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amnsemerts.
WINTER GARDEN.
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TUE NEW YORK HERALD)
Communicate. addressed the Management with signs
aud address attached Of good lsth will be
promptly acknowledged and attrndedto.
Anonymou. letters are not read
EDWIN BOOTH
IN biz great role of
ARMAND JEAN DU PLESsls. -,~,,,
CARDINAL DUKE DE RlCHELlEU
in Sir Balwer Ly;ion play Of
RlCIIELIEU,
presented with its unequaled 'piendor OF
COSTUMES,
and CAST. embracing the names OF -,
Messr.. Chsrss Barron }. II. Taylor. John Dyots W.
pOuridsor krruble Mason Andrews Bland Miss T.. join
son, Mrs. wilkins. &c, in the east.
Doors open at I O'Clock.
Commencing at IL
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON MARCH a.
GRAND BOOTH MATINEE.
Edwin BOOTH
INADOUBLE ATTRACTION
ssRUY BIAS.
and ss
PETRUCHIO
In Shakespeare delightful Comedy,
KATHARlNE AND PETRUCHlO.
SPECIAL.
Mr. Stuart has pleasure IN setting aside The performances on
WEDNESDAY EyENINO, Mach H.
for
THE BENEFIT
OF
MRS. MARIA WILKINS,
VI THE WIDOW GREEN,
In Sheridan Knowles Comedy Of
THE LOVE CHASE.
MISS LUClE REELkR,
who has v0rn'eeedf r this OCCASION WI MAKE her INST ap
CONSTANCE.
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FXECUTRIX's SALE.
WEDNESDAY AND TnInSnAN FNENlNGS,

March Il and Is, at oco.k, .
large and select PRIVATE LIBRARY o. choice Ehgihi
and American BOOKS ia History biog-tpfy. Travels roe
fry Theology Church Hi,toly inc Ars ne Drama, Gen
era Literature and large collection oi valn be Pamphlets
Ac &C Also pair Of Globes p inches IL snii mace
Nv Messrs Newton Sons. London AID 1--WE superior n
i rosewood cases with ps;Cnt springs Am also TWO baci
Walnut Catalogues ready and the articles Te
CDSiew.
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PROM HOME INSURANCE CO, y. 7.

PROM HONE INSURANCE CO Ny.
Eighteen Of Ives Patent Lamps have for long time been
In in office. and with ful approval They
are convenient lamps used do not get out
Of order and the quality Of he light equal TO the light
used in other par's 4 orr Office
PROM II. BOwRS ESQ. PUBisHFR OF THE lNDEPrSDf Mt
Since burners removed and your lamps at
ached in their lace get brilliant yet mellow light, far
superior 20 what have endured" heretofore We have
sixteen now IN use. aud all work well
PROM CARROLL prNuAN IRvfSGToN, y Y.
For u The study, and particularly with microscope,
II far superior 10 lamp es buefl have ever used
long the use Of gas in favor OF pctro eum
PROM r. p. MASON. NORTH AMERICAN INSURANCE CO,
Y. Y.
consider II the hest light in nee 1t is steady clear and
the comfortable iat read write by that taVr
have renowned THE and snail the Lamp
tin find a better
BRIG-GRS. WV. HALL WV YORK.
Tie glt II the best saw ami tuna less ave
than gas is 90 well HE'D Tat We expect toon TO ado
them tbroug hout factory
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An. Merwlx. Auc,ouee-;

D CgC Broadway, cor. Of fihst-SGles o. Books ga
Ionery Pictures orks y AT ancv Goods FURNITURE &C.
MONDAY EVENING. Mlreh ~. NJ ! O'Clock
PRIVATE LIBRARY-Of vliul be Theological Liosrnph
Seal ard Miscellaneous Books including some scarce "oIAs
&C Catalogues READY.
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oUAarEEAAs1rA OxsgnAL's crrics. !
flR ] Divi7I1A,

WAsHINGTos, y. C.. Febniary, u, i3fiN
GALE OF CONVENIENT BUILDINGS,
- STABLES, FENCING. y HAYNES, &c; at niEo.
wi be ,od he p1eru q public aacon uldef ,he o..
Of Cspsin George Efowuinr A. q ~ eonehcinf
on MONDAY April @ 1861 ~ 10 clock ai cont Guins
from the hour each cay thereafter ie1cept NEDNs
DAY and THURSDAY April and 8 on waie day. ise Ai.H
pnd Water HoTss viii be sodj until the whole tlsi nave
been Opposed Of the following deseorc poOAe property 10
Eleven IN OFFICES Gome) 2s1Iso two s'orie') les?o
1sI5s two z12 two sioIesl leHls kiehen adjoining ior
Eighiy.r,ine (ss) LABORKRs' QUARTERS (fra1ne);
seventyou l6IlS fourteen RIA and one, i61l6 with .hed
Trn 90 DWELLINGS tframe,; 2a1So two stories, with
$1es buildings, 21a2 sour IOs24 l5A4o le13, oI2S tn
Ding ts1 and two hicten. adj oi1ns SIls ana i'a1'
WE Nine "i s NESS HOUSES tms 1910 Two ,,oric
sdaion. icIi7 ssIisc 2e1SO wo stOres 1870 dao' md
EIlo a., ~. ,... a.. 40,
sI 2S1js6 one ixSz and l5xlS (wA sied adjoining
' One a. HOSPITAL STABLE ttame) with $40 liae'l
,oSs !; ISSUING STABLE qrs%e, win s.sla hnea feet
TwrnS 90 BUILDINGS flannel 2,.7 2as.e lsrse ~
81 l5ss5 lo,is four exS0 four ea2z ZS4431 z1io ziI
ees 100 2o12S, ard l7rl7
9hir.y-two (52) WATER TANKS, 4xlG twofset dep
Seventy eight 'SJ MAHGkEs siIlC, Hee 'HesNah iec'
't Twenty 100 ouT,HousEs
One ul Hay Slid, ll213.2
2Rs 9NHH n%gSE oas s f;s sssrs feet on.
Dornre md Z.S5N SQUIRE fcei.
FENC INC 1850 hneAi feet.
One "a sToREHOUsE lfrsmel sQrlso.
two BLACKsMIihs' shofs U'amsl; S1loO and 63'
le0 . .s,.,f -
THE buidss VII. he soA ssy. tua T. at be removed with
o. hneeB days ..... ..
chaser, bu, the lumber will n desired BE- delivered the
CoverIaent free II eAsTe Tor rspoEstoh toe depot
NAafL
Terms. Cash d. government funds
boat for Gietbor0' Will leave the sixth street wharf ever
kOgr during The day Of sala- 1900.
For further information sppy In person OF by letter 4
Cspsin GRO I. BROWNING, a; q NJ oiesDoi9. d. &
o. " this otlco. JAMES. n. EhiN,
Dreyet Brgsd ef-GenPTai IN charge,
Fir.t Division u. IA. O. q
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Oygrcy on h. O. NJ wiIxISGroS, DEis rro ~ 100 ss,,,
| GALE OF 500 SURPLUS OON Inn nm, m III IN,
MILES AL GOOD and seryceab.e. VIII be tod o. ~
Lie AUCTION 81 Wilmington. Del, on every hipAi Nv.
'"s '"' 0NE HUNDRED MULES. A.. IT,,
Tie esreelB attention OF purchases 10 nv''en ~ ~ con-
tof besa mules are large well paired aud 20 eict. H.,
dtan being the team nsu.es OF ss'ins'"
/ Aiinlals sOld sngiy. ..
| Sales 20 commence NJ IN n m
| Terms CssA in 1 ni.ed States currency. pu,s
| Bv order Of Brrvet. tiris. Gen. JAMES A. EkiNo
| ~ ''''' In charge first Division u NJ % w.
GIuIopIn Gait AID A w. NJ
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bedroom ENAMELED FURNITURE OF
warranted msuuacture Also solii Chestnut aud w Mnpt
Chamber Suites Vain and Ornamental o. H. p fAkINo
IONS 80 CanatsI. OBJ osie Vi os.ar lrsbidrd A'@
ENAMELED FURNITCEE.-The largest
assortment Il Eusnrird. Cbesuat and ., III Walnut
LFDNOGM SUITS IN tI. city. Also AAlIEts -
sPEISG BEDS Ac Ill good warrspted presented al the
Old r,tabished house. WARREN WARD Co. ~ Cans IT.
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SEw-YoIsK HERALD
Open at y o'clock Begins st8.
PARTICULAR NoTIcE.-Jhe number Of anonymous letters
received by Mr. Waack renders the following notice aus
uey necessary From this time forward letters duly signed
will BE- promptly aud respectfully attended and replied 20
those without sIua,ures viii be Invariably destroyed unread
SATURDAY,
Seventh time In America the original and very succesHu'
Comedy, in three acts, entitled
SOCIETY,
In which VIII appear . .
Mesrs Frederic Robinson Charles Fisher Mark smith ho
zion. Geo. Holand, Norton, Williamson Browne 1raham'
Pope Ward CGsin Miss Madeline Henriques Mrs vernon,
Miss Emma LIE Brun, Mrs Toney, Miss Kate barrett ana
Miss Scott. ..,,
MoNDAY-BENEFIT OF MISS FANNY MoRANT.
First time this season. Buckstones celebrated Comedy
MmRlED LIFE,
With cd time ferel TfE ETON BOY.
TUESDAY-THE RENT DAY. aud favorite snerrece
WEDSEs DAY-BENEFIT OF Nr. CHARLES FIslER.
First time this season, the KNIGHTS OF THE ROUND
TABLE
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CUanTrRxAsTuEs OFFICE, NEw YoRK, March o. 1865
TOnN H. DRAPER Il Co, AuCioncers-
- WI SILL " aou reserve tie highest bidder a. the
Erie Ban Brooi 50 on THURSDAY = RI y . llocock
a. M. tie following named OOVkRAAiLNr STEAMERS
~
ILLINOIS sidr-whcei. .................2,ll J TINS
fMFlRE CITY, ,iirw hec. ............l,,3l TINS
McrLELLAN. sii.-pheei ..--.......... ,'D3 iuts
THOMAS COLLlER, eide ecl....s. 80 ms
JOHN RICE. proreer...........-..... ~ tuus ,
the eItiOn OF the tf.., are uly
,onifred AID ready for immediate seryice Tho Ito1d
CoGe, IL admirably edspied for service on Tie Sound ADD
Rivers
Ten per be paid down and the balance On delivery
in Government fund.
Also " % DE SOLD n the time, the BOILER q the
steamer H4rri,t A. Weed, snd SKATING. Ac.. q the
.tesr,rr lie ,vsre STEWART NAS NLFIT
Efev~i NAjor GrucrA and q W.
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CUiurEnA 'sIfns OTricR, I
NEs-l oEE. MEfch o. isa6
V'IE following Public Property viii be sold
~ Auction " Battery htrack, al II O'clock g. H. "
TUESDAY. the l.th inst, VA:
ID Fue Hrn.hes y nrsiss noHr.
3415 Wt.h,fs t2I3 fnd hot-
2lG Ar-orfei nioeta - psprrt Mufrirs
g.I n Cfnde.. 90 y Yellow Metal
81 a. Coi.~f rlted Ley l.fal n oil Sosp
2Cg krlsyius t'ius. Jsfll n Ror~.
5000 ur.k llug. .ll tauisfrrA
$500 feet Assorted Lnn .rf-Whiie ina fc.lJw Fine
STEWART VAN VtfFT.
pr,vrt lftjor 0rn-ral AID - iaTtrIlLGstfI
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|LOSING.OUT SALE, on account OF retiring
" from Businrs.Iie subsrfi1cr oefs h. "itfe 't,cA {.
fS,rlsst and fa.hlouabe TURJrUHE con,hng Of Pa.oF
Lbary Dining room and bedroom suites a gT., edicoH'
o. the whole stock nut .od before ZIG lt ~ Nay n'N'
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w..nrxcros, D. c, Mach 9. lsGe 9, ,,
GALE of sERvICEAni.E and DAMAGED
> uOsPiTAL rBCrkRTY. WI be sold St p1olt AUG
a. ~ TI RSc ~ lie 18th day % March inst, ~ Ioo 4
n i,cisry square Warehouses. bhcs oil City iiA 70
III y, srec gun, Of feryseabs, and DAMAGE ppHPns
~ 80. 't~ Irswers Shirts, Muskcto Nes counter
pan.s Slipper. socks Towels Gowns Lantern so
otrs owed pnreiasers TO remove popey
iSiN 'N''' ." CJIAs. SWITZERLAND. --.
| C. w EOrELER Auct. Surgeon Us A. meh ruI.
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wrruAx NJ. wrrxs Auc'i,necr.

NIrr1AN II. NTTNs Nn0'I I1clf
4 DMINIS1RArRIX's SALE.-Wll he sod
publc aHcli the Ircri..s at y .ock r. on
Tt -DAN tie 18Th inst. the fAiN Of the llc llfNKl
TITUS ,itnsied q Nesb4ry Long Island ~ miles from The
Cry o. Ncw-NcIt. mile from rro-l depot and o. q
mi e. from steam boat landing continuing l2D Of god
aud with o-cb.rd aa fms; Ac; tie huiiir DE II Of
repair f'T farther riru.s- a. ply g. ISAAC C. ~ Us,
o the premises or ROBEKT 4. MlLLEIS No. 800 7, aTi-
st. Nr,glort Condi'i ms Known day Of sslr. 90
WcstbuIy. Starch q, j3.6
JANE c. TITUS Adui1's'fa'hx.
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OYTIcK - Tuz LEuiGu RASE lRoS No. Is
CATA.tueuA Ia. Feb -, no.
VNUE LEIIIGH CRANE IRON COMPANY
lave fors ALF .ita,ir Wofks beainb OWN. En-ines
oy l.s.afs Stem. iIdsr "a icef diameter. ant blow
ng q linden. 90 e4es diameter al isei tihch troa"'
~ uc. are In GOOD order and can ~ g. oltr'oE
Al INV tre ia,ius jnst erected new mi very powerful
=, q, I'd ana ,lf tler.forr sel then clcaY ca.h
Anv information can he obtained by adiTciaE
JOHN THOMAS. Superintendent
mo WOODEN MANUFACTU kEkS-
4 WANTED. one or two good second and Or new 20 or
Niach. WOOL bh1AhLHs. Adas,ss e!DAEl SMITH,
-. Jo-nfvilr y. Y.
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ADAMANTINE BRICK PRESS.

WE PRESENT to the public the fret and
w only BRICK MACHiNEeyor invented which mak"'a
PrRTrcr PRTfsi BRICK fro. pure clay without crack ~
b,ck md 90 mrc n rs construction ~ n ircomhehi to
senerl s'e iub,a'e Tor any aud all oneA machines
known 20 the county. l.. -, 49,,
II rale, prick smooth. perfect and nniiorm In ne sni
ouryt cheaper than common mud BRICK can De mace shl
,rred 10 eny piAie ,AA pressed brick ever ohe'ea IN
marst'.
win cost rom 800 to : 1874 TwohoIse power VIII Inn
two mo d.. aud horse power VII run 'itht MODS
On. ~ I'd viii turn 900 bricks in u hours ana e'sht
mo ds s.. roo -
The b.. 4 Tins ade npervious TO moisture md con'e-
orcp,ly secure ffon tie action % lrost .
They are ready FOR burning when discharged non inc ms
ehirrequrr no handiug dyins--and may be imihse.'
aiciy ,uhjrctcd 10 my degree Of heal. ,..-.- -.
~ This process OF manufacture, tie ar ana arc *
PEELED from Gay by Of p.rioTaor, Wh rnc' me
nod Wien fl.d nd suddenly WltndrMn o. ~
receive. final M nHiSN
FffRNs PERFrC'rLY WITHOUT tRACklNt CiiE . n,
INf; OF WARIlNG. sni EVERY HRlCh Is ftkFECI
WHFN IT CONES FROM TIE KILN
The Machine "a Ia oYerstion Ia jersey 'iiy wherein
oy necessary for rrnctie husine's men 10 see the
M1chne operation. and examine its product 10 De eoA
WINGED hat SITS desned to work an entire evoSo III 'e
Ne oar ior SALE Right. Of STATE. Counte' Cities and
Towns pom Ielsona terms Machines Furnished TO oTder
' L. C. WOODRUFF. PRECEDENT
C. L. CORU III. Treasurer
J. NJ NHIICOMB SecretaIy
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Amnsemenis.


A CADEMY OF MUSIC-MATINEE.
trnu EsrAsLunxExr DOES NOT ADvERrIss In the NEW
YORK HERALD
GRAND ITALIAN OPERA.
THIS SATURDAY, AFTERNOON MARCH 10. sL
Positively las. time Of Donizetti. Grand Opera
LA FAV O RIT A.
LA FAV ORR Il a,
and last appearance Of the highly successful Primo Donna
sENoRITA cARMELINA PocH.
MILE. KRUGER and NILE: VIDAL.
ADMlssIoN-oNE DOLLAR ONLY.
To ~ parts Of the 1 10 s5 ali the ticket. N o ke:frVed seats
NoTIcE-Lsdy patrons are reqaeea to purchase then
Md 1 sy g sy MFH s sfoSb NIGHT OF
THE STAR OF ThE NORTH;
TyEs2AY q Lyk ME cEE15zza AbGaT
POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT OF PArkCAINE.
A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
"A ITALIAN OPERA.
Director........ ............".....MAX MARETIEh
(ruIs ESTABLISHMENT DOES NOT ADVERTISE IN THE
NEw-YoRK HERALD.)
SPECIAL NOTICE
TO SUBSCRIBERS AND THE PUBLIC.
Subscribers DESTROYS of retaining their Boxes and Sests To-
TUESDAYS EXTRA PERFORMANCE and BENEFIT or
MME CAROZZZUCCHI, are r.gaesed 70 gve notice s,se
the box Once /? S &C E AeSSr ~ ss that tno
TIE BOXES AND r6 sE 4 p MILL De DisfosEp "
on MONDAY EVENING, March r. cts
TwEkTiFIRsT suBscRiPTioN NIGHT
GRAND SPECTACULAR OPERA,
THE STAR OF THE NORTH,
UEToLE DU N0RDbnl
"hl SEW VI seR RliasSsd N INV
lAS GiEffhk2 sasb, ssIl z. Esa
" ''' ri T MEE rs StE ESS SS2 Bs ai2gso'
''ONo" L. .'l M lS6a ANroNUccr, ~,
The incidental Ballet by
MILE. KRUGER and NILE ssav VIDAL l.opu,.Nr
COMMIT ON T1f;Diy i5 EXTRA NIGHT
AND BEXEFIT OF NINE; CARokztZUccHI,
POSITIVELY LAST Ni0H4 or
LAFRICAINEai
n, Th. s afa
the regular ticket offices. ~
NVOODs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. so Cents.
w Broadway, opposite ST. NichSs. II2, Z .r
sATp p6siTTy HIsA 10 AIo Or he
LAST CHILD r,,vn
MISS LUCILLE WESTERN,
In her powerful perscnsSsi0e. q a., p,,a,..
'-4's' ''e "Mar.aret Roosley"
supported by Mr. BARTON hill and a superior cast o
MOXDAY March u, Miss WESTERN will appear In be,
great ua representation of Lady Isabel and Madame Vine u
III. highly p6pur moral and ionai dramat cation by &
w. East lynne. or THE ELoPEMEET.
Seats may b. secured In advance.
MATINEE EVERY WEDNESDAY.
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ALL KINDS of FURNITURE, MATTRESS
~ rs pEDDiNG LOON ISGGLAssks, &c, cleupe,t
4 sNEDES CAMPbkLLa no. zoj ho"eiy' pe. Ssen
s,,,,on end uou,,on,ta Cal and money Goods war
r.nt.d ami delivered free. Furniture 10 suii'
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DIPoT CuGrTERs,rTERs OTrlcs.
PALTTgoaE, Nd, IUch ; lals. -
T ARGE SALE Of ARMY TENTS and TIM
FIIFs -Win be- soh st Public hncti N, on FRlniY
March rs 1915 At 20 O'Clock ir ~ h- GtycT 4'-t 30
Lou.e. Ma. - C0nvfv-sf.. Baltimore MD
GO luore ~ icfsI GasTv 'einie a1iI aH1 ar .i 70
Ieuts I'D Tent Be- rlAsi'iing ia pr a. i,-s~.:
7l1 ilo,iftai TENTS - sihify er's.
o. Wal Tents 2CI. Shcl.tI tr.t..
2s.1 Ccm-lon Tents 30 H0sp.l Tent Fhea
- Va Tent ..es
Five 90 DAYS allow e. removal Of property.
Terms ca.A IN 0overin.eut irui-
g. ~. BRADLEY.
Col. Chief QulI'rrris,r Middle Ni'ary Department
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Gro 4. LEAvIrT Anctianecr.
DOCK TRADE SALE ROOMS. 4y- Broadway
DEWITT sIREBriGH Co. sgrcrsFors Io J.E. Cooley.
oysIsSs SIS sol oTTrD. hDyANcus BABE
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Go farmers ano OibcrS.

DLACK SPANISH CHICKENS for SALE
DECIDES STEWART, No. al Third I've. lAis noc.
of pure spanish Chickens cannot be IN the United
STATES
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PROM ruyoroRE rnroS, ESQ, BROOKLYN.

PROM THyorORR TILToS, Rso., BROOKLYN.
The hz fairly ounrs In merit the vainy competing swa'
low-til flames, mild and mellow to maze
evcing Wi ing pleasure rather than pin 10 tie eyes
believe that ministers lawyers aud editors condemned we
are to work an She DIV and half the night might be sbe by
such kindly glt to good share of their wssti
cyesish against Old age
PROM FOWLER WILLS, PHRRSoLoGIsTs, EEw'yoRK
We are using the ish' in our establishment Ne
10 economy IL s altogether in favor Of petroleum. when
burned IN the Ives Pstcui Lamp, which ike better than
any We have used.
PROM BEv. A. TrTNAH, HlnDsS. CoNs.
Ives Ref tnr Lamp surprises anything OF he kind have
used only style. bot for 5nQny
convenience us-. willie is safety ID o great i'm
posIuoe. II stationary lamps generally used Ia
families accidents would be much ess frequent and much
danger avoided.
PROM SEW HAVEN. CONN, REGIsTrR-
nv experiments tried this o,e f1aud that SIX cents
OF Oh brst steady light for l. hours. fully tatfs
flying that tLey the most desirable lamp IN the mar
ket.
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Hmn5emfnfs.

(THIs ESTABLISHMENT NOR Advertise IN Ihs
NEW YORK HERALD)
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J. c. DERBY esq, ~ y. City:
T. a. sTANSBURY, esq y. y City.
SARGENT q Co. y. l.Cty.
J. r. GALSfY Co, y. y. City.
L. r BROWN A Co. " Y City.
MERRITT 4 BROWN, n. Y. City.
:, ~ BRADSfEEET Il son, ~ Y. City
H. C. EEAD, jr. Co. y y, City.
JOHN RUSSELL c.q, n. Y. Cry.
GEO. W. PLATF etq. y. y. Cty.
N CITY IUNATit AsYLrI, y. Y. CnS
WI B DANA. esq, n \. CIV
WARD McLFAS. ssq. y. y. Ciy.
JOSEPH q. Pr RDY, e.q y. Y. City.
SAMUEL HANNA esq. y. \. City.
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Sales bn AuclIon.
6alcs bn Antticn.

Co, Aner Nay No. 40 Mdeo-,
The Baltimore County union., 1866-06-16
M0daStv.

The character of true virtue is modesty.
When reason alone leads to the performance
of good action, we are then tempted to
be proud of the effects which it costs. But
what sentiment inclines US to do good, In:
stead of admiring ourselves, we say:
desire no praise, have only followed my
inclination and the impulse of my heart"
Have YOU ever seen miser in the act OF
comforting present He does it with
,pomp and ostentation, which prove how
little he is accustomed to perform such an
action, and how vain he is of it, Observe,
on the contrary, the noble simplicity with
which generous person knows how to
give. Thus common minds are vain OF
good actions, because they find them pain
full, and consequently think them highly
meritorious whereas great souls are pre-
served from this pride by their very eleva-
ton, and by the sublime propensity that
impels them to everything that is honest
and virtuous. This reflection ought to
make men in love with modesty, or at least
to induce those who are destitute of that
quality, to conceal their pride with care,
to for6ear boasting of any praiseworthy ac-
tion they may have performed, since dlt-
ferent conduct tends only to expose the
narrowness of their minds, and the little
love they bear to virtue.
The Baltimore County union., 1866-06-16
Marrying a Wife's Sister.

The British House of Commons have, by
very decided vote, rejected bill to leg
alize marriage between man and his de-
ceased wise's sister. This subject has been
a long time before the British Parliament,
The Commons have more than once, it we
mistake not, approved bills legalizing such
marriages, but the Lords have rejected
them The debate was warm. The Com
mons had received petitions, bearing, it is
said, the signatures of over million OF
persons, including at least one Bishop and
several hundred of the clergy of the Eng
lish Church in favor of the measure. The
friends of the bill pointed out that in pro-
hibiting these marriages England was an
exception among civilized nations. France
allows them Switzerland allowed them
they were sanctioned by all the Protestant
churches out of the British dominions, and
by the Roman Catholic Church-the latter
under the restriction of requiring dispen-
sation. The point most warmly dicussed
was, whether woman could live in the
family of her married sister, honorably and
free of all imputation of seeking success
sion, as long as the law permitted the pos.
sibility of her being married to the head OF
the family This was denied on the one
hand, and maintained on the other. The
presence ola wife's sister in the family, il
marriage with the husband was, however re-
motely, possible, was, it was argued, the
faithful cause of jealousy on the part of the
wife and despite the best intention on the
part of the sister, her presence in the fami-
iy created in her mind and idea that she
would be the successor of her sister as The
wife of her brother in law. On the othel
hand, it was argued that the deceased wife'
sister was to be preferred as the stepmoth
er of her sisters children, and the Law
which excluded her from that relation
and turned these children over to anothe
woman, stranger in blood and affection
was cruel and unnatural. The decision
as we have said, was against the bill, ant
English husbands are hereafter, as hereto
fore to be restricted in the selection o
wives to one sister in family.
The Baltimore County union., 1866-06-16
Probable Existence of a Great Cav
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1t is we'll settled belief among many Of
the most intelligent residents of Lancaster
and vicinity, that there exists beneath that
city and vicinity a vast cavern. The most
plausible theory on this point seems to be
the following, which we clip from the Sci
entifc American" The writer says :
"The cityi is located with the great lime
stone belt extending across the southeast
ern part of the State, and of all the geo.
logical formations limestone the most
abounds in caverns, many OF them are
known to be of vast extent. In sinking
wells in various parts of Lancaster city,
the bottom crust breaks through before
reaching water, and the pump is suspended
from above by chains"
There have been several we'll authenti-
Gated cases in the vicinity of the city, Of
the earth breaking and engulfng farm AMI
mails In two instances men engaged IN
plowing saw their teams disappear beneath
the surface, and only funnel shaped cavl.
tv remained to mark the spot. Several
shocks. like those of an earthquake, felt II
Lancaster last September, are accounted
for by this theory. 80
Huge masses of rock breaking from the
roof of the cavern and falling into the
dentbs beneath, may cause such quak
inc of the upper crust, and dull rumbling
noise as that which astonished the inhabi
tants of that day. But one of the mos
convincing proofs Of the existence Of thi
subterranean cavity is the discovery of a
eyeless catfish in the waters OF tn
i Connestoga, a stream flowing near tn
city and supposed to connect with the hic
den waters beneath. This fish is entirel
J destitute of organs Of sight, having onl
small spots in place thereof lnacelebri
ted grotto of Italy, eyeless fish have bee
found. 1t is inferred that the eyeless fs
Of the Connestoga must originate in q sin
: liar underground locality, and eseaT
through the assures Of the rocks,