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Electricity
All Acute and Chronic Diseases cured by means OF the
different notifications OF Electricity, at the
ELECTRICAL INSTITUTE,
No. lS2o WALNUT STREET, Philadelphia.
PROF. @. II. BoLLRS
WIN commence,
OCTOBER 1, 1864,
course Of Lectures ana full instruction for applying
GalVanism Magnets a. and other notifications OF Flee
tcy reliable therapeutic agent for the Of Acute
and Chronic Diseases,
AT THE INSTITUTION,
No 1870 Walnut Street. Philadelphia.
Medical men and others desiring TO attend the course
are requested to make application early
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ADJUSTMENTS.

M c. CAMPBELL, HAVING JUST RB.
W. turned from Europe, gives notice respectfully
opENINO soIREE
VIII take place on
THURSDAY EVENING September 3, 1854,
And on which occasion he would be most happy to sec all
his former friends, scholars and patrons present as hehas
GREATEST AMOUNT or NOVELTY
In store FOR thom, besides the
FINEST QUADHIIE BAND IN PHILADELPHA,
VITA an Increased number Of pieces will perform some
new and beautiful
vNLsEs AND SELECTIONS
Never yet perfmcd outside Of the Courts Of Europe and
purchased n enormous directly from great lea iers
and composers In Italy Germany, France aud England.
Doors oron at half past commence ats.
Ca'ds Of admission one dollar, admitting gentleman
and ladies. sel-2t
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The sudden call for five hundred thousand
sovereigns in England, on Spanish account, not
only caused the recent advance in the rate of
interest by the Bank Of England, but caused a
loss in public and private securities of forty mil
lions OF pounds. At least so says writer, we'll
posted in the last number ofthe London Despatch.
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Died.
ARUNDEL.-On the eve

ARUN DEL On the evening OF September jth, EMMA
b. wife OF Ohm NJ Arundel In the 2sth year of her age.
Tho relatives and friends Of the family invited 20
attend her funeral, the residence her husband,
Queen street Germantown on Thursday afternoon at
O'clock
BREED. On the 5th instant, ELIZA H. BREED,
widow OF Samuel ID. Breed.
The relatives md friends of the family respectfully
invited attend the funeral her late rcsldenoo
No 1882 Vine street Firth day afternoon at O'Clock
Interment at Friends South W estern Ground
JONEs.-On the 9th instant, LEWIS WILLARD,
yOungest OF Augustus G. and Harriet Jones' in the
18th year of his age.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited ~ attend the funeral from his fathers residence
Market street west OF Fory-second street, West PhUa
d0lphia. on Friday, sept. 9th, at 2 O'Clock 7. NJ.
LAUGHLIN.-Op the 26th Of August 1854, at the Finn
Army COrps Hospital, JAMES A. LAUGHLIN, OF Com
panY A. Onehundred-and-htcth Pennsylvania VOlun.
teCTs.
Due notice the funeral will be given should tine body
bo recovered
oSaMus.-Fell asleep in Jesus, on the 4th instant,
GEORGE II. ONlMUS, aged ~ years
The relatives and friends OF the family, also the NOM
befs Of the Washington Hose Company, respectfully
invited attend the fuuoral from his late residence,
No. 6l5 N Fifteenth street. below Coates, Thursday
afternoon September sth, at O'Clock. 70 proceed 10
Mount MOTlAh Cemetery
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BUSINESS ITEMS.
BnrRn,ns I'm Claiming.

hhlIhluh IN NlOtlN r.
bargains iu Clotning.
Bargains in Clothing.
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The Cold Rains of the last few days
have opened tho eyes ofour CltzOns TO the fact that
mer is over and that prudence suggests the immediate
suppy OF Coal for the winter Hundreds Of orders
now coming In to NJ Alter No. 9j7 NJ Ninth street. for de-
hts earliest convenience. His Coal Is the best
In The city is Kept perfectly dry under cover and gives
tt,f, ranfo ootI.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

A HEADQUARTERS RESERVE BRIGADE, FIRST
Division Pennsylyania Militia, Philadelphia, sept
ll The following Companies OF tho Brigade win az ]
semble o. the Armory Of the First Regiment BROAD
Street below Race street, to receive pay for service
during the schuylkll county riots, IN May, 1862.
FIRST REGIMENT.
Company, Lieutenant j. ID. kcyser, commanding 7
thursday september sth at O'Clock p. 81.
Company. Lieutenant Atwood smith, cOmmandinA1
on THURSDAY, Sept. sth, at O'Clock p. NJ
ID Company, Lieu tenant G.. X. Ide, commanding, OfS
Friday, September 9th, att O'Clock = NJ.
Company, Captain Jos. N. PlersOl, on Friday, Sep
tember 9th, at O'Clock r NJ.
Company, Captain Isaac 5tarr, Jr., Friday, Sep
tember 9th, at O'Clock z. NJ
Company, Lieutenant w. Hart, Jr., commanding, j
on Saturday, September 10th, at O'Clock 7. NJ
Company, Cap tain Jacob Laudensager on Saturday.
September 10TH at O'Clock p NJ.
q Company, Captain @ v. Wood, on Saturday, Sep,
tember 10th, at 7 clock L. NJ.
ii Company, Captain +. p. Nicholson, on Saturday 4
September 10th, at O'Clock r. M
I Company, Captain q; W; Briggs, Saturday, seS,
k company, Captain q: r: Warner on Saturday sepl
teDber 10th, at 8 o'clock 7, M. -.
SECOND REGIMENT.
Company, Captain r. b. Davis, ON Monday, septemt
WI i-'" THIRD REGIMENT,
A Company CAPTAIN John A. Murphy on Tuesday
September l3th o clock p. M
f. Company, CAPTAIN b.. +. Harvey, Tuesday. Sop
q Company, Lieutenant o. West Blake commanding
on Tuesday, september l3th, O'Clock Y. NJ. -
FOURTH REGIMENT.
At their respective COMPANY Armorles. .
on edne sdSy, september iith, IL o'clock NJ
Company, Captain b. f. Van Dyke, In GERMAN,
TOWN on "wednesday, September llth O'Clock 2. N.
Company. Lieutenant Thomas ID. Groves, In RISING
SUN ION wednesday. september llth o'clock r. N.
g Company, Captain John u. Williams In HOLMES'
BURG, on thursday, September 18th, o'clock p M.
accordance with the above. JOHN E. ADDICKs,
ray Master.
The New York herald., 1864-09-18
Religious Intelligence.

The Rev. r. D. Eagan, assistant minister Of 81. Anns
church, will preach in st. Thomas church this morning.
AZ 81 Ann's free church services will be held at .
quarter eight and halfpast ten A. NJ also hapast
three M for mutes. AT haifpast seven p. a. tho
Rev. +. A. Hoffman, d D., will preach.
Inc Rev. Samuel h Bell. D. D., viii preach In the
Ftieth street Presbyterian church. between Broadway
and Eighth avenue, at hAlf-past ten A. NJ. and hapast
seven p. NJ
Chaplain A. r. Thompson OF the New England soidiers'
Relief Association, No 1v4 Broadway, will his
dut and preach the OF the half
past nrse O'Clock p NJ The public respectfully IN.
vtsd TO attend.
Tho Rev James L. Phillips will preach in the First
Free Baptist church. Twensy eighth street at bali past
ten A. NJ and half pest seven N. Sabbath School At
half-past nine A. n. and two r. n.
The Rev Thomas Armitage, d. b. will preach, at half
past three O'Clock this aternoos in the Madison
baptist church, corner Of Thirty first street.
AZ Mount Zion church, Hope Chapel No. 100 Broadway,
preaching a. three p n by Bishop Snow. subject-"Ths
True Doctrine OF the Future Of the Earth and OF MAJ
At the Church OF the Resurrection, Thirty street,
preach morning and evening. Morning service At half
past ten o'clock Evening service at hap past seven
O'Clock.
cops will take Nce 70 day Preaching and dedi.
catory services At half pest ter O'Clock, by the Rev.
Chs,.ss tsseSsr m in the ss,,ne.n At halt past snr.s
O'Clock in the evening BY the Rev. J. y. Birch
Al All ssip<s' Protestant Episcopal church, corner sf
Henry and Scanned Streets services 10 the morning ~
balEpast ten O'Clock, and the eveopg as half past
seven O'Clock Rev. 8. J. Cornsilis, rector
The Rev. r. p. Amber, Of Norwich, Conn, will sup
ply the desk OF the Blcecke street UnversaJt church.
corner OF Dovping street. TO day. Services half past
ten A. n. and half past seven p n.
n the Lord win, the lecture OF Clinton Hall
(Eiehth street. Broadway will opsnsd half
past seven r. n for the preaching OF the Wsvd o God
By james Inglis
n x..,~. NJ rnsu,hs-. ~ ths vs.s,v .,d o.hsv. .hs
Rev y. c. Ever will rspest on sunday evening, Ssptem
Der sls Christ church. Fish svenus, corner OF Thirty
nfth street. The reply 70 requests and demands for
POLITICAL Sermon which preached Sunday morn.
ue Ssats free. Service 70 commence at hapast
The New York herald., 1864-09-18

A WARNING TO PAPER MANuFAcrURERs.-
Owing to the great imitation Of our currency
and the system Of bank credits which has OBJ
tanned Of late the paper manufacturers have
been enabled 70 put up their prices to such .
figure as must, ere long. react disastrously
upon themselves The unnatural state Of the
money market must soon change, and prices
resume something nearer their normal state.
Then these grasping paper manufacturers, who
have, by their extortion, ruined so many Of
their customers, will find they have killed the
goose with the golden egg.
The New York herald., 1864-09-18

MEXICAN NINDEPENDEScE.-We published yes
terday an interesting account Of the proceed
ings at grand Mexican anniversary banquet
given in this city. There was present great
number of marked personages Of well known
Mexican patriots. The speeches made on this
occasion were significant Of demonstration on
the part OF all to use their best endeavors to
secure their independence and rid their coun-
try Of its invaders. They stated that the people
of Mexico would now lay aside all petty quar-
rels and dissensions to undertake seriously the
great work of defence. That out Of this inva-
ssn they would come forth united people,
better prepared to enjoy the privileges OF a
republican form Of government. Allusions
were made to the sympathy shown by the peo
pie Of this country for Mexico, and thanks rem
dered for the same. We would recommend the
speeches made at this banquet to the earnest
consideration Of those who imagine that the
Mexicans are likely to submit tamely to the
subversion OF their government. They will
find that this is the last thought Of the ntelli-
gent and ruling classes in Mexico, rs repre-
sented at the meeting we have reference to.
The New York herald., 1864-09-18

FERNANDO WooD ON McCLEILAN.-Wood has
been exceedingly busy for several days past
and industrously at work trying to secure an
opportunity to make . speech for Mcclellan.
But while be is thus publicly announcing him
self for Little Mac" he is going around pri-
vately denouncing him. "Who is Mcclellan" +"
he says, "that he should be elected President
what has he done for the party that these
honors should be placed upon him!" "What
bargains has be made?" "What lies has he
told?" "What plots has he organized" In
that respect we admit that Mcclellan has no
claims whatever compared to Fernando Wood.
The New York herald., 1864-09-18

ARMY or TIE PoIoMAc, Sept Is, 1884
RxoossoRsAS n roRcr-A BRISK sHIansa
Information was received yesterday that the enemy
moving quite large body OF oops the left ef
General Warren To ascertain the truth Of rumss
reconnaissance was ordered 10 be made at an early
hour this morning. The force selected for the purpose
consisted Of The Fourth and Sixteenth Pennsylvania rse
ments " cavalry. under the command OF LieateAanA
colorel j. K Robisos the First Pennsylvania batalsa
commanded by Major r. j. FaIis supported BY brigade
OF infantry under Baxter, OF the Fifth corps
The cavalry left camp at two O'Clock ths morning.
reaching the Weldon Railroad at daylight, and at ooos
moved to the front by the Vaughn road distascs
Of and half brought them TO tho forks OF roaAs
one OF which led 10 Petersburg and the othcr to tbe
left in the direction OF Ream's sstation. The 6rsl
reconnaissance made In tho direction OF Petersburg
The pickets OF the enemy driven in for . mile ~
more when the command returned and moved In ~
opposite direction After going about mile beyond on
infantry pickes the enemy were discovered, with No
road strongly barrcaded and swamp upon either side
A squadron dismouutsd to drive them from thss
position This they did in gallant syle and continued -
drive position another for distance q
two mss No signs Of large bodies Of troops were dts
covered indications OF any having been thcre recently
Citizens living the road said force OF four thousaaA
cavalry were oncampei some two miles in advance fow
the purpose Of guarding the Boynton plank road over
which the rebss transport large portion OF their sup.
plies at present.
Although have no general engagement to record -
serious Aghtng there continual ckirmishing foR
several hours Upon the Withdrawal Of troops -
enemy followed up and finally drove In our pcko<a.
compelling us return end re establish the limo
Tho losses very small on our side consisting q
only two wounded the First Peunsylvania baA.
talon. The enomy LEFT or twol killed. which foil ints
our hands, and doubtless wounded.
The whole division OF cavalry have been saddIed q
day and In readiness 20 move at q moments notes,
found necessary TO 70 to the assistance Of the saA
force out but tho object OF the reconnaissance NJ
accomplished without further aid.
ALL QUIET.
On other portions OF the line II has bean uuusuAxv
quiet the past two days. Al night considerable 6ri
takes place. but during the day generally very quis
Whenever the enemy feel inclined TO try and drive -
from our position on the Weldon road thcy will 6nd =
prepared.
RuNons THAT RsRss ARE PRzPARNo 70 svAovAn
PETERSBURG
There are some indications that the enemy are makiaa
preparations to evacuate Petersburg. We learn thaa
large numbers the citizens have becn leaving Tor ~
south for several days Tho truth OF this rumor viii b
ascertained In few hours.
The New York herald., 1864-09-18
New York Quaraatins.
TO TIE wrroR OF THE HERALD.

NhW TUhu, o0pt I0I Ib0A
In the fiswe OF this morning . statement 10 made h
substance that bave violated the Quarantine law. Per
NIT me 70 say that 10 coming up aid II under the permit
4 COPY OF which 70 enclosed. ana undes Il an up
Aftss coming up had the inpudsncs or mprudsucs 70
obIscs 70 the bills, calling thom swindles, kc. For this
xss informed by DR.. Swinburne thai he had known
was going dispute shsss bnh be would have ksps ne
at Me Quarantine two months, 70 mahe me bsttsr
natured All ask that the Opportunity % a6brded 70
tess whether Dr. Swnbsrns holds the power 70 compel
ne 10 return or not JOHN X. GRKlHS,
Maatss brig Henry.
In regard V the fumgasse sf the vssss have sssa
the bill rscslptsd for ths ssms dsasd ssptsub g. 1854
also the permit allowing the BRIG Rsery v esas NJ Y
We CIV.
The New York herald., 1864-09-18

BEN wooD AND CONFIDENCE CAssIDY.-Four,
Eleven Forty-four Ben Wood is getting quite
spicy since Mcclellan demolished the peace
party with his mastery letter Of acceptance.
In yesterdays Neus he brings out the old story
OF confidence Cassidy selling letter to the
Herald reporter, but makes . mistake in the
facts 1t was not Cassidy, but an agent Of his,
who sold the letter to one Of our reporters.
The price paid was twenty dollars, instead Of
ten, ~ stated by Ben Wood. An agent Of
Cassidy received the money; but we never
knew to whose benefit the money was appro-
priated.
The New York herald., 1864-09-18

Printed lists of the letters at the Post Office un-
called for up to Saturday morning last may be found
posted al the usual places at the Post Office and
upon the HERALD bulletin boards.
The New York herald., 1864-09-18
NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS.

Owing to the great pressure upon our columns
we must call upon the public to hand in their ad-
vertisements not later than nine o'clock in the
evening. All business notices received after that
hour may have to be left over till the next day,
and take their turn. "a
The New York herald., 1864-09-18
The Opera.
RnArrRARANCD OF KARL posNus.

o. Monday nsx, Nj Grover viii introduce the susvnsa
basso Karl Formss. IN his excellent rels Of Bsram il
Robert 10 Dsabs, BY Meysrbesr. nvin Be remembered
that M yormss nrC appeared h this Yos here whss NJ
Uinan brought him from Europe, and creaAsd ao I'm
sensation since which he has bss considered shs
bs representative Of th character THAI ever appeared
hsy. ns epesN oaa snly ss givss ouos, - sshss
ssrengsmsan presude ths possibility of repeating y.
~ MQo NoA
The New York herald., 1864-09-18

ANOTHER UPRlsNG.-All the candidates for
the Presidency are now upon the Union plat
form, and there will be another great uprising
of the people at the coming election. This UNA
nimity for the Union was not expected by Ma
poleon, by Palmerston or BY Jeff. Davis, and
they and our other enemies will be greatly dis
couraCed BY il.
The New York herald., 1864-09-18

A PREGNANT QUEsrroN.-H Mcclellan be
elected what will he do with Grant, Sherman
and other such generals? We are desirous Of
information upon this point
The New York herald., 1864-09-18

MIsslSo-what has become OF Pendletont 7
why don't he accept or decline the Chicago
nomination Does he or dses be NOT agree
with the Mcclellan platform We psuss for =
reply.
The New York herald., 1864-09-18
the N avy.

A NEW ComASpxR ron THE PAcnrc SQUADRON commo.
dore George r. Pearson, commanding the Navy Yard
Portsmouth, N H., hAs been appointed an acting rear
admiral, and ordered 70 the command Of the Pacific
squadron, vice Acting Rear Admiral Charles n. Bell
Commodore Pearson was born h New Hampshire, but
appointed from Massachusetts, Of which State he
citizen He entered the United States Navy the IL th
Of March, 1915. Twenty full years Of his professional
life have been spent at see in active servca For
thirteen years he has been employed Shore and for
trtne over nftsen years he was unemployed He has
besa nearly half century doing service for his country
and bsttsr proof Of bis high standing be brought
forward than 70 alude to this and confidence Of
the Department giving him this active and responsible
COMMAND. AL with whom he hes been connected Will .
t Portsmouth regret that be 10 tsks bis leave Of them
ye, they congratulate him upon biz appointment os
rsnk and station.
rosr,po prcxu BOAT No Ia trial trip q one Of the
torpedo picket boats built under the
Of Captain G. o Bosss, vnisd States Navy, soh place
this week near this city. The management Of the tor
psdo machinery under the soniro Of Engineer John
L Lay United States Navy. shell was expeded in
nne style, giving general saamfaction 70 all who Wit
messed It. We cannot Al this time 20 INTO the details Of
ahais describe the novel oraf. will not be long
before the merits or style Of submarine warfare
win be tested In actual combat
Asou,ssr, sids.wheei, . sans--Tbs miserable double
eadsr, which troubled the aushoritss 20 much vhis
here ssriously injured oA LATE RAs and vent into
Bsau ort NJ O. where she vas surveyed and condensed
70 usssaworsny. She vas ordered 70 wsshns,os rss
builder 10 Mr.. cknsa, o. Nsvbaryport, MssA
B.oosIvr NAVY YAsp.-worh , rosvsssns vsry salts
sosorily Il tAb ssaaon; bss scms Il ,hs snpsoye are
becoming vssy refractory and sroasssoma. Five hvn
drsd Of the tsd Oass discharged last vss& Asmi.
PAL Psuldins, Captain Csss and Lsussssas os~naadss
rauIAlas doing I'll 10 THAR pswsr so Sssas up NJ
evils shioA haze nsaissssa shsnss'v~ fssa u.s y
Ma
The New York herald., 1864-09-18
NEWS FacM WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, Sept. II. 1884,

WASHINGTON, Sept. II, 1884.
NO resTPoNEMENr or THE DRAFT.
Several committees waited Secretary Stanton this
afternoon and asked poetponsmsnt OF the draft They
were informed. however, that under circumstances
could there be any pOstponement The drawing will
gin Monday 10 all the States which the quotas re-
main unified.
Ex-sEoRrTARy oHAsK's MOVEMENTS.
FIX Secretary Chase has been hero day consuta.
ton with Mr. Fessenden and the President. He
short speech OF non-commtta character the raising
Of Lincoln flag on the avenue this afternoon.
RUxoaED CHANGES IN rHx DIPLOMATIC CORPS.
II is stated upon very good authority that Mr. Adams
desires to be relieved Minister at the Court Of ST.
James, and that Mr. Chase 70 be there his place.
and THAT In advance OF the Presidential election Henry
Raymond is to be rewarded for his services by ap
pointmsut Minister TO France, in the plaos OF Mr..
Dayton
FINAN0IAL MATTERS.
It s understood that acquisitions upon the Treasury
except those for the army and navy been paid for
sixteen days. All the energies Of the department
employed 10 the payment Of the army and navy.
The subscriptions to the seventhiry lean reported 70
tao Treasury yesterday amounted TO 81 ,2ol 900.
THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO CANAL.
Mr.. Alfred Spates, President OF the Chesapeake and
Ohio Canal Company has just returned from repairing
tho damages done that canal BY Rarlys raiders In
July last Boats are now running both ways, and car
goes OF Cumberland coal expected in this city on
Monday next Tho rebels burned seventy-one boats
laden with coal in and Antetam aqueduct These,
with their cagoes had 70 be cleaned out and the aque-
duct, hundred and twenty fec length. with three
arches OF solid masonry bad to be reconstructed, and
eighteen damaged locks and six bridges repaired. This
has all been accomplished and the canal opened
from Cumberland TO Washington. . distance OF hun
dred and eighty -four miles, although the working par
ties have been several times driven s 10 be hoped
that the rebels VIII permit 70 operate long enough for
supply OF coal TO reach for winter
GENERAL FRANKLIN ABovr TO TAKE THE FIELD.
II is understood that Major General Franklin ia be
Immediately assigned 70 command, probably in the
Army OF the Shenandoah.
ARRIVAL or REBEL DEsERTRRs.
Over three thousand rebel deserer have arrived from
the Army OF the Potomac. One left his wife and
six children in Richmond, and says hin grandfather has
been cosscripted.
The New York herald., 1864-09-18
Mr.. Franois Longs Dcspetch.

CHARLFsrowr, Va, sept IT, 1884
Everything Is quiet along the lines to-day win the
ception Of little picket skismshng right In
vicinity OF Dry Marsh ford and Lockhart's.
The citizens IN the valley aver that Early is building
pcntoou train at Winchester with which to the
Potomac again. since tie heavy rains OF ats have made
tho river unfordable at ali points.
The New York herald., 1864-09-18

CAMPBELL sINsrRELs 90 and 2ol Bowerv.-y ARIEp
AND Lxci7iNG hILAsGk or ETHIOPIAN CDpirIrs
EALLE DIABoLiQUE. SIS Broadway-RosERr HxIuxn
The New York herald., 1864-09-18

BkYANTs' NINsrREI.s. Mechanics Hail. s72 Bro.A
wey.-krHIofiAN Songs pArCRs, BuRLExouxs AZ =
LIrTLK MAO FOX 1ax WHITE HOUSE.
The New York herald., 1864-09-18
PETERSBURG.
-o~c~~>~~~~~-~~~~-~--
A Reconnaissance and Brisk
Eklrmish.
Rnmors Respecting the Evacuation
Of the City by the Rebels,
&c.s &C.. &c.
HIr. 8. r. BuikIcy's Despatch. !.

HEADQUARTERS, SKoosp CAVALRY DrvrH,os. !
ARMY or THE PoroMAc, Sept Is, 1884.
The New York herald., 1864-09-18
THE LIST OF LETTERS.

New York. Sunday, September is. 1854
The New York herald., 1864-09-18

On Monday morning, at nine o'clock, trostss match
vi come Oh between double team and siDsss horss,
on the Union Course and in the afternoon purse will
bs osd for BY nvs six horses The Fashion Course
On Wednesday mort the great 1ot between Genera,
Butler, Prince, John Morgan and Lady Emma viii come
o. The stallion Filnsham In this race bus, hav.
ing been taken on The turf tho remainder Of the year
70 attend 70 other duties he viii BE- In the race ne
o,hsss win mako . better field withou, him.
The New York herald., 1864-09-18

WOODS MINSTREL RAIL-, Na Broadway y -EraropIAa
SONGS DANCES, Sc.-FALl o. ATLANTA
The New York herald., 1864-09-18

BARNUk's MUSEUM. Broadway TOY THusp-rxo
GIANTS, TWO D1Akrs, Ac., At all houra NEw YFaRs
ChLLs-sioNEz or KING SoLoNoN-LoyA,s D,soursrs-
JONES BAgH-psy aud Evening.
The New York herald., 1864-09-18

AYRRICAN THEATRE No az Broadway.-BAtrxr.
fANronIsKs, buRLEsoUEs, &c.--rHz Two HrRoks.
EFw YORK EUsEUM or ANATOMY 6IS Rroadvay-
CURlcsIrKs LECTURES from A. NJ tn l0 p. N
HoOLBv's oPERA HOUSE. Brooklyn. -E.moPrls
BoEGs DANCEA BukLysouks. 1G