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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-17
NmusementS.

A cADEMY OF MUsIC-MATIN X;ss,z,x
IA p asss e.; !, MAX I. oi MhaETzAA
GRAND ITALIAN OPERA
MATINEEi MATINEEi
IMMENSELY sTsafsS SffnS GRAND SPECTACULAR
THE STAR OF THE NORTH.
THE STAR OF THE NORTH.
ADMISSION-ONE DOLLAR ONLY
to y pe Of 30 Issy s. ss: Of I'll. M
are requested purchase Their early :vCa
cIOwdns and delay the ticket ocs great crowd 0sins
Tickets be obtain ed e al the regular Offices
TO.NIGHT-oPERA IN BROOKLYN %
L'AFRICAINE.
A CADEMY Of MUSIC; 81
~ ITALIAN oPERA u.pprzxr.
Director. .......'.AAA MAhIfASA
trHn ssrABLsHxEyr NOT ADyERrIsr IN re
Nsw-roRK HKaALD)
ON MONDAY EVENING. March 49, sse,
BENEFIT OF MILE. BOsISlO.
Last time OF Peirelss grand and popular opera
lone, q, lone;
TIT LAST DAYS OF POMPEII.
NILE. ENRICnETTA soSlslo.
MAzzoLENI. BELLiNI, A sSd9Sp CTdInp,.r,.
o2 2TSPPss6IYMBFSlfiT OF s6o isg sHILINI
LAFRicAlyE p. md IA GA I9is AI,foGa
THE STAR OF THE NORTH.
NOTCE-subscrbe denrous retaining their boxes ana
rents FOR ALL or ANY one of tho benefit nights, wiz
please give notice at the Box Office.
named pc, viii ifi fs MoNNo al
the regular ticket Offices
DROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
ID ITALIAN OPERA ,..,rr,,x
D' Tits lsxiuiR6xY MARCH l3I@sxrRA SiohT
BENEFIT OF NINE. CARoZZIZUCCaI.
L'AFRICAINE.
ON THURSDAY EVENING MARCH a.
BENEFIT OF SIGNOR BELLlNL
DON GIOVANNI.
The sale ofre'erved seats will commence this morning
OLYMPIC THEATER.
" Sole Lessee and Manageress......M rs.JOHN WU0p
Stage ID. SEL"i"
t1um xsrApL,.Hxgyr DOES NOT ApyEnrrsE In rHs
NETWORK HgRALD)
LASS sA 2,gH2s1 EVENING I ssFG HlJHrs.
othe sT,Ssfint fa ~ cSSs entitled
CINDERELLA f LA COMARE!!
CINDERELLA La COMAhEi!
Beautiful s'' $gysoa9gs sosS s:,~,ns .'''''
MRS. JOHN WOOD as CiNDERELLSa;;
p5HsSf OF
and "A'I GENUINE IN 1fss And COMPLETE SUCCESS,
bu. must shortly b. withdrawn sccouns Of prevsus
arrangements Tor ne @rP, ,9dsseM,i9@Iv o.
preyious 20 which domestic drama, entitled
DOING FOR The BEST. .p
Dick Stubs Mo;xi vEviS M M GsSIsi s'"'e Rowe
BESEfiT 6E NJ 3: 4 s sTSD GIsREarr,.
s MkPffsO O. Mr.. Ac g T. NORTON MORT
cs Of far surps.na any previous efforts ct this
'D'' A ROMANTIC SPECTACULAR DRAMA
Door open at II O'Clock; curtain rises At u
Sests secured three days In ADVANCE
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VALUABLE PROPERTY ON BROADWAY,
WILIIAM.AT.. aud WASHINGTOS.PLACE AT
AUCTlON-sALE IN PARTlTIOS.-WDl be sold by =. II.
LUDLOW kfo. Anc,!oneers At the EIohhnse sale, Room,
No. Ill Broad~sy on MONDAY, March 20, 1896 NJ "
o'clock m the very valuable lot Of land with the hrsess.
marble thereon situated at the northea corner OF
Broadway and Wife known Noe so and B2 broad
way running through TO Courtsndalley The lot 81 ieet
wide front and rear and us feet II inches deep.
Also the valuab. property No. 81 Wilsm st.. between
Ws and EIebsnre place 20 feet inches front 10 feet
4 inches in rear and N feet inches deep.
Aso the valuable property situated NJ the souteut Sfrn
Of place and Mefcerst known Julsns Hotel
Lot 100 feet ~ feet inches on Aer
certt- ..o,, -
For particulars and maps apply to L. II. LUDLOW, Co.
Auctoneers. No. Finest,
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A. J. BLEgoK IN, Auctioneer.
nESIR ARIE NORkNILLE LOTS. MAR

1 MISERABLE 1ORh LILLE LUIS, NEAR
I THIRD-AVE.. at AUCTION.--A. J. BLEECKER,
SON & Co. will sell at Auction TUESDAY, March 20,
inst IL o'clock at the Exchange Saesroom No Ill Broad
way, "a VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS lying in body.
II Ninety secondst and IL Ninety thrdst. Yorkvie
within 100 feet OF Third ave. and extending within go feet
OF Second each lot 25 feet BY l0Sk This sale aord
hne opportunity either for speculation for investments It
will De difficult to ind SO large parcel together ehey
situated for sale. They viii be sold with privilege and
on accommodating terms.
The title beyond al question. The sale will he perempory
For msps &c. Apply TO the Auciioneers No II Cedarst
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DEQUOT MACHINE Co.. Mystic

DIBBON, SgSPENDER and TAPE LOOMS.
III Also Looms any hind Of narrow goods made 70
order. JACQUARD MACHINES manufactured aud arphed
Hand Looms. Findings for figured weaving Ia
sI OoLiNO MACHINES for sik snd Cotton: SUD aA
CHlNERY for the manufacture Of DRESS TRIMMINGS.
Manufactured aud FOR sale By - .
No. le2l North srcond-st.. Philadelphia Pa
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ANNUlAR '.l.~.-A' DRILL.
TIVE ANNULAR DRILL COMPANY Oh
i SYWYORK are now prepared 70 furnish their
chine. built in the mos, and uneauses for
rapidly economy and precision Of ~oik The Hnpnciy
and machine renders superior 70
anything all pnrposss OF mining sunu- ling quarry
ing rock blasting The machines can be used es OF
anxe For further particulars inquire the once or sddls
J. WALEs TreAsuIer. no. 10 Pine-N, n. 7.
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feftnres an6 Aleetinsa

IMMIGRANT LABOR.-At meeting of the
IL Cas,ls Oarden Committee OF the Board Corlm oners
of Emigration held THURSDAY the 9Th inst the follow
ing resolutions the subject Of Labor adopted
Resored That Principals properly recommended see3na
to employ laborsr be permitted to enter Caue usiaen n
order communicate with emgran fot thai purpose un'n
further orders Of the Castle Garden Committee. A,
Re,ored That the foregoing resolution IN relation 70 Ine
employment labor be printed h the various o. tina
city. Cd WILSON q. ~ NJ ona,sban Son'" IT,,
Emgrant Landn. Depot Castle Garden Ne"'iork AaFcs
Q, 1866.
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QuAyTKRxAs1 Yt GKgKRALs OFFICE,
FtRsr DiyIs,os WAsmisG1oR ID. C., Feb rs 1865
GALE Of MANURE.-Will be sold at the
~ Cavalry Depot Gesboro ID. G., large quantity Of stock.
yard MANURE which will be- devsno 10 puTchasers on the
round borges boss 20 be proy. by them At forty
ls0 per cobic yard Two boats according 10
sEsj Can be ioaded per doy.
Jern.s-Cssh, ~ Government funds
BY order Of tile QuaTtsTmesie Fl. General.
JAMES A. EKlN, Brsvet- igsdier- General,
IN ehIge FQi Diy,sion y NJ. q. y.
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OYsIoy OF A. q. NJ. WILMINGTON, DBL, Feb II 1876.
GALE of 500 SURPLUS GOVERNMENT
MULES-An good and seIvceabe. Win BE- sold III r.
Lie AUCTION at Wilmington, Del, every FRIDAY dur
iug the month Of March
ONE HUNDRED MULES.
The especial attention Of purchasers Il invited to the fact
that these mules large well paired and IN excellent con-
dition being the surplus mules Of ashngtn Depot.
Animals sold siugy.
Sales TO commence At 10 a. m.
Tsrmf-Cash in United States currency.
BY order of Brevet Brig Gen JAMES A. EK1N
Iu charge frs, Division q NJ q. y.
c. II. Gallagher Capt and A. .. NJ.
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T ECTURE, on the YOSEMITE VALLEY,
~ BY the EVER for Es benefit ~ Of saf IA
CHIpcH ., IRVING HALL, SATURDAY EVENING
March II. Ices at Q O'Clock. Adrnission-One Dollar
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Ou.rrERxAsrERs OFFICE NEw YORK Mach 1865.
VOHN III. DRAPER ~ Co., AuctloneerS-
d win SELL without reserve the highest bidder. at the
Fre Basin Brooklyn, THURSDAY, MsTch q at o'clock
= IN ;be following laEed GOV EMINENT STEAMERS
h wit:
ILLINOIS. de-whee..................2l23 TINS
UMPIRE CITY, sidewhcei.. 15l tuns
MCCLELLAN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 3 tuAs
THOMAS COLLYER, side -wheeL..... 4+6 iOns
JOHN RICE prore er.........-,..... 162 tons
An these vessels with the exception Of the hIst are fully
soninp.d and ready Immediate service. The Ihomd
G i admirably adapted for service the Sound and
Ten per cent to be paid down ana the balance on delivery
In GoveTnmeut funds. .xn =,
steamer Harriet A. Weed, and SKATING Nc., OF the
s,ssr,sr Delaware, STEWART VAN NLElT,
Brevet Major General and y. NJ.
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r,rrsnAy WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY EVENINGS,
soSSDh'i 49, % u and n AZ O'Clock.

CHOICE BooKS, ANTIQUITIES, CUMosI1iEs. &c
(entlenans Private Collection OF aubpIe una scAIcs
hoo.s in History Travels Bosaphy Sciences AID Arts an
Several literature including saPeIby lnsa'eS ort ana
nnnber Of beautiful MSSALS, IN Neiiuin; 'holce ha
s.r,nt. AUTOGRAPH LETTERS; Enghvirss enhrsclns
an inmense number Of PORTRAITS and variety OF ouri'
ssitie, Antiquities, &c Catalogues are fesuy' a"a "e
ou
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PFT JCTO-POLTTICAL DISCUSSION al

N No sl4 Broadway SUNDAY. at M. suurst
Shall we have Religious War In the United stAsH &C
Lecture by Mira COLES at "a on Whss are 'ns DIVE
in,s Of Gcdln
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p. c. BULKLrY. Aucuoneer.

p. c. BULKLrY. Aucuoneer.
DOSITIVE SALE, without reservation, of
valuable FACTORY in Brooklyn, close 70 jackson and
Bridc.sts. ferries TO close estate. {. BULkLEl Will
sell TUESDAY March 90 at IL O'clock at the Exchange
Saesroom No Ill Broadway, New York the Plot Of Ground
-four Lots Johns Nos 81 80 II aud 49, and two Lots
Pymouthst. Nos $50 and 49, with all the bu dng thereon
together with ohoTe steam Engine and two large
Boilers Maps at the Office, No ~ Wal lst.. y Y.
Also at O'Clock p the day, at the Factory above
described all tho balance OF the machinery, consisting Of
Planning Machines Re,littng Circular and Gross Cut saws
Tongueing ard Gfoovins Machines Pueys Skating
Betting Packing Boxes Lumber, &c. &c. For maps &c.
apply to the Office No. ~ Walltt, Jauncey -court
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rJ,HE THIRD SERIES of DIR. BANNING,
i Free Practical Lectures to Lsdes, on " sraal. P9t
- Heart Digestive and Female Complaints" viii Be
ivsn IA Cooper Institute Room No a up staiIs at M
on WEDNESDAY, the 18th, FRIDAY the leth' sad SAT
IfRDAY the 18th. Seats free.
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Bales bp Antiicn.
A. NJ. MrRwIS. Auctioneer:

I'D COG Broadway, cor: Of +thtI-Shes o. BOOKS s ~.
1snsry Pictures WORKS Of Art snev toods rnrnne &C.
-' AnNnAY FXENING. March 10, 81 GEOLOGY.
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nIANOS AT LARGELY REDUCED PR
CEs-Warranted hyr years. FOR tone elegance Of hni'
and durability unsurpas-d Several sceond hand rsno
at bargains. CUMMINGS JENHis, no. 40 btonsay
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pp,vhTT P1RR ARYOf valuable Book, IN History, par
u.n,Iv Amercsn History, Biography and vany OF works
~ s,spce and Art and Miscellaneous Lersufs &c Gaia
sosnes ready.
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NRGANS.-W. n. DAVIS, Churoh Organ
" Baider te.tsbsb.d IS ysar ole" for SALE one very
sweet toned ORGAN Of risht stops. one d. u op.t one
&C nd band Of keys stops. Cd. Of TIVE soEs
warranted in perfect order. Factory, No 70 Downright
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1nstrnfifon.

A T No 260 Bowery, Townsend's Academy
"A Separate Instruction day and evening IN Bookkeeping
Writing Ahnetc. Rooms for Ladies' Pnvste Instruction.
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EOR SALE CHEAP--A very fine toned, six
Il stop PARLoR ORGAN. lgipe not red ,uit.b.s for
small church Can b.. Of ". A. p DAWES corner Of
and Eesenlhsve, after O'CLOCK p tn.
osy this wrek.
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yI,HOMAS III. CHAMBEES.-UPR and
i SQUARE PIANOS, Wholesale and retail. aud to rent
h The privilege to buy Eishib'i corner Of FSuh'e
IA the Bible House.
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The seven Days, Battles.

TILToE, ILL, Feb n, 1885.
To the Editors oJfbs Euenfa0 Post: p p.
Please mention that the Porter spoken OF In
the sketch Of the Six Days Battles In Harpsrls
Honthiy for March, was Fitl John Porter Troops
under his command lhis own and others) did
more than hair the fighting, aud lost more than
half the killed and wounded Of that contest.
an, .rt JOSEPH KIRKLAND, IT.
Ex-Aide de. Camp, Fifth Corps.
II should be added that, according to the
reports of Lee, quoted In, Harpv's Bfsnhhiy.
Gen. II. ]. Porter selected his positions for
lighting with excellent judgment, and held
them tenaciously untii, having beaten the
enemy, he was ordered to retrest.-Poat' }
We happen to know that whom McoLEL-
LAYS army bad reached Harrison's Landing
q lsttsr was written to tho War Department
respecting FIRE JoHs PoRrnR's conduct Of
that battle, by General sLocUx, which must
have caused court Of inquiry or duel be-
tween PonrER and sLocUM-psrhsps both
II it had been forwarded by MCCLELLAN. At
Gen, McCLELLAs's urgent request, the letter
was withdrawn by Con. sLooUM A copy Of
the letter was servedst the time upon PoR-
TER, BY Gen. sLoeuh, 5 ,- az, A.,
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The market for dry goods, u, dull and
prices heavier, and lower prices are looked
for from the downward movement in gold
Purchases are only made for immediate CON
sumption The Eat Of holding large stocks,
pending unnecessary gradual fall in prices,
prevails. Trade Is, therefore, comparatively
inactive, except for very desirable classics Of
goods, II Prints are lower than last week by
II cent, At which, some large patceis were
sold, but the action was spasmodic.
Brown shirtings and sheetings have also
fallen la2 cents per yard; and bleashed goods
Of lower grades have declined, tho best
grades only being firm, Ibsoause scarce. De.
lanes are aeenmulating from . very light do
mand. The stock is in good assortnsnt very
varied but, unattraetive Fancy cassimefes
are also dull, with declining prices, Spring
wool shawls are dull, but in large supply of
attractive styles. Flannels sre Inactive sx-
cept for fine whites. Satinets are dull and
lower, .Tweeds steady, The importations
Of foreign goods are very large, and greatly
in excess Of the demand, 100 rfl los -. =
The fashion, however, for French goods, of
all kinds Is too strong, and wealth too great,
and too widely difftSed, ii6t1 to afford a good
mapkAt for all the best novelties and stylAs
Of Paris and Lyons fabrioa,io There isr how
ever, no scarcity, and the reasonablenesS Of
prics4 will extend the consuhp tion1 The
auction sales are INCREASING, and will in
crease, and the bulk of the impOrtations will
be sold through the auction! ro6mSL r.
Indepehds,1t, Fs9 I2S. rr. .vfd -r.Jlr,-irs l.
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THIRTY : NINTH CONGRESS
1T First Session.
WEDNESDAY,, EtsS a. 1856, OFT !,

.YpR 1plls bas q tSENATbs blEs 10 l. Isuu. Jrl
Mr.. Hendersoa introduced Abill 40 tpsori
porate the Pharmaceutical Associations of'the
District Of Columbia;T which, was referrpd 10
the Committee for the District Of Columbia,
Mr.. Stewart presented the memorial Of the
Neysda Legislature against .ths. passagsJof
the biilto S6Is the public landsi aiso q con-
current fesolatiop Of that body asking for
the speedy trial Of JEFF iDavis.;io AVA g.ty
The annual report Of thsO Commissioner of
Patents was laid before Senate. .gab IN q
MI. .Conness presented the memorial Of the
California Legislatdfs, asking for Seftain
amendments to the Pacific railroad bal.
Is Mr. Connsss called up the bin " grant
lands to aid In the construction Of D railroad
from Humbolt Bay to San Francisco Bay, in
California; which was passed.. YAdNUa
Mr.. Brown called up billto grant lands
to aid In the construction of q railroad,
through Missouri and hArkanssss ~ the Pa
oi6e coast, and grants every alternate. qsec-n
tion Of public land along the route TO the
Company q s.. r. t,isLH = ~
Pending ths1 feonsfdsratinn aof the, Ssoses,
the morning hour expired. orr O., ,afIq Io!Srlsf
At one O'Clock the cnnnurrsnt resolution,
that no Senator or Representative from Q
lately rebellious State shall be received until
Congress shsll HAYS decided such State enti-
tied 10 representation, was taken,up.g. l.,r.
Nv. lNys toolrr;the floor argaing against
slavery rs the cause Of an aristocracy that
had produced the rebellion, lie held that
while we might not demand indemnity for
the past, 1t was thu. duty iof loyal people 10
see that they Ind seourit y for the future G!
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,. ~
The House resumed the confederation of
the constitutional amendment, that Congress
shall have power to make ailnlnws which
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n Wonuerfully StranKos-MadaIno
N. H, PRRRRoAULT, who has astonished) the
scientific classes OF Parts and London, has now
permanently located herself at Albany, NrYsI
Madame Perregault, by the aid OF her wondeFfnl
instrument, Known as the Horoscope, guarantees
TO produce life-lite picture Of the future huss
band or wife Of the patron, together with the
date Of marriage, leading traits 81 character, oe-
eupation, etc. This ia NO hnmbug, "a thousahds
OF tsstimoniais can assert. She will send when
desired, q written guarantee that the picture I'd
what It purports to be. By stating age, height,
complexion, color Of eyes aud half, and shcfss.
Ing so cents aud stamped en yelope, ADDRESSED To
yourself, you will receive the picture ~ rstdm
~ MADAME NJ n. PRRREdAULr,s
80 80 l"" p. o. Drawer a01, Abany,N.H. "
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{, Bosros, Feb. 27.-Ths Superior Court,
Judge Putnam on the benoh, have been CO.
cupied for two days with the case of El0sJ.
Smith---reeently convicted Of sdbornation Of
perjuyrron hts. application for a new trial
Tho defendants counsel, occupied all OF yes
terday and a portion Of to-day in presenting
the case, District Attorney re. ssngsr for the
The case will be resumed tomorrow morn.
ing, when 1t 10 expected that the defendant
ia person will address the court. The case
exeites much interest here. - ~
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oRtuislI coUArg-Jnagg FlaLsy. a fEd.

" CRtMtsAI rG9UhTGJnags Fisher. ~ ed.
prosecuting) III 7 -
VIM, luekett, Undated for assault aud battery
with latent tokllt George Hahson verdict, guilty
q ass4ult and battery only, and recommended
g mercy s,ntspeed e Pay = fine % ~ and
s ~ sSnmi!!Ca enui saoh me y PAID paVil
c69SrSs Shields, indicted Tor stealiag mug
apd lead III pc from Moses samAtag; verdict gritty
q stealing ne mug; valued At sitSso, 49bat noi
III HSniSy, James PIKE, Henry cOtItaasE,
and ChArles McGdirs, Indicted for ASskpH aud
battery With intent ID kill Julia HagAn verdict
pat guilty as 70 H&Hlsy, Collins, aud McduiJs;
guilty as to Pike OK the assault and batter Y, bpt
not guilt Of the Intent 10 kill. W.. '''V
. The sans persons Were then placed on trial for
IN Rssaul and battery with Intent to xiii Robert
RdSllp, Goodlpg, Fsndall, and Ndffis Tor 40.
fence. Nolls pfos by u s. Anorisy, On GcG0pht
'sRmasf welsh, John Stewart, i6sorEs BSglSy,
iAweyS Broyp, ana GeorRs HelApd, f1di ftst tOi
s s S.ssssS NJ Wv q Z GSSS SiE oSss, MIDI
wv 'ss8SsASS'lsH ls'iIsJ afuAY yaaatT sdi "A
.siesTis aoisEidAsg bpS FiIsdlr 90 ,uOtisls
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TaE following is the list Of Major Gener-
ais Of Militia, elected upon the 10th Of Jan.
uary. The vote was quite small. Owing TO
the irregularity Of the mails, We do not doubt
but that in many counties they, were IN
''blissful" ignorance Of such an election:
First Division-R. o. Reynolds, Of Mon
roe county.
Second ,Divihon-w. L. Duff, of Calhoun
county. .-s - sF-
county. .l,,-. ,.,,,.,,j -L.r..
son county. IL .,,.
Finh Division H, Harris Of Warren
Sixth pis.ries-o,oar J., =, Stewart, q
Pike oshty-JasI'Oa t!d'al- clg,igFY ,,,
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ST. LOUIS, February 27-The loss by the
steamboat ere last night, including the car
goes of the Dietstor and Luna, and the
freight burned on the lsyee, is estimated NJ
about $3.50, O00j insurance on the Dictator,
$l12,p90. The other boats were not insured.
The insurance on the freight, if any, was not
aseertained. ,,,,...,,,,, ...
The Maileabis Iron Works Of Fox 4 Co.
were burned yesterday. Loss about SIS, 600;
insured. ID ''.. = ."i ..n.-
The mill Of o. Bsrmyer 4 Co., and the
Mission school house adjoining, were burned
at two o'clock this morning. Loss about
500, 900,
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THE shreveport Ga4etts, of the 9TH tpst,,
says. Cuisines has revived, and cotton sill
continues TO come IN, nam thu coaptry, The
oldest inhAhitants long since predicted q
ShspeusiOn Of reoei pts Of cotton Iak RnIsarly
day, but, ell predictions faib dad hisSSpoFt
~ 'nSy i4As SshtFsr q 'trads FOR u iarge snd
fertile aosatrysSa0aa6 WI
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spPRExE Gounr b rnR UsI+Ea srA+hs!.--

SuPRENE GouRr 6F rHE UsItED sr4Tfsl-
>, Ia WApSHsDAY, Feb. -, 1885.
On motion OF Hon Chester I, Reed, Hon.
ted an attorney and soppsellor Of this court. "
No. 16l, John, Mcclure, plaintiff In error
against The Commonwealth Of MassachuseIts.l
The argument Of thia cause was continued BY
Reed for thu asfsn9Apt IN error, aud concluded
by Mr.. Richardso6 Tor the plaintiff In ertof.
Adjourned nn,A ts'msFrowr A. u o'fI9ek, 5r
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speaker CoIfaI.. Ree.ption..:

We are authorised TO announce that
Speaker CoLrAx's receptions will be oontin-
ued every Thursday evening, from 81 TIL IL
p. m.
The reception Of Speaker CoLrAx's mother
and sister, Mrs--and Mis- MATHEWS, for
ladies', and gentlemen accompanying them,
WILDE continued every Wednesday afternoon
from TO 4p m ,.,r.f.,
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81 Notico.-To tho Ta1-payers of
WASHINGTON ClTY.-The Board Of Aisessors bay-,
ing completed the Annual, Assessment for 1885,
'iectiops from WEDNESDAY, the l4th Instant, TO-
MARCH LIST, 1885, Inclusive Sundays oxceptsd,)a
at their room, No. 9, Basement Story, weat wing
Of City Hall, from A. NJ. to p. NJ. eact day.I
By order Of the President 70 rL.-t .a5rIya
~, - j .G'tH.ss 1H FHos. II. DONoHU,T oa,
'fel0-dtmI s.'l Secretary Board Of Appeals
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The Morris Ipsusanss oompaay.

NEy YoRk, Fsh. 2J,rThe Morris Insur.
or the Bank Superintendent, In oonssq hence
of impaired capital. Ityisbsiieved that the
company will soon DO In q condition to re.
sumo business. -
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.st.rlswsasher sentenessl.

HARTFORD, o., Feb, 27.--Albert L. Stark,
weather, the Manchester murderer, was to.
day sentenced by Chief Justice Hinmon, IA
be hanged on Friday, August IT. The pris.
onet manifested no perceptible emotion when
the sentence ives pronounced.
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Virginia Refuses to Repeal the Usury

RICHMOND, Feb. 27.--The House Of Repre-.
ssntatives has rsconsidersd the vote passing
the Senate bill amending the psuIy law.
The bill was then rejected; so that the legal
rate Of interest Of Virginia viii remain at 9
mar cent. 800,
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AS- Madam Mounts Pile salvs--a
Valuable Remedy for that Disease; also, . Cou-s
slmptlSa Destroyer, and sn Entire Cure for the
stott's Drug Store, opposite National Hotel;
Gilman's, near Metropolitan HOTEL Pord's, COR
ner Of Eleventh aud Pepnsylyania avenue tRns
ayenue Elllottis, coypsr Of and Twelfth stFssts;
Hsrbapgh's, corner Eleventh apds. 'ijaia-tf
- aS- ChapPed Hands aud Face, sore
phor fee, with Glycerihe, cures UhArped Hands,
Nc. immediately, and will keep the skin sotf
and smooth in the coolest weather. Sold BY
Druggists. Price % cents: Sent by mail for IS
cents HEGEMAN & CO.,
q Chemists and Druggists,
nolS-d&w3m ID" New York. p