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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-01-17

Female ltFrg gu.aUues, WcAAtess, ItsTipe di,pl'ce
mcnt, sad s tnclutriinv d,cul',rs aud constitution
n tuulleA Of Womrn enute,N cuted 10y TIE ITict
rubeTr hst,halls liVUne tRthahcon.
In III sceunrcuoh, k,s Nrschrt, sisirr Of the Rev.
Neuy Werd hcvehcr, in leust, 70 the reeds, page
~, saNss
~ have uine sister, and si,lur,nlaWs and fourteen
maC vnu,iu, all manird aud an dchca,- and slins,
Aud the uumspsc ritvir OF my Trends avid acohntut
,rre,, yrrnri r.rsil ten nsIurd sdt"s hotu r TN.
,rututN Nui ruuutrf N hu are pttvcty hcaFbN.'
m eases, hoWvNvt, thc t,r tricnhoTs tarNn'"
np hN hrru used, Ne mus saN tbat hsalh h1, JapiN
iskcn The rlsce aftisrNsr, and lahcs have becVmv
rohu,t strong - tgotoU, pad hsarhN.
Ma. nlrasou, 81 bniFa, ssNs; "Hcsutltul ioiecd,
tsths yehG.dus, tusiing natutr ct WeRsn, bu' hoe
rHu,b doss n utrd 10 BE- ptolvcied hy NN,htllnrss
shat viii lead kvt tu maze pt disrasv 20 appeal 10
weeal adyisVI Of sssRiiRo sduo ation, mofal worth
aud puflu ofchstHcict"
AuiAC,r NAV be secured BY addressing the Gpcten,
brri company,
Ian Methodist clet,vman NV hsaH has sil,
arbcd 10 Nurvss Vie feeble hVaih eI ouru as have
iu,rlclmy citsui ptcNyhtusthe gospel, W'uA GoJ
howcNVJ that have svcU all ttesc svascs give wsy
10 the GaotrnhrW Maphsl', lirrnv tathNli, on
NhyrNvttt has bceu u,ed, Rev. fErER SHAFT
k,dF~sy, M,rhgan, Formerly Of Nesle,n STARK
Mvtiue - a,
DO, sale b, nuNci, \ 60. H. " Suydst, ridin
" llall. ioWeil; ~ Y. Na'r, t;trcn Tirngs, Wan
Nhngyr Atuca' a. Hohnsr q CO., Mc' c'utrhyaude
Eob, medicine dealers thr,n sNnui The Sisft,
n LiNi'lEN, tisysi'ad,
s,9 ~. A.,ag ", nIuo.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-01-17
From Columbus.

CoIrMBus, Jan. o.
Senator Sinnct introduced bill number
ono, recurring County Auditors to takc
list Of all persons cnlisting IN state or
Federal service, and authorizing County
Commits sioners TO levy u tax nd quite Tor
I support Of the families OF such cnis'
ted persons.
Tho Senate Committees were appointed
10 notify the new State officers of their
election, and to mako arrangements for
the inauguration on Monday. Senator
Grocshcck offered a resolution that the
Auditor of State he directed to give notice
that Ohio will pay its part ofdircct tax be-
fore July, 1869, aud that the Auditor he
directed to apply the claim Of Oho against
the Federal Government ON such payment
also, that our Crngrcssm"n bo requested
TO procure repeal or modification OF tn
Income Tax law.
Senator Kinney offered a resolution
that the Governor report tuthe Senate 10y
what authority he expended money for
war purposes, independent of vouchers
from the Auditor OF State, what amount
and & whom. On these points the Gov
trnor's Message aud documents already
presented are elaborate.
Representative Odlin presented bill
removing the pcnllty against the STATE
banks for suspcn ling specie paymcnt,..-
4 uotion to suspend the rules and allow
the second rcncing was lost-Odlin and
u ckman speaking for the suspcnslou
Flagg against il. Mach feeling prevails
vn this subject.
Representative Scott reported bil
laying tnx OF onc-hHlt mill for soldiers
relief fund, County Auditor to take th,
census Of the volunteers and the stat,
Aidtor to apportlon the fund according
1" the census,
There is a democratic caucus in th,
Senate Chamber tonight
Charles Anderson speaks in The Hall ot
tho House ut Representatives ON Mond "
night CiR. Gc;ttc.
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Raising ,he nlockadc.

Private letters, as we'll as dispatches,
from Mr.. Dayton aud Mr. Adams, Indicate
that an attempt will soon hc made hy both
England and France, TO induce thc gov.
crnmcut of thcsc countries to raise the
blockade, on the ground of It's inriiec'iv'-
ucss. As yet no formal complaint has
b 'cn made 90 this government, hut Il Ia
we'll known that the materials for com
nlaint are in tho hands of those who will
cudcavor io use II 10 the drtrimcnt urthis
government.
The meeting ofthc English Parliament
Of the rs January will, 1t il understood, hC
the signal for the opening the whole
American question, Including the cflcc-
tiveness of our blockade. Sympathizcrs
with the Southern Conltdcracy have been
supplied with all tho necessary data, aus
YOU may expect very warm debates AM
an endcavor to force the Goycrumcut iu,
10 a position on this subject that will no
be- "a isiact,ry t. this nation. The pro
position of Mr, Stevens, nn behalf OF th,
Committee ol W dys aud Means, 10 de
clare the Southern ports Of entry ahul
iShcd, will not, IL passed, be regarded h'
the foreign powers, II would only scrv,
10 further comp'icdtc the mtticr, llOviu,
declared y blockade we are bound to nd
here TO il. Should, however. our arn,c
crush cut the rebellion in Tennessee an,
Virginia, aud our troops obtain possession
Of Charls ston and Savannah and Mobil
and New Orleans, Mr.. Stevens PROPOSE
tion could then doubtless be enforced
andwuuld be respected 10y foreign powers
But when that is done there will be NJ
longer any necessity for the measure
proposed by that gentleman, Mr., Ste
vens' proposition for closing the Southern
ports entry lays Over, under the rul,
q the first tuesday in February, by whic
tine il i hoped there viii bg no necessit
IorTass,ns ii.
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Tiffiu stjeeklp Tribaur.
rrou washington.
spceiol TO the world.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 7.

IIlN hHN No -
The pressure brough, to hear on o., { Ean' ,an.
vrcss, the Executive and 'hr heeus ,.,' y. w,
army. for mn adyoucc movement is beyon'
All nrccedenis in the history OF this war
The"on TO Richmond" fcscrw's nothing
TO It; bu, this time there iscertainly more m,or'
reason for the public impaticnce ,h"n
there was then. The mails como ladol
down with letters to prom,n1h, me" w W
cling an nttick upon The rebel sirGnghI'n. =,
fs manifest that this feeling is shared IN
hy nearly every person high IN auih9r,iy'
asdai. military cxigcncios alone and The
w;,I the General co amandiug that pre-
vents the word "f,rwOrd" being given
There are indications oradv9ncr IN ,, g,I,',y (,
direction, yet the same % coulu .',n,h. Ue sJ,s y
ANY time during the last three montns,- mls,--
Fn,longhs arc not pcrmittcd' our army
ha" mol gone into winter qucrters;, nud tue
accumulation of military matcrioliSenor-
nous.
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Wet ncirNrd, CoshnriNn 60. MAY n, S7.
NJ n. u kmg,lr,, Sir..l have hoep sellpg the
Urdl, Of tho Gar'rnhvrg tompyuN iot the la,t 10
Nrar,, anil have thNauahlg inupl them iuENc rtrGi
sasNciloni arl thH pll, have sold 10 g'e1t ural
hnt trs 40 regular their tea aud coAre, aHd Nith
nN trade thsN have become astspr article Naf,haih
Itvrius IathchrNn - Nm~dictnc that ht, dopr great
Nmourt ot gool m irmNlc discs,e.. one lady soli
~ 10 told ne shr al received more hencdt rou
holtlr than she id ipm long course ofmcfical ttcat
s.rhi ~ ihr most 'A'iiul ph,sttilns, Your ttpy'
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sidcf the following facts, md ~ ID
would not hrto hr'tintcrc.tt ,'r him m orier-
lls business - exclusively tn.h one; he buy, and
'clh"Ncurcly tor Gnsni and has one Of the most cN.
trn,ive tactorlrs IN lithn,
Some thir', different choice brands of serars from,
Havana aud Brennan constant, on hand. An rNten.
its Also, sole agent r genuine iltynn, Eagle rrn.
cipr, GTom The mandatory of W. de lNillrras; Mum.
rroI Ste, Rita street Principe Islt de Cuba.
he has, also, 1hois" ltind, Of Gnc On; Chewing sn
smoking Toharcoi French Rappr md Nacahoy snun,
CONSTANTLY IN hand. Orders filcl On short notice.
ictms fash. tdrrHl u, SCUlNNESS.
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DEN TTSTRY
DR. ] w MARTIN, Dentist.

Has permanently located in Tiflin
and ter,e hi, ttoic,.onal seNcos 10 the citizens o
tinn and ,itirt'Ns
IIring all oitLc latest impto, cmcni' he isttp're,
iu operate rpun 'ricuhr ~ nr". l"f lbe h"Hn'lint
and atinu al the niirtslrrt, sud Hso TO inseu
teeth from one t. un snitr sett, mounted on Nnlrnn
iged Rulct, Gold, fiive aud anv style Of work called
iot pcri,iniuvto urni'IN. bcruysd Teeth niles WITH
ruid and uhpt material 80 ~ 10 pfrsefNr and reader
thsm useful ,nl frsv fan path.
Teeth ,lcsued rad li'cisod gums iterled success.
hllV,
necessary patn! aud also regulate the teeihol children
An lopstations Wpuanied sati 'iuctory, tbrtgus mod
rtate.
Old gold pliirsiatrniN exchange totwtfk,
Dtirc two douts west 81 the rostonhes.
INN, a.. oct. r., itGi,I
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The Taunton Gaz ,ltc suggcs,s,
as procnution eGainst sleeping sunti.
nelS--l4et the egovcmmcnt rut none but
wids,awskes on guard
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Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the
csAfV OF JVmcs Mchihbsr, sr dreea,rd, slc OF Sen.
tca county, a.
CAREY,
nf.. .I.DI o..
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NEW YORK s. ERIE RAILROAD
Great Broad Guage, Double Track
and Telegraph Route.
NEW YORK, BOSTON,
AND ALL EASTERN CITIES,
CARRYING TllE
CT. WESTERN UNITED STATES
MAILS.

EvrRru THNSslea,c uunkitt daily, On atrivRl NJ
al Trains the Lake Shoe Rniltnlt, from tlcNc'
land Cincinnati, Toledo Chicago, aud run through to
New Nurk without ,h7nge
TuG oSi.y RoVtF tunnibs Car thr ugh itcm the
lakes to New Work CIV Splendid ventilated sleep
Ing cut, tun On Night Trains.
Baggage checked through. Fute always rs low NJ
hN anN oilietfuute.
Iu'toa Passengers and their baggage '@nslcit"d
Free In New York.
Ne particular and call for rrket' via nuuhirk, and
the New Nufk bud Iric Railroad, which atc sold at
AN the principal RAILROAD Oncrsin thv West.
Ths road atiotls facilities Tor shipment ~ Freight
superior To any Other route,
AN INPRESS FREIGHT TRAIN
cave, New Nok daily, making close connection,
hrcuehto aliroint' West, ndVu,ehr time than ever
hciutr made uu any line.
Fur Freight rates, enquire OIL G.. "ArNAN, siu
BsoHdVuy, NrW NcnN; JuuS :, uvNLsr, - state
~. uosroy, Mass, Ut Of JAtnu FOHsNTH Fucght
Agrut,Gi Clatk Si,CuCAoo. m,
CIAT. MINOr,
GENL SvP'r,
feb ! 5 ~.
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orsemual Weakness, Natural and Diurnal Ennis.
sion', Ncnors aud General Debility, lmpo'
tcnee, md NIL diseases ansing from Soil
tory Habits or Excessive Indulgence.
! THERE are thousands nr Young Men, as well q.
/ j Mifdle ged and uld Men, Who Suffering 10
some cNtcni from the ahoye diseases. MANY, perhaps
not aware nf their tue condition, or when assist
! ,ncc j. rcslly needed.
| For the benefit Of such, We herewith give few Of
I lhe most common symptoms, viz. weakness Of the
BACK and Limbs Pain IN the Head and side, Dimness
nf gt Dots and Web, be fore the Is es, Palpia alton
fthe Heat, uyspcp,i7, To-" OF Memory, Confusion
Ideas, Uepres Sprts, Aversion To Societv,
Srlf.usirust, Timidity, &c. For each and all the
,ho,e mptoms tlese remedies viii be found la "sov
| ,reisn Hahn"
! 'rnese remedies embrace three prescriptions hoN
! nfPastels, hoS Of Nervous Tonic Pills, and ahtS oi
verile Tonic rils, all ofwhch aaye important oiges
perform. and SHOULD he uscd togct in every
rhrir super ory over other modes OF treatment may
| he hTle0y stated rs totows, VIA
eS'-'rhry diminish the vio'cnce of sexual excite.
nCnt,
~ They Immediately arrest nocturnal and durnal
ey-rhcy remove local weakness, causing the or
| gans to assume their natural tone and yignr.
| p~Ihey stTrus then the constitution BY eyeTcom'
| ing nervous debility and general wrakucs',
~ They rnliVcr the spirits, which are usually de.
essed, by cNelins all exciting causes from the sy''
I m.
ey-ny their ,nviscr,iiug properties they restore
the patient To his nalursl health aud vigor of man
hood.
sy-Thcv curc when all other means have failed.
hing that can in luy event prove Injurious
~ They are ea,y and pleasant tu use, ahd will mol
lnletl,re with the patients usual business or pleas
1rc.
tV-vh,ycan he used without suspieion, or know
edge ofoNen a room mate.
That they may copie within the reach nfal, We have
iNed the price of the Pasics r, 81 per hnN, aud tie
"lls at 81 cents pet box each. In ordering ly mail
IN utd zion the price, twelve cents In stamps sOult
be inrlnsed Tor retUtN postage.
GaA LADIES In wantofA safe and effsciua
, MI ~ remedies Tor irregularities, Suppression
NY"le-ia otihe Nensns, ~ any disease peculiar Il
/ III :. ~ thcirsex, should use bT. Gates Femal,
Gtp-E x Mouthly Pills rdoe, BY mail, s M
hsf Auuc stamp,
~>S>.---vNV" t'auti These Pills should not l.,
used during pregnancy, "a miscarriage WILDE the con
sequence
Ladies' who, ifcm IN health, defornity, or any oihe
humane and reasonable cause, deem it nescessay Il
ring danger to health constr uiion hy the OF "
Ia tmuNs French Preventive Powders. rTce, u
matl, 81 sndtwo stamps.
These rowd-rseau ony be obtained by addrcssin
the t'snstal Agents a. below.
Send ior Dr Gair's rfipatc Medical Treatise o.
sexual diseases rnee 30 cents,
Adltrss,
NC MILLER 4 20. General Agents.
Louisville, Nv.
Sold in Tihiu, hy IL. -. John & Co, where the
nav he oh,siucd hy alplynr 10 person by mail,
elcsins lriye and Stamps above,
naTl W
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H. Stem,

Attorney ~ Counsellor at Law.
p0ice in w Commercial Row, over Nmic'' store,
Ma,hirstnu street rfclcsstonalhu, urssana therol
lsrtioo oi s'lkind' Of aim'ptomrtly mirnhcdto.
rita, Ne, ,tih, it6i.
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w, Wagner,
a. q. kscilharZ

Dental Surgeon. Office in
rbswhau'. BlocA 81 ,iciv d',rrth uu1,t the lmbuns
.,tiice, Ns,Aetsitrct ttihu Ohm. ocS5lN
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New and Fashionable

snd will la al At the lowest pos'ihle tsies Csli
The 6ne iewslfy sud Piano Hooms, No Commet "
Row, Tifdn, ~. unD WILLIAM GALLtP
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| S62.
1862.

lCOZ. lCOSs
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD,
with Is connections, forms
THE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
fRos NEw.YoRx TO THE PKiSclPAL WEsTgKs CITIE
tyt trains daily from New YoTI 70 Philadelphia via
AL THRoUGH TRAINS FOR The WEST BY THIS
ROUTE LEAVE " E EEWTYoR Z * ER 20 THE
way Of Philadelphia the morning passengers leave New
Iors time other routes Evening passengers
~ IN, one hour later than other lines.
nee hou later than the Northern lines and BY both routes
800 ,h Nns time as Northern line. IN Chicago and al
B. Louis, Cleveland Columbus, Cncnnsti and all main
POINTS West, with fewer changes Of cars
,spE Ss without ehsose run from Phadsphls to
Smoking and Saloon Cars on all trains
Isfe tho sans other routes
Baggage checked through Transfers free.
Secure Tickets. good until used, by Pittsburgh.
WESTERN EMIGRATION
A,ssmmsSa I Sen sd SsSmpsny runs an Emigsn
dfars.
route, feghs Of all descriptions can DO forwarded
md FROM any pol, the karoads OHIO Kentuciy Ia
a sG nanos Wisconsin Iowa or Missouri. by RAIL
Aswsst b. steamers from Pittsburgh ''' '''''' Of
Al nss Of Freight and from any point In the West BY
Railroad are at all times as favorable
used BY other Railroad Companies Merchants and ship
'' en- rely with confidence s % 4. spssd, transit
ssnsn end Dealers 10 Live Stock will find this most sd
~. route. Cspscious Yards well wateed sup
YIN every copvenience have been opened on this line
oM Harrisburg where viii BE- found every couyensncs for
iEH sEw !;S;i,Is Shscs + Gss:1 Of The PHrLADE
No. Asior House and No. I South William d.
-'O'SALD SisoHoFS' x~,E',s ~ As:.,,. ,.o.
ANoCA LEWIS. General spp'L AssesN rH .
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NEW.YoRK & NEw.HAvEN RAILROAD.
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.


COMMENCING MAY S. 1852. -
Passenger Station in NswYo 27thst and fth-av
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK:
Fer Nsw-Hsven. :. a. ~, (EIli H'l9' CE1) 5'''
For sridsePors. :, . m, E1-); l2ls. EI)i $50
Fcr aifpd sTa.iord Fairfield, Southport and wsstpo,
For Norwslk T. $3.50 a. m. l2l5, 3. EI)i $780, 40 81
Tor baI M and Greenwich T. $3.50 M, ia;i' 40
80 ,. M. ,.,, . fr q.
Hi3, $50. p. m, XXI ooo - IA,
lar Par. Chs,,er and New Rochelle. 90. NJ, (EI)
CONNECTING TRAINS.
Hes Boston, vis pringheld g. H., tEGb (Exh p M
Ter Boston, via Shore Line, l2:l5 ap. m, lEz) o.
Tor Hartford and Springfield, Q a. H. tEIh H'i'' .
Fer Connec,icut River Railroad to Montreal M, tEIl
md l7;l5 p. IN. to Northampton - ,,, n, H.,
fsr Hartford Providence, aud FishklI haHoao' H.
Ok, l2l5 .. 49,, puxua
st q ~, I2:l5 8. Q p. M, lkI.) .
FOR Canal Railroad 2:l5 p. 10. TO Northampton .
fo Housatopic Railroad to Pittsheio n y. u 10
E,friugton and on SATURDAY. thrOux n 10 Pittsheld
10: Naugatuck Railroad, Q g. M. 3 p. m ~.
peY Dsnbury and Norwalk Railroad T. s;5o g. m, =; "
Copmodiou. Sleeping Care attached TO p. IN train.
JAMES H. HOYT, Superintendent.
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finanfial.
PROPOSALS FOR ssss,ooo CENTRAL

Il PARK IMPROVEMENT FUND STOCK Of l876"-
Sealed proposals will be received az the Con proers Office
until FRIDAY the 9th day OF June 1862 at o'clock D. m
when the ssms will be Pgbey opened for the whole
Of the sun OF THREE HUNDRED AND THIRrY-THREE
THOUSAND DOLLARS of the CENTRAL PARK I'M
PR0VEMEET FUND STOCK" authorized by Chap IS Of
the Lave OF 1867 and by Ordinance Of the Common Coun
ell approved BY the May or. April % 1869.
The said stock win bear Interest tho ste Of six per
per snnum payable quarter yearly and the principal win be
redeemed Nov. l, 1876
The proposals will stste the amount Of stock desired and
the pcs per hundred dollars thereof and the persons
whose posss accepted will be required deposit with
the Chamberlain OF the City, within fifteen days after the
opening OF the bids the awarded TO them respectively
On presenting TO the Comptroller the receipts the
o such deposits the parties viii be entitled to receive
aes for equal amounts of the value Of hs stock
bearing interest from the dates OF payments
Each proposition should be sealed and Endorsed Proposals
for Central Park Improvement Fund Stock" aud nco.sd
second envelope, addressed to the Comp troller
The night lie reserved to ejoc, any all Of the bids
sdecd necessary TO protect promote the interests Of the
city. ROBT. T. HAWS, Comptroller.
CitJ OF New.York Department OF Finance
Comptroller's Office, May g. 1862.
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NENTRAL RAILROAD ofNEW-JERSEY.-

v From foot Of Courtlapdtst Connecting at Hampton
tnction with Delaware Lscksw and Western Railroad
md at Esston with Lebgh Valley Railroad and its conneo
forming direct line to Pittsburgh and the West without
sapge OF
NAMER ARRANGEME NT-Connercing May s 1862
-Lesu Newly ork As follows:
HlRRIsRuRs ExPKEss-At a. N. for Esston, Reading,
poi.syile Harrisburg Maueh Chunk, VIII amsport. &c
MAIL TRAIS--At a. for Easton, Water Gap, ScTan-
ton Great Bend. Ptston, Wikesbarre, &c. = ,,,,
Rs. THRorGH TRAIs--For Eastop msueh Chunk WI
spsrt Residing, Pottsvile HsrrsbuIgi &c ,.,,,
4P NJ Way PAssENGRK TKAIs-For Esston. betuehen
Allentown, and Mauch Chunk -
s.1Op NJ WAY TRAx-for Somervil'e.
8p n WxsTERN FxPRyss-For Eastop. Allentown, Read
r harrisburg Psbureh. and the West Sleeping cars from
Jersey City through TO Pittsburgh 49, -
ExPREss TRAIN PoR HARRIsBrRe-Ihe g. N. Express
Train from New Yok arrives al HarrsbuTgst p M cohnect
1 Fast and sylvans Central Railroad Northern
Central Railroad North and South and with the Cumber'
hnd ysey Railroad. - 1,,.- ,u..
TgH THkOuGh EXPRESS TRAIN FoR THZ WEST leaves
Nev.Yok al D. IN daily Sundays excepted masking close
connection ct Harrisburg with Pennsy wanna
no change OF cars Pittsburgh and but one 70 SRcn-
r.i and Chicago. -Four hours time Is saved Oy taxing 'n
train. - -. ~
FIrauyrHPoRr AND NKw.YoRE FgERY-Le've New
York from Pier No North River at 7:IO aud II ~ IN
40 $780, sad6 p. ~ -, oI. -
TIP each way JOHN " oithNS' oupeiAb'eHueH'-
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NIXON's PALACE OF MUSIC.
~ CORNER 6TH-Av. AND HIli-ST ,,,vo,
LkssEE AND PROPRlETOR.........:JAS VI. MANN
NOW OPEN FOR TIE SEASON
BUT ONE PRICE FOR ADMlsSION,
to the Palace Of Music. TO the Cremofne Usfaens' 10
the Equestrian School, and to tho Hall OF Flora.
THE BEAUTIFUL PALACE,
with nav and handsome Stage, Scenery ecoIa'ons anu
Enrniture throughout, conmodious COOL and gsnteeL
AN ELEGANT BOUDolR,
for thu exclusive occupation of Ladies'
THE MUSICAL DEPARTMENT
- b,. delyhfl Palace will be under the direction OF
1885, MIR THOMAS BAKER. 49,
The Stage Entertainments Will consist OF oILha On
LET and PANTOMiME, for which THE BEST AMI
isTES IN THE COUNTRY have been engaged
,,i ia '1 T Al. M nTrA PATTI Nine SrRAKOSCH
S Si..s AsERiGIiA Signora ARDAVANI,
aud many others, under the direction OF
signor DEBREUIL.
For the Ballet, there will be at present ,,,,>,rs
ero,,,s CIIBAS Signor XIMINES,
S |.VnTrNs THELFUR Mons WEITHOFF,
Mile. HELENE. -,. -, ana = uh Sy,pr.
AZ "a o. M. Mr.. BAKER leading -
r. PROMENADE CONCERT.
The OPERA and BALLET will DO given at O'Clock.
Amer which the Concerts In the Cremorne oardens anu
EQUESTRIAN performances In the Turkish Pavilion
An.ion to Psace Of Music Cremorne Gardens ana
trsn School. .''''''.sS
Reserved nlchsirs in Palace of muscas cents extra
oI,n nsw NATIoNAL UNION MUSICAL COMPOSITION;
by MT THOMAS BAKER, 10 in active rehearsal and Will
soon be produced
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Uater-Gure.


nR. MUNDE's WATER-CURE, at Florence
Msss (hres niles weA from the Northampton n. n
Depo is Of the largest and men
~ Kind Il 10 situated In Of the heahies ana pIss
,s. mountain regions In New England and amply supplied
.itb the pures and coolest granite wstsr Prices or
40 to Ella and for bosrders, t3 to 90 per wees
whose health has suffered from wounds or exposure wiz
liberal allowance - 4. p-,...,,. Al. ,,o.,
eminent practitioner 1.-THE Water Cure that oep'sn' us
nroduced"- Y. Tribune
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NIBLOs GARDEN.
~ MONDAY EVENING, Juno 9, 1867,
AND EVERY NIGHT.
GRAND OPERATIC ROMANCE,
THE SYREN
MISS CAROLINE RlCHINGS,
The vouns and beautiful American Vocalist.
MIR. T. l.. DAVENPORT.
MR. JOHN GILBERT,
MR. p RICHINGS,
In the principal characters. ..,,
NEW SCENERY, EXQUISITE MuSix,,
EFFECTIVE MECHANISM SUPERB COSTUMES
Admission 80 cents Secured Seats, IS cents Family Cc'
Is cents.
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NrIyON's CREMORNE GARDENS,

NIXON's CREMORNE GARDENS,
~ Corner OF 6th-ay. and lith'st . .o,,
LESSEE AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NJ. NlAON.
NOW OPEN FOR THE SEASON.
Three Grand Entertainments, and al
FOR ONE PRICE or ADMISSION
TIE MAGNIFICENT CREMORNE GARDENS,
with evergreen trees Tree from insect annoysAces,
A BEAUTIFUL CHINESE PAGODA
adorns the center aud the Of the spacious area 10 oni
m.uted with a ms srihcent japanese Tower scene;
TIE SPLENDID PALACE or MUSIC
(See other adyerii.ementl,
THE HALL OF FLORA,
.be rsr..t exhibition Of beautiful flowers ever seen
THE GORGEOUS TURKISH PAniLloN
under which will be given, EVERY AfIERNooN aud
EVENING. the most ou.,.~-cv,
by ar,ist, of worldwide renown. ~
- COM. FOOTE AND COL SMALL.
thu espeea f,voes the juvenile world will hold their rs
ieyee on WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, and appear every
succeeding afternoon u, 80, ,-,,,, ,rsr vrrn
such az lees Creams Jeles, Fruits Confectionery OaAes
C,,ars &c can be had of attentive walters,
BUT NO LIQUORS OF ANY KIND
vnous or ferneBted, can be had or tolerated
FIRST AFTERNOON OPENING
ON WEDNESDAY, June H. and then -
EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING,
except Sunday, during the season ,,,
Admission to Cremorne Gardens Palace OF Music,
Hall of Flora and Equestrian School,. 70 cents only
Reserved ssats in Equestrian School cents o1'ra
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fcst ano found.

OsT or MIsLAIDTwS I'm United states 3 ate =. n
IL cent TREASURY NOTE o.. ys. for on.
siTS, ..:h 70 order Of Co. end ,,
them ,naosd Az ~ ioss hss been gwen 70 the Treas
uy SsUs,sn and sppic.oO msds t,s R'y%ssnSS oN
No. n WDlspst, Nsw.Isrt.