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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-05-12

II is runorcd at Washington that
Macmillan offers to give Us large
slice of Northern Mexico if we will
recognize the Empire His offer ia
said to include all that portion Of
Mexico north Of the line drawn from
the mouth Of the Rio Grande due
ives, to the Pacific Ocean, to include
the ports Of Mazatlan and San Bias.
and the Sates Of Lower California.
Sonora, chihuahua, and Coahuila.
containing something like 400. 600
square miles, vast mineral wealth and
about million of turbulent, warlkc
Mexicans and fcrociou-, untamable
Comanche and Apache Indians. whom
he finds it impossible to conquer.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-05-12

LAsXsssse, HI, Apsu ia color.
"a - aansd Darsss, brcuyht suit
acsinsa Z psassinsst citizen this morn.
~ = sal6ees . coosssce The defend
ant ~ eoswss, ssss Up thas the negro
esu~ into the Stats in violation OF the
l3tA artiels d the constitution Of the
State II indianA, which, under pains
and pcsaltics, prohibits negroes from
coming into this Ststc, and dcl.srs shs"
iron III rieh,s 10 enforce contracts, etc.
The plaintiff denurs to the answer
maintaining that the 18th article Is void
and OF no effect. because J. !, Is in
esctra,cntioa Of the letter and spirit OF
the constitution of the United States.
Il is in direct conflict with the ccnsiitn-
tionaI amendment abolishinz slavery.
z Il IL void under the first section OF
the civil right. bill which gives To all
PERSONS born in the United states full
RICH, 10 make and enforce contracts,
an, law, statute, ordinance, regulation
cr easss,m 10 the contrary notwiih-tand-
ing
The court sustained she demurrer
and the defendant appealed to the Cir
cult Court, which is now in session
The case was submitted to-day and
after argument Of counsel it was taken
under advi.cmcnt Judge Gest "'li
probably render decision tomorrow
nder the second section Of the civil
rights bill he can only decide in favor Of
the negro, for the reason that nm al
verse decision would subject HIM 10 the
,-enal,y of Z 900 fine aud impr'son-
incnt
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-05-12

THE ToHTuGAs CoNvIcrs.-The
Supreme Court of the United States
having decided tina, the Indiana Mil.
i,ary Commission, for the trial Of
civilians, to be Illegal, the persons
convicted by it having, in oonse.
quence been discharged, there is 80
doubt that steps will soon be taken
to procure the release Of DR. Mudd,
Arnold, OLaughlin and Spangler,
convicted Of conspiring against the
life Of President Lincoln.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-05-12

:. WIlITED \ CO.,

COTTON FACTORS and general
Commission Merchants lnr the sale
ol southern and Western Produce. ard
the purchase 81 Goods OF every desrrP
ton Tor Merchants and Planters Lib.
cfaI C,SlI AnNANtf~ made on
eonsignmcnis rrompt attention paid 10
al business entrusted to rs
No q Can street. New ORLEANS
December | , o. MAY
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-05-12

II is said that war between Rus
s'a and Austria would bring 80. 900
Hungarian volunteers into the Aus.
TRAN ranks.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-05-12

Tuy P.nis Pass ASp rns RAnte AS
Our esteemed contemporary makes the
suboincd remark. relative to the Texas
radicals
"Degener. of Bcsar county, openly
advocates negro suffrage DAVIS. OF
Webb county, u equally radical but
In the l-t OF t~cnt, four slgnors We no
tee the name Of Robert II Taylor, the
irrepres-iblo Col Bob Taylor from
Fannin county, the distinguished inli-
yidual. who, on the 18th day Of July,
A. u. 1865, Mt public meeting held Ia
Paris, Texas, which meeting wa com
posed Of the citizens Of Lamar, Red
River Faunin, Hunt Hopkins, Titus
and other counties, aud was called for
consultation for the public good, to
bring abou, unity aud harmony among
the people in the present emergency
rot fyhfing mad (for the first time, sc
presume, since the war began,l aud de
clarai in public speech that he, Bob
Taylo-, would not submit 10 the eman
eipation uf his negroes, Tut would de
bfnb MS TfkHtN untii hlN h'A'f'H NHH"i'
be taken from his possession by an
armed force, and then he would not
submit, but in the Supreme Court Of
tn. United States he would be found
contending for his property Poor
Bob He now sincerely rcjoices that
the negro is free, and advocates ia cir
equality with the whites as witnesses Ia
all eases For hi- sudden conversion "a
radicalism, he is rewarded by tho .'ro-
sisional Governor with the office ui
Comptroller Of the Stat and has gone
TO Washington 10 attend to the duties OF
hi- ofhce--and perhaps he viii be able
10 hold consultation with Stevens aud
company, and determine what course 10
pursue Is get another office when his
present term expires
The character Of the petition intro
duced into the convention by Davis, Of
Webb county was alluded To in our
last issue We have one single remark
III conclusion upon this subject We
shall never assist in giving pnlitieal
power 10 the negroes, nor shall We as
rl-t in eleyating radicals to office in
order to be considered n Mon man
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-05-12

They strengthen and inyieoretc the sys
ten.
They give a good and healthy appetite
They assist digestion
They are the best -,imulan, incSi-,encc
They aea preventive Of fever mud ague
They cure nervous headache
They arc perfectly pure and pola'ablc
The Red Jacket Bitter. are sold in quart
bottles by all druggists AMI dealer. in the
country.
BENNETT rIETERS 4 co 81 and
33 Michigan Avenue, Chicago, sole pro
prictofs
GRAY Il NORRIS. wholesale agents
tot the South. New Orleans
i. Il Il JACOBS, Agents for Shrevc.
port aud vicinity.
aiarch %. sGG. 30 I'm
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-05-12
WALKER 4 SNYDER.
HARLOW !. PHELPS \ CO..

HOTTON F.tCTORS and general
y Commission Merchants, No. iI2
Gravier street. between Camp AID It
Charles. \rs O rpsus
j Phelps 4 Go Aets, Shreveport La
oct 5 'G5. uGIy
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-05-12
New Orleans Advertisements
y AEtitE J.. " sroNE
ARTHUR, STONE 4 Co,
(.ENC.NAI. @sANOCCNS

NV ~ wv u ~ vNNvN tNS.
A>p pEu,H, N
w C~tCln Prod ucc.
Ter HrWiroHi Tchoupiioplp. 81.
NEW ORLEANS.
hfFER FOR SALE
" Coffee Old java, Rio. Havana,
aud lRgnHyra.
sugars. l.onf Crushed. Powdered.
Clarified, aud all grades Of Louisiana and
Havana.
Teas. Young IIyson, Imperial Gun.
powder and all punics Of Green ard
Back Tea IN Every variety oi package
TobaCCO.--th choice tn.eusii.h Of va.
ricl. brands, and MEDIUM and common
qualities IN all siSlcs Of packages. Al.p.
hu. cot chcwin, and smoking tobacco. Of
various hfnrdl
Cigars Choice Havana Imits'io.
do flufidn and Common,
Liquors. Fine old Cognns Bran.
rs kp,h,llr IIetd.snN and American
DO Holland and Amer,ra Gin Srhri.
uNll SUNNI NIHF Ihf' tiu NJ h'b anu
NonougnhelA W hisky .sirs aud com,
mon brands Rrctied " Whisky Jamaica
Rum itoch, Applr, mud sherry Bran
dies i.rnudy ,hsrrit~ and Fruits cd
1rguac ~ bottles tordinls. Rliicrs "
pca0 Nnuschine, Nctmoulh kirsehwas
ser AIMS settle Nilirrs. rtc,
Wine, Old Port. Sherry, Mad i've,
Mu.cat Sau'rrrr tninN ha, champagne,
ana thf,i oi yafiuu- brands
n,o,i.ions.- Pork Beet Bacon,
lard. l. tier Chccsc. Rice, fl"ar, choice
sugar cnrcl Hams. longues hrltd Bel,
etc r'c.
Fruits. Oranges, Ismons. R"pins
rrunc., Figs prs,d Apph, MI fcHth's
rrcscrN Impaired mud Domestic
Swc 'mcais, aud in iule, ,Iifon, shaker
Preserves, etc. etc.
Sauirics. Soap. Sperm and ~'sr
Candies. Pickles. ~HrrS ktichups. Mn.
'afd Ginger. tayenne Pepper. J. men .,
Gloves. Mace Cinnamon lrdigo, ,cpv,f-
res, A'um Starch. l.iuglss. Nnim,gs,
l'uwd,r Shot, H,F l'nd u nom>, Buck
cts, Tub. Wrapping i'uprt AMI jSu',
Pipes, Playing tufds, Nails, E'nckirr
Salrraiua Ncnsi Pow dcru. Soda ttrtm
Tartar. Inks. Candies. Powder, Shot
/ nd. and ,ars
IA kjads cf G..ods Gopyif to ario'
january =, &c 10y
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-05-12

Our Texas Radicals profess ,pcndorsc
10th the Congress aud the President
snt prevented the adoption Of resosa-
tons by the Convention thanking the
President for the course he had pur
sued and pledging him the support Of
Texas We wish, therefore, to call 10
their attention wha, the President said
recently TO o delegation from Connect.
cut We quote 'thc President then
SAID The principles of my restoration
policy are fundamental No NAN can
approve OF my policy and that Of Con.
grcss Mt the same time That is iapos-
sibie In New Hampshire 1t was claim.
ed that both policies were supported
which OF course could not be but after
the election it was claimed tina, II Radi
cal victory hsd been achieved lie
trusted ,he, the people would no, be de
eeived
This, then, is equivalent to n declara
ton from the Presidents own lips tina,
Texas Radicals, and all other radicals,
IRE lahorng 10 deceive the people o.
Gdircsion Sers
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-05-12

} G rtsrNER,.... n II sfNswoEruY
vi rIssNFr
EIstner. kinsw orthy \ Co.,
(Snccessor, 70 J n cpier)
CORNER oF Lrvrr Am MILAN SITS
SHRETEPORT 1t.
WILL do receiving iorsafdiug. and
general commission business. and
will keep constantly on hand general a.
sortment OF
GROC /. II | T. :,
Dry Goods,
i;eo.s sud Shoes.
Ready made Clothing,
Plantation Medicine,
Tin Ware
Hardware.
Qleenswsrc
Bageing and Rope Sc
Which they will sell a. the loves, cash
prices. and will take ia exchange cotton.
wool pellries. and all kinds Of country
produce.
They respectfully solicit iho patronage
Of their nnn~rou. friend. and arqaaint.
snccs, and the public generally and prom
lse satisfaction to al who vii give them
a trial
VIII also make liberal advances on
consignmen,s TO their friends 10 New
Orleans
tn Tyler and Henderson papers will
plea.e copy three months
January -, 'Gh 2lln
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-05-12
NcSTEN \ ALI T.,

Late j Burnside a Coz
I NPORTERS and wholesale dealers IN
l Foreign and u 'mcstic Dry Good-, No
- Cannl street New Oitaus
oct. 10. 90 uI-ly
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-05-12
JAMES VI. IRQtIIART.
NEW ORLEANS

1 GRfCTLTtR1L Warehouses lOl
~ Cnmp street, corner Poyiuys
gro W. SlXER
A full assortment OF Agricultural and
Horticultural implements and machinery
French Burr Mil stones. Nil Irons Gin
Gearing, Boiling Cloths. Corn Nils
Spades, Shogrl., Hoes, AYES. Chains &c
Also. Fairbanks Patcpt Platform Scales
Oct 10. 'd5. uT-ly
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-05-12
COTTON FACTORS

Nd Commission and Forwarding Mer
n chants. l2S Gtsyler street, (lfon'
Office up stairs New Orleans, La
Oct 90. '65 ns;ly
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-05-12

DC Tickci 10 AT Nopnrlm'hI-- '"H w
y B-A student having pad luf
conr,c in any branch NJ above. ia emitted
20 Life Tlck, IN that Department. lie
can attend such branches as be may de
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-05-12

w cStCl'n Proc ucc.
Ger Grwiooni Trhoupiiop'os sb,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-20
GIcanings from our Exchanges

day says: ada Ia eqatul 8sga
THE weather was cold, cloudy, and windy
Yesterday indicating snow last night. The
mercury ranged ut forty-nve degrees. 81
PittahurR the river In rising, with SIX ana q
half feet In the channel Here the river
has risen three feet during the past twenty
four hours, with thirteen fe@ hence 10
Louisville. III H1UE
Lou1svIILE.--The Courier Of Saturday
says: ., >...t,,
brislxIy. with six feet six inches water In
the canal, by the mark, at dusk During
the previous "a hours It had riaen nine
Inches ut the head Of the falls anu TWO ieet
three inches at Portland. The wentner
was cloudy and disagreeable most OF Lhe
| day, with n light rain IN the morning. Ine
sun went down clear the evening before,
| but the geese were clamorlng TOT more
| rain and IL came at their call, we suppose
| as the other sign had failed. -,
| On the falls last evening there were AZ.
/ feet water in the pass, down the lhuian
| chute, and rising. 300 E
aMEMpHrs. The Avdldache OF Thursday
says; 1H4a EUH aoln
weather cool and cloudy, with heavy
| continuous fall of rain. The river AT ~
! Louis IN reported falling, WIFI seven anu
! half feet to Cairo. IL raised nYe lncnes y
this point in the past twenty ho ~,
! The Arkansas Is reported stationary; WV
four and n half feet TO Little Rock Whlt
| River remains in fair conditlon.
Business on the wharf yesteruhy WV ns ~
very brisk owing TO the non-atrlNtIoi, VII
4 regular packets. The weather was us a Z !,
and gloomy, with an occaslont.ti SUI ~ ii n
rain AT night steady ram see ~; ~, =,
dav The continual wet weather mas
tendancy To retnrd cotton shipments.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-20

christ. Hedderich. JAS. w. Lauer.
-rw 4. nERICIa a LAUE
- Dealers In GR0CEKlsEs, PRSoDuCE,
$500 ana Filth, Evansville, Ind.
Ali kinds OF Country Produce taken In
axchanue for Goods, and the highest mar
~i III pconneetion with the store, there is o
large and commodious Wagon yard for
the acoomm odation of country dealers.
seplo ally .sH1.gft tqrs 3
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-20
VIM. REAvIS,
DAVID K. WATKINS,

Qate of New York City, ~
Attorney and Counselor at Law, !,
Can be found at the Office OF , MOTIFS ana
johnson, near the corner on asii swans ans
Locust Streets, Elliott's BUILDING, SN@ns-
WI Win i promptly attend to all business en-
trusted to his care. a.. u,,,ans,y,lla
Refers to the officers OF Tug ~ de,s1
National Bank. l0S~s N0AA
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-20
TRANsPORTATIoN.
The Only Line Carrying Freight to
and from Eastern Cities.
Time Quicker, and Rates as Low, as
by any other Route.
TTVIEIs ~ THE ONLY LINE HAY

vwNHIs Is THE ONLY LINE HAV-
n ing real capital, and owning the cars
In which its freight ~ transported. It's
tended 10 be run through between Eastern
and Western cities, irrespective OF changes
OF gunge. The Star Union Line" reaches
Fast over the Pennsylvania Railroad, and
fs the authorized Fast Freight Line OF that
road and Is worked on all routes over
which IL undertakes 10 transport under
contracts which secure 20 the property en-
trusted 20 It's charge the best facilities for
fast and uniform movement that roads
over which IL passes possess.
We invite She attention OF merchants
shipping goods West 10 the facilities Offer
cd by this line.
An claims for damage or over-
charge soilt be promptly settled by
presenting freight bills and btLLs Of
ladin0 at this o6ice, avoiding all de-
Ian Of referring bills East for settle
n,ent - an adUdntd0e offered by no
other route.
TO parties shipping produce East, this
line Offers special inducements. The pro-
duce is loaded al this place In "Star Line
cars" and goes through without change TO
any Eastern city. f.s
II. II. EMRMAN q co,
sep25 dow Agents.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-20
Honfs Due.

Among the first boats due here
are the Havana and Starlight, for Nash
willie; Nightingale, and Silver Cloud. for 81.
Louis; Belle Vernon, from 50. Louis; Mag
gle Hays, Tor Memphis; silver Moon and
Laura Fenton, from Memphis; Amazon,
and Louisville, for New Orleans; Carrie,
Yirg min, W. =. strader, Indiana and Hem
~ Ames, from New Orleans; Rose Hite,
from Louisville; Ada Lyon. from Green
River
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-20
Arrivals ana Depmrturen.

The arrivals since sunday evening were
quite numerous, including the Plain City,
Louisville 10 Louisville; Tempest, Tonnes
soc River 10 Louisvilie; Sam. Orr, Cairo TO
Evansville; Morning Star, Henderson to
Louisville; Bertha, Cincinnati TO Arkan-
sas River; Clifton, Cincinnati to Mem
phis; Louisiana, New Orleans TO Louis
vile; Newsboy, Henderson and return
Kate Putnam, Pittsburg 10 80. Louis; J.P.
Webb To the wharf
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-20
RIVER NEWS.
sTrAMBoAT PRINTING.

No printing establishment In the West
has better facilities or greater ability for
doing fine Steamboat Printing. Our assort-
nent OF job Type, though very large and
complete, IL constantly being added 10, and
our Job department Is under the personal
superyision OF one Of the best job printers
in the United states. We are prepared TO
print Posters, plain or fancy, Bill Heads,
Bills Lading, Cards, Deck and Meal Tick
ets, Bills Of Fare, Mates Tickets for Labor,
&C., &c. orders left with either OF the
wharf boats Will be promptly attended to.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-20
GREAT EASTERN, WESTERN, and
SOUTHERN EXPRESS LINE.

rWyHE ADAMS LxgmEss, ~ ~ :,
Continuance of the patronage of the pub
s lie referring TO ita superior ihcilitith 81
transnortation, itA vast domestic ana inter-
fH national connections, tA proinpt llquidn-
ton of All LOSSES and IT. sterling relinDiiity;
Eapeeiai care taken In the collection 81
Bifia Drafts Notes and the transportation
OF Money and Valuable Packages
30 Merchandise received Tor deivefy on
fa3 proceeds returned promptly. HH
Transport heavy and light freiehts pack
ages and parcels aa low us all other for"
wnrdefN. La. Il
"a Any information. ia regard "a the routes,
Ac. can be obtained nj the ofiice, No. IS
10 s0iFrH FIRST STREET (Chandler's
Blocls) HE8T. dAiitbht, Agent
novl4 DIFF u@f y
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-20
River Mmd weather.

out Sunday night and till nearly noon yes
terday. The river rose Is inches during the
twenty-fotr hours ending NJ three O'clock
yesterday. 10 Is rising faet at Cincinnati
and slowly at Pittsbnrg. There is Is feet
in tho channel hence 10 Cairo
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-02
Xmneemrnts.
p,ARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.

R,ARNUM~ AMERICAN MUSEUM
- BROADWAY, between sprinr and Prineesta
tfBs HezABasBHEyr NOT ADyGRr1sE IN Tps
HBw-YoRE HERALD
EASTER. HOLIDAY WEEK.
IBdefatiesblo ia the pursuit OF
sT0REHoUsE Of the WORLDS WONDERS
FEAST Of MORAL. MENTAL INSTRUCTIVE, Curl
Gus. and AMUSING ATTRACTION
An Arrangement has ben perfected
At GREAT EXPENSE,
with the propretors Of he esiebrsed
~ AUSTRALIAN BlhD-sHO"
SPLENDID COLLECTION
st all hours, eomprsng the following
RARE SPECIES,
specimens OF which may be purchased: -
isEPHoTuS CocKATELLAs, LOVE BIRDS, SHELL
PkROogkTS, VARIETIES Of tho LEMON CRESTED,
NAVSkCUs, and LEADBEATFR COCkATOO, AUSTRIA
LIAM BLACK SWAN. WHITE PEACOCkS NAkIE'
TIES or GOLDEN BIRDS Se., Ge.
Tbeh- IN conjunction with IL. singular but pte.siDs
WILD AUSTRALiaN CHILDREN,
who are supposed 20 have btlongrdto
A RACE or CANNIBALs,
form exhibition II the most
DEEP AND ABsORBlSG INTEREST
EVERY AFTERNOON AT ?. tVENlNG AT a.
A STARTLING WONDER,
The SPHINX.
Wle viewing this sinsuiAy, tho question NATURALLY
suggeSts hse1, -
WHAT is IT.
Not miracle because it is tho Ie'nt Of natural eanse' MOI
mechareal IL has the power Of speech. Not hnman II -
head vitbont body; IN diligence without soul Not
shadow ii Is payable TO feeling and sight. Itns Pna
AN UNEXPLAINED MYSTERY
after which the scIparai His,oica DIsa founded
on Insrahalns hacr.d work.
TIE PILLAR OF FIRE,
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-02
SPLENDID FARM. ready Stocked. 70

CPLENDID FARM, ready Stocked. for
ber e.k susx maple ard eb-stnut This farm has three
moving meadow orchards choicest grated fruit in full
bearing petsnni springs ground available fos perfect
ponds large and elegant sling and ample barns and
sheds There 800 hns weelsd Vermont merino sheep on
swne poutry complete ,tock Of agriculture. tools and
nplcmsu Tho houss 10 fully furnished for immsdsts oc
copston from bsds crociery and carpcs up 70 ptnres
Chatham Four Corners. tue Harlem RAirosd and miles
from East Chatham eu the Albany and Springfield kosd
Tho wood alone, which Is worth cord the rsnrosd
makes the place exceedingly desirable spurchssc As
stocked farm 10 one the most valuable 10 Nswfa AP
10y 10 HOMER MORGAN. No. Pinest.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-02
JORDANs WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS

yOkDAN" WHILE SULfhUR SIhINuo.-
~ Tho celsbrsed wsterDg place offered Tor SALE
favorable terms The property situated la Frederick
County VIRGINIA wifhin 6ve miles Of Wnohssex and milo
and hAf Of Steps Depot BY good turnpike rosd II
about 100 land With Large garden and dns
orchards OF fruit Tho principal buildings o brick
tbfee stories substantially built containing about 70 roon.
with bath houses Ten pho alley stables :nd ether oqt6a
css be put compss order small sIpeass and BE- ready
for visitors within thirty day. The gsdsa being filled
with vegetables stored with Ice for the
seassn hsshness Of locality and tho yues Of the
widely known that they need not here be dwe
unon Ters constaet deand for the for trsnspor
tstion Visitors leaving Baltimore Washington IN the
mornnx can reach the springs 10 time for dinner No place
Of Sura.r ressr offers many advantages this
cure " paying Investment bs found than here pre-
ssnssd Terms saeOnethird cash. reuaindeS IN ons
two spd tbrss years. with interest. Title Ysstonsbe
Apply To 0EO w TINOES SON. No. St. Psul-st., Bal
timors. ot - HOMER MORGAN. No. Pine-st. New
YORK. t1B.p
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-02
Amrsemcnts.
WINTER GARDEN.

WINTER GARDEN.
w LesF 9 and Mnsaer........,..........W. STUNT
s'ase D hASIIi
trHw EsrABLisHnEsr DOES NOT ADVERTISE II
NEW YORK BERLDD
Er Stuart has the pleasure snno1nre that on
MONDAY. April = and
EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK,
sATTRDay AgrEEN9soN'
'host nehshtful deiDeaters OF
IRISH
YANKEE LIFE,
Mr.. ASD MRS. BARNEY WILLIAMS,
wlh appear IN TWO Of those pieces 90 fuii Of
N"'' anu MgpnrMEHr.
shh which their names associated commencing with 'he
romantic T,p Iy,i9 lsssGdsrY d.s%- 81 .uvrv
which will be presened with
NEW AND EXQUISITE music by sTOFPEL
NEW AND BEAUTlfUL SCENERY by THoRNE,
and the following di.tribguon Of characters:
KATE kEARkEY...,........Mr.B BARNEY WILKINS
Ned r., in ys ,a:ob. T. "'''' '
Cornelius Otinoh.. W. H. Bland
Pear ": 5 Audrew'
tfiirst appearance in 6ve moutn0
The Fslry Fiadnne Sis, Blanche Grey.
llieI frat appearance In New-foIk) -
Pops Mss f. johnson
During piece. viii be Introduced the charming balsd' o
KATY MOONEY ,,,s
FAIRY SPIRITS,
WHACK la "a, THE IRISH WHISKY,
THE YOUNG MAY MOON,
REAL 'EIsII JIG.
THE CONNAUGE MANS HAHBLES,
together with true
IRISH FAIR FIGHT.
MRS. WILLIAMS
vii sppeH in her wonderful rendition Of
TIN CHARACTERS
in the etglnt Pro,ean Comedy of
AN HOUR IN SEVILLE,
WIFI A m aYplug al ixsfn Igu and
SUPERB COSTUMES AND APPOINTMENTS,
Mr.. BARNEY WILLIAMS,
tfr.t tine) 10 LARRY.
MATINEE ON SATURDAY. AprlT
Seatt secured six days IN advance.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-02
Rfal Gstaie for 6aIe.
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~ No. 90 Broadway, y,I
Oilers for SALE the following mentioned brownsone eD
RESIDENCES;
4s,oTy BigD Stoop on Madison-svs., es,rs sise.
4story lh Stoop Finhave cor, nth stable sttached
4story High stoop Last Twenty hrst ,"E Broadway
extra size.
%-tory High stoop Wort Twenty second IT., betweeDS
Seve tn and Eighth aves.
4story nigh Sioop West Twenty thirdst, snt'i
avr.
story High s,oop wes, Twenty ourh.t. Bro Ad
way.
f',ory High stoop wes. Twenty .6ftbsL b. Dad
way.
ts,ory High s,oOp West Tw,nty,llh st.. 'tIth
ave.
'siory High stoop West Twenty seventh st. near
Broadway.
..tory High soOp on wcs Thirty ,ti,d.t near y have
t-siory English Basement West Thirty third q
Fifth ave.
3story High soop West Thirty fourtbst near eyeuth
story High Soop on West Thirty Gfh-st near YiNh1ye
3story High Soop Nes Thi ty sI bet, Fifth
3ssory High Stoop Wet Thirty ,eyeuth,t Finh
i.iOry High sOop we,, Thirty eIshth,t.. near Pinh
4sory Ereusb Basement Fast Thihy-St tAth st. near
Psrk ave.
lstory irh Stoop West Thirty nn,hst. .,sa Fifhave
4story High Stoop East Thirty ni.sh 81 Madison
l-story Iligh Stop Eas, For,ieih ~ rifhave
High Stoop East Forty seconds near Firhave
Also number OF other HOUSES and ksDTS IN desirable
locations.