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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-04-03
AMERICAN HOUSE
LIVERY AND SALE STABLES
P.T. ENGABD. Propriator,
DFTAWARu OHIO

nNE OF THE BEST stocks Of Horses, Carriages
W EuEgiss, &C., In Delaware, ct most reasonable
prices. Careful and experienced drivers furnished
Whsa desired. A large lot Of good Horses and
second hand Euggies for sale AZ eli times. Horses
kept BY the day, week otherwise. Stables oa
Winter street in rear or the American Hotel
apr5'67-IY
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-04-03
SberiFs Sale.

HunnoweII' Hukin & Noses II PuEsaa99oo Of the
John H. Ferry, st. al Order Of sale issued
from the Court Of Common Pleas Of Delaware
public sale at the door Of the Court House, In the
Town Of Delaware, in said County. on the
3Oth Day Of April, A. D., 1858,
at O'Clock, P. NJ, Of said day the following des
CFlbed Real Estate, 90 wit: 'Stuate in the County
Of Concord, and bounded an d described e. follows,
to wit: Being known ag the s'OhIo White sulphur
SprinRsn property, and composed OF the following
two tracts Of land: First, tract oontGiniug one
No. fouFteen hundred and twenty zone T1A21 in the
vi gina Military DistF let, bFEnning Gt the origin
81 corner Of said Survey at point on the west
side Of the SciOto River, at low water mark dis
bank of the River thence south rs degrees west
Isl poles 70 box elder, thence north 10 degrees,
west 5S poles 10 3 hickory beech and sugar tree
the southwest corner OF the James MeAitriok
tract North rs degrees, E 2l9 poles 70 White Oak
the River, and thence wish the river So pole 70
the place Of beginning. The second tract con gins
sixty and 2S S-1O0 acres, part Of Survey No. @542
in said Military District, commencing at stone on
post on the west bank CT the Scioto River at the
North East corner Of said Survey No. 2642, run
ming thence south rs degrees, Is minutes west
aIon the boundary of said survey ninety Re rods
% q post aud three stones u tue center OF the
State Road Thence south 3O5< degrees East along
the cEntr r Of the road Eighty -ons and 7-25 poles
10 post and three stones thence north IS degree
% minutes east along the boundary Of the survey
1S1 rods to post and pie OF stones on the west
/ bank If the River. and thence up the west bank
Cf ihe said SGOto River with its meauderingB north
S35< degrees west A and 91O peEsss tn ence north
| 48X degrees, west So poles TO the place of be-
i ginning. JRO. " LADD, Sheriff o.
By CARPER 3 RANDE1As, Delaware county D
Mch2T '6s-5w-Tfsl5
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SheriR'a Sale.

Harvey T. MeoaHoash1 N q fsBe CON-
- order Of
ne ala1tlesas G aMaEiHn
as tha Nt me 1oun Of
Delsu lra, g Ezil 4s
1A6h DAY 0B ANE ID. 1853,
At 2 O'Clock, P, n, Of safe ssy ts fallssaE des =
eribed Real Estate, 90 vii eallala IN ths
UounsF Ct Delaware, and saala of 0hio, and boinR
IN Lsl numheF Twelve hun6Fed sui forty (12&0 >
fn c. L. Festihgn1ia additl51 % tie town of East
Delaware, aa Marked Grd dssiEEatsd on thu re-
coE4fd plaf theFenf.
Appraised aa ---
}. ". LADp, EbeFid. and
Special MnglgF CoumissloneF.
CAEPEa D VvE DE1LAW, AitFa1 Tor Ri5E.
Earch 13, l8d8-HWE f1T 80.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-04-03

Unlike NEST Of the bittors OF the present day. Dr..
Robaoksare not intended as pleasant stimula
ting whiskey beverage, but are perfsotIy medicin-
al containing only sufficient pure bourbon Whiskey
to hold in the medicinal extractrve mstter from
which they are composed. N. o. STARR. Agent,
opposite American House,
moh27' '6s-2m
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-04-03

arises from disordersd state Of the stomach q
few doses Of Robaok's Bleed pills win in most ca
sss, eject cure By removing the cause. N. Z.
STARR, Agent, opposite American House.
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STO

n0OR and window siLs, Cellar Steps. Flags
~ Cistsrn Govern IN the rough, and All kinds
building Stone, furnished at my Quarry west
o. W. Female College, West Delaware.
Can leave orders - the Grocery Store Of ". S.
Little.
Nay 8, '67-tG. s. ", LITTLE
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-04-03
30 Acres of Indiana Land
For Sale.

p WILL. sell so acres CT land near New Corydon
III Adams county, IndfanA-4e acres Of which
mas been deadened for six ysargs This viii be
rare chance fJr investment FOR person Of gmai
capital. For particulars enquire Of J. HIPPLE
Real Estate Agent, Delaware, 0,
u1ch6'6s-tf THOS, YEATS.
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Wha Winna

rs approaching f0g spring work and e y7u have
IL one u the stImpruVed Howe Haghiuegn Fou
can do up ths sewing EsF she family In q short
time and have leisure tor other duties. the Howe
i8, without doubt, tha best Family Sewing Machine
IN oEiaaangs. Call and see them at No. 3, Will
llama Sock,
mRroh2T' '6etf, o. PLATT.
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Sherif's Sale.

Estella 7. Richardson and I r pursuance Of the
her husband I. J. Rich commands OF an or
rdEOn, &usr OF sale issued from
Us. the Court o. Common
John Alvin Kelly, Peas, Of Delaware
County, Ohio, and to M directed, viii Offer Tor
sale at public vendue at the door Of the Court
House, In the town Of Delaware, in SAID county
on the
18th day Of APRIL, A. D. 1868,
10 O'Clock A. Il. Of said day, the following dos-
CT bed real estate 10 wit ttSltuate in the county
Of Delaware, and State Of Obi8, in the Village oi
Delaware, and bounded and described as fllleWH,
to Wit Being known as IN Lot No. 1851 new
number and 1S2 old number.
Appraised at 8.
RErD 3 POWELL. }, ". LADD, Sheriff Of
Attys for PlfIs. Delaware County, o.
March q 8S-5t-pfST so.
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ST.EEPT.ESS NTGHTS-

As remedy to sooth all nervous excitement. anG
in its truest sense HeTBias, there is perhaps no
medicn eEtant which Is received with 30 much
favor as Roback's Stomach BHtrrs a wine glass
full going to bed is all that Is required to pro-
duce sound and healthful sleep. N, U. STARR, Agt.
opposite American House.
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OhairsI Chairs /
AS AN APERIENT.

There Is no medicine much IN favor with those
who are acquainted with their action as Robaok'B
Blood Pills they are safe, pleasant and mid In
their operation, and purely vegetable try
them. N. U. STARR, Agent, opposite American
House.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-04-03

Why Is a prudent man like a pin 9
Because his head prevents him nom 80
ing 10 far.
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IN2nR RAMGE.
DIVIDEND NOTICE.
MUTUAE BENEFTT
Life Insurance Co.,
nE

~ w G44 AAF &@a -
One Hundred Per Cent. ordered to be paid
to Policy Holders.
NEWARK, JAN. 1, 1858.
Dividend Of Return Premiums of Fifty (5O)
per cent. has been declared the Isfs Policies is
sued prior to January 1, 1857, applicable TO the
premiums paid IN 1866 on ordinary Endowment
Policies Of the same Forty (401 per cent and on
Non FoFfeiting IN dOWments Thirty Three and one
third (Ss5S) per cent.
The Directors have also ordered the payment Of
the TWENTIErH and TWEETy-FIRsT DIvTDEEDs, (these
DECIAKkD IN 1866 and 1857 } being Fifty per cent.
each, (making One Hundred pgE cene) 20 tae
members entitled 20 she same, az tneiF prem luns
become due during the year 1858 those holding
Scrip TO be allowed the same as CASH in payment
Of premiums, and where there is q loan the whole
amount 90 be credited thereon.
LEWIS C. GROVER, President.
This dividend Is q PRESENT EEALIIX, and IN nirik-
tuR contrast with the DISTANT PROMISES Of otaer
Companies
Tggc0ll1s q 1569s...........-S 4,S8sS 80
Total assets JEsl. I, 1885,. 145&S0yOSSS1S'
Non-Forfeitng Life and Endowment Policies is
sued a. the once,
WILLIAMS BLOCK,
DELAWARE, ONO.
W971. CARTER, Ag0gSe.
Feb.21'es-tf.
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EDUCATIONAL.
OHIO
1868.
BUSINESS COLLBGB!
DELAWARE, q
COq1a91serojCT Department.

SHARP E KINDS, PFirsC{paLs CONtnse
otnE zSad TeEegFnl3Itio Departments.
s. y. RAK, PFtletpak CltrOgFapItto DeI
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-04-03

80 e PoppLetogl.

A TTORNEY's AT Law, Delaware, Ohio. wa
y promptly attend 70 al legal busnass intrust.
q Is fhoff GSrs "a Delaware and afioining ccun
ties, Farsi5llrF attention gives O. pEaG1et irTE
under thc new BAnkrupt Act. 0YRl11, WELE1AEs
B EATuER BLOCK
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VaEAB Estate AGENT. once f. Williams Boek.
-, Delaware Ohia. PsFsonB Wishing % boy, sell,
eFFant Farms eF Town Property win % well 60
give him call, LtHns H4aI-HI
The New York herald., 1868-03-18

The Besieged Directors Horeful-No Further
Attempts at violencc-A Guard Maintained
Night and Day.

The Besieged Directors Horeful-No Further
Attempts mt violencc-A Guard Maintained
Night and Day.
The brief experience which the squad Of roughs
who invaded the Long Dock on Monday obtained re-
garding the efficient measures for the protection Of
life and property in Jersey is likely to have saluta
ry effect on the "pugs," and the Oyer and Termner
Court Of Hudson county will be spared the trouble
and expense OF swelling Its list of candidates for the
State Prison. Once within the meshes OF Jersey law
the escape OF the desperate is all but impossible.
AS prevention is better than cure, however, the d.
rectors have continued their precautionary meas
sures and still larger force than that enumerated
in the HERALD yesterday Is on hand. The employees
at the depot and workshops OF the Erie Railroad
have been organized INTO corps Of deputies to aid
posted at the Pavona ferry to intercept intruders
who may be rash enough TO repeat the experiment OF
Monday. Chief OF Police Fowler will continue the
guard at night till the present troubles have passed
away. Inspector Masterson, OF the Erie Railway
special police, was occupied great portion of yes
terday in making arrangements at the Long Dock for
the protection Of property there
A number OF gentlemen called on Mr. Drew yeSter-
day, all OF whom expressed their conviction that the
defeat OF the monopoly is but the work Of few days,
and assuring him OF the cordial sympathy OF the sew
eral firms to which they belonged. The members of
the executive committee looked as hopeful yesterday
as though the difficulties were entirely adjusted. The
camp was crowded with visitors, many OF whom
seemed TO take special interest In the controversy.
Every visitor, without exception, urged n steadfaSt
resistance and encouraged the old Chancellor TO hold
out This advice seems unnecessary as the directors
are by degrees converting their quarters into dom
clle which will be furnished with many home COM
forts to beguile In the weary hours and
compensate for family luxuries.
The New York herald., 1868-03-18

ASSAULT ON A A0ENTLRMAN.--Yesterday afternoon
Reter Curtis Alderman, living at No. 0lo William
street, caused the arrest OF Benjamin French on the
charge OF assaultng and attempting to throw him
fkom second story window to the pavement. There
appears to have been dispute about the premises
occupied by the complainant and In attempting to
NJ Committed Committed. Tne accused was taken before
yustice bowling and committed TO the Tombs for
k1al.
ARREST or ALLEGsD PIcKPocKErs.-John Smith
md william n. Marks were yesterday arrested
hy oficer Wilkinson, Of the Twenty sixth
precinct for operating in the procession.
bmith was seen in the act Of assaulting
m unknown woman on the corner OF Broadway and
Murray Streets with intent 70 steal N pickpockct
bmith attempted to thrust his hand into the lady's
moving through the crowd in the City Hall PARK,
With intent 20 steal as pickpooket Both the pri-
poners were committed.
PICKING PocKErs--James Wilson was arrested In
No park by onlcer Cowan OF the Twenty sixth pre-
snct on the charge Of attempting to pick the dress
pocket Of an unknown lady, who refused to come to
lourt to enter complaint against the prisoner
wilson was committed by Justice Dowllng. r
ALLEGED ROBBERY OF A PRrEsr.-A short time
Hnoe . warrant was Issued by the presiding magis-
lrate Of JEFFERSON Market Police Court for the arrest
y woman named Jane Mooney, who, It was alleged,
bad feoniously taken from the custody OF the Rev.
michael 0'Reilly sum Of money and valuablss con-
nsting Of two gold Watches silver spectacles wear
md apparel, &c, In all value amounting TO a. l2o,
be property Of complainant. The accused, who has
eeh living u me capacity q h6usekeepsr with com
x ,, years, was arrested in wooasocisS R l., 8 few
ago y one z, s.s nc dssSsS 1Sss g the
snsSss 1s7sssSd :s Ss SssSs SssS1
nr him, and 10 has recently been anaicted with
Sfsiyais which Oompsusd him to seek the
The New York herald., 1868-03-18

frseudly shelter Of 81 vincenss Hospital
since which time Jane undertook the charge
"a stated. ar maj esnrleaan's desire Accordingly
application was made FOR warrant and the accused
was arrested When nroog1t n0stCS Tocge
nroperty which she said she was better capable Of
securing for its owner than he himself was and that
was the reason she took the things. His Honor not
withstsndins this explanation. committed her In de.
fault Of 200 bail r
ENERGETIC POLICE OFFIcERs.-Monday forenoon
man named william Reed was brought in on the re-.
turns from the Fifteenth precinct The prisoner was
arrested by order OF Captain Cafray the night pre-
vious but when brought into court Roundsman Fitz-
gerald, who arrested the prisoner by instructions
had no complaint to make against him. and
he was discharged by Judge Dodge, Captain
against him. Now, while this Sunday night teapot
tempest was raging on one corner OF street q
% most extensive burglary E was being perpetrated re-
vets, from an establishment only q short distance
from the spot which the energetic captain OF the
Fifteenth precinct caused the arrest OF an unoend-
ing citizen. II is supposed that the burglars were at
work the greater part of Saturday night and Sun
day night they carted away their $4,000 worth OF
precinct officers. The store which has been robbed
Is situated at No. S06 Broadway and Is occupied by
James Tucker as millinery establishment. No tid
ings OF this extensive burglary have as yet been
discovered by the police, yet 1t Is said some OF the
neighbors had seen the horse and wagon at the door
which carted or the stolen property Great Is the
vigilance OF the poicei
Took IT AND PAwNED Ir.-A boy Of about fourteen
years OF age was brought before Justice Dodge, at
the Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday charged
with stealing gold watch, chain, number OF arti-
cles OF jewelry and an overcoat, in all value amount
ing to the sum Of $50. The boy, whose name is
Michael Quinn, was employed by the complainant
Mrs. Hannah H. Newton, Of No. % West Twenty sixth
street, who charges him with the theft Michael was
arrested by detective Mccarthy, OF the Twenty-nnth
precinct. When taken into custody the boy admitted
he took the property and pawned 1t at o pawnbro
kers establishment In West Twenty-seventh street.
Yesterday the prisoner was brought before Justice
Dodge, who committed him for trial
The New York herald., 1868-03-18

perature Of the atmosphere was about one hundred
and any iegreesIlangh then have cor.
Rev. DR.. Lewis who has charge OF this institution In
Washington. In reference to this case. 80 that could
ascertaln the circumstances
Papers were offered In evidence by ex.Judge Rey-
nolds. showing the result OF Mr.. Beachs inquiries
objected 70 oy Ex-Governor Lowe on the ground
that they would bring In the statements OF other
parties. objection sustained.
Cross examined by Ex-Governor Low-At the time OF
the publication OF this first article In 1852
ager OF the business department OF this paper fre
quently held communication with men In charge OF
the paper and in fact had supervision over IL; Mr.
Iaskett first called my attention to the case when
he brought his communication to me- and then stated
that that would make the matter all right he seemed
concerned; from the 10th or June to the 10Th Of
November | was absent from this country; 1
do not know who were plaintir's counsel dur.
and complaint sent TO Mr. Haskett TO know what
was the meaning OF the suit supposng that the case
had been settled by the publication OF the retracton
brought by him. my attorneys in this case before the
gentlemen who now appear were Messrs. Beebe,
Dean and Donohue.
the next tntimation he had Of the case was about
month ago, when he saw paragraph in Brooklyn
paper that he was TO be tried the next day for libel
paid no further attention to the matter after sent
the papers to Judge Beebe and didn't know there
was a suit pending.
J. II. Shipman sworn-A year ago was assistant
editor the Su-night editors inserted the article
in regard to Mrs. Dean; found the article in the
Washington hateut9encer; Mr.. Beach knew nothing
John Dean sworn-l am the husband OF the
plaintiff first learned OF the publication OF the article
the day after it appeared; employed Mr.. Beebe as
my counsel to bring this action against Mr.. Beach;
the action was not brought; they kept me running
there for about three months. when l changed
counsel
Cross.examned-Q. Did you ever give them q re-
tanning fee? A. No, sir.
Coansel-perhaps that was the reason they did not
bring the suit
Ex-Judge Reynolds asked II Mrs. Dean was present
Witness said she was not.
Ex-Governor Lowe asked witness II he did not ask
Mrs. Dean TO be present Witness replied that he
did. Counsel said 1t more to her honor that she
did not come.
This closed the evidence, and it being six O'Clock
the court adjourned, leaving the summing up Of the
case for to-day.
The New York herald., 1868-03-18
COURT CALENDAR THIS DAY.

SUPREME CoURT-CIRcUIT.- Mos 572, 1884,
l4S6 1882 1885, 1885, 1456, 146s 1460 1884 1885, l470
ll72 1474, 1476 l478, 14S0 1882 1884, 14S6. Part B.
Nos 49s co., 109 769 654 $685. 927 824 49 1885, 1887,
issK, 1883, $50, 1893, 4s, 40, 1912, 40, $40. All
SUPREME CoURT-SFECIAL TERA.-Nos 90, lac, 1s7,
2Oz 258. EnA as ea .as
MARINE CoURT-TRrAL TERM.-Nos. 6s5, $50, 545,
$751; 657, 313 1885, $40, 64S 41S 464 27S 462 373 467
4 622 500 ST. 624, 55S, $50, 500, 56l 662 $685. 564
G06
SUPREME CouRT-CHAMBERs.-Nos. 81, OAK, 1o2,
l0A l06 112 u.s. III, 100, 1874 1861 141 142 143, IA
M7 159, 200, 201, 214, 230
eSo9 354 1885, 3879 $685. 2S75 3501, 37O3 37O5 3591
k52o, 8361 $685. 1888. Part 2-Nos. $780, $500, $780,
iI1 1884, $685. 2els, 1884, $685. 1888, 3S40 SS4 1856
oe5z, 1858.
COMMON PLEAs-TRIAL TERM-Part 1.-Nos. I'll,
1901, $685. 902 1885, 1852 $780, 1888, 1040, 1875 1104
u01, 11l4 Ills, 1116. Part Mos. 956, 1904, SSS,
r9 s43 S2s, o69 6ls, 79l, 1881 4sl 1866 1867 1ol4
The New York herald., 1868-03-18
S SHIPPIN NEW S
Almanac for New York-This Day.
PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH II, 1865.
CLEARED

CLEARED.
steamshp Russia tBr) Cook Liverpool via Queenstown
Steamship s. George Br Smith olasscw- Hutchinson;
Steamship Virgo Bnlkley ssyannah-Murray Ferris Go.
sssm:P ya1oo e{psa rsvs n@no
sssamshp Neptune, Baker, Bos,on~w ? clyde ~
Bars smso GSD Sacoar Malta for oTdersNsocovich
Bark Magdslena searle Aspinw.l- Railroad Co.
Bark Isabel tArgh Moody, Rosaric.Howe, White Go.
Bark Jenny .Ham) HoeGner, 81 Johns, PR-Fnnch,
BARK Josie Mildred, csrdenas-J Ward &co.
Bark Irma lBr, Cummings, Sagua--Moss 4 Ward.
Bark Eliza Barss tBr), conyers, Hamilton d,ermuda)-J
Bars Lochle lBn Wade, 81 John, NB-Mler Houeh,on.
BARK Ada Gray, Davis Pbladepha-Bret, Son 4 Co 90.
Brig Par. tIr, Cor, Glsrsis! !er crders-d Buley.
Bris Iis fiorsacs SBIS kssrmsn s. Ss-Joues4 Lousb
Brig Duuoph Dunlop AntisuaaJones 4 Iougb.
ss srs osean ssas s se aae Ward
Brig Jennie Clark tBr, Roberts, 81 John MA smhes
schr 9 G Warren, Smith, S. Pierre Mart-BJ ; weinberg
chr Pssker sssrmao Jaeksonvs Ray
schr Willie DIN, English, 6eorsetown sC-rhomas
Rap. Cole sssnssaIys" sss T,S.I sFun' sash
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
Steamship Gen Barnes Morton sayannas, 10 hours with
ms:s ss 9 yo With %
steamship saragosa, crowe Charleston, wxh mdse and
Steamship II eG Sewbern Nc with md.e
s.esm.hip steam Ys.oc, Hodges Norfolk, with mdse to
ssYjp AIssmarle, Lancaster Richmond and City Point,
s.. ma Ss s SEC with
s ss;. nsdqIs ss hS h:ss~ Cape I
s. s rn sns ne ss %saea
1sr is sfc ioa ~ 3 .sRsrsaesd sars.as from
hours had igh, banning winds in sE trades from lat
- & 'pS,s bark +: AqaSs'
HssS. for sSSrs ssys pa yss
@ays s saI
Ss g Ssr s lei y
on hs s no S bow
"a S.as sss$sss a.s Essy dsy:
sewers XE gale, carried away man,opssi yard has had
fSa Bs Ssso@o i..b Tspsn Palermo Jan 30 with Fruit
sss ' from S as%is
io nsn r has been % The ooi hrss days
% sris Scotland of B.rs.aos, crover, May.gse. PR, I,
days with molasses % Smith had norihery winds up
. ss5s esf sss ss
@ sss s.s ss; . %s
ssisyss and so on
On s n s s sn q The
Perry general agent after discharsns part Of deck load Of
molasses.
as,;i " Lane c.sqess % !, ,
underway, lost anchor and chain March ~ OF Hssera
sehr Msry Collins scf Boston Collins, Nuevsss itday'
S .ss:l w.E e sss sT. G.vs Hssl
heavy gale from NV, in which osl part of deck load
Schr VIM Sutton, Lee Norfolk.
schr Moses Van Name, Van Name Baltimore
schr Alligator, Soisy, New Haven Tor Eli,sbeshport
schr UncIs Joa Pstfia New Haven for KlisaDeshport
The New York herald., 1868-03-18

TIE BOARD OF ExCrsE-The Board Of Excise held
sAetr regular weekly meeting yesterday afternoon,
tho President, Judge Joseph Bosworth in the chair.
Present Commissioners Acton, Brennan, Crane,
dsposed Of and but one license was revoked Other
cases that to have been tried were adjourned
account Of the absence Of important witnesses.
fSTERNAL REVENUE EAFFAIRs.-Yesterday ten bar
se Of whskey seized at the vinegar factory Of
kbeling : Co., 8S7 West Thtrty-ninth street, by
Deputy Collectors Purdy and Morgan. The cause
Was that the spirits were rectihed, but marked
s.rsw," and purported to come from Hess Co., 21o
per and no such entry being found on the books,
fhie establishment was also SEIZED The Deputy Col
ctors say that the books were at first refused them
but that finally the safe was unlocked and the books
Produced, with the result above mentioned.
NEW YORK HISTORICAL SoCIETY.-Last evening
Professor George W. Greene read paper before the
New York Historical Society entitled 'Memorial OF
Peter Force.n The name will be suggestive to some
q the older Inhabitants, II not OF New York, GER
taanly OF washington, as connected with the house
Sonceal President Lincoln. This gave La Force In
Warrington and its eccentric bounds q certain
emount Of notoriety; and the paper last night read
q the subject presented.
: TIE FARMHRs' CLUB.-The regular monthly meet
lng Of this society was held in the rooms Of the
elub Cooper Institute, yesterday, at one O'Clock.
Several Of the members presented specimens Of
early vegetables and others exhibited new inven-
TONS In garden and agricultural machinery almost
IN Of which were received favorably by those pres
ent. number Of ladies were among the audience,
md evinced great interest In the proceedings. After
paying o compliment to persons who have made
Progressive efforts In this department OF science the
meeting adjourned TO its next monthly reunion.
j ATTEMPTED SuIcIDB--An insane man, named VII
nam Simpson, aged thirtynve years. yesterday morn
tng attempted to commit suicide at his residence,
No. 2s East Forty street. by cutting his throat
with razor he was discovered In the act and
partially prevented from doing himself serious In
fury, and afterwards conveyed to Bellevue Hospital.
FIRE IN FIRST AvENUs.-shortly before one O'Clock
yesterday morning IRE broke out In the store No.
as First avenue, owned by Thomas Trainor. The
names were soon extinguished, the total loss not
being more than 81, 200; insured for $500. The
budding was damaged to the amount OF $500. An
Old man named Robert Milford was nearly suGocated.
He was taken to the hospital by the police.