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LUCKY BIrn
The entire stock Of New York Fur Establish
nsnt for sale at our stores, at prices much lese
than msEUfacturers cost.
They include
l73 sets Of CANADIAN MINK.
SEQ SIBERIAN SQUIRREL.
500 CONEYs and hUskRAr.
As well all other
FASHIONABLE FURS.
Also, 900 sets CHILDREE's FURs, at half
price.
Having bought thesO Goods at much less than
thsir present value, we shall sell them at 9 very
mall advance, as they must be sold before the
holidays.
"AH at once, and secure bargain, at
LANsBURGH 4 BROS,
Sis SEVENTH STREET.
Third door above d,
375 SEVENTH STREET,
d. - 1anl Third door above 1.
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u. S. Cou Rr OF CLAIMS, Dec. 2l.-FrederieR
o. Prince, Esq, and Ivers j. Austin, ESQ both
ers OF this court 1888 %
Adjourned to Fricay, the SIN day Of January.
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GROWERS THEATER.
THE ITALIAN OPERA SEASON.

MONDAY, DECEMBER 2s,
...H CHRISTMAS DAY,
viii inausurate a season OF
GRAND ITALIAN OPERA
(MARETZEKS,D
Under the direction of Leonard Grover,
AT GROWERS THEATER,
limited to .. ...
SIX NIGHTS ONLY,
BY positive engagement at
TIE PHILADELPHIA ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
The season in Washington will embrace the
CHOICEST SELECTIONS
GRAND MARETZEK ACADEMY OF MUSIC
Presented In the following order:
hHsPk6s e Fk6vsA4sRf.' PEsi fs''
verdi's magnificent production, over the perform.
sts. Il wnfn on IS. ss b
rendition in that f city By this e eompsny ef " grand
TUEis1BHART'as' i1HR!'a
Petrellas charming Opera, one Of the earliest and
sherrses. and most enchanting situ.tions, NOT na.
Fiotows much admired Martha"
wEDffEsGgs44y' fsGs4, a1'
+ %s:hinsson iswi 3 E:%spSsEsS @ ssesas? ss:e
nj AsTefIsks direction last season upwsrss aee of
sixty consecutive nights to oyerowing houses. and
late season at the Academy Of Music.
THURSDAY, %,
The exquisite
NORMA.
The never falling gem Of the italian repertoire
FRIDAY. 90.
FRA DIAVObO.
With the new and popular recitatiops written hy
TIE author Tor its production the italian stage
LAFRfGAiNE,
don, and New York, Of the most Remarkable char.
acter.
All the Costumes, Properties and Incident.,s 10
the mise OF this wonderful Opera which
we're pared at an enormous cost for it's produc-
York, will be brought to this city.
Mr. Strong the able scenic artist of this theater.
has visited New York, and procured the original
medels Of scenery and mechanical intricacies Of
this grand Opera, and the management congra atu-
tire Opera, notwithstanding II was supposed by
Mr.. hsretzek, when first producing il, that after
leaving the lew York Academy, the complicats
scenes would have to be omitted. The excellent
resources Of this establishment have obyiated that
delightfully."- assured that they will witness the
sECONB ENTIRE PRODUCTION
In America OF Aeyerberes great master piece.
THE SALE OF RESERVED SEATS
FOB THE SEASON HAVING CLOSED,
SINGLE NIGHTS ONLY -.E : aI
Are now for sale at the following
PRICES;
heseryed Seat for one or more nightsin the
Orchestra S3U0
A Reserved Seat in the, Parquet or Dress
A. ,S,leie............
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
oROvER'S NEW THEATER,
Pennsyivan1a avenue, near WillArds Hotel.
EESRaSsDS SHSsk6 sk6vER5. RSo Is: HESS. Riase''''
LAST LAST NiGHT tic hAS sGr GTib 6Nk. ED
MRS. u, P. BOWERS,
On which occasion win be performed for the second
time time 1ee new and original play, by James MOrti.
,.. K,sss,At$ Or 4 ShFas'sfh $ifks 'ssffhgSFsEE .our,s
FhSsY INA 1kS p LE LfoEnHs BRGN
OF Waliacks 1heater, New York, especially en-.
After which an Elegant Dance by AUGUSTA.
IS conclude @ With J. r Plsnchs's celebrated
To-morI ow Night, MACBETH.
sEAToN HALL.
FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 90,
Positively the Last Night Of
THE HIBERNIOON,
OR, A TOUR IN IRELAND,
For the Benefit Of BARNEY, THE GUIDE, when
q new Episode, entitled
THE HAUNTED GUIDE; Oh BARNEY IN
Will be produced. with the Tour Of the North and
West of Ireland, with Songs, Incidents, &c.
Admission. 33 Cents. Reserved Seats, so Cents.
Doors open att. To commence ats. 1t.
SEATON HALL.
SEVEN NIGHTS ONLY,
COMMENCING MONDAY, DECEMBER 25.
NEwCOMB 4 ARLlNGTON'S MINsTRELs,
Headed by the two greatest Ethiopian Comedians
of a century. The Company comprises twenty two
first class Artists, introducing entire roper
toire of minstrelsy, not yet "pirated By the mi
grating mushrooms Of the profession.
Doors open quarter 10 seven; commence quarter
to eight.
Admis sion, SO cents; reserved seats, rs cents.
CHAs. s. WOOD,
de o0kt- Acant
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oLIDAY PRES ENrs.

III LIDAY PRES ENTs
B. III. sTINEMETZ,
Ht y K AND FU RRlER,
PA Penna. ave-, third door from 18th street,
Has oPeD"d full supply Of
LADIES' AND MISSES FURs.
Particular attention given to those most snitahle
for presents.
Also, Ladies' and Misses DERBY HATS,
Fur trimmed HOODS, &C. &c
FOR GENTLEMEN AND YOUTHS,
Ise Holiday silk and Cashmere Hats Childrens,
Csps imported Scotch Ca Gold, Silver and Ivory
Heaa Walking Canes, Beaver and Otter Mufflers
sBd 0suntlets, Wolf sDd FO1 Carriage Robes.
- All goods sold az fair prices, and guaranteed
ssIepressnted-
FURS BLTERED AND REPAIRED.
3el5 lw lIntelligencer.l
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FURSl FURsil FURSi.I

NEW SUPPLY JUST RECEIVED.
LATEST STYLES OUT FOR LADIES AND
CHILDREN.
Fer the next three days great bargains can be
had In first class FURS at
de 2l-3ts sEYMOUR'S Georgetown
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AT FREUNB'si AT FREUNDsn
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC FRUITS,
JELLIEs AND PRESERYES

FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC FRUITS,
JELLIEs AND PRESERVES
FIEE TEAs-Japar and China, Green, Black and
English Breakfast, the most superior quality
ever imported.
GELATINES, DIETETICs &c.-Cox 3 Geiatines, ,,
Italian Paste. Fsrins, Arrow Root, Tapfoca,
Sago, Samp, Wheaton Grits.
MAILLARDS CHOCOLATES AND CANDIES
BRANDY FRUITS-Pesches, Pears, Apricots, &c.
NUTs-Pecan, Almonds, Filberts, Shell Barks
English Walnuts.
FLAVORING EXTRACTS of all kinds.
MEATS, FISH, VEGETABLES, Theoretically
sealedSLobsters, Grabs, Salmon, Mackerei,
Asparagus, Tomatoes, Green Corn, Petit Pois,
Trsfies, Champignons, Ceps a la Huile, &c.
SMOKED SALMON, HALIBUT, BLOATERS, &c.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Harvey, English Club,
Mogul, Essence AHchovies, Shrimp, Catsups,
ENGLISH PICKLES-Latest importations Of all
kinds.
For sale at the old stand Of
KING 4 BURCHEJL,
de20 corner 18th street AID Vermont ave.
E0R SPLENDID CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
i Go to
GEO. L. WILD & BROS,
New Piano Warerooms, No. 497 llth street, near
north side OF Penn. avenue.
The celebrated Wilken's Gold Medal Pianos
and the Magnificent Carhant. Needham & Co -
Parlor Organs, For sale at New York Factory
Prices. . de ~ 2w'
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@A female suffrage amen dment TO the Oos-
legislature. o
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plANoS TUNED AND REPAIRED-The IN
II dersiRDed we'll known Timer and Re--&
peirer Of Pianos, Of g. w Metzerott's Mu TVH
SIC store, would Inform bis friends and the " II
frieDds Of music generally that he mas separated
himsef fTem said establishment and in con nection
with his brother commenced busineas ON his own
account. Thankful for the liberal patronage ex-
tended 10 him in The psst four year, be would re-
specifically solicit continuation ef the same At his
place Of bnsi ness, whore be will also keen for
ssic The celebrated wilkins Gold Med al Oyerstrus9
PIANOS and the unrivalled Carhsrt, Needhsm
Co, ORGANS and MEL0DE0NS, for which hs has
secured the sole agency. and Is prepare5 to sell
GEORGE l.. WILD,
ofGeo. L. wild q 3roh Fianoforte Manufsrtery,
No. 4e1 llfh ST., bet. Pa. and st. west side
= p. San assortment Of excellent second hand
PIANOS also fer sale cheap, 70 make room for neg
sner. no 2e In
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ADJUSTMENTS.
HOLIDAY GOODS, e.

HULIDA 7 GUUUS, DC.
Il Il T II K II l. AVS.
very choice assortment of FANCY GOODS
liable for Presents, both useful and ornamental
at LAKES Marble Hall Bazaar, $40 Penna av.,
under Metropolitan Hotel. de II St.
hOS APPROPRIATE FOR PRESENTS. A OS
limited number of choice ENGRAVINGS and
OIL PAlNTIs as, appropriately framed PORCE
LEAN TRAESPARENOfES. with q few FANCY
ARTICLES suitable for Holiday Presents, at
MARKRITER'S,
No. 4S6 7th street, doors above
Odd Fellows Hall.
Terms cash. de 9-2wifr
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
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HOLIDAY GOODS, &c.

HOLIDAY GOODS, &c.
I oOK OUT ToR THE HOLIDAYS.
CHR. RUPERT,
Temple Of Fancy Goods,
No. 522 7TH STREET, BETWEEN AND =.
Importer Of sn kinds Of
NEW Toys AND FANCY GOODS,
Adapted for
CIIRIsTMAs PRESENTS.
Dir. RUPERT takes great pleasure 10 inform
his numerous customers and the public generally
that he has Iust returned from Europe, where he
hss been Tor foar months in selecting large and
.hoice assortment Of FANCY GOODS, among
which enumerate in part:
DOLLS Of every description.
great variety ef
PORTnONAIES,
WOBK STANDS,
OPPKRFuMERY.
WHITING DESKS,
WORKBOXES AND
CHESS AND
BACKGAMOE BOARDS,
CHINA VASES,
ORNAMENTS.
ROCK AND HOBBY HORSES.
And Al.e state that in order 70 give his customers
ibcTessed advantages and facility in the xami ma
ton Of my stock Of Goods have fitted, at much
hcuele, large apartment in TIE q stsry. directly
over my store, where will sr0b times take great
pleasure IN waiting upon them who may favor me
with q call.
Ladies Who wish 10 avoid the usual crowd are
especially invited TO make their selection early
- convenient. de 9l3s
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HUDSON TAYLORS
H STOCK Of Standard Literature Of the age 10 now
cOmplste.
Holiday Books m handsome Bindings.
Juveniles in great variety.
Family Bibles, Prayer Books &c.
Catholic Prayer Books.
Photograph Albums.
Morocco, Russia. and Leather Bags.
Scotch wood, Rs.erood and othsrw writins Desks.
Fancy Articles Re, &C
The public IL invited 10 call and exs mine this
elsE ant collection. HUDSON TAYLOR,
Bookseller and etationer.
de Ht 3S4 Pennsyly ania avenue.
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FOR THE IDAYs,

EoR THE HOLD DAYS.
Fine Laees and Fancy Goods for Christmas Pres
ents, embracing sne Point and Point Applique
Setts, Collars Rarbs and land kerchiefs, together
with an assOrt1ent Of fine Fancy Goods, Papir
HasAs, Writing Desks and Workboxes, Satchels,
CAbas, L sdles and Gents Com panions, Portmonies,
Hair Nets, Combs, Belts, and Buckles.
Also, q lot Of ane French Toys, Toilet Articles,
ard other Fancy Goods too numerous TO mention, !,
with q full line Of Dress and CLOAK Trimmin 70,
BOeWELLS Fancy Store,
de Is Us 302 street near lsth.
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III y ID AY GI LIT 8.
Foreign and Domestic
FANCY GOODS,
PAPER MACHIE,
WRITING DESKS,
WORK BOXES and ..
DRESSING CASES,
. .. CARD CASES
of all kinds,
CABAs, &c, &c.
OPERA GLASSES,
L1BRaRY PssEi Ikks, fns Leather Mounted
JEWEL CASES Of every description.
ODOR STANDS, ~,
GLOVE BOXES, &C., &c.,
BACKGAMMON BOARDS.
FRENCH. ENGLISH, and
AMERICAN STATIONERY.
VISITING and WEDDING CARDS,
the New style.
ROUGH CARD.
Elegantly printed at
DEMPSEY 4 OTOOLE'S,
Engravers and Fancy stationers,
de lsH between 9th an and 10Th 10TH streets. ts;i
CHRIsTMAs TREES, BEAUTIFUL HANG.
~ ING RUsTIC BASKETS, &C, can be supplied
oy ~ she 1naersisned. 400 z,SS SS0Hs !.s, SAUL
DHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS
SOLD AT COST BY
FRANKLIN & CO.,
- 244 Pennsylvania avenue,
de 196t between 18th and 18th streets.
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Musical CHRISTMAS PRESENTS, AT
Fk NETZEROTT'S MUSIC STORE.
large lot Of hne Music Boxes, Flutes-
sud NiOlIns, magGifcently bound Music Sa
b"os., Frensh, italian and German; alsoftINTI
Musical TOYS. have lust been received At
NETZEBOTT'S Music Store,
No. 31S Penn. avenue,
between 9th and 10th streets,
seie agency Of steinwsy's Pianos and Mason &
an lin = Cabinet Organs de I5-tf
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TT CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
Il HE WHEELER 4 WILSON SEWING MA
CHINE AGENCY, at $50 Penna. avenue, in the
National Hotel Building, offers the most attractive
display OF articles suitable for presents to ladies
thar can anywhere be found No lady in the land
ought to be without one, and no little girl ought to
be permitted to grow up to womanhoOd without
knowing how to use ene. Through all her after
life such knowledge would be of more genuine value
to her than any half dozen Of the more common ac-
eomplishments OF the day. All styles and prices
with valuable improvements, at the Agency, No
500 National Hotel Building
de I9-Iw' PJ STEER, Agen.
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On sTMAs TOYsH
Toy Stoves. complete; Tin and Iron Toys Of all
CHEAPEST PLACE IN THE DIsTRIerI
Roeking HoIsss, sieds, and Mechanical Toys,
with keys 70 wind them mp. wv
Also, = large assortment OF Tin and Iron Ware
PALMER BRo.y,
6e u dtjsh 90 Bridge st Georgetown.
The New York herald., 1865-05-02

THE LAST OF THE REBEL HoME-MApE NAVY
Accepting the report as true that the rebel
ram, the Webb, in the desperate attempt to
run her down the gauntlet Of the Mississippi
had her machinerybo deranged that she was
abandoned and blown up, we may set her
down ss the last craft Of the rebel home e-made
navy gone to Davy Jones' locker. One hun
dred millions Of dollars would probably fall
short Of the expenditures Of the rebels In their
defensive guneoats iron-c!ads, rams, floating
batteries and transports, and where are they
nowS Captured burned, blown up, or sunk;
for thousand miles along the Mississippi, q
thousand miles along its quiet tributaries, and
two thousand miles along the Atlantic coast
the fugitive Webb like the Flying Dutchman
bringing ,p the rear Of the long and ghastly
procession
The New York herald., 1865-05-02

GERMAN 0pERA-FIDErIo -Beethoven's only opera
FGlelio-was given last night at the Academy. In con-
cepton the opera highly dramatic and in its nterpre
ation last night there nothing wanted 10 carry out
the idea OF the composer and satisfy the audience The
opera produced in every respect whether we re-
gard scenery, costume or cast-in manner which
rendered 1t highly enjoyable. Hermans was exceedingly
fine as Rocco Madame Johannscn, as Lenorc, inter
preted the part with great deal Of that exalted senti-
ment which the story Of woman's love-tred so
severely as that OF the beroine-naturally inspires
The choruses cxcellently sung, the prisoners
chorus in the first act particularly The orchestral
performance perfect Beethovens two oyetures pre-
ceding the first and second acts being given with very
grand effect and eciting much applause The trio In
the act Of the brightest charms OF tho opera
created marked effect II Is to be regretted that this
fine dramatic work cannot, be repeated We are sure,
from the manner IN which presented and received
last night that It's reproduction would DO most accepta
BILE This evening Mozart's Magic Flute will be given,
and on ton evening the sHguenots will be Pro-
duccd IN grand style.
The New York herald., 1865-05-02

LOCrs NAPOLEON WILL HAVE TO SPEAK.-The
Emperor Napoleon has practised the wisdom of
the owl studied silence, for some time past in
reference to American affairs. The late terrible
and tremendous events in this country, how
ever, will compel him now to speak out, and he
may perhaps consider it expedient to speak
first to John Slidell and his associate horde OF
desperate rebel adventures and outlaws in
Paris. At all events the late mysteriously
silent oracle of France will now be compelled
to speak, and to speak distinctly, for or against
the rebel war policy of assassination.
The New York herald., 1865-05-02

THE Ice QCEsrIoN.--The time when ice be-
comes a necessity In the household is fast ap-
preaching. and we are glad to perceive that
our comments upon the attempt Of the dealers
in that article to charge an exhorbitant price
for IL has had the effect which we desired, OF
stimulating q wholesome competition. which
has compelled them to reduce their rates. We
are credibly informed that the stock in some OF
the ice companies paid dividend last year o.
forty per cent at the price then demanded AS
the article is more abundant this year we can
imagine what the percentage OF the stock
would be if the companies adhered 10 the tariff
at first announced which was about hundred
per cent advance upon that of 1864 II is nc
use for monopolists to endeavor to impose
upon the public at this time when the price
Of all commodities are coming down. The
standard value Of gold has now reached one
hundred and forty-fve. That is just a hundred
and twenty per cent below its highest quota
tons. Everything should conform to that
standard, and It must do so. no matter how
strenuously dealers may endeavor to keep up
the prices of articles Of consumption. All the
necessaries Of life must follow the price of
gold, the avarice Of monOpolies and retail deal
ers to the contrary notwithstanding. Saga
cious people will compete with the extortion-
lists and undersell them. This will soon bring
things to proper level.
The New York herald., 1865-05-02

The formal surrender Of Joe Johnston's army was to
AVE taken place Saturday last 2gh ult, at Greens
b,ro, n c. Arrangements were made by which General
sArse Of tho arms and artillery and parole the rebe,
loops It was reported that many OF Johnston's
troops had been disbanded during the late truce,
While many others had gone home, In the belief that
ascepiancs Of the terms originally proposed is pro-
bable that tho force have been formally surrendered
the Goth ult will hardly represent moro than two
birds Of the actual electives Of Johnstons army.
An mpromptu procession of citizens and military at
Norfok celebrated the surrender Of Johnston the
10Th uit
The armies Of Georgia and the Tennessee, command
ii respectively by Generals slocum and Howard,
gs under orders on the 2sth ult. TO move North via
chnAond TO Alexandra, where they will be disbanded
sen, TO more important and active fields Of the rebel
uon n any can be said 10 exist Our correspondence
ii lbraces an important order from General Howard to
no citizens along the route Of the proposed march, ad
sng them 70 remain at their homes and assuring them
nat, as the had virtually ended, no ndscrimIna,e
foragiag would be permitted
The Unlonsts Of North Carolina have taken strong
rounds against the restoration Of the old State govern.
ent Of which Vance was the head and also in favor Of
Ihe adoption Of Tho constitutional amendment aboshng
uavery.
Chief Justice Chase and Treasury Agent W. p Nellen,
a,ve len Washington 70 the principal coast and
river oihss Of the South TO arrange for the rces,absh
sns Of the United States courts and establish new trade
-sgulaslous for the different ports.
The rebellion hes fallen TO pieces all points and IL
ding wound up At . rapid and encouraging rate Gen.
borne has cleaned the rebel gusrilas ou, d Yves, Ten
sses by q successful expedition In that district
no larger part OF the remnant Of John Morgan
a command, consisting Of over one thousan
en- and officers, surrendered 10 General Robson :
a'uns s,srns Ky, on yesterday. Eastern Esniuck
now clear Of rebel troops, and but few guerilla band
afsst any part Of the State JeG Thompson and h
lowers arc said TO be endoavorng 10 leave the country
me rebel np; Abemsrlo sunk by Lieu.euan, Gushing
sss. r.Issd. shd bal foschsd tie cosport Navy Yard
,ar Correspondence from Fortress Monroe embraces s
..., from . osroed rebel oeacer Of tbs evacuation
The New York herald., 1865-05-02

The PRICE OF CoAL.-It Il time that the price
Of coal should be reduced 10 fair standard.
We have been paying outrageously for this arti-
Gle for a long period only to put fabulous profits
into the pockets Of spectators and the carrying
companies. Large consumers, such as owners
of steamboat lines, foundries, factories, sugar
houses, and 30 FORTH usually make their yearly
contracts for coal about this season. Let them
hold on a little while, and they will find that
the rates must be considerably reduced. The
demand for coal by the government will fall of
immensely. probably twothirds with the re-
duction of our naval force. The factories en-
ployed on government contracts will also re-
duce the consumption considerably. Labor at
the mines and collieries will become more
abundant, and consequently cheaper. There Is
no necessity, therefore, why people should be
bound by the quotations of the "coal auc-
tions," which II must be understood are not
carried on merely for the sale Of coal, but to Ok
a price whereby combination Of coal dealers
and carrying companies are enabled to put the
screws on the public. The price Of coal has for
long time been maintained as high as twelve
or thirteen dollars ton, while we have reason
10 know that the srticle Is delivered at the
docks Of the city for nine dollars and thirteen
cents per ton. Some OF these transportation
companies paid as high as sixty per cent to thu
stockholders In 1854, In cash and dividends
The "nxed prices" Of the auction sales, there
fore. do not indicate the value Of coal 40 mucl
as they do the grasping propensities Of sh'
monopolists.
The New York herald., 1865-05-02

wISryn G,RprS.-A new programme was presented at
this theatre las night and Mr. Henry Pscdc appeared,
for the rs time years, in two parts that were
sterling favorites "at the old Park, sirn-one being
Grandfather Whitehead and the other Sam Hobbs, in
the Nabob for Hour Grandfather Whitehead Is one
of the best studies Of character well Of the best
domestic dramas that the stage possesses; and Mr. Pa
eide personated the principal part in with exquisite
truth and nature and with all the peculiar pathos Of
which the part susceptible The other parts were very
commercially nilcd Other plays In which Mr. PlacIds
had great success In former days in preparation.
The New York herald., 1865-05-02

The REBEL RAN SroEwAIL-This famous
iron-clad will propably soon make her appear.
ance in one of the West India ports. She VIII
then be seized as pirate, in accordance with
the proclamation which President Lincoln Is
sued early In April. Such Is the fate that awaits
her II the authorities at tho port where she
touches do their duty.
The New York herald., 1865-05-02

PoKnc RsApros AT Crrros HAtL=Nrs Efnihe do
Iesdsrner will give dramsto readings, entitled Read
nss from the Poets a the rooms Of the Geographical
Society, Clinton Hall, this evening. Mrs. de Les
dernier Is we'll known 70 this community ~ IN slocu-
ZIONIST Of decided merit gifted with nne musical voicc
and graceful Her selections this evening
from shakspere, southsy, Poe, Lonsfellow, Holmes
Hood, willis and Russell Lowell The programme IL
thus both varied and attractive.
The New York herald., 1865-05-02
ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE COUNTRY.

before ton O'Clock every Wednesday evening It's cir.
culaton among tho enterprisng mechanics farmers,
,erchants, manufacturers and gentlemen throughout the
country 10 increasing very rapidly Advertisements in
,rted In the WEEKLY HERALD will thus be by large
oron Of the active and energetic people Of the United
9tatAa
The New York herald., 1865-05-02

Nmlo's TmArRR-Mlss Maggie Mitchell began an
engagement here last night In ranchou the Cricket
which was played usual 10 full house. Last year,
may bs remembered, Miss Mitchell played Fsnchon
through whole season. 70 the exclusion Of other pieces
and Il seems probable that The unfaing popularity OF
this play will carry through even another season.