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The New York herald., 1863-10-31
Navy List.

; List
johnson ", Rec ship N CO.
rolina
Little ejohn =, A Paym U 8 q
Queen :
Lowry Philip W. Ensign
Morgan Chas 8, Sd Eng'r str
NecSsn Daniel, q s 8 Queen
Martin VIM, u 8 Rec ship N
Carolina
McNort John, U s str Queen
McQuade Felix, u 8 81 Queen
Nelson ANDREW, Sailing Mas.
ter u 8 str Queen
Nichols Commander 3 T
O'Brien Masters Mate ] 8. q
8 S Queen
Parry ex.Onicer John, U 8 8
Queen
PreIs Charles, U s flagship
Wabash
Porter Commander W d
Power Carpentor's Mate VIM
ID. u s str South Carolina
Putteniagh Joseph. steam
ship Iroquois III
Rehberg Geo II, u 8 receiv-
ing ship North Carolina
Thompson Howard, U 8 8
Queen
Tarr Robt, commanding o 8
str Queen
Walker Capt II
Wheeler A, Surg W Lamont
wilkins George F, U s war
str Union
Wingall James, U 8 flagship
Wabash
w9od John 9. q 3 str Queen
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.1AV17- PI31D nDnDY.

NAVAL FxiS1 10rH1 .--vRrH ncney y2n THE
~ foIow,ss yss3ls = sssssr tn SAss SfiiAsp.
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ssasc Kssawka, K!ng6sher. ksassiissL L..havanns
foSsxf. NsrssdhA ksP.ems nssssshnsssA srn 80
Nnfwich. owaso. Ocsrsre Ycrahsctss ssoes neas ss
Carolina sriosa 4 .ksspp e~s rsn ssqushxnns semi
MOLE 81 Inwr~nee eantse ssm u.ax " rsfen.E s@
SSshsss water Vsssh Washasssl aax clkers
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DR. LARMONT. AUTHOR OF THE PARIS LONDON
~ and New York Medical Adviser Marriage Guide
18Th edition. over 400 pages nearly 100 Illustrations
tnues relieve patients ncompetent to ulht the duties OF
life, from tndiscrcton, general
plity At G41 Broadway. stsirs, from II iii l. WARN
Err, No vesey street. mails the book sealed 81
concur with other PAPERS In Dr. Laront and
Zcitung Atlas. Medical Review. &C. n
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THE BEAUTIFUL MADAME DE CORA THE FIRST
established Aoogist IN this city be consulted
her residence IS West Thirty xix tn Past
sent and Future Ladies mot admitted Hours 10 A. NJ
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DEAD.-MADAME RAY is THE BEST CLAfRvOYANr
IL and Astroogs In this city gives lucky number causes
speedy marraee Let not the public be deceived By those
who pretend show the likeness the future husband n
you wish the truth. call Madame RAY City references
to be ut her 0uice 20 Seventh
seventh street. Ladies 25cens; gentlemen 30 cents "a
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MEDICALa

DylOE TO MARRIED LADIEs-MADAME RES.
IA TELL Female PLY scan and Professor OF Milwlfery
car ec consulted as nsua at 70. Chambers street But
fallite medicines also I've obtained INK Liberty
street, or BY mail. Price S. N. B.-Iades Vino desire
board and the medical attendance during
can be aecommodated Madam Restel deems Il her duty
caution ladies against mators OF her who
not only rob them Of their means. but their health.
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GOOD NEws-NADAME HOPE RECENTLY ARRIv-
VI cd In this city and taken 81 Orchard
Grand be consulted the past present and M
turc BY palmstry from a. n o9 r. " Ladies ~ ccnts
gentlemen 81. f1IIT n -I-l N
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List Of Letters Remaining at station X,
Manhattanv Vile, October 81, 1893.

Last Of Letters Remaining fn station III,
corner Of Eighty-aixth street and Third
avenue, October "a, 1909.
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MADAME GRiNDLE. FEvALw PHYSICIAN AND
m Midwife, No. SANITY piaer Cows nisns
prot iAsd for skcsg about TO rrnnr~ psr~'n~
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BONA FIpE AsTRcLO0IsT, THAT EVERY ONE
WILSON, who tells the object Of your visit
lady might save them many misfortunss She CAUSES
speedy marriages. and tells all that your whole life
Her prqdtcliouo that SUNRISE Whocon
snlt hct ~ am in posses.on q hasie sh.rp. FOR
Wsop tells 20 tr": that come lsdies get te
but what 10 reconciabe philosophers f80 Allen street.
near Stanton the bakery Fee ladies gentle
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u. Icrk. 0csobsr a isA 80
veiops sndorssa wsss the tts o The w.rk. Hsd w,th
name ~ the BIDDER wY1tsed thoreon viii b. received
oe1cc until II ocdck n Tuesday November TO- 1853
I< b.Lding nsv ssssm nrs engine asd s<ndes Tor w ~
DaGkue Compnny Ne ~.
SsISssS ~ s:.n ars ssc.s asa ss.ssr frs ~
Begl.s COMPANY ho. - <.--
sssnssss sss,sss sew .ss:s s:ss e s
fm rsbsilding steam ars snsss a. q nssss Com
=: Sssa ;ss.: ss - 3 - ccRsigS~~
For bu0Aisg easTAop for ae1D Q1nQ11Z 10 - "a
sa..s for.s q RsSgssess n q - cass ~ BsssS Z.
D'''A-csi'i1l -c'l sai 1sSS & . c2aEI -. csssAzA&srl
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!, 1851 OF LETTERS
I.maining in the New York Post once
Saturday, October 81. 1868

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AMUsNn EyTs.

WINTER GAEDES
| g.. - NIX AND MRS. W; ). FLORENCE
''' '-''' 'ri fRiRD Gsi,a WEEK 4 Xxx 'A'''''
rRIuxpsANT cAREER
! of the great Irish legendary drama
gArnLEES %ayouRsREs.
"heh grows eaes 1ges y esiTss,9a ard
~,b br,.,he.. nsresi ana dciiEht
80 u : "i rae AZ 'ss5RiSs coEEsgs Il BAwS.
so nAcY OF rue 1sr Irs Prs,sp.d soi 20 tue public
The Times OF yesterday lAys
,he e. FgrcPs.' g q! ne Winter Garden have male q.
yoarneen' lten,srs onns tArd week night. ,nd bfs
aas sigaions ana from beginning to sai The interest /,
sIs sa1fssaJ s,r. "sf oS Ss he S.s Of sSh %
saon ~ az sppr9prss & ras for NJ forsaee Az ,hs
Ga s produa on rhe scenery remarkably hne, ana hs
a sr%, ssas a. the Local. psemt. Tie Act
% Z. p;y =, aai had % much Of gea.sl ia're aad larn
TosioHr TUEsDAY), nov ~
KATHLEEN NAyoURSEgS
yoR rHE SECOND TINE
In which
.,.''. 1--WE DIFFERENT CHARACTERS
YANKEE GIRL
JERusHA JOYFUL LOBB
VI" hn' ssssss ss9,eh snd ,-e es,orstsa YANKEE airs
~ oa.no,n,.s' Arasedian With iialiA,lea.
p'P''' ........Nr ". =. fLDREScE
DARK rHHsTHE BRooKLYN
i;a'.se asd Manager NJ oabrs Hsrr.a
tIGnrH APPRARAScg = ''''
Mr. oABgrRf' HARRrsoy
whose 1eAu ~ srsonatous si.citt the
ruts5. 12sI iRsrIDn2gs syyyYS arrL,gsg
N'DN' hrrIiniSv rrIiinpiSSvysS SOFEsBLh ~
60. -. rHE ORPHAN or 6EyEyA
70 %, se Morviiis nswstss
La.fns ........ . NJ wslef L~anai
rsir,.. NJ. xs.'' q Aaif's. i,'s.
JEsSY LiSD
THURsDsY TnlNxsgtyfso WI ''-'
.... . r.o PFRTORNANCka
AflhHNDvA AT ~ EFtNiSg Al O'CLOCK
nLYMPTC THEATRE
~ LeHsse and NanArrrsss ..... .... Ma f,s1 wed
THIRD WsEK
ai Dc iaeos'sfsi Baf,ss9gs u
II AN AL THERE
y AN ALL THERE
NlnLH. MUsfC AsD IoLLfrY
Win s,ss,,S AsD yy0gIifT
CROWDED HOtFEs
DELtGiirEp AuDIEScgs
nSrnu'IaasTIs oSsgI i..rEf trFtii ! .,,taurEa
". iS#s 1893 S9SH 4 iissssasii ffssSaSBBlss
Ihia asl' .ffafm Hpflr-Ius Ill " r~peatsd
fiis EVENING
YyEEf EvsSiSG usfif ythrnns s6iicE
gLH0kxT scgxERY.
BRILLIANT cosTUNEs
AND vuLb cAsr o. ansna, flhs
Ihs or srse sA1h eisaug siu commons ai1 -
AuSr CHsRIoTrYs vatD
hfAiafr.1ff1 bfss chgs i1 s'tanfs
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AMUsEmESTs. a

w Overture to commence at quarter to eight the
curtain Will rise Immediately on the conclusion Of the
THE UNPARALLELED SUCCESS
CONTINUED POPULARITY
Of Mr. Lester "AlAcss ossn.; seS drama;
now In the
OF Its splendid induces The proprietor TO announce II
EVERY EVENING
Places can be secured a week in advance,
MOODS MINsrREL HALL
w 5it-BRoADwAY-sl4.
. Opposite ST. Nicholas Hotel.
CROWDED HOUSES -. soRE SoyELfY
MONDAY Nov oed .s,Is ,n IN. .,s
new Bgris'que, Wli'isn y q sricsner Esa. su,ied
fHE REEL E IHr PSfa
IHs FOUR ghows IIiE SILVER TRUMPET, ie ,
neSy, wi@soia, gI.ne. syissfa. Master 'S Sc'd
S2fiaSs sariSfR
Extra SsfISIE sAfGk5AY m RffRRsooS o soS Se -
Doosopen at ~ Performance 20 eommenes Al 21s eoE
MR LESTER wALLAcK ,,
W Bees 70 inform Managers OF theatres Out Of the ey Of
Ne" fors that the rEh' e g,rto.np his dramao
:; - tqr e. .'s yoy terms Is apply o xr W FLOYD Al
wALLAcKs THEATRE
L iyEGII, ,iSfsp ~ AZ sSD R6lS.
r,rs .gpss..pss b We asiLLtf .nd sr r,appe.rapc.
HIM Aaou nSsa n. % sPs.,nfss 10 A@..eA Of
co~l' ors5a ar 7 ps sPf rs ,sl WY N v Ha''e
q, curtain O6es seat. s1S Boadsa,
pRoADwAY ANPfrHEATRE,
ID No. f5 BROADWAY
rHs USBourDED SUCCESS ''"'''A'''
which has sstendsi he nial Representations al this
EEw ILEGANI AND SPACIOUS
TENPLL OF OLYMPIC GNMEs,
hSsr cliss n3i tsIEiaS ,hSD ITHLErro
se nuo ss,iss f .psss,s bnssa ,,tr,'tvr ~.
cess9lles ani careful ausnton - tne requirements %
cultivated taste will secure lhs appo0Auon and sap.
Most s,ELgeT, sSp REFINED
TBIs EVENING
rHE MAMMOTH CIRCUS TROUPE
AZ UNPARALLELED DISPLAY or ELEoSsr
hQUEsrRiANlsM AND EhTRAoRDiNARY
ARTISTIC SKILL
yEw AND STARTLING ACTs
sUrERLAffyE ARTISTIC NErir
rHRFE PKRFoRvANCEs
ON THAEKS0iviHg DAY.
C.mmenciug al ~ 4. ". 2ana ~ ?. N
pncrs-Drsss Cfce and Parsuet - cents; chHiroa ln
Ger Ten 70 ccnis Fauiy circle - crns whout lsin On
oi sse Ofhesra chars y osnis frisae ira o. Boa
T"s-Door open T. Grand eu'rsss At qlar-.rtoa
For the especial srsorn notation of
FfMILY PAKTIKs AND JUyEgfLEs
GRAND DAY ENTERTAINMENTS
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AYrERNooN,
MtDNEsDsi AND hATuRDAY AFTERNOON
tBstsBBaaY wtBBsttsBa ssbP .TgsDsT
n,o r.qui.i,ion % frnl,h programme q n. -
bpLianT ~ III fme RsisIsS agsERsfiox
o'sortbA< = 70 eomnssce - - a".s
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AMUsEM N EsTs.

ID srIESPp Pi,SkssIyTso pkkMkT,S ESSTTggNETTASNkSr STgNT
THURSDAY NOV. - 1900
The powerful Play Of
.-.,.....,Ig Igg fALInS SAVED.
IN which the talented I. a"s pG9R22,.s 9R2ssss sit''
TDWAiiD AibDLErog. THE DRUNHARD
sustained y stIons aud emciess company .acgasg az
niss LoUIsE H,wrnoRsE
No pisy has had sach aiose.sfa run "Drunsard
Wherever u has been asied has created unparalleled
'-'D''' fn0tsAsDs uroN rnorssSDs
Of 'n' tux n li NJRSL. Rfiidious iiiSTii AND RrplSgD
portions Of soosy ,,9sd'a e., 80 "a, 'orsm
GAVE ~ TilEiK M ~, nos
And mothefs bAde he husbands And sns % heed s
Also viii performed the mode srana n N.
ErsrACBg BAUDiN;
LOVE AsD PRIDE
ia "S'l n Tnigs fE oassr Sii,;i = ansatTsas ;i.
EusTsCHE. 1ilk POsTiLloN,
fhk STATE couHIgH
EUsrAcHg BAuDix.
I" POM '' IA pt 80 TgTsL % Tmg srsog
No one can ''' q bsEeiS sEsis osssssycryp
seats secured tbiss aAysin sd'asc
HorE oaArEL 20. .EEotpwAT
THE sEw sEssirioS oY 1nE DAY
1HE MAMMOTH sTEki OSNOFftCOH.
OR MIRROR % tnK uNIyERsE
This spsusld .nisrsinnisui vha = shtl a ~ n
erowds = gur b-.t alsn' saa5"r hes - mas hs g4f -
scEsEsS' &RcGiTE, IrRE AxD sr,TCARY.
are ''s''a'sh ssharssr oS sRrisrs. fiE E'',t sts '''
nrovn urou canvass rnsasaE 80 h4nifsi tTrsrs feet
ths brhAnsy of nognasy ~ th' me- ser h Eatttn9Nl
vfgyr.P1ss r. Iss,;s'' LgaIrEsiygs
@aTIr sasTTIrt ~ p.p 49, .r...r 80. = -.
o,,ss5r,l tSsass ss. So i.;,. y rsr.ss. 81 o..
TKr THE LisfLsis9 svE ~ 49, q tsias'l rsr'
r.us-.nstsalas3.s sras 70 4- sitsr f.. y. s9te
D;;ns Ssthsir. ~ '-a' t,r 70 -IAt.E -
nsmsgrs IT, Gr.s. Csas - O5f~ah ahsssa nv htEG.
HsDEE.oLUs ss ~ u rgtEasBl ~ - asissss.
ss, Bosses. l.taa1. Sin1oa Ro.s s-lt,-r -.
rss Ns.f,ss - t.m. ~ N.ftt Nrsw
10 ~ fsne1s 4 Rome o.. oW n Gses rts
Eauf ss Eaa.. % .sss s,asss B. rmra'e. ~ HI,h .
LAOcoDg Ths 3 iTFt 40 ufttt Futn f.-
R',ssa qss. f'.a'. 80. riy esf a8f rfrfLf N
aBOS sfNHgL. HaslHee aars1as Vats~F uaft
ysAar-'h shHu sALth r.s
p tlnHff s-~ 8' nsutasu tas fIsftri ID
50, sidaf 40 torsis oEVEAL st0ti a
nSsR9 WtED silciiEG Is tara5s saI1. ~ ,..l.i
66s-.sg.a 4, ~. 4. ....s. ,.s' +. ,r.5rA
fr.rf wafaess ifa1ss ~fsff Wsfltf tEf fn.Hf.
a. srN % D. NrKEos sassrr
nnauauc INsrHro RIOS "A YfaEr Class AcrOR
~ r.. -. f,,. i.t. ~ -. ~,
,.stsu ~ b aavtf haa Tars
psr utnsr Naus. sss Another
"sTt 30 the Paper.
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AMUsE mENTs.

NIBLos GARDEN. COMMENCES AT -
THIS rOkSpo sh3osb hkNlfs SrfEAkxScs shkShN :" ''''
MR.. AND MRS BARNEY WILLIAMS.
ARTISTIC EXCELLENCE
iAss AsD n Hf lassEG sEfchAETrrs LIE OF
THE MOST Gsuf sTTascfiSR sf1TslsGiiS STARS
EUROPE 4 asD iSiar ihaxgRrcA.
They Will SsUsGB%s g. siUYsGB2ssislm msRIT X company OF
an esomsPris,ng the name, o.
M M !. J. sskfnsS6St-e, " X 5 noISafEs.. HOME
Ms NJ. ARa ARar PHIEIE2ls wkElS NJ Ms skEsFssF sAER ssTtu
Each Of TIE pieces viii o. . peno,ed ,ss wih
New sSenet y IS the aisntsd art. NJ. 4 d. ssIw,n.
drama AMI and AIRY 'Sss,;ssy S;$ T$s; sa'iiledfns
saG s.sSES wiEass wiEtSs
vrY,ss. % CUSTOMS o. i,E cSSSTsyy cSSSSSgTEsyy v,,,,,v.
To- doaeNud. with the sereamIaa Faes .; ans
PAT ROONEY FATS bi'I ns BARNEY WILL ANS
secured Seat. 20 be o.tsIn.d 4 ihs Botolos
rHrksbbfrfHSsksGffis ritfaf pfsfff a ipSfNHsa
!. GRAND EsiEsT1iSNEsr.
- NR AND MAS BARxpY WILLIAMS
THE ORIGINAL ASp 70, oELEsKArED COMEDIANS,
THREE OF THEIR most POPULAR PIECES.
Eox.s OLD sogEaY THEATRE.
Proprietor All a9ffRTfsnf.spors SUCCESS I'D L Foi
THE foRtsr oF BoSDY,
WIN ''s ''I.g IaFaYEiis AND THUNDER
THOSE BEAuTlFuL ANNALS
:" ''p''' - MISS TASSY sERRlSG.
MONDAY, TUESDAY ND wepSssp.aY Nov 2, 2, IS.
Or rag DoG or SoSfAEGrs
B tSs he poor poor aas ss IN Is: mes. .od Lafayette
dhe ar,t q welcome, foremost o deisni,
Nh1se honest hefrt n stin hi nasters own
tnhonor'd ial.-Lori Byron.
NJ a n. L.a
hlo q dumb boyl .............Ni', Fanny Herring
LESboRMiE. rHE iDiof BOY. iA'n'''a
Iendorme The idiot Boy) ....... Miss Fanny Hrrrns
THE GOLDEN AXE D'"'''
ghes ,''"h''''' NJ q \ ior
srATE sEoRErs Nou'' ''0""'
or's''' THURSDAY NOVEMBER rs ~ = y f'i
riANksgltING
TTSP SfrEaaSS52 astSR RSb rSbbF29kksAiEGEs 29ksiSGdEs
A gAsD gfAAIssID ,,o ,,..m
THANKsGIv1SG
70 pass evening ~ nrrinsnt dri rht should v.t
TIE wfNTBR GARDEN.
NR. AND MRS " D. FLORENCE
VIII present 70 their friends and the public an sntersnmsu
OF INC most eharmlax attraction
TUE CHAMPION MUSIC HALL.
Where New yors NE smoApy .s ipS g. seen p,asr
why ~ ~ THE ciIANPioSi
Because ~ Do ofat most spendd. is orcbes
ira tse most proficient iis tout ensemble The
IsDY wArrEEs ruE MOST BEAUTIFUL
N sny phce o m tnd The visitor snternE ews vi ~
rsss. Be sarc and fe1emter ne addrs. Ad-sion free
kATE STANIVh
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WAN AMBURGH co.'s
MAMMOTH MFNA0ERfE
GREAT MORAL EXHIBITION

GREAT MORAL EXHIBITION
EGYPTIAN CARAVAN.
n Trust $50 AND 5ii BRoADwxiY. '''''''N'a'se'
Between Prince and Spring streets
n1 ss psi'f s poosi asS @ to Per-
VAN AxBURsH Co.. iu calling attention Of the public
SPACIOUS. ELEGANT AND sruPENDoUs
nov enabled 70 present T. New YORK 10
smped sPendS % so9osssl ogiIdi9g In keeping with the
PREMISE. have been ccmpeiely rebuilt remqdelcd
rnented 10 adopt them Tor exhibition % Geological
ns %sD sosGnSGs uAesrFlcExcK
uneauaed BY building for geological purposes In the
''0"" cow TGoo'vHERssEST zooIoGicAL GARDENS
are spens ann aay fsi 70 psssn such srsna ana Sss1
We" fsLscE La oF es5a 81 %soSnER
20 sanssrncsd that from The most femS,s poiss % ne
myrsids cong and At the
sane nne view the splendid performances IN the lower
kxcELsToK zooLocwyccMsI BUILDING OF THE
The New rork pubee .e.rlslly the ri.nr gene s,ica
KIND where mstrniion snd amusement are hsrInonmsv
blended one, and natural hsto could DO studied
'' riR Il eREST saei' oF SryeAL HISTORY
as S S sss sssey Hs. o. 20 GTa &
from the admiration otthe wo x % the OF
tare sGod ts study whch terminates y the conviction.
Sso,s ssoins eGa 20 Nth
seeing . great bensats community would
Q n e1lcnsye hrs ciass CO lcctgn o.
LIVING WILD ANIMALS.
euerrefic agents every avaape pOuon
of the from the animals and bros
obtained with instructions g. procre none hrt the most
OF their kind whih has been he cot.
lection of myrads Of az as nd br1s fcsh from Their nA
81 me aud superior Ia that have ever been seen on
this Ooutnelt and Constituting the ouiv
COMPLETE FIRST Class MENAGERiE
EXHIBIT 70 the ctitrna n Nes fork.
s,a ss soa . 2, a';s s sa@A, n . 9s, eng 0 9 sa
the behoder Science Il deeply Indebted
THE GREAI VAN ANBCRgH HIMSELF
for the rich and enyiaple services he has rendered
ihroush his extensive knowedge of the habits
the various animals he has been enabled 10 place before
the pabc exhibition Of gnch SUPERIOR efcelcnce and
great beauty o was before presented In any
~ THE KNOWN WORLD,
The performance ,. ..,o,,r
of Prof Langworthy. with Lions Tigers, leopari Fumas
Panihsrs Ao. aston shing 70 behold POL Nah efer
ciacs and performs the
ELEPHANT, TTPPO Sab
No language convey accurate Description Ni ~ tn,
beauties gracss displayed NJ this tnsce 1t stEariy
Trek Ponies Comc Mules and Educated houkeJs VII aso
Positively no FEEE LIST
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AMUsEMENTs.

. AMUsEMENTs.
AcAnD1EsaMsnY, OF MusIc-rHs oPERA
.. Last WALK o5y Iiiii skHsos 1 A"n'ANA
Ssys%1sS
Fir FfRsf spHei'ei'oS NSHT 81 N'"i
Aes enasD ss.. SssHa 2. scysOD
As. As, V-5ssRsi 1VyI5ssRsa'aiss'
me celebrity now az attached g shs sssssPe
Ss Tss wa: e. ~ ne @ and
was brelgh. out at Her and became
:se ss,
si%s. ht ssen
ssneed the mos. rem.rkabe appreciation the merits of
whole Of Germany The opera has oecasioned po
found. sensation and is regarded BY managers
NEW Fw sthSsR7 AsR PR155sT ksb HrsSfEMEss
MAJ iiRg,sts LOUISE KELLOGG
sss FkAsd5sSS a4zzSEsSf
SO hs e. YpP9tIEo
wsgnsr gh SIG @ D. C0LETII
Overture viii & ssoo
AS the nermssiop between the FRS, second acts
sussed NO, TO leave their seats
% xnsr 1sSs see'
AZ H-prisoh seensesprs Of SsrHSeiis. borne from
Garth BY angels
ON THANKSGIVING DAY.
THURSDAY EVENING, NOV. e AT G.
rosiT1SkS$ So5sSE1SE hzsE xFSSkSSsfn SfSS$ OF
when VT" be presented yiss;s H1SssHn sFhnd Opera Of
ON SATURDAY NEXT, NOV % Att.
GRAND FAREWELL MATINEE.
The Of scnredseas and admission tick Tor OF
al the box oce of the Academy. at Beer Sbmers 70l
Broadway and down town Root Anhonys statoners,
corner OF Nassau and Pine streets
CADEMY OF MUSIC.-IrALIAN OPERA.-CB DICE
IA seats In Iarquet dress circle for any DRb Of tho
Opera be obtained 81 63 street,
of FOURTH avenue.
NEW BOwERY THEATRE.
TUESDAY, Nov ~ 1855 w. = "A"'1'
GRAND COMBINATION OF TALENT
rwO GREAT STARS.
Tho "'nde'fof'1sfsis'f1 KISS LEO e5'iitsf h1bfsos,
whose success during the past two weeks has
ECLIPsED ALL.PREDECksSORs.
VIII every night repeat her great personstion Of
The mclo. dramatic and pantonlinte artist.
Mr. EDWARD BLANCHARD.
lust arry ed from Europe with his celebrated DOGS
CARLO AND BRUIN.
Will make bis FIRST appearance - Dugad in tho romantic
drama OF the = -
The Dos OF the Mountain by the dog CARLO.
The roaring anerpecc Of the
The New York herald., 1863-11-24

IRVING HALL
GREAT SUCCESS or
Mr.. DE COHDovAS
ANNUAL cot RISE OF HUMOROUS LECrURES
THE LAST ESSAY OF TIE sERfFR
Mr. PERKINS, THANKSGIVING DINNER
TALE OF sHuDDY.
THIS lrttesfsyl EVENING, Nov ~
rcore Entertainment 10 commence ~ ociork
I'esetr 20 be had AZ all the Hoos sud Music Sores
ronSr hundred additional cbairs have been rro
cured, ~b.h ts rlteed hs ases sId oB The stage.
The New York herald., 1863-11-24
A CADENY OF MUSIC.

A cADEAY OF MUSIC; 49, -
The undersigned begs TO inform subscribers and the pub
% G.: The ns1 :s.s0n q The Ssmsn ~
sew subscription. till Friday, November n at
"' music SEssRs BEER 4 scHrRMER.
from O'Clock NJ to % sor :r,e. either twelve
ss w Il :pn sSs & a % The
snS,;Sers are entitled
:;
9ss ~ ns day s 70 the % win
.Is;srysd seat Further particulars E,li Ss pas:hsa in
mo. Mo1d.y NOV IS .:S svsIy nigh; during iss week
ksSSssa-IIEs kSsH-IE sAEE sEE
Received nightly "b DAN si;'as sRs%ss & sfosA'r and applause
the popular c'm'dns X III lsSsAa'' character THE
xossTEE IONS e. s coSSEET TIs.r4s,o-x,,os Conn.
Up syHsur ds!i,aS Dan the
:;: Nv: sss s.
GEO 5ppssrs HS4s
.o,, ron .ThzSksdfySSe. WEEK.
Uspeceden ed success Of Geo Chsiys cseSsted aiier
posso; Or TIE gfsf Sfscilsvous saliS MONKEY.
GEO nj GOA Ga sSl or The
Received nightly. with Of laughter and applause.
.?sS n%s ssss q he rRiyxfEER so :; fevsrs S"e''
THE HI0HWAYMBN.
by Chr1sty. Bowers and Purdy.
New songs. Acts. Dances and Plantation Scenes
GRAND MATINEE on Thanksgiving Day, CONNER ncng
G p. H. See programmes. Doors open evening a.
81, 70 commence ~ II Tickets IS cents
CADEMY OF MUSIC
"A TUESDAY EVENING, Nov. -, at 8 O'Clock
WELCOME TO
HENRY WARD BEECHER,
ny THE
CITIZENS OF NEW YORK,
Who " N deliver address
IiIS ExPERfENCB IN ENGLAND,
for the benefit OF
THE UNITED STATES SANITARY COMMISSION.
Tickets to Parquet Balcony Box Tier including seat - W
FAMILY Circle "
Amphitlrcatre 81
The sale OF Seats commences Monday ats M at the
boz otce OF the Academy OF Music.
The New York herald., 1863-11-24

yaT OUR Pstitttst AdNsrttss -
Anatbsf Psft of ths psDsr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-05

Judge Halyb~rto,s. Of the c. 8. Circuit
Court, was engaged . portion OF yesterday
in the partial hearing Of the charges against
John Yates, Samuel Wheelberger. George
Cooper, Daniel Cooper, g. w. Ramsey, John
Thume, Samuel Bowman, VIM. Coffman,
John D. Kester, and Rev. VIM. Dunlap, OF
Rockingham county, Va, for aiding and pi-
loting deserters from the Confederate army
to the Yankee lines At the commencement
of the investigation message was received
from the Secretary Of War stating that the
Government claimed that the patti were
subject and ought to be tried by military
authority. To this the counsel for the pris-
oners objected, alleging that they we're citi-
zene, and were, therefore, subject only to
jury trial. TO enable the Government to put
In an argument, the investigation was ai-
jOurned until to day.
The evidence elected showed that the
prisoners had been guilty of harbOring Con-
fedcrate deserters, and that they had used
language that showed their antagonism to
the Southern Confederacy, and In favor OF
the old Union of States. Only portion Of
the witnesses were heard, because they all
testified to the same facts. Whether Others
will be introduced to-day remains to be
Reen.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-05
MESSAGE OF THE 0OVERNOR OF ATssIs

MESSAGE OF THE 0OVERNOR OF AIsSlS
SIPPL
COLUMBUS, Miss, Nov. 8, l663.-The Gov.
ernor's Message was read to day. He opens
with review of the enemy's encroachments
upon the State, and the damage done public
and private property. He urges the con-
struction Of temporary penitentiary, and
the re establishment Of the deaf, dumb and
blind asylums, broken up by the enemy at
Jackson. lie advocates the removal of ne
groes from exposed districts, and suggests
that they be put in the employ of the Gov
ernment; and also advises that steps be taken
to provide for the widows, wives, and chill
dren of soldiers.
He allndes to the good done by the State
troops, and fayors q thorough reorganization
Of the militia. calling out all male citizens
between sixteen and sixty years of age. He
does nos think Unnecessary to retain the Of
fce of Brigalier- General Of militia, but de-
sires the amplest preparation to be made,
regardless of expense or extreme measures
Hon. James Drake was elected President
Of The Senate to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-05

.Stab6ing Joseph Rick, arrested for felo-
niously stabbing and wounding Henry B.
the Mayor yesterday. The evidence showed
that Rick had that morning assaulted and
beaten Margaret Miller, q cyprian, who
boarded In his house, and that his wife had
informed Craft, who was friend and visitor
ofMiss Miller. of what her husband had done.
Craft, on hearing what had occurred, entered
the house and asked Rick If he had struck
the girl. Rick replied, "You had better
carry her away from here, il You do not wish
Rick drew his knife, gave Craft two stabs In
his right breast. Graft sprang back and drew
hls pistol, seeing which Rick ran of. The
Mayor sent the accused on to o called Court
to be held next Monday, and refused him
bail