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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-02
Citp Bunos.

con Onn CITY OF DAYTON BONDS, bearing
ONU,UUU six per cent interest," for sale at ths
second' National Bank, Dayton, Ohio. These bonds
are issued by authority of the Legislature for the pur
pose OF rasng nls to psy for the new steam fire
gne recently purchased for the city. nogliw
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-02

Important Sale.-Wo call attention to
the Sheriffs Sale of large stock Of Dry
Goods, Notions, Liquors Chewing and Smo-
king Tobacco, Cigars, Thread, Glass Ware,
Queensware, &c, &c. The sale will com
mence tomorrow morning at ten o'clock, at
No. l6, Main street, Hermann's building.
The goods are of good quality, and there
will be a chance for bargains. The goods will
be sold in quantities to suit purchasers. Be
on hand
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-02

Dance Remember the dance at Dickeys
Hall, Fifth street, next Thursday evening.
The best of order will be enforced. Tickets
admitting gentleman and ladies, 6ity cents.
Music by Fairchild's .favorite cotilIon band.
BY all means GO and enjoy yourself.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-02
GIotbes=borse.
SOMETHING NORTH HAYING.

TT h wel-made, threshold Clothes. horse with nn
j adjustable pm lar for hanging dresses on. II is
very convenient and the only Clothes horse that has
good place for dresses, besides ala the space thst
other horses have. They aro manufactured and sold
at EO.9H First street.
selBd2w j. II. RALSLEY.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-02
at Suction,
Sale Of European Paintings
A u @ IT L O N .
Friday d saturday Evenings, Nov. 0 a.,
COMMENCING AT SEVEN O'CLOCK.

M ILL be sold at the hail OF Phillips building,
w southeast corner OF Second and Main Streets
splendid collection Of oil paintings, which have
been selected with great care, and the most favor
past year, and imported from Europe the present
season by MIR. l.. A. Tolman, comprising valuable
OriBnal pictures by eminent living artists and fine
masters.
Among the subjects may be found Groups and Fig.
ures, Historic subjects, Conversational pieces Archi-
tectuTal and Street views ia various European cities
Cattle pieces, Qncludihg splendid copy Of Rosa Bon.
heurs picture in Tie Luxembourg gallery) Marine
views, Game, Fruit and Flower Pieces, Landscapes,
&C., with great variety Of and style, ulert and
inish the whole forming b. far the finest collection Of
OIL Paintings ever exhibited in this city.
The paintings will be on exhibition ffom "Wednesday
morning until the time OF sale.
Ladies' and Gentlemen are respectfully invited TO
call and examine them. noy2dtt
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-02
A Young Artist.--Mr William Helfrich

A Young Artist.--Mr. William Helfrich
has shown us a portrait of his little child,
now deceased, painted from daguerreotype
likeness, by Master Henry Dornbush. The
painting is an admirable work of art, and at
once fixes the eyes of the spectator and keeps
them in admiration. 1t is work that older
heads and more experienced hands might
well be proud of. Our judgment is not based
upon any knowledge Of the art, but Cicero
has truly observed, that all men, by the senge
implanted in them by nature, know without
the help Of rules, whether the productions of
art be well or i'll executed The painting we
have been shown bears evidence chat the
young artist is possessed Of more than ordi-
nary genius, and bids fair to attain to great
proficiency in his favorte calling. He is
now under the instruction Of Miss Clara
Soule, whose artistic skill is widely known
and fully appreciated by all lovers of art
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-02

Frailty.-A woman in beasIly stote Of
intoxcation, was picked up on the sidewalk
in Slidertown, yesterday and taken to the
station house.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-02

Laid 0ut.-We noticed soldier, satur-
day evening, on Ludlow street. sleeping very
soundly on the sidewalk, with his knapsack
for a inflow.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-02
IMPROVED DUPLEY,FULL RUBY ACTIONS

iirst-cass Hunting Time Piece of silver material
over which is eectro.hne plated Is k. gold, most du-
pbly wrought, making the imitation 80 aultless that
II cannot he detected FROM the solid material by the
most experienced Judges; ncids will net aiect ii
London mnde movem NJ. Improved duplex in
full ruby action, has sweep seconds, and is not
10 he excelled IN general appearance This Is dee
cidedly one Of the best articles ever offered for
traders and sneeuIatOrE, EnKInsers, en-
igrants and persons travelling VIII find them su.
perlor to any other alteration Oi climate will not
aHcct their accuracy. Price, packed in good shape
8 %.
Silver Double Time Hunting Levers,
BEST QUALITY SILVER GASES, over
which eleetro.fne plated is k. gold, similar to our
menis with "Stop," TO be used in timing horses etc;
has -Four Indexes for Washington and Greenwich
lme sweep second, and all the improvements. All
IN ali, taking It's beautiful and faultless ap-
pearnnce and its superior movement into
consideration we regard tas decidedly the cheapest
article OF the KIND in the market Pree,n good run
ming order, $50, or case Of six for $500.
We ask pay in advance but will forward either of
them to responsible parties, TO any part Of the loyal
States, with bill payable to eNpressmaD when the
goods are delivered, giving the buyer the privilege Of
examination, and II not satisfactory, the watch can
be returned at our expense
The express companies refuse making collections
on soldiers and other parties IN the di.oyal Stntes
consequently all such orders must be accOmpR-
deduction OF two dollars en- either watch when the
payment ~ forwarded In advance.
Money may be sent by express at our expense.
THOMAS UAFFERTY 4 Co,
90 and 90 Broad street, opposite City Bank,
oc27d2w Providence, Rhode Island.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-02

Fine Paintings. See advertisement of
sale of paintings in another column. The
we'll known firm of C, p. Huber & Son, 2sO
Third street, are the auctioneers Go and
buy Yourself rich.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-02
BINDERY
Songster.
Vallandigham Songster.

lust PUBLISHED - THE VALLANDIGHAM
81 aONG BOOK, containing songs for the times.
Price-tsn osntai large discount BY the quantity.
J. WALTERS c., Publishers,
Columbus, Ohio.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-02


ClscISNArI, HAmLroS ASugDArroM
Depart. Arrive.
Louisville and st. Louis Mails 1850 am s.3Oa m
Cincinnati Accommodat on. n.....7i3b IN 500 u m
Cincinnati Mai. .........4Q0 m S;Qa m
Cincinnati Accommodation ......T;26 p IN 100 M
"Stops at Middetown aud Hamilton only.
DAYTON, XEsA AND .CoLuARps.
Eastern Express. inA 315 m
Columbus Accommodations. $500 p M B;32 a m
Xenia Accommodations. $40 pm Z
Eastern ExpreSsn 1905 m $3.50 u m
SHE l:06 a m train leaves daily except Sundays
Passengers on this train must purchase their tickets
before $3.50 m,
sASbusKY, DAYroS AND crscrssArr.
SRndlsky Mail l............,.......S:4O 7:30 m
Huntsville Accommodation. ....sl0 p m $40 D NJ
DAYTON MICHIGAN,
Chicago Ma.....,,., ........,..,.. $3.50 am 7:2O IN
Chicago and Detroit Express" .S;O5 pm 7:oop m
INDIANA OENrRAL AND DAYTON 4 WEsrERs
81. LGuis and Chicago Mhil.....S;J5 n m II.3b m
indianapolis Accommodation. 300 pm 500 u m
DAYFoS.6lUMoS.
Accommodation. m lO:i5 m
ENpress y m ola
SAMUEL W. KING, Agent
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-02

Off the Track.-The halEpast eight
o'clock train from Columbus, ran off the
track thiH morning at the crossing on Wayne
street The train ran into locomotive on
the side track. The baggage cor was consid-
erably damaged, and some little injury done
to one or two of the cars. The passengers
escaped injury.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-02

pltalS-Ihere are to-day sleeping in Govern
ment burial grounds, thousands of brave
men, whose friends and relatives are Yet un.
conscious of their fate. Men take sick in the
army are sent to hospitals, die and are buried
without the least knowledge of their friends.
They fill a soldiers grave, while dear friends
at home are watching and waiting" for a
letter that will tell them he is safe and we'll.
But hundreds Of anxious, loving hearts will
watch and wait in vain, for the objects Of their
love are numbered among the "missing r
In speaking of the various hospitals around
Washington CITY, ~ Union says "Though
the public are gensEilly cognizant that dis
eases and injuries consequent upon the war
have entailed death upon many who have
from time to time been inmates Of the several
hospitals encirclng our city, yet no adequate
conception can be formed of the real extent
OF the mortality, unless one pays visit to the
extensive soldiers cemetery lying immediate
ly north Of the Soldiers Home, sitnated
about two and half miles north Of the city.
Passing that solemn spot yesterday, we were
amazed aud surprised at the evidences of the
many thousands, who after languishng in
hospitals upon beds of sickness and pain, had
succumbed to the remorseless cravings of
death, and been laid by the bsneGcent hand
of that Government for which they had sacri-
feed life, in the silent grave, never again to
be summoned to deeds Of conflict but to
sleep that sleep which knows no awakening
Upon inquiry Of an official, we were inform
ed that between five and six thousand bodies
of departed warriors now lie entombed, and
that large number formerly inferred there,
by the hand Of afeetionate, loving and sor-
rowing friends had been transferred to their
former respective homes, to be deposited in
the family lot alongside of mothers, wives,
sisters, brothers, and other kindred. When
glancing our eyes down upon the many even
rows of graves, each one containing head
board suitably inscribed, we could not repress
feeling Of melancholy when we reflected that
hundreds, aye, thousands there mouldering to
dust have doubtless residing throughout the
various sections Of the country, near and dear
friends, in many instances totally unconscious
of the loss which they have sustained in a
parent, husband, or brother on the contrary,
they are daily and hourly in anticipation Of
gladtidings or happy reunion, which alas
can never be agar"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-02
g1ailg Gpirr.

Travellers KegIstsr.
arriyesnd departfrom the linton Depot
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-02
Jrohacco GgAarebuuse.

> srABLIsHGD UNDER CITY ORDINANCE IN 1851
WHEELER
The sun., 1863-09-30
MARINE NEWS.



eHPs- -Con:isnmsnt. 81 Goorss. N q; Americas
Congress, london.
BARKs v.rsin. tprusl Antvsrp; Stella, Dsrdssu,:
Autumn, Port 90 Prince.
BRiGs Thomss Turrell, Nsyssu.f: NsYesret, ~
Johns. 4; Eclipse. do do; Rsnsth, JscmeL Cal.
much, Elirsbsthport. Ocean spray, Gibraltay.
sCIooNEns-k w brown, " ash o ssuuuYlnseius,
taunton: u IL Bsldsin. Belfaat; Dolphin ~ Ro, Az
Anna, Mystici susan Besrse, Bsston; W II Mailer,
fhilsdelphla Mountain do; kebeccn. Baltimore; Ar.
ussn. Do; Denvllle. washinrop; Empire, Gloucester;
Cars Ellie boston; Fleetwood. Washington: VIM II
ns Witt. Phi'sdeiphia: Ellen Brt Llsn, New Dedfoi d.
hnnadslo, Nss Haven.
eL0oP John Adams, Haiioch, for Nevak,
eTEAuSHrPs-Morni Star, Rev OrIssus Nsrv
Bosrtnan, Por. Rov vsi; America, New ans. IIa-
moItalifs tl- steam fiSatel D,rnuds: Nile, tBT ship
oi ~. line Halifsr Ellen Terry Ne .barr krnpirs
Warrington. DC; 4 walker, philadelphia; Taccry,
DO; Josephine rhomp~on Baltimore: Alie~, do Kine
Creole. Se- Orlesn,; Aibsny, Nevbern; Arsso, PORT
Eoval Clinton, Se~ Orleans; Empire, wAshinston
DC. bsuhs, forircn N onto, ; Constitution, I'LL
Ton HEAD; CITY of Washinglon. Liverpool; dudley
Buck, Seshefp, NC.
SLIPS M Sotteochm. Liverpool Umpire state DO.
BAkKS-Emms Harbsth, OF and from Bremen.
aCH0OSERl- & Coles, Virginia: AVN, baltimore;
Wbiie CLOUD, virginia, Panarns, dc; q - hiies. dos
Rio HrAnde, do. " H.chmsn, do; 81 M,rv, d.; Aliec
iia, io Mary Adsline. Chnco. ss r. nirI Imsn, do;
Nhea, 60 davidson, Hsrvieh: Heroine, Nsv
LtaioDi Fi.iAbSth, Sr~ Haven Tram rInitb. eli
River; Bru uanin English, Providence: Zoe, Newport
u Dean, Taunton; VeGdosi, Warshau.
| BARCF5-Fsleop. baltimore: Nassna, baltimore
BELOW r.. ssam frsAte D.on.; also brig.
The sun., 1863-09-30

.st R-r .t+- ma B.. E'Y,t.yr. i,gil.
''-'s 1ia ;'-Y' - =. ''y-- =. 7.zntsr gu,ri 70
auiL-t tii :. -. q 80 q, -" Cd. ..t.s2~-. h,vs
nrr't y'rGit.'3 t-p. = "a. - ;.ss.s = r:.-
~ -ns --,,r 3, .'".i -t .-...', s.sei.4 a., the
SO UREA f.-.v, F.ss., I.,a. Kr,s.
is.s i',r.,.a- ',a. k.,i -,.,t.,.y. Ian
i5g "'',r-', a y F.--t.'< T.s.l.t.. II.
Laws a. %. Gi..i Ly..:y Z. 4 L...s, ire. ave
AaIs ,4-,A
TTs Tar, I,'-i,-- EsspiL>,~r.-TAs
s"-u r' peat - t.s sTtE.a,:i.a. IL tie
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EkS>EiY- fDvrbiyT. Fr<NyrxD -Th.
s'''f" A4:-n'a y'r:''.1y ,..,'s4 "a. following
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~ i..a \. icy ys..ta 1sC,.. H.Iry e.. Boa-
~ .1ti y l~I1.i ',y.il - w. r,n' -.
s.A.s. .>.h hgrt ALf.Lsu. L..el.
bkoorir' t!rr E.rxssEs Ion 1895 TIL.
G7n@i''.' Nu' i,ia, ba.,d of Aldermen AID 81
s''''" t''' d''i. - g:4a u. fsot Ing sn0a n,s a.
assssssV ''f'iy t4tv,s. IN lsst;
.fof rrncifn' " ~ ,rni. tlef f.ss5; in,srss, on
sE.7s5Ts iat,i..t' it.'1' a p,,,e.' o. iSts,Yhe.,.
x:.:. ssi..ss6 'n ,it, ttag,; stts o1 :seooI par
esvsnus. slso.OOO. -"
CAR ACCIDENT Last evening Mr. lame,
Hloore; resldins Al No. ~ Yvt Ero.i-,y.n ~ ,.lI
aer Of Main and Water stI,r. and ~, , ,a VIZ oo,
Saisd- lie WAS conveyed 10 the Cay iir.pt.l y"
The sun., 1863-09-30
<rs,d ,,ovy fbsYsrT Page J

.S.6 vestsfiay HIS pr hriDAl VOL OF
Enr,,nn.lt IL eobG asd IL the a. = :ancs
,S,,,,,e. s,ou, do,cu Of whom are daily seDt
-. ,,iII,s,, rendezvous a. X Er's hlAnd. Yes
-, ,b, surgeon Dr. Gsor'e Woodward. "'-
.. ,iee hall from . substitute, which be re-
~. ..a .ae, ths opcrst,op went With bis CON
eooo' ,%. -. ,.I..a
s,,,l B,s,ytH In thls district - vrrs examined,
..,,.h ,b,,o we're Held TO duty, o. discharged for
..,I,.I d,s.bllty a. frpirhse substitutes, 8; all
.,b., ,.,,.. 10
H., p,,u, ro,~xx,,ov ~ ruv Prot
-, ia. r...
esfsnt Epaoopal Church. when opsns N"n p,u"
~ ~, "s w 90 a.. |. .s,, ,,,o-..,, ,.,s n,
~'u"'' ~ ""' -o"' =" Wv ~
Su.ny year..
Al,
hCciDkNs-Ale1hhneT bare'' o'o vi '"o
Russian sailors, nov In port, accidentally fsI over
board. at the foot Of Robinson street, on Monday
uisbt and vss dfo~ned His body has not been re-
covered ...... Spencer Fields, . boiler msher. 10
. ~. ~ =" n mnnsn n II. m
sasrd in fireinr blo-I. lie vs taten NJ. home
a. ss1feenpoihii -. John Mufpby, ihnofe,.
rorl s,S' G, W.., gS.h .t'es; ~ .ys.y Necort.
1y. native OF lrelan., 80 yesrs of age so run
over on SATURDAY lNst In ioni'h Avenue, w NiWo
motive belongns 70 iht marc T. u CoinpAny, Ahu
Vest VA held. Verdict accidental DEAN.
Ar THR CrfoS ElrIVIctTIoy MEETING this
..,n;,s IN. soiIo,,,, ,..,.,, Az. ,,.,,sa IN hold
.'.,s ~. ,...T r.... H.. :, v.,..
A.n,.., v.,~,,, y,y,'., n yv...,u,r, =, ,,,,,.,,'
..ensrsI John Cochrspe: Iortiandt Psvier, nj
Cbas. ~. Srdsset, oi Syrsrur- q. II. Drake and u.
ttctori9s o. thr No; delsesuon nov ln washington:
bsav Wihth DAVIS M Mo. &C.
49, W. II, -, ,.-. 80
,UtssN' WNbb bPiIJ o' Nrs"hyo'nt WIN
-
The sun., 1863-09-30

EOE SALE--2 HOUSES AND LOTS OF
J. rrounI IN DAllsytown. New Jersey, ten mnute,
v>t nom The .2d .reot ferry. fr.cs $3.50. Inquire
o. LOUIS kIO1LE. 5E
The sun., 1863-09-30

EOR SALE-A FEW ACRES OF LAND
i half an hours vslk from New York at sINO a.
scue a, 1900 ver acre, Apply 10 b. GERHARD, q
NAssrH -. roam aA
The sun., 1863-09-30
wIILIANsBt RGU.

hccips'r'.--On Monday morning Young
lad q 10 yssrA named james strsuss, fell from an
apple tree In the 18th Ward, BROOKLYN, Y. D.. and
suik ing upon pcke: fence, tore cut . portion Of hs
in,e:sines. He died smost i'm med lately. go. A
child OF sir yesra named Thomas Devly. 80 rue
;ss'efday, by peddes. wagon, and seriousy injured
internally "a boiler builder At GresnIoint,
Iron Works ysstsrdsy morning. aud fractured his
skuli.
The sun., 1863-09-30
Too Late for Classification.
Deaf n n.

..MHFRs-On Tas.day evening, Frances Rebeecs
A,sL, daughter Of the late Geo r. and Adsline
As-t.. aged " years, ~ mouth. ard days
1he funeral III take place rhursday afternoon,
Carlton ave. B'Ooh,n "A
The sun., 1863-09-30

i6ih Ward Rally A Meeting Of the
1911 Ward Democratic E-piblio,a Association vin
rneI 18Th .i and sih ave, On &edn,sisy sven.ns,
S-p, 5th, AZ ~ ocloci, fcr TIA. yuryo,e ef opening
yied .nd vili si,hcss me nse,ins CONS on. =
ri rl.t,w,f{ q. II oder Of sAM \. AuNsoN. pI:,.
1855 ward u Meeting Of the I0th
'h-ii heatqViart.rs on Tuesday evening, Sept, yyth.
iAs following Otheers v.re duly elected Pfe,'dsnt,
E R.edraas s.e.sr, s".h is,.. sie, J1 ,rnfe e.
E..ei.l ssets'ssy. E,.n Davis; Treasurer, B.njs.
I ]. M SsoS, PIes. n. HOWELL. Jr., See. <5i
The Jun. Deaiers' nIuin.I Prstsctivs
A"oeiation will hold msstns ., bl9 Eighth ave on
sgS is,:.5 rnph Ju1d 'ss5; =,
WELT, Prs". DAsiEif RC1CHEK, sc-. sns
A GOOD TAILOR WANTED TO WORK
in the store, the best of wssvs viii bs sivep. 81
- ILornt'on ct, bet BIsseirr sld Ani,y s,s, %as
A COLOhLD BOY WANTED, BETWEEN
a., Haa ID Apply -o' William st. basement; e.
ROOkFULDEES WANTED. ALSO A MAN
70 e,'e books. stG' " ALtAAADRk's, 81, 81
GrkR'IOES on GROVER & BAKERS
- n. hin. vsntei one scqusin ed with uphoister.
.r,-a,t 1r.'err,d .,o tee plain Gov sr,. al 10
Hs'' .''L o., i", Eusli,h basement house fron "a
I've. ssQ
T'O TAiLOkS- WANTED A YOUNG Man
= 70 .ori on custom .ori. BY the week OF month.
foot N nKNSEssY AZ
Two BAKEES-WANlkD A MAN TO Take
s's ;.a;d a;s i',al zSa;s: s@
EhkYk, b0r 9Jo, sun Office, for tars t!s
N(yANIRD - GOOD PATTERN MA
w her" Apply At 99o Csnusr st. Am
NVANTED-A GOOD COAT HAND, TO
w vorh In the store; must also ,nms,ime. Alter
md q n.a
The sun., 1863-09-30
DRY GOODS.
INSTRUCTION.

=, -, - :. 49,. Ws
RASJO AND JIG DANCING TAUGHT
for H. s.ni. :apsr,ss % an, IL x: votiS ios
DANJo INSTITUTIONAL WILL Guar.
s.1 S =; III Nee e IL
20 pay any tuns rapdiy Cau or sddre. GEO. Z.
DobsoS' N0'oi EAss i3tn e. lev doors ffsm nIosd-
DANJO INSTRliITIOSS--H q DORsON
Is manu- S.c,ur.r And Zach, :, ,hs n n.n,o No "a
Of IN, in.,iatnsnt, in cou;s q n .ons for ssasi
" sc,vycros.vn ART
FIsd y ff ANS.Ai "a p,i Sk1sioS
rKrE sCno5 III ~ xEr spa u, wxTN whLEhh; lnT;
iii ISlRY pHiiE.na kSSpi III nIixsirts' fIinxAIIts'
and nECHAkicHh sCinSGE. FrrE' imittSh mtShh
EEcMASIGsk lH;! IaS Mi;.lt OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
The trustee. ana aSnounes .h.. th. f,fh ANNA,
ssy "a S,oSsr ns1 NUN VI" ''s0 on the Let
Apn,,catious Tor sA,n,ss.on "a ,hs s.h,o, a, A.,
ta wo@;p may = m:d; a.Iy q q. oeh.s ssts..n :
In sept,mber. when the Princ,ps. Nfs L. a. Crd.
nsv Iupi must iurpisb a eeptiSests n, sont ros u
ehsrscter. No fees Tor aim Slsn Or ,n.,c.,on mo- sfs
f'ss,.sSi .sSsi',..,,. .,n,.,r.,..,.r
e 10 ss,.so. ana Al Sttn procure sicis. q .d@i:'
and on o. ch NONDA Yf;YEkiNl, 1. Seotsrsher fnu, On
sto y p N, and apo on the EVENINGS OF the lsIh.
sy.n IS S y. ps p1o m@' ~
moral ehsrac,sr Papip viI attend tos orsanixa,io.
si7S ., N. .s follow; --A'A
s,:s.s o. ur;d.y EIsninf
Puv.i. IN cnen,,.ry on fhandsY E,sn,ns 3c, poi
4 Due snpcur rccment vii +. maas her,st,er a. "a
the oi,aniranon Of the eia.s IN Mu.ic' - W
isrssd and si require Ave Years f,I ts oomna;ion
but Pupis mag pufsuc the entire coarse or sny Dor
The sun., 1863-09-30

To Albany, by Hudspn r. r, a. wssresst
u 10 Am, q 81, o and IO< pm. Sunday. 6a1 pm.
To Albany. b. Harlem X. r.. 2dh o.. and
To Boston, BY Ns-. London ine, Pier SO, n,
r., S.oninston line, Pier is, n. r.. and
yali River line Pier 3, N. L., daily. Sun
To Itcston, By Ne~-iiavsn X r., via spring.
field. 9Th st. 4th ave. s. m, 13s, 2x b 3 D. m
To Ioston, BY New Haven RI, 2Ith Il and
+th eve. via shorr Line .12s h p M, sund'y . n
To Buffalo. By EhsR X. foot a. Chambers
stiert .,...,.,,....... 4 And 10 a. tn and o p m
To Philadelphia by New Jsr.sy Railroad, n.
Of Courtindt st. .-. I, 10 am, 8, ~, nv o.
Sunday ~ .. IN.
To Lisp. Fire Island, and other resorts on
Long Island By l.. l. kairosd frou Jamep
Slip and foot Of 3<th IT. u. X, am, in ~ pm
To Philadelphia, by Camden and Amtoy
Railroad, Pier ~. n. r., fD of Barclay
To wnshlnston. by. New jersey i,R, Z, iOa.
ispdt 4 sunday ''.''.i'. 'a' WV =. c 1Hp m.
To the West, b. Central Railroad of New
Jersey. foot Of Courtlsnd;. OF, d and Am.
N. ana r 70.
The sun., 1863-09-30

Tias fsy Cosins the Malls as the Pest -smce.
W, Great B,i!tsn and IN: Continent. b.. stsArner
Hansa saturday, gcyt. 20 .......... ,i05s a. IN.
Overland via ~. Jossph, No. ~ q m and sH D. N.
North Albany, buffalo Canada IN. a 81 pm.
Western Msii via Ete Railroad. . an. and 81 p N
Southern y y W n NAL. BAN, ~ and 10 p M.
ksst,pn M NAV M, and ~ .. m.
The Long Island NJ sil cloves at O. M, and D. IN.
Sunday Msils On sunday all ms,ls ciose q .. m
The sun., 1863-09-30
ANUSEMEN'rs.
RARNUAs AMERICAN MUSEUM

RARSUAs AMERICAN hUsEUh.
GELAT srccEss OF THE
EDRlC TIiE bASR
THE SHADOW OF PATE.
ovERIiOwISG iioIsEs.
'hi1h p hs,e WosT Viii q he piece By
THE rIiRILLIN scENLs, r,nr,,..,,
TIE DESPERATE CuARhCirRs", h'N' rioi'
ALL all are tali Of in,rrc,t, which is iminenseiy en-
hsncsd Y the introduction Of
TuB GREAT. sPkCTRAL ILLUSION,
THE GHOST
vhieh appears In
SEVEN Dis srINCT TABLEAtX.
FIVE DISTINCT GHOSTS
NOS. eeiSe " on and Int ns:.ns s,.r ,. n.ss @ q
Museum stage
1t viil b produced
LAST !Fii wlik kVfS'S'' At ~
THE SIOUX ASSp wrsyEpAco
INDIAN CHIEFS,
WAERlORs AND SQuAwS,
'h'' 'h'r.A TsIrs',gi'iiIi Trf %HsiIss ;. TRIBES.
.sTL.bt AST fRlGN6S of THE WnIrfs,
,,a,. ', a. ~ ~ stre sn,'haiy i' lust added 10 'her
T,;S T,S;%s&S,,S $,,s y, !, ,ss?epEss OF NIGHT.
~ indian 1 Of rsx i C as1 ,F'i ioS y great ''''''
'|,s',;i,p y,cTp ,srI. s;.T - n,.,S, az oyer
me nes' man living. lie Ia to be ssen 81 eli hsur-.
sPLrMlp GROUP OF
MOVING wAA tu'iRES,
'm'''d bCS 'r Eg'RPti E%S}g .sp.y;tnrs psy IFS sr,ry
,nesmSed m the A'anAias OF cid Castle, iae5a
DYING sCgNE or THE
,, ,spANIsS cillft. zlMALC AGREGUL
most .'r.sst is:''''"" 4" n! sH '%Y;.,;.;ia. n
,, TROPICAL COLONEL. IIsH,
Juet ohtaissd At xssat eIpe sse, inciudins
sarfshEi" fIih 9sSstotSs + cAv {, KEN aEErt&, is"'
AMoNsrEh PYTHON.
2'1HH GREAT ikAGoN or TIE EAsri
:. rur rAtpT3MAr9S tI!,sIsT ,WIHIiTTlffktr IITlft ktrov
The GRAND AQuAkIA. Lsarned seal, Sea Lion.
Monster B".r L.yNy AnsccndS. was fisurcs, dc.
80 ARD Tor the conviction Of the scamp Who
euts the Squsrs sla.sss vtha diamond. 123
EIRsT ANNUAL BALL OF THE FATHER
MATTHEW ~ rA ~ y; soGiETY.
to b. h.ld .. COLE I ii l Al. aG.Ss i! near Concord On
THURSDAY ovsnins. oct. !. 1898. Comnittee Of A.
,T.n.;;nsnt, lame, Barry Mush ..sh.r beno
Barry. Peter kSsrn,, Tnona. csu,n-y, Richard
man. ' wIilaM m siInRioCR. Kcc' s9t See LxW aI,i
RENCE BfkNE, Trsa, Music hy schIeber,
CeleSrsted Union Blpd Tickets, 90 eents adulittn
ssentlonAn and ladies'. Dancing 10 eominelce At
O'Clock. 2Sl
NEW BOwERY THEATRE
WrSSnpTHE iS'f rfs,Fe'ss Sept .aS S L VI pkS SSeAEP "a:
Tbs nes iorai drsfns of the
D--L ~ Tx BOWERY.
with The CnaIp.oachable GHOST.
Mons. NEkkEsHE
The eres'ert tyIapast IA she " otld. The drama Of
GALE BREtZRIN, JOLLY COBBLEE
Fr.is, B-neht ~ tho. bkOokEs i1l
1>HE MkMbtES OF ST. COLUMBIA S
i Church, " est 18th st are rsttins mp . Monster
hIeur.on to Jcpcs Wood. next Jhursdsy, lat Uet
They airi 10 make IL the banner s1eur.ion of The o.
son Ariussrns nts OF and divsrshed charact
Hs spoten OF f.s' as,rsc, ions whilst ths tiskets
are onIy - cent? thur afford ng recreation 90 the
msssss ou reasonable terms. Evsrybedy. W. suppose
will lie ners-tos.thsr With the rest Of mankind sd
The sun., 1863-09-30

PRIESTS rs CENT HAIR pYE-BHST
- IN USE. Dyes Rcd or q gsy hair TO . brauthii
hlach or Brown. Depot 40 south sscond q, vii.
ussnabafsh. ka sAs by pruSSists Ssu.rsliJ 0O