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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1868-10-09

Our sales for the last twelve months have been
about one million dollars.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1868-10-09

PHILADELPHIA OFFICE-Il06 Chestnut St.
Ey@ C. LOVER, Agent, Bedford, Pa.
oct9, 6Syl
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1868-10-09
JAMES r. KELLEY,
Speaker Of the House of Representative
DAVID FLEMING,

Hpeukef OI IIIe FoVI4NV'
ArPRoYED-tbe thirtieth day Of March, ammo
al one thousand eigbt hundred and sixty-six.
4 @ CURTIN
Election officers will take notice that the act
entitled "A Further Supplement- to the Election
Laws of this Commonwealth, disqualifyng de-
serters from the army of the United States from
ting has recently been declared unconstitutional by
the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania is now null aud
void, and that all persons formerly disqualified
Hereunder are now lawful voters, if otherwise
qualified The act decided unconstitutional by
the Supreme Court provided as follows:
"A FURTHER SUPPLEMENT TO THE ELECTION LAWS
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1868-10-09

A WATCH FREE-given gratis to
IN every live who will act as agent in a
new, light and honorable business, pay $50 day
No gift enterprise. No humbug. Address r.
MONROE KENNEDY, Pittsburgh Pa
The New York herald., 1868-03-02

value Sales 200 srccs within the range OF SIS $s7 for
primo mesa and SIS SO for fnda do. Reef hams
steady with moderate demand at So &35 25 Sales OF
0 oos within tho range Cut meals continued In fair do
packages l0c lie for dry aud picked shoulders l3c
i3ac. for smoked do i5c I511c for picked hams, Ec
iec for annexed aud loc 6c for bagged including 10000
os shoulders, In bulk: At lO,c Bacon continued hrm,
the range Of Ike zc. for Cumberland cut ltsc iSc
Tor short rib 12sc l3c for long do, 47sc zc. for
in moderate request, but steady The transactions COM
Butter and cheese unchanged at last quotations.
fKrRoLKUh-For crude In bulk the demand was tribe
more active snd prices remained steady The supply con-
nnues light The sales were bo bbls at l2c 200 do do
wiiAn tbs nrsi hfeen days In April l2c The
usns In bonded again light but holders were rather
hrmer In their views demanding 2c 26c for standard
Waite The sales were 500 bbls- standard white
tbs same Free duh and entirely nominal &c
Tor standard whtc or gasoline sales OF lis bbs
at &c., packages returned The Philadelphia market
quiet Sales 1000 bbls standard whtc for the hrst
kIck.-Thc sales of Carolina unimportant, but
prices were steady at lie Ike for fair TO prime Ran
seon WAS quoted steady At 64e 6xc., gold. duty paid
sucAn-Busness 10 raw light, but full prices were
The sales wer. oSy 5 Ssds At lss ga, ,ao for Cuba
ana DemerarA For refined the demand moderate and
prices shade easier powdered crushed
snd graduated beng quoted a. i6zSc l7o soft white
SzsDs.-Cacutta linseed was inactive and nominal at
H gold duty paid Glover dull and unchanged at
iS5ac l<c; timothy, - and rough dax, 81 S2S5
was in moderate request aud hrm with sales OF
terces.
90 lAIow c@ low ruled steady with moderate demand sales
MnIsEEr-Reoeipts. nons No transactions and prices
The New York herald., 1868-03-02
DEATHS.

Amxy.-On Saturday, Februsy 20, JnsS LoUrsR,
only daughter Of Charles A aud Pamela C. Abbey aged
years and rs days.
al2 Clinton street, Brooklyn.
BRApY-Ou saturday, February 20. MARY BRADY the
wife Of Peter Brady parish Of Larah, county Cavaa,
Her friends and are respectfully invited
10 attend ths funeral this Monday afternoon, at tive
BMI-On Saturday, February 20, sAaAu Louiss BsLl,
epy daughter Of Daniel y. and Sarah Honeywell Bell,
aged II years and montha
BrAors--On Sunday, March I, F.rKpRrcu BLAaM, at
his residence, Eighty eighth street, between Broad.
way and Eighth avenue in his $50 year, after shors
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral, on Wednesday afternoon, ~ one
The bersavsd children, Heinrich, Friedrich, Dsdsrch
Ba1lx-ou Friday evening. February IS, DAVID,
youngest OF John A. aud susan W. Bryan, agcd
years, months asd 10 days
Friends OF the family respectfully invited TO attend
the funeral, from the residences Of his parents Irving
son westchcser county " this Monday afternoop,
at twenty minutes past three O'Clock. Train leaves
Thrteh street at two and rcsurnipg leaves lrvngton
BUssa-On saturday sftsrnoos, February 20, JAxn
J. BURxR, aged % yesfa
The friends and scquansanoss and those Of hs father
Michael and brother Walter j. Burke, rsspeotf uy
invited 10 attend the fuusra this Monday afernoon
nj one o'clock FROM his late residence lSl Elizabeth
street. No carriages allowed
BypHI.--JAxR, the beloved wife OF Michael Byrne and
daughter OF James and Jans Croy, native Of vilsrs-
town county Waterford Ireland, after severe Illness
aged 20 years. months and odays
The relatives and friends Of the family are respect
fully invited 10 attend the funeral from her late rest
dsncs. aAi East Twsntythrd street, on Tuesday after
noon, at two o'clock.
western papers please copy
Corvsy.-Ia this city, saturday February 70, Miss
ELxH Cosysr. In the 10th year Of her age:
Her rsmaas will be taksa 20 Trey, frsm eas Wess
Nlnstesoth street, on Tuesday evening
CooGa --Oa SasardaS, Fssruny ~. - her rssidsns~
The New York herald., 1868-03-02
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The past week has been one Of unusual inactivity at
the Brooklyn Navy Yard there being arrivals de-
parturs Of vessels 70 nots Work pretty generally
sagna,ed In all departments Of the yard. there
any indications Of immediate improvement In Shis
OF Affairs. There will be additional retrenchment
here to-day when three four hundred mon will DO
discharged In accordance with Instructions from Wash
ington 70 that effect
Tho storsshp Guard, now nearly ready for sea, win
saiI about middle Of the weeK for the European
squadron.
AdyIccs have been received from the United States
steamer kaumee, Commander Cushing, up TO the 28th
or December at which date the Maumes NJ Rio Ja-
nero expecting sail for China In a fow days All
board were veil She had encountered rough weather
during portion Of the voyage to that port
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Tho market for wheat was depressed ey the unavoral
Sa.aess done ys light. the ..ss being only about
{, & ss
se lower and only moderate susnsss vss a
81 70 81 y for new mssd :. ws..c!n.!he i latter
~: Az VIZ. s
sise. sc, store and Sslc del!ssrea Rye wa. IN
malt was in some demand; 400 bushes at q IS
fnxcHrs The market remained quiet but rates 10 all
s. T m 1ss 6 sE c. %
slSs Log Dbl: .sD.s. ard =.
ssa.. ''a s.s: sss' a a ss = %
Hstw.rp 100 case. tob:cce on pt,a, terms TO Bremen
sS I g Core: o
orders, grain st7s sd sss direct. Sorw.sisn bark
~ ssssn ssa' bs1s cG'a
1.,s s9s ,S ana & petroleum H. lieu oa sr.s Ms
si Italy S. a. 70 the Adra,c e c rrus,isn bark
Scis Do. 10 Baltic On private terms ss
0uNNlss-Bass were duh a. iso Cloth was quiet but
Hcrs~T market was UNCHANGED. A moderate demand
steady prices. American, oo &c. and BavariAn. ssc
asr-rhs demand was only moderate and price: wsr.
were no .rsn;ss,,o.s s.% % reported M in
Es. pr..d r.. %say from
rsnnsrs and prices we're quite sssady The were 2o
RoM.aO. q hhds old sasaa Al ase. ana is hSds
old centrifugal at SOC. . soc .. -.
NAVAL sToass-For spirit: urpsntise the demand was
extremely light and heard Of no sales OF consequence
soc The a,tss pric, For rcsin ,hs demand
s32s 27o DO At - 50 for No. l. and e for pale: esm
a IS S2jS ss IS; No. l. "a %; pale sba ss as and
pale S6 30 Q 90 Tar was nore sought after, and
sr@. sales iSo scis. Wilmington q = 81 and q DO
.ss ss :s,:: ::s ,::s1s . i $40:
prime city but NO sales Of importance y ore made.
PRovIsiors Reeeipta 6s bbs PORK, soo 90 beef lls1
was rather nors animation roscesoe "A TIE market for
PORK today but prices heavy and rine on closing
q. sbou. ~ % for mess snd " w ~ ~ ~ y e, old
for new me.s 90 70 sas 2s for Old do ~ e9D for
there Of $50 bbls mesa for APRIL a su 1
sellers option Total stock old and new, February % 1858,
70 26s bbs. corresponding date last month N1N bbs,
corresponding last eSO6e bba Dressed hogs
city al iis1c. isc FOR beef : far demand pre-
vailed al sisady prces sales were made OF $50 bbls.
ss SO . sis for common y COED ms,s. ana s!s ga
ISIS s pigs, SC,rsspsCsslns date is., Tcsss sss
Tsrcs sssf neasraAs demand hus Without ehA.gs v
The New York herald., 1868-03-02

THE BALL SEASON.

THE BALL SEASON.
GRAND BAL MAsouE
"ARIoN.
on THURSDAY, March s.
At the Academy OF Music.
Tickets admitting one gentleman aad lady, sio E1.ra
ladies' tickets O. To be had OF The following msmbsn
II. c. orcireuhsgsn. No. % Reads stree.
Hann Bros. No. SU Broadway.
D. Hess. No o Maiden lane.
JB. Roller. German Saving. Bsst No leo B..s -Four.
tesn.h street.
f. Kro,ipfeifer. Ne. a Pine s,rsss
rr. Kuhns. No. 81 Broad street.
Ph Rein. vinh Avenue Hotel
r. ssusr. No. IS Exchange place.
q. spsnsssbers. No. sss Broadway.
Jno. stsdermsun No. u Howard street.
Carl rraecs, No. $40 Fulton street, Brsotiy,.
Boxes msy be secured at Hant Bros No. a7 Broadway.
and ., z. KroiIpfsiGers. No a Pine street
Seventh Annual Fancy Drsss
rurim Bar,
rkss Opera House, Monday, MArose
Tickets 70 be had Of the folIowIns,-
J. Wen, 8es Prssdsss, T. IS VIII wSi,s :,s.et;
y. b. solomon, Treasurer 667 Broadway,
.as S&s' s1sssS & % s.ss :ss;'s rs Broadway, e-
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OLyMrIc THEATRE. BEGINS At 3.
'f%ss I%sr = Siaars aHsf OF MAGGIE aiToiEI.. Lessee
who in consequence Of unavoidable delay In tho ssoduo
msn Sa 2. s hs ss: kindly extends n'r
MOndsy ;pa Tuesday, and
Friday -TaE fExRL OF savoy Y,n-oam a DA'o
s.Ssss:y S1s:y s1sssosss!wEE ss1on
q. T. ESSs EzssiFs sss FssfSTiss
lsqansds, Tr.n.or%s,lon scsnsry. Comic Tricks Trans.
S,. nrr. EssSss ,5s premiere dAn'sa''.
Mile. BETTY RIaL
in the rsnd Mo1s s Ins I, N s sgspS Joins ESa N: CARRIE
Boz sheet open on WEDNESDAY, March
RAREEY WILLIAMS BROADWAY THEATRE;
oIoRlioiUs wiEiGj0ME NsiiaimiTLY' TO 10 ''A'''
ON 1HE1h 14Ea hETyss TVS 4 EE
VIM Winter E:q in tho II Iribans writes that INT Chan. m
gros. unna.uralnss. ana lmbeciy sris6s ten
s saf f'1%s m
asiisER Ss5 SaTI SESh S54Ss
the clever versatile artist ice!lhANrRAu.
in De waldens sparkling comedy Of
raE & fSssECH @ 's As D5GE
Seats secured from TIL SIX days in advance.
\ SPYaT sTSs e hs EsSb TspS bSiS4 SSps
SS%Sp h'E SSTSH ST. GEAS4 TSESa S$a, s..
ssssS bSSSS SSSsa
Jain. e. e. a'''' s$ v' g.: {. ''''.
cHsSR ahsss Dutch SSSsa s. sHASp ssST RSTSa S%sf
SMANR aRHNp pSTTh pufcH ss.r ahxsb % purca GHs .s.
NIGHT Ins ''F''fefi
soSPHy EyESISaa Ea,;A HAEoy y,scrr, nm.
mss AoA1'A % drama Of &saobEDs ~ -
and Ss .r.sssS ss$;S EAssrr 1ODrsrr
N1Rs y. b CoNwAYs PARK rHEArER, BROOK.
~ '''' ILL., III. !. asisSIi$sSA' / sSs$sS.
,g.sH JESSIE rSssy2s rsSEsesyy2ss
VIM IhGzrss 1fts 1fSskT r. ossSs ossTssrSsE.' and
lie Broadway.
MORNING Rr4SIsds 4SR EVENING
suAksPEARE.
MRS. FRANCES ANNE KExBLs.
r r. PUoH has the honor to announce thai
MRS. kEhBLE
=" -FOUR READINGS
AT sTEINwAY HALL.
In The following order:-
On MONDAY EVENING, March \
On ru.sPhf sibsSSsss EyEs!s' slsSs: Hasfs : OsnA.
On FRIDAY EVENING. March,
On SATURDAY x6sh!so, n.ess,.
KING LEAR.
The Evening Rssdinss will commence precisely q
O'Clock, the norn,es Reading si. e. O'Clock 2. 4
Tiok els NAV Be procured the Dor ose stsnwsy Han
every morning At O'Clock A. NJ, and during the day
The sale OF tickets for the entire sesiea will begin Stein
single tickets for each reading may be procured
Friday. February 2. and the following daya
SPECIAL NOTfCB
No more cksts will be sold than the actual number Of
the body Of the hail. To avoid upton tho
audience respectfully requested
commencement Of the readinas
"A THE LA GRANGE
AND BRlGNOLf
ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY
will give on their return from Philadelphia Baltimore and
"'s fcksSHS ~ sSsSise iSs eCpss pssscm sHni''f r. fs
Several important will be revived Full particulars
will DO announced shortly.
IL sIxTn AVENUE, NEAR PoRTY.sEcOSD STREET,
AFFORDS SUPERIOR ACCOMMODATIONS FOR
Balls weddnsn Ceuccrta Lectures, ksading- Privats
Ihessrioaia rArlor Opera 40. beauuiai Stage. ans
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AmusnME NTs.


NIBLos GARDEN.
IN Lessee and Manager. WHkAILBh
The curtain rises precisely Al so and entire perform
Anes concludes At l0;45 O'Clock.
POSITIVE TRIUMPH
OF the
NEW GRAND SPECTACLE.
The theatre NIGHTLY CROWDED. to its utmost capasf0.
MONDAY, March q 1868 will be presented Tor the
FORIY-tIFfh TrHE
fairy buresque extravaganza eautied
- IHk WHITE FAWN,
PAkisiENNE BALLET TROUPE
The piece PRODUCED at positive cost OF
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS.
DRAMATIC ARTISTS OF METROPOLITAN FAME.
DANSEuSES OF WORLD WIDE CELEBRITY.
TWO PREMIERE AssoLUTos
TEN PREMIERES,
THIRTY CORYPHEEs.
THE FIRST MALE DANCER OF THE Dan
and FULL CORPS
under the direction of the chef OF mare lie ballets
AN INCREASED ORCH ESTRA, FULL CHORU5 -
THE MAGNIFICENT SCENERY,
GORGEOUS COSTUMES,
DAZZLING ARMORS,
SUPERB APPOINTMENTS -.
prepared expressly for this establishment In
PARIS, LONDON AND AMERICA
The entertainments teI uiuating with q
WONDROUS TRANSFORMATION.
BRIGHT REALMS OF THE DRAGON wLY
AN ENCHANTING SCENE OF GORGEOUS SPLEND00
- UNAPPROACHABLE
IN EXQUISITE BEAUTY AND FASCINATION.
GRAND MATINEE EVERY
SATURDAY, AT O'CLOCK
Seats secured six days In advance.
The New York herald., 1868-03-02
THE LECTURE SEASON.

IMPORTANT LECTURES DA1LY-TO GENTLEMEN
only, interesting subjects at tho New York Museum
OF Anatomy 6iS Broadway Those unable to attend these
lectures may receive copy by forw Arding 70
drcss secretary ot new fork Auscum OF AnAtouy, OILS
Broadway.
The New York herald., 1868-03-02

CorrRK-kio-We = heard or no sales Of moment, but
holders IN ther views demanding full prices or
Santos 3Vo bags Eliza Schmidt sod l0c gold
In bond. Other kinds unchanged.
FLouR AND GRAIr-keceipts 477B bbls. flour. $3.50
bushels wheat l3U bbs aud $50 bags meal, 9lO
bushels corn, do. and go do malt The market
and Western -four continued TO rule duh hold
effect sales Of Importance Qutaons wsie nominally
unchanged. California -four dull and rather heavy
confined 10 abou. 5,5vu bbs For Southern
demand decidedly less active and prces
heavy though quotably lower. The sales only
abou! 500 bbs Rye our was sparinsy dealt In but steady
In value. The sales aV bbs AZ 81 6U - So OF
meal salss effected; prices unchanged
The New York herald., 1868-03-02

aAA a1E hus4cai Oircctor.
- . 'uiiyniy a.,:i Manager
FIFTH GRAND OPERA NIGHT.
First appearance IN New York OF the pmA don
MME AGATHA STATES
after her most successful debut In Italian Paris and
lar opera EsNANI.
with :he following artists
MADAME AGATHA STATES
SIGNOR koSCONI.
SIGNoR BELLINI.
TUESDAY EVENING. March
LINDA bT CHAMOUNy
the emily performance with this great cast
MISS MINNIE HAuCK,
MADAME TESLA
SIGNOR ANTONUCCf
and SIGNOR RANCONI In his great tragic part
WEDNESDAY EVENING, March
PARErA ROSA NIGHT.
last appearance but OF this great srts on Wn'cn
occasion viii be performed
Tho sale OF Tickets v IN commence this morning
WokRELL SISTERS NEW YORK THEATRE, 3, amt,
80 .'1 RESEwED SUCCESS
OF tho beautiful and accomplished actress
MISS KATE REIGNoLDS,
In Fulton Maeder's Sensational Drama or
N0BODYS DAUGHTER.
founded upon Miss Braddon's novel
GREAT GAMBLING SCENE.
with its gigS.nt local LOCAL aipsons niG! rrrr and
A STAR CAST. embracing Messrs. J. X Mortimer. g. g.
Bonace H. Clark Wm Carleton and the other favortes
MATINEE SATURDAY
The New York herald., 1868-03-02

Total for the week. 81 036 go So ,486 $5lIlO0S
The imports OF dry goods for the and since jan
uary compare IS folows:-
For the Week. 1865. 1867. 1868.
Entered port. SAT 900 $33l5,T31 g. 337 327
Thrown the market 2,979,74S 4153.664 2,045, ,959
Since Jan. l.
Entered a. the port $a2 500 $2 7s 4s7 S13 100
Thrown market. %. .732 400 2,03ssA IL 6S6 65s
The New York herald., 1868-03-02
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

AsHEs-Receipts, Is packages. Pots in moderats
request and steady at Ss rs - sK while pearls dul
and nominal at $ll.
CorToN-The market opened quiet and weak but subse-
quently became under active speculative
port demand closing about lc higher than yesterday The
sales footed up 1916 bales including $3.50 speculation
3sa9 export 80 for spinning and 405 In rsnstu Sub.
Joined the closing quotations.
The New York herald., 1868-03-02
Total. 81, ,401, $50 $5,267,50 $ll,247,0l8
The exports TO the corresponding period in the pre-
yious fourteen years compare as follows:

Su9joned the total valuation Of tho foreign imports
at New York for the week ending February %, COM
pared with those Of tho two preceding weeks, also
the value of the dry goods entered at this port and
1865 and 1857
Week ending Feb Il Fsb 81. Feb. %.
Dry goods. ST. 27S 002 $2660 243 81, ,O37 1927
General merchandise. 2,75s,918 3O75,24s 3.073. TIL
The New York herald., 1868-03-02

GREAT GAMBLING SCENE.
rxso ss " esso 1SD 'ssf' 's,'Gni soSrhTFs iaa
sshs%psnuy rsdemandsd By crowded houses a. nase'
STAR CAST 81 psnSS ps%Srscins %sssrs j. Mortimer q G.
a5s ''A''
~ Fourteenth .irsst opposite Academy of Music s...-
: iMATiNEEs, AT ais.
wEDspsRtx H6sbSR sIdhE. aSR S1naaRH' MARoas.
VT" appearance fRor O. b. HUTCHINSON.
tho celebrated and md hs .cTqS MGpa:r trained
TIE hEoSkE GREAT r. EQUINE aShsE' coSsDr. oSsS
5SSkEy 5SSkEy CLUB SEgs EaSEs. R:SEs:
ns'as SsSss Sf APPLAUSE
ti0n'. as well as M yya repressnsaSq ,c,N SvSxr Sf
rEAT FssSI sSS SSS$i q fSAgi sSs$ sgAT ss.
fEAq! ThE daEAT hnAy kGssiAs RkAg rsHgi fgAo
1 uF5S fGw Az ASP Fh9isa AsTHSsRRh5sff RhSfha AaA4s
THE yovss sss zsb hSSlhs Saksd
IN %osT SsiTLfASTT fssosSsSANaE
Admission 80 cents. children n aader en Is cen.s
rI,HEATRE CoMToUE.
L 5l4 Broadwsy opposite ST. Nicholas Hotel;
EAsP S1HsE oF F e sTRSG SEASON
The management take pleasure announcing engage
for shII W"
from the Theatre Ccmque Boston, where they have
formed for the past three consecutive most brilliant
and fashionable audiences.
FORTY POPULAR ARTISTS,
including the great pantomimsts.
MAFFIT AND BARTHOLOMEW.
Their FIRST appearance in New York after absence OF
over three years.
he celebrated premiere late OF Dc Pos roupe)
Mss iiss HSsfiH;I EI%L!E hEl'affhIs HaifIso;; ;..ox.
MISS CLARA RAYMOND.
SIG. c. CONSTANTINE.
MIR. GEO. w. SMITH.
MR.. MARRY LESLIE.
EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK.
Tho entertainment will commence with the picturesque
tableaux wants entitled THE ITALIAN BRIGANDs.
After which the beautiful ballet entitled
Ell DOCTOR DEL CONFUSION.
DR.. Bartolo ......................WH ii. Bartholomew
Henri lin love with Mille). Geo. W. Smith
Frederick Tin love with Theresa. sig Constantine
Thsres. daughters of Bartolo Mss Lille Whiting
Pas Deux. Nile. Diani and q. w. Smith
Villagers, &C. BY Corps de Ballet Concluding with the
NiCoDEMUs NICoDEMUs.
NICODEMUS.
Old Barb0ut, gardener. II. BARTHOLOMEW
Peasants &c. Corps do Ballet
MATINEE EVERY SATURDAY AT ~ O'CLOCK.
DOWERY THEATRE. STILL ANOTHER.
ID LAST WEEK OF Mr.. J. NJ MURDOCH.
First production
New Scenery. New pr.%s q q. Dramsot
The New York herald., 1868-03-02

DOWERY THEATRE.
ID LAST WEEK OF MR.. j. M.
First production
OF the
New Scenery. New Drama OF the
Splendid View GREEN HILLS
of OF THE FAR WEST.
Niagara Falls. Mr.. Murdoch
Rafting Bob.
The New York herald., 1868-03-02

Ii sixTn avkSuB, NEAR poRTY SECOND STREET,
AFroRDs SUPERIOR ACCOMMODATIONS FOR
TSsslrcsis fsrlor opsrs tc. 4 bsssuiai Stage, ans
a0aerv. -, -. viii be ~ ap vhea reaul<vA
The New York herald., 1868-03-02

STILL ANOTHER.
MURDOCH.
Drama Of
Frederick the Great
aud the
Deserter.
The New York herald., 1868-03-02

Boston 70 Warrington paying for the in the
OF the franklin Company The Insulated Company had
a the time Of this purchase bonded and floating debt OF
9f00,oo0 The Franklin Company issued TO the stock
holdss of the Insulated Company $3.50 900 Of is
stock and at the same time reduced the amount OF IL
stock to $2Soooo thus making the capital Of the
combined companies known ~ the Franklia Company,
$3.50, ,00o and leaving . working fund Sl7o 900 or
unssued stock, which Il now holds Tho Insulated
Company simultaneously placed In the hands Of trustees
sufficient amount Of the $3.50 600 OF stock issued 70 10
20 pay on s bonded and floating debt This course is
IN marked contrast with the policy Of imitation pursued
by the western Union Company whom making consoda-
aions or purchases Of ether lines and which has re-
.sultsd In the capital stock being sweed TO tho
mous aggregate OF forty millions The opposition lines
are rapidly growing in favor and they find profitable
90 cut down rates a. their business increases
The operations Of the Treasury during the last three
years are Just now the subject OF discussion In
zion with Mr.. shermans proposed funding scheme and
che reported intention Of Mr. NcCuloch 10 resign his
once, and weekly contemporary devotes considerable
spass 70 their examinations Mr.. McCuIloch ap-
pointed In March, 1866. and shs public debt statement
dated April In the year. showed the total amount
Of obligations outstanding to bs oo0 Of which
suy 600 900 funded into gold bearing bonds
or the s1323, 900 600 Of unfundcd debt ess than
s22.Ooo 900 was represented BY temporary loans and
seruncates Of deposit The suspended regulations al
ans ssms time amounted 10 about sl14 ooo and I,
vas estimated that there were between four aud nvs
hundred millions OF other mauring claims while to
meet the current expenditures there were only sbou,
sry.sIx millions In the Treasury. The currency
tha In circulation amounted 70 $685., 900. 900.
Of which S4sa, 900, 900 wHs In United States
notss s627 900 in interest bearing notes and
eaAoo 900 In fractional currency. On ths Si1 sf
The New York herald., 1868-03-02

TUESDAY, MARCH s.
hrst time this season. Poole's celebrated comedy OF
To conclude with tn. fa1ort, xui ra9: ram:a.,,a o,
lCl LON PAkLE FRANCAIS.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH T.
THE SERIOUS FAMILY.
The great drama OF
ROSEDALE
with its entire beautiful effects costumes
uniforms and appointments, will be produced immedsts
MIR. LESTER wALLACK
L,RENCH THEATRE
PROLoNGED TRIUMPH
MOST POPULAR OPERA OF THE ACE
THE GRAND DUCHESS of GEROilSrEtN.
continues to receive the unqualified admiration Of
II will be repeated for the
ONE HUNDRED AND TIL IhTY.SIXTh FINE
MONDAY EVENING, AT EIGHT O'CLOCK,
MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY,, TIL HURSDAY AND
FRIDAY EVENINGS, and at the
- MATINEE NEXT SATURDAY AT ONE.
with the original cast as folows:--
THE GRAND DUCuESS-MLLE. T0STEE.
Fritz. ........h. GUFFROY General Boum. .DUCHESlU
Prince Paul. :lEDU4 Baron Puck. .LAuRiFPOUL
Baron Grog. WALTER kepomus ..AONI8B
WANDA-MLLE. De FELCOURT
All the seats will be reserved mt tho
GRAND DUCHESS MATiNEES ON SATURDAYS
and tickets VIII not be sold beyond the seating capacity -
the house.
NEXT SATURDAY EVENING MARCH Z.
FRENCH DRAMATIC PERFORMANCE.
Seats may be secured six representations In advances
the theatre. schrmers 7UI broadway and at Peters.
Broadway.
The New York herald., 1868-03-02

ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
"A THE LA GRANGE
AND BKlGNOLf
ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY
will Give On their returp from Philadelphia Baltimore and
Washington. q brief season OF opera, commencing
TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH ", 1854
Several important works will be revived Full particular
will DO announced shortly.