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A YLANTIo AND MIss1ss1PPI sTnA M

A atlantic AND MISSISSIPPI sTEA M
n Ship Co.'s Railroad line OF Steamers for Natchezs
eksburg, Memphis Cairo and st. Louis or
ne of the following magnificent first class passenger
.mels will leave New Orleans for Cairo and St 3ous
evoly other day: ~
Pauline Carroll, Capt. H. L. White
Ben Stickney, Capt Jos. a. Aiken
Mississippi. Capt H. II. Symmes.
LeyiatkSn, Capt al W. Carroll. ~
Missouri, Capt j. Y. Hurd sa
Niagara, Capt j p Young.
Moliie Able, Capt D. ". GIesnleaf
Continental, Capt Fl g. Cars n.
w. Arthur Capt ". s. Green
Olive Branch, Capt Ben. Tabor.
Passengers and Shippers DEF end on the regular
departure of this line Of boats advertised time Boats
will leave the odd days in Apr, odd days In May
even in June. even days in July, and odd days in
August II ua..
Passengers DESTROYS of stopping at any point the
procure Lay Over Ticket at the office each
boat giving them choice of twenty-one steamers to
continue their passage. t "itcs.a. ai e.
State can be engaged and through tickets pro-
cured to ali principal points by applying at the AGENTS
office. ~ itlif -- E .'l e o.,
JOHN j. ROE, President.
JOHN N. BOFINGER, Supt. r.
R. PEGRAM, Agent
drass tr
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MIS- 81 sIPPI DAILY AND week
wi LY CLARION .--tEhe Daily and w ae XIV

Clarion still published at Meridian, Miss and con-
taius the latest tel grams from a paris OF the
country. lis present subscription list Low ex-
ceeds the combined circulat on u tie Press Of
Mississippi, having q circulation in ev ry county
in that State. Ithss been published FIR twenty
Line years, AID been suspended during that time
but eight weeks caused by the destruction of
Sherman, IN Febraa 1864. / is also the Off
cial Jouroal OF the STATE 1t has d large and in-
creating circulation in Western Alabama, in
Tennessee, Arkansas and Texts, constituting it
o e of tie best and most profitable advertising
mediums to be found in the Southwest
Address }. j. SHANNON d CO., Editors and
Proprietors, Meridian, Mis-.
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ALE OF sERVACmABLM MULES.

Quarternsster Generals Office.
Washington, D. c., June rs, 1866
By direction Of the Quartermaster General the re- will
oe sold at public auction to the highest bidder, at the
times and places named below viz: " WV
Cleveland Ohio, w ednesday July s.
iH slti Pa, Wednesday, July IL.
Huntingdon, Pa. Friday, July IA.
Reading, Pa, Monday, July II. .s ,.i.-
Easton, Pa, Thursday, July 20.
philadelphia, Pa, Monday July "a.
P1ttsburg Pa. Thursday, July n.
Two hundred serviceabe mules at each place excent
Cleveland, where five hupdred will be sold
Many OF them were bought at the beginning Of the
war as young mules accompanied armies in ali their
marches aud camps and thoroughly broken, har-
hened by exercise, gentle and familiar from being so long
surrounded by the soldiers. 40
though sound and tervceaoe, they are longer re-
qufed 10 the army and can be purchased these es
ar less than their true value The attention of both
miners and farmers is especially invited.
Mules sold singly.
Sales to commence at 10 A. NJ,
Terms cash, in United stases currency.
JAMES A. EKIN,
Brew. Brig Gen. in charge
jyz4 First Division G; M G O.
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d LINE OF SUPERIOR SCREW sTEAN

A LINE OF SUPERIOR SCREW STEAaI-
IN EHS daily between Providence and New
York, in eonnexion with the Boston and Providence
Railroad making decidedly the cheapest Railrosd and
Steamboat route for Freight between Boston and New
York. The steamers are of great power, and built ex
pressly for this route freight taken to Phadelph
Baltimore at low rates.
For Information, apply to DAt TEL MASON, Sup't
B. P R. r., or to e. H Rockwell, Agent Is State St
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Capt. Asst Adiutant aeneral.
u eadquerlers MnitsTy Division Of e
Ill SoOts- " esa,

NEW OkLtAESs June %, leoos
Generai o. ders y, 3.
All refugees nom the Stao Of Texas notified that
the troopsof the United stes 81 gernnen in
military possess 81 that stat and that they
turn to their Eotne5 with security.
The Msjor General CoGlinan dug takes this occasi
10 have it distinctly undeIs that home guards
armed bends Tor sepr lection will, be permitted in the
State the military fol in Texas and hereafter
to be sent there will he competent to protect individuals
and their properly
The Inhabitants of Texas notified that it is and
has been the po icy the Con handing General make
neghborhoods invested by guaas responsible for their
acts. Experience having taught him that the influence
OF the inhabitants energecay exercised put down
this species of robbery and murder.
By command of Major Gen. P. H. Sheridan.
E. b. PARsOl
ssistant Adjotant Ger, r.
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SS1sT N II QUARTER MA STEERS
"A Office Forage Departmsnt, con er
CITY.
Proposals are invited for the delivery af Corn, Oats
and ay to this Department, in the CRY of Phadel.
phia Pa =
Bids should be addressed Z this Office and must
statt the quantity, description KIDD price aud time
of delivery.
livery soon thereafter the Office nay be in funds
and in such funds MAY be received for
s. D. BURt HARD,
Captain and Assistant Quarternaster,
Forage Department.
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proposals FOR MATERIALS FoR
THE NAVY.

NAvY ,DEPARTMENT,
BUREAU OF EQUIPMENT AND RECRUITING,
June a. 1856
Sealed Proposals to furnish materials for the ayyfor
tue nsca year ending 3Oth June 1866, will be received
at the Bureau OF Equipment and Recruiting until 10
O'Clock MI the 25th day of July next &C which time
the opening will be commenced
The materia and articles embraced in the elassos
named are particularly described in the printed sched
ules any Of which will be furnished to sch persons as
respective Navy Yards and those Of all the Yards upon
application to the Bureau NpoA
baders are referred 20 the commandments of the re-
spectve yards Tor samples Instructions or particular
description OF the artcles ALSO for blank forms Of offers
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ENOR S4LE..-Four centre board echo1n er 8
Il une LOG tons, earres 1870 tens coal, s0M Lum~
Der, one q tons, carries COM Lumber, one 81 tons,
and g ae IONS. also several fishing schooners,
from o 10 20 tons. Apply to AK. CHASE
Zoe y amercial street.
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NToRrn eERmAS lloyd.

Steam between New York and Bremen, via Sonthamp.
ton. The Screw Steamers of The North German Lloyd,
Bremen, Capt e. Meyer,
New York, Capt X Won 0terndorf,
IIansa, Capt II. Won Santer
America, apt. Vessels,
Herman, Capt g. Wenke,
regularly between New York. Bremen and South
smpton carrying the United States Mail
From BREMEN. FROM SOUTHAMPTON. FROM N, Y.
Saturday, Wednesday, Saturday,
May 6, May 10, June 3,
Missy 10t May "a, June II,
june 8, June Z, July J.,
June II, June Fl, July 10,
July l, July 8, July 29,
July Is, July 49, Aug IL,
July %, aug.2, Aug. 20,
Aug IL Aug 16, sept. 8.
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AUCTION Fs.
GALE OF HARNESS AND SAB. Las

Chief QIartermasteI's On. q.
Depot II Washington,
- Washington, d. e., July 7, 1865.
Thee is hand, at this depot for sale, about $4,000
sets OF United States Harness. consisting Of
l4S single sets of lesd-horse Harness;
ll4t Z" wheelhorse
$500 " =" legd-mule
5,4ll :" wheeimule
oOl " ny lead-hOTse Ambulance Harness,
and
Lay " wheel-horse Ambulance Barnes.
This Harness his been used III the public service,
but 1t 10 still serVresble for road and farming puT
poses
Sealed proposals are Invited for its purchase lots Of
100 sets al upwards.
Proposals must plsihly state what kind of harness
DID 10, WbeiheT VI eel or lead, horse; and for
ambulance harness, whether Wheel or lead
Proposals are also invited for the purchase
Thousand worn Saddles Of various pattern in lots oil
100 and upwards. samples of Harness aud saddles ca
be seen at the Government Hlil this city On app
catiog to Colonel Charles II. 1onpkins A. o NJ. cor
ner of Twenty second aad Il. streets.
pr pcsals for the purchase of this Harness. &c will
be received at this office until ~ NJ Tuesday, August
leoo and should be endorsed Proposals. Tor the PLt
chase Of Harness,"&
The acceptance Of the and prior to tie delivery
OF the Harness, &C.
Tie undersigned the lgh reject all popo
| sal! which may he consider ed too low
The sale OF Harness at public auction. advertised
June II, Is discontinued
The sh'e OF Wagons and DluieS is still go ing from
| day TO day Pui cnHstls yited to attend
D. Ii. RUCKER,
| JyZ Brew. hfal and O nj.
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The Glasses Of this Bureau numbered and designa-


No l. Flax, Canvas, and No. u.s. Sheet Iron
Iwinel5 49, Soap and Tallow.
q ooLton, anYassnd 20. Brushes.
'Twine 90 Stationery.
:. Iron, 60 H % Hardware
4. Tin, Zinc, DC. "a. Ship Chandlerv.
5. Sperm OIL rs CoroeR Wire
Z. ooking Utensils. 70. Firewood
10. Leather, &c. 81 Whale Nestaioe.
II. Hose. and Tar ali.
IL. LighuMyite. a. Chain Iron
10. Lanterns and &c Coal
Lamps 40, Sheet Copper
IA. Ok Hides for Rs39s
The following sfsasss iaases by their numbers re-
quired nc the respective Navy Yards e r.
KITTEh r.
Nos. ], 2, s, s, 10, 1929 III -~r
CHARLESTOWN.
Nos !, z. s. 7, LOT IA, Is IS, co. 20, "a 25 49, 81
BROOKLYN - w
Nos J. 2 s,4, 9, 49, II, AZ 1s 2e %, 20 "a 90,
PHILADELPHIA. 5s.s
Nos !, 2, 8, 4 g. Z 10. II, IL. 20, %, "a, 80 81 40
. WASHINGTON. : R'iii,
Nos. l, 2,3, 4, s II, II, 1s, %. "a 20, "a.
NORFOLK. ~
Nos. l, g. 81, 10, II, 49, u.s. $40 o. a. Is, 81
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G PECTAL ALE of SERVJCIcA III 4,
y DRAEIF HOESAa

QUARTERMAsTER GENERALS OFFICE
WASHINGTON, b. u, June &c, 1865. I
By order of the QuarteImaster General there will be
sold at public auction during the month OF July 1885,
at the times and places named below, viz:
Giesboro, u. c Monday and Saturday of each week
New York City, " Wednesday, July 8.
New YORK ity, Friday, July 7, and on Tuesday and
Friday Of each week thereafter the Government Sta
bles; corner Tenth avenue aud Thirty fifth street.
Philadelphia, Pa, Thursday of each week.
Baltimore, va. W Wednesday, July IL.
Baltimore, Md, " ednesday, July 20.
YOUNGSTOWN, Pa. Wednesday, Juy5.
Elmira, N. Y Friday, July IA.
Lancaster, Pa. Friday July %.
Two hundred seiviceable DRAFT HORSES each
day.
An opportunity to purchase superior class of Draft
Horses at far less than their true values now offered
BILE. no longer required in the army and must he
sold The attention Of managers of city railroads and
manufactures is especially called to these sales
Horses sold singly. Sales to commence at 10 A. NJ,
Terms cash. in United States currency.
JsME5 a. EKJN.
Brew. Brig. Gen. in charge
+ JyZ4 "a LIST Div. @. NJ. G. O.
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PERIODICALS.
BRITISH pERIoDICALs.-vIz: ia E

british PERIODICALS.--vI tn E
lJLondun QaaEterly review Conservs tive.
The Edinburgh Review Wing ri"
The Westminster Review Radical. -
The North British Review Free Church.
AND re
BLACKWoOD'S kDISBUKGH MAGAZINE
Tory.
me American rub is6ers Continue to reprint
tne aDoVe named periodicals., nut as the cost OF
pruning mas douoleu, ana the price ofpaper Of arr
~ trenieo theS are compelled to advance their
terms as follows:
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- ALE OF COVER INHERIT HOhs he.

CHARACTERISTICS GENERALS, OFFICE
FIRST DIVISION,
WASHINGTON CRY June i26, 1855
Will be sold at public auction, during the month of
july 1866 to the highest bidder the times and places
named below, viz: It ~ .-5a =
Baltimore Nd, Wednesday, July :. ~.
Giesboro, d. u, Thursday, July g.
Giesboro D. c. Friday, July {, and on Tuesday, Thurs
day, and Friday, of each week thereafter
York, Pa, Friday, July T. ''N< fA-
Mitfiintown, Pa, Friday, July7.t s-+ .----
Williamsport, Pa. ednesday, July IL.
Reading, Pa, friday, July ~.
Easton Pa, Tuesday, jury IS.
Baltimore, Td,. 3 odhesday, July 10.
Newport, Pea FIjday, July y.
Fottesville, ia. Friday, Iuly e.
WImiDgtown, Del Satuiday. lusy 20.
Baltimore, Mo, MonGay, July 81.
4 70 hundre3 C.vaslry horses sach day.
For road and ta aps purposes, many good bargains
may DC had. Horses sold siBgly.
Saies to commence at 10 A N. H. q .stt sl
Terms cash, in United States currency
JAMES A. EKIN,
10. 4-s Brew. Brig Gen. in charge
~ LIST 1yision @. M g. 0.
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EayITIaG PROPOSALS For THE PUn.
- y CHASE QF! TWENTY-THREE HUNDRED GOV
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AN ACT in Relation to the Naval Observatory.
Be 1t enacted By the Senate and House of Reps
resentatiues Of the United States of America in
Congress assea, bled, That go much OF the first
section of the act of third August, me thou
sand eight hundred and fertyseight, entitled San
&C. making appropr iations for the naval ser vice
for the year ending the thirtieth of june one
thousand eight hundred and forty-nipe," IS re.
tuires that the superintendent of the naval OBJ
servstory at Washington city shall be a captain
scammander. or lieutenant in the navy, be, audis
hereby, repealed, and no officer of'the navy ems
pleveh as superin shall receive other than
the shore-duty pay of his grade. ~
The New York herald., 1865-03-03

of abolition reform ss negro suffrage, negro
equality and miscegenation; but these and all
other questions In the campaign Of 1868 will
be oyershadowed by the sll-sbsorbing money
question. Resting upon basis of three or
four thousand millions Of public debt, upon in
ternal taxes of four or five hundred millions
year, and o corresponding circulation Of
"greenbacks," this money question viii indeed
be the overshadowing and potential question
of the day
In the transition from an exhausting conti-
mental war to the relief of continental peace
it is hardly possible that we can escape the
trials of . searching financial revulsiol.
We may expect it. and that its effects
will be great towards the organiza-
tion Of powerful opposition party we
cannot doubt, looking back to the financial
collapse of 1887 and the sweeping political revo-
luton resulting from it in 1910. In this view
how utterly preposterous and contemplate ap-
pear all the little plots and counterplots of this
Presidential clique and that clique to circum-
vent each other in the control of petty item
of federal patronage here and there as an in
vestment for the next republican national con-
vention.
In the interval to 1868 we shall doubtless
pass through . political revolution equal to that
Of a hundred years Of peace. Old ideas and
old party issues, sanctified by age and believed
to be everlasting, viii be demolished and buried
among all the other "obsolete ideas" Of the
past, and new ideas, new issues, new party or :
ganizations, and new sectional organizations
will take their places. Necessarily and inevi-
tably, therefore, the old party leaders OF the
past will be superseded by new men thrown
to the surface by the upheavsls Of this mighty
revolution. Grant and his generals, in the Union
re-established, will be a. much the idols Of the
American people as were the first Napoleon
and his marshals with the people Of France in
their day Of victory, glory and power. Before
such men our mere politicians, civilians and
party managers will not be able to stand.
Accordingly, if Mr.. Chase and Mr.. Seward are
really laboring under the delusion that petty
Office under the administration, like that, for
instance, Of Surveyor of the port of New York,
is stepping stone to the next Presidency, we
would urge them to take glance at the great
revolutionary changes going on around us, and
at the prospect which is just before us-and we
are sure that they will discover that they are
building their castles upon the shifting sands Of
q stormy coast, and that before the rising waves
they must soon be carried away.
The New York herald., 1865-03-03

A good many schemes for the enrichment OF
individuals and companies at the public expense
have, we are glad to say, fallen through, or
failed to come up to time, at this session of Con-
gress Prominent among these failures is that
of the application for the extension of the
Goodyear India rubber patent monopoly. This
thing has had long run, and money enough
to enrich regiment of men has been made out
Of it; and, having paid this heavy figure for the
invention, the public are now fairly entitled to
have and to hold it without further taxation for
the benefit of the Goodyear company. We hope
It will never be heard Of in Congress again.
The New York herald., 1865-03-03

TIE RUNAWAY REBEL CoNGREssMEN.-The
Richmond Esaminer, II they will come back
and Idle in the last DITCH" offers free par
don to all those rebel Congressman who have
run of, fleeing the wrath to come. The
Enquirer calls for the employment Of General
Lees soldiers to bring these fugitives back;
but who is to bring back the soldiers! In fact,
skedaddling has become raging epidemic in
Richmond, and we next expect to hear that
poor JEFF. himself has been seized with the
contagion and is heading for Mexico.
The New York herald., 1865-03-03

ITALIAN OrnRA-BRooKLYH.-Ave very large and fashion
able audience present last night at the Brooklyn
Academy to hear La Folio del Reogimsnio Of Doni
sstts brightest light works. and always favorte here.
Miss Kellogg the Marie, Lot and susni taking the
parts Of Tonic and sulspcio The opera well sung,
and the artists very cordially applauded La Fora
del Dno this evening, with all It's splendid scenery,
costumes and dramatic eccts as the New York Academy
Tomorrow there will be . grand matinee, with Fra
Diavolo for the last time this In order 10 gei
through the performance Of Saturday In time TO enable
tho audience 70 witness the festivities TO take place In
Union square, the motinSs will commence precisely q,
one o'clock and win DO before the great publie
demonstration commencea
The New York herald., 1865-03-03

Coon FOR GOVERNOR BRowN.-The famous
Governor Brown, of Georgia, in his annual
message to his Legislature, renews his fight
with Jeff Davis, hammer and tongs He tears
the rebel concern at Richmond all to finders.
Upon the negro arming question he is par
ticularly sound. He says that they cannot
expect their slaves to fight for "the enslave-
ment of their wives and children;" and, follow
ing up this idea, he fatty says, "when we
arm the slaves we abandon slavery" just
so, Governor; but, do what you may, slavery
is gone, and your confederacy is gone; and SO,
without further beating about the bush, you
had better give it up at once and come in out
of the rain.
The New York herald., 1865-03-03

Orr THE TRAcx.-General Joe Johnston, who
has superseded Beauregard in the rebel COM
mand in North Carolina, dates his 6xst general
order ct Charlotte, February rs. OF that date,
from that place, we have report :A-s Sher-
man was moving in another direction. john
ston, in fact, is ss much out Of his way at Char
lotte as he was at Macon in November last.
He is OF the track.
The New York herald., 1865-03-03
NEW YORK LEGIsLATURE.


senate.
ALBANY, March 9, lse5.
BILLS REPORTED.
Authorizing gas companies TO lay pipes along plank
roads and turnpikes.
To amend the Sunday Liquor law
Incorporating the New York University Club
Concerning passengers and vessels arriving u New
York
incorporating the New York College Of Dentistry.
.Approprating $4,000 for improving the navigation
Of the Hudson river.
Incorporating the New York sharpshooters' Club.
Incorporating the Seventy first regiment Of New York
BILLS NOTICED
For the enlargement Of the Erie Canal and the redsc
tion of tolls
To amend the Excise law
Relative TO the enrolment Of the National Guard
Incorporating the New York Pier and W1ehoaane
Sompany -N~S~r1 - s-~s-A-s- - ~
Relative to the Surrogate's office OF New York ~
INTRODUCED.
Increasing the rate Of interest on the croton wates
Authorizing railroad in Eishy.sixth ana other srses
Por the more speedy payment Of the wages Of laboro
employed by the heads Of departments
TO regulate the Supreme Court Of the First judicial
district
Incorporating the company Of the garden Of fountains
Relative to the Dry Dock East Broadway and Battery
TO facilitate the construction Of the West Shore Rail-
road
Authorizing plank and turnpike road companies 70 COL
For The speedy payment Of aborors employed BY
heads Of the departments Of New York.
EVENING SESSION.
BILLS ADVANCED 10 THIRD READING.
The Metropolitan Paid Fire Department bill, vthoue
amendment
Mr. CoaAss moved 10 substitute the New York Common
Council ordinance.
Lost By ths following vote:--
AyHs-MessrA Allaben, Christie, Cozans, Humphrey.
The New York herald., 1865-03-03
ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

ADJUSTMENTS THIS EyENISG
ACADEMY OF MUSIC Irving pace.-IrALIAS OPERA
LA FoRzA pRL DxsriNo.
NEW BowERY THEATRE. Bowery-LosDos Assn.
RASoE-RoBsRr AAoAIRE-HAPrY NAN
wALLAcK's THEATRE Broodway.-M.sD Your Own
BUsNKss-LAUcHiSe HYKNA
OLYMPIC THEATRE. BroAdway-rHs STREETS o, N.w
YoRx.
BOWERY THEATRE, Bowery.-DAxs TRor-sELy Ao
CUsArIoN-MR AND MRs. WHITE
NIBLo's GARDEN, Broadway.-Muou ADO Asou,
NOTHING.
BROADWAY THEATRE. Broadway-FoRrr WINS
WINTER GARDEN. Broadway-HAxLEr.
~.
xxE or NEW YoRx-Dsy and Evening.
InYANrs MIssrRELs Msehape.' Hall ~ Broad.
Tfhrk'H'0''A' fsSi1 s0''' DANCES b0"I''au1' A'-L'.
WOODS MINSTREL HALL 6l4 Broadway ay-ErHlorrAN
SoNos, DANCES. 4c-FALL or CHARLxsT0S-ON TO RICH
SALE pIABoLIoUE, 5s6 Broadway.-Ro.x.r HxLLxR's
'i"AohA'-oieAS
NIBLo's SALOON, Broadway.-MLLz. De KATow AND
Mr.. WEnLis CONCERT.
sTEINwAY's CONCERT ROOMS Fourteenth street.
j. ~ PArTisoNs soIREE MUSICALE.
VAN AMBURGH L CO.'S MAMMOTH MENAGERIE,
bS9and 5l Broadway.-0pen from 10 A. NJ. TO 10 NJ.
HIPPOTHEATRON Fourteenth treet-EouEsTRIAN,
GYhNAsrc AND AoRoBArIC ENTxKrA
,AMERIcAN THEATRE, No ~ Brosdway.-BALLxrs,
PASrohIMEs, BURLEsoUEs, &c.-JpNNY LIND
HOOLEYS MINSTRELS. Is9 and 2Ol Bowery-sosos
DANCES BURLxsoUKs 6c.-LvE INGN.
DODWoRTH HALL SO6 Broadway.-BuRNKrr's EVEN.
MIRrH PATHos.
NEW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY, 6lS Broadway
Open from 10 A. NJ. till 10P NJ
vANNUCHrs MUSEUM, 800 Broadway-Moyrxc WAX
FIGURES. Open Day and Evening.
The New York herald., 1865-03-03

TIE Ds KArow AND WE'LL CoHcEKm --T,, ,sss sSNEI-,
1Sxur@<HaAs- - H>1ysY AR~SK- - sOnoo''
Of these avoe artists took place At Nibos Saloon yes
tsrday evening" In presence Of very large house The
performance Of Mile. de Katow delightful
She gains applause, and to win more upon
the audience every night as her command over the
voloncello Ia more completely demonstrated 1t is rare
TO zee lady exercise thorough mastery over so DIM
cult instrument Nile. de Katow does Mr.. wehli
was usual exceedingly nne on the piano. Hin Hugue-
not fantasia marvellous performance and both IN The
spirit Of the composition and the facility Of the execution,
stamps him as . perfect artist
The New York herald., 1865-03-03
Another Habeas Corpus Case.
sUPREnE c0URT-CHAMBkRs.
pefcrs Judre Barnard.

Fee a1-7Rs Peopss xsaoc J. Woods-A writ OF
Aobscs corpus was issued in this case BY Judge Mccann
Of the Superior Court directing Superintendent Kennedy
70 rouce tho body Of the prisoner before Judge bar
nard M Kennedy appeared as directed, and npon
that he held the prisoner In custody BY virtue OF
m order from General Dix charging him with stealing
property the Court held at the return Wa
sufacient saa dikpisssd he wklh
The New York herald., 1865-03-03

mas var meeting held BY them shsrs on the issh M
ON which occasion were adopted asrcs "victory o.
DEATH - "nggers usi" and I" last ditch resou-
rate by grand rush for the INTERIOR OF reach Of the
Union land and naval forces
announced that the Anglo rebel pirate Shenandoah
put ntocorunna SPAIN about tho beginning Of February
in disabled condition Tho United States steamer Sac
ramcnto lett Cadz the Sd of February to look after
The New York herald., 1865-03-03

Guerrilla Robbery IN Ksntueky.
cAno, March 2, 1885.
NcDougah's band u gueriias robbed Lovsacsvills In
Pol,3d counsy, Ky, yesterday, Of $4,000 worth Of
gooda Hopkinsville, Ky, visited ". night BEFORE
several stores were robbed and two Union msa were
shcA