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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-06-27

In consequence of the destruction Of the
towlng-path bridge Of the c. and 0. Canal,
the superintendent has been granted the priv
lege OF erecting an incline plane to the militia.
~ bridge which crosses the work st the aque-
duct OF the Alexandra canal,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-06-27

Some Of the New York papers contain
Washington accounts Of what Gen. Hooker
said to President Lincoln in a recent interview
what he Northumberland what he intends to
do;--ot Gen Dix and Gen. Peck being ordered
TO advance on Richmond-~the iron clad Roa-
noke being ordered to attack Fort Darling,
&c, &c. TO read these accounts and believe
them, one would have to suppose that the
Washington letter writer's were present at the
most important government consultations or
thai the President and the Generals told them
al their plans, for publication.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-06-27

The n Y. Journal Of Commerce, the New
York Times and the New York Tribune ob-
ject to the policy Of conducting military ope-
rations as they have been by Col. Montgome-
ry and others, and to the destruction Of pri-
vate property by burning e.. The Tribune,
however, afhrms that in South Carolina, 1t
was in retribution for the course pursued to-
wards negro troops"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-06-27

The Wheeling Lntelllgencer, OF recent date,
says that less than half The territory Of
West Virginia can be reached by our authori :
ties Whenever We 20 south Of the line OF
the Northwestern Virginia railroad we shall
find but few counties, if any, in which a draft
can be executed to do any good So that, prac-
tically, it must fall on the population Of some
dozen counties OF the Northwest. .
The Confederate Congress at their last ses-
sion adopted a new flag white ground, with
bright red union, the latter crossed diagonal
" with two blue stripes, with white stars on
the stripe. The law directed that it should be
adopted on the first Of July, and then hoisted
for the first time on all the ships and forts.
The Atlanta, it is said, hoisted it il advance
and it was at her masthead when she was cap
tured
Gold, in New York, yesterday, l444.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-16

PREMIUM LIST, $500.
PROGRAMME.

FIRST DAY-TUEsDAY Sept. Is, 1859.
go n. Grand CsvslcadeA AL Horses entered for Exh
bon viii assemble the Track and oin the Procession.
10 ~ M Classes Noe and 2brood Mares and Colts, ono
and under two. III Glasses Nos and s-Coo
years Odd and under tre aud Colts three year and
under four. ll:Jc C.ass No. 5-t or All hoai toIss
Pair Horses style ard -peed considered m ass NO.
itGenteu,ens Driving hsrss ~, Glass No. xS-horses
from Wilsm.burzh and Brook yn.
SECOND DAi-WEDNEsDAf, Sept IL, lSta
$50 m Class No. 7stsion. for General Use siI years
old, speed considered 10 m, Class NO. 2J-For all six
Oids mile hess Ia in harness ii 80 d. Class
in Band, 'perd vii no, govern the e"Id u.
lass No. i5Geus Iieifs Driving Horses, that have not
ness p n., Glass 10 l-fsstes, Running Horse, laio
h.ats, IA 2p n Class No. lIIrotng Horse with HON
ming Mate. p Class No l7free for al hores except
jen. Butler Jno. Morgan, C.o. y. rsiehen Root sLug
Third DAY-IHUKsDAY, Sept. II, 1853.
$50 Class NO SSaions for General Use, nine years
Tandem Teams. iale heas IN &. II Class No. lS-
Cots four year, cd iG uie- nile heats, 3u5 II M Csss
No 2to Horse thai have not ifote ter In public than
IS TO ssdie nil. hesis IL 8, 20 saddle In, Class No
Psr Eo,;ing Horses. ne hes.s lin p M Class No "a
tor Al Eorses na We lot tTod heat IL " III pupic
70 wagon, mic hesi., n to "sson. L., Siss' no
''' ForRTH pa9-FRiDaY. Sept, 10. Ieea
l0a m Cls.s No. 25Ihree Miles AMI Repeat in Harness
II u Class ho 2For Horse. that have 10, ,Ioei i.sfer
than 9:3l IN public 20 a wagon u m., Class No. 3-Aule
Race p. in sss No. 28-Doubie Teams zJJ p n,
t It is required hat no, les, than tire. entries shall be
made aud s than two hl spp-. % cor pete foi the
Premiums Ia each Class. Ofo. o. HOPKINS, Secy.
fRIcEs or ADMISSION.
sinke
Family Ticket admitting Family with Carriage
during the rs rsir............... ......'.F9
~ Gar, wi .sve Hunters Point every hour duIns .te
PaF. Stages viii leave every 30 mnGtes Eou 18th and ,h
-ta for he fg
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-16
W yINI.iAND.

VINE.LidAANpD: - ...,,.. v,nus-r,,. and .hrl,iu,
settlement, .ld and bcaiI climate - ne. sou,n " ,ch
can now be growing; 2e and 20 tracs at nom -
To- per payable within four y.ETs good puslh
opci :. chnfchca schools and good society. u IA 40" tpc
most Improving pac. East Wet Hundreds nf" .euns
and building The beauty with which the place ad op' -
passed Leiter cred Papers conians frlo,,
giving fan information will be cent free. Address CiAh'
X. LANDS Nineld L. o. Cumberland Co, hew jersey
From Report Of Scion Robinson, Az I'd Tribune.
s one oi the fertile tracts In AL nio'.
ey. position and suitable condition for pleasant farming thA'
We know of this aide VI the rIest WesSrn PTaiItes
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-16
JnsnranSc Companies.

DEPUBTIC TIKE INSURANCE CUM-
IL PANl. No 10 WAil1st., NcwYork.
INCREASED CAPITAL.
CASH CAPiIAL SancOOo
SURPLUS OVER f2C0W0 ASSETS OVER $4,000
This Company with net assets amounting 10 than Hall
Million OF Dollars safely invested 10 prepared TO oncf Ia
creased facilities 10 insurers against loss damage by fne
and the Kisks OF Inland Nav cation and transportation
The attention Of the pubo directed 10 the peculiar sivsn
tsses offered u the assured by tn. Company;
Ia having cash capital all paid in and safely nvsste
In the accumulation of profits forming s1plns 9i ove
Two Hundred Thousand Dollars ad constantly anu
liable ior the losses OF th. Company. ,
J. ln the sno OF 90 per cent Of tho Drohis III ooi P
III Pc, cent Interest payable annually Ia cash 10 On
all .aliiclpgtion Policies.
Parties in.uns with tie above Company enjoy all thc AL
yantses offered by paid and safely Invested nn 'apas
with tic economy rnd secu ity of tie mutual systen
No liability whatever Incurred 10y TIE Asuod \ hO'isil u"
dLuion a. c ufc..u made custpn,t p.icrilng non
pnricip.i.on polieies NOBERT >. HONE, President
DrNCAs 4. trlfiti, Secr,tagy.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-16
Grtnrsions.

EXCuRSlONS To CONEY lSLAND.-The
IL Cars of tho CONEY ISLAND and BROOKLYN RAIL.
ROAD COMPANY run every six minutes from Fulton and
Ca,harne Ferries Brooklyn connecting al City line with cars
for Greenfield OIavesend Shecpshead bay and Conry smhd
Brooklyn, May ~, Isol W. T. Z. COAL, supI
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-16

1 GOJT AND RHEUMATISM
sufferers frc the shove compis4ns either of frecsr ~
long standing. ~ advised 20 bLAlhs OOLI AND
RtEJ MAIlC PILLS They be relied upon N. in-i
aud remedy offered % the public and have
unsrTsy uscd ia tsfope FOR many y~Af Win the
sfcl
Prepared b, rnouI q uAnsANf No 20 - snd. Lon
don tn.lrue, sId sod by tbcif Asents, WILLS = 90,
Fflnslu.st. Sew io7k
Her Msje.y Connnsoner, have tu,iorsed the md
sidrss, of THOMAS fHOUT ~ Strand Londo1. 20 ss
Impressed upon tie Government sAnp alIed 10 each boz O!
the genuine nedlCiD.
&CROFULA, Consumption, Mercury, and
~ Syphilis ersdics,ed Veronica qoinqso foi.A SsiaIs
soyeI.i.u Remedial ior pufiiy.ns tl. boyi
hEGEMAS Co, Hrosd~sy.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-16
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS


Sept Is, 10, II end IL, 1868.
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS.
JOHN G. JACKSON. N............... President.
HENRY ID. Vice. President.
GEO q. HOPKINS. ...Secretsry
DIRECTORS
Cornelius Vanderbilt, ~ Y, George Wilkes NewYorh
Simeon Leland n Y Vim. Tunbul New-York,
Francis Paksr n ", A. Banner, Philadelphia
Sheperd y knapn n Y r. r. bloomer, Buffalo, N. T.,
j. Lewis C;ene1a n. Y {. w. Bashgae, Weschestef
Edward Murphy Troy, N. Y, j. 3. Monnot, Wesehester
J. W. Ifoyt eowo " Y Josh Sew ard Boston, Mass,
John Cutler Albany Y, T. J. Vail. Hartford Conn,
Hon. David r. Floyd Jon-s l.. ].
The Mansgers of 1e National Horse Far at the Fashion
Pleasure Grounds sssore tho public that they intend the tx
hioion sai be IN fact vel in National horse
Far Loersliy in the management and spariaiy In the
ward OF Premiums shall prevail
To insure Justice IN the award Of Premiums the Managers
VIII appoint an able Committee whose exclusive dety viii %
10 attend npon e Grounds rug the Exhibition and to selec
disiL' crested ana competent Judges for each clas
strict adherence 70 she Rules and Regulations viii he
quired An efficient Police Force viii be In to
force order and ,c upruy improper persons. NO Gam
bling viii be allowed the Fair Grounds IN ts vicinity.
Extensive odasns will be provided for ViGtors
with private apar neuts tor Ladies oEd Children
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-16

ITO CONTRACTORS.-SE PROPO-
SAILS ndors,d with the te of the work foI which Ne
hd may be ofered will be received at this Office until J.!
O'Clock Of MONDAY sept 2l 1853 for the construction OF
SEWER IN 10th Sv from stAs, 20 aid through soths TO
Norih River.
Blank forms fo the bids and all other necessary Information
be obtained aqpcaon 20 The Contract tiek Of this
office. THOS. STEPHENS, (Crotpn Aon,duet
RoEr. /; p,AAEEHHAcl' ''''VB Bosaa. ada'0'''
Ofce Of the Crotof Aqucauct Board Sept. 10, 1863.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-16
Amusemenfs.
RARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.

THE GHOST TRIUMPHANT
The Manager l. hppy 70 snnounce that ais Agent,
M. JOHN GREENWOOD IT,
now in London in pursuit OF for hs Museum has
sent over the original and only genaine
SPECTRAL ILLUSION.
THE GHOSTi
THE GHOSTi
Which Is produced with the
PERFECT SUCCESS.
The spscter standing al clear and distinct,
WALKIaG ABOUT THE STAGE.
THE MOST PERFECT GHOST
yet introduced in this country.
u" EVERY EVERY AFTERNOON at o'clock. and
EVERY EVENING st7A
u ''''''vh sEvEv DISTINCT TABLEAUx.
in the intensely yaRSz sisnE ES1ygPfEp 1rd ,yP'?fEppb,f DIANA
BRUNHILDA;
BRUNHILDA;
BRUNHILDA;
WAKE NOT THE DEAD,
which is produced by ,.o,,rv
under the direction OF r.. f. Taylor, stage Manager.
THE REGULAR DRAMATIC SEASON
"-''"s IL. LARPGr ANp TALENTED COMPANY.
embracing many names, In addition to numerous oo
WITH FULL ORCHESTRA,
NEW sCEsERY AND DECORATIONS.
te entire Muen having been thoroughly renovated the a.
nun h"y eush'oncu ana chtpeeu 'ne "suAeo' H1e
THE AMERICAN MUSEUM
F1YORIfE PLACE OF FAMILY RESORTS
THE AZ py.s pMos Al ATiRAcrIyE PLACE IN THE CITY,
''' Iii. + BEsr EsTURN FOR THEIR MONEY,
get amusement AID recreation f)r % cents than they can
hnd elsewhere for four time. that smount.
THE GHOST!
sEtEs MES IN THE ABOVE DRAMA,
FIVE DISTINCT GHOSTS!
win appear thing Deio.. attempted ia the world
LAuoiiIEK PROVOKING FARCE.
MARRIAGE AT ANY PRICE,
will b. produced Il svery performance, beside
DANCES nY Mss VALLEY And ADDIE LEBRUS.
THE SIOUX AND WINNEBAGO
INDIAN CHIEFS,
INDIAN CHIEFS,
WARRIORS AND SQUAWS,
who, ,housa TePle-sai,. ives o. =, r,,.,,,,
Of tie wild. oi M.ancse.a are md slsy, have been,
sTEADFAsr FRIENDS or Tha WHITES, .
exhibition avery DAY and LVEAlAC, ard o.
DGRrSG FACH DkAMATTc ENTERTAINMENT,
give selection from tue following cisraci"rsc feTesens
HECRUlIiSC 6@NeE. .vi'h sens q gs,.us.lop, and
of the Ws Tr.;' schLP DGIjE, ~h SONG Of victoryi
CORN DANCE with ,oug Of Thauksgiying rPE DAStl.,
With nh sors Of the chs.s; MOccAsiS GAME he fav,s
method d gsros tie neAn. being tue greatest sA-nOs'
IN tho world .
A LIVING SEA SERPENT.
TROPICAL COLOHFD FISH,
ss i9.s Geaf9 % & B59 FsR 9G1N FISH SQUIRREL
FISH CRIMSON CANAEkTTA kc., &c.
THE MONSTER PYTHON
TIE DRAGON OF THE EAST.
nearly allied 70 ,l- Boa. bat - - , r,.-,rs
TaE LARGEST Oh The SNAKE SPECIES
.. -..u-.....,.-
ON THE NORTH AMERICAN CONTINENT
a LIVING sHEEP lTh tlsE HORNS
AUTOhATOS WRITER,
TIE LiOlrsiNG CALCULhIOH .
Tn. GRAND AQGAkiA, Leaned seal. Sea Lion Mon
sscr Lear l. s.ng in,coldls. Wax figlfes. &c
Adnission, - cents Caldfen under ten Is cents
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-16
nlcoital.

MANHOOD and the NlGOR Of YOUTH re-
Va stcred IN your WEEKS by Dr. NCpkDS ks-
SfNCF q LlfE.-pf. NIOhD Of Paris, siler ycafs Of
earnest solicitations, has A. lcnsh nccescd 70 ihe uffu 70
qucs, oiho American public and appointed IN AOtHi ~
kFM-NORk for the Of ts Vs.sed and highly pfIet
ESSENCE or LII.
Tn wonderful agent viii restore manhood 10 the mos; ,hai
tered constitution whether arising om e1cess 'he Effects
climate natural TIE tue required 70 cure the
most nv.efsi. i. four and uscd according %
the printed ilsucon w lch very simPle failure !. IN
possIhle .
Til. Mres,orius remedy should be taken by al about %
u.aTrs cects nt IL i nrsuow4s d.cd - TIE
medical pres be- the greatest discovery ever made
developing powers are miraculous sneos's IN every
Gee a. &C. tain thA; sCence overflfops ignorance.
Dr EICORDS ESSENCE or LIE /. fold In es-es, with
fu instruction. lor at - of four Quantities IA one Tor
and Will be any part ol The country carefully
ysc,cd receipt Of remittance, 10 LIS aoefedted ssru
lHH-IP ROLAND, No. ~ BiooIocr- one door "es, ei
broadway. New-lsTG.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-16

WINTER GARDEN.
w Under The direction Of Mr HUMPHREY BLANp'
Irea.t.r.r Mr. W. A. Moore Leader. Mr Mo!enhaasI'
LAST WEEK Of
MAs. D. l.. BONfhS,
t%TIRF APPRECIATION OF THE THOUSANDS
~ ho hay, witnessed tf. wonderful
~ ~ DISPLAY or GENIUS
x,J,,.J nv h,f Ia John Broue uetan'- version u
' y LADY AUDLENS SECRET"
a, o. bieh 4. iu. reduced the cclcbreied
=" OHDSr EtfECIJ
The manager has specially ensasrd
Mr. LANhENCE BARRETT
TO snpyor, Mrs n. p. Bowcrs
THIS (Wednc.dsy) ENENlNo. Sept. 10,
WI be pt.s.ncd for the fourteenth time ia tis city,
Johu Nronghsms rsion of
LADY AUDLtl' > SECRET
FRIDAY Sept iaE aew.l BENEFIT of MIR. N. r. Bowers.
SATURDAY., sept it-t,ueht OF Sir. Humphrey Bland,
and last nppe ar-ance of Mrs. ID. y. Bowers
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-16
printirs.
Cost ano fcuno.

I OST-On Friday, Sept. 4, large sole
Ilr.iher TRUNK, covered With canvas, uAis,d o. \"
r. az Reade-st y s." Any nfrnaion q '.id srgnt "hi
b. hansuiy received. and rewarded, It NO ~ Aai1ob o.
BfooLyn, y. \.
KEWARDTLooi, , Il,sl,, Wlile 6as. a. .. us iss
~ t 500 four 50 no.'s igfc"lbaetsl in bar co'
cred book. Any person retaining ~ ssie o s's
fo ION cadg ~ tie recovery 81 t.e money viii receive
the Owe revtfd portion hcfcof IN pfoPrion 10 iho
.mogn, recovered Apply 10 II. H., no - -Irsane oheo.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-16
JAMES NJ. COOK and
A.afH IL N .A.AAA

DERSONS having LIVING ELK, ANTE
II IOpF Noosr DEER or CAkRiboo, for sAle VII
near Of cash customer by addressing O. BELL TMidss
mht No. %? Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-16

ou,nrEKrisrrE'. oyuon. U. 2, Al
sEw ioEE, Sept II, 1883
CEALFD PROPOSALS will be received at
- ~, ofec until o'cocs WEDNESDAY, 10Th ins;
ior ihe 2. owBs articles va.
:bafF.s hlooao.
l:bSfe. CoI o., Ks'o'oBe.
l. barrels Lad OF
10 basI,ls Neaisfoo; Oh
is bAfr., Lined Oii boiled.
sos ~. Witt L-aa in tih SOB and IoD ID h,rs psro.
30 p. nAe. L'.a IN 2, = sed 4, % ls!.
80 b. Rsd Lad ir p and ~ d fess
soo ~. lflarss. ia sob. tes'
- is. r.euspy
go .ha pisrs Pant
30 y. Dl'en Pant
80. 10. Blob Tin.
10 Iss IAnPwcs N hai-
% lbs cotton Waste
20 lb. b..swI.
50 n. Hmery, from oto .
90 ~. is.d I'm. s,r boai.
e. r. b: b: Sss ssF:csS. f:csiS. SSs 10y -
~ p. suHr-e.insi S'i 's4afe
s.s.. IIar.. sho-. 10 !.
80 i~s. iior.~ shoes, ~.
q. lv.s nos..-saocs. ao
eoLrr. Mo- slo., -. sndA
No. ~. ner-s 'los Aail', zoe. Z. and
, d1Isu lioI., KA.y.
f buses ol1as 1ssorisd .ises
t,ss. CiDch saiis sss inehes
;.or. cinsh ss4' .iI' 4 irshe.
st.fs tllnrh Nais ga insLcs
,.s. Ciich ssn. .s. iaehe.
= ,~tsr. t-ni.fins .sil. .noh.
20 I.psn flE.llss haEs J incn.
=. IA .r, fia.hts Nails. ! inrh.
Ia p-psn iini,ninf ssi-s, . inehea
IS p..sr tinisllns Sel'. inch,s
y ,-fsrs ti.i.h.ns NAils .! mcbcs
: c.. c.. NJ ss;,~. ,nsh
20 sro.. Mood scfc~s inche'
u rfos. WOOD rer,~. 9insks.
100 b. Copper f". from 80 inch.
% gss COR, E,,.,. E,,s,. lS;;,,sas,ss. ;,ssss.
u sfo.. Coypsr Ri,r,, ~ .nshsa
o.. CO.. Sss;tI Ssss,I Ei,,;: E,ss: ssS. s1
10 gspsr,. sasht 20 ~ o.. IseAa
% fssls Hemp Plrsinf
ieo lb. Wnas Msfi.e, lneh
ses ..i q. toP, .a.A, nh si, ,.1.,'' ariS'sne.
. oo.. MAn.la = .. ia.h creami.fcnee.
2 ' 1'a .'' s.sr''d 81 B',. b., Hinge. to inches.
- j .-n ltsu li.aas I'D ia, lc.. 70 lScAc.
Is 3dcuE scfub hsushcs-
- JoEcn laia; Irlstes a'soiisd sifeA
:assa each D. 10 u sni a inch smooth PIE, rrs.
3dorsn s.eh g. q 10 u and itlneh hah Round CoSI's
.as.sn each to itineh Coarse Fla, Fpc.
~ p,cs Bocle,. With fcIo lie handles for bessA
I,o si.l Fot.'.' prong
- Iron Has.s.
loo Lsut.ru. s.or.d
- rsnai lsn,'n' hed and Blpc.
leo Globe Lanfs.
10 Oil Cans ~ gallons
Dorm ifs., Gods sssored.
D. fieid Dcshs.
loo ils 4 Table,,
70 dossn Con, Bsooma
70 dofrn tckcfy bfooma
10 Sse'p.
ls9 ho,s
IS n,.h swa's-
d01sn Hand saws
sslsu sa..cks, atsofted.
- ff.ceA
~ s,is Atis.
~ lla.,s J.si aud fore.
"a fAlscis assorted
?r he Lamp blach
20 loo. yellow Oelfe.
100 Ib. Assorted Paints
~ gallon. Narni..i, copAl, Japan, and coach.
- guifrs Emery faIsr
An aislc, bc u ,hc b,, quality Of theiT hind and De
packed contents ~ each package Nth "a" tbiP
pei. nse b. msrkrd upon good. 10 be paeAcd and DO
h,er,d without p-rtc to tho Government $500.
The Department reserves the privilege OF rejecting all bids
not q. .n-i adygniAsoou, 10 Il
Pare. ring VII be expected TO furnish n required two
bic saI,es Tor the faithful Performance VI their agree
IleN
Urrfin-. should be indor.sd "propoals for Quat.rn~
ter STORES" aud addressed
Major STEWART VAN vLIET,
Quartermast.r 4. :. a. No. st4;c.st., New Nork.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-16

TWENTY-S SIXTH DlVIDEND.-OFFCE OF
u THE GRocEns' FIRE lSsugAScL osPaSr 70. i5 ALI
NawYoRK Sept. l. lso3-1be Board Of Directors have
this SAY dis- Annual Dividend 4 five 80 cent
i,e eh1is STOCK oi lie y ynhc q ~ siec shosd
demand. JAMES q. rLAlr Seoy
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-16
Dmr0 ano Rooms.

4 MEXICAN HOTEL, Hartford, Conn.-No
"A advance In lrce. Tenn, 81 - pr day.
A. ;. PLlAiTON Proprietor
XIrANTED-A FAMILY 10 BOARD four 10
w sr rerou. OF l!ne of HGfien Railroad a hols BY
r horr by steamboat AID sise dooT No other Board
eg. Adasess 10 2l3 bfesuNich II.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-16

CTEREOPTICON, at IRVING HALL.
y FIFTH AND LAST WEEK BUT ONE.
ELEpANT AND WONDERFUL EAHBlIION
EVERY NIGHT.
WEDNESDAY AND SAli ADAY AFTERNOON,
Reproducing Photographic aud siereoscopo Views
p tkEi aQUAhE
of AL the cole hratel place IN The " oIld. and
THE MDs1 EAGUiSiTE SrArUARY,
WIZ effects ahsoluteiy startling la their illusions
Tickets Family tcAes admitting persons "
doors open A. Z, coIni.ls al . O'clocA
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-16
Bank 6tdlemcnts.
furniture.

DEDROOM ENAMELED FURNITURE Of
~ ur nfd nsruf4rufe Also cold Chestnut and 81 nut
tnsI De, ,ufes plain Ij Orrsmentl, ~ H. r. fhKRiAC-
IV's 80 ltDaitt, opposite "Oost'' hstaph he'd 1919
L'EAMkLfD Chamber Furniture. - The
A. Dss sesortsel u ElaDe Furniture ia al coon aud
syis.. WeL -d Chestnut FiiH ind Oman enBi IN suites
WLesrale nc Retail Also MstIesse. aod Fslasses
WARREN WARD No. III Orapdst.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-16

VNyAILACKs. WALLACKn.
w BENEFIT
AID last appearance 4 the charming Actress and 'oeahd
MRS H. WATKINS.
On WEDNESDAY, s,p,. IL, and
MOST POSITIVELY LAST MONT.
MOST fOsl lively LAST hIOhT
THY ouosF TIE GHOST,
Iur Giosr THE GHOST,
| ORION ALLY PRESENTED TO THE AMERICAN
PUBLIC -
AT THIS POPULAR rfiEATER,
Wlrf. has been presented durng ne Psst ak weeks to
CROWDED AID BRILLIANT ASsEMBL4ok5
who hsv.
TESTIFIED MOST ENTHUSIASTICALLY
tote
SUPERIOR ENCELLfNtE AND PERFECTION
Of the
REMARKABLE SPECTRAL PHENOMENON
~ psoduced 90 .uccessfsy this ELEGANT aud fOPu'
LAR ESlABLishMENE
Tie nen approach Of III regular al aIa nie alone
kIGfSsiTATEs TIE WITHDRAWAL
OF th.
GREAT TRIUMPH Of SCIENCE AND ART,
yKRY HIGHT OF ITS SUCCESS;
Mu II. WAIkiNs ~ TWO fthIs,
A, HOSORA PAuLE and Mrs.. HOTWAUOHTER
Mf. H. NAThlSs......As.. .MT. Augustus Hosw.ashiei
In q veli1oa. uouirs'.c Sfoil rnt.f~d
II TAhEn TWO 40 QUARREL
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-16

NATIONAL Horse FAIR,
~ FASHION PLEASURE GROUNDS,
PROGRAMME kOk WEDNESDAY, sept Is 1883.
FASTEST Running Horse Nil- Heats; 3 ms
ii T. m.-Clas. la-RecVhsr by Col CaTdfer.
Cs.. lo.-Gf4y Mexican Pony. By b. \. OyeI:on.
Clals l3-Gray Stallion. By J n. Mead.
Clas lJ-C hes,nui Cot by T. q. Moore
l2u-ass ilFn;e-t r0'tins llofe ith Rurlin Nate
Class ll.-Thunderbot aid As.e, BY Cot Gardner.
Cl..s u.--Irotins Hcr,e and Running Mate, oy ).
D. Walioa-
Class ll.-Bclle q Hartford and Mate, BY }. H.
Martin.
m-Claa l7-Elee FOR al hcfses except Gen. Butler
John Morgan Geo NJ Pa,chen, koot
Fillnshali and Rockingham Nile
Heso , ia S 10 harness
Clas. l7-Gen. Mcclellan by h. Woodruff
Class l7-l al.iornis Dausei, formerly Co.ar'bia,
by Cook.
Clas. lr-RsesrAke. by d. Pffer.
Clss. l7.-rTinc., D. CEILING, by J. L. Martin.
CiAss r.-Not fcd.
(lAss 23.-Sot ncd.
Csa a-Not tiled
y .N,i
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-16

TIME ALHAMB2A PAVILION,
FOURTEENTHSr,
OPPOSITE TIE ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
CONTINUOUS CHANCE
UNRIyALED EQUESTRIAN
GYMNAsIiC
AND ACRObArlC
CONVERSATION Or STARS.
THE MOST PERFECT ,,... o-,
EVER GlvES IN AMERICA.
THE ARABS. TIE ARABS
TIE BEDoUIN CHILDREN OF THE DESERT.
Whose isais OF kEii'y ard ; 9Th are
MhRFkLOJsLf ASTOUNDING
MDLLE SOPHIA SAGRlNO,
The most renowned and i,sf!essiy daring
EOUEsrkiAN IN TIE WORLD,
who me, with slight accident Monday evening In he
UNPARALLELED PERFORMANCES,
vii positively sppen.
PURE AND Observation-Disclosures
ARABIAN BARB MECCA"
YOUNG FFFniNkSD SA6RiND EATON STONE,
HERR MOLlcUE AND son,
THE BRO ~ r r. Ili-lNALS. ME. JANES COON.
AND TWFNTY-INO STARS OF The ARENA.
EVERY AFTERNOON AND ENENlNG.
SURPRISINGLY GREAT AND PLEASING
PERFORMANCE
Afternoon At y oeleea. Admission Is cents children -
cents =.
GRAND MATINEE EVERY DAY.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-16
AmuseMenf6.
EIRST GREAT NATIONAL
l. HORSE FAIR.
AT THE

FASHION PLEASURE GROUNDS
LONG ISLAND
On TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY,, THURSDAY and FRIDAY,
Sept. Is, 10, IL end IL, 1861
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-16
Real Cstate for Sale.

LNOR SALE.-Pcrsons in Ill Health, see ad-
i yertisement Of Ninoand.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-16

NIBLOs GARDEN.
~ Lc..-e AMI Aan.. ..er...........Mr wM wHEATLEY.
CRuWUlD MOUsEs NIGHTLY ~ EVERY PART.
This l"EDSEsDAY) EVENING, sept 10, 1865,
TIE sTCOND TIME
FEtlOD ~ kiGHI YEARS.
EDWIN FORREST
LtCIUs JUSirs BRUTUs.
John How I'D Payne eat ci,.,lcsl Tragedy q
OR THE FtLL oF rARoUIN.
"' w. % A siPERB CAST
Ineulin. ,h, following names:
Mr. }. AoCuLLou OIL
Air W. IL. LEAK. .
Nj J. " COLLIER
Mr.. Is. 4 NSGGOLD,
MADAME PONlSI,
hrs. }. H. ALIEN, rr,rr.r
M, REEVES
TiiisbiY FsfNHS HhESEt sspi D. ~ 90D"oNth
EDWIN FORREST
SATURDAY EVENING sept. TO-
BANDAASN ~ SAk,issE.
ecats may be s-eu urrd a. ,te Box hilre
THREE DAts IN ADVANCE.
DARK THEATER, BROOKLYN,
(Oppo.iie City Hon Park.
Lessee and Mlnascr...,........Mr GABRIEL hAkkisON
stag MANA 0;ihif;AiT; si'icc;Riss
BRILLIANT AID CROWDED. AUDIENCES.
Third Ni,i. Il the Regular Season.
THIS (NtDNkSnAi) t\tNlNG. sept 10, lodl
SOLDIERS DAUGliTfR
Governor Hc,fial.................Nr leo. Andrew.
Prank lsnfail.. ....sil ,, mon Grace
NJ Ma'flr.. ....-......................Mr Geo. Aea
Timothy Quaint. w yer ichroh-
trFr'u....''.. '.ht HYutAy'
Widow Cheer y......+.........hi.ss lcufirta irving
Mo MaliJrt.. rt..,.....................Mls Il. tossan-
Susan II = 'D'''"
Jenny Lind nd.......................Mis Mary SHAW
Door, opcn at l. Begins al 0oc.ocA
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-16

GREAT NATIONAL HORSE FAlR at
NJ Fashion Pleasure Ground. Tickets for Families can 30
GEO HOPKINS Secy.