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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-29
Drouosals.
WAsHISsrox d. C., March 3, 1906
PROPOSALS for SAFES and LOCKS


l. SEALED PROPOSALS will be received a. the Office
ton D. g. until ~ Apr 1896 for furnishing the Burglar
Proof and the Burglar and Fire Proof Safes required by the
treasury Depa uent for year from the acceptance OF the
proposal Of the successful bidder.
Specifications and drawings for the Burglar Proof Safes,
showing the form Of construction at present used viz alter
nate plates of iron AID hardened steel be obtained upon
application az this Department.
Burglar and Fire rrooi safes will be constructed 10 the
same anu.t aud caed with suitable fro proof covering
The plans and specifications ior which submitted BY
the bidder.
Safes to be shipped in perfect condition within reasonable
time fom date of order.
The locks viii be furnished by this Department, but must
BE- pa, In place by the contractor and be- in perfect working
order when the Safe turned the proper officer OF the
Government.
The bids TO be superficial foot measured on the outside
and to all charges whatever including painting and door
hNtures teXccpt cost Of lOcksl
Proposals will also be received for Burglar and Powder
Proc; locks to be accompanied with samples
An bids mast BE- accompanied ny the guaranty oftwo
spons.be persons IN the Of $500 that the bidder will
arep, End prrf IN the contract il award.d him tie suf
cheney OF the sccur,y to certified by the Dsriet-At
tornry OF tho d strict " ere tEc bidder resides.
lie Department the right TO reject al bids
award contract for Burglar Proof Safes party
the ba. AZ and ire Proof Sales another, il be
deeued for the interest If the Government do and
bid will BE- considered that does conform TO the require
mcuts of this advcft te;Aent
Proposals be Endorsed Proposals for Safes AMI Locks
addressed 10 ~ Is. MULLE1 Acting Super ysng Archi
tect Treasury Department Washington. ID. e.
\. Is. SlULLEIr. Acting supervising Architect
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A JOURNEAY will sell at auction, on
hs WEDNESDAY, Apn at p O'clock, At the Exchange
sslcsroom, No III Broadway tho desirable RESIDENCES,
Eos lO and 20 Wet Fourthst square) and
l5S est IhIrtyhiIc ST. possession. May Also. LOTS
West Fory-fixtn-s;., ucar Ficvcuth.ave saps with
further particulars at the AGci7ney Once No. Finest
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MONEY FOUND-On banking house floor
WI Il, N,,,,u,t The owner can have It by sending
written ds.cnytion OF tito 4. " Hustled, New England
Hotel, No. 10 Bowery
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AssIsTAs QUARrFRassTrR. GENERALS OFFICE,

Ass1sTAS QUARTFRassTrRG ByERALs OPpICB
PHiLApTLPHtA Mdrch 2S. 1876
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
- this oice until IT, tSDAY. the 5,h Of April at u
clock for immediate delivery At the Schuyk Arsenal
Ia aer chant Dle PACKAGES OIL
10000 Brass kugs X Inc. G.,
1910 Iron Wire Snaps ttiotohkisss patent), inch.
1900 Iron D Rings, inch.
500 10 Copper Riyct.. assorted.
so 10 FLAX Sewing fsine.
ALSO,
<oooe yards 6inch BlFaps to be delivered at the rate Of
5000 yards week.
Parties ohtrue goods should separate proposals for
each article offered the dnany propose 10 furnish the
pfice (which Oad b. written both in and figured and
90 The terms oi this Advertisement cory " which
should accompany esch proposal.
samples Of tlr Articles required may be at tb Office
SnlVts, sub i'tra, must be marked aud numb"foI
20 correspond With the proposals. and the parties thereto
mu guarantee that the goods Shall be- ~ respect equal
to p.,, otherwise proposal will not be- idc cd
Bids M be- opened Th.rsdsy q Sta dy of April next
a. u clock H. wh,n bidders requested t. b- present.
Eac "a b. guaranteed by t.so rssp'n-ibe persons
who's / nnst b. trprnd Il 10 the snd ear
involved ny pubic funcanary If the unied States.
Al proposals. should be made on thu regular forms which
viii tie iuralshrd nu application At this H..
The n III reserved 20 fJrct any Did eInrd unreasonable
and no BID rom deiautus cont'a viii b. fecriveo
iudorr envelope Proposals for there inert the name Of
The article oaerel)"
ny order Of Brevet Bhgadior General GEORGE II.
CkOSSMAN, Assistant Cuarermasie General Unit states
Army. HENRY W. JA%E',
Captain and Assistant Quarternaster Bfrvo, MAJOR United
Stles Army
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4mnsements.

NIBLOo GARDEN.
IN Lessee end nsnaser.........s...WM. WHEAFLEf
trHr lrr,B1suHKHr Dogs NOT ADyEsrss NrIB
NEW YORK nEhkLD)
su'h wesi q he assIni9s y9qHs GG4sti'n''
THIS EVENING,
AND EVERY PyeRINa DURING THE WEEK; 40,
''hi"o TIE HER PRE- RREsENr Ea SHS ~
IN the eompunop p,at. lin I've acts, to Faneh.n BY the
n,,r,, LITTLE II; . aAaEF GOT vuor
embracing tho names Of MesArs W. Collier. O. Bur
nett, f. Lamb y. q. Holmes. W; II: Danver, r. barry.
~ RendIe Neal Misses Mary Wells, Maeder IL Chapman
TTE scENEaY, COSTUMES. APPOINTMENT, ac.,
DESCRIPTIONS.
IN PREPAkATION, MANY NEW AND ATTRACTIVE
PIECES.
Admission IS cents. Reserved Seats. 81 Orchestra
Cbshs ii 50 Seats in Dress Circe Private Boxes So
Family Circle ten,ranco on Csosoyst) % cents PnVate
Seat. secured ii, days IN advance.
BROADWAY THEATER = TO-NlGHGT.-
I'D ANOTHER "uIT' OF J. +. OWENS. Commencing
T,it'ei T'" ''' THE CTiIaSEf CORNER
Fhrf PscuGsAa SCENERY spLryMb 1c TING Ems
After which r,, ,iSs a y an sdsiSpO' and dverns
SIMON LuLLAp ToNIuoAl LhssoN M, E. OWENS
A GRAND OWENS MATINEE SATURDAY, - ?; N;
THE LIVE INDIAN tisst time l,...... MI O"hNS ~
COUSIN JOE thrst tnel ............l BOTH Plf' Ec'
GREAT HOLIDAY BILL EASTER MONOAf.
DOT; Or THE CRICKET ON TuE HEAtIIl.
JOHN T.. OWkNS. ..CALEB PLuMMEt
DRYANTS'-MECIIAN HALL,
I'D No AZ 3ROADWAY, above Grand
IMNFNSE ATTRAt TON. UREhf NOVELTY.
TUE ELEPHANT. HUNKBE DOkEE,
FAMIht, BUTTERFLY THAT'S NY SISTER
SCENES Al DONSYBRoOK.
tCI ON PAkLE FRANoAlS. THE RIVAL DAbhEfS.
Latest from Pari- w eau IN. forge. Clog Dances
vtlE LAVE MONKEY
LITTLE MAC IN HIS GREAT Monkey ACT
AZ Family role Commence at
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trEo y LiANla1 Aufttl'cfr
DOCk TRADE SALE ROOMS. l9S Broadway
1PLEANi T = t&HI IGN Co. successors 70 J.E. Cooley
CCEsIGNai .S-s sCI CITED. ADVANCES HApX.
FRIDAY EVENING, March 30, ~ clock.
SALE OF THEATRICAL ENGRAFlNoS and POR
TRMTS-il1t itiye of EEcsh Drametc Lite aufe and the
stasc npTsu2 greet variety ~ Portrait or -neuished
Actors incindir. Garric. Munden, Mackl Mrs Sddous
Gl0 Eo Nenll- | ui Cooke. Listou. Misc Abingdon Miss
USeil Iicr irer Bas'er Mocrr.dy and othrrs, with
numerous pieces the plays of ilFesgea.e md
Jonsou TO af fue rosc yi also, choice lot Of Steel
EDTavn.s Catalogues ready.
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TNIE ARTISTS OF THE OPERA
4 TO
M A SON G. III A NJ /. / N.


we think, OF their great SUPERIORITY In QUALITY OF fofs 10
Gil other instruments Of which obvious TO every
cultivated We know what peculiar secret SAM
these makers possess but certainly have not heard such
pure musical toner other reed instruments either o
American Enropesn manufacture For other movements
effected by MASON HAhLiy they de-er'e much credit AND
their tABIHBr ORGANS must into wide by art
lists We should think OF select otsr Instrument
OF TINS class tot
loisnedj CARLOTTA CAROZZI ZUCCHI
CLARA LOUISE KELLOGG,
ADELAIDE PHILLIPS
FRANCESCA MALIOLENI
MASsiMILlANl,
II. y, LOkINI,
ErrORE IRFRE
T. BELLlNi,
U. Is. ANTONUCCI
A. ARDAVANf,
A. TORHiANi. Conductor,
CARL BERGHANN. Conductor
MAX MARE EEK. Manager aud Director
Of Nor t~ks Italian 0pera Troupe.
BERTH JOHANNSEN,
JOHANNA DltFFENBACH ROJTER,
SOPHIE DZlUBA,
ELvIRA N,DDIE,
ARMAUD,
FRANZ HiMNER
WILHELM fORMES
THEODOR HABELMANS,
JOS. HERMANN,
III. STEiNECKE
JOS. WEfNLICU,
AID. NEUEhbORFF, Conductor.
LEONARD GROVER. Director,
Of Growers 0rrnan Opera Iroupe.
THE MASON L HAMldN
CABINE O II q A ~ s.
FORTY SrYLES-ONE TO TWELVE STOPS.
PRICES OF DRAWING-ROOm MODELS, FROM $l53
Finished in Cases Of varied and elegant design OF tho
styles being very exquisite % piece. OF Furniture
No. sos BROADWAY, Ngw-YORKi
No IA WASHINGTON. T.. BOSTON
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AinsifaI 1nslrumenis.
DAVEN e. BACONs PIANOS.
lEstnbl.shed ls2g.

Established l5zJ)
uu assortment OF these n.frnpens which haze been
we'll known In the New York for than 30 years
constantly on hand We continually adding I'm proyeart.
to pianos and facilities tnsbc to furnish them at
terms and prices sactory 10 purchasers Pictorial circulars
sent BY mail WMeroom No l56 Grsndst near Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-29

MODERN PICTURES
EMBRACING WORKS or MANY OF THE
LIApING ARTISTS or TIE FRENCH, U1CH, BILL
DIAN. ENOLlSH AND A'IEMCAN SCHOOLS.
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: wv : VI vi DREAMS or DELUsIoN,
SERIOUS SO FAMILY "a
Boz book now open
WINTER GARDEN:
trnrs KsrABLrsHxryr DOES NOT ADVERTISE ~
THE NETWORK HERALD
THURSDAY. March %,
rAREWE BENEFIT
LAST NIGHT
EDwn 5Np9 oTH.
RicTELIEU
THE LAST Isl TIME
oTHELLo.
Mr.. J. NEWTON GOTTHOLD
orHsLLo.
Mr. CHARLES BARRON Is IAGO
AsPLEkDID CAST.
MoNDAY EVENING, Aprila,
''''' e's MI. SSD Mrs. BARNEY WILLIAMS
Will mahs their ds! appearance in eighteen months in New
-''-' A CARNIVAL or MERRIMENT.
during which, IN addition % those - ,,,or,
POPULAR AND PLEASANT PIECES,
70 IL" u GAIETY AND CHARM
with which ther associated they VIII introduce
SEVERN MOST ATTRACTIVE NOVELTIES
Seat, 'esured six day, Ia advance
Door. open At u commence at IL
WINTER GARDEN.
MR.. AND MRS. BARNEY WILLIAMS.
THE ORIGINAL lMPER SENATOR'S
IRISH AyI1y yAykEE
IRREGULARITIES.
VIII '"'"s''' CARNTyAL og FUN
ON EASTER MONDAY, APRIL ,,
when will b. reduced with $500 -
NEW scenery, DECORATIONS AND APPOINT
MENTS,
'"' '''1'' TIE LAKES OF KILLARNEY,
MR.. AND MRS. BARNEY WILLIAMS
IN 'ae' Or's'n' 'Hi haiNTY oLouGHLIN
and KATE KEARNEY,
With serie. of beautiful, ballads aud 1.-THE connaushs Mans
A REAL IRISH JIG-AND ,,r
MRS. WILLIAMS
will appear in her wonderful rendition q
TEN CHARACTERS
in the elegant Protean Comedy Of
AN HOUR IN SEVILLE,
""'' SUPERB COSTUMES. AND APPOINTMENTS,
A" '''"''1 first tine) as LARRY.
Box Book now open FOR the sscurement ofsesta
EOX's OLD BOWERY THEATER.
Il Lessee Director and Mansger............a L. foA.
(suIs HsrABLIsHxxSr Not Advertise ~ rHs
NEW YORK HERALD
EVERY NlUHIt
AND SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
THE NEW COMIC PANTOMlhEy
JACK AND GILL
WENT UP THE HILL
TO ANY YET PRODUCED ON THE
AMERICAN STAGE.
Mr.. O. l.. FOX.... THE JULY CLOWN
Pautaoon.....C X Fox Columbine. Mile Msrtinetu
TWO CAPITAL PIECES BESIDE.
" n whsIlsy L. Mes,syer. Mics s. Steele.
7 ICY RUSHTONu THEATER. re
- Nos ne and 80 Broadway (opposite the n hossI
GREAT AND GLORIOUS SUCCESS OF
Miss LUCY RUSHTON
VALIANT VALENTINE.
rHr,RrLY NEW SPECTACULAR BURLEsQUE,
produe 3D. sfter months Of lsbsr at an expense u
THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS.
SEATS SECURED SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE
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large and collection Of Modern OH Paiutnts iron the
various Europe AueTicen Schools embracing tne eI
ample . the io.owi. eminent arti.'f VIZ:
l. Rob- O.: BIu.--.., Mou.lilltt %. Pars,
J. Nertz a. grus.els. DE Haas Of Psris.
H. r. Scnlfts Of Brussels II. Ronn-r % London
Krusepan Van Ellen Of Brus- :. MoTv Her Of Lobdon,
sells. NsifeI Waardrn o. lonQoLi
r storf bee ker Of 3fussels, 4 EyeTson 81 London
W. PortInan Of Dusseldorf. W. Mons 81 London
Car Hubner Of Dusseldorf, Armhrid OF New oik -
IL Mos.er Of Dusseldorf A. ID. Bakeiees 81 New ON,
r Hem q Dusseldorf, Van Lempentrn OF New YORK.
a. Muller Of Dusseldorf, l. kesicf Of N.w loiH
T. Schultz Of Dusseldorf, J. kensett OF Y " lorS
a. G.r5rd Of Paris, y H. Han OF sew orr,
Count de- Bylandt Of Pans W y ialeiine OF Nv" 1914
IL SavTv 81 Paris ". " Cary Of newton
NJ A Koeskoes II Ps.s g. irncss Of New York.
i, De Buel of Pans. w l.. Sonntaf Of New-YoTk,
n De Bu.l OF Paris. 4. LscrOix Of Now foTk,
3 Won s.ben q Paris :. Gilman Of New FORK,
David Col Ros.efso Of Paris, v Mebls Of New YORK,
s Knserusu OF Pare II. A. Loon of Eev-iork,
a. f. Brcher Of PANS, H. ~ sp'nar Of Ns"-losl
YnI Ssebye Of Paris ~ =. Johnson OF New foTs,
> Eiot.i az Pari, w VI. Oddie Il Newly
p seiynsc OF Paris r. o. {. barley Of Portland,
q Sstvage OF fars w ". Brown u Portland,
y Aecard Of Paris S. }. Guy Of Portland
4. LOnchor " Pans, T. !. smith of portland,
y l. Coufurier o. Paris. n. b. Brown OF Portland,
r. Brest Of Paris. - Msilp OF fhilsd-iPh
J.. Lemmens 81 Pans, A. r. beho"s oi rihanelphi'
T.. ID. Dsstayes Of Pans, p hondril o. dhnaispbe
VI. Lszergs Of Pans, r. Neddrr o. fniaaei12h h IA,
Leufoui de- Netz of Psrs W. 1. Richards OF fhhhdei
Tn Frere Of Paris phia.
sio are n
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siB Sc a, auction on the EVENINGS Of FRIDAY Goth
ard SATURDAY. SIT o. March e 2. o'clock, at the some
Vile Art Gallery. No 6l5 broadway, foureenths
large and IN. collection Of Modern OH Paiutn from the
various Eufop American Schools. embracing fine eI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-29

rINHE best place in New-York to buy PIANO
Is At No t26 Broon-s Previous to Lnovai 10 our new
buidnr we will Pianos 80 less than usual
,r c,, hand Pianos ch-sp Psr.or and Chape! Or
cost Arion Pan forte Wsfrrooms No 40 Broone
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Sales bp auftlou.
A UCTION SALE
10000 TO 10000
TUNS SCRANTON COAL.
April T. 1906

NV YOTE. March A 1876.
Inc Drswsrc Lsckswanns and Western PAW
vii hold th,ir THIRTY FFIH AUCTION SALE OF COAL
THURSDAY, the an day of April 1866 at u O'Clock
of " ilhsUrs, NcwYors, at which time they viii sen by
hessTs JOHN II. DRAPER Co., AuctioneeIs.
$4,000 TO 10000 TUNS
FRESH MINED SCRANTON COAL,
usual sizes deliverable depot port
n j. daring the month Of April next
The viii pove lot pat NJ "a Do sold TO the
highest bidder bids any form Whatever being for
socoont Of behalf of the Company. The conditions will
b. fully made known Il the time of sale.
TEKM> Fi0y cents per tun in enrreut funds payable on
t day Of sale sud the balance with tie Government
seven cents ~ t in current funds within days
steT, at Il Office Of the Company
Join BnlSBN, President.
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GroRGg COOK, Auctioncer

HENRY d. NISsR Auci lu'=I Once No. - Nassad'st' op
yo,te tne Post-Dlisc.
GALE OF LARGE and ELEGANT COL
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Stores, Ranges, 81.
obstruction.

4 + No. goo B0wery, TOwnSend's Academy
n .cu,ra'c lu.rnc,on DAY iud in Bookk" pes
Writing. An hmrc Rooms af Liti"-. fnVaic lr.fdt 0.
pOYS' BOARDING. SCHOOL, Stamford,
- lv.a.- iccouI,od .tiors 'ar p .oaflrfs.
.. G.. GINS. :. ". 'ruciDsi.
ELLSWORTH's MODEL BL >INESS COL
a. LtGt. &o. 90 bfosd~av, will .upy Tool' IN in
3D.. q H A.taT-pa.- FAY sitter whcf for Tut
will nom rr~.. s. ne Increased. Pupils cui"is previous
to remove h.ye tic ben. ht OF pleseni rate-.
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A. VI. MERwIs. Auc-ionee7.
NY HANES MEnMIN 81 Co. Nos. Gqi and

A. ". MGRwis. Suc-ionee-.
pY BANGS. NERWlN d Co.. Nos. G9i and
~ go Rroadvsv, or % -ih-st-Ssles Books. sta
L.nerv pictures Noksof hrt. Fancy 0oods turruro &c
THURSDAY ENENiNG. March %. az oco,k
ia-e election ~ i-hy interesting end valuable works
in History 1raphy, voyages and Travels Relating to Amer
ici in llo condition many them extremely srarce,
oomprne a,1 Lny Rare and Curious Books general lit
,Eaoro. Gc. sc. Catalogues aIe Ready.
GFORGg Cook, Auct.ouecL
Sa.esrooDis 40. 81 Litertyst.
an HAND, at private sale, a large assortment
~ of Horsehold Furaiture Mirrors Sc. ~ B-Speoial
given OF EI4ure Of the iedenoes OF
81 owners, o. the Saie.roous. Ap.r..-inent' made
ID c. BULKLEY, Auctiouocr, will SELL
on SATURDAY. March 81. 1866, at O'clock p ~,
The premises. tie RESIDENCE of tue R"v. 4. :. Ray
rond besuti.lv situated Mainst Pcr'rhester Wet
chester Comfy TIE nogse - spont -tH.1 feet nas
Throughout ana a. modern ilpTavottt. bonn. stable
rag aous~, good garden aus. end Shade. Or npa. apply
tie Office No - Waist o. O. ti. nAihpNb, on Va"
premises.
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WALLACK's
w SATURDAY MARCH 81.
BENEFTr
Mrs.. VERNON
First tine tins season Bseksone's sterling Comedy,
SINGLE LIFE
WITH BEAUTIFUL SCENERY AND APPOINTMENTS
AND GREAT DISTRIBUTION
10 conclude with frst time Comedy Of peculiar eonsrue
tion, with q cat consisting
ENTIRELY or LADIES,
entitled
LADIES AT HOME
Bs1 book open.
NJALLACKs.
w MONDAY April D.
BENEFIT
Mr. H. SHERWOOD.
TWO POPULAR PIECES ON THE SAME EVENING!
DREAMS OF DELUSION,
aud the
SERIOUS FAMILY.
Boz book open.
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WALLACK's
w Proprietor and Manager. ..Nr LESTER WALLACh
CruI. Esr.BLisHMPSr DOES NOT ADVERTISE IN THE
YEwYoRK BRR4LDD
Open at7i Begins 9.
THURSDAY,
Third time this season. Tom Tyors highly attractive Com
edy, ia three acts, the
UNEQUAL MATCH,
with picturesque SCI ney and Costumes beautiful Appoint
ineuts and popular Cast In which win appear; .
Me.sr, Marx Smith George Holland, YoGngk. T. Ringgod
Norton G. WI hanson and Pope Miss Madeline Henriques
Miss Fanny Morau' Mrs. John Seton, Miss Greens Miss
Mary Barrett and Mis- Scott. 49, -
sATCRDAY-Ben OF Mr.. VERNON. not scted ms
season Buc1stones iavore Comedy. SINGLE LIFE, ano
6rst time Comedy - pecu construction. the Cast con
sissing entirely OF LGdies entitled LADIES' AT HOME.
ACCOMPLISHMENT oi Mr. SHERWOOD tocen c NJ ISL
when viii be- performed the flvosr Drama Of DREAMS OF
DELUslON, ard the popular Comedy oil the SERIOUS
FAMILY.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-03-09
Cleveland market.

FLOUR-City made $40 1901 90 for Xxx red,
St175,9l2 90 for Xxx white Country brands Xxx red
s9r0O9lO Is; do Xxx white $40 Oo9ll 25.
WilEAT-Saes 1900 bu No. ! Milwaukee club at
81 65 car No shelby red at 81 IS; car No. red
at q 60; 2 cars rejected red at 81 IL.
CORN-Saes cars No. ] shelled at sc, from
store.
OATS-We could hear of no sales, and without
quotations. ..H Z n
PORK Sales 25 brls No. City mess at s2T 90;
S26 90 for No. do; t3l 90 for clear.
Ice do in kegs; l59l6Sc for country rendered.
HAMS-Sugar-cur steady at &c.
SHOUIDERS-Steadya at 15c.
NESS BEEF-Quiet and steady tSl5 90 for city
DRIED BEEF--Firm and fair request at ssc. 4
HIGHWlNES-Dull and nominal at 50 2492 2S-
ALC0H0L-Firm. Held at a 44P4 so for 9s per
Proof Spirits 90 s792 AZ
PETR0LEUM--Held at $1,000 for free refined.
SEEDS-Iimothy held at S4 for Western; s. 50
@3 rs for Ohio; Clover IS 5O96 90 for inferior TO
LAKE FISH-No. whiteish 90 90; No. 9 do $s;
Piekerel. $3.50; Trout u OOS7 5O Herring SS 2S for
TALL0W-sales 10000 lbs country rendered st
. SALT-Firm at sg IS for Fine; 50 90 for coarse
Onondaga; 50 55 for Saginaw.
ALE AND P0RTER-We quote a. follows-
Present Use Xxx Ale $40 90: Stock S13 OO9Iz 0o9
IA 90. -
,HOPS-Held at a range of 4O9s5c. for New York
Michigan and Ohio. EE.'|
MALT. Barley Malt steady at 81 4O@IeO per bu,
WATER LlME-Firm. Held at 80 90 for Akron
PLASTER-Powell Land Plaster firm at $il 50
per tun ; Calcined Plaster - 0nper brl.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-03-09
Financial.

The Commercial says: The gold market
is still dropping. Gold opened at 1929, and
closed at 1872 Money rather easier. Among
private bankers late yesterday, balances
were put out at 6per cent. The rate this
morning, however,l is generally per cent,
on stock collaterals, with exceptions at
per cent. on Governments. The banks are
discounting more freely on prime paper
The rate is 7@S per cent; good names 500
per cent; other grades 10@l5 per cent.
The stock market exhibits considerable
speculativein interest. Erie is weak, and IL
lower; l4c difference is paid on cash stock
Governments are quiet but firm under an
advance of 5-20's in London to L@691S
The decline in gold, however, prevents
quotations going up with the advance
abroad. The decline in the Bank of Eng
lands rate of discount to per cent, and
the reduction in the rate by the banks of
France and Prussia, have produced a gen.
eral indispostion to buy foreign exchange
for the next steamer.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-03-09
0rel&grapbit,
FROM WASHINGTON.
Che Mania for Memen toes from the
White House.

The Mania for Memen toes from the
While House.
New YORK. March s.-The Tribune's
Washington special says: The mania for
destroying the various articles of furniture
In the Executive Mansion for the purpose
of securing mcmentoes, still seems to be
unabated. A man and woman were yes
terday arrested for cutting the curtains in
the East Room, and taken before the Super
intendent of Police, who held the gentle-
man for further investigation.
The hill 10 ReOrGanize GIle .Judi.
ciary-The Navy-Fenian Mass
Meeting. ....-I.
The Worlds Washington special says
The Senate Judiciary committee yesterday
considered at length the bill reorganizing
the judiciary of the United States. 1t will
be completed at the next meeting and re-
ported at once to the Senate. 1t is the in
tentlon of the committee to urge the mat
ter to speedy adoption.
The Senate Naval committee had under
consideration yesterday several important
matters relating to the naval service, but
adjourned without coming to any deter
mination. The bill for increasing the pay
of the navy will be taken up at their next
meeting. There is but one sentiment in the
committee on this subject and that is that
there should be something done at once for
the navy officers
The Fenians held an immense mass meet
ing at Washington last night.
Report from Ihe Committee on Re.
construction.
WASHINGTON, March 9.-Representative
Boutwell, to-day made report from the
committee on Reconstruction, signed by
himself and Representative Washburne, of
Illinois, in which they state that the color
ed people of Tennessee are undoubtedly
loyal and half of the white people disloyal.
East Tennessee is strongly loyal, and Mid
die and Western tennessee dislOyal. There
are about 100000 white males of the voting
age, and $4,000 colored males of the voting
age, in the State, making in all 100000 adult
population, to the seclusion of seven tenths.
They propose an amendment to the propo-
sitiOn by offering another condition for the
admission of Tennessee, namely, that in
comforting the elective franchise. No dis
tinction shall be made as to race or color.
Trial of Detective Baxer.
New YORK, March S.-The Commercials
special says: The trial of detective Baker
came up to-day on the second Indictment,
charging him with felonious assault on
Mrs. Cobb, but was postponed until the 26th
proXimo.
The Grand Jury have found another in
dictment against McKenna Rodgers for
completely in violating the neutrality laws
in fitting out and equipping the Meteor.-
Bail was given by each of the defendants Of
$4,000.
The Posts special says the House COM
mittee on Foreign Relations determined to
hear arguments in behalf of the joint reso-
luton guaranteeing payment Of Mexican
bonds.