morrisana on Saturday
April G:
Delegates 10 Syrucuse-D b. Frsbee of Morrsania, James
NJ. RoltOn. West Farms; B. Richardson, lonkerS;
AHouates-Ernest Hail. Morrisana; DR.. n. r. Freeman
West Farms; u. Il. Joyce, Ionkers ,,. ri,
Deegates 10 Senatorial hilu y. a.
Henry, H. B. Archer Charles Bathgate and william Mac
AHeSaies-M g. Arrow, Thomas Greanor VIM r. Law
renee. John Bolton, and Thomas N; Thompsohli l, ,o
MEiE'T N = ROWE HnLl Secretaries f. A. ''' '''' '''
GOSHEN n V April 6, 1S67-The Republican Con-
venon for the lid Assembly District of Orange County
was held today at this place and Gen Charles H. Van
Wyck George A. Dennston and Moses ID. SYers elected
Delegates to the Syracuse Convention.
DUTCHEss COUNTY.
POUGHKEEPsIE n. Y, April 9, 1SG7-The Republi
cans Of the Ist Assembly District of Duchess County met
today and appointed VIM F. Mcintyre OF Stanford Obed
Wing of Dover. and Augustus A. Brush OF East fIshh
Delegates 10 the Syracuse Convention
QUEENS COUNTY
The Republican Convention Of tho lst Assembly
District met at Rosyn Oh Saturday April O. Inc iono"
ing gentlemen were chosen Delegates 10 the Syracuse
Convention: oyster Bdy-The Hon. WIN. T. Mco unn
North Hempstcad-Bonj. ID. Hicks; Flushng-ffeoeileh
A. Potts -
ADDITIONAL DELEGATES.
Most of the counties appointed their delegates on
Saturday We have not therefore, full list, and VIII
not have before the Convention meets. We present the
following additional list Of delegates
AIbany-First Distrct-John NJ Harris, Albertus
Ci,ntoa.@George L. Clark, s. p. Bowen NJ. Chamber
Ttonklin-The Hon James ". Kimball, W. Brennan
Plumb
Onsida.-First District-John 5. Peckham. c. T. Baker
OrLcaus--johp RYAN Daniel O. Cole, Charles James.
Seaeca-O. X. Latham John T.. Seeley, John H. avery
RenSsciaer.-Third District-J. Thomas DAVIS Castle
W. Hcrrck Burt0n 4. Thomas. 49,, , ,,, -
10 Senatorial OnrenfiOH.-Denns Lewis, GilDert morn
Albert X Fox John W. Nandenburg, Barent l. Van
Heusen.
DELEGATES TO ALBANY. -
Troy n v April S.--Ihe Hon Thomas IL. carroll
and Thomas McMauus Of this District ana Mn ~ iaW
we've to-day elected Delegates TO the Democratic STATE
Convention.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-09
TIE BANKRUPT Law.
RECONNENptTIoN ANp NOMINATION. Of REGISTERS
IN BASKEUPTCY.

RKCONMESptTIoN ANp NOMINATION OF REGISTERS
IN BANKRUPTCY.
TsLEeRATE TRIBUNE
WASHINGTON. April S.-By direction of the Chief
Justice the following statement is published for i'll
formations
FIRST Under the ,ct of Congress the powerof appoint
ing Registers IN Bankruptcy vested IN the DlstIct
1onrts Of the United states the Supreme Counts of the
territories ana the supreme Court of the District OF
Columbia but no person can be appointed who Is not
second. The dufv Of recommending and nominating
o the District Courts and other Courts mentioned in the
jcfITsticr Of The United states ana Congress having
now adjourned without acting upon the Dill mtroducc
into the Senate repeal this provision hc VIII proceed
TO carry it into effect. -
Tfrd To insure Far as practicable the selection OF
iii men for Registers the ChefJnstice will require, ~ ~
every case where his recommendation and nomnAon Is
desired first certificate from the Clerk OF Jugc u 'e
proper district or territorial court OF W S"rp that
Court Of Record under seal OF the court @ tne'
the gentleman named therein sa a - VUgn 'phn,
selor OF said Court; and secondly statement III Wnat @
District or TeGgt9c{ m me and for
what Judicial Distre, The recommendaton and noInna
tion is desired and thirdly letters from business ana
have the confidence of their fellow citizens each of which
letters must vOuch distinctly and fully for the gentleman
and ahiity second IN respect to his personal integrity;
third. in respect to hts general business capacity
sened in Congress similar letters if they can be had are
desired from The Representative OF the District ana rom
the Senators Of the state OF, in the case OF Itrlto
TiaS: 40 memorials and petitions or recommendations,
signed by others than the writor are required. .
SiTh All letters. upon which any reeomlenuiliou nhu
nomination may made. will be filed by the Chiel jus
ce i'm the Office the Clerk Of the Supreme Court Of the
United states. ,- ,,o,
ScrcHH. Nominations and recommendations iof"HruSu
upon testimony furnished as above required VIII DE uaue
AS carly As practicable after tho shall have been
ecec1 IL more than one gentleman in any District or
TERRITORY is thus commended 20 him. the ChieiJusilce
will eNercise 40 his discretion in making the selection
EighH: Only person Will be reconmehdCu am, hilu
nominated i'm any one Congressional district except frst
i'm The coc that The court having the appointing power
shall decline 80 appoint the persons hrst reconnelueo
and nonnatcd on second in the case that Hlter le c
shall have cone fully into operation, the appointing court
shall certify tOthe ChcfJustico that the business OF e
district cannot I've properly done by one register OF
third in some cases whore COngress0na dlslct may
be partly IN one Judicial district and partly In aothei
Clerk Of the supreme Court OF the umted states
WGSbi,gfOn CiLy. April 5, 1861.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-09
MASONIC.

I'M MAsoNs AND THE PARIS EXPOSITION
The following circular has been issued Dy INC
Master Masons OF the Grand ORIENT dc france
GRAND Orient DR FRANCE, SUPREME COUNCIL
fVN IAA'N ~ PARIS March J. 1867. J.
a. n 70. A1,oo,i. po,,eys ne Lodges PLACED under
their direction, and The Lodges c0TTesp0H1"V wv" WV
Grdnd orient de Frdnee. -. -. p,rancn
Will this year celebrate the Summer s0lsllce Dy
and D banquet take place on the l6th OF Juno t
A. that time the Master MasOns, representative
eli the lodges corresponding with the Grand OIlch
France, will bold General Assembly ID IaIy ~, 90 t
txpeced that the international Exhibition VIII DilnB W
that city from a quarters Of the globe. large huJL
oi FfeenasOns. The Grand Orient OF France ses m '
excsutiOnal circumstance a favorable opportunity OI
srenghenng tie ties which mite the scattered members
tho Masonic family and ID thinks that a0nghde OF tno
festival Of industry would be well 20 celebrate at O tne
broharhOod ~ therefore invites Freemasohs Oh eIV{
Oriei cooperate with 20 giving 70 TINS iesllFi .i
yt..t cfi.t.I. Such meeting " mcn To.l q, pAi y.
OF ths world speaking diifCreAt languages OF dlIoIo
Auyfs aud Sgst0ls. but animated Win tAe SANG Asb
New-York tribune., 1867-04-09
CITY GOVERNMENI.
BOARD or ALDERMEN.

BOARD OF ALDEKWLN.
The Board met ut o'clock Yesterday afternoon
pursuant adjournment President Shannon In the chair
The Board concurred resolution OF the Councilmen
authorizing Gov Fenton 10 select artist 10 paint his
portrait for the City OF York. provided that the city
expenses shall not be increased thereby.
Mayor Hoffman sent In communication to the effect
that he ordinance making provision for blind persons
was so irregular and ndistmc In its character that IL
cannot DC carried into practical effect ordered on file
The Board OF Health sent in communication incoslng
one from the Cf6tOn Aqueduct Board recng that the
condition OF the pavement between the tracks o the Belt
Railroad In Fiity-nnth and other streets can only be
fTme3ed by he passage of an ordinance by the Common
Council as at present Is clause IN the charter or
the company requiring them 10 keep the pavement IN
repalr Referred To the Committee on Law.
4 number OF resolutions presented In favor OF
having with the Nicholson IaNencht anu
they all laid over. ,,.. ,,.t,..s ,ho
After going through quantity OF routine business the
Board adjourned 10 Monday next