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RIO DIR. JOSEPH H. scHENcK.
sh to make ,,a,emen, to thee 70, .he benefit q
sa:a o and win state Z.
a. possible my condition at hat tune had y.en, cough
breath had pain in my breast side shoulders and small
y Quantity % tta a.e
s Ga AND s h s.
Ing and skin was ike one with aundice have bad no
he" s sd
% ss The. s and Ssy, w as sapsss ss
bad but that The bronchial tubes both sides
dc'sn ssd dried s Thai had 40 sa
PHI. y.esns said but was from w,at Of water N nth, The
fhss .sia the heari slws,s. swims in water or
Ss t1 IH %fs a. s'Ssss ss s
SSa sSS 10 nS Al ns d se rs thai s
ge-ted state cnno do H. and the blood returns 10 the
Sss ss stupid coaSsn 50 sSa, fi ias. % SssS
20 & NY s any a %s Better ~ as'f
meuced With the rulmone Syrup seaweed Tonic aud Man
to sis. myself hope On the seventh Day .
went wee me wee. aud ne syn ne
thee directed and now through the help Of Kind roy
s' s. S e. rse ss s son %
couch NJ s ssn & and s can s G to
make al. ''.'"'' No rs Sssrl5 5,s:s .;;:..
81 FOOD y Ne. lors cSs fas.aS " b. n":
A. .un'l ,hrcs y, NJ; ne,i wednesday and thursday
rrnSrsi oa"s' 3 S5,s .i%h Street % PssaepS Al
low stale blood er sny symptoms lending 70 pary.
Tor advice bi for ,hcroash elAmnai,on with ,ne Resp
ssweea rn 's so. or s. says Pc.
hall dozen Mandrae rls, 70 cents per tox There is al
,G 'sS' SSSss6 Fox T. s. 5'Bs Bss rss
wholesale agent for New York
TnR NEW PARIS REMEDY roa EIrHyR SEX.
ee bya resnaf psysean VII on, esresure e an, ad
$50 y. pos, oree'
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RAILROADR.

HUDSON RIVER RAlLR0AD.-TRAiNs FOR Az
tsay Troy, the horlh ana West leave Chambers stree,
osys a, o;12 NJ, fom hirtis,n .Ie.t feseis may 30
procured any " the Offices Of WRerCOTTa ExPRRss
IN View York aud Broohiyn, and baggage checked
torse 70 all roins On the read ard 10 saraora srrnss
NEW YORK. HhRLsg AND ALBANY RAILROAD =
lN Incrsased accommodations. Trains tcr Albany and
hoy The North Ast wsst leave T~eby sse, pege,
"" 1'' jOIN pyySRlsl, s.svS,ssSssA
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C0LoMoS HART,
UPHOLsrERERs PAPER HANGERS
AND INTERIOR DECORATORS
receiving In ktore By every steamer
NEW STYLES LACE CURTAINS,
sATIEs, BROCATBLS,
CoTELINEs BoRpERED REPS AND DELAINHs,
PIANO AND TABLE COVERS. al coors and sizea
ALSO fI.UsnBs hOQuETTEs, LAsrINGs,
and every dessrp,ion o. f,,,,,,
AND PAPER HANGINGs,
They would call the particular attention OF parties fur
STOCK OF THE ABOVE GOODS
which contains q Arge assortment OF
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS
SOLOMON a IART.
E9 Broadway.
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NAVAL PRIZE MONEY.

NAVAL PRIZE MONEY --rRIzR MONEY FOR The
lN ef he following vessels being collected and Aid A.
the Banking and Cole .tiop omcos Of WALDEN Will
LARD ~ Io street Brooklyn. 81 water street, Charles
town, Macs, aud 7us South front Philadelphia
Augusta, hdeer Auroa. Alabama Abatross, Amanda
Boho, Brasiera Brooklyn Blunt Blen vle Bainbridge,
William bacon, cay'sr, cumberinnd Chambe" Cam.
bridge Connectcl. Canandaigrs Dale, DE Soto, Elhan
Allen, flas flambean, Gem Of he seas 0emsbck, His'
waha Iatteas Harriet Laoe. Huron, ltascn, lroqlois
jamestown. keystone State ksnhvhA ktnNns lcr kl,a
unuy Lactswsnns, Aohavu. Magnolia, Minnesota Mercc.
Montgomery Massaehusc. " Naassr Mount Vernon,
New London. Northern Lisht sagara Norwich owasco
Ortorara Posabopias Quaker city, Roehuck, ROANOKE,
Santiago de Cuba s,etiin somerse south Car9'a So
mole, scota, Sea Foam. Sam Houston, Susluch ~
rnsfia Union, yandslis, wssshickon. Wabash. Water
witch. Wachnsett &c
DRizs MoSEy.-PRIzE MONEY NOW READY AT
i the ohces Of WALDEN WILLARD Ioo South 'FRONT.'
PhAdepha % Water street fbariesown and ls7
York Brooklyn for the following Brit
tsnis "ylceryr ard ,oumbin' for 'Ssntaso de Cuba
memphis for 'hagnora;f 'Magnos" for "lsiierAs'
LIMITED SrATks nAvY-PRIzk MONEY.
" Discharged m,n can apply al lh. omts. Ists ~itb
'''''' sSsss ssows Z Go .k.,N As.ra
~ SSSb gNss, sew ysyb
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AMuDEMENTS.
cADEMY OF MUsIC-THE OPERA
LAST WINK Bur ore or Ri rae k skisoa. ans.iAAA
TWENTIETH sUBscRiPfiox kfdHT~
CARD.
Nc or resSsnns ss a sessrs 70 81. friends ne pub
sS ore OF e Opera begs state that the present pos
usoy .nc hst week but Of the operate season 40
opera, T ~S~
-. FAUST
@ ne. week ana a. IN this great lyric drama Nine MBDohA
mas no role II proper TO can the that
durins tns week occurs the final opportunity OF hearing
MME JOSEPHINE MEDoRI,
The Director believes that he will fully respond TO tho
wishes of admirers of unapproaohabs Ivrlc rsaX
dicnne, by announcing her her Brilliant role
Petreila's grand 0pe'- In acts, Of
Or, TIE LAST DAYS OF POMPEII
will accordingly be presented for the last time,
On WEDNESDAY Evening Nov. Is, at O'Clock.
with the new and gorgeous mise scene and the sst
original eas including
Nine JOSEPHINE MEDORI,
Nile. HENRIETTA SULZER.
Sig FRANCISCO MAZZOLENI
Big FERNANDO BELLINI,
-f Sig HANNIBAL BIACBI,
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WAN AMBUR0H 4 co.'s 2
MAMMOTH MENA0ERIE
GREAT MORAL EXHIBITION
ao E0YPTIAN CARAVAN
HYATT FROST MANA0En.
$50 AND Hi BROADWAY, A'
Between Irince and Spring streess

wFHS6sD1x VI p 5I2HcV Fovs
Admission 70 Al parts of the house. Is cents
nS as peMf s M p1osi isE M'lorM Per-
VAN AMBuRaH Co. 10 calling attention Of the pu bs
" ms sfXcIoUs, kLEaAI:r AND srUpExDous
p 81 pas rSe ra
ana sn snS
mented adop, them for exhibition Of geological
Se s;yS MAesoEScs
So's'' purpose. IN the
spent snnuay fail present grand aud beaut
SSF ss51s
ss ss ne e soe G &
myraids birds and At the
..ms time view the splendid performances IN the lower
kxokLsToR zooLoGyGh WohI.o BUILDING OF THE
tn. New York publc--s.0.eisy the ri.na ssners.Iop
s aud are rs IN
. 81 Hsrosr z, .s mora,
ssses: :issy sSsf isSssasy sssas = 8 e is.S
. ss easS s ss s ss e %
s inSSs SsS Ssy s Ssss ss Being
se:s SS N rs Hd:ses % for S ss
.rs % pcrsase the general fund Of human knowease and
an extensive N'i LvisS f1ais 8 wfp sfGS Ss1xALs
he
obtained with instructions g. but the most
beautiful Of their kind the result of which has been the coll
lection Of myriad. Of animal. and % crs r. fresh o% ss ma "a
this continent and constituting the only
COMPLETE FIRST CLASS MEEA0ERfB
exhibit 70 the citiycns of New York. .
The beauty OF taese animals over any others that
been exhibited attracts and astontshes
the bcholder. Science Is deeply indebted 70
THE GREAT VAN AMBUR0H HIMSELF
for the rich and engate services he has rendered
Through his extensive knowledge OF the nature and haos
Of the animals he has been enabled 70 place before
the American public an exhibition of such superior ex
eence and great beauty before presened In
z0oLoGIcAL INSTITUTE
MORNIN0, AFTERNOON AND MIGHT.
d Prof TAngworthy, with Lons Tigers, Leopard, Pnmas
Panthers &C. aston shng 20 behold Prof. Nash exer.
and performs the
ELEPHANT, TIPPo Sab.
No accurate description OF All me
beauties aud gsces displayed tins mrace OF sagacy
Trick Ponies Comic Mules and Educated Monkeys VIII also
appear at each pcrformsnce 40 ,,,,v ,,sr
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DRY GOODS.
A 'hes4HlHs oRHAT NOVELTIES JUST LANDED
from tn. auction a Of ss besSs1a Luton ton 'ooD''
RICHEST FANCY s1.xs SSs sn yA5Klso s1 DRESSES
rA,rnrAs PERSON sasSE .aa SEsGEE E DRxrs Ds Lyons
sS SsFs sssSs ...ss or
Good. mad. ' to1 Per The
FANCY pRass GOODS.
Cloth Waterproof Velvet Beaver and all kinds cheaper
than importers' prices
Flanneis and White Goods cheaper than by the
These last two departments comprising Co.h. Flannel.
an any, WIN "
BALMoRAL sKlRT,No.
New material real Parsan at 7oc. worth u aa
.x.,o. cH4ogRNINo GOODS,
AMAZON o1HEni 1HHEExnicAN CLOTH,
e. d !: , quality ever imported well worth the aen
New Robes &c chsmbre. very rich. eashmsre Hns style
72O Broadway, and No. i wavsriey place
0ARPETISas, CURTAIN MATERIALS.
s11ss Ga
LARGE 1ssekFsESr sosEs M AZ RETAIL.
LORD rs 5 70 04HI1si AZ a9sad stree.
CLoAKINcs, CLOTHS, cAssIMEREs.
and wooLLEN GOODS of every kind ladies' and gen.
iemens wear.
ALSO LYONS yELvETs. LiSiNas TRIMMINGS. ac
LORD 4! .s %4ssSf = = ss} a IS. ss...sv.y .s.,
y 8saa az a. . Sssaa GssSa'ins slasfs Stree.
CIoAkss s4Saas As1 s4sgIthAs SxgBRET nsn Ninth street
sis.i Parsan fashions All co~uands made 70 rder for
CoHSsHHSTii C SHS i4saEsE AsR SKIRTS AT 0Assohs
--.. AND MOST ELEGANT
s''r offered at retail i sss iSs gH'fs oAsses sis'''
xs,s HI EoT gsPgrg
Esas ss: .da nS
ELurISc yos DRESS rRIxMISos DONE IN 4
shove four eens By The French FutinG COMPANY. aT
FAMILY A''silES f % Si.sssEas1osa sssEsSs :.
~ s.: h:s nissn
sS
Shaws English Grapes Grape yes Black silks In every
grade with and without lus re-some rich and wide
for Cloaks Fouard Silks Second Mourning Silks;
immense variety Of other goods desirable for house and
travelling dresses
very and choice selection Of Bonnets Coaks,
shaws Wells, &c, DC, constantly hand Call and ex.
W. JACKSON Importer Of Mourning Goods.
No. ol Broadway, between Spring and Prince streets
r ARGE STOCK OF WINTER CLOAKS.
including oil the latest PARIS NOVELTIES in shapes and
trimmings,
AT RETAIL.
LORD TAYLOR,
Nos l6l TO 467 Broadway,
Nos. 266 TO 2jl Grand street,
Nos. ~ and ~ Cal marine street.
MEMS FURNISHING 0OODS.-A SALESMAN, Tho
M roughly acquainted with this branch OF business, with
large connection ard accustomed travel with samples
may apply TO Z. s. Janrsy Co.. $50 Broadway.
NEUvILLE-sHrRT STORE, cit BROADWAY, HAS
~ just received from Paris splendid assortment Of Ties.
Scarfs Plain and Embroidered Shirts BosoDs, Slk
Cambria Cravats for evening parties; Jouvn's cfsseA
DARIs REPS. PoPELINEs.
uvpIuOpa uaar pT ans
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:
NEW BowERY THEATRE.
Sole fFSsa'iSi aSsssS1 sESAs}, I''''
r,,.s.,,..Ss$E MR. n ;; s;sS4sEss ssE4sSssAs4ena siSs..s
HISTORY OF THE STAGE.
III. dAs .Iss Leo asS in he,
unr'vslsa MSzsPPx, sdiPaS'er Of
= = .ss
s. ..s.G ii. sssa s wD
'A' '''sDS "AD SBac Xxx. q. c. BoNIvAOE. g
1ss; Mss " nnDsosss G sSsHs'
celebrated 'Is1ass sESssTios sssSss AND BLACK BEss.
T,s. night Of the rely new drama by the author Of tho
'DsA' near" en''s;fa NEW vos YORK PILOT aee
Mr. s.s sOs.as y. ..ss: o. 1. ss-Ss.s JONES'
snooKrs n.rDis HyaH HN Ssg MISS KATE NEW
FRIDAY isH EsHSiss sS} sT ssS sSSaS5 S}%.as
DARK THEATRE BROOKLYN
j. Lessee aud Manager .,..... Mr. Gsbr,e haIriscn
'''s' "'"-AF SECOND APrExRXAYGEi; "' > = 'A-"
eAsa,E2G! :! hhaaanlsos. ha
whose os.0'i'" sa'isT ST. q pEsRE III isfr'c''' OF
CROWDED III aoTss,s osSTssssiss' was greeted ~>
who m'nlS:'ss ass sf!hss q
TALE OF HANryA
ss'EcG Psss SS..:. di;
mr un
Hss.s H1::s1.s Mis-: " hsnls e. II ArS,ss: ri.:
',0,'i NEW sSESERx NEW Dk;EssEs, &C. &C. 60 o''
b xstHAsIcs Hall. sr lsoADvAy
SEsss sTs NV
FFHHks FHHks RSsHIIs sTsHIs sAkt sAkt.
n.s M sssses is.ssssslss y. Sssas'
The "SsFFs1ess SFsss sais Ef!;s sssf:S sa O.a',
'nas n.a,. a..a Ss . U
8. s. hsss %
xDSThEh hStSS sa4sST4 sY q new iys se
F fcsso q o rhE pglas
fiS week ri 5.b bsS;f; ;SHEs ooscanrs
furd' = PoaPEY 5i PIli'na, Mosss sSss and dance
@ .ses o ne Il NV N sfsasss Il ssn
New az lss Rss';; YOU spd aEsssRsss iaS
Doors open Al Sal commence Al ~ Tickets 2s cents
THrArHHr rytsg ssS sSHSsbI SALOON
MARI hs 4 SlsrSesss ooesss .: sssA u ser.. acts
by NJ BayArd and Jules DE Vay The doors will be
ed st "a: to commence at O'Clock precisely.
oice for reserved seats at 623 Broadway.
TO ir0sV.s .ss .Esssss sssSs!ss!2ss
Mr.. STEPHEN MASSETT.
(.Jcema Pipes Of Pipesvile,r)
II nowready with his new, original diveftna and ser
@ comic Lecture enaiIssrvo apRlrrrvo ABOUT" !
Embracing among other graphic skechcs well.
known humorous limitations Of celebrities foreign and doA
Applications may be made 10 Mr. Massetts publisher O.
". CARLETON, 4l3 Broadway New York.
OLYMPIC THEATRE.
IMMENSE SUCCESS OF THE NEW BURLEsQUE.
which has been witnessed during the week BY
CROWDED AND FASHIONABLE AUDIENCES,
have testified their appreciation by - - -
REPEATED VACCINATIONS o. DELIGHT.
ss once stamp ns THE uorro
Tue Aoiro IAN ALL THERE
the most succe'sfa' sS,,ss9ss .s e tss w6G%b AZ
W" " This EVENING.
VII" ELEGANT SCENERY NOVEL MACHINERY
NEW PROPERTIES, EXQUISITE MUSIC,
FULL CAST OF CuARACrGRs
The performance will commence with the new Conediefta
THERE's NO SUCH WORD As PAIL
Mr.. q. Jamison. Mr. T. B. Owens MrsL Sloan ard nYe.
sedey Brown.
pGS COX oPsS sSox Il oSss fRsss
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AMVSEMENT9s

NIBLos eARDEk-comMEscEs AT
/" Lessee Ana aAsT nspaYMst MaHr BUT Ivo w. "hea"''
or TaD Ta6wiS SfgsSEHESf ySSSssf, or
This ''sFsssftss5e sfs5lzT hisnisE RE9Sgs! U.s. T. ls@
fs for Its
'Hs''%sqE His ssssE.sHz Il. sH4a1e'sk Htss HH
IN Dr. s'''' powerful aaA AHsssf st1DaTSs Esasssy
MAGNIFICENT CAST,
| including
.sa.I! ..s =; Il Pans Asn Jul:
0. siSs:SiRrr.a4sos
who will on this sHR fz44 x 4fSs ''ps. s'
her Romantic cShfGgpHa Snd hffHgSIar Character Of
rHuasD.r-h.sH sBsIs sIsH5 5JHarss.H SSa sEH OF
esEs ssH sps M s..a..
who viii make their first appearance on Monday, Nov a.
Seats may shsEE Daas Y; fS' Adv 1SsAscE
W ~ THIRD WEEK
BRIILlAsff +, EHaAoKsssr M
~, MR. AND MRS y. g. FLORENCE.
'h' n'' successful sScoRb issc RsDyse WEEK 4 ks
1HE rssgstH4nr BUN
THE GREAT lR1sB GIsoENpAaY DRAMA
,,.,,,, ,...,, Z !xx.yHLEES SsAvouRsEEr.
''s''' '''s''sf Ssso6Npsp Soe ENTHUSIASM
ovERrLowIHo HOUSES,
ana TGs On 4dSnS 81 Ts SEASON
wS q % Ss enssHSn Of the e. .ssn Col has
q ESss HvsS; s % sssSfss Ss sSHSsss 7
Dzns.ss
- Il. e ss .ssl..; @ 8 Smith, !. Of III.
picturesque and 'aanb 4ER R%fo saS hs Wild
:. '''s0" 0'ia FERFscTfoS lsfgsSiSSi OF PICTURE
the '''''''fi ference oxooRE,
w. j. FLORENCE
Bowers Bland Hinde. Hasan, Reilly, E6erls Chan:
The Drama Of KsSlsen asvosrneen win te followed by
the pleasant fro'ea1 THRICE faEGf Of MARRIED
Mra W. J. FLORENCE
-FOUR CHARACTERS.
asrnsy ohss 5e.@sn trsash and sons s1 and I'd
Vivian Ripple. artist. .Mr. W. j. Florence
Eoxs OLD BowRRy THEATRE
Second week Il Kiss Is: ePsigsTep; FSSsT %HhRrse
the popular, versatile and talented Artistic.
beautiful new Drama.
THE en6sf si' Every s1fHS HsHF sHaT IS the heroine
Representation OF the Paniomirnes /.
his :plssda s %nos9 Ss%psSS ~ .sa unnvsiisd Troupe
ia. s stIlcxL SENSATION PIECE.
-, MONDAY L aud rgss,,AY even ns. Nov ls and ~
'ne ne" AND p0"s'iaiI LlLIy bSwsos',e ssS'e interest,"
HISTORY op A NIohT,
introducing The ohos with all It's original enects.
L.
Luke Mr. q W Thompson
Lllv Dawson '.'''...'...M Miss Fanny Herring
Chariotte Luehaus.' :; Miss Denvil
New Medley Overture, arranged by A. Tyte.
q. L. Fox's Comic 81 Psntomime sm,ig oyv,s
Antone Tony pen,sr
mrs,e Sih - i;s: A. R;o r0a
TO conclude With he /; IsSslcs, ~ :d,Ss. pes
hany ChaPman
WOODS MINSTREL HALL ICN r@
w sl4 BRoADWAy 81
Opposite st. S'ASf SEoRSGs RS5s scEs ssGsE pr0pr' &C.
HOUSES sESHfY cHEYREP REP E.sIIT5X FtsHI5S WITH
Monday November Moos g as f;s the week.
THB sTAk TROOP OF THE WORLD.
Henry w.@Sod Ssnn ssh~srd i Va; 8ss.sr "is
.os,ssos ,., sIEcizs sSHEJgE4s4 70 ,ov,,v
ous .Ss,o.s SSs SSSS,,Ass AsD ss,,r ~ u,srrss
Doors open Ssss5 Tsss sT4sf Tickets aS'
Every saturday Afternoon commencing at az O'Clock
VAS AAsosSHas osS SHsAsSSsas AsSSSsas nssAsgn!s RE.
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CADBAY OF MUSIC.
a 1n,s r,ussBAb 22EEHFssAfse 22EHFssAfse, nov. H. ,sss.
GRAND EXTRA EiGHT:
ASYLUM FOR rae io AGED "a Is AND INF
HEBREW = irEERRsuAsrox
BENEVOLENT DRAIxTlc AND MUSICAL AssoC1A-
TION, N
who have for this into arrangement win
The performance win consist of Foows charming opera,
In four acts, Of
MARTHA.
with its greatly admired including
MISS CLARA LOUISE KELLOGG, H
NILE HENRIETTA SUIZER
SIGNOR g. LOTT,
sfGNOR HANNIBAL BlACHf-
AND A GRAND CONCERT
by the following artists who have most kindly volunteered
their valuable services-
MME. ELENA D'ANGRI
MRS. JENNY VAN ZANDT.
Conductor. or....,............. MAX MARETZEK.
Doors open at u 10 commence at N
PRICES OF ADMISSION AS USUAL.
Secured and tickets had At the ofce OF
the Academy at beer Schirmers 70l Broadway and at
Root Anthony g. corner Nassau and Pine streets
CADEMY OF MUSIC.-ITALIAN OPERA.-CHOICR
IA seats In parquet dress circle for niRht OF The
Opera be obtained At 63 East Fourteenth street,
Of Fourth avenue. HfS
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AMusEMEyrs,

fas asasl -ss Ha.'ss
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In active preparation, Mozarts fh
1921 DON GIOVANNI r
On 0ATORDAY Evening next, Nov. 81, atA
LAST GRAND EXTRA MONT
The sale Of secured for %
the above named will commence this morning
at the Boz office Of the Academy Beer schirners 70D
Broadway and down Root Aphouy's statloneYA
corner Of Nassau and Pine strectG 'V'TT
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Wbeh continues 70 attrac, Immense Audiences and 10 Be
eived with even greater enthusiasm than marked the hrs
WI of production. Fl
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DoBEs Oh CBAMBRB
In great variety, AT RETAIL Also
IMPERIAL BROCIE POPELINE ROBES, BEADED
ROBES, PARIS PRINTED and EMBROIDERED ROBES,
Ac.. &c.
LORD TAYLOR,
4Sl 10 t67 Broadway.
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AMUSEMENTS.
WALLAcks ,,, , tBEeINs AT 81
y. Lesssr waIAcI. highly popular ana sDDrss.sssuy
1--WE ACT PLAY
RosEDALs;
THE
klfLK
BALL

RosEDALR 'a
fns fHnfs
slyLE s.,I
eeved with enthusiasm than marked the frst
week OF Its production p
AIss DARGoN WILL GIVE A READING ENTER
M tanmepi at Dodworths Hal, S06 Broadway. on Fri
day evening Nov 20 1865 assisted by Mr. Charles Francis
Eaiia,ratt the young American volnist and Mr Haian
viii execute duets violin and piano Tickets ~ cents 10
be had e. Appleona 0imbrede Firth Ponds and 81 the
Sons.
" the sTEREOPTICON, which such enthusI.
astc from the and public during Its most
successl engagements at Irving Hall New York Che Athe
The Eastern cities 10 being extensively initiated under all
names and by all Of persons Of them
sshsy changing the name and In some cases copying our
bills and notices these parties endeavor 20 give the mes
sion that theirs the original an equally meritoos
phAn and stereos soptcon. Without dispsragna others
desire that the public may not Be imposed upon Our q!
EssS. With whom all engagements must be made We
now f.ipG an engagement at Plymouth Church. Brooklyn
Our futur6 epgsgemens will be duly announced. For
inIinis sal New 0lSeSssS' Sosi. ~ Sr JOHN HSiLoH
DANyO INsTRUCTIoN.-H. o. DOBsoN, MANUFAc
ID and Of shx BAne 649 Broedw gaarsn
tees .hs pupil perfect knowsdss Of the mssrpmsn IL Qps
Ckay0 iksTRyCrIoN-BY A NEW NOVEL AND
original method enabling the most unm9slcal person 70
fuInished for practice Address George Dofson
For Other Am usements See Another
Part or the Paper.
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Arr wArCoT sR COMEDIAN WILL BE pLBAsBi
M 10 engage with any re.pecfaee manager eithsr Tor
brcf or ex ended period. Adde'S No. DeIan ga
Thompson sheet New York
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MADAME PARSRLLE, FEMALE PHYSICIAN
wi dies who desire Board and the best OF Medical Attend
during their confinement be accommodated Also
sure for the Piles Cali 81 7tl Greenwich street,
New York.
NfApAns cRis6fk, fkdALs fA4sldfAS AND
M Midwife, No. SANITY pace.-Con enient rooms
uroy cd those
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-09-08
eaacIal Llst OF olllcers and Patients.

The following is an official list of officers and
patients nov in connection with, and in the
Hospital OF this place;
,Saryeon tn Charye--ANTHoSy HEogR, Sur
econ, U. s. A.
Assistant Surgeoas--W. Fl. GARDNER, U. S. A.,
(aE0 McC. MILLRR, Z. =. V.
Ae.sag .4sst. Su,yeoas---C. L. HoGgBooM, GEo.
.loaNsos. II I.EBoID, n. n WRIaHT, III. A.
Boorss, a. Van CLEEF, WV. Il. BUcHANSAs, w.
w. NpLAcg, =. SHAsGY. III SMITH, j. KoERpER,
Nj a. NAayEy,
1Aapluin---Rey ]. Al. SraoSER.
gIcspifal sSewarls---H. G. ARcHfBALD, Chief
Steward, ]. II. SrAMBAuaH, 4. l.. WERNwAG, J..
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Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-09-08

TTpoaRApnG5L errors come IN odd sometimes.
Tie other day we were reading description Of
enthusiastic demonstrations at public meeting,
when the type went on to say Tho air was
ieat with the shouts Of three thusand people p
i still more ridiculous f'bull' was once made
by the foreman of daily Office in indianapolis.
III making up the forms he accidentally placed
large display line belonging to stage adyer-
lisement ovcr patent medicine. In the paper
be was surprised 10 read Through by daylight
BFagg's celebrated pills /"
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-09-08

RisE IN THE pRleE OF AsiiEs.-A Philadelphia
merchant, to whom the merchants of Charleston
owe $50, 900, upon hearing of the bombardment
of that city By Gilmore, said 'Well, I have
$4,000 ewing me there, but am perfectly will
ling TO square the account by taking my pay in
The ashes Of Charleston at one dollar per bushel
This isan index of the general feeling entertained
for the birthplace Of treason. Men who would
shudder Mt the bombardment of any other city,
will rejoice to hear That there is not one brick
Jeff upon another In the doomed city.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-09-08

sorv~ssoAr ron An soRrs OF PEoPLE.--For o
lieutenant, call him cap,ain-for middle aged
lady, kiss her, and say yon mistock her for her
aaughter--for young gentleman rising fifteen,
ssk his opinion respecting the comparative mer-
It's of Mechi and Mappin as razor sellers-for
goang ladies, You know their color to be nat
nsal accuse them Of painting.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-09-08

effssshp Its discovered afF original idea FOR a
sev fears Address may well shout Rareha |
Tho Lebanon cbuyief, flying In q DutchsEnglish
atmosphere, started IL carriers out on New
iears morning singing thns1
As i ga forth, Woch Elm, Woci aus,
lie zeitung trag TO every howe,
often feel gans matt mnd maed;
Doch hnelfg es NIGHTS, must proceed.
hut when think Yeleh' crosse Freud
The imper giTe$ den gnlen Lesll
feel refreshed, md muetig geh
T'hru heat and dust, durcI frost and selnee
Der liebe Christdag comes al last
Ilas yalir am end. its labors past;
Dan kchr Ich chi With my Address,
Car schnn gedrnckt, fesb from the press.
aEyeleome!' they say, 'rscin brayer Held;
Take this, elm vIERTEI. silver geld r.
take the on AFTER hmb Iaein Iiat, !
Aud say ''Mein Herr, Dist garzu gut -
This makes me feel erstannlic wohl;
Fin nencs Leben fills my soul
For Christmas now lgt mir elm Freud
too have CASH vie andere Lieut..
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-09-08

Ar d spiritual circle the other evening, gen
aeman requested the medium to ash what amuse-
spent was most popular in the spiritual world
'rhe reply was, Reading our own obituary no.
.ieesn
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-09-08

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