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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-29
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, City and COUNTY

NJ Nv -fOkk ct IRENE COOhi, wy anu sruS
~ OF New.York-MARY ANN COiI,, sinun ~. 1T.
COUNTY OF MUSCATINE, In tho state oil Iowa 4
dss.ndsn,-sumnons demand on CON cent
tt,c-Com served) To the sbovesamed as' stsnP
fsad.n You hereby summoned and reauedto eaDeTo
10 this seton. which viii De
sss 4, the oe the Clerk OF the yarA County Of New ort
theCtty ok and serve copy
the subscriber a. he ounce 70 -
.irse in e within twenty Gays alter me
~ ri, .umuons on you exclusive Of tue day OF ueb ss
aud Won the said complaint within me ue
H. nfs In this action will take judrmep against you o
bnndT.d dollars with interest fom July 3d. One Ihonsnf
Flint Hundred SIty,I beside the costs OF this eon-Dass
Nav York. July'3o. 1896. . ,,o,.,o ,,,,,r ,,,orn., .
entitled action duly Med IN Us
% ~ m. Clerk OF tie City and County Of Newfors on the OLE
law Of Auru.t l356.-Dated New-l orr, August soo.
''' " 'A-' n, JAMES GLOVER Plaintiffs Attorney
A.,
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~ Y. SUPREME COURT, City and County 0
NJ Y. SUPREME COURT-ABRAHAM MORA
n MS and SIMON sIGIsMOND. Pantd. ssAinst PIERRH

NJ 7.
RIs and SIMON sfGIsATOND Plaintiff. ssAiBst PIERRH
HUssNENST and JULES HUSSNENSr,
who unknown 10 Soc Rev. stamp
plaintiff. observation-disclosures for csncr'd e
money demand contract TO the Defend
ants a. each ham. hereby summoned and required ~
nswer the comps action which tiled In e ee y
the e Of the City Of NwIok August la 1896 ana
70 serve copy the said complaint The sno,er
49, Nassaustfet In said City within twenty
hereof exclusive Of the day OF such service
you fail the complaint within the time
judgmen, against ioI the snm -
feen Sevenyour Dollars and Seyensyone Cents
s SD III interest January T. 1885 with Interest,"
on s2sg February a. 1866 and interest 90 y hon .h
pa DIV of February thousand eight hundred and be-
es M. costs Of hi. action Dated SewYork Angus, 1876
CULVER WRIGHT Plaintiff Attorney NolS| NssSs-''
L..
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c,UpRFME COURT. City and County OF New
- oXaH--THE sAINT EICM0LAs NATi0NAL I BANM Or

SUPREME COURT City and ,S C9Tnty R ~ Ne OF
- Yorr-THE SAINT NICHOLAS NATi0NhhLL $500 bsnh -
NEw.YORH Plaintiff sst WILLIAM . st Of he above en-,
nal. entitled seton on We .es
t SSee ,Is Rcferre appointed IN ond ey a1
JOY lsoS - nc ~ mo eject judgment viii s.. a. Fso
$3.50 a. an. EKrhangs Sesroou n. ~ s,,Sss
ueo 5, a.. Il Sepcmbe 1856 AZ u oceck noon tbIV.s.
f,l,i"s AZ MLLfR Res Esae Arcuoneer al uote teNrn -
.gres or parcel. of land suae lying and being W m
g ~ az the CITY NevicrS and known as lots nonoee
a. bnrp sixteen, seventeen. eighteen nineeep' t"ehy
esty hyr oIy,s fy forty 90. Tor Snas NY NV -
,so pty three and fty four in book number nine
az - On man o. fe he Ofoe Of he Register Of The my
Comfy ef Newly entitled Mp Of properly OF heny
S,.t Nav o June 1882 made by francs NICHOLSON ral
Teyor sDd which sid taken together ere bounded sa 81 ~
ow Beginning tho formed BY the ~, s..is,S
.oahery ne hundred aud street wi" s ss,shs
In, Of tks Break liil kngsbnde ho4di ,s ,S
our the souhsrly lire Of One bunded and o ~ In psh,S
lunS hy nine feet thence 'oshery ss TO ucrt1
fee, ard ten nens W
sIy lin. Of one hundred and foyfouh .tee .s .,r,. S
cry ~. norhery Inns hundred and 9ny oai'
hundr.d and sixty 10 the Brsss SeGt n Ia ID ~
Road .ud thence norhery along the e.sts,y ps 1 @
point OF place Together WIN ~ - &C. s,.se,s md IN
"a aI..t 81 William fgerton In enc hh o. e uiee''
Heal NscL Hi or Kins,brdss Road ~ iISnt 81 a I "
loi. 10 We eentei CT 'e"'" John p HAsKlN, Referee
AIS l,r ~ HkS, - "a "cf '
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c,rpREN[E COURT.-Cty and County OF News
- u nE.ni, N. = wnRRAfL al, NORRIS WORRALL.

- York-AMANDA L. WORRALL ss' NOhRis WONnnnt-
70 rr-lrf ser.l To NOhkls
WORRhi l. Y. hereby summoned and re- hso STAMP:
,rir.l ~ ,urrt complaint In this acton whics !" o"
LIE ul,s the Clerk Of tue CITY and
',. a., ,o. Al the City Hal Newly City. Ausu" -
,os re, cony OF your apswe said complaint on the nos
,srioer al hi, Office No II Nassau street. New loIA CY i
lot, d, ,oer tho service Of this fummons on you =,
~. S.y Of m .rrvce; aud tail TO sn'wef the ssu " ~
aithin the time q re.ad the paiaa IN h' action w"
c,ur for the relief demended In the cou .n NJ s ,,,,.v
~ a., o. iecs - Augl9law6wW
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| Dated Ntw.York. Aug n l..
| CTTpPFNE COTRr NEW.YORK.-THOMAS


- BAEUCKLE sg,t R0slNA RITA aud othen.-in puiss-
kue Of the above Court made 10 the shove
titled action 2 day Of August, 1906 JAMES COLks
Ri named in said ndme1t Older, VIII hions1
JOSEPH H. MCGUIRE Resl Estate Aucol'er at she fsehant9
III Broadway, Ia the Of New.lers on the st9
September 70 O'Clock ~ the lands and premises de5
scribed IN judgment order thst IL to Al ha
certain lot. piece parcel Of lsd with the yemehs
situate lying and being in the Tw-nyecond "sId of
CITY Of New sonthery tide Of Fortyforh street,
known HE in the Office o. the Register OF TIE City ud
County OF entitled Msp Of track u land commonly
allied The compiled from authentic survey f.trSsIya
Daniel City Surveyor" BY the number fsr bundfe
9 said lot commencing the ouih-y line %
from the soueastery OF Forty ,rse
extending thence eatr along me sclher
Of Forty fourth twenty Zee, being In wdh wentyl
hundred feet and On en- scer
N. Y. Aug n. 1866 yAMES H. tOi.fM " h..Is..
NJ Y SUPREME COURT, City and County Of
~. New York-THE HEBREW RELIEF SOCIETY vs1
judgment Of the Supreme Court Of The sSe 81
entered the above entitled on on we
Auzn Robins tie Referee IN ssid
el will II At public auction at the Exchange salesroom NO. III
Broadway City Of New1ork, the Fhh Day OF seprnoe
is6 a. \ O'Clock noon by James NJ Miller Aneiouesr
All a certain lot piece II and situate lying ard being "A
The Fourth City Of Neiork the soufbey side o.
beginning point the said outhry side Of Ohyer
hundred feet and three inches ea's
Of the Bowery and a OYI7
running southery right angles Okversfee fo
inches pa
street right angles 20 Ohyerstreet ssd pafAs
with hmeuore Ell boundary, forty feet to OhveT~tTer Ano
Oliver street, seventeen feet and w" ce
beginning be the several distances nd
more premises being known number IL O
intended 70 bel the same are nc"
iuclosed Dated ewYOrk August u 1856 ,oo,>so~ 49,.
No NJ. Y. 4
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Bonuties an0 pensions.

---~r 49, 49,
A DDITIONAL BOUNTIES and PENS!ONs.-All
~ years soldiers and those discharged fof wound
also the hen Of deceased receive hy and orc hunofsd
dollars ~, ,u.-,,.
being Copy Of The furnished and al information
grati. l. BROWN Co.. Solicitor. and United states Calm
Agents, No. PsIs-pliee trsnoyed hon No. -
A DDITIONAL BOUNTIES to two and three years
~ wounded Soldier. and tho widows minor CHILDREN or pa
soldiers who died 10 the service pensions 70
having children under 6 yea r. HUNT ga bfosdw J.
ATSHELDONs OLD OFFICE, No. Beekman-
additional Bounte,to DISCHARGED soldiers wGo Vs.
&C. all other Government claims collected as usual lHee
months extra pay for ohiceri
A TrENTION The first thirty-eight Regimen OF
IA " onl 81 TO Bounty also widows 81 thtes ava
nins mouth. volunteers. Cal At SHELDONS BOUNTY AdEACl,
No Beekman-sf. New York
DOUNTIES AND PENSIONS, 800! $50! !-Tvo
ID pension giving increased pension. u s9de WI
month for chill TO- been passed by Congress also
bounty law giving soldiers and the relaVes oil deeeasi sol
$50 and 800 more bounty
sm now ready blanks make application for the sboF
pensions q all the above aw lor "a
for % ccn''0r cents each No m sTo.sS.y Nsvv Il CIV
Refers. by special permission, to the Hon. joint Hoffman, Mayor
Of HswYork City.
VNHE ORIGINAL ONE-DOLLAR BROF Err
STORE.
Established licensed Brokers by the United states
aud valuable goods comP.ias great ye'y
ndion Of sale send for cicn The STOCK
Goods, ffatsd
graph Album, hemp wOoeu Cue.ns' ROs Boots and Shoes
Cutlery, Writing Paper Dc
ASDREws 4 Co, No los sudbury,t.. B.otou, Mass.
TINTED STATES ARMY AGENCY, No 2l3
Boway up stair. ed from No 81 Bleeker' Newt osk
% u p..eS Solder. Of 1851 and others e.
for Information desired claims will be forwarded Eab
i'hed 1872
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6ousss auo farms nante6.

VHrANTED-To HIRE or BUYa HOUSE with a
w ,,I.n ar ias and within an hour Of New York by
r-Conneriicu, pfsfoned address giving description HOME
STEAD. GALAXY Office. New iors chy.
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yusnutiicn.

A GOOD HOME SCHOOL for BOYS Topsham
~ Maine Location bsstby 81 ~ rel nine nj - io
Hsl Portland fos catalogues soGfe the FTne pa
Ia A
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TW
~ LEWIS against ELIZA LEWIS. summons Tor Rebel 10
the Defendant: You hereby summoned and
required the complaint IN this SETON ~ cent nv new
and Of your answer 70 the said esncs
complaint subscriber ct hi. office No. n H. l. ~
Nusau..t City Of Newfork. within twenty
after hereof exclusive Of the day o. snch r ao
YOU a 70 answer the plant within the time aoe aid nc
this will sppy TO The Court Tor the reiei astnhose
In The comp sin.-Dsted July Il. 1870 $500 -. . .--
Au}aw6wW RICHARD l. DENlNb rlaintin Attorney. :
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CUPREME COURT of the State OF New,IorsI
- CIV and County Of New.York OTTO JULIUS Eooths.l
pI4 .y,is, THEBAUD Deiendaht-Sumuons Tor money!
dem.nd Cou,rsrCom. not sei-Te the dsienia.
s.S Y,u are srd required answer the coma
clad In h atiou which will be hd In the Office the er
bs CIV ana County York the City Hail. the sara .J
ai 10 s.ry COPY Of the said complaint on ths oo
bsr. At their oice Wall street in s City Of New
within twenty days sner the service o. this
o exclusive OF the day socnl
20 c.n and fail 10 snswer the said com
within time aforesaid the PANTY -
viii take judgment against you los
Ala. AZ m thousand dollars with interest rom
the seventh day July thousand s. huns5ed ana
hs.d the coats of this actou-Daed New York 3th Jay S
KAPP GOEPP. Piiintifs Attorneys, No waist Sew OF.
entitled action duly hed IN tn9
az ~ m. Cr Of the City and County ofNew York at the CITY
nsa . - So wy - 80 kAPP 4 GOEPP.
agi5 isw6wW fhnin h'.o,oo1.
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A NJ MEFwIs AnctioLseL -
ny BANGS MERWIN ~ CO, Broadway cor. sth-
ssalea Of pook, Works Of Art Feoy ooods fnfsuIe NC
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NHOICE RESIDENCES for SALE in the finest To-
cation In Ma.sachsseti. $3.50 to 1000 Apply 10 DEhA'
REST. Melrose Depot, Harlem Railroad.
nISTILLERS remember the PUBLIC SALE OF
~ DIsTILLERY THURSDAY. Tale Morris and Esse5 nan
81 a M for Dover Parnr. call JACQUES, No 28 boadway
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NETWORK SUPREME COURT-WARNEE
~ DREsEL snd JOHN D. KREMELBERG against CARL EDt
WARD FOCKE trading under the style Of Carl Poeheg
Wdow money demand eontrsc3
tom not serl-ro the Defendant above named:
You srs hereby summoned and required to answer the
acion which viii be filed In the once stamp
Of 10 Of Kings at the Court huse 20 cent?
an City Brooklyn County OF Kings and 20 serve
copy OF your answer the ssd complaint on the
.crbs, No. IS William street in The City oNew
", bn twenty DAYS after this yoay
exclusive service and M 20 An.wsr ne
Aforesaid the plaintiffs will take adgnenz
Tor H. .um thirty thousand sve hundred and hyo dollars
ana ay tes cents the hrst day Of January ons
hundred aud besides the costs min" euos
Dated New.iors. July 1879. .aoo,,. o,n,o,y (
Au.t-i,e6wWed BOWDolN. LAKo1oUE nA,NLO',. Y
Plaintiff, Attorney 50 William street, New l OH =,
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Emil GABLER, Manufacturer Of SQUARE and
IL UPRIGHT PIANOS invites pisnoGeaer. and purchaser
cal and e4auine his scale syrsie Pianos, a. ms
New Mandatory,
No 100 Centret, between " Alscr aud Wbitssta. Y.
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New York rrarIret-rrnI 40


for middling.
,FLOUR-Le's active ard prices without innteraI
change; Sales at u at t5 for extra state, s rs
Cg6 GU tor common to RO6d shipping brands eGua
round hop Ohio. a1d - G5@ll for trade bfsnds;
the marl;es clO.I quiet.
,WHlSKH-Steady at . !e61z for State and - n
Western, and 4OO brls state in bond at 80 T492 74
WlEAT--Q Qu ct and without decided change. No
lowe a. ~ 80, and winter red Western at 81 80.
BARLEY-More active. and prime l92c better.
AZ 81 Tor sound state and infer or Canada est and
81 1921 is for prime and choice Canada West
BAkLEH MALT-Steady at 81 rs.
CORN-A shade firmer but NOT very active Sales
atOgg13o for uns und, and 74J4@77c for sound mix
ed western, both IN store ana delivered. A small
0ArS-1c better, at IS 84oc for unsound Western,
and 5dCg55c for sound do.
C0kFEE-Du ts
NSUGAR-Steady. Cuba Muscovado lOy59lIxc.
MOLASSES-Dull. Porto Rico 75c
PETROLEUM-Firm. Crude at 2e1S@21c REIN
ed 40c; do for bond 45c.
POKK-Firmer and in fair demand. Sales at
S2Gg2B rs for new mess, closing at &2B 25 regular;
$500 brls new mess for April, May and June sellers
option, at S20 GNaD2G SO. -
BEEF-Unchanged, at about previous prices.
=, BEEF HA hS-U Unchanged. Sales at SS5 500
BACON-Inactive. Sales at I4xsI4yIc for Cum
berland cut. and l5kc Tor short ribbed.
GU L MEATS-Steady. Sales at ll<9I2hc for
sh9ulaers, and lG&@lsl4c for hams.
LARD=Aciive at l6j49l9hc.
for State
CHEESE-Dull at laa22c.
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Cincinnati mnrISet

FL0UR-Superfne. Insrector's standard, 60 759
co. extra do. Sues; family, % 2599 rs; and fan-
,WAEAT-New is dull at 81 80 for No. 1 red. and
81 5O9l 55 for No. 2. 80
COkN-Ihe demand continues iair, and the mar
ket firm, at 52S53c for mixed shelled, and Csc in
sacks. "
,OATS-We quote 4O945c as the leading rate for
No. and No. on the spot.
RlE- 6O965c are tho rates asked for No. 2 and
Mol.
C0TT0N-Holders ask 3599Gc for middling, but
buyers were rather timid
PROV lSIONS-Mess Pork city packed, sold at
$25 closing rather weak. There was good demand
for Bulk Meats in the early part Of the cay, with
sales OF O lbs Sides at &c., loOse 20 hbds should
ers nacked at lOc $4,000 lbs sides at &c., loose and
100 QUO lbs shoulders at l0c lose. Lard was held at
leA@ls2sc in the forenoon, but sold at lSc at the
close. Shoulders NAV he GU ted at 49, Sides at lax
@l5c, clear Sides at l51 9l6c. Clear bulk Sides aro
sales
GR0CERIES-Fair to choice Rio Coffee at 2p9
2s12c: raw Sugar, l29l5c hard refined l6a<9l7hc,
and Molasse' 9Og9jc Tor Porto Rico.
CHEESE-Stcady at 22c per Id for Western Re-
serve ard Hamburg.
WHISKY "A continued dull and heavy market
at ~ -, duty paid, an 25c in bond.
SEED-ClOver is in fair request at $595 10 for
prime. Flax steady at S!25. TiMOthy unchanged,
at $3a325.
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Cleveland Market.

FL0UR-City made $40 75slI so for Xxx red;
Sll 159l2 so for Xxx white; Country brands Xxx
red 80 50glO 50; do Xxx white $40 5O9ll 50.
,WHE EAT-The only reported sale to-day vas car
Milwaukee, spring o. 81 90.
CORN-Sales cars No. shelled from store at
53c.
OATS-Sale' lear No. from store at 3sc, 2 cars
do do on track at BIC.
PORk-No; city mess held at s27 90; No. 2
mess SIG 90; clear $50 co.
LAkD-City rendered in tierces at Ice; do in
KEYS lee.
:, HAMS 'ses 1900 lbs City sugar cured at 2lc.-
Country cured held at 2Oc.
oHOULDERS--City cured steady at l4c. COun-
uy-cuTed at Belle.
BACON-IIed at 1sc for clear and 2Oc for sugar
cured.
NESS BEEF-Quiet and steady at sls 90. Extra
mess SEQ.
HIGHWINES-Ma Market steady at 50 2492 IS.
ALCOHOL-Steadl. Held at "a 1914 SO for gS
per cent; Cologne Spirit, 9s per cent q g. Neu-
tral Proof Spirits 80 3992 A.
,,!S !SEEDS-Sales $50 bush Clover at IS 25 25 bush
Timothy at 1876.
SALT-Firm At 90 So for Fine 50 80 for coarse
OnOndsga; 81 55 for Saginaw.
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IIOIISE

Immediately after the reading of the journal, tho
Secretary of the Senate appeared and presented a
message from that body, commune iting the resolu-
tor FO0te. The resolution having been read
Mr.. MORRi LL said think that the Senators are
N nOI reSdy odsy 70 submit s NJ tn Their remarks 10 relation sU
Vermont, whose decease has Just been comnunicat-
ed TO the House. Ire family are desirous of reach
ing home this week, and therefore the funeral
monies cannot be deferred. | wish, also, to state
that part of my colleagues are at the present
ment absent, trust that at some early day an op-
portunty will be afforded tJ submit the usual eul0
gies 90 the life and public services Of the deceased
offer the following resolu ions:
Resotoed, That the House has heard with deep
sensIbiiity the announcement OF the death Of The
Honorable Solomon FOOte, a Senator in Congress
from the State Of Vermont.
Res0LUed, That as a testimony of res 'ect for the
memory of the deceased the members and officers of
this House will wear the usual badge Of mourning
Resot0ed, That the proceedings of this House in
relation TO the death Of the Honorable Senator be
communicated to the family Of the deceaSed by the
Clerk,
ReSolUed, That this House will, as a body, repair
to the Senate Chamber attend the funeral of the
deceased at the hour of 1910 p NJ. Of this day. and
upon its return to the Hall tnat the Speaker declare
the House adj Iurned.
The resO utions were unanimously adopted.
Mr.. STEVENS. of Pennsylvania. moved that
on Monday next. The business of several commit
to had accumulated and it was desirous that they
should have those days in which to perfect their bus
iness. -
Mr.. MORRILL, remarked that the adjournment
would not Ietard the business of the House
Mr.. ASHLEY moved to amend by adjOurning
till Saturday next
After some cross firing the amendment was agreed
to, and then Mr.. Ashley Of Ohio. moved that the
proceedings on Saturday be confined to general
debates
This motion requiring unanimous consent, Mr..
Stevens objected.
The House then reversed its action in reference to
adjournment, by recOnsiderng the vote on the
amendment respecting it. and finally agreeing to
Mr.. Stevens motion to adjourn to Monday next.
The House then took recess till O'c,ock, and at
that hour went in body to the Senate Chamber,
preceded by the Speaker and Gle * the members
wearing Grape on their left arm. Subsequently to
the ceremonies the House adjourned till Monday
next.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-03-30

FOR MORE THAN TWENTY YEARS MA.
THEWS' VENETIAN HAIR DYE has stood the
test of trial, and is constantly increasing in public
favor.
1t is the best and cheapest in the world. Price
IS cents. -
1t gives beautiful, lustrous, natural color,
1t is complete in one bottle.
1t does the work the first time.
1t does not crock, smut or stain.
1t does not rub of or fade.
1t always gi, satisfaction. A child can apply il.
THIS HAIR DYE is manufactured by peculiar
process tknow only to Mr.. Mathews), which renders
it infinitely superior to any dye in market.
In using THE VENETIAN DYE you avoid
that RUSTY, DEAD appearance by which dyed hair
is so easily recognized when an inferior article
has been used. .
Invest 75 cents. and you will be convinced.-
Sold by all Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
A. l. MATHEWS Manufacturer.
DEMAS BARNES q CO., New York, Wholesale
Agents. mayl0deodly
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solemn prayer delivered by one who was
the dearest to him on earth. He called her
to his side and folded her in his arms, ask
ing, "Can this be deathp Has it come al
readyW Then looking with eyes of celestial
radiance, and lifting up his hands, he said,
" see 1t; see the gates wide open. Beau
tiful! Beautifully and then, without pang,
he Immediately expired. The minister in
culcated the lesson that divine grace vouch-
es to all. 1t fills the mind with memorials
the most lasting of all human experience
on earth. He asked in conclusion, who
would not exclaim, in the language OF one
OF old, " Let me die the death of the right
eons, and let my last end be like his"
Rev. DR.. Boynton, Chaplain of the House.
made the concluding prayer, In which he
said that Senator FoOte was more than
statesman and honest man. lie was
Christian, the noblest exhibition of man
hood this side of the grave. He then pro-
n0unced the benedictiOn.
The funeral services being concluded, a
procession was formed In the following Or
der: The chaplain of Congress for the oc-
casion, the physician who attended the de-
ceased, the committee of Arrangements and
pall6earers, the family and friends of the
deceased, the Senators and Representatives
from the State of Vermont, and mourners,
and citizens OF the State Of Vermont, the
Sergeant-at-Arms of the Senate of the
United States, the members of the Senate,
preceded by the President of the Senate
pro tenn. and Secretary of the Senate, the
Sergeant-at-Arms of the House of Repre-
sentatives, preceded by the Speaker and
Clerk, the President of the United States,
the heads of Departments, the diplomatic
C orps, judges of the United States. officers
of the Executive Departments, officers of
the army and navy, the Mayor of Washing
ton. citizens and strangers.
The procession proceeded to the Balti-
more & Ohio railroad station, where the
corpse was placed iD a car for immediate
transmission to Vermont.
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sale Of HousehoId Goods.

We will sell by auction, at the residence
of Mr.. II. c. Farmer, No. II West Friend
street, on Friday, March Both, commencing
at 10 o'clock A. NJ. a large lot of valuable
g Household furniture, consisting in part of
1Parlor Set, Marble top Table, l What
not, Hat Rack, l Sofa. Upholstered and
Cane Seat Chairs Side Tables, Brussels aud
Ingram Carpets, Stair Carpets, 8 fine Bed
room Sets, Sofa Bed, Spring Mattress
Hairtop. Hair Mattress, l Portable Ward
rote, Toilet Sets. Extension Table, Dining
! Chairs, Crockery and Glassware, l No. AZ
Stuart Cook Stove, Refrigerator, Kitchen
furniture, &c. mar2S-3td
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AMUsEMENTS.
EIIsIer,s Atheneunn.

fI
On last night, the tenth Of the production Of the
Nsiad Queen, the Atheneum was again filed by an
ovorfowing audience If the legendary story or
tradition which this grand scenic play is based,
makes the Queen aHd her water nymphs fascinating.
their representatives at the Atheneum would seem
to be no less charming from the crowds that nightly
throng the auditorium Of "0ld Drury."
The Naiad Queen will have its last evening rep
resentaton but one to night. 1t will, however, be
presented at a grand matinee-dOors open at half
past one o'cock-to-morrow afternoon for the ac.
oommodatiOn of ladies and cbildren-the latter at
half price.
Tomorrow evening is allotted for the compliment
tAry benefit to Manager Elsler. To this benefit the
price Of ticket is dollar with no extra charge
for reserved seats. Saturday night will close the
dramatic season with the last production Of the
Naiad Queen.
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ny lBEkI, a PARSONS.
Sale of HousehoId Goods.

We,will sell by auction, at the residence
ofCapt. A. F. Boat, U. s. "A, No. ia East
North street, on Saturday, March 81, COM
mencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ, large va
riety of household goods, consisting of
l sociable, 8 brace arm chairs, easy
chair, rocking chair, l marble top table,
marble top stand, carpets, window shades,
chairs, | marble top washstand, bedsteads,
mattresses, extension table, large
amount of crockery ard glassware,
clothes wringer, cook stove, kitchen fur.
niture, &c. mch29-3td