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OrAErrRNAsTER- @ EyERALs OFFICE
FrBsr pIyIslOS WASHINGTON, D. G, FEB. a. ISOo>
GALE OF STEAM GRlST MILL

CAVALRY DEPOT. OiESBORO. u. 4.
D. ,5e, of The narermaster General tnere VIII be SOLD
AZ, IN. nrernsrs public auction unocr the direction o
" Sn ."' Csargs ~ Browning. A. q. NJ on WEDNESDAY
Ami 1860 n, y O'Clock. the following ceeefloed pup
lie P U2gs, rs STEAM GRINDING AND FEED MILL
lpe ws massive oundationsl ~ by 80 iet witn
coal hay and engine attached. AL contfncted OF e
very best material and the subsisnia manner
Also q; the r and place. the machinery ana apph
ah''' % INT SIs 1i fXGISt" OF 1oaHORSE POWER.
with rvlnder Of TWENTY-FIVE ) inches diameter aud twenty
four GA inches stroke upon heavy cas ron bed az"
with cola and bot pInPs and heater, aud cisI9n
st in diameter and twenty 81 inches lace with JHd
- Two ca BOILERS OF eoH0RSE POWER EACH
mad, OF boiler iron, vesl1 eruts - lb OF an men
IN thickness hive 10 diameter ANA fourteen va ittt
hive ~ ches IN length; esch boiler coua Mug seventy SIX
(1o Ian led fines three 90 and one fourth tl ches
Wy no, PAIrS OF REEDS PATENT BUCKINGHAM
THIRTY (3ol INCHES SPRING MILLS,
constructed Of sold trench barr mil oe aud 81 N heaVy
well auced frames, with havc1tte9s elevator ana e"
veyers sufren, sud handle the hy gram and pre-
psled fed on toe economical ard labutayiug psn
Tn snft is o hus wr0usi; and the eS Of cast
hurf. &c b." ia ivlns uri, J. OF
four "a uy rubbsr and twenty four ga inches wide ih-
belts oT dyins the 'us, &e are OF ie Des' osA'AhH'"
le'tnt stretched leather.
Tie Ensue Boi en- Machinery aud Fixtures Of every de-
Icrpiou Of the very bet materials aud ~ofNuI NJ
md are still in excellent CONDITION AMI he W0Th- 1e'f 'e
Int having beer In oper tol on about htreu months
II deemed advisable by gent o. tse Government On
the doy OF sale the buildings will be- sod separsiey
Terms: Cash. IN Cover m .ut funds ., T.
Poraser, " BE- required hcr property before
NE st st) day Of May usxt unless otherwise arranged by
Tie owner O, the grogA1s 80. -, .-.-f -
FOR Giesb1ro viii cove the sIAtAt'ec' "Ns'i e'J
hour during the day Of sale. ,., III, /. IT.
Anv rt6.r Information that may be des red wi he fffn
anon eppca ion person or ov letter to captain 'rOOH
l. BROWNING, a @ NJ "'ei1oi1. or 20 i9 Ki iiA''
Bvt. Brig Gen, in charge hfsi Division q NJ 6. o.
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A. ". MrHws. Auct'oneef.
DY BANGS, MERWlN d Co.. Nos GA and
ID go Broadway cor. Of 4,h-s,.-Sslss Of Books Sta
opery Picture. Woks Art Fancy 6oodA Furniture &c
FXECUTRIXS SALE.
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY EVENINGS,
March II and I5 At O'Clock
large and select PRIVATE LIBRARY Of choice Enfih
snd American BOOKS in History Biography Travels roe
frv Tbeoogv Church History, fine Arts, he Drama Gen
fai Lierst.fe aud large collection Of Ynuh5e Pamphlets
&C &c Also pair OF Globes p inches IN an~ii made
by Mesfs N-wton Sens London and i've superior ne
m ro.e,yod cases with patent syringe And also two Bss
Walnut Booscases Catalogues are ready and the articles ie
o view.
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TOR SALE-At Public Auction, on the 2'th
day Of March 1866 II 2ocoek a. the Court house
In the Gv O. pousi kecpr FARM Of l2 acres "ih iun
mouse end ouhuo.nes, situate al lyd' faf about t'Ncn
, north Of Polehkrepsie commanding view o. ID" ud
.op kivr and Casl mountains and suitaol. Tor frhe
80 &C., "a !. perefnpiory e. the highest bidder
Jor ,,,irglnrs spriv 20 kMESH WEEKS. $50 cry Of
poaI,trcpris 81 to LEWIS HURST Esq no lS Broadway
Civ OF New \ ofk
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A. J. RLEEoEER. Auciionecr
TAITrABLE PROPERTY ON WARREN.

ST AND COLLEGk-PLACE AT AUCTION
A. J. ILTFCKER son 4 Co. VIII eel a, Auction. on
TTfFSD ~ hiarch g. az The Exchange saleroOu, No III
lroedway the valuable PLOf II GROUND with The Build
thereon northeast corner known Nos Co. 6t and q
Nsrreus; Lot gx154 Tie dnss consist Of the Mer'
chsns Exchange Hoie aud three stores on NaIens one
Of IA. be.. corner properties in New lofk.
a. J. BLEECRER son 4 Co.. No = Cedar 81
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nlarble nlaniels.

MARBLE MANTELS-Now is the time to
WI purchase MEntcs very cheap; 800 Mentels hand
which will be sold very low prices. A. KLAkt.S Mar
y. Cut this out
MARBLE and MARBLEIZED SLATE
lNK INTERNATIONALLY 4. STEWART has re
moved his harbe and Slate Mantle Waerooms from IA Canal
ST. TO No 600 SlXIHANE. 81 the junction oil Broacwsy
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Professional Notlrss.

A RTIFlCIAL EYES.-Artifcial HUMAN
"a rs made to order and inserted by Drs. f. BAUCu
7. 6OuGELMANN formerly employed by Roissennean Of
PaIi,) No. $50 broadway, AewYoIk.
hR. LARMONT, No. 173 BROADWAY
Marriage Guide" + So Sold by +. WARNER, Neseyst.
nR. VIM. EARLs WORK Of 240 Pages on
~ Piles Structure and Obscure Diseases Of the Pelvic Wis
&c. Price 80 Mailed free TO any part address
No u e-st.sNew. York.
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QuARTERNAsTEE GESTRALs OFFICE, }
IIKST DIVISION

( =
NAsHiSGToS D. C.. teb .nsry, u, 1895. =
GALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS,
- STABLES. FENCING. WHAfNES. &c. a. DiE,'
fORO D. C. Bv order q tie Qua. eruasieT Genera mere
MI be sold IN the premises pubic auction under the IN
secou Of plain George h.Owuiue A. - NJ conulencs
on MONDAY April 2 1867, at 40 o cocs m aud con nIs
from the sane hour each day thereafter except fD
DAY aud THURSDAY. April aud ~ "ieh d1ys we Nh
and Water Works vii be sod until the wiole shah nav
been disposed Of tbc following described public property to
Eleven un OFFICES arne) 2e1l4o two s;orrsl l6x2o
Iex8 two 2x20 two storesJ x3 (stchen sdj3Ains V1
6l l2I32, is1 G two 2sS26 Az 2eH 90 prrps
veniyiour 6xlS fourteen zx4 and l6Kl6 with shed
T,n no, DWELLINGS tf-arel; 23r5o two stories with
PACK bu dinrs l.12) our lg124 EI40 l615 tJ2S TWIN
wing ltIl7 and Kitchens sdoinn sHll ana SV ioi'0
with wing lnx4). 24x2s with shed adJou ne OWL
Nine % MESS HuUsls tiemri 4o1s3 O5%o "oIlesl
IsxeO (s xng lsx2oO) Z1lO two siores Ho1,& !"lt3
a14G. -. oo-,,,
,x 2e15s6 l1S2, and one lS12s (wh SHED adjoining
one a. HOSPITAL STABLE Cfrnme) with '27o liHeal
One d. IssUING STABLE tfsane) with s.ai2 neai fee:
Ss,iy o BUILDINGS fanel 2sI3, 2sssG 1872 1874
o. l5rG5 lea6 four 6z50 four sI2z ZSAfJ1 -oii'O -'0
,8N3o0 2o125 and l71i'
Tbir-y-two CS2) WAFER TANKS, trl6 two feet deep:
seventyegh 78l MANGERs, 3!Hl6 three and ShAf feet
Twenty go oUTHoUsEs:,
One al HAY SUED, ll2x3l2
TIree t5) WHARvES One 40 sl square feet one l,iS9
ie-t. and one <sOo' square ict~
FENCING. 1880 iiueal feet.
One IN SIOREHOUSE (irame) 5Il5O
Two bLACKsMIrhS SHOPS (iIalnel; 4CIlDO aud III
ieO.
one On ENGINE HOUSE, l7x32.
The building viii be sold sing end must be removed WIN
IN fifteen days.
cha~r. but the lumber will IL desired. b. delivered by the
Government Tree Of FOR transportation Oh tic depot
wharf.
Terms: Cash in Government funds.
boat Gieborc wal the sixh'iTee, wharf every
hour during the day o. sole.
For further iuorna,ion apply IN person by letter TO
Canaan OFO T. BROWNING A. q. NJ. Giesboio', ID. c.,
-, - III. Office JAMES. 4. kKlN,
Brevet Brigsaier General In charge,
First Division .. NJ. O. o.
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A. j. nLErcKgR. Auctioneer
VEASONIC HALL BUILDING and LOTS

M ASONIC HALL BUILDING ana Luis,
w Nos ia and ITO East TAirtecnth-st, OF auction
A. J. BLEECKER SON& Co. viii sell az auction, on
Tuesday March g. at the Exchange Saleroom, No. u
Iro gsv tie valuable property Nos ~ and lb East I'll
t.eunst south side gl feet inches east Of touhev'
oue block from Union square hnown a. The MAsoNi, Hall
BUILDING Lo 80 feet by ~ g. main bn ding "sto re-
building about J1S0, and Of the most sraaal eLaracr
verv choice property opposite what will be tie Ihrtt euh
st.. lTont of the New OpeIa Doase.
A j. BLEEChER, son 4 Co. No. = CedaI-st
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Gales bp AnrtIon.

Gro. A. LKAvIrr. Anctoneer
ID OOK TRADE SALE ROOMS. 49S Broadway
DLEAylTf, SIREBEIGH Co. snccsseors 10 J.E Cooley.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ADVANCES MADE.
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4. J. RLEEcKER, Auctioncer.
A. J. BLvEcKER Anctioneer
EXECUTORS AND TRUSTEES SALE
H OF
$50 LOTS
,.rr.-,r, ,,r.nn u iI.n-r,v CITY

tIFTIl WARD OF JFKNF1 ITTI.
A. J. BLEFCKER, son & Co. will SELL at AUCTION
on WEDNESDAY, March 81 1866 u O'Clock tie TX
change Sacsroo No II Broadway Newi the following
pabc property VIZ: $50 lots situated IN and sround and in
vcuty Hamilton square and the streets thereto
M mites walk from tue Payouia Ferry. Running 20 Cham
h,rss in These lots constitute part Of the
tate OF the ate b. Coles and located in the most central
and choice parts of jersey City lore cafs pass every ir"
tics near tie premises to the hoboken and Jersey CITY
Ferries Tie fre RAILROAD Tunnel, through which most 81
the traffic Of the South md West passes 20 tine Pavona cry
srioius it Ward jersey has all the commercial sd
s.es Of the City Newly orkby the laws OF Newt
since ,he P.ou Ferry was established the increase Of it,
nopn nd bud css has been Unprecedented aud ts take,
.ie very light. .e most extensive railroad IN we United
states las is tsrrnini in this W,d Terms easy Msps, &c,
AZ the Office of the Auctouee No n Cedar'si New OH
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Go Ubom II man Concern.

NOTICE.-The CONSISTORY Of the COL
~ LFGIArE X. +. DUTCH CHURCH having resolved
on REMONISG the North Church corner Fulton sud Wi
sfa-, leasing tie ground. they contemplate removing
the human r-naDs Inferred b. tie yau 81 sad church. TO
;hf ground God Cemetery commencing about tie
l!h inst Al r-r,ons Interested having relatives or friends
Uttered Ia vaults aud hing urhcr niorIsou on the
INFECT are requested cell the Office Of IA. Treasurer Of
said Church No lg2 BIoadvay Room NO D, between Tie
hmm ~ ID q. l md B
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Open at q O'clock Begins Ut Q.
TUESDAY,
second time six years DOugss Jerods celebrated drama
in thee acts,
THE RENT DAY,
which will be presented with beautiful scenery appropriate
appointments and fine cast in WHICH
win sppear Mr. Frederic Robiuson, Mr. John Gilbert MI
Charlie. Fisher Mr. Dung Nj b. r. Rngyold, Mr.. Norton
Mr. Williamson, Mr. Pope, Mr. Graham Mr. Ward, MI Rob
erts Mr. McGee Miss Madeline Henrques, Miss Mary Gan
non, and Miss Carman.
To conclude h the lsughebe act farce by Morton
THE ETON BOY.
In which Mr. Frederic Robinson Mr. Hoston, Mr. john se
tor. Miss lone Burke and Mrs John Seton viii perform,
WEDNESDAY-BENEFlT OF Mr. CHARLES FISHER
First time this season. Planche's fine Comedy, the
KNIGHTS OF THE ROUND TABLE,
produced with picturesque scenery and costumes and hne cast
THURSDAl-iEighth tme)-the very attractive comedy,
SOCIETY.
FRIDAY third time here Broughans avorite comedy,
ROMANCE AND REALITY.
SATURDAY I'D time this season. Tom Tsylors very sue
cessfu comedy, .
THE UNEQUAL MATCH.
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BENEFIT
Of the
DESTITUTE CHILDREN

A CARD BENEFIT
Of the
DESTITUTE CHILDREN
Of the
SOLDIERS AND SAILORS or THE WAR.
Mr.. EDWIN BOOTH. the DISTINGUISHED tragedsn. WI,
Immediately preceding TIE o.e VI NJ prsenI tngs nen
give matinee st the WINTER GARDEN tue Htn Of
March p for the benf Of the institution IN Eff y-eehth
for the support OF the detHie chi lien Of the soldiers and
sailors ho have been killed ia struggle for the
Union. The play WILL be IN VIII Oh Nh Booth ha. not gp
eared during tho present As the proceeds viii br ee
voted 10 aid the aides oil the institution IN their effort. % in
their budu, that they may meet BE ncelsant de-
mald made upon them for the support of the orphans OF the
brave who fallen upon tbs battlefield and the
they true. that tie ritzrns Of hewlors will rcspJnd In d
spill. e,incins their # his natural Obligation.
Mn CHARLES I. DAILY, Vice President.
Mr.. DAVID HoIT Secretary
Scots may bee .ecraed At the bo1-oee OF the Winter CAT
den. or a Ealls music.stoTe.
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alasbincrn.

NOR ALE Three HYDROSTAIlC
L PRESSES made bv Hoe Co two 81 80 AID onr Of
$50 tuns with Beam Pump for driving same ~ good 9G
,nI ,utab for rms trrs Arriy address TIE MN
YOEK CONDL'NsING COMPANN, No. i9i FTontst, y. A.
NOR -STEAM-ENG BOlLLRS,
L aud MILLS TO- IS aud 2-lof'e Pof'alie :, sna "
borse sts,ionary. oil new and hstc!as - No - Ann'
ny Nm MCkfSLlE.
DEQUOT MACHINE Co., Mystic River
ing ,ap.s bindin.. wrbblnf nbplus elastic GOODS trd ~
kinds Of narrow sAis sso flish az s-a O. 'IiP's' JOY
the same Macuinrs f1r Clcaderns, &C
DIBBON, 81 SPENDER and TAPE LOOMS.
Ia Also Looms sli Of narrow F1ods made 70
order JACQUARD MACHINES uhnrfa-fufed god spplni
10 Power and iisni Looms fu4r.s i0r is1lei "es'ns
-lk Wool aad Cotton. 81.
sfOOLlSG MACnlSEs tr sils and Cotton. md "a
CflNERY tor the iusnuisciufc Il DRESS IKIMMlNps
Manufactured and for salr by
" y. tHLINGER M,chinis
No lCll North secold-st.. Philadelphia. Pa
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OFFICE. I
Frn,r pIypIos WARRINGTON, ID. C., Feb 70, 1853
GALE of MANURE.-Will be sold at the
- Cavalry Depot Gie.boro is,e. quantity OF Tosn
,d NANRF which will be delivered to purchasers on the
nd ~ IN barre, or bosts be provided by them Of forty
4 ceu. per cubic yard Two boats according 10
size) be loaded per day.
Terms-Cssh, IN Government funds
Nv order Of the Quarternlaster General
In charge Flint Division O. NJ. O. q.
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OLYMPIC THEATER.
~ Sole Lessee and Msnage Mrs. JOHN WOOD
stage Manager. IL SELWfN
(IRIs IsTABisHnrsr Dogs NOT Advertise IN The
sEwIoRK HKkALD)
LAST NIGHTS! LAST EIGHTs!!
Of the ertrsvsssut original burieslue, entitled
CINDERELLA La COnAREl
CINDERELLA y LA COMARE :!
CINDERELLA LA COMAREi!!
produced with ~ . .
BEAUTIFUL SCENERY CHARMING MUSIC !!
HARMONIOUS SONGS,
erd 6 pow .rfu cast including
..,. john Observation-Disclosures CINDERELLA
81 GEORGE FAWCETr hOWE.As .CLoRINDA
RECEIVED NIGHTLY WITH SHOUTS OF LAUGHTER.
and which has scliev-ds - -
GENUINE AND COMPLETE SUCCESS,
bnt shortly be Withdrawn account OF previous
srrang eInents, for the production Of
OTHER NOVELTIES.
Il will he presented - -
EVERY EVENING, EXCEPT FRIDAY,
preyous 10 which for the fret time the domestic drama,
DOING FOR TIFF BEST.
DICK STUBS .......Mr. GEORGE EANCETT ROWE
FRIDAY EVENING MARCH 10.
BENEFIT OF MISS KATE NEWTON,
" IRELAND AS 1T WAS"
and other entertainments.
IL sctye preparation IN style Of magnfcence, and with
Of characters far SURPRISING any previous efforts at this
A ROMANTIC SPECTACULAR DRAMA.
Doors open at Il o'clock; curtain nses at ~
Seat. secured three days In advance.
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OYIcE OF A. O NJ. WnxIseTos, DEL. FEB y. E ,s ~,
GALE Of 800 SURPLUS GONEhNMLn1N,,i ~
MILES All GOOD and ,eryiceabe. Win be sold at PUB
Lie AUCTION Of Wilmington. Del, on every fklDAi dur
ing the month Of March, -
ONE HUNDRED MULES.
The especial attention Of purchasers invited 70 ne io'
that thes. mules large well paired and In excellent CON
di,ion heinz IN, surplus team mules OF sshgOn Depot
Animal, so.d sngiy.
Sales 20 commence at 10 a. m
Trrms-Cs.h Ia United States currency ,.,,,,,
Py order on Brryet. Bra Gen JAMES A. EKlN,
In charge fr,t Division q b. u "
c II GAiIAaHKn Can't and A. U M.
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NIBLOs GARDEN.
IN Lessee and ManaseI..............WM. WHEATLEf
(THIs EsTABLIsENEyT DOES NOT ADVERTISE IN TIN
YORK HERALD
FOURTH WEEK
Of the gifted and charming young Coincidence,
MISS MAGGIE MITCHELL,
who win appear THIS EVENING for the
FIRST TINE DURING TIE PRESENT ENGAGEMENT
in her celebrated r6.e Of
MARIE.
the Interesting drama translated adapted expressly FOR
Mss Mitchell by the author OF Fanchon called the
PEARL OF SAVOY
Or, the MOTHERS PRAYER,
produced with
BEAUTIFUL SCENERY, ELEGANT COSTUMES.
RICH APPOINTMENTS, AND a FULL CHORUS,
Mr.. J. ". Collier, J. c. Burnett, D. Ration, T. Lamb
first appearance years.. r. b. Home, W. II. Dan
T.. Barry. N-el Moan Rende nc, &C.. Misses Mary
Wells. Maeder H. Chapman, Everett Whitlocs &C., tc, in
the
Ac, l.:-TFE PRAYER
Act 2d-1HE TRIUMPH
Act 3d-THE ABDUCTION.
Act 4th-DESPAlR
Act 5th--HAPPIEEsS.
Admission IS cents. Reserved seai. ST. Orchestra
Chairs I'll So Sests In Dress Circle Private Boxes, . DO
Family Circle tentance CEosbyss.), 50 GEMS Private
Bozcs -, 80 $40.
secured Fix days in advance.
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BROADWAY THEATER.-Begins7 "a.
40 WHEN YOU WEARIr. THINK OF NE.
De light. i'll and brilliant hit Of the Comedian,
MR. JOHN r. OWENS,
In VICTIMS and FORTY WINKS.
which attract the greatest and most brilliant audiences
TO-NlGHT-Tom Taylors Comedy,
VICTIMS.
JOSHUA TERBY...........MR. JOHN T.. OWENS.
j. K Mortimer j w Absigh Tom Ovens, T. L. Don
nelly MI. Celia Logan, Miss j. Tyson. Mrs A Hind Mrs
IA. Bland ard others.
To eoacnde commencing at ai with the screaming Com
ica.ity FORTY WlNKS.
uORATlO SPRUGGlNS..........MRJ JOHN T.. OWENS.
Afternoon performance Of VICTIMS SATURDAY. com
rneucng at IL, and closing 81. Admission Soc.
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HEyRY D. MrSKR. Auctioneer.

CAJESROOM No 81 Nassau-St., opposite the
H.s.rs MINER 4 sOMFRVILLE respectfully announce
TINT thew will have exhibition IN Their oalrry no 90
roAdwav Oh "Wednesday tbr +i inst and ionoslhg gay
DRAWINGS by l-adns Artists American and ersgn mos.
Of which painted expressly to the ofdsf Of TIC Pes"'
owner who IL about - trayc abroad 1865, p,,n.v
The sale will taLe place on THURSDAY and fi1pAi
EVENINGS 22d and 23d March AZ sf seven coe. 81
and the Painting will BE- view with oaslogues admission
free ard evening and after "Wednesday the IAN hs'
f,.ilt ttuso ~
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= T. =
p,,yna 1x1v,

MOSES. Or ISKAEL N EU1FI.
Founded n Ing ahans sacred work, called
THE PILLAR OF FIRE.
THE GORGEOUS SCENERY. COSTUMES and APPOINT
MEMS
THE MOVING PANORAMA OF THE NILE,
feicitoosy representing the great EGYPTIAN RlVEk IN
der various lights Of the SIM. Moon, and Twi,ht.
TIE GRAND SCRlPTURAL TABLEAUX
CROSSING THE RED SEA
DESTRUCTION OF PHARAOH AND HIS HOSTS
TRIUMPH OF ISRAEL,
are The - .
PERFECTION OF ARTISTIC AND MECHANICAL
WILLIAM II. HARRISON. Extemporaneous Singer
Admission, 30 cents Children under ten. Is cents.
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Amrsemenis.
WALLACK".
w Proprietor and Manager. Mr. LESTER WALLACE.

tTHIs ESTABLISHMENT DOES NOT ADVERTISE IN The
NEW YORK HERALD
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ID NINTH MATCH FOR THE
CHAMPIONSHIP OF AMERICA AND
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS.
JOHN DERRY,
now Champion, and -
JOTN McDEVITT,
Al the HALL OF THE UNION, COOPER INSTITUTE,
on TUESDAY EyENlNG. March H.
American carom game, 1880 points up the STANDARD
Table according the rules OF the Billiard Con
grrss
Tn. Hall being especially arranged In order TO give per
feet view from every point;
Ticket, 81 Reserved 81 Doors open Ga o'clock
game eonmepces at precisely.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-08-25

The Collector of Customs at Charles
ton. &. G., has seized the British bark b. f.
Shaw, from Havana. for smuggling. her
captain refused to give bonds to appear for
trial, and was committed to jail. - 81
The Herald's special says it is proba-
BILE that Gen. Howard. Chief of the Freed
mems Bureau, owing to tue Developments IN
the report made by Generals Steedman and
Fullerton, will either resign or be removed
and the latter put in his place.
The steamer Continental, which pass
ed Cairo Saturday night, with a detachment
of the seth colored infantry. had sixty cases
of cholera on board. The disease was caused
by eating raw Cuba sugar. Only Six deaths
had occurred, those who ate sugar being the
only sick ones.
The convention of Western Insurance
men met Wednesday morning in the Com
mercisI College Hall, at FreepOrt, Ill., elect,
ed an organization, selected committees, and
adjourned to meet this afternoOnin Plymouth
Hall, which is more spacious. All the western
states except Minnesota are represented,
including nearly one hundred companies, and,
to all appearances, most of the delegates are
men OF ability.
Queen Emma, of the Sandwich Is
lands, attended dinner party given in her
honor Saturday evening. at the residence OF
MIR. Henry Grinnell sunday che attended
church at Trinity Church. She will leave New
York for Washington to-day. Gov. Fenton
has extended an invitation TO her to visit Al
baDy on her return from Washington, which
she will probably accept. II
The great trotting fair at Buffalo,
opened Tuesday. There was = magnificent
attendance of people and horses. There were
two races Tuesday The first race-mile
heats, best 3 in 5-was won by LeBlond, oil
Buffalo, in three heats. buchanan, of SYRIA
cuse, was second. The second race was two
miles and was won 10y Butler in two straight
heats. The time made WAS not fast i'll either
race, the track being a little heavy, owing to
recent rains.
A special dispatch says that General
| Howard Commissioner of the Freedmen's
Bureau, has-written "a letter in reply to enqui-
ries made 10y Hon. Rnswell Hart, member 81
| Congress from New York, concerning the Op-
eratIons OF the Freedmsn's Bureau The
| General describes the Organization and WORK
/ of tine Bureau, giving it, statistics from June
| 1865. 10 June, 1866. From these it appears
| that the number of persons receiving ratiOns
is decreasing, and that the poor whites de-
pendent on government bounty Is equal 10
number 10 the blacks. The letter closes with
the opinion that in ths present condition o.
affairs the Bureau il indisP ensable.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-08-25
THE CHOLERA.

The papers report about twenty cases
Of cholera IN Chicago, four of them fatal.
There were 37S deaths in Brooklyn
last week, of which ll3 were from cholera.
Two steamboat hands died of cholera
at St. paul on Tuesday A quarantine hiss
been established three miles below the city.
Only two cases of cholera were
reported in New York Tuesday morning, and
i've In brooklyn.
The cholera is increasing rapidly in
New Orleans. Fifty deaths occurred for the
twenty-fOur hours ending at II O'Clock Mon
day.
During the twenty-four hours ending
at noon Tuesday, there were 81 cases of chOl-
era reported in st. Louis and So deaths.
In New Orleans there were twenty
five deaths from cholera within twenty-four
hours, ending at six A. NJ ON Sunday. Ply
siciaus pronounce it Asiatic, and in Its worst
form. The diseaseis principally among the
ntgrOes, and in an uncleanly part OF that city.
Niuety-One deaths from cholera have
occurred within a day or two on board two
Mississippi steamers which arrived at st. Louis
Wednesday.