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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-03-01

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idbp1 beim erften 3uIammentrefen mi
tbu' flblte neine Mutter cine ttefere gei
8un9 fir tbn. @eoer bic Bitten mod
ote Drobunsen fbre8 @attrs permodte1
tbre 8iebe ~ eri&ittern uno fe bon ibrf,
@eretnoun8 NIT ibm 3urldsubalten. &or
! tprea elterr1 ,pe0en uneeborl ans per1p,
pen, t1brte ite ben Gntialub, nit meinem
Sater Don England gu Fieben, aus; 8eio,
tanoen mad lan9em Qmberirren purd BIZ
Sern1tttlun8 Defines 2ebrers in Qenom
et1en 3uHu@t6ort> mo- ie DOR Der Madt
pcs @rafer BON Gerry oeii@ert ,paren,
Wtet1 Vater perlteB Die ebrenpoQe 8obn
oer &uIft, ur1t ais 2anpu1anu IN her Ser
eoraenbett urseit6rt NIT feiner Satin
!eoen ju t6nren. a@, ietn Slid ,po,
balo oerpebt! Metne Mutter, BON ben
9ualen, 1pel@e tbr bfe @eradtuna ibre,
6ar1tlte bereitete, 9efpltert, i'm @ei&tbum
auterSosen, uno jebt oft pas N5tbiofte
enteeerero, nern1o&te ni@t f@ an iii
ourfft9es Seben ju 8ep1bnen unb 0orb
teu1 Sabre mad tbrer 6lu@t. @ie
fnel'te IN tbrer leBten 2ebensjabren, ibre
Slebe let Elm @abn 9erpelen u,,o bereute
l4merSli@ tbre @erbincun9. Meiu armer
Nater lit unld9li9eS> urc bdtte tbm nidt
IN oteler :3ett iein treuer Suaenofreunp,
Der ptarrberr Gntlen, NIT Grclt unr 6ulfe
b~et9eltanoen> i& CLAUDE, Der Goo. b6tte i'm
balo tpes9eraft. A@, pte oft bat er MID
ermabnt mid 3u priif fen, ebe td mid fir
Gas Seben bdnoe, wie oft mid 9enarnt>
n'en'als e'nen @atten BON b5berem 5tanpe
gu pablen. &etmar> man&e 9iete it nur
Elm un9ludlelieer @abn! @teb', id bin
rur eth l6lt9teS Mlo@en, Du u,uet cine
9atttn belBen, pelde an 5tano unp
S'leun9 Dir 9lei@ 1T. Sn ben &reilen
oer 9eleQl@aft cenen tastdali& bic bSbjte
@e'lteebtlouns ~ Ebeil pirp, pirlt Du
balo cine cole Seele fincen
o. Glen, ermieoerte Neimar bitter,
Define Worte ftno 6obn ; in pielcu 3irfeln
1nee i'd feline Seele, bic mid ~ bealudsn
ptrmog!..: unp er er9in9 ii9 in elmer
leoet1ot9etl S@iloeruns Der 6oblbeit unc
9etjlolt9teit oer @aloumen1den!
Sab uns uniere 9iebe prafen! Febte
Glen; 1T fe tetn @abn, 70 miro (ie nur
nod inntser werben> >penn Der Strom Der
get lber ite binmes raui9t; laB uns prei
Sabre 9etrennt leben. Ginoef Du in
eteler 3ett fein @elen> pas Dir ebenbQrtio
it, uno Vas Du mebr lieben fannR olS
mid, - bin f& Deiu, Dein auf epia.
IS iet! erwteoerte &eimar.
Na@ an lelbf9en1 @benp panperte Elm
ein1amer @anperer lber bic 56ben BON
Seno@p in bic peite i5erne. IS mar @raf
Netmar Don per G%reuenbur9.
Metne 2tebe, murnnelte er I'M @eben,
miro BITE 3eit nt@t perl1f@en, bic {bre-?
9tet1, elmer untreue 1T Glen ni&t fdbtQ,
aber bas S&tdial - miro IS uns aim
ft9 iein -? CS&lus folot'1
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-03-01
6. $. Sdbmibt,
Ore68ler Il. @6irmm06er,

~|IWUII| ~ 11V31VVVWI*
neutrality-suspicious.,
teben Gbrit. 8edt'S @aloon,
enpFeblt it4 3ur Mnfertisuug bon alien ~feineren
Dre9slerarbeiten. 5nm Abbreben unb 1arben DON
BiQiarobdQen; Neeen- unb @onuen- S9irme
tperben neu utersoeen uno repa,irt. Deutlte
Vfeifen> &ernipiBen, @pa3ierftSde, Sisarren,
Haud-> Rau- uno @dnupitabad 1T bel ibm 3u
BADEN, uno erluat freuueli9 UNI e%eneietsn 3u.
lpru9. MB. Rleine BdQe Don Yodbpls unb
Glfenbetn ftnb tets Sprratbt9.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-03-01
4u8fprube berubmter mdnner.

4u8fpru@e berubmter Mldnuer.
vWtr trdumt i'd bin Der liebe @ott."
t.. .... .a- ... -..4. Seine.
uMl6 i9 %auftrat, ba bat bic @elt oeaittert."
.@s:....s -.....- 3D. SpIim n.
LIMB NIT }ol@em @elnbel mug i9 mid
beruml@la9en 2" .,...,.
-. ~ Trtebrt@ ber@ ro6e.
rNub ids penn ni9t uno bin BOD mebr
als Dug pbiltppper@r6Bte
"9fur 2umpe ilno beldeipen."
.. .u @6tbe.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-03-01

%etn> 0ef@6ft.
@epr4 8en3,
BON @%betnmeinen>
un9armeine>
TranSSfi@e uno
Gdtapba,B eiue
pom Serl@.eeenen SabrgGnaen. tpelhe b,;u, g>u.-
8'"o, 0'al@e uno @las p~trtauft merben in ieiuer
@etnbaue, 0ritte Citrate.
3p'l&en @artet- u. @aibinaton.@ on.
Gren6's Stein9ebdupe.
oes9lei@en ~Tneeort ifets ,u bat.n:
6rt16e DIFFERS,
bas Dubenb gu 80 gts. g.
ae@ter S&mei5er unp 2imburoet !&aie.
SorreIen unb @arpincu.
6erner: Musse3eianetes Yittsburob M1e
mo Porter, unb feineQifIre po % on,n
"rfsn. o. Mu@ babe i'd fuir,lib cine {: fnpuno
.xh Seltfer. @aNtr
etpa1en' Delde8 lb itets prrratbia balten unb an
ben n'0sI'aft %biaisaen preileu rerfaufen ,perpes
So~'e enel'd5 elm ereelentee MGortimeut BON
9ananna= Giearros.
Serltebeness if Aats gut uup in reiter 8uue
@PDr1 0,r,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-03-01

Aaeutcn Der Mimi. StaatS5eitune."
Mtnuelpt
oalinss uno Datuta %. 5srr 9sr1os:
Nerp-ulm uup Bromn County St. TorIter, ~
81. Yeter unb Mieolet Gty 50. S@tnmel,
81. Intbpny u. Minniapplis> Ortb u. &n0elaa@,
3aruer ct. Suit,
Manfatp TT Status 8. 3artmahn:
9TH pater unp WalbinSton Gty 9b. S@eHer,
Dinona unb @incna sly Or. Itl9tr.
VeQeplain 6err Trana .. 9eyberitebt.
Sartbault, Nics &c., 5err @ottfrteo 6ledenfs'n.
Neaos Gambling, 8. Duerre.
Heb Wins, 9err Sobn Trterr1@'
Watalba1p, @eors 9uber.
Ga @roRe, 9srr 6eil.
BrowuspiQe 5err SriB @l1d:
Bufalo Stir, @isc. ST.. @4uttler.
,5ountain @its, Wise. Or. @plbr. -
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-03-01

Jobn @aseenmiQer'6
Ditt8burg &Q0erbier<5Qlpn,
.Gde Der Oritten unp Robert Stra6e.
ct. paul, Minn.
so balte tets 9utes Qaserbier,,' pelifate Bran.
otfs, atte oaoanna>@ isarren, ausee,e;@uettu
Gmmen;baler uno 2imburoer RGje, lomie andre
talte 9peiieu ,prr6tbia.
users n'tt elaubeu tDiQ, Der ton.un,,e uub aber.-
8euse (I@. Guer Jreuro
Sobn 6daaenmiIIer
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-03-01
0eor3 8tn,.
Saloon nn6 &ejtamrcticn-

i'm Mtbendum. 81
UeF unferiet@nete emp1eblt biermtt benz Der.
eerfsn oeuti9en yublifum jein ,o,'
Sat1ol1: uni Meitauration8. 6efhdft
~ @fpsnaum fsts bic aae1por3lelidlten Sc.
Nas~ pei VorfeQnneen i'm Ebeater faIte uub
uarme Speiitn perabreidt. ' 49,"
NnnI fnk>r f
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-03-01
(Gar bic Minn. @toats3eitung.)
Der title Natript.
0pn q .@plff.

BON %.@olff.
Grfirmt 1T @au unb @@an3e, eefau.n o.
ncIlon,
u"o stsrnenea"ner &peben auf Bruapebr unb
@afion.
Wobl tSnen Sobesieufser aus blutgetrantteu@ra>
ODD lauter t0nt Der @iee'sruf: vD. Mepublif
ioQ lebeu!"
rOte Nepublt fo1 leben I" 10 tSnts sou Ort ~
Srt,
Der urtpale baot Is wieber, bic prairie bait Is
...-- .~ fort; ID.
Der@loden bebreR lange unb ber @eIdiseMuub.
@tetbutn BON BEN @ieee bic srobe Dptl@afttuub.
@ef@midt nit @iesesfabnen llnb 9itte unb
80 pataF.-
ST bort benz rift gen alttn ber Subelton perba6t?
ct laui@et fttQ Dem Subsl, Der tSnt aus ieoer
8rut. ~.-.-.4
st tetnent @tnn perbIQet bic 1eutunq bielerQu12
. nein in ieiuem Nuse Elm beilig Teuer glubt,
Ut faltet fiji bic 5anbe, entbID6t bas paupt unb
fniet
ToQ ernftsr Inea&t nieber auf @9uee beoedten
@runo,
vs. reeen I'D bic 2ippen, tein 2aut entfittt btm
- .... dumb.
&r betet ftiQ unb lanse, ben 8lid eepanbt aun,
pin1mel.
&s i@meiset ttef er9riftn Der Meuge laut g.
himmel.
Der @lte bat e~eprieien ben aogeralt' sen Got!
Stun beibt er bel ben Qeuten : Der RilleYa-
friDt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-03-01
Gbtca9p &Q9erbier<@Qlpu
pom e..L as-f 3@Ft E
Sobn Gb. 8edbt, r. r.

WasDln9ton bonsf,
ceutl@es Sat unp 8oarping 6uas
ncn Neter &af,
ct. AntbonYtra6e (, nabe beu1 ,Dinslpm.
3pule". sEG2
Das r@afbineton-6aus bitiet RpRaauo,rn
uno .gelesentlt& Ginfebrenben an eomf1rtabi,r,
0osis uuo woblbeieBter 1afel NQes, mas BON Ell
mem suten paute er,uartet uirb. .. @af.
~ SUITE @%talunoen bei'm !6onf..
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-03-01
@terter Sobr9an8+

-. f. - &C. .tFErHeFr ...r
Die J(inne(ota Staats6eitun9
Sde Der Dritten unb @abafbaw.
StraBs, cine Greppebp&, ,,+.
.lbeint wS@entli@ unp ~ tet 3weiDpQ,
per Sabr, in &orau6be3ablun8.
Sinaelne Mummern totem 5 Cents.
8eoinvun9cn.
Mtouniren farm man au ireenb elmer j3eit ees
jabres bod fDnnen oteeent announcement sorar'>
ebenten Nummern ni9t na99elanbt tperben.
Der 5ubleriptipns- Betrag fam IN Ntoten IT.
eur etuer suten Bant eineel4idt trerben. II
Eay1 Wenn @elb in regiitrirten Brieten Der
oren aebt, trasen mir bet 8erluR ; bod nt&t IN
unresifrirten Brtefen.
MGe Mittbsilunsen, 0eloer u. {. ~. Nno au
.oorelVren:
Meutber s @ge1, publiiberS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-22
SAIunDAY, SEPT. 20-p. N


The market shows further improvement Of TO
y cent, and in few cures the advance OF q
cant. The volume Of busin.ss is immense, the
orders TO buy being more than equal to absorb The
cash stock thrown over BY realizing parties-stocks
leaving off strong at the advanced quotations. The
spiri, Of circulation seems relieved from the weghto
military reverses and under the at last aggressive and
,uccessful course now instituted by Government, has
started into ife Considerable discrimination is used,
buyers appearing in most force in the Western grain
roads ard their seaboard connections TheGovernment
list was strong at slight advance for the 1881 loan.
with sales ut l0li; there was further advance Of
the 5 y cent. loan Coupons, 1871, 9l99li those OF
1874 were y cent better, ia9ii. Treasury
3.lOs and Demand Notes improved v cent, quoted
respectively 1917 q lo5, snd ll2loll3. State and
Civ Securities are in more demand; New.York Il,
1870 atll7, ol9 Go of lsC6 and 1867, no. about the
highest ever touched; the long loans Of 1911, llS
bid; 81 of 1874, lOs bid. For the City 6s, lS7o-",
1913 offered. For jersey City Water Loan, 1921.
Ohio IL are wanted ut 1921 for 1866, and % Tor
80 of 1865. Illinois 10 also improved, 100 being bid
for the long 1870 Coupon Loans; War Loan, 9Si Ss9
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-22

RrAprsa.MAcmISE IaPRovgNrSr.-SamuelJ john
son of Buffalo, N. Y, called at The TRIBUNE ohfss,
on his way to Washington, TO show us the model Of
rake for reaping-mschne, which he is about put
en,inx This rake is 70 constructed that the driver.
II he can handle his regns with one hand, can ope-
rate the rake with the other, with bus little labor,
and without changing bis position upon bis seat Ia
advantage over an automaton raker is, that whlls
that must empty tho patf rm at regular intervals.
whether containing enough or not half enough for
gavel this is only moved whenever the driver knows
that there is the right quantity and it is lees costly.
only $40, for any machine and less likely to get oas
Of order, and is readily applied
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-22
1862,
=,
- WIN its cOnn,ctiOns fO,Ins


- -. with lie connections forms
TIE sHoRTksr AND QUICKEST ROUTE
tyhi trains daiy hon NewYort TO via
ALL THROUGH TIA Ns FOR The WEST By THIS
FOOT OF COuRTLAsDTsT
" way OF Philadelphia tie noriug eav. Nav
1ss ~ s e a. :. ONE, rcs,es; Evening passengers
bywsy Of Allentown eveaing pssnger. leave nj u IN
hogn later than ihs northern hnr. aud by DO routes
I've The same as Solthern iins- IN CLicago all
" Louis Cleveland Columbus, Cincinnati 80 III 80,
pnt West with fewer changes Of cars ~ '-
spns Car. rithoa, es.aye ron fs% phsd.pa to
snAt ~ and Saloon Cars on all trains
sr'the ssms As other routes.
ssexse cnecsod through Ifensiefs ifos
occur. T.ke.s cd until 1,ed by ti.isDufsh
m WESTERN EMlOaAriOS.
A,se feunsylvsnn Central Company runs an Emgran,
...smnods,n Line itch AFFORDS comfortable Of
far, "o'iHs "e''"N' ~ WV ~ w. N'u> 's''s
- FRYiGHTs.
~ teus heights tf GIL description. be fofwsrded
IRON any the Itairosd 81 ONO. KENTUCKY In
t0Ib me- .v.c" WISCONSIN, Iowa o. Missouri by RAIL
Z, W.st ~ or 10 sny port on 'He nayisabs n'ers Of
- W. W H.sfnei. from pittsbug m.
O. Of freight ald from sny pOiit Ia Tho West BY
'sns Railroad are all tDies favorable
os 9'hti hsio.d Companies Mefchsnts aud ship
ns, ms We raosportsron OF their Freight % THIS Com
~" can .sy With confidence IL. ,pesdy transit
p.,.... -, LIVE STOCK.
h,. 'no Deslefs 10 Live Stock wJl md ibis most ID
E,dI IVu-, Capseioa. Yard well vatered ard sgp.
every ool ,euieoe have been opened this iLe
Ion and every attention 10 paid 70 their wants
-, soOig where will bs found every convenience f
VIA Skw;Yohk sad BALTIhosE MARKETs
~ fhLLiUff, Passenger Ascent, No. AstoF-jouss.
LEIGH Co., Freight agents
aeDosALD L BisCHOEF, Enislant Aseas.
EROcp Iv,u,o a No. sbl.,sry place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-22

WINTER GARDEN.
w Mr. JACKSON begs to announce the
LAST WEEK
Of the great Tragic Artistic
MISS BATEMAt
who compelled by previous eSug sengementsto Close
her brli ,ntly successful engagement. i.
During this week, Miss BsteGsn will appear In round oil
her greatest chssce which require for their rendition tho
most Remarkable variety well power Of dramatic genius
On MONDAY. Sept u,
she viii sppenas
GERALDINE.
Ia MN Batemsns most cccsfu play Of that title AnseI
mo. Mr. j. w Wslsck, IT, Hubert Mr.. Edwin Adams; The
Bard, Mr. H. l.. Batem.n; and powerful Company. ,
The excellence Of the sores Of ofmances srked
for this will commend them to all ov- OF the very
highest order II -ho feel nal pride In the onward
ogs.s this gf ed lady, who by her youth genius beauty
and refinement enied he ardent sympihie and Interest oil
AMI crnM drd md encet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-22

WEIGHT or CATTLE Br MEAsuREMrSr.-Ih
Ir,sh Farmers Gazette gives the following AS All APP
proximate rule for obtaining by measurement tho
dead weight of cattle; Take the girth in inches
behind the fore arm, square it, by multiplying ~
itself; mul ply that product by the length, taken "
inches, from the top OF the shoulder to line perpen-
dcular to the buttocks; multiply that product oy loo
decimal 0795s, and divide it by SIC, which reduces
il to stones of IA lbs each, Of which make ow''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-22
nlatbincrn.

CTEAM ENGINE WANTED-Six Horse
~ PowerOne ik. u.cd but short time aud can
10 pufcha., ed at DISCOUNT preferred - ..,.-,.,
Adde'S o. VINCENT Cort ~.
Treasurer No - flait-.t., New Iofk
CTEAM BOILERS and IRON TANKS for
- sALE-inqur~ sdires VIM. fiNNEi %. NO
lbT Nstrf-.,- bfooklyp.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-22
Sales bn Autilon.
Siai!onerp an0 Janln GOODS.
TUE NATIONAL POkTRATT CHESS Az

THE NATIONAL PORTRAIT CHESS AND
i CHKGkER BDAKp-A neat durable. sui cheap att
fof the million Bpnsns tho unne4 space hne i~
.~ e. tgr-s alour Generals and Coulmod0f,s
..o he Pf..ieut Secretary q sa'c &c The yi,tures
sen. than the cnsi Of tho hoard For by
J. J. MEkKlII Nho.s st,iionef No. IS Brcklnanst
N-W-ior. As-us wanted where. sam lie copy
forwarded to any stJr-s- on receipt OF -
Aso cash Eld .hsrnls buyer. ~i nn1 l.ge and well
selected soct q Su lonely Arnold. 0enuae Whiting Fluid
i,nk boos., &c.
DRINCE's IMPROVED FOUNTAIN PEN
one ming wrip. 10 Scot by mail send snp
for crculif OEO. D. uAWkE,. No. % NAsiu-I. =. \.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-22
Nmusemenrs
NIXON's CREMORNE GARDEN.
~ MONDAY EVENING. SEPT ~.

EVERY EVENING DURING THE WEEK.
Tho mansEer tales pleasure cling that he has 90
cured. at great - p-nsc. the service. OF
MISS MARIA BRAlNARD.
The Great Engi.h vocalist who viii make her debut thi'
evening assisted by
Mr.. SIMPSON,
And several other talented AI,.t.
Reproduction OF the r-'tbly srghabe psntomiIne OF
TIE SPIRIT or The FLOOD,
In which the great Loadon Comic,
NJ DENIER.
will appear assisted by host Of others. Amer which,
PROMENADE MUSIC IN THE GARDEN.
To conclude with performances In the
EQUESTRIAN SCHOOL,
BY host OF Eqn-stri,ns. Gvmnasts &c. -
MATINEE EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY
AFTERNOONS.
Admission.
NO RESERVED SEATS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-22

Tux U,1os TRoops CAPTURED AT HARftRs
FrRnrAmons the troop. captured sy the Rebel sns
were the Regiments from Fonda lCoi. SI ,aS1S The
Geneva (CoI. Sherril-th i5th and ION! 1a;,. 10.
former left the State on the 9th ana 'nS b;. S,s,.
the 10Th o o, anoSS tho captured was one Of the
was I,S %,,hs Rsmrns. lis time expired about the
Is,es Of 1 ,ss month but on nmatiOu that .nsS
might be- useful, they volunteered " remain UNI"
further orders.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-22
Amuscmenis.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

CADEMY OF MUSIC.
"A sole L.''e. and Manager. Mr. JAS M NIXON
ASSISTANT A' BUT or c,ix;RiicoTrA PATTI
MONDAY EVENING Sept. %. 1862
VIII be Pre- ented for the debut Of Ms Patti Bens opera
LA sONNAMBULA.
Mr. Nixon desires call the fact that the
which he nsusuraes I the appearance Of Misc Patti in
opera must necessarily be brief -
ONLY -FOUR RErRES LIMITATIONS
he given poi,e engagements elsewhere Will prevent
aer 'Le present week Ii should be
d-rstood tai. asnt is definite aud will be strict
~ adhered to- Tho days selected are
"oSDX MEi fiSi 81 Sep, ?.
SATURDAY (Grsnd Matinee). Sept. ~.
CAST OF CHARACTERS IN Ia sONNAMBULA.
AMINA................... CARL0riA PATTI
Count snor Sn nj
M" stocston
ih'resa me hsghuo
aSis anchI
Between the second and third act THE oacHEsfRA will
GREAT UPRISING GALLOP.
$40. MUZIO.
To give effect necessary the production Of the
ess to be presented the management has secured tho ser
SIG MUzIo.
a. Musical Director and Conductor.
$40. sCOLA,
Stage Manager.
Seats can be secured at the following places;
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
BEER h SCHIRMERS
Music Store. 10. FOL Bro1wsy
SHELL 4 sALisBURIs
M..n culcKERIyo No. 'N''''''
PRICES OF ADMISSION
General admission. DoilI
pIi'beatrr weniy i've Gents
Rc.crved Seat, Parquee PlTquee Circle Balcony and
Piiva'e Boxes, + 30 aud ~ according to location
Entire Private bore. from rs to 10 according to the mum
Der # seats aud iocsion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-22
DARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.
- TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS
GREAT SENSATIONAL DRAMA.
CLAU ROE L.;


THE IDIOT OF TARBES.
Which he, been we'd With unbonndsd euthusssm by
crowded aud intelligent .ldi-ns-. IL g.
RICH IN SCENERY. INCIDENT,
and every accessory to pur and interesting p,y Twin
be produced 800 - ..
EVERY AFTERNOON A ID EVENING THIS WEEK.
At aud :. O'Clock. Don, I'll 10 see It.
few months iac- the Manager d pa,chsd an expedition
10 the troIicsl .e,s after their
BRILLIANTLY COLORFD FISH:
lts complete Tetur With Large assortment. OF
goT.eously bsautif hsh
OUtNIhlNu THE HUES or THE RAINBOW.
OUINiEING 1HE HUrs or THE RilNBOV.
OUT tElNO TIE LUH5 " THE kAlaBOW,
confi.iire m Iar o'th- follosiHg: -
o. % BEAUTIFUL ANGEL FISH.
whose symmetry aid c0i,T. Igui..t-y rich.
80 PEACOCK FISH FJtKtitD cHIRrBs.
the very gems of the Ocean Never before seen c1eep, IA
uopica
~ SQUIRREL FISH, OF pcrfec, symmetry and bIilan,
col -
~ SURGEON, or d oCToR FISH .v,ry rr.v. and is
min Iscaors gentleman. With tho mark Of lance on h
bod,
~ cow FISH with hesd and horns Ike cow and
ch-ug~- i's bril- mt color. IKE q chameleon.
~ fOkIUPIfE tlSH. covered all VI ih sIines hse
porcupin-'s quilts and it be % sud eyes Ike boil dos
~ GRIM ,ON CANARE1TA or jenny HlNk.
~ ASEMOSEs, ZOOrHi rs. OF sEA FLOWERS
" SPANISH LADY. 90 called lfom IT. beautiful eolo'
sno graceful moyn-nt.
~ PARROT FISH, with bill its Parrot, aud eh,uss'
it, oflors like chsfne Evcfy beautiful
r.-GROLPEH. YELLOW sNAffEk WARBLER N
BhA fis other ysfetss ~ entirely new m
l.;itule and rch aud They oil 10 DO
H. rich and Transparent tank s~nlHns abOli IN AZ
Their native grace ami besuty.
Yet. with all ths sbd the Millions OF other 'nfo'ites hoin
al part, fths world. price Of admission remains a.
ONLY - Crs CHILDREN UNDER 10 YEARS 10 CTS
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-. P,ss.sss Sl fsry"ad BY MALL Al the eYpsnss ssS
rfsk OF tbe pure unless uty The u Ss
ihonMtSoH ntOrliEe3 Baker nd Brcksrs
No. Wall rec corpeY R,o.d.... N.--vo.k

risk Of tie gvrcs .,er anes. ordered iut, the Frm ~
No. Wall street corner Bioadway New.Yort
The gross Canal Tolls for the fiscal wear ere
s'Sl0f6, to which we may aid $40 900 for mis-.
cellaneous receipts, and we have a round sum ok
so 600 which is increass over auv former YEA,
Of 81 900. The net revenue for the year dednck
ing the charges for collection, superntendence ana
repairs, will stand at si,O5oocO, very nearly. The
constitutional charges upon the canal revenues tho
next fiscal year, which this sum will meet. amount
to 3G5 2i2 and among these charges $3.50 900
to the general fund, 10 pay the interest on the gen
era fund debt and for the support Of Government
very nearly 81 400 600 to the sinking funds, to ex
tngush the principal of the canal debt. Aside frco,
the charges which are appropriated there will BE-
overplus OF about $6300OO to appropriate to such
purposes as may be designated. Ia January an
June last, the State paid off So 100 900 Of its cansi
debt, and will now pay more, not due, il the hold
ers will take 1t at fair premium.
BY the Bcrussis, off Cape Race, we have three
days later commercial news from England, as fol-
lows:--
LoSDos MAnxkrs-Sugsr and Coffee hrm. Tsow quiet.
va MAxnnIs ssI ssle; q Nov
lar dull price. Id lower than on Monday -
Speculetors and exporters TOOK 1000 bales
The Manchester market is nsctive bnt Arm.
BAKADsTuyFs- wakefield, Nash : CO.. Rchsrdsou spsnos
Co.. aud Others, report Flour dull aud Cd lower Whess
quet bu. steady. Corn dull and unchanged mxed 2ss q
ass.
PKovruoys-Ths zane authorize. repor. Beet very dun
Pork dull Bscon tending downward, Lard inactive
Pnsprcs"A.is. firm. Sugar steady Coffee quiet bss
sterdy Rosn firm. 2ssU2s-. Spirits Turpentias
g1-t 81 1855. Rice quiet but .tesiy
The Anglo sayon had the slightest effect
oi which quoted so 80 fer noncy sad ~ @s'& fos
the october account
Loans were offered the stock exchange u par csst
Tie Rentes quoted 6Jf. SSc- .a
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EATHER REEDS

tMIIlER REEDS
j OLD FOLKS CONCERT
FATHER REID respectfully aiorn' the publi' that be
Will give a. OLD FOLKS GRAND CONCERT for the ben.
eft 81 The LADIES' UNION AID SOCIETY Of The
CHrhCH ffof he Il Ard sBd lnhfml Il i'ins
Hi on MOrDAl E1Etih0. SEPT. 2, looI ltes.s -
o.nt. Door. open at oo.ocs Coscsf 90 commence [.
a.. CO lrai~i Nrsu, CHiCkERis0 sous 81 NJ. 90
bfo.cwsy. " Y. tho Alrrandfc Ofgsn furnished ~ T.
Q AnKEQIfE ITEs. IL No lIJ bfe.a~Ay.
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w. are assured BY an officer A.

TORNTCTfON'-Vo :.
tach'd 70 tns nv our correspond that carefny
Sn The erected forts the gun, On %: s.
ns'rs anu pmnapd each the r~doubts outside the city,
had bses discovered sec.e,ed in pair Of socSn ~
n,ns 10 lady, has foundation whsts5eT 10 ussh
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DROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
nEnIE NIEG

GRAND EXHIBITION and FLORAL PROMENADE
CONCERT by t.. BROOKLYN HORTICULTURAL
SOCIETY Ia TIE Atad-iny OF Music (5tase and PsEquet
ioof-i oy-l Exhibition II New and kars PIaIts, fruits
Flower. &c con mrucing TUESDAY 23l AZ p M snd
c ,nunuirg on EDNrsDAY aUd THURSDAY, Nth aud
lJ,h FROM ~ a N to ~ The most magnificent d.pay
Of ilorcu urs Nov.tes IN this country among
watch /. thr Nc,ors k-ga in toll flower, the queen Of
squ,iic ilants
isnoefs ficlets 81 yos admitting themselves Al
families 10 81. The nIe-flnss, .kAufions &c
Sll.is Tickets to uoI-iD.mbeTs, IS ceuts each.
GRAND FLORAL PROMENADE CONCERT In aid q
the aud Chidfen Of eeeased 50 dicf Oh KID
LVENlNG, SEPT ~. AtB o'clock. "lhsc by pod" orths
full Baud
Jlcset. 20 -soh be obtained at the Boz Ocs Of
the csdeisy OF Ma h. aud nom the secretary, l. H. hip
,o. 90 Brosd~ay, y \.
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Crlurslon9.

EXCURSlONS to CONEY ISLAND.-Ilealih,
IL toaort and Pleasure Gers ieave Fulton ard tNhsfine
f-fns. BROOK yn. every 70 minutes.
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Re~eiots Of Produce.

SxPr ls-l4 $50 bbs Flour ls bos Cora Meal yoo csSs
DO. 2o4 bills Whisky. 1875 iS2 bush Woest 7lsS oi.a
40 pit. Ashes 260 pkss Oil CsAe. lal9 pkga Lard 20