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a Warrington letter says, "let those bs.
ware who st,smpt TO oppose n. no,;., :,
: 80. s.' 7 ohn'on- Mr.. Lincoln hes been
ofeal'ea With Armnsss, bu, in his ,u,os..
or's little finger there will be more :, ~ I.
Jscksonisn hrmness than there was In Mr.
LiHeolns whole bsud.
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BVT. BIG. GEN. J. L DONALDSON,
Chief Qlartermaster, Department Of toe CumbaF-
lSnd. dice los CherrY-sreet.
CAPT. JAS. p RUSHING A OK,
Chief Assistant Qusrteunsster. Once los Cherry
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So Chance 10 obtain any q the shove articles
OF one Dol1sr by purchasing q sealed knvslope for
IS cent. Sa
- Five Sealed Envelopes vi BE- sent for 81
Eleven fOr g.; Thirty for s. Sxty-dve for SO
One Hundred for glh
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Boarding.

TWO Gentlemen and their Eiyss, or -four or az
Il young men esn md good bossd snd BSoNs, "
aSFtylng - No - soulh summer street bsr.asyy
Broad and Church sireets. Also four OF ~ ne
young men e. oag boardsrs. Reference REQUIRED.
may6-1We
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New Iron Stnra

TIVE UNDERSIGNED HAS MADE ARR1NaE
L msnts with one o. The most extensive k1i.ing
Mlns m PttzIurg ior an amp SUPPLY &C lru1 at'i
Nails To - sold 10 ureaa CORES pond ~ VIA fts
burg rates. A lsTre ssrrk % Bar heel Iron, nnd
Nails MI be KEEPS On hand. Orders ~ any -.rr-
and dfs- rIutlons vii h. promptly e1el-lieis AMI
soid az P.ttsturg rates.
Ii. DICKEY. Bzaad ani Hizh 81.
nay2-G DAT
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AFFIDAVIT

Z u7srsonslly appeared bef1re ne a sAldarr,Ea a
the oity a Phiseal phis, r. ]. Helmboid. 49, b.
INK duly sworn, doth say, his prspaIaaons aontaia
20 narconc, no nercury, o. other iniuricus druRs-
Sworn End suhacri bod before me- tfis "a dsr5
November, ia WI. p HIBBARD. 80.
Alderman, tth-streot, aboYe Race, PhiA.
Address igtieFs Tor irfor1nafiou % eoadtanca.
a. q. HElaMBOI4D, Chaluist
Depot lOf south Tsuih-street
hsi1a ChnFfnut Phfiafafrki.-
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ANNOUNCEMENTS OF CANDIDATE.
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CAPT. s. B, BROWN, A. Q. NJ,
hsrge OF Railroad Transportation. T'rieght and
seuger) Office Church street, at Chsttauoogs
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An excellent lotion Tor Diseases Of syphnifie us.
tUre, ARD A. az ujecton n diseases q ths urnasFY
csEans, a-.siuE from habits Of dissipation ussd II
.Crn-rl1u WITH the Ertracts Buchu and 6araaFs-
Ma, m such diseases as recommended.
ETIdenre Of the most ru8p0ns be ant reiiatIa
Character vi accompany the medicines.
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LAFJtAACf' FATUITY, EPILEPTIO FTrR
10 one OF which the pziiept NAV ,7usre Vbo -,
~ Lss Jaey are no. frequently followed By thoss
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$500 Doc. Painted Buckets
b 5000 " Assorted BroOms
1900 &" Tubs, painted and white
1900 Nests Baskets;
1000 Pigs. Spices;
SOC Pigs. Wrapping and Sewing Twinej
500 Pks. Wick;
500 Box Soap, No. 1. German and TOile
500 Coils Manila Ropes
800 Coils Hemp
1000 Doc. Bed Cords
1900 DOz. Liquor Kegs
500 Cases Pickles;
SOC, 900 Assorted Cigars, common, medium
and fine;
1000 BoxlPipes, wood, clay, stone, &c;
1850 Cases Can Fruits;
$50 Gro. Assorted Brushes;
1900 Reams Wrapping PaPeri
1000 Boxes, Plug, Chewing, and Smoking
.-l Tobacco, st lower prices than any
house in the West.
1000 Doz. Zinc and Wood Wash Tubs
300 Pkgs. B. B. Cedar Ware;
1000 Doe. Well Buckets;
500 Bales Oakum.
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q. g. Van SEGGERN,
Franklin Planning Mill.
Nspts0s STEEET, HrTwEES CLAY AsD sHTLHr.
HAre-Rooms, " nInut 81 bet Clay and shelby
LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY.
NAsuTAcTUELH OF
DOORS, BLINDS, WINDOW AND OOOR FRAMES

M0uldngs, Boxes, Mautles, &c. sash Primed aud
Glazed Keeps always On hand Dressed Lumber
Shelving, " Misunderstanding, Z = Al KINDS OF RI
ping. Splitting. Scroll Saving Regular and Irreau-
lar Sash, Doofs, MCuidlbgs, &C. done % order v =.
neatness and dspafeh. A large lot Of dressed and
Rough Lumber A. says on hand. Ter ssle.
ss-Orders promptly attended 70. fsnay6-Iuia
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ii edicaI Department.

COL GEO. E. COOPER, Q. 8. 4,
Medical Director, Department OF the Cumberland
Office - summer street
1T COL A. c. HANLIH,
Medical Inspector, U. 8. A, Ofice cor. Church
ana h IN streets.
SURGEON K FLETCHER, 0. q. yoIa
Medical Purveyor. U. 8. A. Office Norr.l side q.
Public Square, between Market and Front,
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'LENDID LIST OF ARTIOLEs


400 Gold Pens, Cold Case & Pencil b 10 TO each.
5,OOOGoli Pens tiOd-mOunted Hold
er...--.---.......----.-----.-. = 70 each
AT the goods IN the above LIst will be sold, with
ont reservation, for ONE nOLLAR each. Certificates
ef all the various articles placed IN similar en-
yelopes and sealed. These envelopes will be sent
by mall, or delivered at our Office, without regard
70 choice. On receiving = certificate you will see
what it represents, and Il is optional with you TO
send one dollar and receive the article usmed, or
any other in the Est Of same value. In all tnnsds-
tons by msl We charge tor forwarding the cert.h-
Gates paying postage and doing the business, q
cents each. FIVE CERTIFICATES will be sent for 81
ELrvES for 81; THIRTY for s.; SIxrT-YIyE for So;
ana one HUNDRED for SIS By this mode We give
selections from AWARDED stock Of tine goods OF t1e
best make and latest styles, and Of intrinsic worth,
At a nominal price, while all have chance Of secu-
ung articles OF the very highest value.
We guarantee entire satisfaction 10 every instance
and if there should be any person dissatisfied with
any article they may receive, they may Immediate
ly return it. and the price viii be refunded.
AGESTs.-We allow those acting a. Agents Ten
Cents on each Certificate ordered, provided their
remittance amount to One Dollar.
They viii collect twenty-five cents for every Ger
tiheate and retaining 10 cents, remit 20 us Is cents
for each.
pB-Address GEO. DEMERIT & Co,
janl-6m 3O3 Broadway, New York
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hlthouRn ven may Toe pronounced irc-rshls the
Samaritan, Root aut Hero Jui.ss MI -l,r, -
tes'lge Of impurities nom Ihe system as well a. al,
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Saloon for Sale

w turss, 70 % good business 10 q varv ~
siFahe part Of tAe city. a foe garden airshad-
rot only so per month price $500. itis CFr-si
for rAe only beca1se tie owner wishes % leave the
c y. Apply 10
NELSON MURFREF.
may'-@ 80 Cherry street.
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taSa %. hslssIa. Mercury, or unpleasant modoiaa
Tor unpleasant and dangerous fi5easas.
HeIEibOld's Extract Buchu
CUREB
SEClSIE'r DIsEA sEa

10 All L.oir stages; az ltsle expense; ntils or "a
elanGe.ie c.et NO inconvenience
AND 10 ENPosURE
IL ehusos fr-IUent DESIRE AMI gives strength "a
AMI curing structure O. the Urethrs. ailsying 10
AMI lc-auInston, So frequent 10 this class III a.
e-s5..7i ami eKpeling FUhOEOUS. ULyRAggL
AND WORKOUT EffTTRR
Thousands upon Thousands
"HO HAFh BEEN THE VICTIM OF QUAOKa
sal who have psid Rkd ~ FERS % bo cured he
o short time, have found they we're deceived. and
that The Poison" hE7. BY tho use % ''Posgsral
As.1ngeniss' bean trsd up N Tia system, 10 orsak
"a. pa an sggfSSated or,a, sld perhaps ahsr mar.
rag.
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Agents Wanted Everywhere.

- Orders foT seSlei Envelopes must IN even
case Be aocompsnied b rHE CASH, Hith the name 81
he person sondiRg, and town county. ana State
plalnly written. ss-Letters should 6e addressed
lo fha ManAaera e fnIluMn.
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GENERAL HOSPITALS

GEN HIGAL HOSPITALS,
SURGEON H. P. sTEARNs, Q. s. VOLS,
"a Cherry street.
CUMBERLAND HOSPITAL.
Near PenitenhaTy. Surgeon Burkitt Cloak, U.
Fois-' IN charge.
WILSON HOSPITAL,
On Harding Pike. Asst Surg. Applegate, U. g.
OFFOERs' HOSPITAL.
College hi. surgeon J. L. Aerbst, o. 8. Vols =,
IN charge.
NO. l GENERAL HOSPITAL,
surg T. q Breed, L. 5. Vols, N charge.
NO 2 GENERAL HOSPITAL.
College Hi. Surgeon J. K. Hsrbst, u. 8. Vols,
NO 3 oESERAL HOSPITAL,
s. +, Cor Public Square. Surgeon J. r Ludlow,
U. $. Vo.s-r in charge.
NO GENERAL HOSPITAL.
Masonic Ball. Church-street, Asst. surgsop
Whitehead, U. s. A.. in charge
NO. II SMALLPOX HOSPITAL,
On the Charlotte Road. A. Asst Surgeon g. W.
France IN charge.
NO IA GENERAL HOSPITAL
r. HesT =. aud g Railroad Depot. Surgeon D. E.
Fuller. y. s. Vols, IN charge.
20 IS GENERAL BosPTTLI.
Corner sa nnle and Iine-streets, Surgeon w.
NJ. ChslnDers, U. 5. Vols, ia charge
NO. 10 OONTRABAND HOSPITAL.
On College, between Church and Brood streets.
ASS l surgeon a; j Comfort, u. s. V. IN charge.
NO. l9 GENERAL HOSPITAL.
On Msrket-street. between Union and Church
stteats. Surgeon Perkins, 2. S. Vols. in charge.
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Boarding.

A FEW GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACcOMsfO.
n dated with Boarding in q priyate family, By ap-
plyinR e No. u South Cherry Street, doors South
q ne Fost Oaiee. mAyf-e'W
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Valuable City Property
For Sale.

UIHE valuahle House and Lot on east side q
i Vine Street three doors south o. Union street
TIE valuable suhuThan residence with 8 acres
Of land IN South Nashyi ie.
Two elegant building lots In Vest Nashville
Two building lots N Haliis addinou4
One lot on College street, near Gun Factory.
One house and one acre o. ground n Frznkiin,
Tenn, knoap ~ lbe Eishop Otsy property.
Snevs-9~s ~ - u y WlLETN.
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bamarItan's Wash


lie efficacy q these reme-ies Is 7'ls., sre.--,FI
edged Oy physelgns and patients Th-- AZ ,-ss4
10 the u :. Hospitals, thus rs-torn,y 10 E-sr-5
many Of oar brave soldiers
FiU1' the Bl'.aa5-s SIN.
WHAT TIE SURGEONS SAY or grys -
LARIlAlS EEuEDLES.
"Posr H1srIrAJ, FoEr NT,gsH.Jr.l
No. Baltimore, Ill, Feb. %. Isa4
81 have great sat -actoa i1 ~ts-ip4 ~ a.,
used "Ihs Samaritan Esfgciss'' FOR yaperssI ~,
esse N ne most Customary fona: thai I bav- -
mem win Judgment, discretion, nd pr0prrfv ~
have lcund them % respond 20 nv ar.irir,if.r-,.
promptly ami siiec,us4ly. Known teo.r e..r...,-,
slton, hive the fullest confidence .n .he.- a.f -,
end a. ar as my Use OF thGra extends rcu5u-ss5
them strongly. trrarD Z, F...--. -'
assistant Surgeon 5th New YORK V1i5 .,
Lei it be understood that these remedies are 81.
feconmeneeo, snd viii positively cur, tha diseases
Ior winch they are offered
Proc - Male Packages, Stms-it5n'- Cir s. %.
Female 500 Root Sui EerJ juice & UU; Wash
sold BY j.. & c. ". SMITH. Drupgsts.
Corner Chur p sui Vine : ree.z.
NASHVILLE, TE,N.
r Desmond 3 Co., Proi-jssors, sI5 Esse streets.
Philadelphia
lsulS-bu.
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The Boston Transcript says " We
publish below copy Of a letter reeeiv-
I'd by Governor Andrew upon the sub
f,g. Of the rreponderanoe offemales in
.his eonnmonwealth. The source from
which The letter WAS derived adds to
,hg interest OF the production.
'PR0yo CITY, UTkH Co. UTAB
TgRTTuRy
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g ECRET DIsEAsESlH SECRETl
- DISEASES.
eonorrhea. eIest. strloiures.
sAMARTTANR GIFT.
Sent By nal Ip q nIaln e-raIrr1a-

BLOOD. BLOOD. BLOOD.
ScrOfula, Ulcers, Sores, Spots, letters.
Scales, Boils, Syphilis or Venerial
Diseases, etc.
SAMARITAN ROOT AND HERR JITTCFs
u ofi,re to the puhIic AS a positive ctire.
SfPHllIs OR NENEEfAi. TfeFtcFs ~ C4
"a M ~ ; hpoI AND hEHB JUICES il she
most potent, eertsln and efT..,t.sI rso-st, 49, -,
-cr.ted u reaches amt era,Icstes eyary rr-t-i Of
ne Vensresi poison, SD thaI the cure Is tForrr-b
-e1 permanent Take then OF this Purifying Rem
cay sna he healed, and not transmit 90 vcI-r uoz-
ieuty that for which you may repent IN AIR -.
no Nom 2, w. - ~,
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FOrSale.

VNHE vel known and oid-esisblished Railroad
saloon and sllot ting Gallery Ils College street,
near Isoui.vills IepCt noe dong splsndid bust
ness. Enquire on TIE premlses- mny6-2sF
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BHwARR OF COUNTKREEITa

AID uNFEECTLKD BEALxEs
Nho sndeaFor % disposo saOF THETR OWN a.
otner Arileies on he repu.aron ATTAINED b.
holinnoida denulne Preparationa.
ELtract Buchu,
aarsapa-lla,k
Improves Rose Washi
sod y AL DruEEata oVaFyNhara.
Ask FcR HELlRBOLU2-EeEH 50 o16A1
Qut ngl ne adssrassrna1t ard I'D ~ li-AN
guIp LGFueIE 49, n11ELfa99EN
AIl taa3
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POST.

PosT DrPESsARY.-No. II South Cherry At sur.
geon VIM. Threlkeld, u. S. Vols, attending on.
GERS and their f4nni les.
Surgeon F. ". sPARLTNG, 10th Mich. Vols, Medical
director OF Post Forces, Otics No. Is College x.
Posr RosFIrAL-Corner Of Cherry and Elm sts.
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Advertisements In the Special Column, mt tine
non I % lines, 81 Oo-each additional line, -
teuts subSelaelt Insertions, 10 cents per line. In
Local 90 urn, drst time, from ] 70 lines 81 u--
sarh additional line, 80 cents subsequent inseF-
tons, Is cent? per line.
An ADVERTISEMENTS occupying special position,
gnu al double column advertisements, vii De
charged s55T per cent. advance on regular rAtes
MARRIAGE AND FUNERAL NOTICES
WI 10 charged 81 the regular advertising rates,
and must Invariably he paid advance, or no IN
Eerzon made
ANNOUNCEMENTS OF oANDIDATEa.
For state %
For County %
For CITY %
We, TIE undersigned, have this day adopted the
above rztos for advertising, 70 which We bind our
selves stTictlV q adhere.
VIZ. CAMERON & CO.
JOHN WALLACE. Tor ths Dts1aeh.
BARRY, WTNHAM q 90. for Pres.
NAEEvILLE. TEss.. Sept. IS 1864
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100000.
For One Dollar.

which they need not pay unhl it Is known what is
drawn and its value.
Entire Satisfaction Guaranteed in all
Cases.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
CoDEYs LADY's BOOK FoR OCTOBER,

AN AUTUMN NUMbBh AND FAlsb hrhi'N';
Walking Costume, Dinner Dress, Visiting Dresses Nhd.
rens fsshons containing Ave figures Boy rane
t9 broadway, New York; Novelties for October consisting
OF the usual styles Of bonnets Quilted satin cape fsr 90
handkerchiefs very novel; foelmas made Win sps .,
handle for riding whip, Waved crochet trimming Gentle
loungnR cap Harlequin cushion very novel de,en
four 81 Lace stitch aud last
though not least tho new Bonnet ne Empire bonnet
Whether II will be success or not II problemaucal
Fred Hareys PASSENGER BY Marion Harland T. pub
lshed In this number; also boy Love by heiiav Victor
Interesting reading matter that IA 10 be found IN this mum
Der.
Ave Of them arc given The first eOrt ever made " any
In this other country 70 give hcsc spenun
pictures N the million
ions Including BRIDES dress
For sale by all the dealers
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A MORTGAGE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
~ AN EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY FOR
AouSEKEEPERs HOTEL KEEPERS AND THE TRADE.
LARGE SALE OF
MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
ELEGANT ROSEWOOD PARLOR FURNITURE,
BEAUTIFUL AND COSTLY OIL PAINTINGS,

WORKS OF ART AND BRONZEs
ROSEWOOD AND BLACKWALNUT BEDROOM SUITS,
= MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE,
VELVET, BRUSSEL3 AND INGRAM CARPETS,
sdence 19 West Eighth street. Fifth and Sixth
sale commencing at 0H O'Clock precisely consisting Of
vevet Brussels and Ingram Carpets Dining RoomRich
French China Tea and Dinner Sets rich silver mounted Cas-
Srs silver Teaspoons Tablespoons Forks Toe Pitcher Cake
ivory handled Knives and Forks Carving Knives and Stee
itch cut C0bets engraved Champagnes Wines, Decanter
Gsrafcs Celery Stand Preservcs large black walnut
extension Table solid black walnut Buffet twelve Dining
Enalrs, on Paintings Engravlngs Parlor and Drawing
Room-FouT beautiful rosewood Paror Suits covered with
gold green black French satin brocatel black walnut
Mbrary Frvnture rosewood Etageres with French
srors DOORS style of Louis XIV large Pier Mir
Chandeers Turkish Easy Chairs and Lounges rich
marble Centre and Pier Tables rich Lace Curtains fine
collection of Oil Paintings Bronze Clocks and Ornaments
Wrench China and Tarsn Vases Corner and Book Stands
iadys Work Table. ~, AZ
NAGNiFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANOFoRTE, STOOL
AMP COVER; COST $50;
elegant INSTRUMENT With round corners, beautifully
carved legs and case with all the modern improvements
overstrung bass full iron plate, French action full TX
tave. ftt
Chambers aud NurseryCosty rosewood and mahogany
Bedsteads stauary marble top Bureaus Wasstands and
Commodes to match over twenty pure Hair Mattresses from
forty sixty pounds made TO order and In excellent cond
ton; Feather Beds Bosters and Pillows, Counterpanes
Skand Satin Bedsreads Linen Sheets Ingram Carpets
BEDROOM Mirrors Clocks Toilet Tables Towel Racks Toilet
Sets Oloths Stair Carpets and Rods mahogany cushioned
Chairs Rockers Sofas OUNCES, Couch Beds Hall Stands
Tea and Dining Tables together with large and desirable
assortment of Basement ard Kitchen Utensils &c
N BReiable in attendance to cant pack and ship
goods for purchasers, at reasonable charge. l4tf
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OPINIONS OF THE LONUON rhESS.
The nss s .. ss
i
only s$ had sssn stolen during he.
powsra and s @ Il which Madame
o. s sson S s s r..
points and striking situations which give the accom-,
ss best sd:ass:s. gS.:s telling
when Madame Celeste mos, admired whether When
RsasEsf = " s:es :: joy
sSss ss s1s Vim 1e DO
stand: .. u, head q tn; romantic
fa II is eject i upon on an audience sdaemsn,
height s1 sh ssp IT,: 1ssss,usi
ana an s%dsnos was y
3. The .n s0gs We: ssq ne door
ever. inch . e ss%d1s ground round
have Mica NE building over ssain-London News Of the
s ssssa ss
" 1 IA. GOLDEN '
q ..sS n q hsr enthusiastic sp
nsodramss. and should Be long NADINE celeste
conccvsd and wen play be only
March ~. III
sterling Coyne has displayed all the tact and talent Of
suited Madame csie. Win sb.rssssr n.sa display
great advantage vigorous defamation genuine pathos,
and nimitshle power Of pantomime Daily Tes-
graph, March 70.
boz h; GET s. r. .;sS51 e for
the public informed that the opportunity
IL afforded the 81 ticket wonders spec
aors infe the sidewalks outer doors OF tho thea
tres y engaging during the between the hous
OF aud o'clock, when the boz ONCE open for the cspc
PRICES AS USUAL.
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KIBLO'S GARDEN
IN Lessee and Manager .......... W. WHEATLEH.
Doors open n past a. Begins "a toB.
TREMENDOUS SUCCESS .t
THE HOUSE NIGHTLY OVERLOOKING
to witness the una2proachahle
AND COMPANY ~
GABRIEL RAvEL, -a
Fourth appearance I'm three years. sl
ANTOINE RAvEL, as.
YOUNG AMERICA
THIS THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 81, 1855,
REPETITION OF THE GRAND OPENING BILL,
THE MAGIC TRUMPET.
TIE ALCHYMIST,
NEW AND FANTASTICAL BALLET
(Recetved with much favor
THE GREAT TRAPEzE
FAvORITE VAUDEVILLE,
GABRIEL RAVEII... as the DANDY
GABRIEI. RANEL.. .FAI.FALE
ANTOINE RAVEL.. as the. CLOWN
YOUNG Y AMhNG AHMERfcX IN His LAST new
And Startling Performances on tho aigrH
THREE FLYING TRAPEzE.
Niles Vaudris Marze Desirrc Mons Matthew, Garcia,
yaudris. schmidt, Lehman, Arel Corps de Ballet,
anu - MARTISRTrI FAMILY (sIx IN NUMBER M
Mr.. and Mrs. GOMERSAL and the Dramatic Company
will appear Ia the Vaudeville.
Orchestra. Mons k0mainvluo
FRIDAY-An entire change OF programme HA
SATURDAY AFTERNOON NEXT "a af
ar. Il series of HAVhL MA1lSEEs commencing At
In prcp,ration-BIANCO. .
Prices admission rs cents; Reserved Seats 81 Family
Circle tertrance on Crosby street, 30 cents.
SEATS SECURED SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE.
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THE BATEMAN CONCERTS IN BROOKLYN
i THIS EVENING, THURSDAY, SEPT. n,
The wonderfully gifted child Of song,
NILE. PAREPA,
Will make her last appearance u -
BROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MOb1C.
Also viii appear for tho last time,
Herr CARL ROSA, the distinguished vioinisk
Mr. ED DANEREUrHER, the celebrated pianist and
THEO. THOMAS and full orchestra.
Reserved may be had at the Academy Tickets, 1S
reserved chairs, 30 cents extra.
Doors open at TX; nj 8 o'clock
Last nights at Irving Hall, New YorkFrday Sept n -
Saturday Sept. q
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-21

UCTI0N NOTICE.-MORTGAGE SALE OF ELEGANT
"A and costly Furniture this day Thursday oelock
precisely at the Residence % Waverey place between fn
end sixth avenues comprsng large variety OF rsrior
black walnut Parlor su richest description;
ELEGANTLY CARVED PIANoF0RTE;
With four round corners full octave all the
cost $SO9 Stool sn6 costly
entre Tables Bureaus Bedsteads pure curieG Hair Mat
Ware, Clocks Cutlery Crockery Mantei Ornaments &c
sissns and ysrs9p cHRRIEs YOUNG
A LOTION NOTICE.-A. BRo!DEE, AUCTIONEER.
a MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
Akso0 G1 R4IsTINS B BS1 DRAWING
This day hursday september 81 the elegant private
.esqence No rs Houston street LUDLOW pace between
SALE coMMsSCiSq AT II O'CLOCK PRECISELY.
Superb Sets Drawing Room Furniture brocatel
81 the richest description rosewood Eageres statuary mar
ole tops; rosewood Centre Console and Pcuue ab.
gets elegant sets brocae Curtains Cords Bands 10 match
the suits Velvet BRUSSELS Carpets Mantle and Pier Mirrors
Embroidered Lace Curtains Paintings FRENCH line Ensra
MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANoFoRrE.
the richest offered at auction this season. Stool
Music Books embroidered cloth Cover and e years
Dining Room Furniure-Bunet Extension Table, Turk
EASY ohairs Lounges elegant sets ruby crystal glass
Decaners, Gobets, Fruit Stands Preserve Dishes Silver
spoons Forks Tureens Coffee Urns Table Cutlery
carved Silver Plate OF every description
ROSEWOOD AND WALNUT CHAMBER FURNITURE.
dressing Bureaus, Wardro1es Sofas Chairs Bedsesds
snits Ingram Carpets oiSloth Stair Carpets Hair and
rain shine in attendsnoe 70 cart pack and shp
goods at reasonable charge.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-21

Asst NIGHTS OF MILE PAREPA,
IL AT IRVING HALL,
FRIDAY AND sATuRphy, sEPTEMBER AND n
SING r BiHp gss ~ NM. nns; rAhhfA
1.-THE SHADOW soSa," by Nile. PAREPA
Herr CARL ROSA.
Mr. ED DANNREUTHER.
Remember, the LAST NIGHTS
THIRST RAvEL MATINEE.
Il SIBLo's GARDEN, SATURDAY, SEPT. g.
commencing al 2 o'clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-21
z. BUREHAM, AUCTIoNEER.


Rare chance parties commencing housekeeping
sln0O0 WORTH OF.