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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-07

REPORTING. We find that the sensational news
paper writers of New York who once enjoyed
the monopoly of that particular style of business,
now have aformidable rival in Chicago A bur
thus begins his account of it: A sage of anti.
guilty prOpounded the suggestive interrogatory,
"What is the chief end of manT The responses
have been as various and dissmilar as the types
of character from whence they emauate." This
sonorous Introduction deserves to be rewarded by
q large increase Of salary.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-07

A remarkable case of resuscitaton is related
by the Summerside, IN. b. Journal. 1t was in
Charottetown, case of suttocation, where child
had its respiration suspended for over an hour
and half. The circulatlonas well as the respir.
alton were restored after half an hours exertion.
The body had become quite black and apparently
lifpleas.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-07

PoLTrENEss. young lady was sweeping the
stepped upon it, partly tearing It from her waist
She turned shortly upon him, and said, " Sir, You
are ro,wdy,n He retorted, /" Madam you are a
dowdyy.' :. If Twas man, would thrash you, 2
said she II you were pretty Iwould kiss you, .
said he. This is insafsrable 4 said. the lady,
gathering up her calico and turning away. ''That
is true" he replied, whether your remark an
ples to yourself, your dress, or the weather.u
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-07
The Philadelphia Evening Herald saws.

Two of the finest churches in Darlington, Beaver
county, Pa, are without pastors or congregations
During the war the pastors preached nothing but
members; aud as they were not of the paving
sort the concerns " went up" as was perfectly
natural, There are hundreds of other churches
in the, land whose spiritual and temporal affairs
preaching, ~ Poit''N''t
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-07
correg,5ondent ~ ma /, n (JI.oTs;sa nan 49,

cofEssp Of the LaUrosse Democrat,
writing Rom Columbia, Lancaster county,
Penn, one 81 the strongholds Of the ruinp il
ahe Keystone State says q The Democracy
sfe fully awake ii the present cafapaigr il. the
old Keystone Such is the appearance Of
natfers now that i cannot afford to rive our
calared friends more than eight members Of
Congress out Of the twenty-four.e
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-07

ST., eHAHLEs THrATER. The performances
last night offered their usual variety of enter
tainment, and-went off with more than usual
interest, in spite of the weather, we have
already expressed ourself upon their. merits,
and hope that henceforth the public win
/ have 1 better opportunity Of witnessing their
skill.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-07

1 Ihelstatien agentat Lockharti Miss was
shot an. and murdered q fortnight ago, whilst
proceeding with o lantern toismeet the nisht
train ~ clue TO his murderer could be OBJ
tanned until lately, when Dr.. Cole and 4 his IS
SON ~ ayouth Of 1s years, were arrested and
scPrnmitted to jail at Qilitman DR. Cole Is
said 70 be about AS years Old, Of good address,
and fesided formerlY in Kinds county.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-07
ETOlv0rd eqss0ctafi0n.

At meeting Association held this day, the following
officers elected:
E. F. SCHMIDT, President.
JIM yANDERGRIFF, LIST Vice President.
CHAs. Il. NOBLE, ID
JOHN F, CALDWELL Secretary.
WIN. L. ROBINSON, Treasurer
B. DA SILVA, Director First District.
s. G. DILLARD, . Second ..
r. L. ROBERTSON Third
a. J. VANDERGRIFF Fourth
]. F. CALDWELL,
New Orleans, August II, 1856. Secretary
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-07
a S.n,e Care for CMosera.

No family should be without bottle of ANrICHOLERA
SYRUP doses taken the first appearance
parrhea will check its progress In the epidemic forty
nine thousands of lives md has advantage Owe
most other remediesit is purely vegetable Retail pGic Q,
81 and So per bottle Prepared and sold by s
DIR. A. a. JONES,
Al No ID Front street 6etween Common and GraxIer
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-07

The Mississippian, Of the 18th, says that the
cholera is prevailing in Eicksburg 1tos an
alarming extent The disease has assumed a
very malignant type and some Of the Oldest.
and best citizens have been stricken down
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-07


The radical journals Of Philadelphia the
Press and the Bulletin differ in their at
tempts to palIiate the contemplate conduct
q tAe meyor ofsthat city, in absenting himself
nom T ms post Of duty on the occasion of the
residents late visit. The Press says it was
unavoidable, whilst the Bulletin assures its
fsa @ Il was purely accidental"
S, Z rom the fact that his honor whiled away
III he9rs Ct aeseneeat Newport with the say
ana alssekate, his non-attendanee WIS Inst
aoo y n .anayeiaable and accidental as chat
~ 1anels medical professor, Who excused
alns se e his elass ior being away from TIE
.ast lecture by Stating tlat lie had been called
ilato re country 70 attend ~ important sr,.-
gieal operation-it vas to assist al the disco.
ton Of roasted turkey.
n g estimated that the Atlantic oahje 4
making ten thousand dn1larS a ~, f&
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-07
IL Card.
MAYERs's HorE1-Mss1ss1pp1 CITY.

The proprieors Of this popular Establishment known
Barnes Hotel respectfully patrons
that it win be kept up and kept OPEN in all its
pleene IS, during the whoeyear.
The Hotel Is well filled by fair ladies and fne gentlemen
who hrong the Ball Room the pleasing of well
selected Band.
The table is abundanty Supplied with all that New Orleans
Mississippi affords and the bar is kept refreshed with the
best liquors and with ice by very arrival.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-07

The appearance Of a rattIesnake ia the dining
room Of house in Mqnkato, Mimi, somewhat.
startled the family there. His head was caught8
N 0oef, ana when killed his length was found
What terrible rafting he must have
madei
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-07

List Of passengers per steamship St. Mary, Capt.
). T, FafFeH, from Brazos Santiago, September
?, IS86
= &E hoWals7, Mrs laeQnene HRnewenkle and LADY, Daft
er aug daughter, Miss Fanny Wagner er and t6ee
dauglesss tanenAe aud LADY Glover villa lady rs
Rpse Stkap, Y NsegeF. WpShRm, > Boutwell, a m
aud9orn tlesuendez aad lady, Poser EukWath jos How
man B8yd, Cooker, Daitl HeymRn, A Il Valentine De.
Sitt, taCRn, AYeaa and lazy, Nussey Ashenburger +
ale u NogiaSn, w Gyingt9n, Baron dc AyeHs 6gfs and
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-07
4 & lie intentional Z Brick Polnere,g I,

fits the intention'of Z Brick Posneroy ii
issue ( one edition Of a Democratic, biisteri.
forsthe backs Of hondholders. Union haters
nieger lovers, and such props Of the God and
morality party, To be called The Great Cam
paign Democrat. 4 II is to contain some Of
z Bricks. famous soliloquies, pictures Of the
blessings ofabolitienisms arguments, etc its
( aim win be to iffuse pluck into Democrats;
to open the eyes Of tatx payers; to lash The
scornarels over the course this fall 1t will
be blister i plaster Of potash, an antiaote
for pu1iitanisra and aitogethersit WILDE. one
of tlle dsatlhsst shafts welded against tho
radicals during the coming great political
campaign.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-07

DEP Arturo or THE LIBERTY .4=Fhe steamship
Liberty, Capt. Rollins sailed at O'Clock yester-
Day evening for Baltimore via Key West, with the
following passengers /: a. D. Herneyeuz, Mrs. La
zarde and famHy5 Mrs Met Clean and family and
others
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-07
Parts
Universal EXHIBITIoN-l887.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Having been appointed by his Exceency Wells Agent
and Commissioner represent the interest of the State Of
Louisiana nj the UNIVERSAL EXHIBITION at Paris in
1861 respectfully inGa all residents this desirous
of exhibiting Machinery Produce etc. above Expo.
Bition that will impart all information within ny reach and
facilitate the forwarding Of packages place Of esns-
nation If addressed on the subject through Postoce box 6
New Orleans.
EDWARD GOTTHEIL,
Agent and Representative
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-07
Initiation

10
Photographers and Hortioulturists Of Louisiana
Folk
CONTRIBUTIONS
70 The
PARIS UNIVERSAL EXHIBITION.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-07

We are indebted to the officers Of the steam
ship st. Maafor Rio Grande Courier Of the
30th ult.
We have again to thank master Sam Small
for late fayors,. amongst them the Rio Granle
Courier Of the 1st Cincinnati dates Of tie Sd
inst, and Boston Of tie SIst ult.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-07

Ahe commissioner Of the general land office
has decided lint parties who have made entry
1isierthe sth aeetions Of the homestead act OF
1867, on the condition Of five years seontinu-
o1ss8 settlements haNe n rights al any time be-
fore the expiration Of that period to make
proof Of such settlement up to given dav
and then Peg Tor the tractat 81 % an acre
alla e. onee see y faties When tract Of more
than 100 aeges IS taken. the settler ID required
to pay foT the excess III cash, and should III
desire to change his homestead ID cash par-
chase, ne is credited with the amount II spcb
excess, and only required to payfori 1863 acres.
I'll case d party abandons his tract lie forfsifs
all claim 70 the fees etc, which. we're paid IL
the time of entry at tile local land offee.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-07

YheSashawa, Canada, Yindicator says that Mr..
John Cameron, Of that place, has invented rife
which WI! Is hundred shooter. The model works
rounds in four minutes. -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-07
. DIoRAMA yEGETAL,

The Imperial Commission of the Paris Universal ErhDito
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-07

4 Washington correspondent says Stanton
is retained as secretary Of war, not oraoeount
of any prediction felt for him personally, d
say high appreciation Of his oficial merits
ans services entertained by the President !;
but slnply because he is threatened by many
suits fof damages which might sabjeetshin to
annoyance and imprisonment if he were de-
posed from bis position AZ 4 cabinet minister.
Such reasons are hardly probable because
they are improper and unjust, and should not
lltLIIa-s q aha mad of the. prasifIant
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-07
Circular.


State Commissioner Paris Universal Exhibition, 1867
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-07

Is 81 Mebile just completed gives
4ilst dlts population al 20. 902. 81 which
lrA negroes, showing that they
sa1 5000 ID We Iast giS years.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-07

H g estimated that the Atlantic cable i
making ten thousand dollars q day
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-03
Cost ano founo.

7 OST OR BURNED-On the night Of the
IL 18th Of March, at the Ere sl6 Broadway occupied by M
Won Eisenberf CerrAe No 5ST for five thousand tS0vl
shares Certificate No 5Ss for thousand 0oo) share. o
the Keystone Silver Mining Comlany oi Nswi ora issnea 70
cad standing In the name OF David Bush also four ~ Cerh
es for hundred O shares each and one Certificate 10,
MY @ hsres all Of which in the same company issued
Certificates Nos IS re- 81 49, 81 aud 81 ior ono hundred OJ
shses each Of The Vedder Silver Mining Company OF New
fork issued TO and standing in the name oi w oomOs
The agregs.e smount being shout One Hundred houaho
Dollars $lOOo00 The public hereby cautioned against
Negotiating the same transfer has been stopped ana We
companies sppied for issue. eivo reward wil ot
Tveh sny one WHO will bring the 70 Dr. Won fsen
esre No. sic Broadway. J. r. Won ElsENbERO, NJ u.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-03
Geaebers.

TADY TEACHER WANTED-Competent
IL TO teach rmmarcass for the Liberal School Of the
Turnyerein In Williamsburg. N Y Applications received
tl April IS by GEO. BANMAN, uiIec'oii :,
salsry. $50 to s4Oo Nos. % and 6S MesseIole-s..
V,EAC ACHER-A young man, thoroughly con-
versant with English and the classics wants sirOA,
TON as Teacher Wonld prefer where bis vile could
be engaged Pianoforte Best OF references
n AddTsss HORACE BLOOMER bIidEepeEt
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-03


EASTER ATTRACTIONS.
SEVENTH AND LAST WEEK BUT ONN
OF the brilliant and lengthy engagement Of
MISS MAGGIE MITCHELL, .
who will sppesr In compliance with general de and foi
THE LAST TIME.
TUESDAY, APRIL .r,,
WEDNESDAY, APRiL4 THURSDAY. APRIL D.
In her charming personaton Of
AMRY, .
In the companion picture Tin five act to Fanchon' by the
LITTLE BAREFOOT.
WITH CAST or MUCH EXCELLENCE,
embracing the names OF Messrs. j. w. Collier j. o. Bur
nett, T. Lamb Z. b. Holmes, w. II. Dsnvers, j.. Barry,
H. Rendle Neil Misses Mary Wells, Maeder, H. Chapman
Tue SCENERY, COSTUMES, APPOINTMENTS &c.
OF THE MOST PERFECT AND BEAUTIFUL DE-
SCRIPTION.
Musical Conductor. HARVEY q. DODWORTH.
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS,
MISS MITCHELL in two fne Comedies,
MARGOT, THE POULTRY DEALER,
THE PET OF THE PErTrCoATs.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL.
ONLY MATINEE
FANCHoN, TIE CRICKET,
COMMENCING AT ~ O'CLOCK.
In Tehesrsa play from the German expressly trans
lated for Miss Mitchell and never before pe0rmedin In New
HERMANCE, THE CHILD OF FORTUNE.
Admission IS cents. Reserved seats. 81 Orchesrs
Chsrs 81 90 Seats IN Dress Circle Private Boxes oo
Family Circle tenrance Crosbyst), 30 cents PrVate
Boxes So, So $40
Ssa's secured six days in advance
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-03
CTEINWAY e. SONS
y GRAND SQUARE AND UPRIGHT
PIANO.FORTES

Have % lrst Premiums gold and silver medals nthe
Principal Fairs held in hs country within the last ten
and In addition thereto they were awarded firn III
Medal st the Great international Exhibition In London
In competition With 269 Pianos from al parts OF the World
Ths the great superiority Of these instruments now uni.
verssy CONCEDED h sbundsny proven BY the rAcf ,has
Messs stasways scales pTovements, and pecuafics
OF eon have been copied by the greaf majority OF
the Of both hems A CLOSELY AZ couL
BIZ ndNx WITHOUT NAnIs0ExENr ov PArEsr hiohrsh sna
are used by the most eminent pisns
and America who prefer them for their own pubic
xnd private use whenever accessible. -,
SfEINWAY 4 SONS direct special attention 70 then
PATENT AGRAFFE ARRANGkMENT,
which having been practically tested In all their Grand ana
highest priced Square Pianos and admitted TO be one o.
ere Of modern tues Will hereafter De M
ruced IN ryEKr PIANO MANUFACTURED BIZ THEN,
sCaKM. OF COST the purchaser In order that ALL 'ne
patrons may reap Its benefit . .
instruments exported to Europe in large NUMBER and use0
IN furopean concert -. 4,
.xsen Union SQUARE and Irving place, New York
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-03

CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
- the Office the Clerk OF the Board Of Education
Of Grand and Elm ss land nowhere else until MONDAY,
10th day Of April 1906 at IL o'clock for supplying
the COAL and WOOD required for the Public Schools in
this city for the ensuing hive thousand tons OF
coal aud three thou.nd g 0o0) cords OF oak wood and
thousand hundred loo cords Of pine wood more
Iea.
and stove ,Is In good order two thousand two hundred and
forty q 0 pounds the tun and must be eevered In the
bins school buildings The proposals must s,s
the mines from which II Is prosei TO supply the coal ito be
furnished from the mines nsmed n accepted aud must state
"a 246j pounds.
The oah wood be Of the best quality the sticks no,
than three 0 feet long aud not Ices than three ~ Inches
TIE pine wood must BE- Of the best quality not less than
The proposals state the price per cord OF one hundred
and ssht 7 cubic feet solid for both pine
ting per losd,he quantity wood to be split only
qalIed by the Committee on Supplies
The wood Will be Inspected sni measured under tee snper
be delivered at the schools, when ordered as follows
Twohids OF the quantity required from the hr,. day Of
June the day OF August and the renainder as
required BY tho Committee on Supplies
Said wood both oak and pine must be delivered sawed
and when required, split and na,t be piled IN the yards
n.ed by the proper authority The contracts Tor supplying
said coal and wood to be binding until the 10th day Of May
will be required and each must be accompanied
with a.. signatures and Of proposed surets
No compensation win be SLOWED ior DELIVERING ,sid Goa
same IN the yards cellars vaults bins Of sad schools.
Proposals must be diIs;ied to the Coamit,ss 90 Sop
Proposals. for Coal Proposals for WOOD ss the case
may be- -, 4,
proposals. offered. TIMOTHY BRENNAN
SAMUEL B. II. VANCE,
JAMES W. FARR,
JAMES b. DUPIGSAc
LANES L. MILLER,
New.York, April g. 1868 Committee on Supplies
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-03
Hcrses, Carriages, &f.

HORSE S.-FOR SALE-Twelye good
Carriage and DraDght Horses los from the country
NoIthwest corner Of Tenth ave- and ThiIty ,anur
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-03
proposals.
, TpyAsrEy DEpARTNksr,

TREASURY DgpARTNksr. I
OyyIoE OF srPKRysne ARCHITECT. March ~ 1900
PROPOSALS for NORTH RIVER FLAG
0ING-Proposss viii be received at this Ofee Until u
oeloch April ~ 1908 for furnishing North River Tagging
the Sidewalks in front Of the wing Of tho Treasury
he dsse.d at the WORK. aud OF The following
dim-nsfons and numbers. vik.;
I56 Soges n In Il n. in not less than in. thick
o. Stone. n Ain ~ n in not lees than IN. thick
Ia stones a. In no n. in, Ices than In Thick
Tie snace Of the flg NUT be perfectly oat Of wind and
the oons run with length q the sclne tooing
preferred A. the edges win be aler delivery TIE plates
must BE- furnished with sufficient margn TO work perfectly
true 10 the above dimenons and al viii be rejected which
dsrcn, IN this respect TIE bids to be per ,nperhcial
foot when hid and include all cos. Of delivery,
specify the time in which II can be delivered
Payments will be made delivery, with re.ervstion oi
10 f cent until the whole Of the above IL delivered
The Department tho right to reject al bids
II IL be deemed inere, Of the Government 20 do
bid will be- considered that does not conform 10 the
quirenens OF this Advertisement
Proposals be hdorsed Proposals for Faggng" ard ad
dressed to A. Is. Muet, Acting snpeIvisns Architect,
Treasury Department, Washington, y. C.
A. b. MULLETT. Acting Snpervising Architeo
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-03

AsusrAxr rQuARrERuAsrHH- OESKRALs oyyicn,
PuILApxLPaIA, March 20, 1915. )
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
- this Office until THURSDAY the-sth q April next at u
O'Clock u for immediate delivery st the Schuyikil Arsens
In merehsntsble packages Of
10000 Brass Rings II inches
l0.00p Iron Wire Snaps ltlotehkii's pAenU inen'
1900 Iron :" ID" Rngs inch.
500 ID Copper Rvet. assorted
800 ID fIAx Sewing Twine.
ALSO.
yards Inch Buraps be delivered Of the rate Of
5000 yards Per week. . =
Parties offering goods should make separate proposals for
each article offered the quantity they propose I? FURNISH the
price (which should be written both In words ana hsurs
conform to the terms Of this advertisement copy of which
should accompany each proposal
Samples Of the articles required may be seen at TINS Once
Ssmples whom submitted mustsbe marked and nunbrrei
TO correspond with the proposals and the parties thereto
hs goods shall be- In every respect equal
to sample otherwse tho proposal will not be considered
Bids VIII be opened hurday the 9TH day Of April nex
s IL o'clock m when bidders requested to be present
Each bid be guaranteed by two responsible persons
whose be sppended to the guarantee and Ger
tilted being good and sufficient security for the amount
involved by some public unctonary Of the United STATES
All proposals should made out on heresun which
will be furnished on application at this office. .
The rght IL 10 bid deemed
and no bid from defsuting contractor will be received
Indorse envelope PrOpOsas for here insert the name 0
the article o6sredl" o,o,. 81,
BY order OF Brevet Bisadler-Generai GEORGE II.
CROSSMAN Assistant General United states
Army. HENRI w. JANr;s,
Captain and Assistant Quartermser Brevet Major United
States Army.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-03

AT WIN. EvERDELL" SONS, No. 104 Ful.
"A htonM-wEDDING CARDS sud ZINE STATIONERY
XstsbAabsj lsl3J
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-03

A JOURNEAY, AUCTIONEER, Office No.
Ia Pine-st. viii sell,
on WEDNESDAY April T. at y oelock,
the Exchange Sdesroo No. Ill Broadway the following
desi.she Property HOUSES and LOIS-Nos lo4 and ll0
West fourthi tWashine squgre), end 10. l58 West
gbirtyhIdst VACANT LOTS-Iwo lots on West Forty.
sixth s, Eleventh ave. Maps with further PARTICULAR
u eAuenoneer's office. No. Q 6Pinest
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-03
A. NJ. MEkwiy. Aoct1onees.
DY BANGS, MERWIN d. Co., Nos. GOA

DY BANGS, hiERWlN d Co., Nos. Goa and
- 80 Broadway, Of sthst.-Ss,es Of Books, Sta.
seney Pictures Works q Art Fancy Gocas Furniture. ke
TUESDAY, EnENlNSi Apn = al o'e!ock
PRIVATE LIBRARY OF choice English sad American
esBesrd Works in various departments end collection Of
ebe Miscellaneous teIotue, &c. Catalogues sie ready
and the Books exhibition
WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL att O'CLOCK.
PRIVATE LIBRARY Of valuable standeId Works In ysout
eepsT1ents and collection Of Miscellaneous Literature
te also few hne CooTed LithoEsPhs, framed Catalogues
ue resdy.
THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL5. at 7 O'CLOCK.
MISCELLANEOUS. THEOLOGICAL and MEDICAL
BOOKS being selections from private libraries, comprising
variety Of choice Standard Works and uabe Miscellaneous
Publications, 6c sso Mahogany bookcase Catalogues
yesdy and the Books view.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON APRIL 6. at O'CLOCK.
luge and valuable private LAW LIBRARY. Catalogues
ready
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-03
6iinetions ruanieo-females.

a HIGHLY respectable LADY of refinement
- oesires SITUATION a. HOUSEkEEPEh. NO OBJ
70 going 10 the country Satisfactory reiefence gwen
% address r. PRlCE for three days. No 10 Union place
w ANIED-By young Lady, situation 70
AiIEAD in Photograph Gallery, or TO ATTEND
kc ~ fssse 70 address for three days. iss j. A,