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MarshaI's Sale.

DY virtue of three writ of % 70. 20 mo directed
ID lrow the Circuit Court of tle United State for
she Middle District of ryuuesarc, ], h. h GascOCk,
MBrahtl in aud for said District, will expose 90 public
Ftlr, On Che highest bidder, for cash, a. the Court
House d0or BOO Che cty of Nashville, ON tLe l5h day
Of October, 1902 AN thp right ttlD claim aud interest
which AObe %. Ellis, bRH 10 ami 90 tIe following de-.
7cubed pc' ur parcel u land, tp-wIt In the 18th de-
uICt uI Davidson county, Tennessee fronting Uu thr
Wet tIlc uI bUruH NIsu Turnpike road, auuut Two
miles from Nashville, bounded as flIluWs Beginning
at stake 900 Che centre ul ull Turnpike ROAD al the
Northeast corner of Maxwell ErlinF DT luEH Eve
lcrD., and runs with the North lno oI said i've acre
tract, South a deg Wpst 20 o. 100 pUes Go stake
an HFl0y's lu,. thence With B1lry line North o.
dog. West 2l5 lOlO0 pO'os tu stake, corner TO, 8
trart ni 20 rlttru acres sod hy d. Alnre aud Ia#
e.. owen tu Jas. WhtUuuh, iust.r iur Davidson
county thence with the S.HlI Dino Of Same, -uutH
"a "a. dog EIst 6l 90 100 pole. io stake Boo the centre
ul buCul Vista pike road; thence along centre uf id
road Us deg 20 900 pole. Oh the beginning Gov
tanning acres 100 square poles more or lees sIid
property being levied upon tH satisfy Judgments iu FRA
vur of j. Peters Co.. Winston, swim and johnson a.
Clark RickrF Clark, rendered 900 .lt Count, 0u tho
30th day of April 1902, against thg said IlH. auI
sua1uuIh Moore Administrator of A.. g. Moore de-
/ ceased. Sale o. Jasa place 10 90 O'Clock A %
H sLhHCuDh.
a'llflf s. Marshal % Il. 4.
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A gentleman who left Charleston about
two weeks ago, says that great many Of
the citizens are anxious for the place to
be captured by the feet in order that
supplies may be brought in. We hope
that miserable blunder committed by
the Federal authorities at Memphis
and Nashville viii not be repeated at
Charleston, which was suffering rebels TO
obtain supplies under the patronage Of
the very Government which they were
attempting to destroy,
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Justices Court.
Nl,oy, cu,rrmlo \ wooD,, rIanu1.

j.. %. CUWTTu, Defendant
Ia suit before G.. NJ. Soulhgato, % Justice of the
Peace for Davidson County, Tennessee.
The Ulgintns, Nixon, Chotheld Is Woods, iu this
action having obtained uu Attachment against the
defendant j. q. Grnllh, and issued 90 Constable
John D. Cover and returned boy HIM, levied Uu suu.
dry articles of furniture belonging Oh tlr defendant
aud ON motion Of plaintiffs, by counsel 90 appearing
tn Che satisfaction uf said Justice, sat ths defendant
is nonresident Of the state Of Trunr .r 70 D. ore
drrvi that publication Doe made Cor f1HF aHc#r. i've
weeks lu newspaper published Iu the city uf Sash.
willie called the " UuIuu warning thG defendant O..
b. aud appear bc'ora said Justice on the 2-h uty ur
septcmhcr 1902 lud plead, answer, dsuur % sail
attachment, otherwise tr cause VIII %. sDtluHu .T
W CN uIIte ON that dpy.
q. Al sUuTHDATE. .Jp
Au---I gl-I. IsL9lLM. PIE Lnn- a-lu
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We are disposed TO think that the
Mayor would do we'll 10 enforce rigidly
against the fabrications of rebel " grape
vines" the act passed by the city
council in regard TO the circulation of
rumors and reports tending to disturb
the public mind and breed sedition.--
Probably a lodge in Jail for few days
would make the tongues of some of JEFr's
sons and daughters, wag little less
violently, We invite the attention of our
authorities TO this matter, There are q
number Of people here whose love of
mischief goes much too tar for the peace
Of the community.
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DOUBLE TRADGEDY AT S0UTuwICg,
MAss.-SWillfea, September lG.--A man
by the name Of G.. ID. Fowler shot his
brother-in-law, Dewitt Grswold, az
Southwick, Mass, on Tuesday, and then
cut his throat with razor, Both par
ties are dead Fowler had abused his
wife, and ON being threatened with arrest
by her friends shot GrisWold
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In General MuRoy', letter 90 General
SIarL OF the movements of his command
in Virginia, we observe the following re-
ference TO General McDowEIL in the re-
port of August 30th
AT one time, not receiving assistance
from the rear as had a right TO expect
after having sent for il, and our strug-
cling battalions being nearly overcome
by the weight and persistence Of the
enemy's attack, flew back about half a
mile 10 where l understood Gen. Mellow
ell was with a large part of his corps. |
found him, and appealed TO him IN the
most earnest manner 20 send brigade
forward at once TO save the day, on all
would be lost lie answered cOldly, in
substance, that il was not his business to
help everybody and he was not going Ia
help Gen, Sigol, ] told him that | was
not with General Sigers corps that my
brigade had got out of ammunition some
time before and gone TO the rear, and that
] had been lighting with half dozer
different brigades, aud that l had MOI
inquired where or 20 what particular
corps they belonged He inquired of on,
/ Of his aids il Gen, -- was fighting
over there on the left His aid said b.
thought ne was. Mcdowell replied tina
/ he would soon help him, for he was
] good fellow.
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IgIIitlOr.

1t is reported that General JONI c.
BREcEINRrDGE has had all his sick moved
to Chattanooga, and that it is his intention
TO attack this city shortly. We guess
JOHN will hardly find water enough up
this way. We will bet a cigar too, that
our troops will be at Chattanooga before
he H.
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Union men Of Nashville, if you are in
deed the asses and dolts and dastards
which the rebels say you are, then bow
to them, acknowledge their superiority,
humble yourselves in The dust before
them. Kiss their feet with due reverence
andiawe, wear the yoke without MUIR
mer' and be their hewcrs Of wood and
drawers Of water patiently. and perhaps
at last, you may reach the dignity of ne
groCs,
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TEMEY & SWANS Passenger Hacks
in leave for Greensboro tomorrow
orning. Accommodation for 10 or 20
sscngers. For seats apply Immediately
their Stables, No. o, College street
Oct 1-2t
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We copy the following from Pitman's
photographic Magazine, for the benefit Of
the sensation preachers Of the present
day
When f. ~. Conecte, who was after
wards burned at Rome, preached in the
great towns Of Flanders and Artois, the
churches were so filled that he used to
be hoisted up in the middle of the church
by a cord in order 10 be heard
There are some parsons connected with
Nashville churches who deserve TO he
honored in the same manner.
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The rebel Colonel Bradley Johnson, in
his late proclamation to the people OF
Maryland, my Maryland" SAYS; ere
member the cells Of Fort McHenry e.
We think they will be more likely to re-
member that greoieste oil srlls--,Le S1ut-
am C18feierdcB
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We are requested TO say that j. LIE
1LE's Coaches have not yet returned
IN greensboro. They will leave again
the same point as soon as they arrive,
Oat-2-d1t
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Chattanooga.

We see in the Chattanooga paper Of the
27th, orders for the 18th, goth and 2Slh
Tennessee Regiments to report at Chat
tanooga ain few days" Recruits arc
wanted, as their ranks are greatly hinu-
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-FOUR Hundred Rebels Drowned,
Residents near the Ford of the poto.
mae over which the Rebels crossed, say
some four hundred got ont of their depth
aud were drowned
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The rebels Of this city are praying for
lief Well, they need not wait for the
rival of the rebel army, They can re-
eve themselves by evacuating.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-10-02

The largest ship-owncr in Great hri-
tain, and in fact in the world is Ralph
Brocklebank, eico- president Of the Royal
Insurance Company, who has ahoat
nearly six hundred sail Of vessels
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NASHVILLE TYPOGRAPHICAL UNfoN No.
The regular Monthly Meeting Of this
pciety will be held on Monday next, the
b prox. The zines for absence will be
|gidf enforced.
BY order Of the President.
w. MULLINS,
Rec0raiHg Secretary
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NEW MUSIC.
Here's Your Mule!'

A NEW COMIC CAMP SONG and CHORUS, wb ,ch
n ia bound 20 De the most popular Song iu - iut.
Camp Edition can be- sent by mail 20 any pIrt "a the
country, 90 receipt of 10 cents iu STAMPS
A. this song BIAS become very popular NrHuguaut
thu camps, sutels and heWshlp'r detlris would do
we'll 90 supply themselves by me UuulrsI .,b.r can
bel had ut Tgss ouabIn rates.
Also, NEW SONGS:
Lone Crave by tHs Sea .......... by william. Tr,,g
lm Lua.uF .Ur Hm Home. ...... ~
FyAu9 'iue--0'0 and CHlrus,...
Tie Maideu's Farewell or tlt so'IIrr's R.fr.tbaT.
beautiful Ballad
Iuanita, or Waueta- splendid yFriat.nas
silver rai Polka brilliant, and G0t d.furuI-hV
hIsa WIS
G. T. BEAUMAN.
20 UNION auEFr,
sucoeaelr % q, -. HENSON.
Jolly la-E
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The wealthy rebels of this city say to
ne Union men, Submit or Starvc?"
Which will you do, Union men?
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REPLY

Our recollection is that we saw such
a statement published in tho newspapers
at the time.
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wANTEn.

A few Quartermaster's Vouchers. Also,
Jew thousand dollars in gold for sale.
quire stotiite OF Commercial Hotel.
tpt3O-tf
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Refuse the Issues of All BANKS
mentioned below.
Notice.

A GENTLEMN An and bis wife can be accommodated
~ with % good room ,by furnishing thu -amc) at %
No. / Boarding House iu % convenient part ofthy
city hy app, ing al This Office. -Dp31-l3t
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A Dolorous Groan from Isham Gam
mon Harris.
From the Chattanooga R-jsL of the
9th ult, we take the following dismal
order of poor EX-G Governor HARRIS
EXECUTIVE HEADQUARTERS,
Chattanooga, Aug. Is, 1925
GENERAL ORpER,l
No. s.

GENERAL OnnEH,(
No. 8.
The necessity of arming our gallant
troops who are now returning from North
ern prisons, and the new recruits which
are being brought TO the field, renders it
impossible toPyorgre arms t9r a State fgrce
The Confederate army now being in
our midst, the authorities anxiously de-
sire to Gil the thinned ranks of Tennessee
regiments TO the maximum, and il is be-
lieyed that the great body of our people
who are willing TO volunteer will enrol
themselves with their friends and kindred
already in the service.
The Governor is therefore compelled 10 u,s-
p1ld all effort TO organize State Cops
General orders No, 6 and are counter
handed The Commanding officers OF
corps already organized will return their
muster rolls TO the Adiutant General OF
the State and report for special orders
By command of Governor
ISHAM G.. HARRIS
| W. C.. WmTHoBNE, Adj't Genl
Alas, disconsolate lsHAH
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Commercial.
COmmeroial and Monetary.

WrnNrsnAY EvryfSG, SEPT -
Gold was placed uominsuy 10 rather higher ag
ures to-day, but there was no increase boz the amount
handled. j. prtm may now be regarded a. che one
side buying rate, and go prem the selling
The demand Treasury Nutes-od issue-are also
higher, though irregular Some Of the buyer. bid up
as high as Is lTem. whilst others made N prem.
their extreme agUre. But very few are offer ng
Exchange was u hott"r request, and thr market
r hrmer with moro of The dealers aihrring ia u
prem. selling
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-10-02

Will have large quantity of highly
interesting matter from Cincinnati and
g. Louis dates Of the 25th ult., which is
Inayoidably crowded out this morning.
Mt. MERCER; viii you please inform
me whether JONI MITCHELL was under
porole of honor at the time of his escape
from Van Diemen's Land TO this country ?
Respectfully, QUERIST
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Aashpjlle atniun.

thursday MORNING, OCT. 2 1852.
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DOUBTFUL-wILD CAT.

Bank Of Athens Georgia. ............ ......4' "
Fulton Pauk ............... ...........5I "
Bank Of Whitfield Observation-Disclosures ..
Timber Cutters Bank ......................- .
Refuse the Issues OF All BANKS
mentioned below.
The following Tennessee Banks APE broken, or
have been wound mp and their Nulrs, DO any are
out are utterly worthless
Agricultural Bank, at Brownsville
Central Bank Of Teuncstep, at Nashville.
Farmers and Mechanics Bank, at Memphis
Mechanics Bank 1t Memphis.
Memphis Saving Institution, At Memphis
Exchange Bank, at MurIryeshoro.
Miners aud Manufacturers Bank, ot KnoNNiu .
Bank Of East Tennessee, az knoxville.
Bank Of Trenton, at Trenton.
Bank of Jefferson, at cambridge
Bank of Claiborne, at farewell.
Bank Of Iazewrll, at TazcweU.
LawrcnCcburg Bank, at LawIenrrhurg
citizens Bank, at Memphis.
Bank Of America, at tllrhsyillr
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G OVeTnment Claims.
ANDREW McCLAIN

WILL GIVE PROMPT ATTENTION 70 THE
w collection Of claims Of every tiud against the
Government OF the ugiHd State. Entrusted to his
care.
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8mk-9utr Iist.
CORRECTED DAILY by W Z. CHLDs & co
so 80, COLLEGE STREET.

So These quotations are Tor Uuit'd states Treas
nv Nole-. uhLl. indiana and kanLnckN.
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Anuscmeurs
pARNUArs AMERICAN MUSEUM.

PARNIM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS.
', CROWDED HOUSES.
ENTHUSIASTIC AUDIENCES.
BOUCIChULTS GREAT IRISH DRAMA,
BOULJCAULI'5 GREAT IRISH DRAMA.
COLLEEN BAWN;
COLLEEN BAWN;
COLLEEN BAWN;
COLLEEN BAWN;
Or
THE BRIDES OF GARRYOWEN,
THE BRIDES OF GARRYOWEN,
THE, BRIDES OF GAEREOWEN,
IHIs AFTERNOON ats O'clock snd
THIS EVENING at u o'clock
MR.. w. y. HARRISON, COMIC IMPEOhPIU oiNtEf'
appears at each performance . - ,,,,rr
one Of tho most extraordinary wonders OF the world
AT ALL HOURS. DAY AND EVENING,
and at Intervals aud the stage durins each dramatic en-
GiyE VARIETY or PERFORMANCES.
Including dances military dill r. ate biz history sc-
The BEAUTIFUL CONNECTICUT GlANTEss,
Tho largest lsdy u hsr age IN the known world
ONLY 10 YEARS OLD. WEIGHS b& POUNDS.
MEASURES FEET y INCHES ROUND.
OLD ADAMS'5 CALIFORNIA BEARS
exhibited and performed by the renowoei Lion'Ianer
COLORED TROPICAL FISH. ALBINO FAMILY,
LIFE-LIKE WAX FIGURES
OF our MOST DISTINGUISHED UNION GENERALS Of
JEFF DAVIS, WHAT Is 1T aud BEAUREGAkD,
QUEEN VICTORIA. the PRINCE OF WALES,
LIVING MONSTER SyAKEs LIVING HAPPY FAM
LILY and million other Wonders
Admission to all. - cents Children under ton 10 cents
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AMONG THE PINES.
TIE TRIBUNE.
I'VE WEEKLY TRIBUNE FOR DEC. 90
THE NEw-YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this
week contains Ina following:


week contains tho following;
I..LEADING ARTICLES: The Overture, Of Peace
The Albany Egening Joaroe. on lLies- in oec'
cal; West tugnia; The ropuG heaIti Ogr
Foreign HelaIolsi Emancif at.on Sg,iaiasd
1r5ss Purpose Peace ~ a. Mems 'lt''.ai
Paragraphs
n.WAR NEWS SUMMARY.
HL.GENERAL NEWS SUMMARY
Iv..THE BATTLE or FREDERICKSBURG; Fol-
cr,s.AC ca A. On H. llebel WoIk. Decided Jni
Ihe Ogatizaao9 Of the Fo'essi Tho Gq'sa y
and Breycy OF Or Inops he M'N lntento
Fighting 81 nc Ww Some Of he Iehsl Wofs.
Carried Oar Iroors o. i5ed 20 FaH Back GREAT
SI,Igth u the ks.De Pos.uons; The Osj~ct
sogfpt taattai-ed Correspondence o. Tie ~ /
Tribune.
WATER THE BATTLE: The Council Of War
Eveenstion oi frcderiokslurg Resolved 90
CONDITION o. the Amy Arrival o. sis-ls Dfaod
Disi.i0n. Correspondence o. The y !. Tribune
VI THE GENERALS N ARKANSAS Sketchs, OF
the linton 1ep.rs' Ens'ssa IA the Battle o.
Cfesfo4ds Pf-ire.
yu..INDIAN BARB ,RITlES ~ MINNESOTA:
Message non tlr Pgesiieut
VIII. THIRTY SEVENTH CONGREss-THnD szs.
slos; Pr c.ellus' IN the ssaa.e Ind iiou'e "
Repsessa.atiyes.
IX..FROM WASHINGTON: Special Disys.shss 70
TITO y Inolne
x..OUR Losses 81 FREDERICKSBURG. G,.ni
Tott 1880, bIucrAc!d Lot Nea-ly 500 10
Iill ~ Iiour, biig4ae's Ieuts snd Kusps "a
IL Behind. Couo,ronicsee Of The " I.
Ti3me.
xI..ARREsr AID DISCHARGE or J. WESLEY
XI..THE WAR IS THE SOUTHWEST
XuI.LATT SOUTHERN NEWS.
V..LIEUE-COL. JOSEPH BRIDGHAM CURTIS.
XV-OlR LAST ATTEMPT Bys Gshbsdiuo.
XYl..TgE PEACE PROPOSITIONS FROM RICH
AOND; Nsraye Of g. Nes ~ Greene Of Piitf-
bgilh. fs., by whom Ovsrtgre. ol Peace ora
Brought hon I,Hsfs1n Davis - b ehuno nj %
Pre- dent Lincoln a. Washington
XVII. Hell! FOR WOUNDED
NVIH.THE GALLANT OFFICERS ENGAGED IT
FREDERIC kSbIitG: Memoirs Il H.. Living
Obituary Of ths Dead.
XIX..THF BATTLE or KANE NIL Ark Severe
fncourtef with InIrien.e force Of Rebels;
t,seat Oa.antry Of Our rfoops; Timely Arfi,t
- Ri MO ceu,ntf, Heffe.t Of the Rsbef ia tho
Niglti The OHs-i Reports OF the Ateif. Csre.
spgntence d rne = 7. In1une
XX..AGElCULTURAL ITEMS.
X&I.LEfrtRs FROM OUR SPECIAL GORE
sfDNDtNfS WITH THE ARMY or IHE
TO4JIAC.
XNII..FROM CALIFORNIA
XXIII..TO OUR FRIENDS.
XIV. POLITICAL.
XIV. PERSONAL
XXVI..Cl1Y NEWS
XVII. .MAAklAGAS AND DEATHS
XVIII MISCELLANEOUS TENS.
XXlX.TfE HORSE MAHKLT.
xNX.. COMMERCIAL MATTERS: Fun Report, o. the
ht0ck, Money. Cotton. Giniu. Ard Cattle Iaflt,s
specially k.pored oT The y. Y. Tribune
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TEi,l l. II RIBU NE
4 FOR 1859.

qiis popular ANNUAL viii be ready abou, Christina apt
gil contain:
ELECTION RETURNS from AL tts States Of IT,. Union
holding elections in 1892 carefully esaiei ioI the Tribune
Alnansci
ASTRONOMICAL CALCULATIONS AMI CALENDARS
~ tho ye,s 1905 Ecipo iof 1885 True rme A,eroii.
BE- &ci
CONVENIENT Of the UNITED hgATES-Exesutiyo
sd JuIrsi l.FOys toidirsry aud Ministers keni ID
non he u,l,sd state. q Hore 20 CouHai
hLNAl of The I'M iiD STATES, Mb2lbsrs o. clrai.
he'd WIN POI. once eddfessi
HOUSE Of NLfEESt NATIVES o. tho UNITED
STATES Politically cr.-iisd with fos;-ODo- address;
MfIbEkS E4tCl Of lsIt UNITED STATES (OS-
Tire EBgFL CABINET,
Tao HIBtL SENAIE;
yle EIEtl HOUSE,
STATISTICS Of the list CEN-Is carefully diided into
r"e AID Sieve Io,ory reser before pnpissa except
sN coice a, Census burein Ise stistics ciubrac-
'fai.ss Pog ucor. for l31 Frd is1 ever, in
~. ,i9i Afr 'nltlfe loop aiY inl sud rorfeef.
= ~ u. A ~ AUBiLIL JUEAL aTAIiSIiCS or IHE
= .NS'N AhE HtFPiNIED COMPLETE Some o. tr-
'-1i so" A'fes Of La,d lnpoysa 10 each ssie. Acr-.
m t'.' 90 Posea in each s'sie l-sh Nsas # kIn IN
e,fh A-- A2e n faTias lmplen.elfs in es.h state
.'lf Ahiu.is il each ~atei Vt're If Uomet-
&c AmIas 30 ,scb stae Nunssous IaOss OF othor
lnf ~ yer relaxing 10 Tue Crusu.
EAhKS ADD BANNING. 1850 and 1869;
RAILROADS Ia 1850 srf UO0;
kEV sPAYERs a. each STATE and bv s.ct,oc..
LkN ) Of list CONDhh5Si
HElOED 81 she WAR.
And va, amount OF 0tes interesting Political mst.r
kc. &c.
rMcs ~ cents; n copies for 81, 100 esue, a. no,o,.
paid. ~ EIpffss, 81 o. 100. Cash ORDERS so eli ed
~ suppy 1ack nu,pDefs Of to- fhsbe AmaLsc (or
ys.rs 1880 1855, 1885, 1851 1888, 1882 lStO 1861 1907
pnce y csn's esch. postpsd ,... .,
Adjscsb TIE TRIBUNE,
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ROOKLYN ACADEMY OF Music
ID mr.. EDWlS BOOTH
viii hAv. ~, honor TO mae he -, ,,.,,,,,,,,
Fihsl ATTENDANCE IN BaOoALfH
TUESDAY. DEcEABER?,
RiCHELIEU.
10 conf lance with tho following inviioiiou'
DEAN siR; In seco-d.fc si,h What believe to be tie
desire Of tEe citizens OF isoOsyu - WIZ. es
ct che Aca Jenny % Mnsic In
city ye nit fque.t, u9t incumbent wiih your Other
coz se.nts that have the pleasure o. lch 81 oppor
t4nt,y earliest convenience believe TIE people
ol BIoOsiyn viii upon occNou eInbit th-lr well
AID appreciation OF Ebi, ,Id will snoFt
great pleasure should you mud 10 prsccstie t. comply with
request. . ..... .-
/. H. WYMAS ~ IL. MORSE.
GEORGE p. THOMAS. u. T. BAl,NAkD,
! NtNRY WHiIEuOUsE, KODMAN IS DAWSON,
MM. NJ. RICHARDS. WINCHESTER ohlllON
T. u. PLtNPION, A. Nc, a. r.
y n PE.K-OS h. BHASNOS.
THOS h. PEARSALI. EDwAND LAMBERT
WISrsKoP HoU.s Bo.roN De-. H. l66,.
GKsTIsnRs: hardly SAY bow rrsuf, ing 10 20 me
.,,esss high compliment ~ your letter conveys rSG
city dc.crvrdy ditugui,hed Tor e. cultivated tsste
and refined artistic pece zion. tcc@pf with pje aud
pressure your Invitation, ard ia sccoidtts with what en-
rrd yonr desire vii appear at the &c DENY q Music
Hichrs4 Pray uccept cul nyey 10 ac other citizens 81
Brooklyu we've ,ord eln-o iaar de-ire to
heir city The res.on o. very grateul sense II
'H''"''' u.s. EDWIN BOOTH
To MARTIN k.IHrfriscr e,q.,liayor e. brooklyn.