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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-29
THF STANrON-STREET BE

THE STANT0N-STREET BAPTIST CHURCH.
Stanton street Baptist Church has been noted Tor
years past for supplying the poor OF It's members and
congregation with Thanksgiving Dinner. fester-
day this customary distribution was repeated, and
many families, reduced BY misfortune, were cheered
by an unexpected free oiEering-a large iurkey, Q
pair Of chickens or anything that would 70 to make
up an accept able ssiyDg Dinner In odoi ION
some OF the more needy were generously pfe'eh'ed
with small d nations OF money from the same source
The members Of the Church, having been previously
consulted by the Rev. Dr.. Hlscox, their pastor. IN
re iation TO the ususl distribution, unanimously
agreed that the Thanksgiving OF 1861 should he OBJ
served ia times gone past, and on "Wednesday
evening and yesterday morning. divers ana mysieri-
GUS packages and bundles aud weil-Glled BASKETS
suddenly sppeaej in the lecture room of tue church,
where their contents were spread upon tables, and
arranged for distribution. The Rev. Or. Hiseox,
with generous hand, supeIioIended the ar
ranging, rarceling, and distribution Of these
Thnnkssiyilg offerings. list OF those
Who were 10 be the recipients was in biz
hands, and the parcels were labeled aud sent 10
their des nations without unnecessary delay IEus
many sad hearts were temporarily made 10 'orges
theic sorrowr, and in the enjoyment OF bolnilini
repasr to have cause to bless slud Providence Tor
ray OF lL that sileDoed the goOmness OF the pass:
ing honrs. StantoD-sTeet Church If Remembered and
blessed by many Of the poor. As further reef fof
item collection wss taken up a. the usual moroin8
Thanksgiving service, which VIII lie ap' ned 70 'neu
benefit. 1be practice Of these Thanksgiving dinners
was origiyled BY the Rev. DIR. Hseox shortly after
he became connected With this Church, some ten
wears aRo. Tie subject was named by Inn TO tne
wen,befs who gave Iheir cordial appreciation 10 1t,
and from that time TO tie preeent, the custom haa
been sacredy observed, each year eularIg the area
of It's sfe, tvenes- till now there are proospy over
fifty families who the recipients OF its welcome
doratiois One curious fact connected with the
Stanton street Baptist Church may not be out OK
ae at tie close of this paragraph. II Il out OF debt
an unusual circumstance in Church history--and .
Fl, reward for not forgetting the poor Oh Ihankh9N'
! ing Day.
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tie Madison Avenue BaptiN Ohurch,tasing for his
text tie 9Th verse Of The l26 Psam. "Ihcy that cow
io tears sLal rem in ioy" In the eonree OF lis re-

tie Madison Avenue BaptiA Churchsiakng for bic
text tie 5th verse Of The 100 Psalm. "1hey that cow
10 tears shall reap in joy" IN the coalse OF his re-
marks be spoke about tie establishment Of the day OF
Thanksgiving as originating with the Pilgrims,
Of hon lie compared To tle hilireD OF Israel, who.
having just escaped feou their DO daee, desired on
account Of their iIbulariOns and euierings TO turn
back. Discussions eti ipg upon i point, an aged
81 venerable disciple arose and 'besonght them not
to think ihat they had hurdened God With their
urayers, ard told them thai their suferiegs were
not 20 great Is might have been expected, and that
they shanh be tlankigl FOR tie enjoyment OF ciyD
aud religious liberty. Their crops were abundant,
and. instead If continuing in loug fas'isgs he sng
cested the institution of day Of Thanksgiving
aud PRAYER Which was ibereupOn estab
hsbed. The speaker drew vivid picture Of the
con. nemoration Of Tie day in the New-EnglaDd
Siaies-the old homestead, the aged father and
tier the troops Of little ones the memories OF mo
psst and the pre- ent aud tie peerings into the fu-
tnre, alt # which possessed melancholy fafcealion.
God had wisely instituted a season for all things,
and even the Mioter grin, not rslgn. cansi pam
and grivn,ion and many bitter tears, brought forth
good for nun. There we've many who oeenied tas
the present time with war agiaDng the G0vernment,
was rot a filling season for thanks lvli <, but 10
eonteuded that Ill days of trouble were ne ~
cursors OF lasiug triumph. la support Of is artu-
mlent be cited the snielings OF JOB and oil mo
Prophet Daniel, and of Chiist himself danog bs
stay upon earth, Of Bubyan, 81 franklin, and o'ne,s
whose seed was sOwu IL Tears. No Ieal good couia
be enjoyed without sBfe,ing, and where The men, mem,
Der vi q rightly organized community suffered, ais
suffered with hiaI. History, both ancient ana
modern, was cited in support Of The text, ana 60
argued that the trouble 10 witch our own Govern
ment WAS now involved wolid eyeniHate IN hef
stta ming greater position than she had ever yes
reached.
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THE BENEFITS OF SUFFERING.
VERNON BY THE REV. MIR. HAGUE.
The Rev. Mr.. Hague preached in the morning ct
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-09
Gopartnersbip Notites.

rF'HE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing be-
n tween the Undersigned under the FIRM Of BROAD
MEADOW JEREMIAH, has this dsy been DISSOLVED
By mutual consent All Debs due Firm ere
paid 70 james who alone authorized receive
the same JOHN M. JEREMIAH,
New YORK, Sept D. 1861. JAMES BROADMEADOW.
The Updsisned will continns the Business Manufacturing
Pickles. Preserves Iebes Sauces Sealed
Fruits and Vegetables ., the old stand No el Bsrcsys
JAMES BR0ADMEADOW.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-09

vJ,O BOOKSELLERS. "A book, selling for 20 cts.,
(which cOo code. have been sold Within three
psrty for any one srdw be dpced Of with the Pss. E,
srvng Sheets showb ds Ce found copas ssy
eosss for the Of eteOo cash The owner .s; On
secouDt ef going into the army n@ ror tu''n''
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-09
Eau Gfbools.

law SCHOOL Of the NEW-YORK UNIVER-
slTY sgusreTke Fourth AnnnN Session Of
this Law school win MONDAY Sept TO- ana con-
tinus thry-six weeks - Z. ,,,.
The Library in the University will be open each morning
at 8 O'Clock TO receive applications
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-09
fonses ana farms manteo.

N well vatered rch deep SOIL adapted 20 fruit raising and
msket GARDENING worth $1,000 Must De within V
M hous ride from NewYork Adde'S giving tu description,
price &c Il. HUBERT Boz No. 2 43S PostOhce.
VNTANTED TO PURCHASE-A HOUSE in the
w country within ono hours ride Of this city Pleasantly
located and near preferred Address, stating fah ps
tculars Boz No. 3,532 Newly orb Post Office.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-09
MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE IN

nv
Nl RTITUTE No sl9 tths, corner Of Mscdouss, on Wxh
inxton- square, q. w CLARKE A NJ. and JAS. FANNlN0
NJ PropTsto and Principals opens ITS NneteeBih Academic
year on MONDAY Sep, There ss,rsadsr 10 JcGs'oA
os, ~ he Hashisgt0A Issv On the contrary the
Prcio have besutded their establishment during the
On end made extended prOvon Tor the education Of their
pupils
let ths good ot New York sustain each other In all
eur social and let their favored avail Themselves
Of prepare fer the hy 'fnS Of
gre, which will engage the national industries when the Union
pscfed and when high asahcs,lcn viii meet with high re
ward -
thorough organized Psats High School which one Of
the oldest and be sustained In the city having J"Hior Middle
and S.niOr Dtyar"sa too hIad'sd pupil, from seven y
old and upwad and seiss pyoos the completeness Of s
instruction 10 preparing students for eunea, o. The beau
ksskfunsss OF It's location accssbuy of M central
position nom every part Of NswYok aud the neshbong cites
and the large leCseaia!sd light and admirably eoHfrsed
vo0m hnS stories Of building erected the propie'
tors expressly for IL. accommodation are generally Known ls
classes Of every grade In Latin Greek mthemaics
Modern Languages Coams,e'ai sude Drswns and Psinns
with all the English branches Offer unusual to those
20 whom time Il m3ney and who cannot Afford TO wss this
precious article either Ia isaess home worthless In
struciion among prou scuous masses
Students for W.s Point Harvard Columbia and other Col
ges admitted any time 10 the classes for which they
prepared Aso BnGsSsRs reduced Irtc and az charged
only JrVm the time OF snserinI go
REyrzEsc OF Of the one hundred and nhy wsknoWn
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A UGUST BRENTANO"
hHnOR gTOpE QTATTOyppv - Nrr,

49,, NO. go BROADWAY.
- ui e,sehnsSt always be bad the following Boston
se"on Jennt Herald. Trsncrps, Saturday Evening Ga,
b1sinessg $3.50 Ns.'-1e '""''e' .~~ O-N~sN' -
Ssl.delpAia Ledger. Press and ENQUIRER
A. Soeign and American Eevspapers snd Periodicals are
9cnenty on hand For sale 10 sage numbers or served
eat sytfs charge. SF~'"A'N'S"S VI S'sN'y "'"'
ssses n..ossn q u. pyiRspJ ps,diss ssw,ss
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-09

Q1SO PER MONTH made By enterprislng
RlCO Agent. selling DowNEEs HEMhaS ..S, u.S ass
e,. ,ns ana nslss bssu, hsr espis ssnt &c 70
SsiSt n - ASalssa A. T. p0wHxk Va ~ 6sesssvs
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-09

~ Pamphlets and al desirable information given, on spp
cation aud the process be in daily operation Of the
sstsbshmeut OF Hessrs Rsqua Plumb Nos and hoJE'
R,ookIyp and cor osiAh.st. and 3d-sv., Now-York-
J. WINCHESTER, No. % Johust, Eev.York.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-09
Cost an6 fcnuo.

T OST or sT0LEN-A BILL Of EXCHANGE
IL for Five Thousand Pounds s.srns drawn BY sT JOHN
dated Aug 49, 1851 70 order of Fleming Hodges and pdossd
blank Hodges The public cautioned against negotiating
the same. II found, address FRANKLIN BANK Lousvie
Kentucky, or CONTINENTAL BANK, ksryork
4 OST or STOLEN-PAsS-B0OK No. 6,75l or
81 Ens. EiYcY esyisgs Ipsation Tbs ts WIN soafss
isyss ~ ,sssIrs ss nsas = Ne psAk Ne ssAsssrs
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-09
THE NEW YOt;K TRIBUNE.
i.RK L,ILY TRIBUNE

TgY NEw.st'RK Ally rRIDUNS t,uJISS,ro
n PUBLISHED ssBY nNlnc SlnC,sS"oS ATp " 1'''''
BY TBE sWbU 4 ASsO0 W x,sssu .sp ,Yrycs
N FBE T8it VNh @ ~ y . ,osr y rHB CIIY HALI, ~
,dasllysged 20 Cts lh.crl & AZ - "a ,oy moutns
Ebte.ilsrs g. pcrsg.s -, I'M ''0'' W ~
.,,,,s, ,s,,,lH Y ks;RKLY yRIBUNBs
AyERYLAPEt Pap FOk IhE ~. rrsa, a.
4, rubsbed erc:y FHa HnAl ~ to, s, Lve Ccuiesf for
.,,,upum, m sdsasS- 1hf'7 ls - s,a 49,, apA
Va zen 1tnCoPrs,tct &c X Ier snppml, 40, Twenty
sny it.I H. AZ ~ ,ub ;ei land any larger numbsr AZ
GoTeto 81 s a. ~ h2A ny peroB senei club Of
,be Ise 0i So ~ m ~ titles az eatraeopy. Subscriptions
so commence ct tuy 'tHr - A 49, -. .o., ONE DOI-
AdVfrtiseHetE ne NJ ~ - .s ~ ~ so. .sch la
LAR AND TH Nlhf I'VE T. MIC Ten LINE iV' '
ssrIicn. Nothing N, adi0f Il hh y"
TIM ~ WI SKLY TRIBUNE
hpubisbed eveTy Tt% PAY q fRlDAY MohNIn'n' NJ rs ~
peS sDDuuli Two Cori. for eve Cope' i0' ""
TUE M NY fih TRIBUNE
ron , ORE y CIRCULATION
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poo et 80 per ann pos nes me- ~ "a s0CiATI0N,
CentA Aadress AZ u 'O4,H iS Nassau g.. N. Y.
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maiiarlf Noilces.
l,llnfnlARiaes.


fIintoi@ Rifles,
Capt CGAl LES N - -. . ,a.o DOIs. ~ cornrsnv
A few more god sen rel,I - .aRR.;as ~
,ks.h h s.ered int lhe tnltt Ssa,,s
1hsee \, "a a pref snca II otherwise QuAhed
<nsn " - H. cyer 4 ,srrson Market.
-ys.i Erfgs5e--e ,eptsins stEID and GRAHAM having
- a,e Weshngtau with orders from the Secretary II
War oresne regiment TO b. stsehed 10 me ish bs3e
vii pleased TO their TeSd ana AL those an iTr OF oe
80 a. oclock n M THOMAS NJ REID,
' &. GRAHAM.
Psde,s and fInproniers Wnpted,-Bstery X, New
W ob sstncr 1pseT command OF Capt II. b. BUNTING
h..hccn noarv detached on the regiment aud raised 20
q fall stery. Lent. NJ 7. Clarke ahd Geo browne, J e
IN the city and purpose rcurnnE 20 the comAha ,s
week with about forty recruits good Second busei " '0
required
The Clinton RiRes-CAPrAlN AND ACTING MAJOR
w A. KlRK5 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES wanted ior TINS
Company.
ANY intelligent bringing from II to Is men VIII be sp,
ponted hergesnt II mcn win be appointed Corporal found
4t for their respective duties
Intelligent acting Pvses may look for nt
Every colder cares in his knapssck the baton Of teda
skl"
RscroiuS staonsNo 47 3isv; Bsrssrds lstsy, corner
Of East 2fth-sL; and No. % M1ism-s..
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-09
MONDAY,
Amns siiteuis.
~s-.- --...-
DARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
LAST WEEKi
LAST WEEK.
LAST WEEK.
THAT MOST WON NnER AND EXInAORDlNAHf
Amnssmeuis.

LIVING HIPPOPOTAMus,
LIVING HlPPOPOTAMUS,
LIVING HIPPOPOTAMUJ,
LIVING HlPPP00TAMUS, ,,,,a.
Which has created tho greatest excitement the icthne
and cuIiou,, every one Of whom regard gnnu sim a.
THE MARVEL OF THE ANIMAL kINGDom,
and declare ~ the language Of Job eh. II. and yi,
upon THE EARTH THERE is NOT HIS LIkE
And we they may for be Ia the ssnges, tbs most Uondfro
LIVES IN TIE WATER on OUT on 1T.
walk. land bottom Of the river t~ns on the SUI
face OF beneath the nrl.ce, and grove 70 be
HEAVIER THAN ANY BLEPHAM;
while h power and strength descb-d By both ,seee an M
prosne history to be gigantic His exhibition mas snoo'o e
uuwonicd satisfaction visitor, End g be !, ne
ave, ,.e IN Amere. snd The Siatay q obtaining them
msss. il probable bs he is The LAST that viii Re
here no man. sRT1pi ss1TLp d snld shfL SEEING HIM.,
5s,9 S' H Ecsip p e to sFTS E1%S's IL S'sfi 'NsfiwYoRK.
no time /. to be lost ny those who would look upon ~
THE GREATEsT WONDER OF THE WORLD
Ard VITO would fan Of ft,se seeing HSi,ls, ,hs ,utp
FIRST lNHABlfANr o. THE RIVER NILE
That ever visit ed our American shoTesi
To add TO the interest of his exhibition,
NATIVE ARAB KEEPER sALAAnA.,
who ,sssd his csptoe has him in charge and win MN
10 be al hours while the Hipgopo,, ,mq, o,,p
EXHIBITED AND DESCRIBED EVERY HALE houh, ..s,
when he both St Il saIRK n Ts''' A'
''d' s'; yiIsy g % Stn' R yp s i; MoNRE FIi
gEA LION, MAMMOTH BEAR SAMSON MONSTER
SNAKES, AQUARIA, HAPPY FAMILY Soss
Mi. DAwRoN D0UBLE-gOIGED noCALdsi,
Nile. MATILDA y. TOsDT.
TWO sUPERB DRAMATIC PERFORMANCES
tale place EVERY DAY at and q O'CLOCK, p ~,
Az Of which s produced sp ELEGASr PETITE COMEDY en-
titled
TIME TRIES ALL,
And th. lsus shsble and eyer amusing Farce entitled
Marin, m. most .trsotiy, entertain ent in tho City
Admiration 70 all rs cents: Children under TO- - cents
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-09
Riders and CnnrOniers WRnted.-Bsuery
HEaDoUARTERs u. s. RIELRs,

No. go Broadway, corner Psrk place:
United States Rifles" Col w. kkLfLANONShl,
lieut. Col w LESKIOcers who have comIanes OF parts
companies and desJe fret clsss regnen are invited
90 tkc this advertisements into considsstion This regiment Is
escspted by the Secre OF War The enlisted IN
numbers single and their time from the day Of
enlistment They also losve for Of fnstraction Immediately
after their enlistment Officers form their companies with
but httle expense.
United States MASTERING Once, No. ~ White
sfreet-L Koioc hereby given to all Colonies who have
keen sh rzed by tbe Secretary Of WI 70 raise Regiments
and engaged in Recruiting 10 this cty-that only
a. neeitinr Oce viii be sllowrd-and The thereof
SIMS, not exceed THIRTY DOLLARS per month.
Colonels requested to nith 10 this ONCE certified
Dies of their authority TO raise ok Sept
AN d. B. SACKET,
Lieut. Colonel Fifth Cavalry.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-09
Chances for Business filen.

ITO CAPITALISTS-A RARE CHANCE
Psre, having the requisite capital aud dssrsus Of invest
Ing In The business Of manufacturing
AERATED UNFERMENTED BREAD,
By the new Process and under the Ps,eni Of Mssu PERRY
FITZGERALD are requersdt call or addre" the un'
dsrsusd who Is prepared to negotiate on favorable terms
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-09
Doaro ano Rooms.
Real Gstate for Sale.

TOR SALE or EXCHANGE for City Property
IL ACOUNTRY RESIDEN CE at Greenwich, Conn.,, with y
land mostly meadow fine orchards and plenty Of
other fruit trees large studded With u shade uees
The dwelling and onbudngs large and derbe In every 70.
spect Inquire No Chatham Thts place ready
eye1y reanect for immediate occupation.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-09

TINHE MISSES MARSHALLs DAY and
Il BOARDING SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES, No. .lN
West 3sth , bstween 7th and eth svs win reopen on MON
DAY, septsmber9.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-09

A LIVING VII TIE WHALE Z {,
N A LIVING WHITE WHALE,
LIVING WHITE WHALE,
A LIVING WHITE WHALE,
From The Northern Scss msy be seen EVERY DAY end
AT JONES' WOODS
AT JONES' WOODS
At JONES WOODS,
uFDER A LAR6H PAvILIos,
psDhR LAhGH PAVILION,
Erected Il great expense. 10 that beautiful retreat
Extensive prpAsons ksye been msde In the erection
AN IMMENSE TANK,
AN IMMENSE TANK,
AN IMMENSE TANK,
which supplied with pure Sea Water from The East River oy
means Of powerful steam Pump. which throws si1ineh
''''-- oNE tn 3UsLND FEET OF IRON PIPE.
which has been laid expressly for that purpose.
Everybody has heard Of Whales 1000.
in SNIJRSERY TALES" End "sAILoRY Yarns
has of WHALES In sos6 and nsTohri
EVERYBODY WANTS TO SEE WHALE;
snd now they the opportunity Of seeing enc In bis native
',X%Iii 'XIi HIs BEAUTY AND GRACE,
"a N dsporng IN bis native The most pleasing IN
structiv and exhibition ever introduced TO the New
Yort public. . ,..
GEORGE CHRIsTYs MINISTRIES
" stuyve,snt Institute, Broadway, near Bond st. -
All the Gvsrits, in th. fsld-0EoRGE CHRIsTY. W. Ar
LINGTON, J. STRATTON. ...~
ESSENCE or OLE vIR0INNY
A,ts Is Sesn
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-09

DARE CHANCE.-A splendid suburban RESI-
Ii DENCE and FRUIT FARM of 20 acres 6 Low ofe,edt
located Hudson Columbia County y within mile Of az
depots business Of the city the buildings arc al
Farm Is in the highest state o cultivation Garden ana
Orchard very extensive containns ell the bt varieties OF ut
Grounds tssefuy laid and highly omsmented Location
unsurpessed Price 600 which far below cost Terms cf
bey on the premises SOLOMON v. CLIFFORD,
Hudsou, Columbia Coonsy, N y.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-09
SCIENTIFIC AND OTHER TESTIMONIALS.

BCIKNT1FIC AND OTHEH TE5TIMUNIALs >,
aTbe process bssed scientific prtncipes
[w1catt Gibbs Prof Chsmisry and Physics In New'f0k
Free Aesdemy. . ,. .
yons tho substance respecting whose wholesome
aour while bread raised by formODon inevitably taerhce.
sone 81 john Prof Ctemstry college OF
PhysiciAns and Surgeons, NewYork 49,
The bread ads by Of admirable quality beiss
light entirely ieo from all unpleasant taste and odo, hoos us
moisture longer any other bakers bread that have seem
aid have no doubt perfectly vhoesoms Terrcy,
Prof Chemistry, u. g. Assay Ofics. New.York .
have found ofsupeiio quality in all respects One desd
eYstum STAINED entire eesnness IL Is eminentJ heathin
nssnuoh eontans Of the products or result. Of
entafion" Willard Parker, MD. Prof surgery, Consge o.
Physlcians and Surgeons. EewYork
The steadeu Of the consumpton OF bead rendes On ar
company since the process removes oil the vcods
OF omsnuseurs and the expense Of machinery gVes comp.s
lie, mon Dey the supply Of br al l. placed at once the
same category with sa water, tc"lLondon Journal OF he
Society ofAIti
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-09
90 n)bom, II mon Gonfern.

DASSPORTS.-U. s. PASSPORTS promptly
procured from Wsshipgon a reduced rates, by GUIDO
SCHMIDT Notary Public No. Chambers s,-0umsn eustom
respectfully solicited
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-09
erorton,s Celebrated Gold Pens.-lmprOvemen

AIorfOn,s Celebrated Gold Pens.-lmprovemsnu
made In the machinery manufacturing Gold Pens and So
cared subscriber by letter. Psten have enabled him 70
svercome the many npeecons hitherto unavoidable IN their
roducon also bring the cost within the reach OF all
fbs writing public should know the following iacts Soussn
tne months done cheaper with Gold Pens Than Win
steal therefore ia economy TO Gold Pens The Sold fen
Sssns by yes Of continued while the stoe
Pea l. ever By ccosion and wear therefore perfect
aiforrnty writing obtained only by the u,e OF the ood
Pen Tbs Gold Pen Il always ready and TeiAbe, vhls the
sec Pen must be often condenhbed and ntW selected
theret re- the Of the Gold Pen there great saving Of
nae Gold capable Of receiving any degree OF elasticity,
chat the Gold Pen exactly adapted 70 the hand Of the writer
therefore the Of the hand sndsrm are not injured As Is
nowp be the by tbe Of Steel Pens de now sell
ing Gold Pens at prces from rs cents TO according
the sveTsge Of ayey OF which viii far outlss
gross Of the beat Steal Pens Sold by all dealers In the line
rousbout the couDty Wholesale and e's at the Sere No
IS SkGdeDane where al orders iDeoSing cash pos! stamps
Sreeeve prompt attentions snda Pen OF scorespoDdnsin
sslDs and selected according to description will ms tstey be
seas By mail OF otherwise, as dnected Address
A. horton, No IS Msidenlme, Esw.Youi.
seh-sesling Stone Preserve Jars-oreen'. Ensh.h
s1pe,ue rubber used tho best and most durable
sts for preserving Fruits sne eve. offered to the
public. foz ssls by W. n. SEYMOUR Co.,
a
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-09

WINTER GARDEN.
w The Mansgsmen, he, pleasure In Astounding that
wmbs .... -.
ofths present sstson by the b and beautiful Comednnei
MRS. JOHN WOOD,
CINDERELLA
n the musical extravaganza Of chat II e altered from Pianehe
version suit the times by Chse, Dawson Stanley esd OF
Vanity Fair and viii be P,p%gsSydr w Srise sic entirely
Composed and arranged by the au'ed Conductor
Charles Roppil
NEW and sUPERB SCENERY. By Mr, c. T. 0etk ,
New Costumes, PopeTties and New sod s,sDs Elects and
with the fol owing cS,e:
Cinderella Young Lady who leaves the sshes Tor
The gea '''..'. .HI. 1esH '''V~
His PAchOulia of the CsnthnkoTous sisters more
Eiven to IDLE wsys than good book, (hnt sppesf'
thi, season. ns' Aoa Smt'n
Ms, Rondrits the other C1ntAutsIo0s sister lhiH ap,
IN. Barones, soldoR made snsr the pattern of hrs
Caudls-s copy hom runch lher hI't appearance -,
bcral....s...
Tsiry Queen theT hrs appsS,ncs hersl.. a Lothi'n'
H. P,inos Rodorb reformed younr man nr,rards
la,ci teys and cocktails No rslsilon TO fIiees
MI a: DsvtnpoIt
TIE Baron sodoA very nearly old himself nr Lewis BAKER
Cspllairs eorpuen. Young s,ntsnsn. Tsee1,y re-
RsmplcstIsiin tho great German 0noms and PIes,id.
gtatem Oils hrtt appearances here)...''. Mon, szonosy
The SenesehA SAik
lie flunkeys
Me"rs. Galloway, Thompson, Clover snd sliid,r
Tbs Bpons fsnds ana LsseL
Fsiri,. Hunter. spriie. Am,zor,. LseisJs ke
Before the Bussqae ~ be presented the Couledis,tA Of
COOL As CUCUMBER,
In which Mr. Baker and Mr. GsoEGs sioddst vii aPpsu
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-09

TTNO PRINTERS.-Wantedb by q BOOK and
lob Compositor situation win work ut prices 10 sut
the tme. Address PRINTER Madison Houss, Cttbsrne
st., New.YoYk
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-09
NHE COLLEGIATE SCHOOL,

UNHE COLLEGIATE SCHUUL,
IL No. II, Wes, 18th st.. Of Sixth av,
Now in is fsry second year. eopens MONDAY September
with every advantage for the education of youth In both the
smeuty and higher branches In ancient and modern sn-
susge keeping aud all other Departments OF compe'e
school course The Rector 10 assisted by twelve experienced
and can thus Insure each scholar due share Of In
dlvdus Pupils received Of all ages and thoroughly
repaired for college or buEDesa
Re.roncs 4. made 20 tho Faculties columbis College and
the NewYork University. Also TO the following gentlemen,
been members Of tbs school the past
Rev Dr. Hatfield Rev DR.. Spencer Rev. Dr. Dowlins Rev.
8 N. Issacs Rev. G. X ImbHe, Hon. w. T. Hayemeyer,
General Twin Mcdowell General Even, Petor y. Hoe esq
Stephen p Russell ESQ., james Marsh esq Charles N. Tsbo
osq Dr. Van Wiuke Dr. Sanford of Rsysnswood Prof j. ID.
Tssi Md Of Astoria Judge Pink Of Jersey City many
Others whose tosether with strong ,ndAtory
letters viii be found in the teu. Pcrsn invited to call
q. r. P,-QUACKENBOS Rector
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-09
IVA Nos 222 and a24 MadisoD-av. Cor 39ttst.,
ENGLISH and FRENCH BOARDING aud DAY 5CHOOL
for TDIlN0 LADIES

THE EAGLEswoop COLLEGIATE and MILITARY
SCHOOL will open OCTOBER l. With corps Of efhcient
Teachers IN the vshous Departments military discipline ana
Instruction Ia Horomansp win be sdded the former sdyan'
tsge. enjoyed tho Esss.woSd Seh9o for
For crcnlss address MARCUS SPRING. No. 81 Park place.
~ Y " WISEWELL, Principal, EsslssWoOd. Perth Am
boy, N. J.