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New-York tribune., 1867-05-14

DEP,KrpENr PrBLic cHaRirIEs AND CoFhEcIiGs
No. / BoNDsr NElR BROADWAY, NBw.foRK, May T. lSo'D
WHEREAS. The Legislature, at its recent
w session appropriated The sum Of sO % De espa'ea 20 aS
ton. by Public Charities and Correction eiee
R,d That this the lst July NEXT distribute ths
appear 20 the WI su %
e largest relief poor and o. the CITY o New TOTE out
c 10 he following conditions That 40 portion sha Se
10 py society OF Institution which has received ad from o
Al session or which the exclusive control Of religious
e or which requires It's beneBes the profession oi any feg0
creed" 49,. l..
rsor,d That such societies may be applicants oI ms spa % %
eoueed 10 send this Boad before the M I june
er annual reports written statements setting forth th nsc
their charities the number OF suck OF poor re
,yd duius the and the Of their officers 500
"0''' "t Wv JOSHUA PHILLIPS, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-14

SUPREAIE COURT of the State OF New, York;
- Trial be bad the City aud Conny Of NTi @
WEIsMANN Plaintiff against g. TALLBRMAN, DeienasnL-
uon-For demand contract tom not str'rIl ne
d,pt Yon are summoned required 10 ahNe the COM
u,n,sn mi. on which will died oce Of the Clerk Of the
t and County Of NevYoh at the City Hal the wy
and "a ,ye copy the said complaint on the s
sche A: his Office No 9s Broadway in the city OF NewfoA wn
twenty ar the Of this Summons on yo eIe.me [
fail the
H. time sa the paa6in this action will take gslns,
Of dollars interest
nb y Of March eight hundred and besides
IN aetion.-psted New-iOrk. Apil ~ 1906
nnnl GEOhhE w. DIhbNEl.i IM-u1tH' nt-oIH'
New-York tribune., 1867-05-14

TTSO CONTRACTORS Proposals VIII .la
;. received addressed :. the Cssni,cseI Sr @ s toar
mt, ocoei p SATURDAY Nay 2s 1907 nL s tSss beel
paving Csous from Puonst 70 second ns,s sud speea
Eiehasoa pAvsmenss according sso.
c.ioe which At the onee Of hs ~ a. d.,
.issousrs the ng 70 rjsct all Of ssa w.
thIpk the interest 81 ssd improvemsat
By order Of the Conmisnoasf . w,.u.pn R..assr.
ysssliys, MAJ D lsst .-l.- ll-l - .f -. g. s,I
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Che Curt.
uOBOKEN RACES
II SPRING MEETING, 1857
TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, AND fkipAi'
My. a. Is, and II.
-. rrIfRSnLY MaH IA lA6I.


,cr U,nB,s hurdle mile, over hurdles. preHaN
rIhoi h, steepechase or hurdle race ke-
wv teI Do, WElt declared On tie 18th ef MAJ
SSscYn RIlR-ssespssAss premium o. ese eef Asaen
sEtuNp ~ III. a, % carry 70 lhs $50 entrsRes We
s y ~ by yasdal dam b. imported hsrTsv r. w C.ns
Neleurne, dana purndAns hrs
rss & e. " sssaksTs b, ssssr dam BY frgsses a D
car. IN ipse Workman Gate LIME werin.s) dam e wsSrs.
s ~ rsdy Frsails BY imported jordan serrss g.
es'r,n.s eutsf Vanity by RewnSe. d hepsnI ner
~ g ~ lsndss ty Beanie scotland D. heDsasse
~ Planet es Of C1sksA watssss sse s,s pess,
~ .Sy,..J Hsfosuie Pasta BY kstsnax. nss'As
Slss by rsaa dsn imported EArssse hssse SOB s
THfRb RicESwespstahss yrsminA Of ~ r. - In.
al. ages D..A Of nib siSo .sss.ss g. .se.. ice Ne.
D. Rs,dys es Tom wefel ey t,srs.s, ' sos a Vastly -
R.s.sa. 30 lbs F. X.rn.s vass Es.P.s ssr s :, iss
isp eNsess ~ xsn.s,.i.L Rplsy, JsG p1sis go
Srs /, Bssen, IS lbs I. D. Msnsnie<s bA = " NJ
PoIIgfE RiCk-Psnup o, sioo AZ 80 Tssr, .ia,s,, 40
TSs s,s nee Sii cone os q, y . sssssssg' I'M"
se.sd tAs re,s s s.. 81 CAa.sssss. Ns.Ic.t
Tss ssss . sss s,sspS, - as.s; Leave ~ %
snS I;lA Leave rsbsssa.p pt ss.s a. r~is-.
70 a. A. New Yors q 5ss sad sspe. Lss,s sse5 ~.
Leave uss s,. ~ 90 atssseats stsiiors y f. "a
s"s rsn IN rs.sscs IN Hsbsks PsnI eess e,,S Ssfs ~
uA NSsN y ~ assL "~>
New-York tribune., 1867-05-14
10000 TTNS

PITTSTON COAL AT AUCTION.
OFFICE THR PENNSYLVANIA COAL Co,
No Ill BROADWAY, NEwYORK May J, 1861
TER PESSsYLvEYIA COAL COMPANY will sell at public auction
an "WEDNESDAY the 18th May Ol O'Clock at BT
,A.ass saIssr 10 Ill Broadway by BURDETT JONES Co.
Aueaonsers. 90 soc Tuns ofhesh-mined
"PrTTSToN' COAL.
ots usual % deliverable Nevburgh within sir weeks Of the da!
efsze
TAs sals viii h. positive upon the usual conditions for the sale
a.a .hpusnt Of DE CompAnys be stated at the time Of sale
Terms: Fifty sss per tun current funds payable on the day Of
a ana the bOe within ten days thereafter required at the
ConpsnJs SGs~
GEORGE A. HoYT. Treasurer
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HlGrble mantels

MARBLE Manifested MANTELS on
IVA hand Of land quality which will be ssd for the
81 DAYS liberal deduction at A. KLABES Mane Wsreroom No
100 East Eighteenth Tbirlave ~ T. Cut this O1t
MARBLEIZED SLATE MANTELS-Superi
1Y1 appearance; durib half the price Of marble r. u
STEWART, No COS SiIth-ave. between 35th & J6thsts
New-York tribune., 1867-05-14
CUPREME COURT CITY AND COUNTY

CUPREME COURT UII1 ANU OUUNII
- or NRWYoRH-WlLIAM H. ARGAlL plain'n agals' Da'H
G Arga Mary Arthur wife Of George D. Arthur
and said George Arthur Hannah Jane Hull. Thomas u INT
NJ Argan Individually ard Executor Se Of the Rev stamp
las, will &c. William Agan, deceased Deborah OctS,
Josephine Darlng Of Lesnde Darling, aud said eancru
Leahler Dading Mary Elizabeth Anderson, wife OF .,
Alexander Anderson Alexander Anderson Sarah Frances os
woh David Bosworth and said David G. BosyoTth MI,n
Z Sanliorl and bis WIFE, Eliza Alley, wife OF James T. Al
i sn5 s,d lame. T. Alley for relief (Con
mot ITO the Ahoyenad DEFENDANTS and each them lou
are hereby summoned required answerhe complaint in tins son
which the Office 0f the Clerk the ty and CounV o rev
Yo 18th day March 1901 and TO serve copy your
their otee Cedar
IN the CITY OF within days aner the service Of this
.nons on YOU the day such service and m TO
px@r b said complaint aforesaid the pia'afg this
The the reiei dnnced
Dated March Is, 1867. LoDkk iohhholl
am I.v6vTp No 20 Cedar street New.lork City.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-14

AIS With the title o work Of bidder and date OF
offering ,ls once until II O'Clock M OF NAY TO-
Euglne and Boiler
md be Of ard brick Tor
Works Cannansyie the gh Btge Two 'uue' OF @'"
each will he required ,---,.o..... a.. ua,L.
Plans and at the Engineers once on th re
al One hundred anu seventy A"u
mari High Bridge. -.,- ,, ,..., -.
,rv Tor the public Aqauct Department May o.
49, 49, THOMAS STEPHENS,
~" ROBERT L. DARRAGH,
A W. CRAVEN,
Croon Aqnsdnct Board
New-York tribune., 1867-05-14

SUPREME COURT, County of New-Ynrk -
- CHARLES A. PLUMMER sat ELIZA JANE PLUMMER-SBa
for relief Com not see To h. above defendant ioa are
which will oe OF the Clerk Of the City sad County OF
New-York the CITY Hall sa city and to copy Of your an
the subscriber AZ his once No. ii wa
st. within days AFTER the service tn. summons on
you and a 10 answer we
saf complaint Aforesaid the pldtag this action VIII
apply the relief demanded IN the conn New
YORK, April q, lSo5. ALVIN BUkI
lsW8ur Psintifs Attorney, NO IL
the Office Of the Clerk Of the
civ and County the CITY Hall in said city on the Both
day Of April. 1907 ALVIN buhI fantu it.o'ns'
Ap2O faa3wTu NO III halEstrect, y 1,
New-York tribune., 1867-05-14

IT s. SUPREME COURT, FIRST JUDI
u. cAb NATioSAL M BsNSSE vSsy INK
RR GEORGE TUCKER aad others p.ssndsts 20
each You hereby anEss.d and rsauss % an s,t
~ Hsi. suvs,ms Court efNesYsrk ths en<e
us The City Hail. City u SsSyorl and 70 ses's
- D. sauy ansusr tie said esnpapt 90 the
STAMP So. ssihsIr oss No sBsefnsn street s o.
within twenty days after the ssrvcs Of es @ on
Toa exclusive sf the day o. saeh sss,ss asa y ySs
within the time Aefsu se .ass
= NO 70 % Iii al. Judgment against the san q sEhs hs.
ssS ave- hSsad Soa .,A ntsrss, ssI s.ss.d sS
Day Of y.s,ss e: saGs.ss s:S S..Sss
p.h.aa,. M ~ iss1 BARLOW HYATT fl.sf.ss AnsssSs
The compliant t sled We s@es Of hs ots
c.ss, at s:ss Z: ss !" S'ilOw Arr s,sas Asss
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ferinres auo Hleetinss.


LECTURE on "NIt. Sinai and the DesetN
viii be delivered Forethst Preshysran ChIch near lSs
THIS EVENING by the Rev. WALLACE AIrke
B1RY The pablc invited 10 attend
JOHN b. COUGH will deliver his hst
lecture in this c present at the Cooper In<iue
on WEDNESDAY EVENING Nav Is Subject Here and Iersn
Brn" Doors open ecture At o'clock nefss
50 cents reserved seats MAY he had at d. Appleton O. Ne
an Broadway: Heard No ol GHdst; Cswe Haa Ca
rug store and HthAye Foster snS 10 ~
Bible House; Crosses beck store NO. 10 Inrua'e sno " "
the evening OF ths Lecture
4 PICTURES by MONS. p. b. DU CltAlLLU.
illustrated drawings and specimens before the Asso ~ ~
Advspcemen Of and Ar, at Cooper Institute oA.
Tuesday A. Equatorial Africa, us NatuA h'"' "'"s-f-S
and Vegetation Csnnibas aud other tribes nj cA,.
FrIday L." journey 10 AshAngo land Ihe N'"@' -P
re aud DNariS" -, h.A a, p,o.Avnv--
~ inn.cu No 443: Ball Black Co., No St5 'eIonI
"a. fowlrr Wells Spangerberg No SS ioseMz1 aa
Hotel; and az " Rooms =" 'ne 49,
eiation Cooper Instute second soeG Leeiurs-s N
vI,HE HON. c. =. JOHNSONwiil deliver i@ Ell nis ~
Lecture on The Philosophy Of Pols IRE soo% ..
Ward becbers 'hio tAee~-Jt
IvESIXG Nav "a, at s O'Clock. idmlssosIee. --
rTHE MASTER MAS0NS nd PLASI EhEkSs
ofthe city Of York will meet at assohe h.l ''" " -
F,., Thrt,ertkss 81 an THURSDAY MAJ l6 al 2 %;rv ~; cS
wv. H. JACKSON, secJ. :. - w. -
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DOARD OF AUDIT-NOTICE.-U
kICUAkD 2. tONWLLY, CoiptfoIIer ClIy OF Now Iotk.
CHAUNCRN VI DRpEW.
DOARD OF AITDIT-NOTICE.-I and

I'D pursuance OF s~pn n wenyshD Of Act enied An
act to enable the Board Of Supervisors Of The County ne-loh
extend the
the Metropolitan Police provide for Andn and OF
unsettled claim. sgns si County passed April p lh7, Notice
thereby created
snd settlement Of all legal equitable claims and ae
prior January hri A. d. Eighteen hfed and
against iae Couuy o kewioh have appoo1t and 90
TUESDAY the fourth DAY of June 6 81 e
Court Of Pleas Room ioom City Hsn the
the dag snd place winch the said Board Will
proceed hearing Boan Of the matters Of saeh claims
eleven oeoct the forenoon o the said day The said ia contains the
following provision; -
ADJUSTED hereby required 10 the 10 the said Board o
Aah months ts ~ this act and IN esse any
person demand against the County o New
iors refuse yrrat such claims u The Board 0i Audit
within the peo 81 hrre mouh o The passage OF t ao he
shall BE- barrel from the prosecution or maintenance o any ght Of &C
ito. which the said County OF NSWlOrk asng
thsrefvm New YORK. April %, 1901. -.
RICHARD n CONNOLLY. Comptroller City Of fNew'ioFk
New-York tribune., 1867-05-14

az '''O THRouGH FARE TO PHILADELPHIA, ONLY ~
" :. SNEDES 4 Co.. Lesees
HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM Rail

HUDSON RIVER AND HAkLEM RAIL
4 Il RO ApS-On and amer MONDAY. April %, leb', trains ior
Albany Troy connecting with Northern AID Western aHs Nil
leave New Yort az follows .,,.,-.,. -,
"a m EIrr,ss Hudson River Railroad Thre'hs ard
Tenth through Buffalo aud Suspension Bridge Nhon aang d
ea connecting Troy with trains for sAosa haAd buAns
ton. hndthe North ,-..- -,
1890 Express train via HareH Railroad Isen Ih't and
Chatham With Weston Railroad of hiuon
springs Albany with weem illrs and II Troy with
trains Rutaad. Burlington, and the N0rtn
IL m Erpr Hudson River Railroad, connecting a. Aany
With for the West. ,,, -..-- -,
Albany with aud Troy With trains o hohusi -'h
sleeping attached . ----.t--., -
with Western Railroad Lebanon SPRING. fshsd &C. and a. Al
h,nv With Sleeping siisrh~d at Albany
iIadoa River Railroad with 'sspng ears
attached tro7gh Buffalo and Saspenson Br "o eangs
sleeping dsv eIcsng hsiufda ias TON
ninrg without ehsnge wa ROM .d "
Rsos for oT will be made al b'ii Aahy ItA HAa
will SundAya ...-.-,
n n NJ train yA River Rsiosd vh 'espng 'h iiehsd
Buffalo snd Ssgnso Bags
for Ssogs asd points North ID" un NJ"
run N Sundsya ,, -, -. ~,
supa,r trsis TIr,on River Rrott ron Ne~ lfk
stations icsThg
m Hsarnisx Po1Ehkespasst 35 ATH'ins N NV"
N ,-t-- -. ...s.s a,
N and arriving Mieftou J:t0 Returning leave hlHsr
tor AZ D. n arriving q. New York at ls.lQ :. - . ~.
WN n. VANDERBILT. NleePr'lfent
New-York tribune., 1867-05-14

rI'O CONTRACTORS.-P inclosed in a
sny-ope ndof With the title OF the work asd name OF
ber th-n s BE- received a. uS oaee until hONDAf
NAV % 1907. - n O'Clock "a.
For regulating grading Eight. ,Ih street between Avenue
sui East River.
or regulating aud grading Seventy seVesb street between Fs' and
grazing eurh gutter shd hasgng
bei4een Third anl FNh
a
curb. Seventy seventh
stree, b.tseen Eighth ald Ninth .Aveauss.
For cubns s,ierug aHd tagging Seventy s,ree between
Third and Finh-ayrrHrs
Po eaug sueng spi s,ggng Nney second street between
Po aasn between Second and East
River . - =, e...l
a
For exgipe Thireh between Sixth and seyenihavennes
For aCing between Third and Lexington
Of together sth the specifications and agree
sn, e.n b. obtained oceDatd street Department NW
Yorl Nav 1901 GEORGE W. MCLEAN, Street Commissioner
nF... 81. Cofpu s.ouer
New-York tribune., 1867-05-14
priniing.
UeSbino Garbs. &e.

IT VIM. EVERDELLs SONS, No. 1Q Full
IN onst-WEDDlNG CARDS and PINE SrAMoNRRY (Esab-
New-York tribune., 1867-05-14
+ and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD.

New-Tok
Entrance on TTeuT sefenthst
TRAINS LEAVE NEW.YORk: -
per New Havtp and Bridgeport 100 90 ELl, llD l2S
(EIl 800 (Erl 345, 40 and 400 (Er.l p. m. - -
For MiOrc Strato Fairfield southport and WeiipoT y" H."
q IN. AS. 40 pm .. ..,,D,
for Norssf 7o 500 (RIl 500 co nj l2l5 tEI) o@Erl
as 40. (EI) so. 800 tBIl p. N.
For Darien 100. 900 ll.3) a. m 3tS i30, go p
Por Greenwieb 100, 9n0 ll.o :. 1t5 AS, 80 6Dp
For stanford TCo eco (Er 800 l0 l2l3 tBLb 3N BIh
as 30 (Br j. AS, SO go, 800 (Rr), p. -.
mediate 100 9Oo IlV m 49,
~" CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston via Springfield 800 u. tEI aCO (EI) eeOph
For Boston, via Shore Line. l2.l5 tEI.), 200 N - "a,
Por Hartford and Springfield GWA (BIl lzlS, 200 BI, o."
For Csnr.stieut River Railroad tOO RI) 2lSp Men
hsal $50 p. 10 10 Northampton. , ..,,, ,ts
por H,no Providence FshIi Railroad, SEQ BI) m i'
,oo. M
l2l5, 400 t00p M
FOR Canal Railroad, l2l5 D. NJ. to Northampton
FOR HossAtone Railroad, 400 a NJ, 200
Por Railroad. eco a. n. D..
Por Danbury and Eerrst Railroad 100. SEQ a n tFpB.
connOt0ui Stspirg Cars attached 10 800 p. train.
JAMES H. HOYT, 'urt
NORTHERN Il. r. of \. J.-Trains rave
~ CITY at 5l5 aud s:25 lis 42 5!l
6i2p w. Saturday only Ilj M. The9.25 AL ad b4!
p through Monsey. TH0S w DEMARRsT supsrntndeht
READING AND COLUMBIA RALRolD CoxPNY,
OFT1CE. toLtNBiA, Pa, Nav o. lbd
DEADING and COLUMBIA RAiLROAI.
III leaving Neriok II, VIA Centra New
Railroad close Reading for bphrat. L
Lancaster and Columbia arriving Lsncaster and COLUMBIA AZ $50
p M
New-York tribune., 1867-05-14
Steamboats ano Railroads.
= ONG ISLAND NAVIGATTON COM

~ md sfer March ~ 1861 the steamers Of iis CompanY will
run 'oos lsy1 Per No p Rls River tPeckspl
FOR SAG HAEEOB GHKKN PORT. ORIENT. IND KEW-SGF
FOLK-Steamer AEIlSAE. Capt O. C. Gibbs WEDNESDAYS auI
SATURDAYS al 8 y. m.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-14

400 600 ARBoR y!TEass IT = y y
J. ., QgAPkAS.B Y Gaaz;lssafSA J. L Nv 'sss J. 10
New-York tribune., 1867-05-14

MORRIS and ESSEN RAILROAD COM
WI PANY-CommsBSisg MONDAY December "a ID L.s'e Ne-
foot Of BArelay't lSHnseihg s1h LshGh NAsy hTe &
bran,he,l At cas- Express tram Ma! tsni n ~
train Accommodation at2:C
to.n NAL ieAvs $50 MoTisiosn Express Va ~ 81
6on 10 Above II trains Nesaf I've 10 sn 'fAhse
yd thrse To- Summit A. PBBKTlIOUb General SuoerHlshs-nt
NEW YORK and FLUSHING RAlLROAD.-
IN Leave Hunter Point g. 15s 725 $3.50 a. M - va M :
II 30 40 D. m; s4.JO p $50 $40 81. N
SUNDAY. 3fs Ihrough 70 "reat Neet
eonn,sag with Port Washington retaining
7:O.n 1880 D. Tuesday and SATURDAY ngbu tIA A1s'
Flushing st n D. Point 1918 boais rave James
Sip ever sfhear; Thirty lOurbst y ninnie1 -,
''T'' l. C. VOORHEES,, superifsrient
NEW JERSEY RAILROAD.-Trains Rave
foot Of PHLADELPHA At and 10 m
ea.afp m for BALTIMORE and WASHSsToS Al Ana IVA m
and pm
NEW-YORK and NEW HAVEN RAlLRCAD.
As. spp,So .RRIyGENyyr 1901
APRIL IL. 1901
Station In Tors corner gouh
Entrance Tv,utT- seyenthst
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nn Psyshls b .. q CsTisssy.
FssssssTs kxTSsl = Hsu' HsnssrF srsnsa as mod
ssssssss y-zass LEsryOS oss.ss.evs go srrsssy
ssadiHg for thr nenda
Rsr lhrthsr nes1zste spfH coupEnys s1eeA
J0HT q. DALI. AEeal No 10 breslway. n z.
q Ne al chssszlTl, philadsiphiA
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-21
NOON DISPATCHES.

New York, March 20.-Nine car
loads of United States troops passed
over the Hudson river railroad yester-
day, destined for Oswega, to watch the
Fenian movement on Canada, which
are attracting attention, and their oper-
ations are believed to be imminent.
An extraordinary cabinet meeting has
been held by the Canadian government,
and il has transpired that more troops
have been telegraphed for from Eng
land.
British Honduras advices state that
subsequent to the late reverses the Brit
ish troops had gained a very important
victory over the Indians who had been
raiding on the colonists. Quite num-
her Of Indian men, women and children
were killed by rockets thrown into the
retreating crowd. Many of their viii
lapes were burned and their cOrnfields
laid waste.
a special from Richmond says thai
the ex.Confederates having accepted the
situation, are now endeavOring TO in
tIuenee the negro vote for their politica
ends.
Parkinson, of Pottsville, Pa, in prizC
fight yesterday, near pouglsssville, Pa
WASHINGIONt nalCh Ut IL tHe
general belief that the president will
return the supplementary reconstruction
hin to the house this week.
NEW ORLEANS, March 2O.-Gen. Sher
| idan has issued an order stating tina
| there will be no general removal from
office unless the present incumbents fai
10 carry out the provisions OF the law
and impede the reorganization.
| T -,,,exyTrJE March 20-The river ha
fallen altogether nine and half feet
The weather i5 rainy.
LONDON, March ls.-The debate on tn
reform bill has been postponed to tn
25th inst.
a eecret treaty was made between Prus
sia and Bavaria last August, whereb,
prussia NAV assume military direction
OF the Bavarian army.
PApTs- March l9.-In the corps legis
latiff, Minister Rober stated that the em
naror was in favor of a partition of tn
papal debt among the Catholic powers
each assuming its share of the burdel
and guaranteeing its payment.
Last evening in the debate on foreig
affairs, Representatives Thiers an
Eavre attacked the foreign policy of th
emperor, on the ground that he fayore
amity in both Germany and Italy
which was hostlie 10 the interests
Minister Rober and Representative OIL
/ yer defended the government.
prSrrvT March IS.-The members
} the newly elected hungarian ministr
took the oath Of ofiiee to-day in the pre-
J ence Of the emperor OF Austria and u
national diet
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-21
Costly TIppIinx.

A Boston constable, thinking to trap a
druggist whom he suspected of occasion
ally selling liquor by the glass, called for
some brandy or whisky, declaring him
self sick. The druggist, who suspected
his errand, said he did not sell liquor at
all except in cases of sickness, and then
only on prescription. The visitor de
cIared himself In pain, and so sick that
he must have some in some way, and
accepted the offer of the druggist, who
wrote him q prescription OF "spiritus
vini gallici saehara alba and aqua pura, "
famiiiarly known as brandy, sugar and
water. The desc was drank, and tive
dollar bill proffered for pay, and the I'M
fortunate man received eighty cents IN
change. Upon an explanation being
asked for, he was told that four dollars
was charged for the prescription and
twenty cents for the brandy, and be
departed, musing over the great increase
of price for medical prescriptions.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-21

From the Cincinnati Literary Ecleetie.l
A photographers epitaph: Taken
from life.
How much does fool weigh2 A sim
ple-tan.
Never make sport of lady,s complex
ion. 1t is Meen Fun.n
What ailments are policemen the most
afflicted with? FelOus on their hands.
Naturalists have now settled the fact
that COWS once wore calf skin boots.
A San Francisco editor says thst when
he thinks Of Ireland's woes his heart goes
"pity Pat"
An Irish editor, in speaking OF
the miseries OF ireland, says: Her cup
Of misery has been for ages overfowing,
and is not get JstA.
| A mercantile pun: A flock Of birds
being observed, one merchant remarked
to another, {" How happy those creatures
are! They have no acceptances to pay. =
q You are mistaken replied the other
"they have their bills to provide for 81
we'll as we.n
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-21
A srEAM plow, with engine and tackle

a STEAM DIOWf VIII ttlRIIlt HIlu LdEkIt
complete. has been sent out from Eng
land by manufacturer, who sends with
il a skiIlful agent, to give it thorough
trial in one OF the western states, at the
avnense of the manufacturer. The APP
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THE STATES AND rERRTrORIys.

From the Augusta (Ga.) Daily Press.l
The whole domain Of the United States
is now under organized governments,
territorial or state, so-ealled, which, for
the convenience Of yeung geographers,
may be thus enumerated:
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CONsIsTORY or " F-Sr TESSfassEA, 81. Joiin
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