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I: MarketReports.

New ORLEANS, July 23.-Cotton stiffer-
sales sales 1,5oo bales. Low niddiins s3@s5c.
NEW ORLEANS, July 24.-Cotton market
easier, with sales of !, 400 bales-low mid
ding 330e34. Gold 483.
New YoRK, July 24.-Cottom heavy, at
36es3S. Gold soy. Sterling dull, at 10k for
sight. Texas wool qdiet aud unchanged.
T. M.-Gold 150t: Cotton steady, with
sales of 1000 bales. at unchanged rates.
Sales of the week 5000 bales. Receipts
OF tho week at all the ports 1000 bales; ex-
ports 7,00e. Flour declining; Southern
iower-ranging from S9.5O915.75. Corn
advanced: Sugar 1O90I12M Coffee quiet
and less firm.
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Eccles' Bridge, over Cross Creek,
III Fayetteville, N. c., was carried
away by the freshet on Saturday last,
and white boy and two colorcd men
on the bridge were drowned.
Washington Hunt, James Brooks
and Fernando Wood are among tho
delegates elect from New York to the
Philadelphia Convention.
Bunches Of white currants for the
ears and cherry earrings are in vogue
in Paris"
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Stop THE CONTRIBUTIONS. The
mad opposition of the radicals to the
President, and their determination to
take advantage Of every little circum-
stance that presents itself to thwart
and perplex his administration was
,amuslngiy exemplified during the
beating III the capital Of Painter, the
correspondent Of the Philadelphia
ln4ufre'', by Beveridgc, on Wednes-
day. During the atfray," says the
correspondent of the Herald, eNIr.
Kelley, member of Congress from
Pennsylvania, rushed up, and ascer-
tanning the nature of the disturbance.
sung out Justify, "Run to the Senate;
tell them to stop all contirmations
Bun quick' He cared nothing about
stopping the fight.
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oFttH5 CLEANER

Is published every Wednesday morning.
It is the desire, and will be the object of
the Proprietor, to make this equal to, if
not the best, FAMILY NEWSPAPER in
tn" South. In fact, as it's name indicates,
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Funeral Invitation.

The relatives, friends ana acquaintanc
OF MIR. and Mrs. Thomas Taylor and family.
are invited to attend tho funeral nf their
infant daughter, GRACE ELAIORE TAY
LOR, at Trinity Church, THIS CWrd,cs-
day. MORNING, at 10 O'Clock.
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THE TRI-WEEKLY PHgNlX

Contains, in every number, the reading
matter embracing the latest news) Of
TWO ISSUES Of the daily. 1t is published
mornings.
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Cholera on Tybee Island.

SAVANNAH, July 23.-Only one death
from cholera among troops on Tybee Is
land, to-day. There have been no new
cases. Physicians do not apprehcnd any
Iurtner spread or the disease. The pas
sengers on board the San Salvador arc
hearty.
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Richland Lodge No. 80. A. F. M

~ AN extra communication of THIS
will bc held THIS (Wednes
~\day) EVENING, 25th instant at 8
O'clock, at Odd Fellows Hail, for the nnr-
pose OF conterrinS tie Third Degree.
BY order of the w. VI.
July - j. MENDEI Secretary
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a Home Companion.

Besides the collection Of the cream of
the news of the week, Political Financial
and the Markets, it will contain a large
amount Of LITERARY MATTER, such as
choice Tales, Sketches and Poetry 1t
will embrace EIGHT PAGES, containing
FORTY-EIGHT COLUMNS, is printed in a
form to bind, and thus secures a faithful
record and history Of passing events.
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OBITUARY

Died, III Augusta, Ga, on the 18th inst
OF consumption, Mrs. SUSAN f.. JOHNS
relict OF Burr J. Johns, in the twenty
eighth year Of her age
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proposals.

ASSISTANT CUARTERNAsrzRG RxERALs OFFICE,
PHILADELPHIA. March 20, Hoo
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
- dis Office until THURSDAY, the 5,h Of April next at u
o'clock for immediate delivery at the sehuykiu Arsenal
IN meTchaBtAble packages Of
! 1000 Brass Rings. II incLes ,,.
soo is Copper RiSet: sssortes.
800 10 FLAX Sewing Irvine.
1000 yards 56ineh BuTsps TO be delivered at the rate Of
5000 yards per week. , 4,
Parties Offering goods should make separate proposals ior
arh Article offered the quantity they propose 20 Furnish the
pc (which should be written both In words and hgures) ara
conform 10 the terms Of this advertisement copy oil when
should accompany esch proposal
Sampes Of tie articles required may be seen at this once
Samples when submitted must be marked and numbered
10 correspond with the proposals and the parties thereto
guarantee that the goods shall be- In every equ
10 sample otherwise the proposal will not be eonsdeed
Bids win be opened Thurdsy the ah day Of Aprl nef
Al u O'Clock NJ when bidderSre requested 70 be present.
Each bid must be guaranteed by two responsible persons
whose rnAues must be appended 10 the guarantee and GER
lifted 10 as being rood and Sufficient security for the amount
involved by some public unc.onay Of the United states
All proposals should be made the regular forms which
will be furnished application al this office =,
The rgh reserved reject any bid deemed Unreasonable
and no bid from desuting contractor viii be received
Ind0rse envelope Proposals. for there insert the name Of
the article Oferedl" ..o,o,. M
By order Of Bfevet Bhgsder. General GEORGE H.
CROSSAAN Assistant General United stste'
Army. HENRI W. yhNLy2,
Captain and Assistant Qusrtermsser, Brevet Major United
Stsies Army.
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4mnseimnfs.

WINTER GARDEN.
(rHu HsTlBLsHnxxr DOES NOT ADvsRTns II
the YORK HKRALp)
FRIDAY EVENING March %,
Win be presented Shskespeares Tragedy Of
OTHELLO,
OTHELLO,
which occasion
Mr.. J. NEWTON GOTTHOLD
will appear for the Second time
Mr. CHARLES BARRON as AGo.
SPLENDID CAST.
Mr. STUART has sincere pleasure In announcing that on
MONDAY EVENING, Apnl2,
those celebrated artists, - -
MR. AND MRS. BARNEY WILLIAMS
will make their first appearance In eighteen mouths In New
A CARNIVAL OF MERRIhENT,
during which. In addition to those
POPULAR AND PLEASANT PIECES,
GAIETY AND CHARM
with which their associated, they viii inroduee
several
MOST ATTRACTIVE NOVELTIES.
Seats secured six days In advance.
Doors open at IL commence h1t
THE FIRST GREAT RI hIIrI EXHIBITION e
DRAWINGS, BRONZES TERRA GOTTA, 6c,
Of the FRENCH ETCHING CLUB,
Il open from Q A. m. till 10 D. m, at
DERBY FINE ARTS GALLERY,
No. 623 Broadway, NewYorf.
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fost and foun6.


6h nnn w D-StOlen on the
0D eDyUUD evening Of March "a inst
s boye will be Maid for the recovery Of the fol.
lowing Bond. All psrte. are hereby warned
The ZANE Address JOHN p MOORE No. ITO Madison
ave M z
TIE following u g. Bonds Of 1891:
l6 DO 55l34 10 55l4g al, 600 each
40 2l577 10 2Q58l $500 each
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q a. esS,q 20 sssli - 600 Zach
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=" . Az 31l6 and ial,a a. Ooo eaeb
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40 tSs70 % and etqa = I02ls n 900 each
40 So SSsS iie ea1 20 ISaS3 and uiss sIco Each
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40 roo A sIO0
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sUg Is I,asIl 10 la4s1a % nad Alto 10 <x77s0
"a sioos.cb "
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1, Aug is, 266aos to 2e65l2 d, SO each
v: " o. 10 - si1lIS 70 1lTsi, n AIM zach
s.,ic.n Col Co sc,in IN Eeb 4 lass $500
Iai,rsYs and Rsrt.n and Can. and Camden and Amboy
Rsiroaa gcrp 1896 Jan 10 $50
,as So1 =, o. Coz - AAA' '"' ''''-' ''' =
RAM Of Kentueky SCI. Is shares
RAM Of Ken,Sety 2i45 shares.
Rank Of Kentucky. 27f2, 5 shares.
RAM Of Keptuesy' sss1 10 shafe.
New jersey Railroad 3005, l04 shares.
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oyylcE o. A. @. Nj, WmNISsTos DBL, Feb H. 1866
GALE of 500 SURPLUS GOVERNMENT
- MULEs-An rood and servicesbe VIII be sold q, PUB
Lie AUCTION Wilmington. Del, every FRIDAY dur
~ ''' A''N' " ONE HUNDRED MULES.
The especial sttsn.ion Of purchasers invited 70 the TACT
Nat Aess mules are large well paired and in excellent con-
ton being the surplus team mules Of Washington Depot
Animals sold singly.
Bales 70 commence 81 10 q
fsms-Cash in United States currency.
BY order Of vetBrig. Gen. JAMES A. EKlN,
In charge First Division Q. M g. o.
T. n Q.IrIa4xn Cant and A. O. NJ.
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WOOD YARD, WOOD YARD.
wv The best yiIspis PINE and OAK WOOD for sALi
:, low prices Cut Wood constantly On hand me iGo
Hea Cd esk md ~ 6ssopdsys. pAN Tbirp'oSRss
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Amnsemenis.


WALLACKs.
w Proprietor and Manager. Mr.. LESTER WALLACE
(THn EsTABLnHxxNr DOES sor ADVERTISE IN THE
EKw.YoRK HERALD)
Open a y Begins ate.
FRIDAY,
Cspitally Cast Pools celebrated Comedy
PAUL PRY.
In which will appear
Mesrs. John Gilbert, George Holland, Norton b. Ring
gold J. C. Williamson, Pope Graham Ward, MISS Mary
Cannon, Mrs. Vernon Miss lone Burke and Miss Scott.
With the very laughsbe Aerpiec and excellent Dsrbu
ton,
DEAF AS POST.
Characters by Hers. Charles Fisher George Holland C.
Williamson, Pope. Graham Mrs John Seton, hiss lone
Burke, Mi.Mary Barrett and Miss Green.
SATURDAY-Beneht Of Mrs. VERNON, not acted this
season. Bucksones fayorte Comedy. SINGLE LIFE, and
first time Comedy Of peculiar construction the Cast
listing entirely OF Ladies' entitled LADIES AT HOME.
HONDAY-Beneft Of Mr.. II. ISHERWOODlSceni Arti,tl,
win be presented two fayohe pieces DREAMS OF DELU-
SION and MARRIED LIFE.
The attractive Comedy SOCIETY will shortly be repeated
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CTEINWAY a. SONS
= GRAND, SQUARE AND UPRIGHT
PIANO.FORTES.

Have taken % First Premiums gold and silver psd.n
ieins Far, held In this country within the last ten
"a a. addition thereto they were awarded fif. nv.
Medal at The Great international Exhibition IN Longer,
That Inc great superiority Of these inrmnent, now UNI
,,r.sy ccneeded sbnndanty proven By the yAci I'm.
49, stsInw,ys scales improvements, and pecuafiue.
DISQUALIFICATION have copied by the great o.
tbs both hemspheres Gas CLOSELY 0ouL
..novy vrruouf MSRIaaEnEHT OF PATENT hIGhfr)' sno
that thr instruments used By tho most eminent pia
Of and America who prefer them or thor own puone
and priystr use whenever accessible: .,,
SfEINWAY a SONS direct special attention % then
PATENT AGRAFFE ARRANGEMENT.
h.h having been practically tested In all their Grand sno
Msbest uiced Square Pianos and sdmtrd TO % one
s.s, y,msnts Of modern times will hereafter be In
1880 In yyxnY PIANO nAHupAeTuRKDBY rHEn, WITHOUT
on oosr the purchaser, In srder that ALL hen
patrons may reap its benefit , 49,.
exported to Europe In large numbers and used
In European concert. roofna . ..h. =, r..
W aRTROOMs Eos II and 70 East Fourteenthsb DO
,vsen Union Square and Irvine. place, New York
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Amnsements.
A CADEMY OF MUSIC-SATURDAY.
"A ITALIAN OPERA.

A CADEMY OF MUSIC-SATURDAY.
"A ITALIAN OPERA.
trHn ssrABIIsHxRSr DOES NOT ADvERruB TEE
NETWORK HERALD
SATURDAY, MARCH 81, TWO PERFORMANCES.
DAY AND EVENING.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON AT ONE O'CLOCK,
GRAND MATINEE.
FAUST. FAUST.
ADMISSION, ONE DOLLAR ONLY,
To all parts of the House. No Reserved Seats.
Doors open at IL N. to commence at I o'clock.
SATURDAY EVENING, AT O'CLOCK
CHEAP OPERA NIGHT.
In response very urgent demand the part Of many
who have been unable to attend the performances Of Meyer
beers
LAFRICAINE,
the Director has determined to present this master WORK on
- REDUCED PRICES.
THE ONLY CHEAP OPERA NIGHT,
and positively the last representation OF
L'AFRICAIkE,
the artists engaged this Opera have TO appear In The
Huguenots" during the Easter Season.
On SATURDAY EVENING, March 81, ats
LAFRICAINE,
with its splendid mise q and
ORIGINAL GREAT CAST,
will be given for the last time, at the following
REDUCED RATES OF ADMISSION
General Adinss DOLLah
Secured Boxes. Psrquet Balcony so Gents Extss
Family Circle. Cents Amphitheater....o Gents
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MINEh q SOMEhN lILEs
sin cell AZ auction on the EVENINGS OF FhDAil SVh'
and SATURDAY 3st Of March al q eocE at tie SoD'eI'
vile An Gallery No s45 Broadway, Fourteenthst
krse and fne collection Of Modern OIL PAINTINGS nom the
European and American Schools embracing hne ex
,mples Of the following eminent artists, viz:
L. Robbie OF Brussels lMontsilet Of Paris
J. Merlz Of Brussels, IDesHaas Of Pans
II r. Sehsfs Of Brussels, H. Ronnsr Of London,
Husemsn Van Elten Of Brus-lS Movillier Of London,
sells Wander Warden Of LONDON,
p Stcrnbecker Of Brussels, "A. EVersOn Of London,
W Portman Of Dusseldorf Nv. Morris Of London
C,ri Hnbper Of Dusseldorf, Arrnfeld Of New.Yozk.
II Mosler Of Dusseldorf, ID: Brakeleef q Ne-WJoI
T. Helm Of Dusseldorf, Van Lenpentsn OF New'iotA'
A.MuleT Of Dusseldorf l. kesler OF New Eoik,
4 Sehmit1 Of Dusseldorf j. kensett Of New 1oTsi
r. Gerard Of Paris, G H. Han Of New hork'
Count de Bysndt Of Paris w b kazelt.e OF New oiA'
N gsyyy of Paris w. N. Cary Of New.YorE,
n a noesAosA 81 Paris. O. Inness Of New York
l. De Buel Of Paris w. /. SonDtsE Of New ork
" De Buel Of Paris r. Lacrox OF Newfork,
y Von seben OF Paris S. Colman Of Newfofk
David Col Rosisiso Of Paris w. Meblg Of New York,
y Knsemnn Of Paris II. A. Loon Of New-lork.
n r Brchar Of Paris L. NJ. SpenSr Of New-York,
Enii sanhke Of Paris m. Z. johnson o. New. ok,
y Pirhsl Of Paris W. NJ. Oddie Of New-York,
y seispse Of Paris f. o. c. barley Of Portland,
p Salvage Of Paris W.. M. Brown OF ForIahoi
=. Aocard Of Paris, y j. Coy OF foitno,
q Louchor Of Pans T. L. Smith OF Portland
y. L. CouturieT Of Paris, II. =. Brown OF PoIii snd
y. Brest Of Paris, a. Nero OF fhiaaep hla,
Ixmmens Of Paris Ia r. Bellows of Philadelphis,
n nj Deshsyes OF Paris r. Rondell Of Philadelphia,
II; ls,eTse 81 Paris T.. vedder Of Philadelphia.
Lenfont de Metz Of Paris w. T. RICHARDS oil fhhSdel-
n Frere OF Paris phis
he uop exhibition. with catalogue.
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MODEM PICIUREs.
MINER 4 sOMrRv1LLE

EMBRACING WORKS OF MANY OF TIE
LEADING ARTISTS OF THE FRENCH, DUTCH, BEL
CLAN, ENGLISH AND AMERICAN SCHOOLS.
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Henry D. MINER, AucioneeI, Office No. 81 Nassanst, OPP
posite the Post Office.
GALE Of a LARGE and ELEGANT COL
~ LECTION II
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rIyHE WEBER PIANO-FORTE
Il Il. called the BEST INSTRUMENT MADE By III the
leading musician, ofth city and elsewhere II pronounced
by the National PsnoFors Association. sasr tssi thru
rooms with the first manufacturers Of this country snsnsny
the BEST PIANO IN AMERICA and used BY the Con'evs
tory Music and other high music schools altogether because
Of he immen,. power eQus.y rrsesnes' and prAne' 81
tone elastic touch. and great durability.
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NIBLOs GARDEN.
~ Lessee and Manassr....-y.....wM wHEATLEY.

NJ lBLO' GahDGN.
~ Lessee and M.uassr....~,.....wM wHEATLEY.
(THs EsTABLIsHMESr NOT Advertise III RE
NETWORK HERALD.)
MISS MAGGIE MIrc1LL
THIS EVENING,
AND EVERY EVENING DURING THE WEEK,
BEING THE ONLY REPRESENTATIONS DURING
HER PRESENT ENGAGEMENT
AS AMRY,
in the companion picture lin five ac) to FsnchOn. By the
LITTLE BAREFOOT.
WITH A CAST OF MUCH EXCELLENCE,
embracing the names Of Messrs J. w Collier g. Bur-
nett, K. Lamb 4. B. Holmes w H. Dsnver., Z. Barry
H. Rende, Neal. Misses Mary Wells Maedsr T. Chapman.
THE SCENERY, COSTUMES, APPOINTMENTS &c.,
OF THE MOST PERFECT AND BEAUTIFUL
DESCRIPTION.
Musical Conductor. II. 2: DoDWonTH
EASTER MONDAY-Miss MAGGIE MITCHELL VIII
appear for the hr time At ti: thestsr a. MargOs n ne
DEALER; and Paul. in the PET OF The rETTICoATs:
Admission, IS cents. Reserved Seats. 81 Orchestra
Chairs So Seats In Dress Circle Private Boxes 90
Family Circle (enrance Crosbystl 50 cents Private
Boxes g. So $40
Seats secured sir days In advance. -
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rJNHE HORACE WATERS Grand, Sqeare,
Il and Upright PIANOS. MELoDEoNs and CAbi'
NET ORGAEs. Wholesale and retail To Jet, and rent A.
lowed purchased Monthly payments received sf ne s,ns
second hand piano. a. bsIsains nom SO 70 se fsoIy
Piano. Pianos tuned and repaired Sheet Music i,ue
ioied At u cents per Page. hohAoL "AiLto.
VNHE best place in New.York to buy PIANO
s at No. 40 Broon,e.s Previous 10 removal 70 our new
building will sell Pianos S13 lee. than usual
uroes Second hand Pianos cheap Psror and Chapd Ut
gans At cost Anon PiADoioe WGferooms No go Brsone't
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V'HE CELEBRATED PIANOS OF j. d {.
FISCHER the beat and most reliable Piano, made Over
strong AgrAe and all improvements Nos AL ~, As 49,
24g Twenty .eighth 81, near NmLhave.
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rINHE MASON a. HAMLIN CABINET OR,
l. GANs-FIFTY.Two GOLD or SILVER MEDALS
on other HIGHEST PREMIUMS have been awarded NJ. n
n within few wears, and SEVENTEEN within the ssi
four weeks, fqr THE BEST INSTRUMENTS Of THIS
GENERAL CLASS. -.
than $50 of the most eminent oTgausts and pucs. 10 ~
country that THE MASON HAMLlN CABirbr oh
CANS ARE UNEQUALED. Prices, civ 70 eo"" "Ae
rooms No. s95 Broadway, Nsw.iork-
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A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
IA ITALIAN OPERA.
Director. MARETZEK.
EASTER WEEK.
EASTER MONDAY and EASTER TUESDAY,
April and 8,
FIRST nights Of Meyerbeer's
HUGUENOTS,
HUGUENOTS,
with scenery costumes, properties appointnenu ns
creased Chorus and Orchestra Military Band, Ballet etc.
ETC., and a cast, including
Nine. CAROZZIZUCCHi,
Miss ADELAIDE PHILLIPS,
Mdle CLAUDINE CARROLL,
Signor MAZZ0LENI.
Sgnor BELLlNf.
Signor ARDAvANI,
Signor ANT0NUCCI, etc.
THE ARION SOCIETY
have In the kindsst volunteered 10 sing In
THE GRAND COMPUTATION SCENE,
which, together with the regular Chorus, will be
THE LARGEST CHORAL FORCE
ever presented In Opera at the Academy.
WEDNESDAY April 4, GRAND MATINEE,
CRISPIN0 f. La COMARE.
WEDNESDAY EVENING-LUCREZIAB ORGHA.
Senorita CARMELiNA Pooh a. LUCREZlA.
Reserved Seats and Tickets for any Of the sboyenamed
performances may be had at the regular ticket Offices
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IRVING HALL--GRAND SACRED CON-
CERTs-Ths first Of series Of Sacred Concerts viii be
~ la Al The Music Stores and Of Harrison At the Hall
!" u. DRAPER Director.
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w SATURDAY, MARCH 81.
BENEFIT
Ms VERNON
First time this season, Buckstoue's sterling Comedy,
SINGLE LIFE,
WITH BEAUTIFUL SCENERY AND APPOINTMENTS
AND GREAT DISTRIBUTION
TO conclude with, first time Comedy Of peculiar consrue
ton, with cast consisting
ENTIRELY OF LADIES,
entitled
LADIES AT HOME.
Box book open.
WALLACKs.
w MONDAY, April q
BENEFIT
Mr.. X. SHERWOOD.
TWO POPULAR PIECES ON THE SAME EVENING"!
DREAMS OF DELUSIoN,
and
MARRIED LIFE.
Boz book now open.
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VOCAL INSTRUCTIONS EDWARD
LoDER wiz her eouse Of BTiy't s,nnNG
tIon IN ITALIAN, ENGLISH and 0aAIohsV - bnms
until that date every morning between the hours o. a
o'clock written applications be sent hsre N chss
Thirty second-st LeJingon.Evep OF W SAe>'''s
4 Sons Piano Rooms, No. $50 Broadway.
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nODWORTH HALL POPULAR CON-
IL CERTs consequence Of the regular evening
Ing on Good Friday there viii Dc no CONCERT o. Matinee Thu
ws.I - J. 3. THOMSON Director.
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Tickets. eI. Reserved Seats 50 cents extra
IA n. hsd M iii me Music Stores and at the Hail.
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gnatrurtipfI.

ATNo. 26O Bowery, Townsend's Academy
n separste distraction day and evening in Bookkeeping
Writing Arithmetic Rooms for Ladies' Private Instruction
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-06-09

CRoPs AND THE Commissioned
gentlemen from Carroll county, Tenn,
called upon us yesterday They are
old planters, and yet are of opinion
that more cotton will be raised in that
county than ever before the war.
There is perfect confidence and good
feeling between the planters and
freedmen, and the latter are doing as
much work and more than under the
old slave system. We hear the same
reports of the coming crops from the
vicinity of Jackson, Tenn. The reports
from planters between here and
Brownsville are not so favorable The
grass and weeds are getting SO much
the start that some fear they will not
raise half crop.
In the northern part of West Ten
nessee we hear that everybody is
orderly and quiet There are decided
political differences, but none of the
bitterness which the Avalanche has
stirred up in this city and vicinity.
Everybody is hard at work, aad more
anxious about crops than politics.
Memphis Post
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-06-09

The oldest house in the United States
now standing as it was originally built,
is the Rev DR.. Whitefeld's 3, at Guilford,
Connecticut 1t was built in 1889 the
walls are of stone and the woodwork is
of oak. The diamond-shaped windows
were removed some sixty or seventy
years ago, but in other respects the
venerable mansion remains in its orig
inal state. The elevation of the first
story is seven feet and eight inches
the height of the second is six feet and
nine inches.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-06-09
Gold Discoveries in Washington
Territory.

Gold Discoveries in Washington
Territory.
Judge Edmunds, Commissioner of
the General Land Office, yesterday re-
ceived letter from the Register and
Receiver of the Vancouver Land
Office, Washington Territory, in which
they state that since making entries
gold and silver bearing rock has been
discovered in the southern portion of
Clark county, near the Columbia river,
and that they have reason to believe
the entries were made for mining purs
poses or with reference to the value of
the land on account of the supposed
existence of gold or silver. They there
fore apply to the Commissioner of the
General Land Office for his opinion re-
lative to the validity of the claims of
the persons who have made entries of
the lands in question. The Commits.
sioner has not yet rendered his opinion
in the matter Wash. Rep. 5h.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-06-09
In Dyspepsia,

iu3 .s attendant train of symptoms, It acls more
LAB ACHAKM than medicine. There is moth
M u the whole range II Materia Medca that can
Ers moment bear a comparison with t IN this dis
ssse.
A iull account Of this wonderful plsnt may b.
llnd u the,llth edition Of the U. 5. DsPensatoryi
pages 1857 and 1883.
serie. of experiments IN which Or. Bull has
ssu for years engaged, has just keen brought 70 q
-I''essiuI termination, and he is row enabed q
lfsri0 the public a combination OF CEDRON wnh
olsT approved tonics The whole preserved M the
lasi quality Of copper distilled Bourbon Whisky,
saCt he b confident has no equal M the world.
BE might furnish volume Of cerp"aates, but The
Iutl1 have long nee learned to estimate auct
l1uEs by their true value. The sHiest plan ~ iol
every one 10 test for himself the virtues Of new
nelese EAz