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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-10

Sod mir m0dten nod reiniee 8eoins
gnngsu binsufiigen uuh Bic pareu:
sort NIT Dem S@utssa" q. sssort NIT
Dem Madertbum unO ben lllr Seude :
eel befoR6ernben i@oaantdaseei sn q
gSas ben esten auntt dubetrtfk 70
tpoaen mir oeaienisen Greunbep, bic
nit unierer slniiat uidt einberfanoen
iinb, nur fneen, bas Senieniaen. tpeIde
an cine ftrense SeiIisbaIfnng 6es CAB
baths I'm puritanii6eu Gimme sIauben,
ss Oafd d,affung bsszS eHHtasss
geiehe ourdaus ni@t .peripehrt piro,
ttaren Sealta8 gu dstfn; bas leOo6
Dard 8eibebaltuns Ser Sonntagsses
fese Dieicnigen, Deld5t Sis sOBe a6sr
bart arbeiten m,I1en unb Die ben Conn
tag 6asu benisennoIlen IN, in 8reiie
bon gsfanafen Der Mptb anO oer @or,
gen Ser Bo9s Bel gefeaigsr 1lnterhaI<
tune uno bieneidt ii qefunbbeitsbe<
f0rOern6en aeibesibnnsen iid5 si4 emf,
f6lasen, ii alusabung ibrer perf6nli-
@en MnIibten berbinoert iperDen. ~
bas repablitanii6? nSreibeit uno
@lei4bfjt Dor ben. gdes e sSreibeit
i'm Sanbel ,ulb Baabef. 5reibsit in
slusf6ans Der biirserIi4ea Ste6te.
6reibeit uro aagemeine Selegaaa in
'8stisionsb tfenutaiifsn, I, y lnbtbinoer<
ter @6uk Der WOral." Sas mus Die
Bafs Ser aeuen Rartei perben. yhs
easAsr55s
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-10
sam. d. Bro,Dulou, gOuDerneur.


u. SS<8tekSYStt 9@l"esSiS~%s$%'
Gin Gefeeg sDsltbeS SaS Gtimntre1 t
an eetpiife NM6ldnber ertbeiit.
Get. A.. @eifs teidlSfsa BON Der Sc
nsral,gerlammlang bee Staates Sennshss,
bas In allen 9taats-, County, DffrtftS4 iinb
alien anbern @isilzgBabtem iciGe AastanSer;
mid. uataraliarts 8iirstr Der Scr. Staatta,
peIde msbr ais eta Sabr IN ben Ser. 9taa-
ten un6 mebr ale irbs Norate i'm lStaats
Sennedee sussbraa. baben, has 8tat her
gBabIabGimmuns erbaIten iulsn : gsrans'
aeltsf, bds sel9e perfdnen ibre abfGt a't e.
fsnnesi aegeben baden, giirser Der Ser. Staa-
ten ~ perben, nab bas stieieltfn ridt Spell
uebmer in eerlesten afbeaisn srpelen fins.
@eft. 2. gei Is ftrnsr beiGlefen, ba6
bieIss 0elss BON NIB mad ieiner 9aiIruns N
Rraft tretsu ioa. ,r @ aa
palFrt am 8. @ars 1856, .asB.
- - -. g. Mfnaop,s
ssr1eitiser gpreder ies Absrcrbnftsnbauiss.
5cfbma g. Trierfcta,
Gpre1n bes Seuates.
Sd bealaubige, hab sbas SbiSe eint trsne
lleterftyuas bee isbt Ia tteinena Bureau bei
ben aften bsfabt9en Stisinales if.
e zFa ss9}s 81. q. Tletfbers
ap3 GOT sszslssy Staatslefrstdr.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-10

. Sic Barrier Stuoenten
baben on bic 6eutihen Stuoenten cine
SlSreiie aeri@tet, NORM fe fd sesen
ben &rieg ausipre6en; bic 8elfer ieien,
beinerfen Te 6arin, nidt bur6 ben um>
fang ibres Gebietes sroB, ionoern bur6
ibre Snfi;tutionen; nldt Die Nasbeb
nuna ibrer @rdn; en-, ,ionbern Die ibrer
Greibeiten iouten fotpohI Srantreid) iuie
Oeutf9lanb tuinfdenaa
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-10

gSir fftntmen i'm Mllgeneineu NIT
ben IN ieuen g6riftFad entbaItenen
Sheer, therein Dpd eilen 8arasrd.
pben .oeGelbea t0nnen mir unm0sli6
enbeiireu 6unb has iif ser borlette.
unierer Meinuns mad 1T BITE Gorrnp.
'tio1 II. Ser bemDtfatifden 8artei nod
,Diel i6limmer ipie IN Der republita<
saif@en.i lnb bae einsige &eiimittsl,
ber eia3iss aitb plauiibeI erf6einenOs
sDes; Bic gldtiot, nit eiaem G0ap bon
BEN pip Der Eorraptien az befrtien,
1T bic 8AOuns elmer, neuett Rartei,
befebem6 aus nabrbnft ebrlidben, uneis
aaennGtissa nnb ben am aBeiteften in
/ Sen Sheen glstber @ebte Doteef6tit'
tenen gtepubIitanern uno icl4en De-
moeraten, bic senlgenbe 9epeiie lieie
FERN; bae sfir nit ben frlber gsbegtsH
@toiflabereis nHo 9lntis llHiDnes :
nanseu nidt nur boilfanbts Gebr0dJfn
bobeu, iOnbsrn Oab Iie oieieIben emit,
Lid anb ,tief berenel.a nsais aaa
. cont ittutmen mir BOD aanblsmit bshr
gsroarairiu ber ! Unit ! stIaOetst elffos
eiation0 iiberein. = yglaoenieine or
siebung, unb aIlsemeines Stimmrs9t
fir 2obale" III natiirlid bic conditio
s;na ora uouM g. .....e.. a2nrfei -
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-10
Yeloltbet Orgeln illl6
...e,- Weln0e0us.

Demsn sihiimmis Der ERIE Bpsis ems Gplse& esaiae
a. Nls 6ea heiien gahiHet= 0rgelRe 5oe
i'm AmeriGauii&sn SHistthlt., gs@ gpft' ptt0ssr
--------a-s..--~--1 1865 yaerfanpt.. As,-.@..-s
Eals bic roftreFEt5Reu IN Der 4aiieubet @tdrte
aaub RaunidfaItgteit oes Zones uno IN DSa1l Der
Risf0nlMenfteaMneenH nertannt.ss
N @bie beiten 5nftrunleate uen AMerea oorf wetfs
siferten, 70 Iieb bas, peIdes ben Steg eG outrug,
RidbtS alr BERGEN ltrig." Amertcan Art Sonraai.
fSera5aeqebeu non eisiem hefair1tten SURPRISINGLY
eSte hoben ebsffals ben erittn rete Aberah eG1on
aetraaeu, mo iie aMssefteut pureen.
OreeIn NIT Behalea. EN- sI1ei nue ore Egfffei1en.
jetbs GrSfe $3.50 bts $l5g8. Dime Yeasle, NIT
ei1fader oesr babpeiter efke IN afnbsr Rannt4tals
fidfett 65 bis $45. Steis GTaeln nit tbtel Glateu
pfeifenahulibea etaeutbimIidbfeit oes Zones, t9ok
men SolnfIdpven Gt6rte ee6 GberS.
8ebaIen un6 aIgemeinen Orgeletfettens stgneil td
porfiiaIid fir Rtr9eu, Sddle, Samen3tmmer unp
Gdjulea. Giefeibens fnp IN Hdder upn ioltoem Baus
,lnSboIa, geftntndpoa geaoertem Aonuub tnener una
oriQipelier Stub un6 elegantss aoien9ols pom PCT
prodbfpDNfeM SeiHnHHg utI6 Mlsftnftnne uno per
betetl Nrbeit eiageIegt, ba beabftet we eeh leoes
SnItrameut Elm 1snfter IN isinsf Art iet. que SUI
FTiWerte bte bsrab Mif etH feRes tFagogre6 prtaps
IseIoSelm baben bic i9Sns TreHialanootlapps o9ns
GItras8ere9nnng.
4 Gin aroser 8orrdtb ftets an Der 8aub IN uiierIs
aueemeinen @bcIefaie Maes AstatisSa9er,. NO. oil
Iiwsere srfaIirsaSen tHafirirtest gretsIieii nit @
feren neue|tsn etpleu ftne iest ferts. @aa lafe h
Elm GiFfaisF Fsmsssu. sai.ESsa5 go 49, -
MsIpWbet, action n. @o,s SabritsHtea,
( m,22 aT SO, Sal arDsbwdp. Tep Dorf city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-09
United States Commissioner OF Il

THE NEwsBoYs.-We are glad to hear that
the managers Of the NcwsbOys Lodgins-House on Full
tonst making effort TO put this noble charity on
permanent foundation. 1t started experiment
IA years ago. by the Cdrens Aid Society through the
efforts Of the Rev. c. L. Grace. backed by Judge j. L.
Mason, and Mcssrs. Williams, Rowland Russell King, and
others The news boys then Migrants. They slept
steps, and in halls Of printing offices, in boxes and
in CARTS sometimes suffering terribly in the cold Winter
nights. They became necessarily demOrallzed by this
OF life Capt Matsell, Chief OF the Police, pro-
nOunced them perfect banditti." They were rude
iusoent, thieying fighting, gambling, drinking set
sun Buildings. But IL was as good as palace to the
homeless newsbOy. Here they were provided, for few
clothed encouraged 20 form good habits TO save and
cumulate money, and places obtained for them where
away, as boys, and many have become good men. The
Lodging House still in operation greatly enlarged and
$1,000 boys and has transformed many Of them. They
are still sharp, keen, quick-quted, selfrelant-but no
Few earn less than Is cents day; with that the boy
enter his hotel in Fuon-st, aud get his animal wants
at the foundation Of civilization. His wants satisfied
and he is happy friend instead Of enemy TO himself
he respects himself lays up money In his bank, accumu-
lates dollars instead Of cents, and becomes business
The experiment has turned ont an uhdoubted success
The Lodging House is an established institution that we
could not dispense with Yet in It's present condi-
ton il is liable at any time 10 pass away.
The lofts OF Tie Sa Buildings have become very valua
BILE be needed for other PURPOSES IL would
then be almost impossible 10 ind III place for the
commodaton OF the hundreds 10 whom the cheap lodging
has become absolute necessity IL only be perma
nenty established by having building VI its own, whose
doors shall always be open 10 the homeless orphan and
the destitute suffering children OF the poor.
The Trustees have concluded to appeal to the public 10
make this benefaction permanent for future generations
Donations for this Object may be sent TO the
citizen who has done much 10 sustain this Institution,
J. 4. Williams, President OF the Metropolitan National
Bank.
We think therefore. that the appeal may DC confidently
made 10 the public to erect building worthy OF the OBJ
jet, aud worthy OF NewYOrk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-09
PETROLEUM AND MINING sroCKs.-FTR



Gold closed at 1S99lS9l after selling at 1885, S39h
The clearings at the Gold Exchange Bank were
$50, 10, 600 and the balances $1,6O2,.O9.
Government stocks were steady, with further riss
in 1OOs, which sold at 1911 for large Tennes-
see Gs are firm at G2IG66 for the new and Old North
Carolina 6s rose per cent, and Missouri 6s per
cent Railway mortgages are firm. and the offerings
of irst-class bonds are small Rock Island and Pa
cifc rs sold at 1904. The miscellaneous list wa
stronger with more general business. Wells Fargo
Express sold at s47!, which is lower; Merchants
Union was strong ut an advance. The Railway share
list was generally higher, and disposition shown
by spectators for sale to close their contracts and
wait for higher prices. Operators for an al
vance predict higher rates under the stimu-
lus Of continued heavy traffic on the rau-
ways throughout the Winter The stungensy
in money, has tho effect of forcing the crops 20
market promptly, to the advantage OF the trans
portation companies. At the Second Board l0-ios
rose to 1919. The Railway share markets were Wei
sustained and better prices paid on several active
stocks Northwest Common sold at 49, and the
Preferred az ca. The st. Paul stocks stronger,
under reports that there will be serious difficulty
with the Northwestern Company. Pacific Nail
was lower. Some Eric was bought in at the Long
Room under the rule and much as % paid for it.
The stock is not scarce. At the close the fol-
lowing prices were paid: Registered Is, 1881,
1nl9ll1I; Coupon 6s 1881, 12dll2l; Coupon
5-2Os, 1862, 1OS!GlOS3; Coupon 5-20s, 1864. l0t
QlO5l; Coupon 5-20s, 1865, 106!Gl06l; Registered
590s 1865 lO7Gl07l; Coupon. 1885, lO7GlO7!; Regis
tered 1867 1915 GOl; Coupon, 1867 1O7l607s Coupon
iO-4Os, l0l.9lOl 1905 ID series 1O5.GlO5l; 1905 Sd
series, l05,G1O5l Tennessee 6s. ex-COupon, 65!a6o
Tennessee 6s, new, CO; Missouri 6s 0iGs4s; Canton'
q; Cumberland. @262i; Western Union, 3lsa3lt;
Quicksilver 169l6.; Mariposa, S9Si; Mariposa Pre-
ferred, 1906 Pacific Mail 1ili9lns; Atlantic Mail
1851; Boston Water Power. 16i9l7; New-fork Gen.
trail. 1i1s0lls: Erie 79i672l; Erie Preferred 76f@
n; Hudson 125l9l96; Reading, 96a96s; Michigan
Central, l0si91O0; Michigan Southern, 7S.9@'
Illinois Central 1e5,G196l Cleveland and Pitts
burgh SltaS2l: Northwestern, 47sG47.; Nerth-
Western Preferred. 63l aG3i Cleveland and Toledo
1904 0lO2I; Rock Island, 95SG05. st. Paul Common
4Os0 4Ol; ST. Paul Preferred. 62i962i; Fort Wayne
96!G96l
Money on cali is in good supply at 607 per GEMS
and among stock houses there was quite Z
free Offering of balances Commercial bills are sun
dull of sale B,st names are 1d9 and second Crane
at 1oals per cent. Short engagements have every
where the preference, and capital to carry out pro-
trocted speculation movements is had with difficulty
The strincency in money throughout the agricuI-
tural section of the country is having benehciai
effect II pinches those who have oyertraded ana
SPECTATORS but it is helping all who have farm Do
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-09
FINE ARTS.

An English journal Enthusiastically announces
that on the staircase of the new Town Hail. Hull,
has been placed the statue of Andrew Maryell that
distinguished native of Yorkshire, and thrice NJ p
for The towR Of Hull. We are also informed that
"this work was given by Mr. Councillor Winship;"
but who made the statue is not thought worth men
tioning. We believe we make no mistake in saying
that Maryels fame does not rest alone upon his hav
ing been thrice NJ. p. for Hull although the average
Engishman will think his having been NJ. r for any
place, even once, is sufficient claim to Immortality.
MARVEL has better fame as the friend Of Milton and
of Cromwell and is equally remembered for his hi Oh
minded patriotism, and his sweet and vigorous
poetry. Much thai he wrote has survived, and sew
eTa Of bis shorter pieces have gained well deserved
popularity. Ills "E,iles Song7 beginning, "Where
The remote Bermudas ride" aud The Garden" are
fonnd in almost all selections Of English poetry lie
giving him one.
The same Journal makes pleasing blunder in stat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-09
TIE CRIMINAL COrRTs.

Tn the United States Commissioners Office
before Commissioner Osborn tie examination I'm the
Ncwcomb Brockway Wood imbroglio the main facts IN
which have been previously reported resumed. Mrs
Caroline Brockway the wife OF Charles o. Brockway, the
convicted counterfeiter examined and testified that
NewcOb had frequently been TO her house in Mercerst
In reference to the matter OF the procurement OF the dis
charge Dow from the Indictment pending against him
dow I'm Maine and that finally she had given TO New
hands by Dow 10 be given TO Newcomb when Dow so in
sructed her The animation OF this witness was
commenced, but before much progress was made, the
further hearing was adjourned TO Monday next, ut
o'clock p. III.
CO1nor the complaint OF Mr. Joseph Jarnesey OF No.
SO Beayers The complainant charges that on the 9th or
$3.50 purpOring 10 have been drawn by Charles f. Clarke
In favor OF j. T. Marvin Some time before the note De-
came due Mr. JarneSey learned that II was worthless,
and he therefore caused the arrest OF Ray Justice Hogan
Robert Buckley Of No iis East Houson-st while lying
on the sidewalk In state OF gross nioxlcation, was
robbed Of "A penccaSe and two pocket-knyes, which
found subsequently In the possession OF one john
Huascheck That enterprsing footpad was by Justice
Mansfield committed for trial.
Justice Kelly committed Samuel Cornnoss for trial on
the charge OF stealing about $500 from his employer Mr.
Samuel NandergOn OF No 6I9 Eighhave. Marked bills
the of the prisoners arrest he strove to
plain how they into his possession by saying that
he often changed bills for customers with his own moneys
In the L. s. District Court in Brooklyn, before Judge
Benedict, the OF the United States against r. n.
Wight was commenced Wight was accused OF con-
spring with others lwo have not been arrested TO de-
fraud tho Government by Issuing fraudulent revenue
bonds. In procuring licenses disters are required to
furnish bonds In various sums and, alleged, the
cused procured irresponsible individuals 20 give bonds IN
sums OF from $4,000 TO S5 Oo and that the Collector and
his Deputy failed TO inquire into the identity OF the
the truth OF the representations relative to their
property The bonds given at various times for the
following described sums May %, bond for SIS goo
the same day another for $2l0O0 on June 4, for
SO Goo and another for $4,000 When the accused
arragned, the Assistant DistricAttOrney moved that
the bail be fixed $4,000 The Judge stated that no
was opposed 10 fix the amount at figure which could
he obtained The accused thereupon gave bail In the
~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-09
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
THE CIVIL COURTS.

In the Superor Court, Trial Term, in the
matter VI Marina Barker, an intrn elderly lady agass
James Savage, the owner of MANURE cart m Nhleh to
plaintiff sued damages for beng knocked down oY &c
lcudants cart and over, causing tue amputu9n OF
Of her legs, the jury gave verdict for panth Tor
The divorce case o. Bishop ag Bishop disposed OF
Oct 10y the piautn falling 20 appear on INC cali OF inc
ease but n resduun came no yesterday I'm the form Of
motion IN nuuis ne defeudut Mr. BslOp for not pay
ing all the um0ny the Court had directed 10 pc pdd 20
BIS Wife, one item for s3j for Inc month OF july; the
dsposcdo OF ~ not AaFlhs necOc cue vi 1iteI I'c ~
tained Judgment As 10 the other item II appeared tha
her former attorney had consented, III CONSIDERATION VI
the payment Of month in advance to receive 800 ior
500. The motion was denied.
Application made In the Supreme Court Yesterday
the bin ~ costs for opening the circle at the inter
of Broadway and Fifty rs pablo place
Counsel for tho property owners objected 70 Tue
pu pi Co''S y" 10 $500 Tho C,o,oo'issioncrs
had charged full fees for every day since their
appointment they would then be entitled TO $500 less
were wholly unauthorized IA law and what were charged
for n surveys not such, but simple copies o ward
maps. Objection WAS also m.de 70 TIE charge OF SSvo
Tor drafting ana copying report Ihe appraiser ieoo
$500, should have been not more than $780,
Judge Barnard reserved his Geclsion ,
In the Supreme Cont ~ Trenton, y. j., the compant
of Mr. William Campbell against the NewJersey
Railroad was heard. Mr.. Calnpben iurchaseY IN
returning the day. The passenger failed 20 return
within the specified tie but on his going back presented
the excursion ticket This the railway oitlMs refused
as ungenuine, and on arriving at Newark Campbell was
peremptorly told that II he did not pay his fare or show
legitimate ticket he should leave the cars He refused
to comply aud f0rcbly expelled at the depot A!er
expulsion he exhibited genuine ticket which ne sad ne
obtained IN New York, but the agent denied MN readms
sion no could say but that the other passengers
would be subjected to similar disturbance by his presence
again Campbell accordingly instituted legal proceedings
against the railway corporation, ana the COur OF oyer
AID Ternincr granted him verdict; but this Court
ordered that Judgment Dc set aside such decision
would bc highly Incompatible with the preservation OF
peace and order in railway cars and prudcia to the
Ii rgsLs al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-09
COMMISSIONER BELLS TO 4 FOREIGN BOND
HOLDER
From The Pan lfal Gqaliie. OF ?

From Tht Pan laH Gq5Sie. OF %
The following letter from the Hon. David A.Wells,
Commissioner of Revenue from the United states 10 an
English holder OF 500 bonds IS Of considerable Importance
the present moment, when reputation doctrines with
respect these bonds being mOOted by General But
Ter and others for electi0noering purposes:
SIR have tie honor to acknowledge the receipt OF
yOus note Of September which has been forwarded 10
me from London II would have afforded me pleasure to
have afforded you interview, buJ sailed from Liver
pool the day your letter dated As regards the
question you put me- whether the principal well
the interest OF the vewenty bonds will be paid IN god
would say that have doubt whatever that al such
payments win be made in gold II the law does not be-
yOnd Doubt express this fact, you must remember that
there such expression the British cosOls or IN the
French rentes and IL would be absurd 10 suppose that
great nation like tho United States il going 10 conduct
ITSELF IN regard TO the principal and Interest Of It's debt
other than accordance with tie recognized laws Of
commerce and morality. l am, Sir, yours most respect
fully, DAVID A. WELLS,
limited States Commissioner OF Revenue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-09
A TICKET AGENT AGAIN IN TROUBLE.

Patrick Mcdonald, proprietor of an emigrant
tcketolee at No. % Abanyst, arrested yesterday
on the complaint Of Antonio Charnoy Of No. 2O William
st. The complainant testified before Justice Hogan that
on the 9th OF October he arrived in this city from Knox
ylllc Tenn his way TO Havre, and put up at down
town hotel where he met who induced him TO visit
McDonads Office TO purchase passageticket. This was
DONE and Charnoy then asked whether he had any
money that he wished changed into gold. lie replied
that he had 81 200 and this he gave 10 Mcdonald who
gave him receipt therefor Mcdonald then left the
office. In few moments he returned with bag Of coin
and counting out number OF gold Nap0leOns. handed
them TO Charnoy and advised him TO hurry on board the
was about sail After getting out 10 sea, Charnoy
counted the gold given him. and ascertaned that he had
received but SO Nap0leons whereas he should nave re-
ceived 2l6 On reaching Liverpool Charnoy made known
his loss 90 Mr. nman owner OF the steamship Llne ana
that gentleman at once at expense OF $780, teegaphed
10 Mr. Dale agent In this city, 10 make complaint against
Mcdonald. CharnOy sent back by the next steamer
passage to this port aud back TO Liverpool being fur
nished gratis by the Company. CharnOy arrived here on
Thursday and called upon Mayor Hoffman, who decided
that no could do nothing ROundsman MuldOon of the
City Hall Police then took CharnOy before Justice Hogan
and that magistrate granted warrant for tho arrest OF
Mcdonald, and yesterday he was taken into custody.
The prisoner holds Charnoys receipt in full for tho
signed anything in McDonads Office but sheet OF blank
note paper and that the receipt must have been after
ward written In above his signature. The magistrate
held Mcdonald 10 bail in $1,000 Mcdonald has on several
occasions been before tho Tombs and other criminal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-09

A Dublin cotemporary describes new ma
chine which is In by tradesInan In that town
for cutting hair The sensation produced by fevolu
lions round the head is said to be very agreeable and
tue rapidly with which it cuts the hair Is one OF Its
recommendation 10 notice. Tho machine Is so con
sructed enable the operator by turning screw 10
adjust the cutting blade so 10 take OF just the guam
tity Of hair desired. It's movements guided by
pending rollers like those used with tho Aairbrushing
machines.
Mr.. Ira Aldfidge, son Of the late colored
tragedan, Is announced 10 appear at the Melbourne
TAeatCr Royal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-09

pont Of focal autobiography from the Mall and
erracc-e architectural feature OF the PARK us design
is elaborate and ornate and its present advancement Is
in tue utmost ratio OF poss Die progress
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-09

According to n statement of Messrs. Feuer-
heerd 4 Co of Oporto tho port vintage OF 1867 having
been favored by excellent weather, some very superior
wines havo been obtained The quantity, however, has
been seriously affected by oidum, which appeared with
extraordinary severity In May aud June, causing loss
vi about 0nethlrd vi Tic graves.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-09

The Chamber OF Commerce IA 1855 made memorial u
the legislature upon the subject, and recommended q
commission for their management. The present Mayor
of IN "A communication 10 the Special senate
Committee dated Nov Il, 1906 says: Tie following table
gives the received for rents and those expended
tor repairs Of the wharyes and piers and slips OF the Guy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-09

Foremost. by many degrees Of the improvements con
tcmplated tins year by the Park Commissioners, Is the
commencement Of the magnificent structure designed Nv
VauX to be entitled The Beirdere" IL is 10 be built
upon that rocky point Of land within the old Reservoir n
closure Ut It's south vest corner, aud intended " DC, ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-09

Rents collected IN six SlNi''y "
cn1ir, Maid Tor IN SIX years............. 9804l5 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-09
ECOND BOARD.


GOvERNNENT DETACHMENT.
b2OCou' C2 IUs5s lO4OReg Treas Notes $40
1850 .1Gsi 10000. -.....lOck 2d SERIES
$500 Cou '65 iU IS 1910 Coup co. .1oi
1O00 ....l O,l l,JOe .l0l5 81 Serles.