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, 1866-12-20

Gss,e. HOGS. sh'rp.
%:ss:.;:;:::::::::: i; @ si'S III
Hs@s tins i:st .eeE..:..:::. siS
Week tc11fe fn.t-....-......... S4a8 1essSa ~
;, ;, a. p,'22: 4: es &! ss ss
hy s satiaea: Il. hoa,s Alton. 81 i3S
p p keshs'ssda: Hesa f:'s1d Il s s iss
g. g. fss;sh h'sassas -:
Total.................,....2 2as z1b asst
The shipments to-iay, and Tor the week up 10 thls
evening. Wezc: So |
T:;;ssx TS:;sf a.; i; s -: -.
To.sl..;..: ...:......~.... g ,es -.
Sss Mses ss;s sssre Ia is.s:.:..: Ill -:
shipments so-cay were By the fol!ow1n< routes:
II, u..,c,, so7,,e,r cats!s. s!s HeEa; e Sheep.
B5 i1.tsbafeh Fl WaJn-.-.. III
1otal......................... - 80 ~.
Sales today eate1ed at the dlnEreos sca1eho1sea,
were es follows:
Illinois Ccznai Scale. .;..;..--. 59 GIA =;
s S5l{S 1S;.s a|'ss s:,js Sss1s i IS
Toul-... 1,oel : 7.l6o 90
DEEF CAITLE-Ira1e was not partscul.sly brisk
todAy In tuis department. ii ugh sao wing very de-
cdtd improvement In tbs respect over the half dozen
preceding dnfs. The dAy aae one for acfve OFT
pcr7t!u7l and tho different ellsse, Of huT2rs
were we'll represented. The receipts we're libe.4L and
composed IN the main Of much bette. cas; OF stock
than has ssaeed the y~yds for soma tin: back au1ug
The droycs especially worthy ofno:e twelve had
full blooded Devon Steers. and foas Hcltczs nj the
ttme breed. from blue 1slaud Ridge. C,ok County.
This Was perhaps the finest dlove offered In t,s nss
tnk Nrrln nHl
webb-by whom they were raised and fed-as gov.
CT cfb1ooced stock Their a.era1c weight As os
They were tattn oy O. White for As Eas:e market a.
{s-Sf.
Ten head premium Darham sseera averaging Lss1
rs. and oword by :. pc;en. attracted good deal Of
attention. THIS laacy stock taEen ctty slaueh-
hr. W0iord Co. At No. 6 state street, wire the
buyer, Il tsGax 7 ITO n' They were fed BY Joseph
Iehthal, Of Lasslle County. tn. total sues tod,y
embrace d1 head, whc:l divi1ei between ship
pe1s and city butchers at prcs raaEn; from ss-153
ste frr common to good but-aass' STOCK aad $1sas
GEO for eooi to chs Ice shipping BeeTes- Sales we're
r rnale ch.rny within 1hs range Of &i.eza5.5o.
The market closea steady, with ~ heai remaining
IN the pes Inso.t.
following netise sedss II Sssn 'sae1
| Ca.Gsso. a.;ss December Il, lss,>
r. o;e;5 Ct Ct r T. cnanEss; I'.eslasa.. 1as ssvs:a!
feass %i,i 6e S.osea On Iussas1 December "a ts
~ - II! E shipped on .ay Of .Ae E4,tstn r..
'e ssaes q Vii ii Be es,tseiea to p,ese-, If desired
a. sanSk .sse1seo on taat ~ Eii o. tso aaa pro
r, e.te ,ss s,,,,.z,,r ,-sr.sas,on.. ~ fe+A'1'
w "0'e ' - s~ rer. ~ ~ .1sE - -" too
1oncs uorrh - - d-5 "a tjs,n., aht,s S+ss-.
OStn ayeSsgjns LES 4 :. at Sies: to MaSn hal AZ
c1acing .fD = It 80.
noa5n o9HSn Isl = Efh x gooo etees' III and "atasco
| Irstn .Uurni Is hsaJ butchers. toy,s and ueisrra
| nycflciac SD rs, At 500. . -
EG!and bought !; h:ad aFefA:in- l.Sso .. at ssor
~ ~ ,N.sras ~ Il - X ny 80
sfcrr4 aycrscjcr II "a n. md watc,e1 ~ \, Is. +
Lrac GTst.cIsss Steers averaging 1881 s fsl ad va
, 1866-12-20

TUE C1cEEo BrEG1AuT.-sl1rh2cl Ginty. Ed
ward Gitncy and Edmond Naekett wee finally
cxan,irt before Jrrnces Startcyant and aislikcu.
yesterday afternoon. npon the charge Of burglary
.hIs ca-c las a!Ic:ly been mentioned one. NE
iMic. in .te iEInrl;E. On Ihahk= ;sin~ night
i've iusi,uns erlcrrd The saloon and. d"c lin.
known ?. 'hs "C9si-gs e conseat." eltu;t gu
OF i've ni.r+ from, thrs ri ), aud after most ont
ra:ccus!y abu-.nE and 1na!ucatiaS AT aged couple
iu.ued fto1cl. ihc Un1y Inmates OF the plact.
they left, taking with ilIcm about S4D IN money
Giily, Gls1cs nud Hackeu were identified l.y NJ.
and Mrs. lsro1tl al The partial examination WHICH
parties who invaded ibe1t premises. A vesy
strong eioEt wae made yesterday afternoon by
t the pifsorers' COUNSEL 10 prove an
olibl. It was n,inaincd that G!u-
Y an1 GlaEcy .N Tcre ',;a, nolh at 10: H. j.
rshi ln question, al that IIackctt was at hts own
honse on archer road. The statements Of the wit
neSscs were not OF the most positive character re-
gardin& portions OF tht evening from eight mill
| eleven O'Clock, which would embrace the hours
| during Which the outrage vas perpetTatcd. Iht
Meakest features OF The 1cstim9ny wese sesaEdins
| tirey, but that the events sworn 10 might no
have occurred ou the Ssh or the a0tn Of Noycnhe
as well az on the a3lh; and the dldbt Of Mr. Hack
cit rested principally upon the testimony 81 mar
| who was uuqueattonab|y intoxicated at The ume
hc claimed 10 have spent fhe night At H2cEeu,
Tic Cuuet did not consider Of the evidence Of th
defence sufficient to warrant the discharge OF tn
r,fs0ncrs. They were hclr for examination al th
Circuit Court In hai! nf <s,nv each.
II If nndersiooi th1t one moro Of the burglars.
man named Weaver, has been arrested at LOCK
heen received yesterday afternoon at tho Ccut1a
Station,
, 1866-12-20
33aEt1lErsbp.

@ISSOLUIlON- co-partnership
/ tt.,stotnfe krovn ~ HAYS CHAP1N, SOC
sases il mutaah dissolved t1pee Dee; - IL 1sSs 49, ~
ira nrsiness vii hafezftEf hn tondnct.d y =. =
.9iAsSt ]. l. BAfS
Pso3<AA~ q. a. CHAt19.
, 1866-12-20

pht]a delphfn Flour aIarket-DcccInbrr II.
There - 90 demand for shipment but cutie good
brl higher sales Of 2N0 br., inelQdln< ~ bsls on
eecEtt 800 brs No.thvesera extra family a
sNNye tEo0: cxtrAs At s9EaS1A3o; md tuperdne at
Ssnn1ss0. Rye Gour Is held at Si:es. PrcG ot corn
5na1
, 1866-12-20

lie divorce ca-e Of Math,lda va. nildcbrandt
August Van Claim Is now On final hearing. be.
fore .Irdcc Jameson, who IS ASKED to pass upon
tic qu, stiou Of asilaooy. Pending the argument
The defendant introduced the testimony Of one
Tl,ich policeman, tn isn?c.ch The testimony OF
Gle Mimic IlonE. taken on the trial. He was
asked II lie ever snew II the wttacss being coa.
fncA IN The Drjacxei.. lie aid he did not, bat
mr.. on The cross-axan,t,a,ion he Testified 1hlt
t,:e d. feraant, before the trtsl la:t sunmer, nt
nrss 10 ave tic cry. and at time offered hin,
tsSuty doll ve, ard at a.other six1y dollars To n,
aucc lin 10 do L. The case is still or hearing.
proeeedias %as eoH@eIS:a IN tue Hs
h. hnsrand. G,trI. Thcss iarles were married
! Ianuarr ssth, 1slc:, at e-ox, Maat.on Comfy
is a. uEen II IL .ha7Ged II. deserscd his vile anc
! child, yu, five OF "hon arc now Living.
, 1866-12-20
CHICAGO CATTLE n1AHKET.


OYYfcK OF TIE CHIcAGo TErnuEEl
WEpa1pAY EyKnrHo. December y. 1885,
1he following table atows the cslly receipts aud
ehpmrrta OF Live Stock during the weak mp L, this
e1tulnr, reported By tho SECRETARY OF tho Union
stock Yard Company:
, 1866-12-20

Total:. s1:o, ,s.t,1lo si3:, ,s lss elSi Cos
le the total Of the exports during the nfre mouths
ending September 20:
1864. 1866. 1856,
po.te, Morn. Els, s5o,e.5 s7.3ss,9eo e1hsss oss
Southrtu...... s57,t ,ta6 s19.1G0 21,6SE.y70
Pacific ports... sSt116 sa65S 19o. ia
, 1866-12-20

prAytsipns In Phf3adelphtn-Decctnb IL.
nc marker continues dull, but pri>cs arp rata.t
nme sn,l .s,e' sc mailing Il @ ~ EEL 81 II Stan5 ns
hatn. hG1sc for pi S1ed do aE@1o. far :a!t sa21
ders; Halsc for prime lasd 10 er1s aad tres anA La
&c + D for butter, ~ 10 quality.
, 1866-12-20

CtA1.-wheat dn1l and lower, No. spstag s:-z9
asked: So hid. Corr. old. Ao- I, s4c; new. Sc
DxxAxD ApGb-t9Sxc.
, 1866-12-20

o.al..,,.-..G1a,s a,so9.6s1 s7,.:o,Gs3 s.s.aiA 1as
The imports Of cotton into Crest Britain n hun
dred-weicht. during the nine months cnlins with
October in the present and two previous yca:s
and the couutr1cs supplying II arc thus particular
7ad
, 1866-12-20
Seed. In phaludelphla-Dcecmber ~.


Cloyerseeo less aet.ye. and lover, Small sales y
r.sk1nc hk Il 3fna9kTH hu. T1suo:h{ sells Al $G-A
~. lid IaSsced .: {4-9A17.H + bu.
, 1866-12-20
4 TEXT fOli Ei:.B1.

social NcpravitY tn Tsrzinln-T The
:. White Haired ssirncs- OF U1dcn
Ennc,, unt tl,cIr Connection with
1sa.cl cliter~ of n fnricly or ltuea aud
AsNurasionoblc PaternIty,s, &c.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-12-19
THE DAILY CLARION
December 10, 1866
From the Hannibal, Missouri, Republic.
Fn the Wrong Bed.

A certain young gentleman, who
boards at private house-a respecta-
BILE house, toO,-had occasion to re-
main away from his bed until four
O'Clock yesterday morning, Some
time after tea, on the evening OF that
eventful morning, two beautiful, buxom
young ladies from the country, friends
and acquaintance of the landlady, ar
rived Beds being rather scarce, and
the young gentleman not expected to
be home that night, without word OF
explanation or warning, one OF the
young ladies was placed in the young
gents room. We will leave the dear
creature in her slumbers, and see what
has become of the young gent. 1t Is
now nearly four o'clock in the morn
ing. Young gent, not wishing to
awaken the inmates of his boarding
house, cautiously approaches the door,
and after carefully inserting his night
key, is pleased to find the bolt yields
without a squeak. He softly feels his
way to his room, little dreaming OF
what he would be compelled to witness
In few short minutes.
Young gent approached his room,
and knowing the location of the turnl-
ture, etc, and being without matches,
enters the room, closes the door, and
Immediately disrobes himself. With
out further ceremony he throws his
wearied limbs and body upon the bed.
AS a matter of course he was some
what surprised to find his bed occu-
pied, and, wishing to know who his
bed-fellow was, he rolled over and
gave the young lady-as rude as it
may seem-a dig in the side, inquiring
as he did so, "Who in the devil are
your A slight movement on the part
of the young lady followed this demon
stration, and then, very frantically, she
exclaimed, Good God" and in an
instant she was standing in the middle
of the room, frightened so badly that
she was unable to say word. The
young gentleman ducked his head I'M
der the covering, and in this position
endeavored to explain. Young lady
slid out, and we have been informed,
failed to appear at the breakfast table
at the proper time. The position was,
we should Judge so at least, very
trying one, and both parties have our
sympathy.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-12-19

The existing cause of Thad. Stevens
remark in the House, Tuesday that Mr..
Davis was "belligerent," not a trail
tor, was the speech of Mr.. Lawrence,
of Ohio, in favor of bill to repeal
the statute of limitation in trials for
treason, and provide that any man
guilty of that offense may be tried any
where and at any time, Mr.. Lawrence
gave as a reason for the passage Of
this bill, that unless it should be en-
acted, they could not hang Jefferson
Davis.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-12-19

We beg leave to inform friends ard the public
generally that prepared formerly. to man
ufacture Steam Engines. Boilers, Sugar Mills Sugar
Kettles Draining Machines, Saw Mills Cotton Presses
Newell Screws Gin Gearing Furnace Mouths, Crate
Bars, all kinds of Plantation and steamboat Works.
and every description of Machinery for the South.
mh24dtan1 LEEDS g. co
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-12-19
NEW ORLEANS.
s. II. GOETZ!EL.


BOOKSELLER, Publishe-- and Stationear,,
- 81 Magazine street, New Orleans, ana
Dauphin street, Mobile, keeps always on mana
Webster's Elementary Spelling Books. NC
Gufey's Series of Readers, Webster's Dictlona-
ries and Definers, Davies Arithmetics. Olney ;,
MitchelPs aud Smiths Biographies and Atlas,
Parker's PHILOSOPHERS; Sacred Harps, Southern
Harmonies Methodist, Baptist and Presbyte-
rian Hymn Books, Bibles, Prayer Books,
Prison Life of jeff. Davis, Surry of Eagles
Nest, Medical Books, Law Books, Blank
Books, Miscellaneous Books and Novels, JuVe-
niles, Joseph III and Henry VIII, Letter Pres
ses and Letter Books, Letter Paper, Foolscap,
Envelopes, Ink, Black Red and Blue, Pencils,
States, Gold and Steel Pens in short, in his
two stores, in New CLEANS as we'll as in Mobile,
he has the largest assortment of School Books
and Stationery in the Southern States.
He has great facilities for filling orders, ana
by his cheap prices, has gained large custom.
He also keeps the agency for the Presbyterian
Board of Publications, and all the new books
published abroad, will be found on his coun-
tiers, as soon as out. Country Merchants,
Teachers and Purchasers, generally, coming
to New Orleans or Mobile, will find it to their
interest to call ON
S. H. GOETZEL,
81 Magazine St., New Orleans.
y15d1y. 81 Dauphin St., Mobile.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-12-19
GRAN Ne, BREED &c GO.
NEW ORLEANS, La.
NJ A N q A T q R R s OF
Caskets.

ma NJ TURE RS OF
Hearses and Metallic Burial Gases and
Caskets.
WOULD call the attention of undertakers
w and the public, to their large variety of
Hearses of the most approved patterns. and of
the finest finish-unrivaledf for elegance. utility
and durability. -
We are constantly improving the STYLE ano
construction of our Metallic Burial Gases,
Our "New Plain Case,n patented Decembe,
II, 1865, combines all the most recent and ". /.
liable improvements, and is more comniete
than any Burial case ever before invented.
Our Metallic Burial Casket in it's ~in,nl;o;tv
of design. and its freedom from ALI asso,int;ons
of grief, is unsurpassed. 1t is almost entiraIv
covered by the best polished plate ylass IT,
finish is that of the finest rosewood The Orna
mental Casket, with its heavy and elaboratelv-
wrought EN- blematica Ornaments their br;oIt
silver contrasting with the dark nolisha al
ground work, is of striking and approprlate
elegance. =
Over wooden collins, these Burial Cases and
Cakets possess many important ADVANTAGES
They protect from water, vermin, and other
intrusion, answering for generations every
necessary purpose OF vault. Removal from
the original place OF Durial-should it ever be
can be preserved for days or weeks. awaitin@
the arrival o. absent friends Removal Ia an1
part of the globe. at any season of the wear e
entirely practicable The surest safeGuard ;S
effected against contagious diseases.
directions accompany every Burial Case and
C"sket, in reference to CLOSING and sbonIJ Nv
strictly followed. ~
Address, CRANE, BREED & CO.,
7oS'-oinu@"' So Magazine-st.. N. o.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-12-19
NEW ORLEANS.
ST. JAM ES HOTEL,
STREET,
Between Gravier and hatcher Streets
NEW ORLE ANS.
CHAS. E. SMEDES, MANAGEr

4 HIS ESTABLISHMENT Is NEWLY
furnished from the Kitchen to the roof.
Spring Beds, Hair Mattresses, Linen Sheet
ing. etc. The Furniture and Table ware, ALL
NEW, of the latest style and most costly mate
rial The Table is furnished with every lux
ury the Market affords. The Bars with Liquors
equal to any used in private families, and the
comforts and pleasures of home, as far as
possible, guaranteed to its Guests.
The House itself may be said to be entirely
new and fresh. The undersigned will spare
neither labor or expense to merit a continu
ance of the liberal support with which he has
thus far been honored.
NoV20d&w1y CHAS. Il. SMEDES.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-12-19
LEEDS FOUNDRY.

Estab Iished in 1929
Corner DelOrd and Foucher Streets.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-12-19

Brigham Young is luxriating in the
honeymoon of his forty fifth bride, a
beautiful Danish girl of seventeen. He
has just lost his twenty fourth wife,
who was buried without any ceremony
or even notice of her death.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-12-19
NEW ORLEANS.
Z. ]. HART d co

E. j. HART d CO.,
IMPORTERS, Wholesale Grocers. Druu-
III gists and Commission Merchants
70, IS & II TchoupitOulas Street,
mh23d1Y NEW ORLEANS
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-12-19

CHAMBERS & LATTING.
Cotton Factors, Agents for Fassmann's Iron Ties
and Dealers in Bagging. Rope and Irvine,
%. 81 Carondelet At.,
6m. jy12dSw NEW ORLEANS.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-12-19

"AMMnTrED-AGENTs-$ to $500 PER
for ad noN III for Gentlemen, and $50 to $75
, Ior LADIES, everywhere, to introduce the Com
a ni,i nense Family Sewing Machine, improved
h hnp perfected 1t will hem fell, stitch, quilt,
onIv S o5oia and embroider beautifuIly-pric
S,Iyf G1o- making the elastic lock stitch, and
a ahny warranted for three years. we pay the
t aD3ae wages, or a commission from which
o Twice mat amount can be made. Address or
fifth ti on y. BOW Frs CO., Office No. 255 South
answered promptly, with circulars and terms
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-15
I rNlV.T>ITN GRAMMAR SCHOOL.
Zee ir tom

lVrOCtL lN>TRUCTlON.-Mrs EDWARD
IoUIt wi. commence her course Of private in'i.qc
l,ou h. ITALIAN. ENGLISH lni ORATORlO SINGING
ltf4 h., v--s d. October. Mr.. LODER viii be- al nome
,ui i,e morning between the hours OF j. apa
o-, ~ eu applications be sent there No - tis'
'g .-.,i.,, reaf Lexn ston-ave., TO Chicserins
l. So '..r. Rooms No. 651 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-15

.CEVENTY- NINTH REGIMENT BALl0At "A
- tho City A.embts Rooms ThuH'UA' ~'@N'"''
Fob, IL,
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-15
ADAMANTINE BRICK PRESS

WE PRESENT TO the public the frst ana
w only BRICK MAClIlNEeyer inyoutrd winch makes a
pyHryc1 PEEssEp BRICK from pure clay without cfsk ~
crrk and 40 simple IN its construction m To recommend RIO
general as. a. substitute oi any aud all buck racmne'
known the country. l. - 49,.
/, maLes Brick smooth. perfect and uniform ~ sLe and
c,,x cheaper than mud brick can De ninde dhh
sunerio 10 any philadelphia proceed bck ever phei'' 81"
market. .., . ..., ,,oiJ. and
vii col from no to = 500 Twohof.e power VIII run
,,,o ;, olds and hye. horse power will run eight mods
IN. mold will turn DOT N0 brick. IN ~ hours. ana elsh
molds aOvN. t- T., .t-,.,. .uJ con,e.
,nsy,ly .ecurc from tho action Of most
TLey ar, ready ol burning when discharged rom the s
.,in. reouit. no handling dyngsnd may be hnnieui
.,aiy suliected 20 any degree of heat
NJ ts uroc.,s OF manufacture the air and moisture arc
r,ss from the clay 10y OF periorato. which ont.I h
oiJ ,sbcn ted and suddenly withdraw as hs pLlTs
r..,,e, A.. 6n,l pressure consequently, FNEKh Dnt
tufpNs pERFFCTLY WITHOUT CRACKING. CItOhMr N
M ar NhEPING, and EVERY BRICK Is PEKrECI
WIEN m CONES FROM THE KILN. .
Th, Machine is now IN operation IN jersey cry "hse u
eau be seen. ..,,-, l. . ., q, see the
Ncine in operation urd examine IT, product To Do con
nc,d hst n destined to work entire revolution VI ''
nlnufscture Of bfick . -, ct,;., 81, 4
Ne oier Tor SALE, Rights Of States, Conntie. Cites ana
Tan, upon rea,ouibe term. Machines furnished 20 oider
' T.. 4. WOODRUFF, President.
4. L. CORNISH, rreasgref
J. M. MulrGQMB, scsss'h'
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-15
THE MASON & HANlLIN CABINET OR.
Ocean Steamers.
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
1 IILRNIGM LINZ 10 CALIEOKhLA.

DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY ;
THROUGH LINZ TO CALlfORklA,
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAIL,
lqye Pier No ~ North River foot OF Cana sl At " o'S
tue lsi ll and 2lst Of every month teXceW when
those dates m ON Suday aud thcn the preceding Saur
davl for AsPINNALL. connective, VIA Psuamn Railway.
with one OF the Company scamshps rom Panama Tor
san FRANCISCO touching IL ACAFI LOO
FEBRUARY.
1t-lFSRN CHAINCEf. connect NJ with COLORADD
lnth-COSTA RIGA, connecting With SAtRAMkNIo
2lsi-NEW.NOHk. cornectiur with GOLDEN AGE.
Departures lst and lst connect h tan1ma with steamers
for SOUTH PACIFIC PORTS let aud llth for CEN'
TRIAL AMERICAN PORTS. Those Of tie lst touch 8;
MANZANlLLO. -
THROUGH PASSAGE RATES IN CURRENCY.
First Cabin. Second Cabin. Stcerlse
$500 $500 500
discount of ONE OU AFTER steamers rates viii be
allowed 20 SecondCaDu and Steerase passengers accom-
panied by their families.
Baggage checked through One Hundred Pounds allowed
each adult
An experienced Surgeon board Medicines and attend
free. ,
For Passage Ticket, or further information. Apply at 'hc
Companys Ticket Office tile Ntari loot Of I anal ST.
'''' F.W. q. BELLOWS, Agent
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-15

Ocean GtednIers.
TIED STATES MAIL LINE for RIO

LIMITED STATES MAIL LINE for RIO
4 N IASFIRO calling at 81. THOMAS. PARA. PER
NAMBt CO and BAHIA. every tIip -
THE UNITED STATES AND BRAZIL MAIL STEAM
SHIP COMPANY
~ dispatch regularly the R1d OF each month At p
Oon fier No a. N0rh River. Of their hrt class
Steamships The - .,-..,
SOUTH AMERICA.
T.. L. TINKFpPAt On Commander " II leave o. TIL RS
DAY the 22d 81 February.
An experienced Sutreou ia attached 20 each steamship.
All leters must pass through the Post Oficr.
Large lot. Of heavy freight az low rates.
For freight passage apply 20
THOMAS ASCEkCIO & Co.. No Il Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-15
amusements
WALLACks. -
w Proprietor and Manager. .mr LESTER WALLACh
(ruIs EsTABLIsHMRST Do,s NOT ADVKRrisr - Ihs
HKRALDl

(ruIs Fsr.BLlsHMRsT Doss not ADVERTISE IS The
rEw-TORK HERALD
Open at y O'Clock. Beeins ati
THURSDAY.
clock will the intensely interesting historical
play i've acts written expressly Tor Sl '" %ack by
Bayle Bernard. esq, entitled he
IRON MASK
New and beautiful Scenery aud Appointments accnf''e o'
tunes. and great cast ~,
In which will appear Messrs. J. W. Waaoh Chuie'
Fisher George Holland Norton. l. Rnsgo,o WinlaTson'
Browne. Graham Pope Ward Casbu, Miss Madeline men
rques Mr John Seton Miss NJ. Barrett, Miss Green ana
Miss Scott.
FRlDAY-(si1th tmel-THF RIVALS 80.
SArURDAY-THE IRON MASK.
MONDAS-tl8tl tiuie)-HENRY DUNBAR
Mr. Walisck has received
NEW AND ORIGINAL COMEDY.
now running with the Greatest in London, which
WILL SHORTLY BE- PRODUCED.
with beautiful aud appropriate sceuey and appointment sad
"A uoWeriul
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-15

CAMSON-ThiS grand ORATORlO of Han
y del. will be given by th. HARMONIC SOCIETY, a.
,s,ed by Eminent Artists and full Orchestra THURS
nay EVENING March at the Church OF the Purisans'
Union square.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-15

7 II =
Leader oil the Orchrsra
DeCoFlirur
PROGRAMME ,
T., oil, admission must have beer issued In the name Of
the holder aud be signed BY member OF tue society .ho
tickets being transferable viii be forfeited ho' ~ .ne
ket will be torn oS the entrance TO the Academy ths
ticket itself returned aud must BE- preserved ahd 'oWn
the Committee. II requested 40 ie'''" N"0'~' wiz ''
Issued before II clock -, 1T c...
Entrance tor invited guests and members OF the society
,,, ourt.entL, st for all Others nom Irving place
An masks be removed at oclocs AZ gwen ssns'
from the orchestra. ~ -.-.-,- q 4.
scbwsrl from II to o'clock.
The music will begin at 81 precisely
The placsrds in the lobbes OF the Academy will maks
lnown the further local arrangements.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-15
feetures ano ifleetings.
NTAJ..GEN. HOWARD

MAJ. GEN. HOWARD r,.,
NI will deliver Lecture al Cooper Institute on 81
DAY EVENING Feb H. at O'Clock. under tns '''P"
the Young Men', Christian Association
Subject. ,.,rx
THE FREEDMEN
T;c.. 8, can't, FOR ale al tle principal Broadway BOOK
,J Mi, ,rs. and Al the Rooms Of the A'ocistion Np-
iSi Feg ave- Reserved seats 70 eeo''' Al tue Rooms
only.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-15

ONLY AMERICAN LINE TO ENGLAND
~ and FRANCE The New oh AID llavre steann'nsP
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River for HAVE cal n. Falmouth the following day. At
noon rTccisely -. 49,.
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AMI -ye.v % cays thereafter.
PRICES OF PASSAGE PAID N 6OLp. -
First cabin ..... - ~ Second cabin 80
Through ticket, 20 London. ...... eStrs
An experienced Slfgeon on hoafd. .
TIE conpsy VIII he responsible for spec4r or rsiae
une. d o. lsdus uayiu. ne value c1ptcioj ssu-d
therefor.
For further rniof'as;on apply 20 -
JOS =. COMsTOCK. Aseut.
ho. BrosdWsy New 1ors
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-15
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