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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-24

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husband witnessed hef dsatb ffom
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-24

itosfes. Maq ~ The Liquor I'll
aanss Law bill refa,ted iN mtiptitq
pi tho Committee Of The Legislature.
after neatlf three iaY's debate, was
defeated ii the iteusa this aitafnoon,
hf vote et iui against "a,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-24

WAanisuraA, MAY ait it-Tha r,eai
dsat called HE Cabinet 10 estraer
dihafy sessiaa tasdaY. "a consider the
aisitaaehising aud ethet clauses af
The reconstruction act
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-24

Hasras, Mar III Captain Henry
French af the navy died 30 day,
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Geeturss ano fsIsetiuss.
pASSENC Fps SAIIEn

FOR LIVERPOOL Feb 9u steamship CITY Idii
Reynolds Mrs Geo Stoke Henry spears Foyd Repe Pred II
Williams Lafayette, Mr. aud Mrs BOYD Pr p Barnard sad
wife Mrs Gorng Capt j. H. Strong IT, a wm. 2. Powers A.
Lambert Bsnne"sne az sos, NJ Cooke Thomas pees.. ~
an e, siH Fs,i = g. DLsi15ss = rA1ss' s.k
Rec Ryan Hamilton Robert 5fgtice, Thomas Bigger ~ 81.
Miss Emma Bsler and s Mar Biler Thomas Parker VI *
Jackson Philip TTaine " Mckee Bins Mr. Oyels @. Pr.ngs
besa Miss Margaret hKe Miss AIN Jane McKie H. G. Morris M
iner Jbo Wsgh ard wife Ns Ahs Robinson All Whsheo
heaue Jos Bremen, VIM H. Ferris and servant Dir 3sif
FOotman Mr. OOkshnk. John hopkins Geo GaOa Jno Bos4
T. O. Coleman kyang Coleman Col Douglass Jno heCeune sa
FOR HAVANA, Feb 9Ini steamship CoumbaMra lie toaats
hntaig, Mr. and Mira Geo W. Carlton Leaihoa4
child and rvanaMss Emma StOne aud M
Mrs W LOber child and servant Miss Morga Bersio
DO E,Pag, Mr. and Mrs G. lawrey, J. sonoybs fiue>
ThO StOlesbury A. Lindsay A. A. Jones' A. C. Martha H.
Lalez Mrs r Stonterss M and Mrs Miguel BuTO Ms Suho ys'
SouSal Digby Mrs j. Cummings, Mn W. H. Plat Mn
Geo Evans, Mhand Mira j. 81 SsviOn Manuel Toledo Lnrtans
A aud Mrs G. kembe IT, J. A. sherman. r. Smene N ndS 4n
A. FoFstnan L. De aoue d. b. RerahAw, Mr. nd Nrs ~ ..
Fono Antonio AoalO, h Anosa Miss Sauleut hr b. A. Had.
bard A. BasRBcuL
FOR LIVERPOOL AND GLASGOW Feb 9Tn steamship CaeAo.
niLMs Chss Jacksoa,W Bmon Ars kgnoni Miss Logiaa 20
Master Isado Egm0ut Miss Gertrude ksmoa Master Albert k
H. Law Frank DAue g. March. H. heteaf. yok4
Godfrey T. Raiteanr. Timothy Cunningham nuS
T. p RcharSon. M Richardson John MeMuie M1
Martin Har AndeeH ncCann John Robertson. Rch1fR
Marshall, Jas Lindsay, aud others In the seenge.
POR SAYANNAHIn steamship JaosniO Feb 9H sad 1fs
J. Perry j d. B. Mescsh W. H. stevens Miss ls Possn Miss y
Dayenson Carrie PersOn William g. Harrison, Isaac p Bs4si
Mts A. Soln Alfred D. Hathaway Walter LOmOoe Welngss
Welsh Harry Munger jacob Leawsh h ~ Long sBi ehss
Hawkins, W. H. MSpes AdaPh Engsas, Miss Lizzie Wagner Wa
Merritt TetDB Henry Patterson, james CsuiageA.
IieDfy GRAY, {. A Hathaway j. O. AddisOB-R
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and NEw-HAyEN RAILROAD.
ir6a wIHrRR ARRANGENHST lss7
COMMfNCfNe DLC. 10 lea
Paussr,r Station Nev Yot Gomez Tssz'J srsst Isi Toua
ave. EltIsace on TaeniT-sersuihst
TRAfvs NV Nv 0nK.

TRAINS LpAvs NEwYORE,
For Iisvsu 200 800 tEEl lLJJ l2la OI 1p iEtl
For Bridgeport. LOO Io (Eil 40 n i2l5 GrJ. zoo Elj
For ,nior sn4 si'stSr 90 iiso A. u.. A. so p M :
FoI Faileh SoutArou AL WeIoi, 100, I'D D." 1b, up
For yorv,n 200 200 OH 900 no. 1915 Ri 100 CEit
For Dai.s 200 900 li3l, e.. as 10 sop
Pof Greenwich, 100 300 1873 u AS li3, 90 ID GO 2 n
Tor stamford 400 trl 400 lid 2i kTl All 1oi
(FrJ ass. al 800, D. -. 900 iEfl. p o.
Fot Chester and intermediate uso1r s Fr l9 a. NJ 4t
3 IS, 80, 80, % 1.cl p.
Por Boston Springfield roo tLfl, 800 tE1l 9ol M
yor Boston ,la shore Line 1915 Ok eoD p. "a.
Tor Hartford AMI Springfield 600 On tls 100 Prl, 400
For couneecu River Railroad IT, CEr llisp. Mon
For Hartford P.o,dsrc, FbE Railroad 800 t ~ i!i5
N. ,, . 90, u
r. 10, 800 800 p. IN
POI anal Railroad l215 p. NJ - Northampton.
Ilol.atolac Railroad. Zoo % u
For Eaugatuck Railroad, 500 g. 300 Z
D1n ant EorgaL Rar0ld, zoo 400 m., SD
Commoil0us Sleeping Cars ATTACKED 10 900 % trsu
JANIS H. HOYT, Suft
NEW-JERSEY RAILRQAD.-Trains leave
~ foot Cousudit. for PHftpptriA, a and 10 a. NJ, J. TO-
and T. for BALrnOHE and NAsHiSGioH 81 ana iva NJ
p. n, al y midnight
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-
j. W. ALLEN hh
J. W BROWN, Assessment

DUBLIC NOTICE il hereby given that on
the litA ofFebga 1867 shall proceed 70 daw Ia
tbe following Counts be held and for tho City ahd County o"'"
York on ith Gay Of March 1901 c-,fr..t, ,,,t,
Two panels ofIOi petit jurors each fora Court Of Common i'''
I've Paaes Of Oi ps ior eae Tor superior Court P' 'Ai
..--, din.
psuel Of u gaui jurors i5r ONT q G'net7I ion'
NV0''"'" F'" '''" va. I. CQEh4B, Cis'h
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MONDAY, FEBRUARY III, 1857.
AmnSements.

Amnsements.
WINTER GARDEN. AT u.
In the role Of
in shaEespearc's PLAY Of
,.,--,-.,.-, TIKI MERCHANT OF VENICE,
BOOTH GRAND RRyIvALsI
IL y, cast Mines Mea9a sehee Cushing Morton M,s pShld
Dgen, Andrews. Davdge Burroughs, &C.
san s The Place. Mt ''5' F fsfS5 the s Sa $
Charles w Withsm. Hall Portals House Garden in
Boz Office open p m when seats may be secured
sPGcI,INI Stuart dss. impress esDsaly those coming
fort Of securing seats m advsnee.
ITALIAN OPERA.-FRENCH THEATER.
Il SEASON OF TWELVE NIGHTS AND FOUR MATINEEs,
L. Director,
THIS RyENIHG-FfRsT OPERA NIGHT:
'''''0P'l 4 IL R TR%%T1f i'1i'''''' "
OF sIGEQRA eIUDrrTA ALTTBRT
sguOr IRFRB: Alfredo
Sns Ii: 6rs spesiaace in OPERA
The Chorus and Orchestra will be under the personal Management, and
WEDNESDAY, Feb Is-sECoSD OPERA NIGHT.
SATURDAY-GRlED MATINEE -
Admission So Dreis Circle ('seured ssat' 81 sO Pa'1us s2
Tickets can be had at Beer sehrmers 7ol Brosd.aZ
Seymour Co.'S Nos and II Easa and at tine French TheateI
CTETNWAY HALL. OPERATE NIGHT.
E sdsa5S! 5n s 1s . 10 isS cps.
With Tie following eminent Artists:
Madame PAREPA
Mr. s. B. MILLS,
Mr. CARL ROSA.
Mr. g. w, COLBY
Dir. THO THOMAS and
y FULL ORCHESTRA
1.aI TICKETS 0NE DOLLAR.
,,R;eui ssa 80 dnt extra As sale Of Which viii commence on
h0hday morning. -. - 49,.
A CADEMY OF MUSIC, BROOKLYN.
"a TENTH MONDAY POPULAR CONCERT
MqSDAY, Feb H. AT O'CLOCK o.,
l. F. WALLACE NIGHT, '''''' Dn''''1
when the entire prog given With mncucce At Senway Hall
WEDNESDAY evening I've repeated BY the following artists;
NINE PGRBPA,
Mr.. s. y MILLS, Mr.. CARL ROSA.
Mr.. &. ". COLBY, Mr.. THO THOMAS
AND FULL ORCHESTRA.
Tickets for sale ct the Academy 81 llq4el BIooElyn
SEYERlNI & PEASEs
~ NEW SUBSCRIPTION SERIES OF
FIVE MORNING CONCERTS
u tho following dates at oc,ck precisely:
MONDAYS, Peb u, 49, p, MARCH Z, H.
First Concert THIS AFTERNOON, When
bfers. SEIERINI and PHASE viii he assisted b. the admired
Contao Miss NETTIk STERLING, and MI g. W. COLBY Pianist
Suhscrpton Tickets whole sale Snways
price 80 Single tickets ~ each For otenwsy aud a,
Beer & Schimer's No. 7ol broadway
THEATRE FRANCAIS-West Fourteenth-st.,
4 SirtlraVe
THURSDAY. Feb. "a, ats ,.
FIRST rcspp,arance OF Mme. LARMkT.
US DUEL SOUS RICiiRLIBU Drama in three acts
IN MARI BRJLE Vaudeville, act.
Ticket OmsBeer and ShePs No 70l Broadway; MfeOy and
Heu Nos l2 and ia BroadgA aud at The Theatre Fanca -Four
i~euhHH-
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Giaiionern anb 1antp GOODS.

SOMETHING NEW-DAYS INDIA RUBBER
- PROPELLISG PENCIL with ndchl5 led IN place fink yey
valuable cefgneE lawyers express men, entry clerks shppeD
au al persons sh0 10 write permanently with pencil instead OF
Pics 81 90 Of leads Ly mail receipt Of TIE
price. J. T. SNOW, No. a. lAbety.st., N 4
n B.-A chance Tor sgenis
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CORPORATION NoIirts.

CORPORATION NOTICE-Public Notice is
~ given the ovaer occaPsHi occupants OF M
Houses and Lots improved unmpovei Hands Affected thereby ihn
following have been completed Fl hOeoi n e
OMce Of Assessors for examination By ell persons Interested
Fr-For regulating grsng setting curb gutter Aui fagsHg
ridevulks u bet InA aui Aal.souAvea
SecondF0r regulating gadn settling cu'1 an he ana Esh
srs. IN one huudre shcrnths bet Thn and Folrhsr"
Ihid-Eor regulating grading setting curb nd gie aud haggnG
sidewalks Orrhlndf 0-enths' bet ID n and ourihs'
Poub-Ior paving with coleOue pavement heYenh4ve ifo@
Fourteenth t0 THe1ir-urth.st
FInh-For aagsag sidewalks arosnd Stuyvegni square.
sIt-For paving BeeckeTst from BoWc TO broadway with trap
blocks a.,
bots eound vacant Lo pee aud parcels Of Lsnd
FT-oih sides Of seveut,evuls from Fnh 10 Madisot
he block either iiih aHd Mndsor.t'e
Second-Ioth sde Of herufhti let Ihii ann
Pouve sad the extent O hall the BLOCH esther wHy On thru ana
Tir-Bo sides Of On. iogiie.nhst, b. Third md
Fouhves extent OF hall Tie bloch either on Third aud
PoaBof sides Of Eley,nhlye Fourteenth % Tven'y
rtlts; also the blocks lying ~ Eleventh ave-
Fourteenth TVentyiNthst ao al the lots on both a OF
pesecg Ereuayc Tie extent OF ball Tie boek
- east vi Elcy,ntI.are.
JInb-T .r property known . StuTyefant Square.
sisth-oh sides Broadway 20 Borcy and 70
r1ten OF ialfthr block on the uencctng streets
Al persons affected ~ ihc above named A
mcns opposed the same, either Of them
present writing Of the und se arhef
Odce Chamber st. Basement Ncs Court House WITHIN lhy
d. IRON the date oi this notcs
JoTS D oTiIwEIL, Board Of Assessor,
ISAAC O. HUNT,
on. BOARD Of Assessors New out House FEB s. 1867
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gro A. LKkyITT, Auciioneer.
0n0K TRADE SALE ROOMS, 498 BrOadWay.

sIon SOLICITED. CATALoeuED AND SOLD L
TUESDAY Peh. llth and 18TH
each DAY. Private L6fsr, iHcuing 'sos Ssp pSmphiets
Confederate States also rare
stat ard Local Issor WasbiugognaI BUR- ana % az 10
Kec,n Ssrnons ETC. else books selected ron the Wv ~
NJ L N Srnnrne CataoHnes ready and booAs on einol0
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Alarble Alantels
Eegal Notifies.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, pursuant TO
" as that Of attachment ed b. the Hon GEORGE
BARNARD the Inoss OF be supreme Conf TIE state o.
Nos York The ~ fJluua 1901! 0 te Of iyc hundred
aad dollars All @ four cents directed n i sbelif the
Cit si County Sew Iofs commanding him 10 sehaud safely keep
t steamboat PLYMOUTH ROCK belonging 20 the Port Nalork,
ia 40 psfos who have any demands nzs the said vessel her
tackc and discharge sad
aooonrg within thrig rUlh The d hereof
Da''l NSAi'' ysna-I - ,is,, ~ "a na,tss N.,io,t
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{ {SSs ( q $4$5TI Board Of Assessors
Eosr, ofA sessurs New Court House Feb 3 lBiI
OyrIor oy ru CounnnosER o. Tan iNp As'T.',s,,T'

OTTlcF oT TW CoNHns0NFH OF TAfF7 iND As'I.' p.sT'
No - ClAHBEHyzI., NFuloItK, Jan j. l.hL
NOTICE TO TAX-PAIERS.-N office Is hereby
~ given Rolls Of the Ia.sud Personal Estate
County The 1901 VIII b. for ~
seon revision aud after MONDAY January H. Di ld Nl
remain open TN the April 1901 TIE correction Of errors
lie EQUALIZATION he Tie aforesaid real and personal
stt ~ the Cy and County All persons believing them
selves sggfeye make Application 10 ihc Commissioners dr
ne period abo mentioned IN or 10 obtain the relief provided by
The provides that during The time The books shan ne
opn 70 public inspection herelbl fore provided application m ne
made person considering himself aggcyed b. theas.f au
Of have the connected Nsuh
made relation u the assessed valuation u real estate
must Rmade IN writing stating The oani OF objection le anu
tbercup0n the Commissioners shall examine Into The complaint u
the erroneous they shall cause we SAM 20
he reeted such Application be made 10 relation the assessed
valuation personal estate the applicant sha be examined under o
nv Commissioner who shall he authorized 10 administer sn'h
oss Ofihem ard Ia his their Judgment ne
shall the be- corrected, ana AZ tr
Of ch they bcss be tat and deelsre their De
p thereon thirty days such application shan have ben
made 10 them No reduction shall be- made by Che Board o nupes
Of any real and poHa estate imposed under ths a, 3
under oath Affirmation ts me parry absrl
vas unable within the period prescribed for tue orfrcoh Of
' ~ A. J. WILLIAMSON, Com OF Taxes
j. w. ALLEN, and
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tl1eAAina Car0s. 81.

A II WIN. ENERDELLH SONS, No. 104 Full
N tou-,.-wEDDING CARDS aud FlNE STATIONERY tk'iah
lishei I8i1J
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pANcs MHFR Twin T. C0. Broadway cor.

ID f.saes Of Works Of Art Fancy eooas f9rnsl &c
MONDAY AFTERNOON. Feb II, AT OCbOCh-
VAIUABLE BOOKS-Bng selections rom private Lofsries CON
prng ntar works Theology and general
Kneang valuable Hsiories voyages and Travels and nnn 81
eholes bks relating America, &c Catalogues arc ready anu ~
Book are on view.
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MORRIS and ESSEX RAILROAD COM
vi PAE-C Ormeurr Monday December % lfd Leave New
Barcays tcollecg With Lchh NaNey Rshfoasnd
branefss f5 Erprcss tram; Mall train m ~.
press iru Nsrs,orn Accommodating lsaves n@n m Bte
town Mai 1t3l Mouigozu Etpr,s q. IN a.
dlou Ncrark 10 Sh oTsHs
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5teamboats ana Railroads.

FOR EQRWALK and DANBURY. Steamer
A hENESlhk has rssnci Ter trips AID Pier Ne 81 a.
YgsSpAls, THVksDAls sG4 SATURDAYS, N2PR
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TRADE AUCTION SALES.
BY ROBERT HATDOCK L SON


TUESDAY Feb al 900 pkgs Boston and Pittsburgh Flint Glass
WEDNESDAY Feb 2J) essksiarsuts French China in orig
T1fC8SDAY Feb 26s3 crates W G. end Common 8rtheIuwa
crates Shspes Bcs RSck CHAM aud Yellow Ware Il CASKS lngs
China Tea Setsrud Toilet We're.
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A, j. BLEECSgl, AuctioneeE
PROPERTY ON WEST UOITS.

VALUABLE PROPERTY on WEST H0US-
TON AND CTIARLTONSIS AND LOTS on SINTiiAVE. AND
F1FTY- SEvENTlfST AT AUCTION
a j. BJEkCEER, son Co will sell a auction on WEDNESDAY,
Feb. l3.at II O'Clock, 81 the Exchange halesrooa--
WEST HOUSTOSSThree beh houses and lo,s Nos 25 2l7,
Vgrk and Bedi0rs each 25rlo Trinity Church lease
CHARLTOSSTTw lck house and lot No 70, between
Hndson snt NarickstL 2sxl0D, Trinity ChtEch leass
PIFTl SEvESTHSI-Two tine lots north side 275 feet west Of
Frs-aye.
EINrAvROns lot east SIDE % feet north 81 Gns'yeVhibst
Por maps terms apPl % A. BLEECKBR son Co., No. II
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IEORGE VANDENH0FF, sqp
will give ono Of his
CELEBRATED READINGS
from
WRR and SHERIDAN

II ;
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Fob ~ at 8O'elJek
h the Reformed Church Wes. Twenty rs st. 4It Of sIhare
Admission 50 cents Tickets III s,s At oaad1 s8SsE c1' No
ga REss4uu, 93 u t2s G9sS
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ApniAw MULLER, Auo5onoef; , r-~1-e, o
"A DRIAN H. MULLER, +. X. WlLklNS q
IN Co vii sen a. suction USDAf February - AZ lIo ty
ttAs BTanee SalessoOm, No. III Broadway Ten pc ~ "a W.
OsFS ed IOrS a. follows: 20 2f2 ~ 10 20 ehu ~
Te nth-st having high soops, With broW1-sone I've ng
Eos 2 U 3 No p IL ysus6e corner 10Y s
Gge trFnsss This property IN the Ninth tS Nv "A
dat vicinity Of the oontemp sd Oanseyo0r MsAe N pi,ss
ve,ent kps eau bad Of the Auctoneer NO rnese
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to 100000 TUNS

PITTSTON COAL AT AUCTION.
OFFICE PEsNsYLyAsA Coal Co, No Ill BHo4DvAYl -
NfwYoRK January I, 1861.
The PENNSYLVANIA COAL COMPANY win Public Auc.
t0n On WEDNESDAY February lOi Ocl5ck At
RIchsugs Ssesro0ss III Broadway By BCRDBrT JONES Co,
A9ctoneers,
10000 TO 100000 TUNS
OF
FRESH-AIINED "PITTSTON" COAL
az the usual sizes. DELIVERABLE AZ Negburgh
positive and the usual conditions for the sale
COmpaus Coal stated the time Of sale
per PAYABLE The day Of sale
GEORGE A. HOYT Treasurer
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I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.-Wmte ar
IL rangemenis Jan is-LeaVss james Slip York al
n mail train Gree'po ar stations, ~ for syo
ssi.ns lsphank crpIss ifain tfna 70 hi.e
head Ssurtay nt 'oE fyofsi ADD Stations y
IN Yarr.iug wHv
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Al. BLEECEKs. AuciioHeer.
UATTABIF BTTHDING LOTS at A |


vii M Al auction on TUESDAY l2 n ok 81 tbc EEchshge
al oom No III Broadway following desirable property;
NFTYsByKATHST4 lots south SIDE ffyss'entrsf 100 feet
PiFrYSEyEETHST-2 ots north side Fyssyenihs' rs feet
west Of Tsnbare. 49,. ,
Tenih-aVe
OF FiftF-sIth-s-
FFINSIXTSTl Tot north side Fhy sTif-sL ADJOINING tAe
last described lots
The taaon tbs'abovs property grade snd view not
celei in the upper pert OF TIE city. -
Fseyenhs Of The hA1dsomest streets Of NeTfo heu
fuv paved with Bcgsn the leautirl
street. sud The whole property within two o. three BLOCKS
Central PARK and Ia the vicinity the great
YSers snd lie rder OF Arts located property lying
betW-sn Tenh-av and ssd from sTh to SIXTY
eecoBfs Beh Railroad past HAT persons engaged
SIDE Of The city de 70 iAei' own doors
Ffyseyenrs, TeutraEc
M spring reader these very desirable immediate The
ehsutf's onF i,y-e ghtt-st. viii be reinOy.dt
perfect. TerIla tsr0rable 20 The purcllserL
- mana 70 sypir 10 A. j. BLEECKER son & Co.
. ~ No - Cedar II.
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ENRY~D. MINER, CTIONEEh-OIlce
III No b Nassaast. opposite the POstOuee.
,r,n1y COLLECTION OF mGHCLAsS MODERN OIL

VALUABLE COLLECTION oP mGHCLASS MODERN olL
PAINTINGS, -r,-,
ronrriEpg the eanrhnsous Of Artists OF the Fiench cn
Lately ezbiej BY CADAT, ESQ., Manager at the Derby 1aHs
this city.
hfINFg SOAfERYILLE sell al aacon on IliuhsD saq
PRIpAY EVFNTNGS Feb and IS u o'clock az the ne" a
spaeoas ART GALLERY No g hthay sqgihT es S y
valuable collection OF Pictures eNhOl'e0 az n
Caller AMI removed Tor Of sale comprising works
loading dstngQshea Artists Of t INN
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PRICES 90 PASSAGE, PAYABLE II GOLD
Frat Chss.............. 10 Second Class. .....'.4O
Through Tickets to London. ......... s. Extra
An experienced Surgeon Board
The responsible for Specie vsahes uElfss
bills ang having hevalue expressed signed therefor
C. X. GARRISON, foI n. YsM. s. $. Co.,
JOS }. COMSTOCK for " Y AL S. 5. GO.
POF further information apply TO -.a,,
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anhso.hef8 Thf above exhibition fffA u su tu
particularly Examination Catalogues can DC oDtne'
tbs Gslsry aHi 81 The Office Of the AuetioneerS
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EOR W-HAVEN, HARTFORD, and
IL SPRTNGFIKLD-TARE Peek Sip at
95 p Trains North and BEs from Hev-Ilaven at II
TEIHE OLD LINE.-Sag HarbOr GreenpOrt,
Il Orient Steamer ARTISAN Capt g. C. Gibbs, from Pier No
B4st River foot Of Fuoast) sysr{ SATURDAY p m
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COOPER INSTITUTE. ..,
NJ iEBBARD to Ladies' only MONDAY All 0eiocE
m an Woman and Diseases their ofpeventiOn
Tbjs lecture will be splenddy illustrated with ehsse and
Ss model woaaa Of the color aud size Of M other msSi eH
peculiar 10 her organization, imported nom
this Qe IN the most Thorough and perfect
.nsr m view the fact which," generally admitted that large
% American anguish And suffer from diseases produced
at of instruction subject can b more important to
T..ka T1eaut
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1867-11-08

FLEXIBLE SToNE.-A great geological
curiosity has just been dephsired in the
museum of the Hartley Institution at
Southampton, England, consisting uf
piece of flexible stone about two feet long,
seven inches wide aud more than one inch
in thickness. having the appearance of
rough sandstone. which bends with slight
pressure like piece of India rubber OF
gut,a percha of the same size. This in-
tere>ting specimen of geology has been
placed in glass case constructed for it,
fitted with lever, by touching the key
Of which on the outside of the case the
aexibiity of the stone is shown. 1t was
presented to the Hartley Institution by
Mr. Il ward Cusben, from his relative,
MIR. r. s. Mubden, who obtained il from
Delhi, India. In its natural position the
stone is said to run in thin layers 10 the
soil 10 which it is found, but is so rare in
India that it finds place in The museums
at Calcutta. There is similar stone, but
not so wide as the one under notice, in
the British Museum, and another in the
museum of the School Of Mines, but spe-
cimens are very rarely to be met with.
Although the stone has gritty appear
ance, no grit or dust is thrown off by the
motion given to it when under pressure.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1867-11-08
VOL. XI.---NO. Al.
Scene at q Paris Hotel.

I Visitors TO Paris ia search of mn hotel
will scarcely feel inclined 70 try their
chanc. If cotnfnrt ut the Hotel des IiaIi-
ems, 20 Rue d, Choiseul, if they happen
to read the report of trial which recently
came befnre the courts. Last June Nj re-.
Trur6eld aud her tile girl arrived ut this
hotel, having been recommended to its
pr prietor, NJ Lepoipe, by persons of the
highest resp liability. The laly is an
A mer can. She selected u room without
discussing the price. At the end of a
week NJ Lemoine sent up the bill, which
appeared to Mrs. Truetield to be euornous.
Tw" bomgiss were charged IF the candle.
stick in which the said hugies were pla led
H., @".L. af two dlnnors. 16f: mr.
DAYS use OF the room, 40f., and idem, idem,
S0f., &c. Mrs. Trne6elh states that she
bad agreed t. pay LOT. a day for the room,
as is proved by the first entry 10 the bill.
The lady refused to pay, and notified her
Intention Of going elsewhere; hut as she
passed The concierge, Sien"r, the woman,
seizel her and pus ed her against the
wall with 40 much violence that her clothes
were torn. NJ L"m,ine appeared, and
forced Mrs Truefed to return to her room
in which he kept her locked up for twelve
honrs. Gu the 2l.t, Mrs. Trurield hav-
ing again attempted to leave the hotel,
Iemoine pushed her against window.
She grasped the balusirade. The man
forced her fing 'rs QUE by one from the bar,
then threw her on the grounI and drag
ged her by her feet TO the yestIbule, under
the porte cocherc and as considerable
crowd had by this time c. llected, and
was evidently inclined t., take up Mrs.
Tru' Fl ld's defence, he shut the donr on
her, and left her with her back covered
with bruises, her right hand sprained,
and her left foot otherwise injured. Tue
comedy of the affair has yet to be related.
On the following day Lennon dyed a
complaint with the Procureur-Imperial
against Mrs. Tru'f-ll Before the c"nrt
the tables were turned Witnesses proved
the facts, as well rs Mrs. Trurfeld's per-
feet Responsibility. Among those who
appear on her side was the venerable
C"mte d'Espagna, who happened to pass
the hotel whilst the assault was taking
place. He appealed TO the crowd, aud
in .istad On the doors of the hnte being
kept open till the ar ival of the sergent.
de UiWe. Lemoine has heen sent to prison
for month aud fined l00f. the woman,
Silner, for six days.