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The national Republican., 1866-04-14
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JAMES LOUIS PKTI0RUi A Biographical Sketch.
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MAXWELL DREwIrT. ANOvsl. ByF.d TranOrd-
SOCIAL LiFB OF THF CHINESE: with some accounts
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Business Customs and fnions. By Rev. Justus DOG
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PRISON LIFE IN THE SOUTH at kehmohat hghh'
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'iiu 'ii%uSosIk LIFE By Mis-. NulleL, ExIs. oIaik Az
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PROPOSALS FOR MAIL BAGS.

WAsHINuroE, d. c., April "a 1853. I
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received At this Depart
until nine O'clock a. m the 4th day Of June next
for furnishing during the period Of year from aud
after the Let day q July, 1855, such quantities Of the
following KIND OF Mail Bags as may from time 10 time
be required and ordered TO wit:
JOTE CANVAS MAIL SACKS,
eumfsrSncs Of silo Nc, o Il Inchos in length and IS
inches In crcumferenee; Of sire No. 5, 50 inches in
length and IS inches In circumference.
The sacks Of size No. are to be made Of closely.
woven jute canvas, weighing not less than sixteen
ounces TO the yard Of sl inches in width the yarns
weigh ounce to about drY yards, and Of the hng
or wef not like those Of the warp, weigh
The sacks Of size No aars to be made Of ute canvas
weighing not less than eleven ounces TO the yard
inches wldthi the warp and ws to be nearly above
Tho sacks Of size No. are to be Vsds Of thinner uts
canvas. weighing not less than four and half ounces
to the yard, Of l94 inches width.
Those Of sizes No. and No. are to be made with
Abling or hem at the top two inches wide, upon which
former and eight to the latteAre to be we'll wrong
and they are each to be provided with good and sun
strongly Unless seamless, they are to be made with
two seams, secured each with two rows Of sewing All
are to be marked inside and outside United States
Mall, - In large and distinct letters.
Any proposed improvement that may be desirable In
the quality Of Materials whether Of Jute fax, or cot
ton, in the matter Of construction, viii be considered
relatively to price In deciding the lowest and best bid
No proposal will be considered II not accompanied
materials and workmanship Of each size Of the sacks
bid for and also written guaranty from the persons
proposed as suTetes Whose IesPonsibty must be
ned BY the postmaster Of the place whore they reside
that they will become responsible sufficient bond for
the due performances Of the contract in such pro.
The sseks contracted for are to bo delivered At the ex
pense o. the contractor at Boston, New York. PhilAdel
titles and at such times as may be ordered.
The esumated quantity required will probably not
the Postmaster General will reserve tSe right 10 order
and receive more or less than such quantity during thu
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IT will be seen by reference to our adver-
'tiSing columns that D. E. somss Co., who have
done successful business for the last four years
Solicitors of Patents and Claims, still occupy their
old Office, No. 476 Seventh street, In this city.
The national Republican., 1866-04-14

A New HOSE CARRIAdE-Messrs w. NJ.
Ives Son, in Baltimore, have lately completed an
elegant hose carriage for the Fire Department Of
this city. It is fitted with all the modern improve,
msuts, and very substantial. It will arrive In this
city about the hrst Of next week.
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ohol.ra R.portsd at Rsrmud..

NHw YoRK, April lS.-InfOrmAtiOn to-day ro-
csived from Washington states that the brig EuclA
and schooner HAmPdsn arrived at Bermuda with
rags, and had been placed in quarantine under sus-
pieion Of having the cholera aboard both vessels.
The national Republican., 1866-04-14

JEwELRY and silver-plated ware, gold-plated
Jet and Stone Sets, Jet Bracelets, Combs, Chains
California Stone Sets, Rings, Pins, Silver Plated
Castor Stands, Call Bells, Cups, GObiets, Table
Spoons, Forks and Tea spoons-l, 900 styles to
choose from for only one Dollar at Prigg's Dollar
Jowslry Store, No. 43s Pa. ave-, third door from
Four and. a-half street. Apll-lw%
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MOBILE, April lS.-sAlos to-day 1900 bales. Mid.
ding $50. Sales for the week, f5OO. Receipts for
the week, $3.50 against o,S4l last week. Exports,
l6,SoS Stock 6S, l24 bales. Gold l2oal27.
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UNIFORMS FOR raE PoLroE.-The contract
for furnishing the summer uniform for the Metro
politan Police oficsrs, consisting Of flannel coat
and pants, has been awarded to Messrs. Wall 4
Stephens, of this city, at $40 per suit.
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E,RESH BEEF AND VEGETABLES


BuRBAu OF PRovIsIoEs AND CtCrHISg,
SEALED PROPOSALS, snaSrsed SProposais for Fresh
Beef and vssetablS will be received At this Bureau
untl o'uock p. m. the 24th day Of APRIL inst
for the supply Of twenty Ave thousand pounds Of Fresh
Beef and twenty Ave thousand pounds Of Fresh vege-
tables, at the Washington, D. c. Navy.Yard aud sta
tion required The Beef and Vegetables mu.t be Of
good quality and the best the market afords and each
article must be offered for by the pound The Beef to
be in equal proportions, fore and hind quarters
Bonds. with approved security, will be required In
one half the estimated amount Of tfs contract aud
twenty per cent In addition will be withheld from the
amount Of each payment to be made collateral sscu-
ry for the due perfor Of the contract which will
on no account, be paid until 10 fully complied with
Esery offer made must be accompanied by a written
guaranty, signed by one responsible persons
that tie bidder bidders will II his their bid be
eeptsd. enter into obligation within Ave days, with
good and sufficient suretes, to furnish the areos pro-
posed.
No proposal toft BE- considered unless accompanied
BY svch guaranty and BY satf9acfory evidence that e
bidder ts regular dealer IN the articles proposed and
has the license required By lao Of Congress.
The Department the right TO reject any pro-
posal not considered advantageous to the Government
Apli-dl0t
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ADMITTED TO THE BAR.-In the Criminal
Court yesterday morning. on motion Of John Jol.
life, Cordial storrs was admitted an attorney and
counsellor Of tho Supreme Court Of this district.
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Execution Of Greene, the Maiden MUIR

BosrOS, April lS.-Edward W. Greene, the mur.
dsrer of Young Converse, at the Maiden Bank,
about two years ago, was executed this forenoon in
the jAilyArd at East Cambridge He behaved with
great OAlmness and cOmpOSurs, and died with hardly
a struggle,
The national Republican., 1866-04-14

.DUSkIRK, N. Y, April l2.-Tbe Erie Railway
Company's steamer Olean left at IL o'clock to-day
for Cleveland and Toledo.
Navigation is now fully opened between this and
the Western ports.
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CTRouIr CouRr-Judge Olin.-Yesterday
morning the case of George A. BOhrer against
Thomas q. Clarke was resumed, and the jury ren.
dorsd verdict for plaintiff for $727.s2 with inter.
est from April Q, 1865.
John Henry against Peter Hartenstoin. Judg.
ment confessed. Mattingly for plaintiff Clarke
for defence.
Peter Henny against John Keller. Verdict for
plaintiff for $2OS.72, with interest. MAttingly for
plaintiff Clarke for defence.
Oliver q. Abel against William II. Goddard
Philip II. Rsinhart, and Horace L. Skinner
Plaintiffs death announced, and suits revived in
name Of executor, L. M. Green. Adjourned.
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rNHE GREAT NATIONAL FAIR

THE Lady directors Of the national soLDIBRa' AND
SALONS 0RPHAs Hoas will 10 hold Fair in
this city the 18th day Of May next the proceeds Of
which TO be devoted TO the support and
Of NATIONAL SOLDIERS SAILORS '0RPHANs not other
wise provided for in their respective States and Terri
tories.
Zach State and Territory IL to be represented by A
ble and the Ladies' intend that the District Of Columbia
shall boar creditable contrast with any.
Tho Ladies' will meet at Wesley Chapel, corner Of
and Rifth streets every Tuesday, at m, until the
opening Of the Fair and ali Ladies desrous Of opera
ting In the objects Of the association cordially In
yited to attend. apl0td
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CRIMINAL CoURT-Judge FiSher-(Edw'd
G. Darlington, Esq, District Attorney, prose-
cuting)
Yesterday morning the case Of Mary A. Gate.
wood, indicted for stealing clothing from Mr.
George W. Riggs, was resumed and the closing
argument delivered by District Attorney Caring.
ton. Jury out.
William P. Hanley, James Pike, Charles Mo.
Guire and Henry Collins, indicted for assault and
battery with intent to kill Robert Rdsln. Case on
trial. FendAll, Norris and Gooding for defence.
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MationaI @epnblifam.
GAL AFFAIRS.

SEwzRs AND WATER MAns.--Y Yesterday at
noon proposals for the construction Of sewer on
street north, between Fourteenth street and Con-
neoticut avenue were opened ct the Mayors once.
Tho bids stated the price for constructing the main
and lateral sewers, manholss and stencil traps and
were as follows Jones Collins, tTsS per foot for
main, s1.s5 for istsrsis, t1.os for msnbolss, and
sl.i5 for traps, John Chapman, s7.4o, ss75. so.7s
and s7.esi James 7. Ferry, $3.50, $3.50, 90 95,
and sI.2sj J. W. 4 A. D. Hutton, t7.2o, saas,
SOTO, and t1.so; Wise 4 Callahan, $1o.74, ss.45,
So.os, and $50; W. Mocullom, $3.50, st.25.
$o.ss, and sooS; Thomas D. Lewis, 90 os, s2.o6
$o47. and so.9Oi; James Chapman, 1885, s2,sb
90. 90, and sa25. Mr. Lewis being the lowest "
der, the contract was awarded to him.
Al tho same time. the proposals for lay, 49, .,,
mains during the current year were - -,
bidder proposing 70 lay six-inoi III. :, ~.
lengths, six.nch pips . feet -. -,
pipe AZ foet lengths, toar'uth nina f,,, Length,
Mr.. A. R. Shepherd ~ :. ~ S.r -, MAJ, \,
SOst's' oos ,S, W. as ,oa to him. his bid being 'ii
11h ioh nv Ssnts per foot in tho hrst an
seoona a''.'s 8, and "a, 2s, 10, and 20 cents pc
ioo' IN 'n' third district
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Fenian Excitement AbstinE In Canada.
ToRoSro, April 1s.-Another important Fsnian
arrest was made this morning.
The excitement here has somewhat abated.
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Gov. Curtin Handsomely Compiimented.
HARRISBURG, April l3-The Legislature ad-
journed nine die yesterday after adopting resolu.
tious of thanks on behalf Of the State 10 6oyerner
Curtin for his interests OF the country during the
recent rcbelllou. livery member voted aye, and
the result was received with loud and prolonged
cheering
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DY G. W. BOTTLED JR.
Id AUCTIoNERR

DY G. W. BOTEL r, J r.
ID AUCTIoNERR.
AUCTION SALE OF HOSPITAL STORES, WHISKY,
WINES, &C
MEDICAL PuRyEYoR's q OPEIoH,
wAsHIEaros, d. c., March 81, 1866. !
VIII be Sold at publie auction, In this city at the
JUDICIARY SQUARE WAREHOUSE, back OF the City
Hall, WEDNESDAY, the 18th day ofAprl next, at 10
o'coek m the following articles Of Hospital Stores
and Liquors. longer required for the Of the medi
cal department OF the army, viIi
Arrow Root, 1900 lbs. Barley, l00o lbs
Corn Starch. 10000 lbs. Cocoa and Chocolate 10000
lbs
Cinnamon, powdered, 1000 lbs FArina, 10000 lbs.
TApioeo, 10000 lbs. Eat Of Beef %, 900 lbs.
Coneent'd d Mill, ,2O0O lbs. Ginger, ,S65 lbs.
Extract Of Coffee, S,762 gals Beans, 600 lbs-
Pea Beans, 1850 lbs Desc. Potatoes, 100 lbs.
Mixed Desc. Potatoes, l62 lbs. Whisky, quart bot
Whisky IN bbls,, gallons ssOOi Sherry Wine, quart
bottles, u, 600
The above articles will be sold in lots to suit both
large and small purchasers.
Terms: Cash.
Five I days will be allowed to parties in removing
their property.
Catalogues ready BY the 5th prox.
CHAs. SUTHERLAND,
Surgeon and PuTVeyor, Q. 3. A.
O. W. B0TELRR, IT.,
mh2l.dts Auetionesr.
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Tho Philadelphia t3atehery-Arrest OF 9

The philadelphia t3atohery-Arrest OF n
Murderer.
PHILADELPHIA, April 13.-The man arrested at
the Of Twenty third and Market streets this
morning eonfesses having committed the murder Of
the Deering family, assisted By somP Pahion, whom
Is being made FOR the aocomplioe. The prisoner 10
now at tho Central police station.
SECOND DISPATCH.
Mrs. Dolan, the grandmother Of Deeripg's chill.
dren, has fully identified the prisoner as the man
employed on the farm and also various articles oi
clothing he had on whom arrested, as belonging to
Mr.. Deering.
He oonfssses tho murdsr Of the boy Cornelius
Cary, but Gays his nccompce, Jacob Gaunter, CON-
mitted the rest Of the butchery. He describes
9aunter as follows: Thirty-eight to thirty nine
years of age; broad shoulderedi heavy black nous.
tache; dark brown hair; wore military pants; had
boil on the left side Of his neck and his weight was
about one hundred and sixty pounds. He carried
of q black leather bag.
The prisoner lost his thumb In the cavalry ser
gice.
THIRD DIsPATcH.1
Antoine Galley, the prisoner formerly belonged
to the 5th Pennsylvania cavalry He says on Sat-
the hay stack, but another man, formerly Of the
l1th Pennsylvania cavalry, killed the rest Of ths
fnmily. Intense excitement was created through
out the city on the announcement Of the arrest
An immense crowd collected around the police
station at the 5tate House, and various threats oi
| lynch law were heard.
| A cousin Of the murdered family wanted to take
| summary vengeance, and considerable force was
necessary to prevent him.
The prisoner was finally removed In safety Ia
Moyamsnsihg prison
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y. POST oFiIcE NEWS STAND.
Has on hand At all times all the
hAakzlnEs, CHAP PUBLICATIONS, STATIONERY
OF ALL KINDS.
Also all the NORTHERN PAPERS received a The
earliest moment
WASHINGTON PAPERS
for sale a. soon as issued.
~ THE DAILY AND WEEKLY REPUBLICAN are
or sale At PARKRR's, and subscriptions received.
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An Englishman Charged with Stealing
$4,000.
NEw YoRK, April Is.-JOhn Lambert, an Eng
iishmsn, has been arrested hore, charged with
having stolen $40, 500 from W. L. Adams, United
States collector, at Astoria, Oregon.
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A NEW POEM BY WHITTIER!
A TICKNoR FIELDS
PUBLISHED FEBRUARI II,
sEow.BoUND:
wIsrER IDIL.
,o,u "A xta af,rtuu

sHow-BoUND:
A wISrER IDIL.
By JOHN a. WHITTIER,
Authsr Of MAUD Muller" ETC., tte.i
10 one beautifully printed volume with ans Portrait
Q, os.ns me a. H1s0r ass Pos%i Price siaS
Nothing h.. has eyer .PPs,Isa from our i.tSss
Soy @ life amid thS ssfdshps aud pIs.sufss Of that
stormy season Of the year 90 fan Of yei.;sSds and
OF readers will thank anew the poet who can make
them feel .,.wn
with whtsrs own Beautiful lines at the close o. the
poem all those who psruse Snow Bound cannot fall to
''And dear and early friends-ths few
Who yet remaip--shAll pause to view
These Rlsibsh pitturts q old days;
Sit with me by the homestead hearth
And stretch the hands OF memory forth
To warm them at the wood nrs's blaIei
Shall greet me like the odors blown
From unseen meadows newly mOwn,
Wood .fringed The Gaysids gate beyond
The traveller owns the grateful sense
OF sweetness near, he knows not whence,
Aud, pAusing, take with foTeheAds bare
The benediction Of the air. "
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HISTORY, THEORY AND PRACTICE OF THE
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ITHIS iSTO GIVE NOTICETHATTHE

i subscriber has obtained from the Orphans Court
Of Washington county, In the District Of Columbia,
letters Of on the personal estate OF james
Waterbury late Of the city Of New York deceased All
persons having claims lgAnst the said deceased are
hereby warned TO exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof TO the subscriber before the nth day Of
March nSxti they may otherwise BY law be excluded
from all benefit Of the said estate,
aiyea undST my hand this 9Th day Of March, A D.
1896 [mh2s-lWSWsl MARY D. SHEA.
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oEoR MORE IN RUNNING ORDER

The damage caused by the late hTe has been far
paired that business will be resumed
THIS MORNING, "WEDNESDAY, October 4th,)
whsn As formerly, the rule will be strictly enforced
throughout the establishment,
"PRoDUCR THE BEST, NO MATTER WHAT THR
COST IN TIME AND Material"
Mr. O. takes this opportunity TO thank his Numerous
friends and customers for past Kindness and to say
shall be his constant aim TO continue to merit the very
liberal snsouTAg gsmsnI hsrstofors extended 70 him
oo4.du
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AS-khy Of the above books sent, st-pAid, to any
address on receipt OF advertised price.
TICKN0R 4 FIELDS, Publishers,
l24 fremont street, Boston.
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rALE OF DAMAGED CORN.


SALE OF DAMAGED CORN.
CHIEy ouARrERxAsrrR' IS oyyros,}
DEPoT or wAsHINGros, 7
WAsHIHoroH, ID. O., April o. 1906
Breyet Lieutenant Colonel J. o. Lee, A. O. NJ at sixth
isss sc' !. TR 70 o.ic.s n large Sa.aay q damaged
Government Grain, viz about
2s, ST. BUSHELS CORN, IN SACKS.
The grain must be removed by purchasers within ten
Terms: Cash, In Government fund. nrcv,y
Br.y.. MAI. Gen. and Chief D .; aa.;!:in:.s:r. sSS
al0-dtap7O Depot Of Washington.
GALE OF QUARTERMASTER'S PRO-
- PKRrY.
wAsHIssrox, D. @. > April 10. 1885.
Will be sold at public auction, at 22l, Pennsylvsnih
avenue, on SATURDAY, April il, 1885, the following
aUARTRRMAsrER's PROPERTY, ss.
80 yds Mating
l Cocoa Matt,
And email quantity Of ErassI' window Shades &c.
Apl0-td BVt. MAJ. Gen. and Or. Mas. o. b. A.
DUBLIC AUCTION NOFFRAME BUILD
L INGs, NEAR GIEsBoRo'. ND.
oYrIoE DHror ConxissAHr or SUBSISTENCE,
wAsnISoros, D. O., April 8, 1883.
Dot. % near ~ Gle SIssSoro Nd on TUESDAY The ih Of
April, 1866, at II O'clock a. M the following frame
One War. house, 100 BY 50 feet
One Bake, house, 90 BY IS feet.
One house, 50 BY q feet.
On: o.: SSiss %asd shed a. \ z y i i:s,
Board Fence, SIS feet long feet inches in height
Also lot Of Bricks in several ovens, but little used.
Terms; Cash, In Government funds.
sp7.eOd5t Major and G. s., U.sA.
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The Fenian Movement.

O FL Q l. ID "A A .
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~ ROV ER'S THE TRE e
" Pennsylynnia avenue, near willards' Hotel.
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VVALLACK's.
w Proprietor aud Manager. M. LESTER WALLACh
(rEIs KsTABLIsHgEST Dogs NOT ADVERTISE IN THE
sEwYOBK HERALD.D
Open at1i. Begin at Q.
THDRSDAl,
Second time this season Bnck.tOnes popular Comedy,
MARRIED LIFE.
I'm which will anpear Nh Charles FISHER, Mrl Clara Jennings
Mr John Gilbert DIR. Vernon, Mr. h. T. Ringzo.d, Miss
Mary Cannon, Mr. Young. Miss Fanny Morant' Nh Geo.
Holland, Mrs John Seton. .
To conclude with Mort0n's iaughabe Farce, the
THE ETON BOY
In which Nesrs Frederic Robinson John Scion end oston
Mis- lone Burke and Mrs. John SETON will perform.
FRIDAY-BENEFIT OF Mr.. GEO HOLLAND. Never
acted here famous pieces Pooes celebrated Comedy
PAIL PRY to be produced with beautiful Scenery correct
costumes and capital cast Concluding with the aushaoe one
act niterpiecc. DEAF ~ posi-. - 80,
SATl'FDkY-TUE RENT DAY and THE ETON BOY.
MOSDAY-BENEFIr OF MRS. JOHN SETON. Never
second time tLi. season THE LAUGHING HYENA.
The highly attractive new Comedy,
SOCIETY,",
will shortly he rerea'ed.
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amnsemcnis.
NIBLO's GARDEN.
~ Lessee and Manager.....".......WM WHEATLEY

NIBLO's GARDEN.
Lessee and Manager.............WM WHEAILbf.
(THIs ISTABIisHsrNT DOES NOT ADVERTISE IN THE
sEvYoRK HRHALD)
Fihh week Of The brilliant engagement Of the charming
MISS MAGGIE MITCHELL,
who will appear IN her celebrate role Of
MARIE,
In the interesting drama translated adapted expressly Tor
her by the sutboT OF fanchon, called tbe
PEARL Oh SAVOY;
THE MOTHERS PRAYER,
which must be withdrawn Saturday March 2s
TO GIVE PLACE TO OTHER ATTRACTIONS.
The piece will be produced with .,,.
BEAUTIFUL SCENERY ELEGANT COSTUMES.
RlOH APPOINTMENTS. AND A FULL CHORUS;
Mr.. J. W. Collier ID. r.. Ration, J. q. Burnett, h. Lamb
p. Is Holmes W H. Danyers r. Barry Neal Nolan. kenie
Misses Mary Wells, MaedeT. IL. Chapman Whitlock' Cave
&c.
Act Ist-TIIE PRAYER.
Act 2d-THE TRIUMPH
Act 3d-THE ABDUCTION
Act 4th-DESPAIR.
Act 5th-EAPPINESS
On Monday March 2G. -
MISS MAGGIE MITCHELL
will appear for the -
FiRSE TINE DURING THE PRESENT ENGAGEMENT
AAlRY
In the hve,act drama entitled
LITTLE BAREFOOT
Admission. IS cents. Reserved Seats. 81. Orchestra
Chss ~ So Seats in Dress Circle Private Boxes, + 90
Family Circle tentrdnce Crosbysl - cent?. Private
Boxes, s.. 10, = 10.
Seats secured six days in advance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-22
O0O00 TUNs SCRANTON COAL
~VsOOV AT AUCTION.

kEwfoRK. March IL, 1866.
win hold tken THIRTY-FOURTH AUCTION SALE OF
COAL Oh THURSDAY, the 22d day Of March 1866 ct IL
O'Clock noon At their New Sales Room No. &c Exchange
psee corner OF w iiamst, NewYork at which time they
wild sell. BY Messrs. JOHN H. DRAPER Co, Auctionesrs
TWENTY THOUSAND TUNS
OF
FRESH MINED SCRANTON COAL.
Of the usual sizes deliverable at their Depot Esbethpor
n. j. during the month OF April
The sale viii 30 positive zach ot put will be sold the
highest bidder; No BIDS. in ANY FORM WHATEVER
THE COMPANY. The conditions will be fully made known
" the time OF sale.
payable the day Of sale and the balance with the
ment tax Of SEVEN cents per tun In Funds within
ten days thereafter at the Office of the Company.
JOHN BRlSBiN, Pfesdent.