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AUCTION SALES.
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II, win :s,l. ct AustiOn. On rsIpAY. Tie aA
2sss street. and Z strvet ana Esw hempshir. ave.
srs mn I'm 9th st~o sry see Srsne Hesss
Toms made known at time os..le 90 .
. ''I selling i.f eSsi VII CO.. Aus..
w. " hS ~ so s0 f:s assiss:s.: s,....
rv,S1r ESs h hsD, s1 e r& ~ sAr ruL
ysas Hsu ssN !sy ~ :. # ss
.t.eet ve shall sell All the 1se Furni turs. a.
:ss , ssS Gssf c. RasT s Sc:
Sses; msii ss. Quilts, Comforts
Crocke,y and Glassware. Cutlery -
Stoves. Chandelisrs. Gas Fixtures,
with I'll other Requisites Of hrst elsss house.
The Bar and Bar Fixtures, with everything sdspt.
= sst. L0hronI VI. B. LEWIS q co., Auc..,
!. ri eRsES . wILLIAMs, Aactios.er..
ixCELLlSr Two STORY FRAME HOUSE
AND LOT on street north between 9Th and
On FRIPAI, the eth Instant, ct en- O'Clock
n, W. shall sell, on the premises, vest part
pent., consisting Of fine Frame House. eoSssis.
ng eood rooms, passage and backbciidies.
BuiGns Ss .o we socs
10, he ,ScsSs OF 5ns property s fns sood neigh
Terms One third essh: ss l &. SIX and sv.lv.
months, secured By : deed OF trust % the pre-:
.'G down on s.ss
sss q property s sffn s0d WILLIAMS Aue,.
RY GREEN WILLIAMS, Asctieneers.
BRICK AND FRAME HOUSES AND BUILD
On me itS fn a. A. ST. .Ss
sell, in front Of the premises at 6 O'Clock u m.
square No p5SPs,y ,c5 p.6s q
ieet 10y lss feet inches deep TO vide alley, with
t hrisr lpHRrssement' Shish are ne three story
street wet: between south asd Virginia ave,
Also. part Lot "a in same square, 81 feet front.
20 feet Es inches deep, on which H. Frame SHOP
. Also. parts Of Lots Is and Is, in same square.
ey depth Of IS feet, 10 . wide alley
s,An ..9, part a. OF lot nS in square gas, hsyns
ments, WHICH are handsome Dwelling House,
% Viz ns sr9sery c sstyees stree. and
Also part OF same Lot 5, front % feet By same
Also. part of Lot No !, in Square No. .ss. with
the IMPROVEMENTS, which a BveIIins House,
Sci ss s: his GT:Re.sy fronts on sth street vest,
Also. part of Lot No. q. in square eos with the
improvsments, which ere a two and half story
tween Ia,h and 18Th streets west. '''' : O''
Terms: One-third cash; balance in and I2mopths,
enue stamps At the cost of the purchaser. $50 down
GREEN q WILLIAMS,
ySd lntelt Auctoneers.
RY q. W. BOTELER, Auctioneer
On THURSDAY, July 5th, 1866. 1 will sell at my
Auction Roome. at 10 os ock. q pair Of
FINE HORSES, CARRIAGE, AND DOUBLE
HARNESS,
the pr perty Of bon. J A, HsDougal.
Terms cash. C. W BOTELER
Je y Auctioneer.
Will be added 70 above
One we'll bHilt Furniturs Wagon
I've Bugsies. One FAMILY Carriage,
II G. W. B0TELER, Auct'r
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CoREs, BUNIeNs, Club and Inverted Nails.
Enlarged Joints, Callosities, Vascular Excres,
cences, and other disorders Of the feet, sue.
eessfuliy treated without pain, by DIR. White
Surgeon Chiropodist, Rooms No. l2i PennsyI.
vania avenue between ~ and 9Th streets. OF.
nee hours from s q. m. 70 p. m. and 6 70 g % M
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DIVIDEND. The National Metropolitau
Rank, DIR. John Il. Blake, PRECEDENT Noses
Kelly, Cashier, has just declared Q semi-a
tar paid. o.
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Primo IN THE SrREErs.--Last night, Su-
perintepdent Richards is sued an order TO the
police 10 strictly enforce the law relative to the
firing OF pistols, crackers, &C., in the streets.
as possible. the Occurrences Of accidents, and
also the annoyance Of netghborhoods, watch
usually attends the anticipation Of the national
holiday by the juveniles. ssFl1..I 81 "a
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STRAW HATS STRAW HATS, ,,,a 81
For 0entlemen, Youths. and Children. n
.shl B. b. 0TINEMETZ,~
80. Halter, 23A Pa, ave., near corner lsth ut.
s.. just opened fresh supply ladies = SUN
DOWNS: price Is and 81 90. =" je1-6f
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RY W. B. LEWIS CO., Auetionesrs.
TRUsTEIy sAf. OF a VALUABLE HOUSE

ISt 4. Z. nS e az i AS JIG ]. .,
I'm shsli sell, On the yreaases, by virtue q .
18th day ofnoyember 1854 and duly reoorded in
onssf our land records q Washingtol county. b.
in square soutS q ssusrs 10 iei % ssssss. be-
twen nth and East street,. IS feet frunt on OF,
feet Of ground, With ssbstsstisi frame DvrliiSs,
eSns-inins room. large, with brick ba.easnt,
choice shrubhery: and being within feW mi nufos
Walk q the War Department. should con maud the
Portable residence - : = ! :
Terms; SIso cash; the balance in and L
premises; eceys, ~ ss.ssy ssd svesus
.wa IAASs RRo tf AsPs3k ~ Trustee
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pr aRIHs 3 WILLIAMS, Aocsiosesr..

The subscrbcr will sell at Asction. on ri
pA ~, re 9th day o. yuly ls; % tire gremfse: st
the subd vision Of original Lots Noe 10 and H. in
ssn,hr :, 70; SD, lots A. B. O. and treating
70 foot alley; and Lot and g, fronting each IS
fset inches on 80 street wet by lxs feet
in ose Of the most proving parts Of the city and
Offers desirable Opportunity To persons desiring
Terms: oDe- third cssh; and balance in ana u
month";, With interest. secnred BY deed Of trust
Lot, 10 be paid on the ground All conveysncine
and revenue stamps q the cost ofthe purchaser.
Je0d T. loRBBu . WILLIAMS. Aucta.
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& DON'T WAIT FOE THE WAGON, but take q
street car and ride to Henning'e One Price
Maryla land avenue, where all the prices are
marked in plain figures
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:. ID, MARROW, 3ee Pennsylvsnia avenue,
mas on hand, and makes to order. Dress Shirts
at the lowest prices - 49,
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MARRIED.,

OFEUTT-LYECH. On the 10Th OF June. by
kCy Father Boyle. v. J. OFFUTT. Of George
Maryland.
LfNCH-JEBB. In Baltimore, on the 10Th of
Jnns by the Rev. MIR. Stryker, STEPHEN J.
of this city.
GOODfELLOW-BRENT. On Thursday. June
18th. az ST. Aloysius Church, Washingt1n bv the
Rev b: Maguire. 8. J.. Major HENRY GOOD
FELLOW TO ELEANOR. daughter of the late
Robert Y. Brent. OF Washington.
TH0MAs.Ht TTON. On January nth, 1856,
ton, M GEORGE THOMAS, Of fseor getown. to
Miss EMMA V. HUTTON. of Washington
RJE-WILElAMS. On Wednes day evening
!nne 9th. by the Rev q. & Mpador, Mr. MAN,
MING RUE TO MARv, third daughter of "a
doc Williams. Fsl No cards.
tPhilsdeipi ia papers please copy
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WANTS.

RaRbEk wAEfED-At No. AS h street, BE-
n tween sth and eth SITS. n'
w .sa, .l,-Tso sE.yAsl eats. q scea
between s.s and issS :. No '' S''h ss;ss
STSRAeH wANfHp-6ne snall kOOM Or pert
s,.S ADDRESS 20 i'0 s.r STAR once mce''d in1s
Wa.NSIkD.A BLACKSMITH, = sood herss
dscs ,Sn can s1ss saS
Gas "a hIEf ii%i .sSs. asa: n Ma
Wat buy s ssS' l. e: A .si
worth from f ss A ~ sass in the e0dn
- Ivy Is. L. Ellis 4 90.
y jim rslaH corner 10Th aud SITS.
WANTIp-A yegps NAN % sci IS ssiesma IN
sa5t: ssd sa.,i!iss o. iumSsG, AID !: Well e:
70 " %aEEf 81
Dealers, cor. 18th 81 and Canal. Ws.st'
Az "a sSSSH q ~, Ss:s g !AMEs ASSa
w reference; good wages given, $40 per week,
jyaeea' - -. r. Atttor.
WAEIkD - Immediately, a BLACKSMITH
pis'sissa' Apply'oi' .o T. " ~; JSaNs9SS;
WAETED-Fiye or six first-ciass CARPEN.
,s,s aE ~ Uai u NO. 246 1 street, between
" a2t. JOHN W. LEWIS.
WANTED-fsrsons vishine SERVANTS ofun-
hind si:c. those e .ssfies EMPE6 F II az
syIvanie avenue and 18th ftreet. ST.
WAETED-Ahr FIRST rate NURsE middle aged
whaie woman preferred. None need apply
IIthout me best recommendation. Apply to
Room 80 General Post Ofice or to No. 29i Deis,
syenne, second door north of o street north,
WAkTEDnB a Sompetent and respectable
girl. with excellent references, q STU
ATION as chambermeid or in the dning.roo
OF 70 90 tbe general housewerk Of small family.
one Is ap excsltent plain sewer. Please address q
vote to Box No. s Star Office, and the advertiser
Will cal. . q - je sO.3t
WAkTEp-By respectable Young lady, q few
w PUPILS In music on the PianofOrte. Terms
very reasonable. ADDRESS n. l.. g., Post Office.
WANTED TMMEDIATELY- One thousand
am nj men, w1 t and ShilSren to ssIebIa,s the
VERT q co g, corner Goth street and Penn ave.
pue. and parchsse their FIREWORKS. TLAGs,
&c Greenbacks accepted rs recommen dations
pe'ss'' S0'n' and save 'o4uy s ST fsT:r co
je 2st- corner Penn. avenue and 10th ct.
WANTED-At PLOWMAN COS Hou.o
W Register Office, sos r street, between llth
and I2fh streets; large and small HOUSES for per
mare et and reliable tenants je Is l3tH
WANTED Gold and Silver Watches, Ladies'
FGGTos sIels. 1 y S
street three doors north of Pa avenue. N B.
90 w alter Coolers, and 500 gross OF Porter Csrke,
Tor sale cheap. je7Im'
WANTED SECOND HAND FURNITURl
pIxo and srD
ie8ff between d and n east ode.
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~ X. y. PAGK, Auctioneer
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
Lots ON Sd sTREHI WEsT, BKTMkEN
AND Il S1REETS NORTH

District Of Columbia. passed on the eth day OF
June. 1850. in cause herein yo-eph slsh et al.
are complain snfs, and Mary A. Fletcher ct al are
defendants. Ne 7os, Equity Docket No z, IN Cub
scriber a. Irn,tee viii offer for sale, the premi
socleoA y m. Lots No. q and rs, in Square No.
SIS. and appuI tenapces
Terms OF sale One half Of the purchase neney
in cash. the balance ia en- months. with interest
from day Of sale, for which the bond Of the purohs
ser with approved curity will be taken.
" the terms ~ sale are not complied with withfa
fve days from the day OF sale. the property will be
chaser
Stamps snd csnyeysnei.g 81 purchssers cost,
W. ". DEMAINE, Trustee
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To HorsEKEEPERs.-J. Marhriter, No. fe6
9Th street, whose taste in house. furnishing
ana in the selection OF rare and beautiful arti-
cles for interior decorations Is we'll .kno wn,
has Just received q choice lot Of paper hang
ings. foreign and domestic; new patterns Of
window shades, pictures. cords and tasseis.
and a few rare paintings and enGravings. His
establishment Is worthy a visit from all lovers
of the beautiful 10 arts, whether they wish to
purchase mt go = - ~
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RI THOMAS BOWLING. Auct.; GoOrsetovs.
VALUABLE PBoPERry IN GEORGETOWN
AT AUCTION
P6aRF.sHIoEY SALE or LgEsIrgEE.

On THURSDAY MORNING, July s, az 10 o'cIH,
! shall sell At my Auction Room, an Intensive col
lection Of furptinre, &c, smhracing 70 part, W.
Double hair Matt resses, Walnut Chairs. ward
IS nnreses, Wasn stands, Hstrscks, and Bed
hogany and Walnut Arm Chairs, covered With
PAIR cieth,s dozen OAK Arm Chairs, Centre Ia
bale Of variegated IN ine with other useful arti-
elee all OF which Will positively he sold without
WaSf CIV RorrIrR .no,
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sell, in front q the SremisSs, at o'elocr n.
tie following ysry valuable property, via
The Mount vernon Hotel, eonsaiping hftssa
and market store in rear, and pump Of excellent
water IN the yara WITH about 9 80 square FEET o.
z. In SQUARE No. so. ne gouse Is q hsndsone
Brick Building The srcund e nicely Cultivated
The property 10 handsomely and eligtbly located
at the corner Of 9Th street wsst and south street
to rehass xesy desirable prepsrty viii DO well
sale Dositive. ana Tile indispstabie.
Terms One third cash. balance ms, n, ana 10
months, for notes hearing interest from day OF
convey sncing st cost q - purchaser. oiW viii
Ss rsenirsd paid down wken The DroDsrty %
j. Sd 80 GRExH 4 xILLIAMs, Anes.
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gRAHD TRIAL OF SEWING nA0aInEs

70 TO PEARsOET TO BUY FAULT AID
~ IlRE WORKS, &C.; tie cheapest aut 6sst
ssE : ''' al. .f..s, !.
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"A CLERGYMAN (Rev. J. McMurray), writing
from Halifax, N. s., says, "Having suffered
several years with throat affection, to which
ciergymen are especially subject, and having
used various remedies, have pleasure i'm Civ
ing my testimony as to the relief have had in
the discharge of my Sabbath labor from the
use OF "BrOlrn's Bronchial Troches." They have
been great comfort to others to whom have
recommended them have used them with ad-
vantage" For Coughs and Colds the Troches
are equally efficacious go 4.
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60 TO HEADQUARTERS to get your supply
Heavy supply tnis morning from Norfolk Of
the choicest oysters. picked and in she'll Al
so, car load shell oysters from Annapolis
Heavy supply OF hard and soft crabs. This
supply daily at the original stand, 2S1 street
corner OF 1lth street. No branch from the
main stem. 7, NJ. HARVEY.
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PENNIES can he had in any quantities at the
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DIED

YEIHMEYER. June 9Th, at IL O'Clock M .
LOUISA, wife of JACOB Yeihmeyer, in the 42d
year Of her age.
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lRY GREEN wILLIAns. Auc,,opeer.. :

IMo,srohn nRAnE HOUSE AND LOT,
avenue; on the Island, ct Public Auction
On TUESDAY, the 50 day OF July ext, at O..
o'clock m. we sbsll sell, on the premises Bart
Lot Ne. In Square No. SIS. having D. feet front
by 90 feet hos inches deep with the nts
with a store room attached
Terms: One half cash; balance In SIX and twelve
months, for notes bearing interest. secured BY
deed OF trust on the premises. All cobyey ancing
and stamps At the coet Of the purchaser. 800
when the property IL kueckcd on
JeZd GREEN a WILLIAMS. Aucts,
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STRANGE, BUT TRUK-That Warts, Moles,
Corns, Buniohs, Bad Nails, etc, can be re-
moved without pain. To be convinced call
at Dr. Whites Rooms, 424 Penn. av., between
Ak and 9th streets -
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THE new MARKET HOUSE MovEMESr.-A
meeting of the butchers and other dealers in
Centre Market was held at Temperance Hall
last evening; >. w. Emmerson President and
b. s Elliott Secretary.
Messrs. ID. Rawlings and @. A. Lane, from
the committee to procure subscriptions for the
erection of a New Market House, reported thai
slle,too had been subscribed through them.
Three other members of the committee are vet
70 make their report -" 60 -
Messrs. Feinour, Elliott and Walker were
appointed a committee and instructed TO re-
port a Constitution at the next meeting.
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nUGSIKLD = CELEssATEp HAks,,.H
THE OLDEST AND 1Isr BxANr n rHI
1890 BsTABEtsh1D In 1885,

Dualeld was the Arst O. give character to Wes.
tern AAn:i hts cure II ifSraria6,y good: sos< BET
: Capital IN Qualify ana Acknowledgment zision
Hoed fsS An SSler9y kiEsIsoci .xsrery.
fsyorites IN shs 6outh for twenty fvs years -Nesc
a0rlsans PicayKns TT hsve heep sHeyceaesysn
Pair. 1851, ssd Re Uniss1 states Agricultural Ne-
ciety. 1851 Onfe9 and lee 4Ale 60 the trade By
HSSSsss': $: y ::::s.
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u DxHss sHIHrs,
III medium ed me Quolittes. ter 0entlomen,
ut. 81 flses lffall 2 Ffsli. LANES.
80 0ents' farrishine store,
je 6-eoet 434 %, avenus, uear q strest.
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O !S0ssbss. a: IS d:s q jay GE nsas, :.s,.
Eo: q, 10 .sasss >. 9, sfsssisg g &c 81 40
street and o. feet deep, cDntsinfng Ss1c sausrs.
Ale. 81 ths sa.e tine, he wet psyt Of Los No.
2 In 1eusrs -. y fset on = street. sesr
s e: sSss c. bridge ss dsss' eos'si'ins
1ss.s: Oss shts6seNh: lslsnes a. neesshs,
trust q ~ Ure0isss. Al eonveysncisg aaa rev
erns etanpe - tna ccet q the purchaser. -
js;sS dill = Williams. Aucs.
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RY GREEN q WILLIAMS. Auciiobeer..

BRICK HOUSE AND LOT FRONTING ON
18th sTREET WEST. Betveel I and L ste
north. at Public Auction.
On "WEDNESDAY, the 9th inst. ct 81 O'Clock
p m, we shall sell. on the premises, Lot IL in w
n. eunbehssThdtvision OF square No. S5. hsv-
foot alley. With the improvement o., consisting OF
Terms: One hslfoash; balance in six and twelve
months, secuted by Q deed of trust the pre-
the cost Of the purchaser eco down when the
Ie 5-a GRELh WILLIAMS, Aucts,
%THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED on
account OF the rain, until TUESDAY, July a
next. az the same -Four and place
e1 GREEN WILLIAMS. Aucts.
ri THOMAS BOWLING, Anct.; Georeetows.
VALUABLE PBopERry IN GEORGETOWN
.. AT AUCTION
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, June 9th.
part Of Lot No. us. in BeaIs addition 20 0-orre,
town, fronftsg IS feet on Besll str.st. between
Wsshfn gton and Green stretts, and rukninz back
l2o feet, and improved by two Odd Frame Tene-
mepfs.
Also,
Lots No; Jos and 100. each fronting O. feet BeA
street. between Mo tgomery and Monroe. and
running back In re. 20 Poplar street.
Terms: nne-th. cash balance In 6 and u
months. with interest, sc~ured by deed Of trust
cos, Of the purchaser. A deposit Of $50 will be
required Is soon - the property 10 struck Of.
je "A THOs. BOWLING. Auct.
- THE ABOVE SALE 10 UNAyoIDABLY
poesponsd until TUESDAY, July Sd. same hour
aG Sss place RIOS. BOWLING. Act.
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MARROW ESCAPE PROM DRownING.--La Last
night. colored boy named Willis, who is EN-.
ployed In carrying baggage from the Balti-
more depot to the cars, while walking by the
The accident was witnessed by some little
girls, who sent relief. and the boy was rescued,
but not until he was nearlv drowned He was
conveyed to the Fourth Ward statioar where
restoratives were applied, and at late hour
he showed signs Of returning consciousness,
and was pronounced out OF danger by his at
PENDANTS. 49, -
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HORSE STEALING.-Last night, Oficer Tuck.
er, of the Third Ward, took into custody Geo.
Narrower, for the larceny of q brown horse,
William county, Va. The complainant was
attending the Center Market, and the prisoner
took the horse from has wagon. A private
stables followed and caught the prisoner. who
offered TO give the watchman the harness il he
would let HIM go. The Waterman took the
horse, harness and prisoner TO the central
guardhouse, and delivered him over 70 Oficer
Tucker. This morning Justice Thompson sent
Narrower TO Jail for court. - a.Gi ,.--
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RY JAS. 9. McGUIRE 90, Auesaosssu.
BUILDING AssoeIATIoN r.gsrEEs SAIL
RY W. L. WALL 4 co., Auctionsen.
I1usrIls, sALE OF L9Ia II IRE yIls

By virtue Of deed Of trusf 70 the snbserfbef ia
No. ioics s, . md s. Of SSS I'D rscords' e.
hall offer for sals,s public auction, on fuEs.
and Il. IL eausreE. Lot No. :, In bqusrs 3, lit.
usfed on north b street, between Slih asd 9Th
between north h street and hock Crssk.
-. GEORGE 4YER, Imstss.
.sve nd W. L. WALL { 90. xss6.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-21
Amusements.

Very brilliant and entertaining performances have
been arranged for this wednesday, afternoon At soms
the houses In this city and Brooklyn, will BE-
sesu by reference the advertising columns Of The
HERALD
At Woods theatre, Broadway, East Lynne, or tbs
Eopcmcnt, will be played ut grand mstnee Miss Lu-
ellie Western sustaining her original and uneQuaiel
pcrsonaiion Of Lady Isabel and Madame Vine she wIi
he supported by Mr. Barton Hill and the numerous Al
talented company engaged At woods The performances
commence at half. past O'Clock.
Tony PASTORS matinee commences al half past tive
o'clock, at his Opera House. in tho Bowery. Ireland 10
1865 or the Dark Hour Before the Dawn, will be per-
formed with line effect Tony Pastor will sing his pev
song, 1.-THE Canadian Scare, or the Fenian Yankee
Doodles." william Carleton will bring forward his nsw
specalties and The Belle Of the Village is beautiful ~
ever
THE San FRANCISCO MISsTRELs IN BR0oKLYr-
The San Francisco Minstres OF this city give grand
matinee at the Brooklyn Athcncum today commencing
O'Clock The entertainment will be fine affair,
aud prove great mmodation crowds OF ladies and
children the sister city. The talented and well known
performers Birch wambold, Bernard and Backus, will
be on the boards in all their glory.
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You are fighting shadows There is no such
thing q . Fenian army. On the night Of St
Pstrick's Day, when you imagined General
Sweeny to be heading On army OF invasion, he
was dining socially ct one Of our restaurants.
Follow his example. Keep away from the
border, and leave the Fsnians to Stephens and
O'Mahony.
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Railroad CasuaIsy.
ACTION BY CONDUCTOR OF THE GRAND AM
FoKTY-sEcoSD STREET LINE AGAINST TIRE cKN
TRIAL PARK, NORTH AND EAST RIVER RAILRoA'
COMPANY.
sursExE cooRr, cIRcUir-rART 1.
naforc Judoc Ian,ee


TRIAL PARK, NORTH AND EAST RIVER RAILROAD
COMPANY.
cooRr, cIRcUIT-rAHT l.
Before Judge james
MARCH 20 -Henry H. Liniey The Central Prrk,
Norh and Eoa R,per Rdiirodd Company The pla;ntin
in this action was formerly conductor employed by tho
Grand Forty-second Street Railroad Company, ana
claimed have received injuries from one Of the cars q
defendants under the following circumstances -0n this
9th Of August 1866 plaintiff, while coming down renh
avenue In charge Of his car, stopped between Thirty
fourth aud Thirty.nnh streets for the purpose Of taking
on lady passengers Behind him some eighteen 90
twenty yards was a Of the defendants Instead Of
putting on the brakes tho latter car as II was ALLEGED.
came rapidly up and struck the former the pole going
through the dashboard and striking the plaintiff knock
ing him into the street On the stand Mr. Lnley sworc
that he received serious Injuries and has since ire
quenty thrown up quantity OF blood. Csrelessness
on the part Of plaintiff set up In defence. After
several witnesses had been examined and charge from
Judge James which clearly laid down the law governing
such the jury retired and after brought IN
verdict for plaintiff, assessing the damages At 500
Messrs. rugwe and siocum for plaintiff Mr. Wander
noel for defendauts
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CONFESs1ON % A PRISONER n LOUIsNILLb IN
HgrKgsEsTs HIMSELF THE wouLDBk AssAs-
sIS or SECRETARY sgwARD.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, March 20, 1860
man named King, arrested few days ago for a
theft recently committed In Ohio and awaiting in jail
a requNition from the Governor Of OHIO, COO
fessed to Harris. recently confined govern
ment detective, thai he king, and not P~ne
was the man who attempted to assassinss Secretary
Seward This confession being repeated to General Jca
q Davis who temporarily commands this department,
latter telegraphcd wsshn gon for the pares va"
acquainted with the facts Of the assa.snsilon r
spirary 10 come and investigate the afair KING !"
Identified herc A. q rebel spy during the rebellion.
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Tn. re.,... In ph,l.deIphi..

large and enthusiastic meeting Of the TREND. .. ,"
nationality held at SAMSON street hall 70 n'ss'
Hasgerty OF New York. The exc,semen' o
the aude was especially aroused ny vi
reading OF q telegraph despatch To MI hssny
from General u. y. Mullen stating thai an en.oy W
ireland had Just arrived and that all was me ano sac
home Mr. Meany assured his that THIS despsnh
from oene,.l Mullen meant work Major Hsggerty de-
rsnaed immediate aid for stephens rish bonds v'ro
had for