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, 1864-11-26

puttAAAxoN1c.-The second concert Of the pre-
sent season, by the Philharmonic Society, will BE-
given on Tuesday next, Nov 9th. The following
il The programme:
Gade's symphony In c minor.
Air. Roesinf. By Mrs.: Hattie Brown Miller.
osertofs freno1a, Weber. &
GRIND Solo for trombone, With orchestral accom-
paniment, composed by Ba1atka, by Mr. Braun-
The abore programme Is most excellent one,
and in the manner in which It will be rendered,
will well repay the listener. We arc glad 70 Be
OF the Society; It's efforts to develop love for the
higher domain Of uus1cal aft.' are worthy OF all
praise.
SOLDIERS HoNE.-The regular weekly meeting
OF The Board Of managers of the Soldiers Home
~ps held yosterday afternoon, In the rooms Of the
Young Mems Christian Association, the President
T. B. Bryan, in the chair. Mrs. ShAcldord acting
rs Secretary.
The Committee on The Restreported that during
ths week $40 men Ind been furnished with ',s's
TIC Committee on the Home reported the death
Of one man during the past week The Homo was
Sided on Thanksgiving Day, which was done full
Justice to. The great lack Just now WIS for crock
erS Or It's equivalent in tin ware for the table, The
Contributions were reported rs follows: Young
nenn tsnes IN Eost Atkinson wis. $3.50; sale ofenan-
nots. E.n; Morris II. Merriam, of Rochester, N.
+. 6l@. as q Thanksgiving contribution to the
The following committees were snpo,nted: For
Ra4t-Mrs' Gushing, Mrs BlAin, MIS-. Fujlet,
.. Wheeler. For the Home-Mrs. Hoamer, Mis-.
Tie purchasc Of the lot adjoining the Home nj
aivicw ysas reported " the President. and hia
sesn snaGEssdf 5ss d 9} }St s9s Ro51s bosra; {crs
xerH vyho4lAd 70 munihcently cOnff1hnfed n ~.
, 1864-11-26

TuASks-Captain Koyats, commanding 1o7th
Company, ID Battalion, z. Z. Corps, has addressed
treatment ut thr Dcs Noines Eye and Ear Hospi-
tai, nssuriue them thst their generous efforts will
ever bc held In grateful remembrance by the
wounded and crippled soldier.
, 1864-11-26

AssAr17s.-On Thursday afternoon, nan nam
cd John Stevens got Into IN altercation with
Henry Lot, at Louie Pattie's saloon, on North
Clark street. In the course Of the sftay he struck
NJ. Loft over the head with heavy lamp. inlet
Ing very severe injuries. Stevens was arrested,
and IN tho Police Court yesterday. held 10 lallIn
f.e sum Of f4o0 10 appear for examination on
, 1864-11-26

Observation-Disclosures F. B. Rittenhauu has
bccn assigned to duty as Assistant commiasa1y Of
Muster in this city. Ills Office Is room No. Is
Fullerton Elock.
, 1864-11-26

LAKE SHORE AND n. S. r. r. LsE.-Mr. Il W.
Carr has recently been appointed Western Passea.
gcr and Freight Agent Of the Lake Shore and
Michigan Southern Railroad Line, and Is autho-
ments f6I the transportation Of passengers and
merchandise between Chicago and Erie or Buffalo
Mr. Carr has takcn the Office No. 81 Clark street
and Is prepared to see his friends md the public
uEon matters connected with this agency Els n
clitics and his Eastern connections nre such that
he will be able TO give unusual dispatch to all bnsI
we'll recommended, and the interests Of the line
and Its patrons will be e1ceilcntly well serycd at
his hnnus.
, 1864-11-26

Acc1pEHr AT C1ARK STREET Bn1pGE-Las st eve
ming the propeller A'Mohawk'' run into Clark
street bridge and caused some little injury to the
structure. At the time Of the accident horse md
ssng0n were just passing of the bridge. The
shock Of the collision threw the horse into the
river. Two persons who were IN the Wagon
1eayed out and escaped. At a late hour the horse
Nns rescued alive but considerably Injured.
, 1864-11-26

SAEnA1H EVENING MEEr1Nc.-We understand
1ha: the Christian Commission is making arrange
1ncnts for great meeting at Bryan Ball, on Sab
bath evening. General Fisk, Of No., Chaplain
McCabe, who has inst returned from the army Of
the Potomac, and others, will address the meeting.
Further notice Of the meeting will be given In
the papers.
, 1864-11-26

TuAsxs,-A squad Of soldiers called at the Tn.
,,.,s1 Office Late on Friday night and desired nj, in
ttctr behnlto thank the ladies Of Chicago for the
1smn Douglas on 17auEsgiy1ng day.
, 1864-11-26

w ANTED-A few responsible
vv Agents {nas1e or fsmale) to engage IN the sale
Blezatalt's Sunshine and shadow Choice Territory
at rs store Sfs. c. GRIGts i E6., Lake street.
, 1864-11-26
UlnateD=@a 4e1ltS.

WANTED-Agents, male or fe.
w male, In this city. and every town and county,
70 saay9as ~ r. re- both Sos1uEaS and sor5u1Kx alsgo
ready. and be delivered Also. many 9th
er popular work.. for ladies' Address. with stAmp,
Chicago. pos2WIpl-5t
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-27
@eniral.
How to Keep in Good Health
ANR It4
WHAT IS THR CAUSE OF DISEASE


FIlHE primary cause of every disease that nOsh s
Il heir TO IL impurity OF the blood. The blood be-
comes impure from many causes. Impure AR or
change OF weather, unwhOeBome food and exposure
among the principal causes OF impunty OF the
blood The symptoms are gddiness, headache, con-
ns Sd thoughts, eyes dull Bnd heavy droWsnesa,
stipaton Of the boWsH, bad taste in the mouth, foul
tongue liver complaints, pains in the back and legs.
OF appetite sleepless Aights, cole, cramp, pain
aud ghtness Of the chest heartburn gOut ana Tkeu
mAtisn puKing and purging ehills aud ievers more
or less accompanying these, and long traA OF troub-
esome and dangerous affections all of which may be
prevented ana cured BY taking few doses Of 1T.
STRiCKLAHD'S VEGETABLE PURIFYING ANTI
BILIOUS PILLS They Will purity the blood and put
the stomach, bowels and liver healthy condition.
They are particularly suitable for chronic and nervous
diseHseS. Every anily aud every soldier should
keep supply OF these Pills, as many diseases Db-
waited by tueir use. They are mild and safe medi
cine, and ean he taken az any time without danger Of
taking cold
Sold by all druggists, sent TO any part receipt
Of twenty five cents and stamped envelope, address,
ed Dr. STRICKLAND, east Foarth street, oncinns
Ii, ohio.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-27
Drrss and Csloak I4aaktnQ.
WynkOOp's Iceland PectOral

WsAasesoi the throat sst and pulmonary oresns
40 ever prevalent, usidiohs and dangerous. The
properties of medicine to alleviate cure aud uproot
those complaints, must be expectorant anOdyne and
nvgorating looseniug the mueus Of the throst, aud
nparting tone 10 tho entire system No discovery 10
medical science over mastered this Glaze Of disesses
like Ur. Wynkoop's Iceland Pectolal. uisused with
The most astonishing results in all cases Of broncht
influenza, whoopng cough, diptheria or putrid sore
throat, asthma crphP, coughs, colds, nervous rrlts-
hility, &c.
The Rev j. j. Potter certihes that, II have used DIT
Wynkoops Pectora for several years, myself and IN
my family, for severe pulmonary complaints, and
have recommended It 20 many others. and have never
seen IT, equal" Rev.. J. Potter, Brooklyn n. Y.
aHnadreds and thousands Of Important testlmoni-
als conld be produced, showing ts remarkable curcs
and that itnever calls.
II il composed Of pure Iceland Moss Balm Of OH.
ead Peruvian Basam, EiecRmpane, Comireyf Bur
Dock and other Invaluable expectsrant ard tonic in
gTodients. 10 harmless, prompt and lasting. IN
FaldsRnd sufferers cannot afford 10 neglect trial,
Every family shoud have u. u Ia remarkable tor
Group. Fun descriptions, recommendation and di
ections accompany each bottle.
Sold in Dayton by " W. Stewart and all principal
druggists,
Prepared by DR.. R D. wyukOop, and sold by D. 5.
sarnes . Co., New York. se2sdiy
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-27
COUGH NO MORE.
TRY sTRIcRLAND's MELIHFLU0Us COUGH
BALISAM.

Thls 10 the hest and cheapest remedy for Coughs,
Colds, HOarseness, Asthha, Nhsoping Cough, and
Consumption. Everybody who has tired this excel
lent Balsem enthusiastically recommend 10. Mrs.
Mitchell, Barr street, CHGinnat, says she has been a
notto be able 10 walk up stairs. she tosk enc bottle
Of this BasaM, and has been better since, and
advises all wnO nave Coughs, Colds aud Asthma 10
try this valuable Cough Balsam. Fifty ceuts per bot
te. Sold by all druggists, and manufactured at No. 9
east Fourth street, Cincinnati
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-27
plantation l3ittrrs.
PLANTATION BITTERS

kSE EkNTATION BITTERS
Which are now recommended by the highest medical
ana warranted to produce immediate
beneficial effect Tney0re Exceedingly agreeable per
leoty pure and must supercode all other toncs where
a healthy, gentle snmplant s required
They purify, strengthen and invgorate;
Thoy create ssestthy appetitA;
They are an Anlidote to change OF water and diet;
They overcome eloets OF dissipation and late hours
They strengthen the system and enyen the mind;
They prevent miaAmatc and intermittent levers;
They purify the breath and acdity OF the stomach;
They cure dyspepsia and cOnsnpatio
They cure diRrrhea, cholera and cholera moTbusi
They cure liver complaint and nervous hesdacne;
They make the weak strong, the languid brilliant
and tre exhausted natures great restorer They
composed OF the celebrated oslisaya bark, winter
green, sassafras raots and herbs all Preservcdinper
ieetly pure st. Croiz rum
"'' have given the Plantation Bitters to hund.
reds Of disabled soldiers with the most astonsh
ing eject ss't Hfhti 4. CIV ANDREWS,
Supf Soldiers Home, Cincinnati"
{" L The Plantation Btters have cured me Of liver
complaint of which laid up PROSTATE, and had
H.B. KINGSLEY, Cleveland, OHIO"
90 owe much to you for verify believe the
Plantation Bitters have saved my lfo
Rev W. II. wA6GoNER, Madrid, N. Y"
60" Thou wilt send me two bottles more Of thy
Plantation Btters. My wife has been greatly benefit.
ted by their use. Thy friend,
ASA oURRIN, Philadelphia, Pa"
"a have been great sufferer from dyspepsia
and mad 10 abandon preaching. The Plantation
itterB have cured me.
Rev J. S. CATHORN, Rochester, N. Y"
"a Send us twenty-four dozen more OF youl
Pisplahon eiast4, Che popularity 9f whion are dpl5
Increasing with the guests Of our house.
SYKES, CHADWICK 4 CO., /
Proprietors Wizards Hotel, Washington Il. o."
Such are ona in thousands Of certificates daily re
ceived. They are immensely beneficial to weak per
sons and delicate females.
Be cautious OF e-filed bottles. See our signatur
on tine steel plate label. They not sold by lh'
gauop They are only sold IN our patent log cabir
bottles by respectable DRUGGISTS groeers, hotelA, sR
looms steamboats, and country stores.
P. II. DRAKE 4 co,
e22daWsm .O9 Broadway, n. Y.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-27
Aiherp StabIe.
JAMES OATHOANp's nn
LlV RY TAB LIE,

A Price Dhle's ol stand, Jeffsrson street. imme.
N diaiely opposite the market where may be had
at All hes Che best of harness horses, buggeA car.
rages, 40. li va s- l. LinN r.tf IiuHl
reasonable tsrtha. huIodam
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-27
1MsURAMCE /

YOung men luBt starting In business, whose chief
capital Is their energy and integrity should1nsnre their
Nyes the amount Of halt then IA ahlities. such an
itora, Would usRy increase iholr confidence IN tefn
ID would show hathey did not wish 70 leave their best
friends exposed 60 any and tho
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-27
EE lQUaJJAV Il %
LOOKS THE DANGER IN THE FACE

That ne may grapple with 10; man, that be
may study ia nature aud pate It's threatening The
Of peanon are Ht hsnd, of easy aeeeas " all
tis -
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-27
BE SAFE FROM THE pANes OF wANr'

Would these ehldren nave comioftaee nome, anu
dpnt of tha sald shaunea si tns wsrldt MeQd llls
aged and feeble parent DO provided lori Moeia my
asIate pay aay dessl Would there he no -aefihee Of
propefty BY tsrssd sales si adnlu.srator 10 meet
he demands OF arsd 6rs-saeA lnie when the market
Hon ss ann answer thase question their sstisac-
toni They iaar To ask them, and chsush ttH neiiei
that they have ion gleh4e on hter ums hota l"o
ish and cowaroty. The brave man
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-27
ANNUAL EM.IUM

Mahtfairy be regarded az the tribute Yhleh 40 np-
right heart pays AZ fhe shrine Of Jushce.
JOHN II. BTOPPELMAH,
auI0 Agent Tor Dayton and vicinity
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-27
tnsurattrf
RuekeIc MuLnal Insnranee Do.

Buckeye Mutual Insurance. TO.
osIRE A-TtD NEARrEJ IA
fAPT RLAND AssETso....
NO SORIP DIVGD EN- ID S
Profits Divided Ia Cash Among Stock and
Policy HOlders.
Tascs Marine hazards of ~ kipds. Fire risse on
buldiuxs, Marohaudse, Furnuhe, NeH-elH tn foFtt
and the better class OF risks generally.
Dir utors:
W,p Hart, = ChamherlR,
r paitos j. y. R0l6naon,
aes,.a stoon tr Wen Wellhouae,
l.. % Hudson, o. ~ efiaui
ii tsrretaou, >. W. feliou,
T. Hrecd. H
o1ce-tviatt's Ex8hause. foot Of superior street,
cleveland. ONO. ~ - .. ...!
L. d. Huns0N, Secretary.
aaIa j. H. arOPPELMhN, Agent At Dayton.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-27
SUPPORT THE WIFE OF HIS BOSOM

tits the unseen hand ot the proydent ather, reaching
forth from uie grave and stl nourshing bis ohspiinl
and keepiug together the amdy. BYit the 'lsdhh'
son
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-02-19

EDGAR SNOW DEN, JR.
a- OFFICE--No 1O4 King street, over
9 ona's. formerly French's Book Store.
TIE r. S. ENROLMENT Bill. The Com
,0;f1,e Of Conference of the two houses OF the
IT s Congress on the enrolment bill, made a
rsport Yesterday, agreeing upon the main
faat,res Of the Senate bill, with amendments,
and The substitution CT few sections Of the
House bill.
The Communication is retained at $500, and
compromise is made in the effect Of exemption
thereby, which is limited to one year.
The exemption Of high officials, in the Sen
B ate bill, is stricken out, leaving as the only
classes exempt, the mentally and physically
unfit, and soldiers in the field or honorably
discharged.
If the quota is not filled in any district by
the draft, another is made, till the number
shall be obtained
The section authorizing the Secretary of
War to consign drafted clergymen to duty in
hosDtals or the care of freedmen is reported
with proyiso, con6ning such provision to
those whose department. is consist ent with their
conscientious scruples against bearing arms.
The House provision for drafting negroes is
Sreturned with the essential modification that
! when the slave OF a loyal master is drafted
and mustered into service, 'thereupon such
slave shall be free. and the slave shall be paid
4 the bounty Of one hundred dollars, in place OF
A!t being paid 10 the master, on his freeing the
{ person" 1t was held by the committee that
q he must not be slave o moment after enlist
I ment It is understood that tits is the
disputed point, upon which contest IS e2,
pected.
@ Dispatches from Western Virginia give
3 report, based on the statement OF refugee,
3 that the Confederates are making preparations
& for raid into Ohio Pontoons, it is alleged,
B have already been constructed, and the requir-
8ed force of men is to be drawn from the Con
q tederate armies east and west.
Il The Cincinnati Gazette's Chattanooga des-
& patch says Information from the ConEederates,
8ls very contradictory Some declare that John.
ISton's entire force is around Dalton and 9th.
lers that large portion, including artillery, at
Kngston has gone to reinforce Longstreet.-
D Gen. Morgan is said 70 be in the vicinity Ut
B Dalton with considerable cavalry torce, pre-
n 8paring for raid.
n An arrival at New York from Havana re-
ports - William Preston claiming the rank
lot major general in the Confederate army, had
narrlved at Havana for Nassau. He is said to
Hbear commission to Mexico Of great impor.
Ntance, and that he leaves for Vera Cruz on the
N2lst"
Z 4 special dispatch from the headquarters OF
Ht1e Federal forces in Western Virginia, to the
New York Herald states that From reports
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-02-19

Hospitals IN ALEXANDRIA, -'i'Ele follow
lowing article appears in The ''Virgi,ia State
Journal ~"
Here in this city We have s1rfyit Of hos
yitals with very limited number Of patients
The Government is pnt 10 1T least FIVE times
| the exnenSe that il should be put. Some Of
; The first dwellings and houses IN the city arc
used Tor this purpose. and tho rent alone, to
say nothing Of the salary Of ihe officers re-
ouIred to keep hem going, will foot un u large
| fortune &C the end Of the year. We have
heard it stated, antl on various OCCASIONS that
oil tbe patients chat have been in the hospitals
Of this civ at any one time during the past six
months could lust as we'll have been acconmo~
dated in one half the number Of hospitals rs
have been kept constantly in use. This cx-
pense should be at once reduced, 90 matter
whose salary is effected thereby
The Duke Of Brunswick, who is called il
Paris the diamond fool, - was recently at 3
party, and, as usual, his dress b!azed viii.
diamonds, and in speaking Of lis dress said to
. number Of ladies who were adlnll1ng his
gems: Garry your Imagination as lar as YOU
NAV YOU cannot imagine any article OF clothing
upon my person which IS not fa<tenet exc!u~
siveIv with diamond buttons. Which asser-
,ion being receiv ID with sundry smiles and
shrugs expressive Of some little lncredullty,
the yainelorlous Old fellow, quite forgetting the
nroDrieties, in his desire 10 "aunt his poses
sions, capped the climax Of absu:dlly-" Oh
SMILE ladies, SIS ugh not believing my asseE~
ton Will 2ou do lie the favor 10 prove It's
fruf} Nv actl1al inspection | invite YOU 70
nnhntfon evcrv ortice Of wearing apparel upon
nv ncrson." said the Duke eagerly and sultlng
the action 80 the word, stretching ont his arms
an} putting himself into the attitude OF man
who gives himself up to his valet, tor tic pur~
nose Of ! c;ng undreSsel "Unhutton me l2-
dies, and YOU will soon find that have not
about me single listening OF any description
NOT comnosed Of diamonds Of the finest water,
The object Of the recent expedition TO tlorl
1a IS at length made clear. Its evident pur-
nose is ito reconstruct the State, and trLng
it back into the Union upon the terms set forth
in President L!ncons proclamation and after
,he STYLE and fashion initiated by Ge @. Banks
j., louisiana. An order from Gen. Gilmore,
dates Hilton Head january 3*t, directs
Major John Hay to proceed to fernandina,
Florida, and other convenient points IN 1hat
State. ior the purpose Of offering to It's citizens
The benefits of Mr. Lincoln's proclamation,
"of which they may avail themselves by
taking the oath therein prescribed
4 Loavenworth dispptcEn says adYlcos from
New Mexico, Of January 3lst, state that Coi
Kit Carson pursued the Navojoe Indians
through Canon de Che'io, killing tUenty-thyee
and taking one handred AMI fifty prisoners
~, t:o u7aS very S1GceSStUi,
The Atchison Kansas Champion says t1as
Fitz John Porter, occe Major General or
Volunteers ia the United States Army, passed
through Atchison on he 4th inst, en route 20
t1ninridn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-02-19
u. S. CONGRESS-. In the Senate yester-

| u. S. CONGRESS in the Senate yesfer-
! day, the report Of the Committee Of Confer
ference on the agreeing votes OF the two
houses on the enrolment bill was received
and laid over until day. 4 joint resolution
| was adopted authorizing the transfer OF ner-
sons from the military to the naval service,
with view to the better protection Of the "a
ciGc coast. Several bills relating TO the Dis
trict Of Columbia were passed.
In the House Of Representatives bill was
introduced to regulate contracts in geld. it
was referred to the Committee Of Ways and
Means The bill to authorize the Secretary
of the Treasury TO sell gold was called up. 4
long discussion ensued on the proprlety not
only Of the measure itself, but also Of entrust-
ing such an enormous power in the hands OF
one man. Various amendments having been
proposed, the bill was referred back to the
Committee of Ways and Means. A joint re-
solution to pay all the militia called ont for
nine months, bounty OF twenty-five dollars,
was introduced and passed.
Resolutions endorsing the Administration Of
Abraham Lincoln and in favor Of his re.cle,-
ton, were unanimously adopted by the Balil-
more Union Convention last night.
The reported blockade Of the Alabama at
Annoy is strongly doubted. She could hardly
have been at Annoy at the time reported.
Five soldiers arc reported to have been fro.
zen to death at the conscript camp on Rickers
Island, yesterday-so says a New YORK. dis
patch.
Fifty stores, the Advertisers office, Town
Clerk Office, magnetic telegraph office, three
lawyers Offices, Freemasons' lodge, and fifteen
dwellings were destroyed by fire at Gloucester,
Mass, yesterday. Forty. families are house
less. The loss, it is said, will not fall short Of
$4oo, 900, upon which there was considerable
insurance.
The thermometer in Belfast, Me-, yesterday,
indicated fifteen degrees below zero.
A dispatch from Cincinnati says there is no
Indication in news reports shat Gen. Grant is
preparing for active operations.
Capt. Stephen o. Hoyt, of St. Louis, na-
five Of Massachusetts,, has been appointed
acting mayor Of New Orleans.
Admiral Farragut and portion Of his fleet
have left New Orleans.
It is reported from Cincinnati that General
Watts, Of Alabama, telegraphed 70 the cltl-
zens to prepare TO receive non combatants from
Mobile, as that place will soon be attacked by
the Federals.
The steamer Denbigh was lost recently in
attempting to run the blockade from Moblle.
A flag of truce steamer left Fortress MON.
roe Yesterday for City Point, with about thirty
women and children, who have decided &c re-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-28
uOPR CHAPEL,

HOPS CHAPEL ns BROADWAY.
ON l sssS ;s I n g:S,s AND
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and q H. nc ,sy;
3 6 Nov
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ana consen ne '
The ra1s Up n sT" " %
horrors o. The Haunted He TOO beholds the fear.
e The 6 "s A e
o@s and the finale OF the Mystery embracing in al more
~ FIFTY SUPERB VIEWS
doors Door: open 81 ooek. Toars begin At o'clock.
ke.erT.S seats a g cents n b. xcKRoH, Manager
Xsp
coined, Hs R:S:sSs X SS$SsSsssISs
A'.n' 'i "a GsissSE IN S SSs oHorr.r.
comic scene 1ss'f psgI sn %ssSSLEs D''''
rssTl xss % s:1 vs Z BUS sSSEta
play IN os sss ss y ySS on b: ssy SIS Broadway
TIooLEY's OPERA HOUSE, BROOKLYN.
dSHaf III 81 ri
h'''f'''A' 4' an RiSSS $%G Rex;
received during A s.:s week with tho most enthusiastic
rAiSSs 0s.ss suREGhna ssn "a 10.
70 TIE '0,'g !ak SissIE cogBhE FAMILY,
THE :.
D'D"sss'"T Ssssa4 EEss sssDI Iss.rurH
WEDNESDAY . EsSSisa IN. . :. O'CLOCK.
y: rs :ss d: =: sr sss
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MISS LIZZIE , :Say LIE, :. n.-,.
" ..ssisSs sSssH:s +!
DANJo ISsrRucrIoN-sIx LESSONS FOR a. So
- sx lessons for 81 60 Young DESTROYS Of learning
Inc ba 10 should call aud hear my pupils plsy satisfy
themselves BUCKLEY, 100 Thompson street.
MATRIMONIAL.
4 GENTLEMAN IS DEsIRoUs or MEETING WITH
n French iady OF prepcssessing appearances, with .
view matrimony ~ companion, aud from whom be
might acquire the Language. Address w W. o. boz sns
Post oulce
A GENTLEMAN OF MRANs. ABOUT THIRTY YEARS,
N doing business down town, Of prepcssessng ars
and good ooking desires the OF youns
lady, with view TO mafrimony from fifteen twenty
years old One who y prudent Of acopnd'ng and aztec
tlonnte disposition VIII meet with liberal and sppre.
eating friend b. addressing for Interview Geo Harry
Post once New YORK.
A GENTLEMAN OF WEALTH AND POSITION DE.
N sres the acquaintance of young lady wdor not
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