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Galee bp Gntiion.
FpwABD SCHEME. Auc,ioneeT.
IN SALE of LADIES and GENTS

A OCTION SALE Of LADIES and GENTS
n FURs-LEWlS +. WOOD AuctloneeI, viii sell on
,ns ,aoh dsy at I0s clock a m the STOCK OF the NEW
FtRK FUR MANUFACTURING COMPANY, at the store,
No 90 Chsthan-st. opposite Crooks White marble Hotel
treat variety Of Mink Sable French and Water Mink and
tsberan Squirrel Mufs Capes Nicorines. Collars CUTS
&c together with Gents Furs Collars Caps ana Gloves
I.o aspiendd variety Of Robes and Rugs Tue whole be
sed foy oash a. the owners declining business
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'sESS 4: q: \ w

10 s'e gSSIIff,yTTFp TTFI5 n pRAMHTTc COMPANY.
hss strengthened by the addition Of several excellent
Arfists
Nessrs H. F. naly T. Tsdsway, J. Brdgnan w. l.. Jani-
son NJ y Havitud. II. J.. JoLus'on", O. p Andrews, An
drsou Findsy Stevens. Atkins. Bronon Knight, Mrs j.
prior " l. Jauison @ Melville. Misses Ceayer, Keough
Emma Shell Fenton. Thompson. Addie lie Brnn, appear
WILLIAM b. HARRISON Extemporan-ous Singer
Pror 10 and aier eIch Performance visitors will have an
opportunity OF yewin; the -
WONDERS OF NATURE AND ART
''"'P FTFGIST and SPACIOUS SALOONS.
As the Museum l. - . . , .
oPES DAILY FROM SUNRISE UNTIL loP. NJ.
THE GREAT LIVING CURlOslTIEh.
are or exhibition at All honrs. Day and Evening - -
TtIHFF IMMENSE GIANTS THREE DWARFS TWO
CiRCAsSiANG GIRLS LIVING SKELETONS MAMMOTH
FAT WOMAN GLASS-BLOWERs. Abino boy, Cosno'
rs1nas Leaned Seal Ilappy Family Grand Aquaril.
andng the immense outlay attending the produc
ton Of much Noyey and Attraction the frce oil Entrance
will remain As usual. .o cr,,rs
ADMISSION ........ONLY..............N CENrs.
CHILDREN UNDER TEN..........,.......l5 GENTS.
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furniinrc.

DFDROOM ENAMELED FURNITURE OF
hrr,nt,d Manufacture. Also solid Chestnut and Wsnnt
Ch,mber suite, plain and ornamental, OF H. tAkhINo
TONE 800 Cana'sI. opposhe " WooseI' Lse4Dnshee '.
ENAMELED FURNITURE.-The largest
IL s,.ormeut Of Enameled, Chestnut and ,olid Msngt
BEDROOM SUITS IN this city Also MATIkbtoStfs, :, ~
"a .;.b .bed house WARREN WARD Co. 2T7 Canal-si
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fcaal Notices

CTATE of New-York, City and County of
y New York, r-1he undersigned, the President ana
Director. Of th. BOND WIN COAL CONTAIN, DO
b.v rcrtfv That under the corporate Of the Bond
y foal Coupsny this Corporation organized Oc 20
IDG pursuant 10 tie provisions Of sn act entitled An ac 70
- ~. ,ornson of corporations for manufacturing
ncsl or chemical purposes" passed Feb H. HP and
the several extending and amending said act The oo
ect Tor which the Company organized se the mining ana
u OF coal aud the Transaction Of busncs. In pursuance Of
the above bc The amount OF the capital STOCK wa hIen
Thirty thousand dollar. IN the original eertihaie oi moor
uorn,ior and on tho 9th day OF Nav \. D. 1903 was IN
srasd by Of stokho defs to fy thousand dollars ana
ihc certificates required by law were duly hled aud ho
amount OF h- capital stock fry thousand dollars The
Term o. existence O said Company l. twenty year. nom m
2Gh day Of October A. d. 1904 The number OF share. OF
number Trustees who manage the concerns oi said tonl
pam r Ave and tie Of those elected or the pre'en,
Caldwell. Ioseph W Guppy and Andrew NJ. p Davi. The
s Company formed for tho purpose ofcaryng ON some
fyer Il Kean County Pennsy yania, and the names oi
e owu and Comfy stated In the ongnsl certificate Of IN
ooou a. those IN which the principal par, o the business
ft- Company within is state TO be- tfah'Aeod Ho 'he
civ 81 Sew s ~. W the County Of S"w otk
~. furh certify that NJ the Annual Meeting of said Com
pary held Ia NcwIof Jan. y 100 which was regularly
a Dr. frq1'ei b. law It was voted by sockhod@rs repre-
iug tri1 o the STOCK 70 move the principal once o.,
lie COMPANY -ro.ton and to establish branch oee IN
erorc d. he eby certify that the name. OF Town
IN hr e principal part OF the basns', OF the
Company within th State Is to be transacted are CarIol;o "
lire Coguy o CaaTauus, and branch office TO be opened
Ia Wv W. h. ". BLANCHARD, President
J. W GUPPY, Trustees
An r. DAvis,)
co, and CoHy Of Nsu York, n-On this 2lh day Of Jan
49, ID 1876 before personally appeared Benj. W.
Tinchsrd Prr.ldrnt the Bond Vein Coal Company, and
w n Tsfr Jos,ph w Guppy and Andrew NJ Y. Davis.
Trs,,s Of aid Company 10 known TO be the individual
~ In the 10 egoing certificate, and they signed the said
,igst before . aud Acknoy edred that they signed tho
,,,ss' for ,be purposes therein mentioned
''"'' ' 49, J. d. WHITE, Notary Public, New York
Justin White,
Scent !
Notary Revenue Public:
[ Stamp.
New.Yort.
................'..'''.''''''' fi2 Law i3t m
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A NJ. MrRwIN. Aucroneer.
nlrrCC AEEpNVTN g., NJ No- Goa oOI

pY BANGS, MERWIN & Co., Nos. 69i and
~ CSC Broadway, cor Of 4thst-SHes Of Booss, sta
bcpery Pictures WoTts Of Art Fancy Goods Furniture 80
MONDAY TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY EVENINGS
Feb l9, 90 and q, a. o'clock. . -
ENGLISH BOOKs.-A large consignment rom M T..
lpsLFY Louoou comprising extensive variety C Nau-'
Books IL ell departments Of Literature Ars and S'ence' III
sadiug collection Of luttrltcd Works. IN hne Oihu eS
choice and Books Catalogues are Ie"uS anu
&e books @ exhibition.
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panrlng Afaoemlcs.

n II. 2IyERSs
4. DANCING ACADEMY. -
No 3 ST., Corner OF CouEI.sI.,
BaOOKLYN. New Classes for br-inn"r sre row i9fnhg
for tb. SECOND QUARTER. send ior circula lLciofe
y cents for uamuh~t lining the Geiman Couon ana
fashionsblc Ou8GEIrs.
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trPslszsscE OEIloE. U. S. a. No soUTn GAT..T..l

srpssTRkcB OFFICB, I. S. A., No soUTH GAY'sT,
BALTIMORE Nd, Jan 81, l6oo )
OVERNMENT SALE OF SURPLUS
VI HARD BREAD.-Seaed Proposals in duplicate viii
b. received at this office daily and orened y o'clock
WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS during TIE monte Of
f.euary for The purchase OF surplus GOOD HARD BREAD
a hand at this depot ~
The Bread Is poxes Of fry t50l pounds each. All the
Ryesd offered this advertisement has been carefully
thoroughly inspected eech box having been opened
smined aud then Tcoopered and no box allowed replaced
Nc proposals received for less than 2O boxes Pur
shaset delivered board OF uunsp0rts without
bsnse % the purchaser
Payment required Government funds on notification o.
teptanCe OF bid Twenty days allowed purchasers 70
Ievs stores Should navigation be closed during this time
tbt time will be considered. Proposals. to be IL
borsed Oh The envelope Proposals foT Hard Bread end ad
ty.s,ed to THOMAS WILSON Brevet Lieut. Col.
and {. s. L. :. A, Brevet Brig Gen Vols
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4 GENTS WANTED-To TAKE ORDERS

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Corprsinr Heroic Adventure and fair breadth Escapes OF
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smuye Guerrilla Desperadoes and othcrs Tales OF LoY9
aud Dsoya Women Stories Of the Negro, Sc Nc VITA
Incidents Of Fun aud Merrmeut In Camp and tleld by
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brnrAr on OnDNAycE, ~ DEFARTxEST.

BUREAU OF ORDNANCE, NAvr DEPARTMENT.,
WASHINGTON CITY, Jan. 10, lot. 5
GALE Of SERVICEABLE and UNSERNlCE-
- ABLE NAVY POWDERS al the UNITED STATES
NAVY-YARD NORFOLK, Nirgnia.-lhere VIII be- .oiI 70
An, bdders at public auc,i0n J tie 18Th dy
sf March 1866 tie olce Of the Inspector o. Ordnance ~
s horfok Navy Yard by sample five hundred ind thirty
fu thossand four hundred and three (5Jfl pounds Of
Navy PowCerb, az follows: .
54 $50 pounds seTviceablo
..6.T pounds Condemned
1888 pounds Damaged.
4645 pounds Compresfed
s5s.t3
L. oy hundred and seventy thousand three
kupdr,d and hv.hye (23 pounds Of these lowdrs are
kp barrels puI provide barrels into which te re-
u,sindI may enptied from the tanks Tor Which period Of
thirty tO dave IN allowed The Powder iu barrels how
syer be removed within days oa G.y o other
wi-. they VII revert the Government
TKRHs-CASH Government funds onehai the purchase
sBoBey deposted At tie completion Of the anG the
rama der ue.cT, 20 orrt Al removed.
h. a. WISE Chief Of Bur, au.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-19

rI,HE RUTGERS FEMALE INSTITUTE,
Nos a. a. lsl FlFTH.AVE, NEW.iOEK,
wa '''P'" n. NJ PIERCE. President
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Amnsemcnts.

EOXs OLD BOWERY TIIEATER.
L. Le,see Director and Manager. l.. FoA
tTBIs ESTABLISHMENT NOT ADVERTISE IN rHs
NEW YORK HKRALD.)
EVERY NIGHT TILL FURTHER NOTICE, AND ON
SATURDAY AFTERNOONS
COMIC PANToMIME,
JACK AND GILL
WENT UP THE HILL,
NEW SCENERY, NEW DRESSES,
DAZZLING TABLEAuX
ORIGINAL MECHANICAL EtFECIs'
TRICKS AND TRANSF CARNATIONS.
Produced under the direction Of tie author ana
inventor, Mr.. @. l.. FOX. I'll, c,
Mr.. g. J.. Fox will appear n,...'...''''''i w .'
MT Z. X. to1........... .as ''''' .,
Master Timothy. .as...'.'s'''''''
Finy characters In the pantomme,
For partcu ars Of which programmes OF the day'
The original music composed by Alexander Iyte, -,
Previous to the pantomIme FANORlTE FAhCb.
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OFFICE OP A.. O. NJ, NIxINsToS, DEL, Feb II. lS'6 -
GALE of SURPLUS GOVERNMENT MULES
Al good and sorvoeabe. VIII be sold at PUbLlCA ACC-
TON al Wilmington. De-, on
FRIDAY the 23d OF February,
FRIDAY, the % Of March. ~
TWO HUNDRED sERVICEABLE MULES.
One hundred ou each day Of sale
Tic especial attention of p1rcl asts invited 70 the ltt
that tbes nm o. are large well uaired and excellent
dion b,ins the urp as team mules Of afLingt0u Depot
Animals cold .rry.
Sales 10 commerce ~ 10 p. n.
1runs--C Cash iu United States currency - ,.,..,,
Bv order Of Brrvot. Br =. .tien. JAMES Z. EKlN
ln charge first Division q. VI. G. o.
C. " GAlIsGHPR Capt and A. O. VI.
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1mnsrmenis.

(TEs IErABIIsHGEyr DOES NOT ADVERTISE IN
THE sRwYoRK HEkALD)
NJ. s,us-, has 10 announce that on
MONDAY EVENING
MR.. EDWIN BOOTH
viii appear In his grand role OF -
ARMAND JEAN DU PLEssIS
CARDINAL DUKE DE RICHELIEv,
In Sir Bui~er Lyitons play Of
RlCHELlEU; OR, THE CONSPIRACY,
which will be presented with all its
sPLENDOR or SCENERY
COSTUMES. APPOINTMENTS, he.
Miss Rose Eytinge viii appear as..s...Jule de Mortei
Nr. tnes Barron. Manpia'
Mr. j. H. bafauAs
Joseph. tapuchn.. .mr Johh D}Os
Louis w A. Donaldson
Huguet, officer of Ncheieus guard. NIL O. H. Mason
Sieur de beTingi MI = Andre"s
rancols w
Gsston. Duke Of Orleans MI j. Dne
Governor oi "t II,
Aarion de pOrme Marie wilkins
Doors open At :; commence o, ~
WEDNESDAY Feb. 2l,
AGRAND BOOTH MATINEE
RICHELIEU,
commencing a. ! o'cocK.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Feb. 81.
THE LADY OF LYONS.
Claude Nenotte Edmond DE Mondoh
Pauline. Mltf
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NIBLOs GARDEN.
~ Lessee aud Manager.............WM WHEAILth
(rHIs ESTABLISHMENT poEs NOT ADVERTISE IL TBs
YHw-YoRK HERALD.)


Engagement OF the gifted young favori'e
MISS MAGGIE MITCHELL,
who will make appearance in New York this sesson
Ia her great Original creation,
"FANCHON. THE CRICKET"
peemnenty distinguished by the lavish applause Of our bert
critics personson OF exquisite truthunes and OF con-
summae
MONDAY Feb 49, 1866, will be presented the ceebrated
play "a five acts expressly adapted FOR Miss Mitchell from tho
German by A. Waldsuer esq, and originally performed oy
"FAyCHON, TIE CRICKET"
produced with . ~
BEAUTIFUL SCENERY, COSTUMES AND
APPOINTMENTS.
Messrs J. G. Burnett J. w. Collier, George Beoks =. B.
Holmes H. Danvers T.. Barry, Rende Neil, etc, etc Mise
Mary Wells Farren Maeder Burke H. Chapman, Everett,
etc, etc, in the cast.
TUESDAY second appearance Of
MIS- / 4 { n
AS "FANCHON."
Admission. IS Reserved Seats 81. Orchestrs
Chairs So Seats in Dress Circle Private Boxes %
Femily Circle tcn,rsnce CrosbystL 81 cents
SEATS SECURED SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE.
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6ales bn Antlioi,.

DOOK TRADE SALE ROOMS, No. 4o8
ID Bwsv nearly opposite 81 Nicholas Hoei-LEANiIF
SJHFBTIGU Co. AuctoDeef successors TO j. l. Cooley.
TUESDAY. Feb 70
and following days commencing at o'clock m-EIecutof'
sle cf the Private Library OF gentlemen lately deceased
oourng large and choice collection Of books IN various de-
parents Of literature works on Demonoogy and Wcacaii
arge number the Science Of Mathematics many works In
the aau French and Spanish languages many OF the ater
being works relating America. Catalogues ready and
hook on eyhi
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TDUCATION.-A lady thoroughly instructed
n a. che h- -er EnrI.h brirrhef and Peumlnshp
hh-a iw PUPILS teach two houTs dolly 81 then
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-19

DUBLIC SALE OF REAL ESTATE.-Will
be sold on THURSDAY, the let day Of March next st
Sas boe Of Stephen Parsons Of Federal and Front
I'd, Camden New.J jersey the TUCKAHoE GLASS FAC
TORY PROPERTY situate the Tuckaboe River in the
County Cumberland NewJersey containing about = acres
Q, excellent and The improvements consist Of two wood
yhsIves al tie necessary buildings for the manufacture OF
eyindel window Glass Brck Mansion House. 20 Tenant
Boutes large two-tioTy SoTelicuse with cellar DIac~
.itb ebop and large Barn Tresh, from vessels 10 landed
within the iacory and toe Camdeu ana cape
Aisy Railroad . mics distant supply Of wooc for man
SnSnrr uuros. be obtained IN the uelshtoIhood Ht
lew pc.s Pelrons nay readily visit these premises Dy eav
ks tie Aforesaid railroad Woodbie station Ine village q
SGckahoe pleasantly situated and heaiIhiu ahe contains
tkyee ctuTches ano good schools.
ufe iers Of sae VIII be casn on delivery OF o. y,
ToT fnriLer PARTICULAR inquire Of SAMUEL SiILAh'
Htl,to New Jeitey.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-19

UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL,
Opposite ". N.r.hirr'ou-fgu-Ie. -
prenayee far COZ iGE Bi = Mss aud v Est POINT.
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broadway THEATER-Besins at H.
q w TAYLEURE................. ......Acting hsnssers
LAST NIGHTS
of the
GREAT COMEDIAN, J. Z. OWENS,
the
"LIvE INDIAN and "sOLON sHINGLE,"
IN. latter Of which has now gigeu upward Of
225 NIGHTS AT THIS THEATER,
and the former nearly 100 nilnts. -
THESE TWO GREAT HITS
Illustrate with singular felicity and power two opposite phsseo
Of humor, and beyond question the -, -,,,rnx,
HlGHEST TRIUMPHs or AMERICAN COMEDY.
LAST NIGHTS or SOBON sHlNGLE.
LAST NIGHTS OF LIVE INDIAN
SOLON SIlNGLE" MATINEE SATURDAY
commences at u and closes a. n p. N.
Mr Owens will shortly appear entirely new oil ern.
bracng new three-sct comedy and another o his gea
comic specialtIes.
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eiaiionrrn ano fanrn GOODS.

nAssETT's GOLD PENS are made Of the
ID 1ueft stock and are the most 81, =, pp,,s
"' sUuETANTIAL GOLD PENS
e II. EAssFTT, Manufacturer,
nsta' Nc. 2St Broadway. ". Y
OpIeplts CIV HS1
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-19

rVO TEACHERS of BOOKKEEPING, &c.
< The COMMERCIAL INSTITUTE, 30. oi9 bi,ad
wav corner o. Twe,st. ia i'fnif' Ac 70 DC ~ ~
luedely on o. si'sncss oi Ffnc.pa i &s. ,3"
Apply from % j. O NJ NopFL'P'i'tI.
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NNALLACKs.
w Proprietor and Manager. NJ. LESTER WALLACh
lTHIs ESTABLISHMENT DoEs Nor ADVERTISE IN IEf
NEw.YoRK HERALD)
Open et y O'Clock. Begins ats.
MONDAY,
lah time here and present the great Five Act
Drama by Tom Taylor es founded on Mise bIadaoh' eee
brated loye, entitled -
HENRY DUNBAR,
or The OuTCAsT -
Characters by Messs j. w. Wallack, Charles Fisher
Young George Holland Norton. b. N Ringsod g. Browne,
Williamson Graham. Pope Ward, Misses Mary OAnnoAs
Madeline Henriqnes and lone Burke
TITEsDAY-Fourth night. and last for the present, OF
THE KING OF THE COMMONS.
WEDNESDAY Last timel-L0VES SACRIFICE.
THuRSDAy-Never acted in America
NEW AND ORIGINAL COMEDY,
entitled -
he Ne,sr W Robertson aud Il. Philips Noah. now run
th the greatest London, will De produced heT9
With beautiful sppTop scenery and sppontmsh s1s
a powerful cast 80 r,,rprr.,o
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-19

ELLSWORTIl's Model Business College. No.
H sg Broadway Every fsriy f1r the most horourh In
81 action u Accouu Busiusss alcnstious
ELLSWORTH q CRAY. PT0pfctofs
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-19

MILITARY BOARDING SCHOOL, White
w paiB- New.Yolk - uil- from the city by Harlem
Vai road O. h. WILLIS. a. NJ, Principal
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-19

XVOOD's THEATER-Admssion so Cents.
w Broadway, opposite ST. Nicholas Hotel
Engsgemen OF the youthful versatile and seeomplisbeo
American artistic.
MISS LUCILLE WESTERN,
who will be supported BY
Mr.. BARTON HILL,
and augmeuted Company. .
On MONDAY, Feb. 10. EVERY EVENING, and EVERY
WEDNESDAY MATINEE,
will be presented the ard exciting Drama IN prologue
five adapted from the French by Charles Csylo es
expressly Tor Miss Western, and entitled:
ATONEMENT;
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-19

4 GENTS WANTED-NEW BOOK, NOW
~ READY.-Get the best, from official sources =,
TuE GREAT CAMPAIGNS OF GRANT and SHERMAN
I,y the popular Historian j. T HEADLEf,
Auhor OF Life of Washington" Sacred Mountains, &C
Compete IN one Vol Handsomely Illustrated
i"o ''' lilartford Daily Press.
One Of the most popular books oil the War.
Gran, and Sherman have found popular historian ~ tne
Hon. J. y. ileadey Ne". o'A i''0-"''
Active Agents are selling 100 copies per week
Extra Inducements offered Send for terms; =, ~,
Adde'S T.. Is. TREAT Co. No. IJO Orund't Ne" ioII
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-19

VOCAL INSTRU UCTlON-Alrs. EDWAKD
LOpER viii commence her course of piiya'e in.;fge
tn {r ITALIAN ENGLISH anu OEAIOluo SINGING
tbe frst week in OctobeL Ar. LODEk W4i De % homo
nt date every morning between tue hours u u and
O'Clock or written sppl ations con be cent there no - 4a'
M nv secoudt. fs.r Lc1u.ton-ave or 10 OAlcAeTls
a Sons Piano Ro 3rns, No. 80 broadway.
NrvANTED-A GENTLEMAN who lives in
w the country 20 take N his isHily PUPIL younf
nan IL yesrs Of ar 40 Boarding School teachers need
address J.. l. L.. Iubuuc Ohice.
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aSOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE
tH Nsil1crE.
80 ,1G We TcuEf-s'.. coz y Mac io1Fil Ne.nin 7"
.e'se tClis-a ,a, eua'ic-. oIe "a Language AID Com
'N''-'4' -'" q. .0R8E ~. CLARKE. 4. ~, Rector.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-19

MR. VAN NORMAN's ENGLISH and
VA ppFNCH ROAEDlNG aad DAY SCHOOL for y1rni
Ind CO. No Wet 1Lifty-frh,h-st two doors iIom fhA
at,.. N may IIIL, NeA.l or-.-
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JnsiruCilon.
MUSICAL INSTITUTE
IN AT
A NTHON's Cfr. GEO. c. CLASSICAL

1 GENTLEMAN. native Of Spain, wishes a
few more TUPILS dt.irous OF earning the Suan 20 lan-
gusse privately Adl.css Y ALVARlL. No West Tenth
Il. oA nIuueI ~.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-19
II MOI RrAp's CONfVrRCItL, kCAD-

a FNY No. t09 ~ gdwav Gentlemen or Boys ran have
py.te nstrlatior dsv evening IN business lei sls
pr4ctiral Boo Gtpup and Commercial Afttmrur sid ue
peuared practically business IN the shortest possible time
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-20

The UprER Platte s,ouy Y,,n,, MI.
yrapnsc Conference Omaha March 10 M 1 she
bied " cnlels Of the Upper Platte Stony
e OH u M ECTs Laramie yesterday '0uA ASSEM-
he Sha ha onr agent t ssro through
wltn Ten Wheaton and Superintendent sg. me wires
oaiana, during which talk the scout eay aaylor az
Th that they would keep the peaes positVe
time So ~ 81 June next was agreed upon as Tho
ME TO conclude treaty with ali the a. aGr5 Lara
tribes of the Upper Platte. =. '''e 1a'eiy hostile
talk. "ete present during the
route. .Aoapie on tne Platte
y ms s Z TIE frs. instance conference by tos.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-20

At a recent term of the Circuit Court of Mont.
gomery county, Alabama, negro man was SEN
fenced to be hung on the charge of murder, The
Advertiser says the case was carried up to the
supreme Court and under its decision, rendered
several days ago, Nelson was discharged and is
now at liberty. The ofiense with which he stood
charged was committed while a slave-his trial
and conviction was had after he became free,
me decision was based, doubtless, upon the fact
that occupying new and different relations now, to
those ne held at the time of the commission of the
deed, no law was applicable to his case.
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pelofe the people is Pyle's 0. X. soap, pure and
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Four important lectures, entitled "The Phi,oRnbv n, M
ia a. delivered IT hs Museum in New YORK. can be had
.ry raneh OF the New York Museum o: An9 t ~ & e
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-20
By y. Il, WALTON d. DEsLoNDE.
]. g. WALTON, Auctionee-
Office, II Caronde!et street


Office, It Carondeet street
| w EDNESDAY, April 18Th, at I2, o,c,o. IL
w NJ at the Merchants and Auctioueers Exchange oval
join " bonss ahu ~ AGce OF an order Of the Hon
Orleans Court Docket No Ii 80 and for nccou1 Of The
named HneteSslon the following described property Will be
A certain LOT OF GROUND with tho buildings and i'm.
thereon, situate Ia the suburb Delor First Dis
corner Of T,2n Ma!k and To Circle squire bounded
ny Triton walk TYo Circle St Charles street st Joseph
measure or 80 feet 10 inches lines American measure
front on Triton Walt mow Deord IS feet French
IToi Circle in the raA. ~ feet French measure or 81 feat
inches and lines American ms&surG by depth OF IS feel
can measure the line street and M feet
inches French measure 100 feet inches Iiness
Charles street Sld lot of ground forms bart of tHe ,r
pey ptrchnsed by said deceased rom Mrs Widow NJ Fo.
ef y @ passed before aaFc Laftte notary pnbc the
ACERTA1N LOT IF GROUND with all the buIidnc, and
above described measuring % French nere or
u eet inches md lines American on st.
Ines American measure front Tiyol Circle, So feet
inches ffeIUh measure, OF feet inch and lines American
inches French MEASURE 50 feet Il inches lines Ameri
cAu measure the line which divides from Tie lo
A CERTAIS LOT OF GROUND, with the iuprovoran,s
thereon situate in the First District and in the square above
Measuring " ieet French measure "a feet inches
anu me American measure 'front.' 81 Joseph street. by
depth between parallel lines Of 81 feet French measure or 81
feet inches and lines Amer can measure.
The Improvements upon these consist of ore and t
story frame buildings St Charles street md Tiye GrrI
one story bindings on Triton ak and St Joseph street
me measurements all according, to plan drawn by Pile
Depouy architects and civil engineers dated March ISfB
IERhS-t'ne-half cash tie balance credit Of six
ana eighteen months Tor OF the purchasers bearing
interest at cent maturity and rn
until paid per cent per annum secured BY vendors
e and special mortgage the property The purchaser
70 FURNISH his notes in such amounts nny required 10 H.
clitate partition. f W Az
Acts Of sale before Hugh Madden notary ,hiic at Aim ne
peilse OF the purchasers.