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Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-05-19
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ATTENTION.

I HAVE JUST RECEIVED AND open
ed for sale, in one of Mr.. Cranes offices, three
doors above A, S. Colyer's office, d small lot
Spool and FLAX Thread, Pins, Needles, Fine
Combs, Tuck Combs, a few
Bolts OSnaburES,
and n splendid article of VIRGINIA CHEW
ING AND SMOKING TOBACCO, which |
will sell on reasonable profit for cash.
apr. l9-dtf. JAMES HARRIS,
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-05-19
UM daily, gplIetin,
ter
Tuesday Morning, May 18th.
Our Position.

,,. .ytrort, rs We would desire, we
..,' .l,,., n...u,aol
Is. EAST
.,..r..o ar, doubts upon that point.
m .. A,,. r..- many valuable lives, and
,,. d.. ,rfn;,r+ r.,airr star in the dome of
u..., stand. or,uiror. the name of Stone
...r .r..,.,, For the loss of such Il man ten
......,l vanlao, cannot compensate, and any
..,,u,, ..,nrl .a.m dear-bought. But he is
..fit = With God. After q tear to
IT,. n.,,,: lat r. ... .e Mt other matters,
r r. .,,,i..I f. OLA ~n.,ition north Of the
u..,.hn,c,rk He crossed that stream be-
,.' irr frnr,y that me would. with his 49, 600
,,,o dnf.ot Cen Lee. who had only about one
,rf.l .rI-o0oo IfDcoro. aware Of the i'm
mart. g. of a d,f.at or u success, did all he
,,.,l T., ,,r.rothru and assist Hooker, and
g,or.er had more men than he could manage.
r,rrlarn, filled the minds Of the abolition
., .,d l.iro t.I,grglus were published in
..t,r To- nfo,il,tn and n~aralvze the Cooper
n,,de w. have in our possession now a
y..no,, .,o,or which actually published that
ru V,, ,,o, j., Richmond and that the
r.,, yslar.,e c~an't1 WA. exclusively under Fed
,.,i o,o+coI--+bot fine stars md stripes were
o.,.ro r.ro Tbi, will ,raoto a Iaugh in the
,..., ,,.,r ., ~, foreman bnNctins sent
E..h L., yocLoo ogicfe1. This Grand lie
Wy II
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gsy~A flag of truce boat reached City Point
Thursday night, about II o'clock, with 700
prisoners of war, 40 political prisoners, and 10
female prisoners.
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RAGs.-Tho supply of rags being brought in
daily is large, but nothing like as great as we
need. We hope our friends in town and
country will bestir themselves to furnish all
they can.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-05-19

neAp Any person, having a surplus of Con,
federate money and desiring to invest the same
proftably, ought to read the advertisement in
to-day's paper headed " beautiful residence
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nea.. We call the attention of persons wish
ing to purchase a good farm, eligibly located,
to the advertisement of John W. Martin, Jr',
in to-day's issue.
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FRosr.-On Sunday night there was a con-
siderable frost in this section of country, but
not sufficient, we believe, to do any material
damage.
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GOLD WATCH FOR SALE,
WOOL CARDING.

FOR the information Of customers the uD-
dersigned states his prices for cardlng are as
follows: For white, 30 cents per pound for
mixed 45 cents, and he warrants it shah be
well done. Wool mus: be brought in good
order. w. NJ. TAFT,
Upton Mills, near Winchester,
MAY 5-d3m.
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N FOR SALE

SEVERAL SECTIONS OF ARKANSAS
LANDS, within q few hours ride of Memphis,
can be bought very low for Confederate Note'
or Bonds. Enquire at this Office. mho-n
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Office Of Commandant Of ConseripH,

OHICU VI V~UIIIHdIUdHI u NUHoV13P"T
Knoxville, Tenn, May !, 1868
ENROLLING OFFICERS in Tennessee
will proceed at once to enroll, as Conscrlp'''
all Deputy Sheritts in their respective districts
who may be Of conscript age. They VIII be
furnished with descriptive lists, and be directed
to report at the camps Of instruction. those
in Middle Tennessee will report to the COM
magdant Of the camp of instruction at ray
e~tteville, and those in East Tennessee will re-
port to the commandant of the camp Mt Knox,
vile.
E. D. BLAKE, 1t. Col. c. S. A.
l. myl0-10t Commandment Of ConscrlpN'
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TO The Yankees are said to be
~evacuating all Northwestern Virginia,
The kingdom Of Pierpcnt
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BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE
IN WINCHESTER, TENN,
FOR A
CONFEDERATE NOTES

IT is a NEW BUILDING, CONVENT
emit to the Mary Sharp College, has five we'll
plastered rooms, besides a cook room and a
dining room. There is one of the finest OF
gardens attached to it, besides stables, kitchens,
and all necessary out-h. uses. Also, asplendid
cistern. Will be sold for cash, at a low price.
Apply to W. j. SLATER, Bulletin Office.
Mlyl9-dtf.
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Legislature.

LegISIdIuTe'
The friends of JAS. X SHOOK feel author
lied to announce his name as q candidate to
represent Franklin county in the lower branch
Of me mex. Legislature. myl6-2aw,td
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Arrived.

Steamship Corsica (Trl lie Messurer. Havana Nov n,
end Nss,au sd md.e and pass to l.. Cunart nov. a. 81
Barneks,, passed ship Erner-lj bOund Norm.
Steamship Chesapeake, Johnson Portland r-e ana -
10 II. Is. Cromwell L 90.
steam-r Anthracite Jones Philadelphia mdss, &c to Lopa
Kirkpatrick.
steamer Falcon. Jones. Providence. mdse.. kc TO u
Steamer Louiss Moore o. 3. transport, Winters New
bern Y. c. Nov - via Ha.teru Inlet passenger to u
Qusliermsfer. The brs Lizzie Kelly W.. ashore on ~
Ship Mary l.. Sutton, Mchngni, san Francisco .. dsye
uadse. W. q. Coleman Co. Crossed the equator nov
Nov o. lat - 90 lon 60 so passed Peruvian snip bourl
Norh, showin ing Nos. eo3l, 81 dist. pend
snip H. Prsndelo lia firaneelo, hessina {. Is, aae
3 days from Gib altar mise and TO James Robin,e3
big Milo lo Glasgow, smith Shields % dy coal to 20
iniston Bros. -.
Zig LIN, iof Haroor Island Wses) Jones. Malaga Oct 10
via arraltsr 30 days fruit and lead to Geo. r. Buhay
brig }. Sherwood, Smith NewOresrs IL days, cotton 70
Murray Nephew. . ..
Brig Ie.doe (Br, OF HatA-) Davidson, Derlsrsa NOV ~
sugar 20 j. LesyeTolt Co.
schr Ned Sumpter Thofnlikr. Rockland
Sehr. Mary Brewer of EooklAnd cod Bedecas, r. T. Z
Is lays via Newport, H. J., cats 10 K p buck Co.
scfr Massacha.e,ts, Miller Rockland. lime.
schr NJ h. Prce Chase Bangor ~ days, lumber to u
Buck Co. -
Schr. sophia n. Jnnieson Higgins, Rockland, lino.
Schr. Delaware, Bennett, Rocki,nd days, ine.
Scar. Ii. K. Dua,on, sherman, Providence
sclY iiary Lsngdon, Wicher Rockland, lime.
schr. Aes. Field, Philips New. london
Schr. J. b. Allsa, Case, Bridgeport.
schr. Isabel, Tso og, hondout FOX Pswtuckss
scls. Amelis. besbe, Providence: .
schr. A. c. Reeves. Young Phuade phia for Norwich.
Sohr. Senes9. PAinnsy, Eli1AbetLpoTt for Warehem.
Selr. Lydl- Slower, oeehel Bangor ~ days iumoes
simpson Clsrp.
seAr Fairdesler - Ellsworth II days, lumber to Godtss
schr. Fanny Maria, -, FAN River, bala'.
WIND-sVnset, 5. W.
BELow-Two brisa
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E,osset,ycrS Arrived.

IN steamship CofscQ, from HlrGnd and Nossdu-0.
Phillip W Tomey Csmpos Mrs DE Ssules and dsushr
ters Z. Ainss A. z. Thompson s. Canuehc h. r Gage w.
Wilson, o. +. Abbot W. L. PoGlson, J. knight, Ssdal Lar
II Isbsl Mschado, Gutierrez Cooper Fisher Capt r. Web
Der. ha.eeek MeLsTea johnson bovine, Jas Porter.
Capt PBchon. John McCsrtney J. Crosby j. d. stewart,
Roberts, TGnnsrLi, Mis- cn,n Miss Bioum, T. wylds,
hilngton, Hone, Creighton. Ireland, Brown, Mckenra
mas shilk b.geiow i,ss Harper; w. T. Tunnel biyS
A Tulaek, rho Aidd T. H. Weech, j. Do Joash, y. Aus-
tin RIM. Adams, j. 7. johnson, }. Barwek, 9. NJ. Young
A. Lsnz Capt. James NcksIson, West James Harris WoH
NJ Flag, Emanuel John Stephen A. Sasdo, iness end -
deck passengers. Totsi, liz
Il. sseamsr Louisa Moore from Necbern-Mrs. L. NJ Fay
Child. :. 81 hrsuse vile and Children, Mrs Break,
Ohm Halpn, John Watson A. p. Pennington Chas Drum
nond Francis Cuddy Mrs. Snowy. r.. ning Prvze "sAh.
In orig iiaides, from Demaya'a-Eev. }. fauareAL
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of November, IN the years Indicated:
c.,y,rr,v RspoRrEp TIE " Y. TsIbrys
A.. 2 .fal


ASHES or. In limited iensnd ard, notwithstanding larger
,rrvss prices prs onchanscd .ie Of io. ~ Osdso Io
peats are quiet at - DIT. 80,
COqIOSThers been few small sales today, blt the
market closes very dull and entirely nominal holders refusing
TO name q price. ., 8,
EF2No sales of any description reporedtodsy.
The uaLet Ia no.inaiy unchanged, bus prces favor Tue
buyer. 90. -.
fLOUR AND MEAf,-Thc market for Western and State
Flour il u.etfo cd and prices lUs2c. boL lower on e
Medium aui low grades. under thc decline N gold and
change and LIBERAL arrivals. The pesson mostly notice
abs on common state brands and only EodrAto inquiry ID
even At tie Trade rrnd not plenty
and are oniet out The sales sou Dss at 10 SO 80
FOR supefr Stats 500 70 rs for Etfs d.; ~ ~ 10
Tor Fancy l; sra 3 - .or the low ggsccs y ENa West
ems 81 0a ~ ~ ior shipping Do Ts39 80 ~ 10. Trade
ana Fanily d. AID >! 900 sil 20 of st. louis hx'FAs
,ouy Price Tor choice fancy qaAHes Canadian eur
.ar and "a n.iod request s.e u $50 bhls a, 30 2Dd
81 ~ Tor he low gr4de q Extra AID ~ 500 1925 for ado
md family bral.ds Southern four heavy and Inactive
sales OF 80 bis at 81 6aa ~ 10 for common fair
baltimore snu Country brands aud ~ ia lO - Tor Trade
and Fcmy do Rye Flour steady and moderate reqaes
sales W le bbs IS fjdf7 for tine and superiue qualities
Corn Mea Dull but is and hrm at - Tor jersey and
81 5Oa SO Tor Brand wne. EucAwAeas Flour "a rather
suiet al IS asa so 37t A. 100 ID.
fGRAINIhs Wheat market Is languid depressed and M.
owing 10 tho violent decline in gold snd exc sud
aya aud Ia osteI " sasct sales hoie-s AA'e pesS
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SIzIpPING INTELLIGENCE.
PqAT OF NEw-YoRK...... Nov II


s..sr-r--Bsl,,rncrc, Lewis Washington, }. Hand
sa.pSt Gbsdss Higgins, San fr.ncscp. X. N. Cooley.
baif-Eza Bsrss lBrl iEiti Bermuda Tacis Lishk
bourne.
Dng-B L. Swan, Rice Barbados, D. Trowbidsc
Sshoonen-Go den Rule Cathcart Washington, Van Brm6
sis-h.; Robert r. Parker smith Port Roys W. Hgbes
Smith; d. Davidson, Ketchun Fortress Monroe an Bian
saght; George Edgar, Bennett. SoTwas; Henrietta,
Miner Hartford H. s. RACKET Son; Astrea. McFadden.
Pembroke jed Frye Co.. p \. Brady, Mott, BALTIMORE
Ella Aunon Ross ChilcoteagUe A. hsyens john Rogegs
Taylor, Baltimore. Nsn brunt slasht Emma orb No
CURE, st. stephen, \. b., g. 30 rdmaL
Sloops-Les ingon Raynor New-Hsyen, II. s. Racket Z
Son; froofiass Hslock Bridgeport, do. Amanda, Hen4
ric son, lndia AZ River.
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Disasters, orc.

ST. IEoNAs, Nov. y IBSJ
The British srhr r. Ne Wolf from NewYorx for Lasusyrss
IA. pu in hero for repls On the fourth Gay out prun9
e al and laniast heavy gale and the sixth
be licking The cargo viii have 10 be- discharged and
the vessel have ulAsts. q, -
Turks Island Nov IN. 1864
The Arnesicsn brig Breeze English, from ST. Martins "a
nst with salt for Philadelphia wIssxed the 9Th
inst on tie east point Of las, Cicos
,By letter TO E.wood Water esq, SEQ OF urderwraI
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DEPARTURE OF THE RussIASs.--The Russian
frifate Oslaba Gag sMp) Capt. Dog,akof, and tho
gunboets Almos, Capt. Selenoy. Isoumroud. and the
Ishorst got under weigh from their anchorage in the
North River this morning at O'clock and proceeded
to sea their way to Fortress Monroe, where they viii
p,ss The Winter.
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AmustWenis.

pARNUMs AMERICAN MUSECAN.
ID SATURDAY. NOV ~ 1863 ,
r SEAN aF H2PAT MITR4eIiQNs gq2TSTNpnhp
THREE ENORNOUs GIANTS.
COL HOUiH GOSHEN,
Il II f. A ARABIAN GIANT.
THE ARABIAN GIANT.
'f EGaT f f hSH 4S6 wfGas m POUNDS
One of the mos, splendid men ever seen.
ANNA SWAN
GIANT GIRL.
GIANT GIRL,
seventeen yesI, Gd Tfgns go pound; Pound; end S s.nd'
EIGHT FEET ONE INCH HlGH!
and s srowinc-th- tallest girl knowa In fact her
COLOSSAL PROPORTIONS such t.e, skc really
BELONG TO ANOTHER RACE OF BEINGS.
STUPENDOUS TOWER OF HUMAN FLESH
sver upon earth. The
GIANT BOY,
., GIANT BOY.
only 10 years ''' ' EIGHT FEET HIGH.
In contrast with these tall wonders may be seen
THE LILIPUTIAN KING.
THE LILIPUTIAN KING.
IA YEARS OLD, ONLY u INCHES HI6A
WEIGHS But OF II POUNDS.
NEVER WAS SUCH a CONTRAST
u ' SPLES ssf S' b 'e PERFORMANCES
EVERY AFTERNOON at 2 o,eloek and ,,r,o
at each of which viii b. produced
THE MAGNIFICENT DRAMA
TIE SHADE;
Or
TnR BOND DEATH
in which win DO introduced
THE GREAT GHOSTAL SPECTEh
Also, the Admired Musical Comediette,
THE ROUGH DIAMOND,
in which NJ. ard Mrs. WILLIAM GObERSAL spps1 Ia
the leading Characters
Mis- DORA DAWRON,
THE DOUBLE-NOlCED SINGER,
also appears in svoriie donbe- voiced duet.
The WONDERFUL ALDlNO FAMILY.
Three splendid Groups Of
MOVlSG WAX FIGURES,
rcproscuiins the
pYING SCENE 0Y A SPANISH CHIErTAIN
THE MAID OF SARAGOSSA,
KING CHARLES THE SECOND
and
NELL GWYNNE.
TROPICAL COLOKED FISH,
THE LIVING MONSTER PYTHON
THE GREAT DRAGON OF TIE EAST,
AUrOMATOy WRITER,
The GRAND AouARIA, Leaned seal, ses Lion, Monster
Bear. Living Anacondas Wax Figures, &C.
Admission, rs cents Children under ton Is cents.
POSITIVELY NO FREE LIST
NO MORE DSkQHEADS! POSITIVELY NO FREE
ADMISSION U{TGk ANY PREIENSE.
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Relia,ons Notices.

Aianscu NJ. r.. Church tNorfolk st. nesr Grind =
Preaching By the Pastor the Rev N.Y. sEAhLhS. 1henhs
SABBATH at Iet O'Clock Revival Sermon at p H.
seats free.
Church of the Puriiaus.-Prescling IN the MORN
ING IN the Church Of the Puriiens " the rev VI
CHEEvER at lof aud IL tRe EVENING tt
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.2ls,Oo Decio7 .23oo Doc. .6J5llo ooo
By reducing tie wheat TO hOlr. tie quantity Of tho
ai er LEI, tide-water this year. compsrci with the
corresponding period Inst year aows aGedeiency equal
10 . sos. 100 bids. -four.
Tie following comparative table shows tho quantity
Of Of the principal articles q produce left at tide
water from the Increment Of navigation. to and
inolulng tho 22l u Noyemher IN Die years indclted
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Sailed.

Nov, s-ships--Orpheus (Brem Revere Ewcod Watse
Barksfhsodore Or, Stella lLrenAh o~ie.e 'D' L0ass
(DIl
sehoonersE. Pratt, AMMO Mssce hound lbr' enafiss
Peu.stt Mario (r-.l
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sfrSIATvER ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sgn-Riscs. 7:C5 Sets..... 1879 doon-Rses.. ID
WATER THIS
Sandy Hook. 6J6 GOV. Isand.. TAO Hell 6ste..... o;2
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BORT il)aroenS' Notite.
STATE OF NEw-Yoax, 4
Po-r-WAKDrAs' OFFICE, No. l14 Wal'-st. Z

Po-rWAKDrAs' OFFICE, No. l14 Wali-st
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
econ4 Of the April H. 1851 entitled An Act
R,oranize the Wardsns Once Of tue Por o. New York.
MI persons interested in having charge Of the subecI
natter OF such inquiry examination survey tha. the fol-
loving vessels under examination by the PortWar
dens A. that tbs sgu surveys examinations will be
pei.d within days next succeeding this notice board
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Our bankers sill importing greenoacks from Newly
snd In Ike the interior bankers ere drawing from ti
einns Ihs rssul ~ sappy heTs ia hardly sn' 4ne
the balances nigh. being lower than they week ago
s there 10 enough currency TO meet The wants Of
Ia other words tho supply IL equal 20 the dsmand
esvir, bu; c rplus for Investment n o1tds opefatiani
The Mercantile densnd for loans oieife cr the Season,
but from Government eonrctos is ierste srd raics
Of inorc Inn al gd3 = cent - between bankers and
their regular customers AMI s outside The market con
10 be over supplied with exchange and ste- duh at
}d0 die. buying, sud par selling Ia many cases today
bAnkors chccks sod at t4oc od Gold opened a. 5lD5z
prem buying but osed GI6er The from New or< at
80 pspcr unchanged We quote orders II
a., die. ard vouchers : d4 dis
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Der. $3.50 Dec.3752Oc Dec .9'oloo Dec..7l 100
The aggregate quantity Of the same articles ef. at
lido from tho commencement OF navigation to the
I'D instant inclusive. during the years Isc2 and
lsL yes a follows.
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Gmrsemcnts.

ETAY AMBUHGH 6 cos
MAMN0Tg MENAGEpIE.
GREE MORAL EXHIBITION
ASD
EGfpT'AN CARAVAN
rpYf49 FROST MANAGER
Nos. 80 and 81 BROADWAY
Botwe1i Prince aud Sp-ingssE
NOW OPEN.
Admission 20 Oil parts o, th4 house, IS cents.
9. haf rrce. Doorl open lsoia 10 ma 70 10 p N Per
} s~,se.s a. Ii a. d.. and "a p. L.
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WINTER GARDEN.

w in En- uAhDEN.
Of lie ses. Irish Legendary iy' drama Of
KATHLET'N MAvOURNEEN,
pronounced BY both press anu public
Speaking the performance Of this piece The lA Amer
Nh forencs acting throughout the piece sush as TO
elicit the universal p,ac Of tae yr best d.insis sIs. n
In the fr wer. pesds viii Kathleen of hs love be
sngaaIy earnest IN his mAnnsr and y should indeed be
u that could remain ulmovcd by the touching ea
lender way which no tells her Of bis love Very different
rom this bn equally good in Il; way . hs wd nIs.y ana
makes end to the three villains The effect Of Ri. .cns u
this scene is positively ess,IieA and ssan N me
puts much pAthos into e part that few II any oil tn. sn
sncs have dry ~ G ihs "a, , s%s, PER-" Been o.
.bly good but hi, Occasion there wa. an sr,i'e fn
to it that Ts sy1 h 3 5on tas sH ever did
The FLoRLNCEs have reason 70 be proud Of the suese
few weeks new lri;h drama, entitled KATHLEEN NJ
NOURNEEN" has been performed TO large audiences MI
FLORENCE has always been admired a; c0med di, u
the pathetic portions Of bis PAT with paho. aud feen
We had not given him credit for Mrs FLoRtNSL sPpsa,'
each evening in which she /. nmitsbe The FLOR
ENCES we understand, have other novelties in pepsr alton
Really tho fortunes Of the Winter ouden are m the a.
in addition to KATHLEEN MAvoURNEEN. VIII be pre-
'' FOR THIS NIGHT
MERRIMENT AND DELIGHT
SONG.
The pro,oan play q -
aud the roaring farce Of
TIE RETURNED VOLUNTEER,
in which those charming young artists,
Mr. and Mfs. w. J. FLORESCH,
will epyer supported by the full strength Of the company
The public respectfully informed that III con Psnee
with promise produce constant succession oil sovee
tho great Irish oraHa Of o..,.,,
KATHLEEN NAvoURNEEN
can oniy be presented TONIGHT.
On MONDAY viii be produced, with
NEW SCENERY AND PROPERTIES,
drama OF Interest. by Tom TeyoI which las
London the sdnsIy suecess having Already com
p.eied rur Of two hundred nights entitled
THE TICKET OF LEAVE.
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The statement Of the present week compared with
the preceding shows decrease OF s6 334 ia the item
Of loans and discounts s0 e9e In deposits STA 533 in
specie. and slsl 23i in circulation.
TIE Cincinnati Gazette of Tuesday, SAYS:
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Tne Aihrnnurl CnIlccfion of U,n,nn mud N nncs

for churcA anu sunday schools, IL NOW READY
10 contains 81, pages and nearly 100 Hymns aud Tunes, sach
Rest for the Weary" Shining Shore" Eden Above
"shaI We Know Each Other There" &c. among tie new
and beautiful pieces would name Dare ~ ht"
Faint, rot Weary Pi gm,' Come Me- Lion o. Ju
dab" Shall We Meet Reyond To. River" "Ioro Give No
FGith" There ID Land Of Love" "oh, Us Gofiousi
''Wel Widt l Jesgs Comes" 4" y Few Mcrs isars -ra
Rol" Sabbath Bells Chius On Over the AiVt." shall
Wi,h The Lord" &C. Pce, bound IS eont4 81 p,I DOZEN
tt5 per leo Cloth bound ossed gilt IS ceE.s ~ 70.
dozen; 665 per 100. Postage, 10 cent? each.
HORACE WATERS, 70. l)i Broadway.
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4 CADEMY OF MUSIC.
~ GERMAN OPERA.
he urdergned bss TO inform Subscribers aud the pic
IEGy that the next season 81 tie German Opera will posi-
'.y commerce On WEDNESDAY,, Dec. 2. Books fer new
|sssrpons open til Monday, Nov. 80 at The Music
tefs Vi
hESSRs BEER & scHIRNER,
1, NJ. s0l Broadway.
'een ococh IT. TO y H.. for OF either ~ "a
sts tue option q subscrbers the prce Of the sub
knpou will be either 2 50 payable IN advance. Sub
oers are entitled 10 reserved r.. each ticket which
E now be selected at the shove store bat have the privilege
1ag mary Of their tickets .oi evening a. they may
The tickets received mpi Be exchanged for the res
rerved seat se.. before II O'Clock poon tho Day pre-
10, 10 the performance With the opening oi the season Tie
Mar price viii be : 50 for reserved seat
WEDNESDAY Dec. ?, opening Il tie season,
=, STRADkLLA,
's'and Open In three act. by vlotow. .
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HOPE CHAPEL, No. 7l9 BROADWAY
Al Every NIGHT.
THE NEW SENSATION OF THE DAY.
THE MAMMOTH sTEkEOsCOPTICON
MIRROR OF THE UNIVERSE.

us splendid entertainment which nightly t.tIset!ng
si' 81 best citizens nabes the visitor 20 the
sOCR W THF WORLD Ia fancy without the risk and O..
Poe q actual travel Tho mos, beautiful scenery, architect
rc rs1ary Of ell lands and ages presented In series
~ b views taken By that creates, Of artists the SUM-
tiosn upon canvas nea ing 60 square feet Tor Is feet
tfs In view and lu mated to the brilisncy Of noon
~ BY the mo.t poy eriui light known to Science.
I-NGhT by special request tie bet .tiiu spectral Ilu
|tn c! La DANE BLANCHE-"Tns Waite Ltdy'-wiD
|krpe.ed.
Does open al g. Tours begin al u ?.
lfkets Is cents Children Is cents.
band Msiinees for Ea1nihes every WEDNESDAY end
|hIJRDAY. at p II. H. u. McKEON, Manager.
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At the 20fh.st. Universal;st Church, be,ween tsh
and TIN the Rev. O. kRODkS Breaches TO MORROW
MORNING at IA o'clock EVENING. 2, \ the Rev.
J.. j. FLETCHER p-eaches Subject; Uuvs.saism in is
Relations to the Scionce OF the Age Strangers always
welcomed
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GRAND LITERARY ENTERTAINMENT al
W Hope Chapel THIS saturday. EVENING, nov -
BY WILLIAM ROSS WALLACE and HUGH +. MeDEh-
MOTT Tho gina and immortal poem, The Irish Brigade
D, the latter gentleman will be given Doors open
pence alta Abundance 80 cents
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VIE PRIVATE GALLERY of MODERN

Il PICTURES belonging to
JOHN WOLF esq.,
is NOW on EXHIBITION At the DUSSELDORF { AL
LERY Nc $50 Broadway, for the benefit Of tho WOANS
HOSPITAL And CHILDs NURSERY Ths collec.on
taius choice original Oil Paintings and Dran
by the NOS, distinguished Of the Eagh, French
jermsn, Flemish aud American schools
Admission y cents. Season Tickets @l Openfom n M
to 10 p.n