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seven cen weeks
FACULTY.:
JOHN DELAMATEB. NJ. D, LII. D., Emeritus
Prof Of bste rics ana Pathology.
JARgDP KIRTLAND, n. D IL. Do Prof q
the Principles and Practice Of Medicine.
J. LANG OAssEBs, n D., LII. D., Prof Of Chem
isfry and TOIicology.
PRoCroR TBAYEB, NJ D.. Prof Of Surgery and
Anatomy.
q KIRKE GUSHING, n D., Prof. Of obststrie'
and Surgery.
ALLEYNE MAYNARD, NJ D., Prof. Of AEteris
Msdiea and Physical Diagnosis.
DAVID Il. SCOTT, n. D., Prof Of PhyuiOIOJ and
Diseases Of Cbildren.
JACOB LAIsY, NJ. D., Demonstration CT Anatomy
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IA AsTER C0MM7ssI0NER75 SALE

T1I AsTER COMMISSIONERS SALE.
-lVt Pursuant to an order Of sale TO me direct
ed irom the Court of Common Pleas for Cuya-
hoga County in the State Of Ohio N an aetlon "a
niaintia md Henry G. Abbey, administrator o
the estate OF Robert Parks, deceased, and others
are defendants, will expose for sale st puDne
auction, at the door ofthe Court House IN sslo
county, on the 9th day of October, 1868, COM
mencinQ a. 2 o'clock n, the following deserlo
ed lots Of land situate in the city Of Cleveland lh
said county, being in the Buffalo Company
purchase, and numbered and appraised As iol'
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GRGCERS,
OTERS.

EOREST CITY FRENCH FIRST
II UL4S DYE r0USE. No. 1O9 >sDeca-St, (op-
pOsiie Jiy H0tei,) by UMLsUTT UEREEL, highly
recommsnde By the lat state Fai- OF ohio yeing
and u aning In its branches Please call and
mice Good he sore tp ftnd the difference with
other Dyesnop3, as we 6nth al our goods ty steam
mach n ~ aud lressas the euly wst ring machine
IN the Western States 10 finish 81 K like new.
kserene s-Messrs Prescott Chase, lcoIt 4 Hor-
ton, BALDWIN O.. A. 4 G Rsttbers, Morgan,
RooEEH o and uf her Mer-hauts aepl4 la3
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MasTER's 9AIE.

"1aTERB- EALE.-Pursuant 70 the
I'M command Of 40 order Of sale issued from
fbetSorrt OF Common Pleas Of CuyohoRa county,
In the case IN which Cyrus KiddeT and Peter Kid
der, executors Of Pliny Kidder, are plaintiffs,
and Charles q Parsons, Sarah R. Parsons, Al
bert G. Riddle, &yTon r. Keith, george worth
ingtnn, David Banks, David Banks, ir., William
Gould, J. P. Chapman, George Lyman; Luther r.
Lyman, Joseph Lyman, Caleb Atsater, William
E. Bsckwith and Archibald Macarthur are de-
fendants, TO me directed. shall expose Tor SAFE
ct the door Of the Court House, in the city OF
Cleveland, on the I4th day Of Octoher, 1885,, a.
O'Clock P Il. of said day the following descrloeo
lands and tsnenents, to wit: Situate IN the city
Of Cleveland, county Of Cuyahogs and state o.
Ohio, beng part Of Tot number forty three l43l
being thirty-three (S3) feet front on fork street.
and running back Of equal depth (9sl ninety mn e
| feet and bonded on the south by York street
On me wsst BY an alley which runs nom St Ciair
street to the lake east by line thirty three ieet
| from and running parallel with the west me OF
| said lot and north by 8 line parallel with the
south line Of said lot and ninety-nne feet there-
| from. r-.e
The said premises 70 be appraised, advertised
and sold, according accordingto law, snnject y
/ the amount due said George Worthington, .
/ Wit: the sum of 81 600 and interest az ten PEI
| cent, payable semi-annually from December ~
1862 Appraised, subject 70 SAID mSortgage' a
| 81, ,2S30O. WIN. v IOUSLEII
| WILTvy 4 OAaY Master Commissioner.
Plaintiffs Attorneys. o,.,se
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-24

Surgeon WcCLUBG. o. 5 ", in charge Of the MI
itary Hospital in Cleveland. will give, permission
n the SURGEON Genera o. the u. 3 Army, SO ursa OF
Lectures in connection with the folege, on Mi arr
Hygiene the pfcelisrtiez of Army surgery snd Dis
ss and illustrated by appropriate cases in the HOS
pitai ana on the routiue Of dut Of the Army Sur
Feon "A the feld Students viii not inca additional
/ sxperse for his courss. sppr'T-'20
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TR AV LII E r
C.-.-s.. p = rFrrInu
ILLIN OF

Leaves Cleveland at Pm Leaves Detroit at 10 n;
Wednt sday SepteInber q Thursday. .Ssptem Der "a
Tnssday.........Oct October WednesdaY......Oo October
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4 LITTLE, DEALER IN REAL
A.lls. 3 1Ps PiPsE Stoozs. Ass on
s9aOnte over Ne 90. south side o. Pub. SIuazs.
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6UHE -
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arnnH.nlAhE Rl0TNlNa.
THE POET ON A TRAIN; OF,
Fhe Romance Of The RAilroAd.


81 tha AutheF 0 : Fair InsE,'' '.Ths rriBos o.
Waloa, "Ths GhOst Huntsru," Ao., a.
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UIGWErTn
EtaA neEsegAe
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MEDICAL.
CtLEvFLAND MEDICAL COL
y LEGE-Being the
Medical DspartmeRt Of the Western Re-
80 49, serve College.
FAC o 1T Y:

Thv rWent'eth annual =, Hsion will begin on the
First Wednesday of November next ana oontlhus1
vpanka-
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-27

The Dayton Empire characterizes Colonel
Charles Anderson as an Abolitlonlst The
trouble with the Empire is that Colonel An
derson believes in crushing rebellion by the
m ilitarV arm of the Government. We only
wish there was n million such AbolitionisIs as
Colonel Anderson in the North CONNER
eidl.
If Colonel ANDERsos is not All Aboli-
tionist, he ought to take in his sign. DE
is in the same boat with GrpDiSos, CHASE,
the Commercial, and the whole Proclams-
tiOn crew, from ABRAHAM down to the
DAYTON Journal. We cannot conceive
how any man can long remain in such
company without becoming black.
If Colonel ANDERSON is so extremely
anxious to "crush the rebellion by the
military arm of the Government" why
let him go and help do it. We have moi
the least objection. And if he could pre-
vail on the editors of the Commercial Il
accompany him in a warlike mission of
that kind he would do the people of Ohi'
a good service. Every able-bodied maj
in favor of the war should give evidence
of his faith by works, and vOluntesr in
stantsr." Stop your gassing, and shoulde
a musket awhile. We are inclined t
think that about three months diet o.
"pork and beans" would serve to eOC
the war-lke ardor Of the Comaerei0
men. We advise them to try it for "thei
eountry's good"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-27
speeGh OF Hon. q. 4. VaIlandis-
ham I'm New York.

We commence to-day the publication
Of MI VALLANDioHAM' great speech be-
fore the Democratic Union Association Of
New York City, delivered March >, 1868.
1t is unnecessary to call attention to it. as
it will be eagerly sought after and care
fnlly perused. 1t will run through two
or three numbers of the Daily, and will
appear complete in the next issue of the
Weekly EMPIRE.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-27
a New Mllllary Deparlnaent

Indiana has been made separate mill
tary Department. and Colonel CARRisa-
TON having been made Brigadier, is
placed in command. We presume other
States will be made into separate Depart
msnts, with special commanders. Lin
coLs has made great many officers, and
places must be had for them. Nice eoun-
try. this.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-27
ward MestIngs Last Wight.

The Ward Meetings held throughout
the city last night, were largely attended.
This Is an indication that the Democracy
are fully aroused, and determined TO make
a vigorous contest of the Spring elections.
We have not space TO give the full pro-
ceedings of the meetings, and submit only
the names of Ward candidates, and dele
gates to the City Convention
FIRST WARD.
Coaneil-Willam Dickey:
School Board-Edward Conway;
Asssssof-Lewis Heintz
Dele0afes-,J. b. Gilbert, l.. HeintE, II.
Goodenough, A. Conway. j. Gushing, j..
Patterson, VIM. Dickey, james Burns,
Alex. McCandless, George Spangler.
SECOND WARD.
Couneil-Marcus Eells ~
School Boards. F. Woodsum
Deleeafes-Jacob Kunz, e G. Max
well, Henry Graves, John L. Miller, w.
Helfrieh, j. A. McMahon, A. Cahill, j.
A. Walters, Stephen ID. Gillespie, John
Greer.
Excellent resolutions were passed which
we will publish hereafter.
THIRD WARD.
School Board-John " Nauerth;
AsSessor--John p. Kline
Delsqaiss-W. H. Belville, A. Snyder,
n. E. Jordan, @. Bright, D. Heintz, w.
Martin, n. Stsley, Patrick Mathews, Geo.
Messler, Frederick Reichstetter.
FOURTH WARD.
Couneil-John A. Minick;
School BodTd-Jonathan Kenney;
Assessor-Jacob Stephens
Delsgdfes-S Sidney Smith, Levi VOL
laston, Thomas Foley, George p Boyer
G.. Lampert. G. NJ. L. McMillen, A. Kin
ninger, VIM. WSmble, Robert CLARK
Peter Finlan.
FIFTH WARD.
Couneil-Ezra Thomas;
School William Patton;
Assessor-Wilham Dayy;
DsIs0atss-sT. l.. Smith, Amos CLARK
II. Elliott, II. Rott, John Stoppelman
DR.. Wood, p. Watson, p. Fogle, Jame'
Sehnebly, Dennis Dwysr.
SIXTH wARD,
No returns received.
ufIU uhH.J Qfaha .afli fei 'ff.r' a-a----s..
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Dayton ana Olnclnnall X. a.


ga N ~ SisAsi-sSisg .s@,sss.
4 N sud ateruecemUer 81, 1sOv. anu mum Iurl,,,
" notice, Passenger ami kiegnl IRAN. wiil I4,,
bhl tONi gong nOith, Ns iOllowa.
y. IA A M through Freight anu A.coiiui,,.lnt.
O.tO WITH Passenger Car attached
lfi.yll A. IA. Mail tram l0r Spriugheld Cottn,t,t,
lOsOV urbaua, beleiOnAinU, Forrest, Ulytie ai,,i
SShVuakyi connecting "A apnnkheld WIN if,n, a.,
liohdon ana ColumDusi aTnVng ia Columbus NJ ssl
nj nj Orbanh Mith triii tor UOluIiibus Ht fof ,it
lfai9 9VA fltisDufgi b. Na) q Chicago Il, a. +,,1
h-li arriving IN Ctestline Nt 0.4b and itt-igirg a.
Aiv M at Clyde with rain cleveland and Ipid
r. H. gong NASH arriving in Cleveland al $40 A. IA
Dunklrk 81 d;SO "a, anu Buffalo at o;3V q M Com
Wcst arriving IN Toledo AZ lx:lU III, Delrult AT o.l6
M chicago ~ 1880 IN, ana sauduRky at o:lO b M
EII n M. Night Express ior aprugnuld Urlanr
O.ll and belieiOLtainc, connecting al forest niti
lldh 9ons kast on itsburg, bt. NGl ne luud Liina,
kOadl arriving Cfestne az t'l6 M, rlttanuru , s. H.
M. cong Wet, with Irain arriving ih g. Wlnu,. H.
W. m anu chicago AZ iV;'V IA, at Cll r WITH irs
on CltNeland Hnu Toledo H. Il. arriving Ia LletelAut
HSpan, Dunl,ifk st 4iuU y ,,nu H,iit,lo al iii n
reaahes sanuushy at 7;4b IA.
r AZ +. n. nuutaYhiU AcyOnlulouatun, ls,,.p.
tsOO Dayton Ou arutAt oi man hon, Z ,Inlin.,
rea'lnng springfield at 500 ptu trttnA at iV.4b u H.
Ho-t lAlor1) at tl.Zd H. bstrivutalue 4 It..i a. b.
ana AuutayiHe at t2.izu Ia.
liohets wa tins Line TO ail yodit- NonA l.st ,,u,,
Wost can be hau 10 tne liOket Oiiir m Inv utut J,
--SAm'L ". hlNG, 1iCket Agent
Nii haio away ps low ai ~ any othoI iuu.,
toi ihlVrlnHIuh relative 60 sulpllug ilulAu ty ma
Noute, Apply AT the COMPANY tfelAt bppo,-~I
uAS9hil agent. a.. kiCls, .,tpr rlif .sf.u,..i
~. q. ULArP, cen. nekut agent mltT
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-27
city Convention ON Friday
RlRhl.

Beckel Hall being engaged for Sstur-
day night. the Democratic City COnven-
ton will be held on Friday evening. in
stead Of Saturday az was intended. ..s
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-27
Illinois Central aaliroau.
dayton, 1enla ana Columbus Raliron
4aal s Il -. a. =.

iil.tsh bGliy Trans East, WA Uoiuintai, t-,,
Il tcketH Ioni Dayton to AZ fl,siCih ,..li,is
iinee pmiy Trains last len,ius ll.,,,.u "a. a. ,
bAst as ioilows; Night hApIess iIoS p. l. ,i.r.us
anu CSlulnbus LAY Express at ilzU,l. ia use. t,.,.
SOP oh1 Nl Aeula ami London. AocUintuudu,,ou f
p ln'' ssois nj All Way stations ustweel dayton m
DolUnlbls.
arriving ~ btj tVn, uigil ca iItsH 0;l6H.u .,.a
nuohtihi $40 "a mi Cuiumbur and CncnuAt
press 0i5a y.
Trans run by Collmbus ume, which 10 m,n,t,. .i,.
Ter linu bsy ton umu
Through tickets e.u be iad tor all i.,ister, t,ies
chIilS "u .. v. hlNG, lie, Ngsul.
,.,, T. W MUODMA.,D, supeuutsnueI,
" NAHh Al, e'eu / AZ y iraytuu, ". uot..
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-27

The Cincinnati Times says the Marietta
Republican, Il Butternut organ, was destroyed
by mob few days sinoe.--Jouyndi
Well, neighbors what have you to say
about il?
The editor OF the, Gazette has had anolber
attack Of iron-clad on The brain. x C9m-
mercidl
The editor of the Commercial - safe
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RalIroaos.
indiana Central d Dayton a Western R.R
Ia @ u :......r.ssE ......sl


ON and after Monday next Trains on the Inc iii-
" Central viii leave the Union Depot, sixth strett.
At 300 IN, O;lt m and $40 pm.
Returning will arrive a. lU:iO m, oslo y NJ, an,
lsi22 m.
The 6;OO am, and 40 ~, express trans NAL
close connections to an points The West aud Suui,
and D;l2 train 10 the shortest and quickest row
to Chicago bnd the NorihWest.
novll II. Q. CAhEY, SUPERINTENDENT
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-27
lialalmore ana ONO Kallroan.
~ 8. ~ .a....l.ss .I,ls.ss....,,,.a

Gssa "a III "a. V y ss-sl5
A hhAI NA1IuNAI. tnO E.--I erunh.i,. nt N ,,. .
~ 'bepn ana baltlihuie on the East, .aid N ,tt h.
ben"ooa ana lt'rkersbrg On the Mest Rt which ma
Nos WIN hahi hiYaus 51oaineisi &C, ior uonl
iiree iFalns laiiy lot ali the liesh,rn Llu,s
NS ms - the only route 10 " tsuugtou lit,.s
ltNNe bAltlniofe IA $50 is4U ana ~. .uu u Hi at,, .
Alu o'iu M uu Suhdays 40 4iU iIr H iu ,,ub
Leave Washington at tuU fi4U Hud u ~ nud 3 S.
AM 7 ~ up othpays Ht JaO ana p IA On).
I"iouSh i"htts tothe Eastern cit!t can ptocut
wa " "7hhstoh Cay a. an uuditlultA charge ui ~.
l'ihc rs HGick ahC are da low 10y Aul utlti lole
lAGu.re ~ ucAats hai IuoTe ,id Uhiu iluilit.
at H'l =" lhe principal hHllloau utures ia the " Wusl
j. n. SULLIVAN, Gen. Htsic.i,Asl
L.. NJ. COLtli Gen. Ticket s}t
"''' oH' - ~ master ol transportation. Aluli
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DaylOn ana MlchIgan RAILROAD.


nN aud after Sunday May 4, iso2, tr,uns Wi.
~ leave Union Depot, sixth street, Tor Toledo i,ul
Nl Intermediate points as follows.
Toledo and Chicago Mail at $50 q IN.
Omcago and Detroit Night Express at S.uU D 10.
mII II. N. sHOhMAKlk, supennlenienl.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-27

from any kind Of brain attack
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-27
kna ssl itSslf Brsaihs.s ssT1 Dl c.n,en

their votes were not recorded, but when it
came TO the House, the minority there we're
resolved that il should not pass without Sc
we're scrutiny, without a thorough inyestiga-
ton, without all the resistance, BY parliamen-
tAry tactics and by speech, to which we had
right 10 resort II Was apnouneed by ths
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-27
Dayton ana Union Railroad

HRK AA M - "a q ~
ChANGh on fiMk
4 \ uud Htter Meuue-uny, January zsth ist2 a,
~ itutue, notice, tfaits viii tun aH follows =
i.#i Leave Dayton at 800 Ia, nnd s.0Gp ~.
.. aunrat tuipn i-,.,l ~ =" ii4u .
khiDhhIkG.
I1 AeaSo Union AZ OflOH IN, aud t.AU nm ....
sd. AnnS M DhytuA-e;tU " '' bnU' =. .I...
lan4s h. q. allMaoR, sup',.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-27

i p r e 9 III
,YEB0 tlHglE SCR sal Yi8flil1g
HON. G. L. VALLANDlGHAM,
DELIVERED BEFORE
TINE UEMoCRkTIc uHIoR ASSOCIATION,

ThsIr Issdqusrtsrs, No. 0aa eroad,vsy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-11

: Also large number OF City Lots. Gorury Residences
Farms &c desirable for Investment occupancy No
changes NEGOTIATED. Parties selng purchas
ing Real Estate are invited to cali upon or address
MckIBBIN. DAY COBB,
u
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
RARx oPPORTUNITY FOR OAPIrALIsrs Q

A RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR CAPITALISTS or
IA persons dssrng Country Residences.
The subscriber offers sale Country Residence re-
laid can be divided into
three disiiant parcels each having
splendd building sites The property OF 500 acres
hne stylish old mansion i'm lawn Of fourteen Ioy
shade trees native and Imported nnumerahe and OF great
variety Garden sassIa designed and stocked with fruits
Sntiagf fronting ou1a line harbor and boa ling aes.
me situation has uneqaaed advantages either private
or LOT speculation, having bold the
Sound mile in extent two beed by creek inlet,
gh SUI by tns main road the lands tracing the rivers
s.pe either way that every building site commands
IN views Oh the Sound and surrounding country Two
fv o. ne sites can have water fronts &C. Is Per.
s..y ntshy water excellent and cir invIgoratnE Dis
s from me city Is miles BY New Haven Railroad bust
can reach the city this place In less time than
IRON Harlem by the avenue Persons desrous Of
song city taxes the and detentions crossing
the rivers will do well this advertisement their early
Ahtii NO estate of equal size within one hundred miles
OF New York combines the diversified advantages and regal
elegance OF this old residence every particular and all Its
sppointmen,s The dista 10 railroad stations
two miles when aChaisworth'' is a station, now
con cnpiaon already built the distance will be
only hall mile. Apply on the premises to
or 10 him. at the Office Of woodruff Co.. 40 Broad street.
Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays, between twelve and
two O'Clock. where map can De seen. -
II not sold by the nth inst will be sold BY James NJ. NIL
Ter. (Ses Auction Notcc.l
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-11

y,op sAIR-THE FRAME BUILT COTTAGE No A,
Prime street Brooklyn few doors from Myrtle ave
nue one and rooms and water: lot
io,eo price a. 400 $3.50 on hond
and mortgage Inquire the premises.
INOR sALE-A FARM or 80 ACRES, IN SUFFOLK
il county, one fourth OF mile from the Long island
Raroad superior so Tor grass and grain loo large
growth OAK chestnut and hickory timber Good building
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sf~ih.ssiua ne nt~fsi pssfsusFs ns,o.ss at.- ass
pTeaisr p>er ~ saass1-Bt ~ fashN-ff = ~
n hfs fhfF btssst~ss snd fnfirF o. w ~
Owe hts 4loa sat eetstr.
t~ta~a "a ssisshrssaf 10 "a - u t<s.i
49,. n. fFsN ~@.ss txit1ny ard Isfqagt i.
rsnty 70 nsgsf sFsfp sna s..Estt rsf,
ssd .Ni sal fy1ftsss handf~i t~t~H. Ib.fs = srrs
II ~. .vsa,.s.sas. 70, dvf.ss p-ffgrnsz-s rs.s-
. - gtsstaf~1 81 40 80 tsclrs -ah tee
.rs,stox~ y; tstswsi, Aires
= ruyyN1UDD, w.. BSsaHr's s4s~W~ W. ross.
Nv LOWELL, Asasfss vafssss sssSs
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nAsto fx.rRpcrtOw rsOy. 0KD q poHsow
ID w. 10 i f~sy to- s,sass issensf n tss woi. rss
go, ,,.r., 10 -blfh ~. pay&gsy ass lv.ivs ks~x.
4. t-ysns sssrsyuds Rags " s.Vtrgf ,s1s ~s,S 90
h..4 IL, Wssslsf sassk
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NIBLOs GARDEN
IN L--see and Manager .......s....y. Wtg Whaau.y
rhERE WILL BE- NO rhkyoaaAs"E T rms
twEspSSEE sFA WEI hyEsisd
or 1.-THE triumnhanll. brilliant enxnermfht OF The
GREET TRAGIC AFFINITY
wA''''f NH sSSGass Of
AA' 'e JEwIsa S Sfs character Of the
In the beautiful 70 mantle play entitled
THR FORsAKEN.
ne has prevailed upon 70 continue her engagement
week beyond the term o. four weeks Tor which his
M Wnea.e has not effected this rceagagemosi without
ancuy and espense arrangements hsi been entered
.4,.., The WONDERFUL REPRESENTATION
tSIhLlIGEST. REFINED AND FASHIONABLE
s' I. assembled IN this city, should not he with
Thursday. Friday Saturday eyenprs will be- presented
the beautiful rAsy, entitled
Tlfy fuRsAKEN.
TRANSACTED from the German Mossntba! especially fer
% Ihc original play has attained classic En
nsriesn To give an unadng popularity
Original Music coEsposed expressly b, Mr. Robert Stspe
SIC Dresses and Appointments by Messrs Phil
LEAH, the il Mfss BArEMAN
and nm unrvai!ed cast embracing the names Mr. J. W.
Mr. Lamb, Mr. q. Andrews, Mr. wilson. Mesiames Chan.
ir9u, skerrru and ne admirable chorus.
iornxnce VIII conclude ., i0 O'Clock. anotns ample tune
for oars. stages, &c
.,1,,, GREAT DEMAND FOR SEATS,
the pubic are Respectfully informed that tho box book IL
open Tor any evening" sp aSsnG 'l sS grr.
In acrOrdAnce with previously male, Mas
Bseman has Kindly Welded hes rishs g the evsan Wed
nesda H. Ia favor OF tho fioa Society which that
night VIII give grand fancy ball
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RRooKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, lsS VII II. i iss'' A'e"'
Encouraged BY the liberal extended to her
former a''". MISS sHss MIMI rs f9a''
respectfully .Aas sRT s ssss &, COMPANY,
NIX. CHARLES wHEArLEIdH
MR. rI1 TAseor 'h M Tk I EEyh|K ps,rsox
MRS ROBERTSON Miss LAvn, s kEK Il TAYLOR
aud others WI, have ns honor Of again appearing on the
1T TSE Et tshsSh! g9 Sa4eh,
By the Oh g." JiFs1 as,9s GoSss
''a We s'',s" a9R a FSs r nI%i makAnAcHE
On Wsa a .sy eve evening teb, u. ion;.
loF' celebrated c0T TsES sr,,i.f M AZ
Dr. l sosse Asen" ossr.. wtssci:s
, NJ. NJ! Hapry rs T.,na
for nii cas-. see bin. Of the day
'''"; CUE FOX 5i GTE assa
MR. W II. BLAZE
win sustain his popular 81 shr 3 S.pi n
supported BY powerful array OF hi,'r,on!c ability
ana ... NEW roa aIs so sHI s SHfss :
when magnificent BIN ., sYr.st'on WIN be offered
rsrque Balcony and pta a.c dsc. % cent.
Secured seats In Psrqu-, and Balcony. cents
ass sas e once r ssn at s. Il; i sr e Tss
m apea 81: r Sssam %saS6 oeloos
GEoRcE cmnisrYs aIssrREls
s % vii h'% a.i S
foFin.nce in several q The aal sesn. elites.
s ssGSK2Si With xHTs :s.E trssaNiAr'i II
xTwAK eSoSss sy f f.S Ys-y February IL and " and
In addition 20 me usual Gceen, and varied programme
ne "uSn'os o' Sisciiik y pss MONKEY
G si 4 Es' eHRisi Ti'', @..@,st ,ocxo
Doors open at curtain rses At PRECISELY.
d S''h %%sD sslI rs ~ Broadway,
CROWDED s. ". DI,'fs Success. OF
M-..!. Reed, Howard. Ss~co,n6 aud Dan Bryant VIII
a n, 10, 20 gas g. ,,.''p Dan BRYANT
ra,s Xiv, f$xIs s$Ss . SsSfI,EF o'
NJ Ds yAn sSsb s,ss ssr sss o.
M ! I, SxaFsTLL sss i:1.s. S s -.
wotnans Rights Lecture INV ". sEwcoxB
NE Ne: !, To az t F5sr time man L1 nsa
Door. ole1 a,es CERTAIN ri.r.mn. rect" A emu.
yVooDs MINSTREL NALL,
opposite ne ST. Nicholas Hotel.
''' ''0''' TiIE GREAT SUCCESS ''''''''' -
achieved by
WOODS MISsTREI.s
In presenting their patrons VIII entertainment faithfully
poftr.siug
THE LIGHTS AND SHADES OF NEGRO LIPE,
combining Wit aud melody.
producing nproatOus fun and screams af laughter
j. the universal them. ~ admiration.
- IN sa r an ed sssans naras me
the Blockade, Panama Railroad Broadway Belle, nars.
smiths jubilee. Bird Huntcrr &c by Eph Horn Charley
For Hclse ses nour Cool white. 4ienfy lockwood Gnn
schweardi 1saac- Brothers, Gafaagui, Hasan, LeiA,
Lewis &c
Doors open 81 ~ O'Clock Ticket. 2set.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-11

WINTER GARDEN
w THIRD MONT
EDWIN BOOTH.
THIS "WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEB n,
- EDWIN BOOTH
win repeat his greA, role OF
HAMLET
To render the performance perfect possible
engagements have been effected In addition 10 the regular
company, with
Mr.. LAURENCE BARRETT
MIR. GEORGE JAMESON,
MISS ADA CIdFTOs,
MIR. 4 WILKINSON,
THURSDAY, FEB. ",
EDWIN BOOTH
viii repeat
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-11

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