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The New York herald., 1867-03-21

Birch, wambold, Bernard and Backus still constitute
tho jovai quartet whose. songs and witticsms nightly
crowd the Minstrel Hail. and however gloomy the poll
cal horizon inclement the weather their sprss and
consequence the Spirits q the audience. newer Gag
able and the Family SocIabie, the shadow Pantomins
and the graceful groupings Of the African Ballet Corps
elicit the wontsd merrimenl Than this better proof
of the excellence Of the progmme could Be adduced.
The New York herald., 1867-03-21

.sss-1 suffering from r4s.s!cs }! s. sscss .sd Ssss
will agreeaby surprised q NE almost imma1eee
iief sscried by ihe nss Of BROWNT bRON6HlAk
TROCHEe. The demussnt ingredients a!lay pulmceAy k
wsared and Weakened y oe much szsroiss. shsk -
The New York herald., 1867-03-21

Treaty Prpgresu Of Prussia.
BERLIN, March 20. 1867.
trea ty has been concluded between Prussia Bavaria
and the Grand Duchy o Baden, which gives 10 Prussia
the command Of the armies Of the latter countries
time OF war;
The New York herald., 1867-03-21

H:,s "a y.: E. s:; s.:s,!7 1
House.
The New York herald., 1867-03-21
f,rImn q Christy's NfisstreIs.

Tho many mirth provoking interudes upen Ne bills
q ths favorts minstrel hall alone sufoisns 70
attract ne large and fashionabb audiences that nightly
greet th sable band. ny nothing of shs bsautafsi
gsms rom their musical oe q the screaming buSssqus
Of The Black Crook, in vhiA latter pscs the entire
COMPANY appear and convlss with laughter those pres
sns With their astonishing tsrpschoesan JSst Last
evening the Bond Robbery, With George Chrsfy - the
principal paYS, created much meFTiment an1 "rhebe
anna Brown" by Burbank, vas rapturousy encorsd.
The Happest Couple Out again dsshting the AsStdd
cf this eStabliehusnk
The New York herald., 1867-03-21

B.Ss!sss,s Rsys.s5SIs ,ssws7A sa,sa,ssffss74 s,s.,ssf
soS ."esoc.s - SrosSwsy, cosnsr Pssss srss < z
The New York herald., 1867-03-21
BY THE CABLE TO MARCH 20.
LABOR RIOTS In FRANCE.
Military Control OF Prussia i'm
Germany.

Labor strikes and Ri0ting.
LONDON. March 80 1857
Labor riots have broken out at Renbois, France.
The New York herald., 1867-03-21

a. KHldenhers's Mcerscha.. flpss an. Al
the style IL want good Pip9 - 70 foA ~
john street. Repairing send stamp fof ersulars-
The New York herald., 1867-03-21

Lastly. explaining tu8t tnl6 tneOfy turOWs 8roob
upon singular phenomenon called ciarvoyaass 81
stating that this under certain abnormal coA1l
the special senses such a sigh. hearing and fossA
CONSULTATION Of RAILROADS.
Mrrun, Tenn, March 20, 1897.
The Memphis and Little Rock Railroad hs: been CO.,
General Fremont 10 President. &
MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.
The steamship Ocean Queen, Captain Harrs, -
| leave this port Thursday, for Aspnwsu.
The mails for Central America and the Scdth PasG1a
will close half past ten O'Clock Thuraday msgaaR
The NEW YoRK HxRALD-Rdition for ths Pactne-~@
bs ready at haKpast nine O'Clock m the morning
single copies in wnppsr ready for nailins ~ ssaA
,s Mts ss ss.s $ s:::s.. sss ss: R::sEa
:: :::..s:: E::;s .::'s 4
#. IS x.I sssrs = an %
nsnt chemists can be SEEN
A,-rer Brow. Diyce.erafisnst ,cslisd MssA
sss $ b. ass sae
.sss ::: 8. :s:s.: :. ss;
Coughs and Colds This 4 the for a. Apply st1
xssssfs ssss R,:s-ES ..,.., =.
form pbysoogicsiy Dcpos sos Canal street. SOLD - u
IA SUI o=a.rs s..ss ss y.
Rooxs Broadway, eorpe, Of Ihirty.fcusth ssssSs =
's: 81;
rsilrosd. With steam power, through asss Sissss
JOAN as ssrssi. % Repairing send stamp Ia drsaiars.
An Prsx.s Cashea n Legal T.ssssrsss.-Cssss.
49, - -. cLurE IrsLs. l's broadway.
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The New York herald., 1867-03-21

T'.r'.'fI fISsss4s SszsHssssI' !EE:ise O. ..ca1ss., m g.
The New York herald., 1867-03-21

(senis Has IssrsluceA His 9Prlng style Hass
for ladies' gentlemen, misses, bsys sn6 nfAsss -
The New York herald., 1867-03-21

-. w..Id say 20 Evcry HIesheg .Mkarei&
suSssus aid snss .ps 6.oc9..A ID sSs!ss @ &. ilsss
one mmsdissey v say ~ Es,n .esssn: .sArrSs y sic6
ccaa csnr,i sssp and comforts The nofner. sure
Tor xRs wrxsLow,s sooygrNo ghui. ...-.S5
hs,srs ne i.c s!rl!s q M ,.oSrs Cur y 4 Isrsiaf - -
The New York herald., 1867-03-21

sncirclng u complstsy. Around the hat was thrown
9 A opening :sSS . asI S 81 nd n ss
The strings were q marrow white ribbon chip Mario
Ansonssis with issls pipin Of whiss sa! white and
also very pretty. Near wss Marie stuart Of drab
chip, with dslicsts camea aztissicaly placed on The
srs.s .s and ,s,s sssss N: sv..s. s Ss
proof, = wen q iaht Mica Narchai. Clinton plaos,
so,sisiss = spss.s Sonnsss is SanSsons chip hip opss
hat q the Marie Stuart ssyis vish cape q white capa
g .s & ss N
ffont and strinp. edged on one side with cord ard
csy,ssl Va: the a1niF:d q al. gypsy shaped chip
the attention of the fair obscrvsn This bonnet was
trimmed with black bandsaus of velvet and black lace
crystal bssds shons on iSs velvet ssndssa. carriage
bonnet, - the same establlshmsnt was made Of srapA
and covered entirely Win lace trimmed with maabcut
meas on sznbisioa he tss itisnsa and ana he ssvsns
were the most admired Al Madame Rallinq', Canal
sSs q WHOM 9 =: % s .ss e ss
entirely back and 'front.' and studded With crystal beads
wreath q nsrsuerisss ana psali and crystal pendants
broidcy over the crapa and fall * rich b6nde around
IL AcystalIized bun rose, with marnbout pendants.
striking novelty here vas bonnet q nssas craps with
ist circle q rieh Chsniiy !ses swept around the
from the fAngs Of which dropped Two flowers forming
the face trimming 70 plated ribbon Of the same color
there various noveltisa dering nom those
We have mentioned. We csrtpiniy think that many
ladies would approach some oC the most stysh spring
70 sxtinguish any commonpscs mortal who would
70 try hsm on. and only ssouins belle could wear
them With impunity,
The foiiowi1s sssSblshusnu exhibited yesterday Tho
mest Nhcsixe novelties 6f the season, and the ladies
crcwa ssoh In search " the latest bonnets dresses
mea0es 10.
,7BsoApvAs--A. n stewart, Lord Taylor, !. & His
gins, Mms Dsmorist, Nine Duvsl, Thompson 4 Co.
NAlah Burke Matthews \ Co., NINE. Berthe. Muae
The New York herald., 1867-03-21

NJ Es1s aaxsSs ssnIEI: s. Pa "a
DsuSlson. .cd a. A ~ ssds az e 0sn end Silver -. xE
The New York herald., 1867-03-21

TIE Howe .shiSs css sa,ssss a:sS sssSs insssssr
sSMing machineA Rrsslders - Brcedwny New Hork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-04


PETROLEUM IS dull; we quote Crude at lOi l0!c. in
hulk and lGte in bbs Refined IN bond ut 2Cc Tor D. W.
and 2Gt0Z7c. fOr II. W. 80 .. 4,
RICE-The market is qaet, without change to note in
prices. -, 81, s T., .ho
absence OF any important business prices remain nOnl-
uay unchanged the sales reported are bhds BarDa-
does AT lt0l2c hhds Porto Rico 81 l2ci 10 hhds 81
Croix on private terms aud 20 boxes Havana at c Re
fined are quiet. .--.. -,
sEEDs-Cacutta Lnseed is quiet at 81 G5a$2 TO- gold,
IN Boston and here.
TALLOW-Thc market ~ steady and moderately nc
tve sales of 10000 at al4c Prime lots arc held at
u8c ,.-.,. ,,.. 49,, 49,.
only moderate but prices are without change OF
inheritance. We quote follows: Domestic Flocces
AT 4sa52c. for Native and Onc-quartcr MerinOs,
5Ga55c for one-half aud threequarters do, J3c5Sc.
for full blood MerinOs, aud Parse. for Saxouy
Feeces; Soa4Oc for No. Pulled, 4OdJoc for SUI
Derfiue do and 50a5jc. for Extra do; 2Z027c Tor
common Unwashed California; 2O9iOc Tor f1ae DO; %
532c for Texas, and American COmbing at 559G)c Wo
quote Foreign follows South American at Soa5ic LOT
Common Washed; S2042c. for Unwasled Mestlza ana
MeIiuo: S5alOc. for Washed Entire RIOS Parse Tor
Invasled Creole 4O046c for Washed Cordoya; Chliian
at9ta3le. for Unwashcd Mestiza and Merlo care OF
Coed Hone 35a i0c for Unwashed; East INDIA, G01c
for Washed and African at 2643Oc for Unwashed ana
SOa lGc Tor Washed -, - so 49,.
WIIISKY-The market IS STEADY Slles VI lou pp'''
Western IN bOad at $50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-04

O. true state Of tho market account
OF the wide range IN quality for while fine lot was sold
rejecting few cus, ~ e0sio., good sheep OF 5000
pounds rarely find customers at 7td7ie. From these
prices oecet lots run down % G. 07c and today butc
es want 70 get pretty fair sheep at There are several
groves hOlng Tor better prices These hgutSs arc lOF
ent The calls selected from different lots before custom
ers VII take them have 20 be sold at mass 80 each,
ana IL - harder work 10 sell such lot than 10 sell Two
or the otlus 1T double the figures.
sAlI-S OF SHEEP
AT CoMNUNIPAw,
by kase Bells COZ25 sheep averaging 81 10, at &C.;
22 20 b. 70; 49, s. H. Co. 90, 50 N, e1c 32 So ~ Ctc:
$50 50 u, &C.; 200 81 To- 7c CO., 90 -, &c; CO. "a @ itc
225 SO u. 7c and SCI Lambs at s. 5OGs 90 each. Total
3,s35 head.
by Hum. & Elllott-saI head for s1o5J %; l3s head,
Sl955 2Jhead, S05 CO.. $50 head, S24o6 Is CAB mead
SVl o. Total, 2,IiO head, FOR Sl53 H. Average, ~ 43
each.
IN srxIH-sr
81 Hrrnt and Eott-202 head 81 800 90 2o g. i25 ~ 49,
Sg2 49, 208s32 as 81 S6 79 229 2J7 99 93 $500 S2
2g 49, 9 SlS, 1854 co. Total 1872, sl9SC6 o. average,
BY J. Kilby-7s8 head mostly sheared at et47lc. Two
lots Of olsheep, thin, brought :. 9Sic
IN ROBGNSON-sT.
By Kase, Bells & CO.; Judd, Buckingham McPher-
son; j. Opdyke A. BRISTOL and A. Van Vert, % head
lS2 2l2 s. so; I9I, 81 81; 26l, 81; 21' - 70 2l
or the above, Kase, BELLS & Co. sold 81 lambs.
THE SWINE MARKET
Receipts ~ Railroads, TO Wit hudson River Railroad
6S53; Erie Railroad, $3.50; HewJeTsey Central Railroad
6,901 TOta, 2O,972.
There has been constant downward tendency in the
hog trade f the entire week. caused by heavy arrivals
Prom 7c for the best, week ago, they fell 70 &c on
wednesday, while ITO. was about all that could be OBJ
tanned the next day, and we have 35 cars, or AGO
head on themarket to-day and sales are hard To effect at
&c. for the very best, while common TO medium are
bringing G. d6lc Nearly all OF the stock has been sold
dealers not GoOsng to hold as weather approaches
Owners admit heavy losses on present prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-04
Receipts OF PRODUCE.

JuYE 3-1s 80 sacks Flour, 6cO7 bbs Flour, 2O7 bbs
WHISKY 200 sacks Corn Meal 1920 bush. Wheat, 4Sl6l
hush Corn q $40 bush Oats 500 bush. Malt, 800 bush
Peas IL bills Pork, 100 pkgs Cut Meats, 277 pkgsLa
100 kegs Lard, 1850 bbs. Petroleum. lSiO pigs ButIe
4 $40 pkgs. Cheese, 1880 Dblr. Eggs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-04
BORT n)arosn's Notirs.

STATE NEw-HosK,
PoRrwARpgNs' OFvioE, No % WAism-h y.
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
~ section the Acc passed April ~ 1851 entitled AZ a
the Omc OF he Port Of hewfork 10 an persAs
in charge o. tie subject matter Of seh sqa
aSpaon OF survey, that the following ner under IN
% nv Inc Port and tina. the @ era
he completed days succeeding this R9nee On
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-04
FOURTH NATIONAL BANK or THE CITY or NEW


'IN1ITI D
The Washin COn correspondent OF ne Aei0 York Tines
IS In error Ia reporting the Indebtedness OF the First Nd-
tional Bank, New Orleans. 10 this Bank 70 be S2.5O0
That Bank less than $4,000, Tor which va are
p. C. CALHOUN, President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-04
which come from the interior are an atterng 80 far as

which from the interior are all hatterng far
regards the small grain, and the best Judges In this
vicinity confident that It IS not late to mature
large and bOuutfu crop of corn
It has been some time 10 emDaton by tho Western
Union formerly Racine and Mississippi Railroad Com
pany To construct branch from the southwest Of
Waworth Co. Wis TO Chicago opening up a line 70
the Mississippi River at Savanna and running down to
Rock Island Tho title TO the road between Beot aud Tree
port was however in litigation but the matter has now
been settled by Its sale, under Judgment of the Court
for a,OoOOO TO Henry Z. Fuller, NlcePrcsdCnt OF the
Company. Amendment To the charter is contemplated,
and Is expected the original project may now be car
ried cut.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-04
NFw-YORK CATTLE MARKET.

rop THE WEEK ENDING MOSDAY, June 8, 1867.
p.eves Cows veals Sheep and L1nbA Swine Ioial
= 400 on 1737 l5l4 2Og12 1913
These were sold Ill the following market-plaees;
1900 Sheen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-04


Loans .... 5C.O9lsO5 t252791,514 Dec -S5Soo'2'l
The bank movement shows decrease III nearly
all departments. The surplus Of iegal-tehuer "oo'e
Is per cent has been reduced sI0'1oJo as cOlp'lo"
with g So, 900 reduction the previous week.
ran of ne ToaBs SDccie Circulation, Deposits, and
Isqai Te0ers t he banks OF 8e Ciy Of Ae0 York, Jor
he Geek ending Saturday, jane /, 1901.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-04

They " the following routes Erie Railroad, Ga
Hudson River Railroad, 247; Harlem Railroad. II; New
Haven Railroad, o. NevJesoy Central Railroad, 2l9a
About 1900 were the yards ON Monday.
LIST OF DROvERs.
The following are the the names OF brewers owners.
or conencs OF the principal Groves an here the cattle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-04
pASSENGERS ARRIHED.

FROM LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN Jnne an steamship
Heca-ss A. Richards Dit Beherta1, Miss T. Smerton, W. Br
tom Thompson Mrs HeashaS aad children Geo. SSerto0 Mira
H. Albion, r. Morley, asd f3l in the steeragc
FROM SAVANILLA June 3In schr Kolon-Capt Smith B.
Parrott, NJ. Meyer
FROM NEW-ORLEAES June 3-n steamship Gen. Neade-Dr.
Ames Dr. C. Ame Children and seyauis rs Garland and
children Mr. sEd Mrs w Mathey0n Dir ard Mrs Jas Riley Miss L.
Porter h. McQuestoD, j. ". Stansa j. H. GognAn, CrAneI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-04

IMMATURE ALMANAC.
......s:3) Sgg $50 Moon Rises ''sn
WlTER TGis
Sandy Rook.....92 Goy'sIsanl lob Hell Gate...llH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-04
Interest Payable Quarterly.

W, oS,r m our erd ard TIE pablo The above Bonds be
herag thsy posss advantages and fecnnu of VIC
usrosd obligation offered IN ths naAeN
IL fully SECURED a. follows:
Ioau znd Trust torpsnT =, - -.
EECOND-Ilc sfsr hv tie focfed oi Na hts on 'ue
nIs o; Lands auoaEtng 70 slt.oo acrea ~
While thc interest being PAID hT TIE lfntt N4
pauy spd sales VIZ fernnaasa tind fof TIE paJmeh
coupons usg fund Of million OF dollars and hai
lie sauua s.es Lard vii amount ~ than the interest on he
bonds -,
TIIlDe Rawar Lands Equipment AL AZ property now Owned
hereafter be acquired by tie Company has been
,ou4sve 10 tie farm and Trust COMPANY 70 he ~ them
b.A a Tcs fr houGhcioTs With proper provisions 70
payment Of the eonpous th H
da Te earnings estimated viii amount 10 over four times
the annual Lerrs. IN, r.
The prscpa @ ,esr-i The Parmen loan aud Trust Com
PAM uca that corporation assumes aAd agrees "
pAT u a. maturity. ,u-,-,--f a. r-t....
Lacrosse and the line distance Of 40 miles a. "inonA
II v connect With Chicago rad NorihWesern extension from
Madison Chicago and place 81 Paul and Cho
within other M local Importance cannot sell e
large net work OF oas eerteng a. II
P.n Of Railways kast AMI south There "a no nSun
road lauis Subscriptions nave oseh
promised bcrg made by all tho tons Aorg the Inc
Parties W!shag these bouas a defabs MfeAeA 4N ~P" " -
IN pesOa. OF b. leieL 49, no
LOCKWOOD & CO.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-04

Aon 100 bales Furs and Skins at us 3d. 100 tuns Oil
Cake at lSs Cd, and 100 tns Provisions at 2s. Aves
rel with Petroleum to London, Bristol or Clyde at
$3.50 and one to Cork for orders, with Petroleum at
Is.
= The items in the bank statement show the follow
inc Il puresi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-04

AFTERNOON PROVISION MARKET, II O'CLOCK.-Ihere
has been good demand for Pork since Change, aud
prices steady; sales Of 100 bbs Mess at SO % regu-
lar aud Ss 90 cash. closing So 20 bid cash and regu
lar
STOCK OF PORK AND BEEF ~ PACKING YARDS, NEW YORK
AND BROOKLYN JUNE j, 1857.
y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-04
Fxtreme range of nricos from

The most OF the sales On..-..-.......I7tQI 9
WHERE THE CATTLE FROM.
Tho Bullocks sold at Observation-Disclosures, NJ Hudson
City, and Coinmunpaw are reported from tho following
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-04

OTFIcR on THK HuDsON kYKR hAILAlA 14tsee-'''
No go wYsr THIR1igTu-sT NEwYoHK, May " So5 al,
rTyHE ANNUAL MEETING OF the SIOSh-
I HOLDERS oftbe HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD COArAniihf b
a. Lection Of THIRTEEN DIRECTORS 9T TIE ensuing
S.d n the oGe Of the Company, No 22 We, @ am
u york City MONDAY June To- 1861 Polls VII oe % -
MI m and as much 0agr beyoaA tho Getting Of we s ~
h sane 9ay inspectors may find necessary :" receive ~ ~
Of electors presenting themselves ,. ~ The 2o.h
the TrAus Books viii be closed RON o'clock p NJ % ~
day Of "A'' N-' AUGUSTUS sCIiELL Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-04
TIE SiibEi HAAhhEA l.

ouofltio3s-sbearcd Sheep, good ,Ti08ici common TO
fair care; Lambs good, 1Sdll5c.; common, ig9le.
There is new sheep market just eslaOished adjoining
fine Fortietrst Hog Yards, near Eieventh-ayey with
Hume and Elliott "a statesmen There are l0i9 head on
sac there today It il claimed 10 have advantages on
account of its proximity 10 the boats ana the Hudson
River Railroad Sales begin there today 10 Dc reported
newt week The sheep trade, upon the whole, ls not
lively nor are prices strong As Last week. the arrivals
ICiLs Larger, II v e.@eg1 " egaYJ " t.iaas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-04

UyIrEo STATES fKEAsuRH, June J. le no n
CCHEDULES of 500 THIRTY or more -. ~
- CoTPONS due June IS viii row received for exam AZ
,i,, safe Treasury H. H. VAN DYCK. Assistant IieasuIe
0FYioE ErCnANGR FIKE lssURANGs o.
No. 10 BROADWAY, foRH June :, ~,
I,IECTION.-The ANNUAL ELECTION ioI
IL DIRECTORS 81 this Company will be held A. n'n
WEDNESDAY the 10th day Of June The poll vii be open ron
va. RICHARD C. coMBEs, Secretary
y4TATERTOWN wisconsin, B0NDS;-ho,i.d.
w ans viii learn something 70 their advantage by addIeps No"
hep Wsa.l.. U. u. Y X IErEki. AfisElA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-15
PROPOSALS..

rvO CONTRACTORS FOR STREET TnPRovEMESTs.-
sealed proposals. each endorsed with the title
the work which relates the Of bidder and the
date Of prsseniaon, WIN b received 1t this oce un
feilswns ewsrs ana pavsmsp.s y g.
Spec a. between Seventy ninth and Eighty sixth strsess
and avenue and Third avenue spsc - tn Alien street
between Canal and Rvngton stfeets and In Grand street.
bevesn Centre and Elm street,. Spec 81 II Fifty nfth
naee Spec S. a ssvsesy;ssventh serest and Eightesh
Twenty third and Thirty second streets and between
Ninth and Eleventh avenues With branches Spec g. n
and cAn :reet hudson street between Fanila ara Jay
soet and North moore street. between Hudson and West
Broadway and Spec 81 IN IS0th street between Fh and
S1th NuboDou In Mercer street. from
Canal 70 Eighth srses Pearl sses1 nom wan 70 Beck
street.; N Broad street. from Wall 70 South street.
psysnsu. q wss kisvsn!a strsst seventh avenue
10 West street. IN tortyeghth street. second
70 East river and In Thissy srsst IRON Third 70 Fh
avenue. X rf.a'a 0h lVl
Plans and specieeaons b. and ferns for bids
obtained At this Once 49, AZ
Il So # ss 4 vPPAAii1aH. ASS: ::ss'
OFFICE CROroN AouEpUCY DEPAuvnnT July II, Io7.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-15

NEARBLElZED SLATE MANTELS-EQUAL IN AP.
I pearanoc, durable. and 1t half the price Of
Marble 7. B. STEWART. COS Sixth avenue,
Between Thirty hfsh and Thirty sixth streets.
MARBLE MANTELs.-THE BEST PLACE IN THE
M city 10 purchase Marble Msntes Of the latest designs
~ very low prices 10 81 KLABERS Marble Works l3i
East Eighteenth street. Third New York Cut
this
The New era. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1865-1871, 1867-01-24

RUNAWAY MATCH.--A Hosty We'd
difg-A runaway match and hasty we'd
ding occurred yerterday, which occa-
stoned quite a sensation in this city. the
young lady being the daughter of one
of Our prominent citizens. The couple
Kept their own secrets, and as they had
been acquainted but four DAYS. the re-
latives and friends of the Young lady
never dreamed of such thing as mat
r'mony. The gentleman, who is some
thin" Of bachelor, resides in Mart MS
burg, Berkeley county, and on Monday
last came to this city to spend a few
GAYS with some friends. He stopped at
the M'Lnre House, and there made the
acquaintance ola relative Of his wife.
On NJ ,n11iy night in company with a
friend, he visited the house of the par
ent and for the first time /, ct and made
the acquaintance of the young lady. Be-
fore leaving the house on Monday even
ing q sleigh-ride was proposed, and on
tuesday afternoon the couple rode out
the National Road, and when the mer
ry bells were iingling the first advance
Thursday another sleigh-ride was taken
and the all-important question WAS set
tied. Yesterday morning about half
past eight O'Clock the couple left the
city in a sleigh, AMI proceeded to West
Alextnler Or "ssr,bble,' ana there
they We're united in the holy bonds Of
nlatfimony. They returned 70 tie city
Yestertity afternoon rs MN and Wife,
and repaired to the M'Iure House.
The young lady dropped a line' to
her parents Informing them OF the re-
suit of the trip to "Gretne Green" and
requesting that her trunk (which WIS
already packe6i to be sent 20 her room
at the hotel. OF course the announce
meat fell like Il thunaarbolt ueon the
ears Of the relative and friends of the
young bride, and as it become generally
know somewhat Of 4 sensation Was ere
ated in that section Of the city where
she resided.
The happy couple were TO have left on
the train last evening for Martinsburg,
to which point the husband had tele-
graphed the result ofhis hastv and SOM
what expected trip to "Scrabble. ~
Wheeling Register, 19M inst.
The hero of this matrimonial coup
detat is no less a parsonage than our
late bachelor friend, 4. P. II. Staub,
Esq. He returned to this place Sat
urday night in company with his bet
ter half, and has since been almost
overwhelmed with the congratulations
of his many friends. Like q good gen
eral, he kept his own counsel, and his
nearest friends here were as much sur
prised on hearing of the affair as were
the citizens of Wheeling We are sor-
ry to lose him from the ranks Of '.sin-
gle-blessedness,' but since he has gone
from among us, we can but wish him
and his fair bride all the happiness i'm
aginable. Martinsburg has out-gener-
aled Wheeling! Who next?]
The New era. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1865-1871, 1867-01-24
VEST III. LEGASLATT
SATURDAY, January 10.
SENATE.

\ message from the House announ-
ced the passage on yesterday by that
body Of House Joint Resolution No. 3,
'Requesting the members Of Congress
from this state to favor the passage of a
law protecting the wool growing inte-
PESTS Of the country.n
| On motion Of NJ. Farnsworth the res
olution wis conquered il.
Senate Bill No. ] I, 'sfo increase the
fees of Prosecuting Attorney in certain
cases. which was referred to the Judi.
ciary committee.
The following resolutions were offer
ed and adopted:
BY Mr. Chapine. That the committee
on Finance and Claims inquire into the
eXpedieney OF appropriating S39i to de-
fray expense Of the Board of r .gistra-
ton Of Jefferson county. for 1863. not
provided Tor hy law.