davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald., 1866-04-21
The Car Drivers, Strike.

Travel was resumed on oil the city railroads Yesterday.
as if nothing had happened and citizens could roe to
any part Of the city without fear molesaiion Ncary
all The lines have received ihc old drivers back again.
apd wherever twas practicable the strikers fur
nlshed With employment. OF course great number Of
the strikers VIII be unable 70 ooslln sitnalions,
drivers N the ncd but they must have ratien e,
and watch their chances Meanwhile n would nnt be
bad idea 10 distribute cf The funds donated 70 tho
strikers 70 such Of the drivers uniucky enough %
be out o job
aRisD, HoUsroS AND FoRTy SECOND STREET LINZ
The drivers on The above line have yet resumed
their labors, although u Is understood that they are
willing DO 80 At the old wages soon the super n
tenden, of the rpad sgpi6cs his assent which he will
No doubt soon DO, aEd 90 end the trouble
The New York herald., 1866-04-21

unsound $50 ssc for sound mixed Western In store
and devered 94c for Jersey white and 81 for Southern
white. Oats dull, with declining tendency. The sales
were at 43c q Soc. for new Western, sec. o0c for
old do, &c CSC. for State 65c. q 6oc for jersey,
full prices realized We note sales OF 10 600 bushels
Western at 79c. Soc Malt was neglected and some
the sales reached 900 bushels Canada West mainly at
81 90
CAsDLEs-City and Western adamantine were rather
easier; we note sales 800 boxes at 2lc. Patent and
sperm were In moderate jobbing demand, and prices
we'll sustained; quote 60c and 40c., cash.
CorroN-The advices by the Persia unfavorable
and exerted depressing influence upon Market
sulting in a marked decline, particularly the low
grades Buyers very scarce any price, though
there was some considerable blocking about" Euro
pean buyers have reduced their limits The sales to-day
were 1900 bales, mainly at the following quotations
which less nominal -
The New York herald., 1866-04-21


NEW MARxeT CRAVEN NsErISG-APRIL q.
The CRAVEN STAKES OF 10 sovereisns each, with 50
added; three year olds est. 10 h., four 9 st. slb,
hve and upwards st. h.. the winner 10 bo sold
M for 100 allowed ID, AT q mile furionss IS
Count Bat,nysnys Mascppa, BY Wild Dayreli-Ty.
pee, 8 years, st. 10. rncludng 7 h. sxtral,
Mr. Ten Brock: scIed. years, st b. isio,
Mr. Chaplin: iaauria years; St 10 iS soc,
Mr. Jennings Crossjow years, 81 h. i1ioO
Mr. u savios sirachino. ycafs St 10 iS lsSoC,
Baron RoiSscid's Tomaiawi. years ST. b. a.
GLIDING ID cxtra) Psakc. kc........................ o
Mr. W " Gardncrs Volunteer, aged, st. oib. tsiool
Lord wcs..norclands Merry Hart, years . ST. 2lb.
Mr. I'VE " T. jones Lizard, years ST b tsSoo T.
Mr. r. Ten Brooks Paris, years ST. ib tf5ocl
HANDICAP PLATE OF $50, Tor three year oids and up.
wards ]. Y. c. Is furongs lao yardsl
Marquis Of Hastings Pantaloon, by The Cure-Gol.
conda, years, st. H., Cannon. .................
Mr.. q. Hodgman Confederate, years, st. lb.,
Lord samfcris Irics, ycar. ST. ID ncar;acii
Mr Pryors Troublesome, agcd ST. H., Custancc.. o
Mr. r. y sher's Reindeer aged sst b Challoner.. o
Mr. r. Ten Brocck's Forester, years, st. H.,
Thirteen others started, but gre not placed
TIE NV plato Of 200 soversigns, added 70 free
aud upwards; winners extra I. Y q. ID furiongs l&e
yards) 2l subs
Nc A pays. Lec!Yrcr by cOls,erdale-Aigebra, 8
Mr. W Morris RI W6,y, years It h., Ciilds
Lord s,amiord's Archinedes, years, ST. IL h., A.
Fifteen others were In the above race
Sweepstakes Of 10 sovercgns each; two year olds st.
Ib, three St; aliies and gcldngs allowed ID the
10 7. Y. u Is furiongs lao yardsl eslbS
Lord wcstnorelans's C by Irom.sed IAnd-Goldnnd-
.awf. Iu.. - n
The New York herald., 1866-04-21
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Asurp. Receipts 0 packages The demand con.
tnucd very small but the stock was very Fight, and
though holders free sellers there was no spos
ton manifested 10 accept lower prices We quote pot
a so 62s s6s7 with small sales and pear no,nnaily
at sl2 l2S for FIRST sort
Barsr~rrFrs Receipts, 5io2 bbls -four go bags
corn meal 43o bushels corn, $500 do oats 2 500 do
malt state and western -four in lcss domand
and holders generally free sellers at decline Of
l0c. a 25c rer bbL The salos were about 10 900
bbls at the annexed revised quotations. Tho
demand for Southern -four was comparatively
light, and prices favored the buyer on SINE
grades TO the extent Of loc i5c per bb The sales
were 500 bbla Canada -four had more sellers than
buyers and prces ruled ios. zoe lower, the market
closing heavy AZ the decline The sales abou, sso
bbs RYE hosr continaed ql.ei, Corn meal In
moderate demand but tho market sas dull and heavy
The New York herald., 1866-04-21

Messrs Satterthwaite Co., in their American circu
lar OF April 8, say
Since our last we have had firm and improving mar
ket in London the United States five twenty bonds
the closing quotation Of u 70 showing an advance Of
nearly per cent This would probably have been great
er Continental bourses been fiat and furnished
q large supply OF bonds, which, however, have been
taken up for English account but most probably TO find
their way Now York where they relatively about
four per cent hghe either for sale there romit
against shipments or cotton There has been an
whilst Erie shares neglected. bong offered at 56.
Atlantic and Great Western dcbentures daily taken
for the low prices lately ruling They close
nrmer at Tx 78h for large and 70k 10 30 for small
The New York herald., 1866-04-21
Marine Disasters.

B.rK srraniss Captain Rogers. from Galveston vss
u for Lverpoo Abandoned at sea on IRE crsw
saved and arrived At sydney. CD.
p,,a s,,.s-pooj. Apr,l s-Msrsien Msrtman has b.>s
picked mp on plank By h.hean, affair being IN The vstsr
several hours. lie states that he belonged 10 TIE ks~
Lund from New York fcr Bremerhaven Tobacco scs~s
"copper" and that Al AN Of NE ~ Apr he vss
ss wa. run into four miles OF Portland By
with one funn- and two mssv, which prcc>eins a.
Channel 1be Elise wss the por side and wsni
down iume4ssy viii al the rc@i Of TIE crew oorssunss
The New York herald., 1866-04-21

The Bank Of France return for the week ending april
g. shows the following changes compared with the pre-
vious fortyseven millions
notes, foryseven and twonths millions; current ac-
counts twenty millions; advances, one and two-nfths
million. Decrease-Cash three and haK millions;
treasury balance, twenty-six millions
The following the quotations for American secu
rites in London ut the close of business April 6
The New York herald., 1866-04-21

s..Ireo, ,or vhca, osclia.a ic Sc per bushel The
e.rsa VS. m,dcrale an1 lhe sslcs a. the reduction
nev 30 w tukee, ~ o5 81 70 for white Michigan
u y for whts Canada, o. 90 Cor white ucocscc
aud VI ~ Tor cj Nc. l Miwsnkes Corn not mpcS
wasted yet tho was very arm and the aslcs were
o. 0s prices, comp sting 10 ooo basiss al So esc fcv
The New York herald., 1866-04-21

Fashion Course. L. I.-TrottfnS.
The second OF the Of purses offered by the pro-
peto Of the Fashion Course trotsd for yesterday
afternoon. The purse was one hundred dollars, mile
heats best three In hve In harness. for horses that
trotted betor than three minutes In publicthat
is either in match for purse On q traek-as
made at fairs Is not regarded legitimate this
track For the race there fifteen entries six Of
which came to the post viz:-ch. m. Rosamond, b. g.
Sam, b. Pedlar, b. M Lady Sherwood, ch. m. Marce-
line, and Dr. 8. Cassius ~ Clay, Jr. Rosamond was
great favorte before the start selling hundred
eighty against the field After the FIRST heat,
which Sam won distancing all but Rosamond,
great change was wrought among the 6nanciers,
and they were all anxious to get on Sam, some
laying a. much hundred TO twenty on his winning
The mare beat him very easily the three subsequent
heats and those who regarded Sam so highly for the
moment paid dearly for their admiration Rosamond Is
a chestnut mare above fifteen hands, with three white
feet and assrp her face, slightly, but symmetrcay
put together and has nice, easy way OF gong. She
was sired by Old Columbus. her dam by Hiram Drew,
and is years old Sam is son OF Rysdck's Ham
betonian out Of the 0strom mare; nearly sxee hands
high, bay, with white pasterns behind He s nine
years old He has never been trained, and never
timed until the rst heat yesterday which he made In
2:s9X. Tho trot was very exciting between the above,
and lots OF money one way and another changed hands
the result
start wss eaacted Cassius NJ Claw Jr rwho had no
star. wss enecseo, Cass.us ~ lay LAY ~, & a,Oht ~ ,ho
s',ns s,.n, @ % n, S o sconS possm5nd third
pi, S-.S arr sna Marcalne siyth
Teaia. ,a ,ouI'.s auy Sno wooI nh h @ hr, s thav sn
aoaha% ~ % y y y s ww. , Sa dre a.rav and tool the
pa ; s0 tna. ;v a. fort. scconds three ienghs
ieau, Passink snas pos -, III 90 ' @ haS pa5iar
% snead u CI,uS Ssh na r%T r. VI n,o itb Msrcs
ina h uy @ ,%o r co;ns down be backstretcb
,ha ' nni bnpe G or "isce was made nv pedIar who
assod Sherwood hu ba vv.e 40 far hchnd that he
% % 40 eve
The New York herald., 1866-04-21
sales OF Real Estste.

The sale a. p~hle auction, by Muller. wilkins Co,
or tho estate Of the se Jacob Harsen continued
yesterday a, No III Broadway The sAle was larely A.
tended. The following the priccss b,cught-
lots s. w. cor 72d and 9th av IS oxi0o eac, 1850
lots n w. 7lst st and 9th av 70 6x10O each Nv
lots I'D st., 100 r. w. 9th av. 25xi02 each 25C0
lots adjoining ON I'D st., oh av 25slo2 ZACH 1850
do. do. do. 1850
II do. do. do. 5000
8 lots n. q list st., 22s n W. 9th av., do. 1000
~ lots adjoining on list St, W. 9th av., do. 2s5o
4 lots ON Broadway and 4 ON 7lst st., do 400
LOT corner 10th and 72d st., IS sx10O 6a5O
los adjoining on 10Th av., do...... 1890
lot adjoining on 10th av., do....... 3,45O
I lot adjoining on 10th av.. do....... $3.50
lots way 10th T3d ST. 25x6s 10 OIL each 1000
lots n 73i ST., 100 r. 10th av, 25x1o2 each 1860
lots OH b. 6eth roth ST. 2s.6xi00 each 1s75
lots w. oth av 10th st., Is 100 1900
lots w. cor 9th av and Tist n 25 ox1co each 1900
lots roth st., 100 n. 9th sy., 25xio2 each 500
lots Goth s, 100 r. ". 9th av., 25xl02 each 625
lots and gore lots q 10th St, 225 n. ". 9th
av., 25xlO< each i 400
lots and lots, ajg 25xs2 TO 100, each.. 1878
lots adg on 'olh ST., zSxloo each 1,sOo
lots aud gore lots on broadway, s 6gth 81
2ssiss 10 s., each .................... 29oo
lots on Broadway and 3 in rear, on 70h 81,
2sxioo 10 1855 each. 45oo
3io,s 7ist St. 100 r. 9th av., 25xl0o. each 1900
lots roth 81, 100 r. W 9th av 25xl00, each $50
10 lots sdlg. 70h St. 25xl02 each. h.......... 1850
lots ads 10Th 81, 25yfo2 each ........... 1900
ly,- op broadway aud lots on 7o'h st, 25xl0o
10 19O ench. 600
lo,sss ;,ss a., 2Tb n w. pth av 25xlo2 each ip75
Iots adj on fssi st., 2sxio2 cach............ 2too
lots on broadway and lois on list st, 2Sxioo
" lSS esch .........s....s.......... AvW
The New York herald., 1866-04-21

Increase this year. 953 04S
The return from the Bank of England for the week
ending April gives the following results when COM
pared with the previous week
The New York herald., 1866-04-21

Tie Supreme Court has enJolnod tho psvmeut q, any
dsyidend on tho common stock OF the Michigan southern
81 Northern Indiana Railroad COMPANY. n. ,slu,s.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-04-10
PROPOSALS.

DROP0SALS. - SEALED PROPOSALS. IN
Il duplicate will be received at tins Office unit Il
M, MONDAY. the 16h day of April 1866, Tor the
delivery OF COCO head OF BEEF CATTLE ON the hoot,
for the use OF captured Indians. The cattle to be
deyeIedto to the a Z. s , for Indians at Fort Sumner
New Mexico.
The first delivery to be on the 1st day of July 1866
and TO consist of 500 head OF catte the subsequent
deliveries 10 be in such numbers and at such time.
as may be required by the undersigned.
lhe cattle must be from three to five years old
and must weigh at least 400 pounds net their weight
to be ascertalneo according to manner laid down IN
tie Subs Regu atoms OF 1881 and to be OF che bes
marketable quality. No Stays, Bulls, Cows, OF
heiiers will be received
whenever in the opinion of the A. c. s. for In
dians at Fort Sumner the cattle presented do not
lulhl the conditions lere set form, many as do
not will be rejecIed, Ten per cent OF money due
contractors will be retained until the contract is tu
filed
Two responsible persons must sign each bid
guaranteeing that II ,he contract is awarded 10 the
psrty parties therein proposing, they will enter
INTO ample bonds Ior the faithful iuf ment OF the
contract, and when the parties thus offering as
sureties are unknown to the Undersigned, their
ability TO reimbn Sc the loss to the United states
which would accrue in case OF talure must be
attested before magistrate other officer EN-
powered to administer oaths.
The par ties TO HON this contract is let Will be eX
pected TO fill the contract the mseYesany sublettng
Of the contract win be considered failure to COM
ply with the contract, and the contractor viii be held
endorse on the envelope Proposals for Beef
Cattle, at Fort Sumner, New Mexico "
Captain and G. S and Brevet Major u. S. A.
Office Purchasing and Depot @. s District of New
McEico. Santa Fe NJ, February 7, 1866 1 28t
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-04-10
LEGAL NOTICES.

I NTHE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF THE
~Cll1 AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPH' A.
The Auditor appointed by the Court TO audit, settle,
and adjust the account of SAMUEL BAUGH and
JAG Oh ~ FILL, asSignces the benet the cred-
LoTs , Of CHRIsIIAN J. FELL and GEORGE N. KINs-
Jhh late trading as FELL a &KINSLER, and 10 report
distribution Of the balance IN the hande Of the ao-
oountsnts viii meet the parties for the pur
poses o. bis appointment or MONDAY. April 10th, at
O'Clock n M at The Wetherll House. n The city OF
fmaqelpma. WILLIAM NJ. BULL,
81 thstu0t Auditor.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-04-10

A MEXICAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC, CORNER
~ OF BROAD and Loo usT stTeget9, a, WIN, -,,,,
Lessee ana A'n's'ssEC SEC 0SDt ~ELR A-' una ''D =
BRILLIANT ENGAGEMENT
u uO woNDERFUL RAvELs,
and Their msgnIaeent Company.
ANTOINE RAvEL, .-u..
MART1NETTI FAMILY,
@ a. PERl1A 3 do. Ssq9s Ss Rso ysnas Van Sod9 Naze
This (Iuesday5 EVENING, April 10.
The performance will commence with the
rHR1h STE4I FIYiNG I 2IE 4 4fkHlHTPIEzr.
by eabriersPupilY YouNe AMERICA
After which, by request toe Ballet Pantomine Of
XENTILA N......."...........oAB RAAYEL
Dances Incidental 10 the piece.
Grand hintse Divertis ement by the full Corps.
Ladies and "a nj cmen 81 dc Colps dc Faliet
- GRAND PAS DE QUATRE ,v..r,,,-,,
b, SSJIGF&2RIIA ,II Pt5P1IpTtA PIT MAD'LLEs VAhDRs'
ASTONISHING CHINESE PAS
- 49,, aUo,o y, CL&$Sfg4L. eEoUPJNGsr
To conclude with the serio,eomic Pantomime Of
OR, THE BRAziItAN APE.
GABRIEL RANEL as.................'. i.;:a..:.rhPO
ANlQdNE kAVEL I AADII n
in active preparation and viii be produced during the
week the Grand faii8 FhptSm9e iS fge entitled the
, se9 m eI PGrQq's PS R3q9sis % cents G'0 e
seats can be secured six deys In ad' ance at O. w;
and a ss B6z oSS the 1eadou
OF Music. from A. NJ tQ4 i. NJ,
on SATURDAY Ar FRNooN. April Il.
THE SECOND GRAND MATINEE
win be given when in compliance with the public re-
quest seats will be secured in tho Parquet Parquet
Circle, and Balcony without extra charge.
Doors opep Z past 70 commence at q o'clock.
nTALNUT STREET THEATRE.-N. e.
w corner NINTH and WALNUT Streets.
TUESDAY ENENlNG, April 10,
Last night bat tour of the Eminent Artistic,
Second night Of Westand harstons new and success
iui : 00nfiI DfASR; SAi'i58 Or LOVES MAsoUER ADE
Bian9 Mrs d; Il B9WEES B9yIdN
Don D - NC o@LGm @
10 Conclude with shatespeare's Comedy o.
KATHARINE AND PLTkUCHIO, .-
Katharine. ne..........'.........'.i;h Mrs D. X BoWEhS7
GiRSiSSif '0oMPiiiiENtXRY %fTrNEE, ''''1
THIS tuesday, AFTERNOON AT O'CLOCK,
MEssRs MARBLE AND wILKs.
GRAND VARIETY BlLk
AIRS J0HN DREW,s NEW ARCH STREET
M THEATRE. Begins at IA o'clock.
CROWDED AND FASHIONABLE HOUSES
MR.. JAMES \. MURDOCH.
o. TONIGHT Tuesday, April 10,
MONEY.
Alfred Eyelyn n..,.,...,..., Mr. JAMES !. MURDOOH
SIR John YeseY & MT a ss
Captain Dudley Smooth. ,.,.....,",...Mr l.. L, James
VII W p
Clara Doug MISS r. frlce
Georgllna l. a. Oreese
FRIDAY-Fa,ewell Benefit of
MR.. JAMES II. MURDOCH
SEATS SECURED SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE.
A CADENlY OF FINE ARTS, CHESTNUT
y Street above Tenth; ais; :,
BENJAMIN Vests great Picture Of
stfH on exhibition IL
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-04-10

n GOVERNMENT HARNESS AND SADDLES
" NEW AND SLIGHTLY WORN-AN IMMENSE
6TOCh-harness, Saddles, Halters, Rens, Lead Lines
ollars, Wagon Covers Shelter Tents Porta BILE Forges
etc. etc, very cheap. A lot OF entirely Officers
Saddles, only sl6. Plated Bit Bride, SOL Wholesale
and retail
PITKIN a CO.,
linz No. $3.50 North FRONT Street Philada
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-04-10

VALUABLE IMPROVEMENTS. - A large
number Of valuable improvements are TO be
ward. Among those already commenced we
notice the followingi-FEe brown-stone front
dwellings at Fortieth and Chesnut streets; six
frstclass dwellings, with side yards, at Thirty.
Ciesnut and two on Thirty-ninth street; three
hne stores on Market street, west Of Fortieth
five frstclass dwellings on Spruce street, between
Forty-drst and Forty.second streets nearly
fnisbed. Work has also been commenced on
hiteen fine dwellings on Spruce and Pine streets,
in the same vicinity. cn
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-04-10

MORE FOREIGN FRUIr.-lhe brig POtOSi
which arrived at this port Yesterday, ffom Mes
sina, brought, with Hother articles, 1000 boxes
lemons, and 1890 boxes oranges.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-04-10
SHIPPING.

fire HARILL'S PASSAGE OFFrCB.
SalssSS ss9fv St oASoHoR a. LINE OF sTEsAbME%Rs% sbs %
'"qBfRrITEARSSSSfthA'' 'BfRrITEARSSSSfthA.'' TSfhSbbiBHhl@' ShbiH. -h
LfvIFsRPoo1 IoSDoEpFRRY. BELFAST. Duh In
NkNRY, C0RK, AID GLASGOW. ff
PAYABLE IN PAPER CO nRRFNCY. WIN
$50, and elQ
in PAiD CERi iFii KTEs
hsued for bringing out passengers nom the above
I6wfB RITES THAN ANY OTHER LISE. Y
al ALL u sTxfi IA fiS oHs ON TIE IRISH RAILWAYS
noce thSt Inc Anchor Ine Is he only line sranBF
tRiouth okets at the above Ietes rom PHILADELPHIA %
only GIlY euthorized Agent in hiedelphia
Apply 70 Sole Agent for "&H; ~ a GH6s 6ds4fIINNF" fINE"
lis NO 2ii WALNUT Street
sqiE-s FOR NEW YORK.-PHLADEI.
uAsxa aess-A dephie Steam Propeller Company De-
sUach swiitsure 1nes Delaware and Raritan Canal
s6ype m Gai az " M anS & p NJ connecting with al
For freight. which vi be taken upon accommodating
terms, apply TO WILLIAM Nj. BAIRD d CO.,
ais No. lS2 DELAWARE Avenue
rsj1iTN FOR HARTFORD, CONN.
- a1SGt 2 via tRs sa9S pS9TSre and RaritgT
despateh Freight taken on reasonable terms, Apply
'0aoa WILLIAM No, Al Isl = s. siiIP WuASTEfs. I SGT2Efs
ITO SHIP CAPTAINS AND OwNERs.-THB
Il Undersigned having leased the KENSINGION
sCRkW DOC to in orm his rsnos and the patrons
OF The Dock tha he is repeed with increased fact tiles
TO accommodate those having vtsse to be raised or
repaired gpd De being Prac,ieal shlp-earpenter and
eaulker WI give personal attention TO the vessels en-
Ce6toins or Agents Ship Carpen ers and Machinists
Having lhe, agency for he sac of Wetters edits
SSG n oi m oh5er @ & t9nt or t6e
pared 70 iurnish the esame on favorable terms. p
JOHN u. HAMHITT
49, Kens nPton screw Dock,
Sll DELAWARE Avenue, above Ia UREL Street.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-04-10
GOVERNMENT SALES.

GOVERNMENT SALES.
Z lFFICL OF ASSISTANT QUARTERMAsTER,
W1LM1NaToN, Del April 8 1856.
MULES AND HORSES.
VIII be sold at WILMINGTON Del, on
FRIDAY, the 18Th OF April,
Friday, the Goth Of April
FRIDAY, the eth of April,
TWO HUNDRED AND TEN MULES.
SEVENTY MULES on each daY OF sale,
On the last day OF sale, April 27th IN addition to
'ne THiRrY III SR i'1S ONE Tt GoVTRNMENT % HORSES
The especial attention OF purchasers Is invited t.
he above sales. Farmers and Others needing good
Working Animals Will find It to their advantage to
attend as many good bargains may be had
ANIMALS sold slngly,
Sale o commence at 10 A, III.
TeIms-Cash, IN United States currency.
BY order OF Brevet Bugadier General JAMES A Z.
EKlN, in charge LIST Division q Nj. q o.;
c. II, GALLAGHER
l9t Captain and A. O. NJ.
CREAr SALE OF GOVERNMENT CLOTHING.
DEPoT OF ARMY CLOTHING AND EoUrPAeE, /
LOUISVILLE, Ky March q, 1866.
Will be sold at Public AucuOn, at the Government
Clothing Warehouses ION the riverb JeifersonWe,
Indiana on MONDAY, the l6tn day OF April, 1866,
az - = ''O'A Al ii 7ii0 GREAT COATS
These coats new, and are sold because they are
irregular IN color and material. Ihey a'e mostly
Terms-Cash, in Government funds.
BY order Of the Quartermasler- General;
41OEt NJ. s. X, o. S. Army.
CALE OF DAM GED CORN.
- CHIEF QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE ]
DEPOT OF WAsHIN0TON,
WAsHINGToN, d. O., Apul 1866 J
Will be sold at Public Auenon, under the drec.
ton Of Brevet Leutenant.C Colonel j Il. G. Lee, A
O. NJ, on SIXTH Street Wharf, Washington, ID. o.,
on FRIDAY April 20 1866 ut 10 O'Clock a NJ
large quantity Of damaged Government grain. viz
28877 BUSHELS CORN, IN SACKS.
The grain must be removed by purchasers within
ten days from date OF sac.
erms- Cash. IN Government funds
ID. III. RUCKER,
Breyet Major. Gen. and Chief Quartz rmaster,
4l00t Depot of Washington.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-04-10

MIssNG.-A man named Tracy, recently
mustered out of the army, left his home in the
Twenty fourth Ward about two weeks ago, and
nothing has been heard of him since. His family
are i'm great distress.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-04-10

inquest yesterday on the body OF James Nugent,
l3 years old, who, while playing with button
got 1t into his throat and was strangled Death
resulted IN a few minutes. The parents of the
child reside at No. l82l North Second street
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-04-10

HIGHWAY RoBBERY.-TWo men were
arraigned yesterday morning upon the charge
OF having assaulted and robbed Thomas Burke
at an early hour on Sunday morning, near Sixth
and Shippen streets, but were discharged for
want of testimony to connect them with the
OnPnse.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-04-10

FRE.-A fire broke out in the picl1er-room
arrested before il had made much progress.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-04-10

ACcIDENT.-Fredericlo Sheppard, aged
Coates streets, fell off sofa yesterday afternoon
and fracturedlhis left tshoulder-blade. The little
sufferer was admitted into the Pennsylvania
Hospital.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-04-10

RECEIPTS FROM TAxEsE1be following
statement shows the recelptg from taxes from
April I'd to the 18th. both hclusive!a April I'd,
S23, ,56s16; 3d. SIS, 1890; Ath, 1855 'O2; 9th,
SlO,522'62; sth, $l4.10l44; 7th, Sl2,sll 62;
making a total OF S94,92T25. The receipts are
larger than at the same period last year, but
still they are not so great as they should be,
considering that Taxpayers are still allowed at
the rate of one per cent month for prompt
payment.