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The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-10

BeA-The True Delta announces that the
steamers Cherokee and Magnolia have
been seized for confiscation, because, con.
trary 10 the terms under which they were
released when captured in the Alabama
river, their owners have refused passage
TO United States officers travelling on
official business, and accompanied their
refnsals with language disloyal and dis
respectful to the Government.
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FOR q. S. SENATOR.
WILLIAM L. aSHAkKEY

R@- The Mobile Times says the Clarion
printed an article the other day as origi-
nal which properly belonged to that
paper. The article did not appear in the
Clarion as editorial. 1t was printed
''solid" like all other extracted matter.
II is true ID should have been credited.
The commission, however, was not with Us
but with the printer. Win you set Us
right, Mr.. Times?
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-10

Tho U. s. mail steamship Monterey.
Capt. Further, from New York 10th ult..
arrived Al her wharf last evening with q
luil cargo of assorted merchandise, the
U. 5. mails and The following passengers !:
Mrs. G. Northwine, Miss Bedford, A.
Harris, 8. Lowenberg. John Churlnn. l.
Hirsh, Jos. Kann, Capt. Riehl, Henry
Ruth. NJ. Levys~G. Olcott, X. +. Clute.
U. Berthelot. Mrs. Ogden. Mrs. Gilbert
and son. and Is in the steerage.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-10

Two Sioux INDIANS TO BE EXECUTED.
Orders have been received directing the
execution of Little-Six and Medicine Bot
tie. the two Sioux chiefs who have been
under sentence of death at Fort Smelling
for year past. tr m
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-10

A dispatch to the Cincinnati Enquirer
from Washington says
1T is evident that the popular current
is setting strongly in favor OF the admin.
istratlon policy, and it is thought that its
opponents will not be able to raise a col
porals guard in the next Congress. Sum
ner In the Senate, and Thad. Stevens in
The House, will be left almost alone.
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a Gard.
CANTON, MISS Oct. S, 1865

+ CANTON, MISS, Oct. 5, 1865.
4 EDITORS CLARION :--I see that my name
was announced in your paper as a candi
date for Senator of the Senatorial District
composed of the counties of Madison and
Scott. know rot how it happened that
my name was announced as l never au
thorized it to be done, and was not, in
fact, candidate for that or any other
office. | presume that your personal
kindness for me induced you 10 make
the announcement, and viewed in that
light have, perhaps no right to complain.
There were only two candidates for the
position of Senator for this District, Judge
Lyle, of Scott, and r. M. Latimer of this
county. was solicited to run for the
office by many friends residing in both
counties, but for reasons satisfactory to
myself and not now necessary to be stated,
declined to do so. In justice to myself
please give this place in the Clarion
and much oblige your friend,
o. A, LUCKETT.
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sTRAYaa OR STOLEN.

EROH Mrs >tSLto' : residence. six miles east of
Hhuqu'ak Station, Noxubee county, Miss 'ssippi on
the night of the SSth of September, CHESNUT
SORREL HORSE, rather above medium size one eye
out, bots hind feet white. bas ly saddle marked The
hair recently # his left sbo llder by a buggy
shaft small white spot about the size of pea under
his name; is about ten eleven years old; walks
PAGES and tro:s Address
Rev II. C. HARRIS,
oct6dtf DsKaIb Kempcr countv Miss
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Tha R1znlt o. Realp1on.

When the Clarion FIRST attempted t.
show the people of Mississippithe neces
sity Of granting the negro the right tc
testfw in Rthe courts of The countr,
IT had few supporters. The people
were not prepared for the concession
In abandoning the revolution and eman
cipating the slaves they thought they
have done enough. But with the sober
second thought comes a change Many
who differed with US then concur in our
opinions new. They see that upon grant
ing this privilege depends the Withdrawal
of the military from the State-that we
cannot get represent alton in Congress
without coming up to the line marked cut
for US by President johnson, and that the
new State Constitution requires the negro
to be treated as free man and protected
in life and property. They see too, that
because we grant him the right TO testify
in courts it does not naturally follow we
should bestow the political right of
suffrage. That belongs to the State of
Mississippi alone. Our failure as revoiu.
tionists settled the other. We are graft.
fed with the change that is taking place
in public opinion. It augurs well for
return of civil rule throughout the State.
There will soon be no excuse for keeping
troops in Mississippi In addition to being
sustained by Governor Sharkey the
following influential journals occupy sub
stantially the same position with US and
fully sustains Governor Sharkeyts proc
lamation
Jackson Mississippian; Vicksburg Her.
aid, Vicksburg 10 lrnal, Brandon Repub.
lican; Quitman Messenger; Columbus
Index Columbus Sentinel.
1t is hardly necessary TO say that the |
most influential papers of the State are |
now in favor of granting the negro the
right to appear before the law. Other
papers will follow, and ere long Missis-
'ippi will be unit in breaking down the
'adicals and Strengthening the hands OF
Andrew johnson. There is no danger to
De apprehended from this course. Ours
will ever be government of white peo
Die, and under no circumstances can
here be equality between the races in
he South.
If after granting the negro protection
n life and property, he is still dissatisfied
nth his position, let him go to his
friends" in New England or seek an asy
1m in some other land. The South
Till do no more for him.
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@ we. give place ato the follonin,

BS- We give place gto the following
card which explains itself. We can state
in explanation that some gentleman,
whose name we do not now recollect, au-
thorized us to announce Col. Luckett's
name for the Senate and also directed us
10 put his name on the tickets for that
county. But for this we would not have
made the announcement:
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The Scooha mills

a the & O have b. on se~sd - S.ation. on
pn,; mtary authorities AID to be OF rd d'.ea
-, uDc saas next Thursday. 9Th day Of Oc,obe, "a.
., al ~ We're sold TO the Confederate .nai
o. was absent In Virginia wiihsut nv
the o-ss;n.. you'd also state that owe ca ano .
as:1 0gse. m'nt failed BY e5t0j to nav Sen.ef
snv =. t.e contract claim the sad fIi1s @
i,s. = psIenasne them III do 30 a. his sna
% contest The ownership at once. IN ts as
seoesa. Oct :. 1886 4asG JUNK DUNLAP.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-10

Ex rebel Gen. VIM. Malone has been
appointed superintendent Of the Norfolk.
Petersburg and South SIDE railroad.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-10

OFFICE MOBILE AND OHIO RAILROAD
Mobile, Ala, Sept. 20, 1865
Passenger Trains the N obiie and Ohio r. ilroa
will run as follows
KOTthVvard Trains.
Leave Mobile every
Monday, Wednesday and Saturday. 4 p.m
Pass Meridian every
Sunday, Tuesday, aud Thursday, Ass. a m
Arrive at COrinth every
Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday, $40. D. m
Leave COrinth every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday, $50 am
Arrive at Columbus, XIV, every
Monday, Wednesday, ,and Friday, 8:3O.p.m
Steamer Gen Anderson" connects at Columbus
KY, for Cairo.
Southwark Trains.
Leave Columbus eyerv
Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday. 8 a. m.
Arrive at cOrinth every tsra
Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday. 1890 n m
Leave COrinth every a
Monday, Wednesday and Friday, LAO. am.
Pass Meridian every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday, 7:O5. 5.p.m
Arrive at Mobile every
Tuesday, THU sday and SATURDAY.. 8. 40 m
o.... Chief Eng. and Gen. Superintendent.
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DOLBEAR
COnassaesctat College.
Cor. Camp and Common Sts..
70 The Spacious and Eaegant .so,y D.s,d,.. !.
New Or'e,rs

constantly IN session under able Profe,.or, \.
.ouneea N leis and Is chartered BY the Si.,.
~ "a erre Posiion of the old hone.. ~
LIZ Slay anu over tie Southern s afrs IrS;s. "a y.
Aesptng. Pennanship Mathematics. Enessh Doos
IS 49, business education that enables -.
o-vS @ So annua " Is The best ss ~,
5s nvsa to eal Theirs are for s
R FUs Dor BEAR Pre.,ss,,
* - 4is isslPPi papers insert to ameunt of ~ ~
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For Rent

( NE NE DWELLING HOUSE to rent for III. =. A.
Iooo Also desirable LOT for a Rus;na.s 49, ~
g ease Enquire Of oc:7dtf w. n SWI1szrp Ta1ke
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-10

We cor
Clarion u
in additI
weekly ed
will be se
on the MI
who nay|
1t will col
the daily
Wednesd
in full II
ture that
latest nal
New Orld
most inlH
United y
be spared
any aI'd
Our tel
will be in
newspapI
our hieE
present |
send US 4
rates will
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-10

: OFFICE MOBILE AND OHIO RAILROAD
Mobile, Ala., Sept. 20, 1865 :
le Passenger Trains on the Mobile and Ohio Re- iroad
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THE1
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~ THE
pnbUshed or on
psn-e spared Z
public =, cont,
from all parts :
,l,e condition no Q
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eress for the, the
southern State
matter. ,,,,,
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story, original
Annou
trict Offices
For county OF
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-23
proposalS.
nee Dnpor CosnIssARr.

Oyyor Dzpor CosnlssARE
GOVERNMENT SAFE SALE OF Of 'fS'; %HisKf.- Ii s
~ SEALED PROPOSALS lin duplcafs) are invited and
will be received by the underigned this depot until II
thousand seven hundred sad fifteen Q75) barrels Of
Whisky or less, as follows viz.
Of q ws1 isG 1aoa6 iTf
April May and june 1861 sndanusry 1855 containing about
forty two thousand three hundred and five t5) gal
Proposals Tor ten 0 barrels and upward Of this lot will
barrels Of Copper Distilled and Superior
originsy inspected IN February 1865 containing about
eighteen thousand four hundred and ninetyeisht a4ss)
Proposals for i've W barrels upward this lot will be
LOT No a-Con.istinr Of one hundred and twenty u2o
barrels Pure Rye Whisky originally inspected in February
1863 containing about four thousand eight hundred HSoo
Proposals for three W barrels and upward of this lot viii be
LOT NO. Astonishing Of s1,yhree ts barrels pure old
Rye ws ia Sbn ss b. sos ds
gallons Proposals for two ~ barrels and upward of this lot
LOT NO -Cons.ng Of Eve ts barrel. pure old Bourbon
Whisky, originally inspected June 1864, containing about
(63) one hundred and sixty three gallons.
Proposals for W barrel and upward Of this lot will be
The whisky was originally selected with great care and is
all and OF prime quality The reced designed for
the troops in the field and the Bourbon and Rye
for sale to 0,eI and are equa not superior To- any my
present month"; aud in excellent order packages being of the
Samples Of the whisky be and blank proposals
be obtained At the Offices Of the following named officers Of the
Subsistence Department. viz;
York
brew. Bhs.-G TIOS. WILSON, C. s., Baltimore,
Md
Major GEORGE BELL, C. s.. Washington. D. C.
Captain THOMAS G. SULLIVAN c. s.. Richmond Va.
Captain r. ID. BRIGHAM, c. s., Boston, Mass.
Captain J. B. WIGGINS, c. 8, Philadelphia, Pa.
The Government tho right to withdraw any or
all Of the above lots and to REJECT any pfopo'' ueened
too low.
Paymen, 70 he made in United States currency, within ten
O days aer notification Of acceptance of bid and prior to
delivery OF the property.
guaranty equal onehaf the amount proposed for must
accompany the bid signed by two (2 responsible parties
When removing the Whisky, purchasers will provide their
own and the will load the vessels
free Of wharfage. dockase or labor.
Bidders are invited 10 be presen. the opening Of their
proposals. Brevet Bngen. Joseph Roberts, u ). ~, com.
mandng at Fortress Monroe Va, some other officer oi
rank will be present the opening of bid. to alb
..nte-, JAMES CURRY. Colonel and &. S "
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-23
suusisrtYcE Oyrtcg. A.. :. Army. No. ~ souTnsrp{
U.fft~ofg Nd Sppfr rnlbcr u, 100.

suunsrEScE OrrIcE a. :. Army No. 20 souTnsrr
R,rirots Nd, september - 100
CEALED PROPOSALS, IN duplicate, VIII DC
received at th. office until - noon III hSpNl ~ ,
,obe D. gs for the purchase Of about OHE THO
SEVEN HUNDRED AND lltIh hrAp VI ri''''-'
BEEF CATTLE IN lots e ten and upwafd. ~
These Cattle all b. prime condition. having be,h on n
several months aud fci daily with bay and corn ana au
raual 10 any on rcd M market 70 fafa an oppoi'"S "
The purchase Of extra hne beef h seldom found -,
Proposals must state the number u bpiopo''"t" P'i'
and the price per pound gross. 49,, i.,i.,--
The Catr 10 be i'hed by hr Sae Weigher on d,Nsy
and the weights rendered. by him, to be the standard oy
" hirh ali bills are e. ho settled. ,,,ac
Term. Of sale cash In Government funds. deposit oi KY
fsOi POI cent made notification Of acceptance o ou
tie balance tO be- paid whu tho tatte are deNsiop. -
Successful bidders 10 be allowcdtcn days III
their stock II f.,o,f,his
The ttle can b. ertmncd NJ any time rom IN" uat' ~
ad.rriisenent tll Octobsrf 1885, nom 10 AM W pn i
~ the United States Car Corral ADJOINING th' -"o''
iI,v Scales the iraukiu Told near baHo''' uttl.
The UNDER. zned reserves the right TO irJtet any ~ ~ ~
they are deemed not ads antlg gcOus 10 ~" ih'" "a
The lots viii be- arranged numerically iioi .'os. W -, 49,
and The awards viii bee made IN the saine oia'I 10
cular lot may be degnutcd In tho bid IN no co'" wa" ~
kipping Of numbers be allowed. ,-,,t. a..
Popoaals must he ipon blank forms furnished NJ ts or'
will not receive attention uneas tue same a'' P'
paid II. g., ,,. ,,,rcba.e OF
Reef attic sealed and addressed TO the unde ,,
~ o''''" '''' "'s' G. s, Il. :. \.
W. H. PARKHuRsr Capt and {. :.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-23

Proposals.
NAVY DrPAnTxEsr. BUREAU oy Pnoyi,ioss }

kRESli BEEF AND VEGETABLES
Il SEALED PROPOSALS, indorsed Proposals ior Fresh
Beef und Neseabes WI be received this Bureau until
o'clock NJ on the 10Th day of September inst for sup
ply OF 200 coo pounds of FRESH BEEF and 200 900 mounds
FRESH VEGETAB ABLES, at the New -York Navyyafd and
Station a, required The Beef end Vegetables must be of
good quality and tue best the market aor aud each article
must be offered for by the pound Tho beef 20 be in equal
proportions, fore and hind quarters
Bonds with approved security viii be reqel in one half
the estimated Of the contract and twenty pcr cent
addition will DC wtnhcd from the amount Of each ayrnt
be made collateral security for The due performance Of the
contract winch WILL account be paid nnt 1t is fully
complied with.
Every offer made must be accompanied bya written guar.
anty Signed by responsible persons that the bid
bidders will IL bis or their bid be accepted enter into
Obligation within five days. with good aud sufficient
ties to furnish the articles proposed
No proposal will bee considered unless accompanied by such
guaranty and by satsfacory evidence that the bidder IL
dealer in the articles proposed and the
quircd by law.
The Department the right to rcct suy proposal
not considered advantageous " the uQysIppeDI
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-23
OFFICE Cusp CoNAIssARy oF sIBsisrtS0N'
DEpAKrMESr OF NORTH tAhoLSA;s
N Sent, D. laN'

CEALED PROPOSALS (in duplicated VIZ SiT,I4. He
received nj this Office until 10 o'clock a. M on q2nIfRRoN m
nay the Goth inst Tor the purchase Of 70 sllons ~
ana 1875 gallons RECTlFlED WHEN ,n1sty ng now in
Newbern, aud $50 gallons EECIlfiL
Ma viii be- received for the whole or any part no o''
thnn one barrel) Of each OF the above I9'''
The right reject all bids Is reserved , w T. P,lmer
Samples can Be- seen by apPyingt TO ,ap1 a, Mnre
C. s. at Newbcm, Capt o. W. Chau,,J "a G ., ,,nove the
Whisky before the 10th day Of Oetooef' ie'"'' ' "
vii b,v. copy Of this advertisement attached
and Will be indorsed the envelope "A, '9prPn,arR P'
Csptsiu md e. s., U b. A, CbiefC' b. Dept 0i A. v
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-23
Atnuseulenis.

A CADEMY of MUSIC.
n ITALIAN OPERA 80 = =
p'hEoSfPENiiSG oPENiSG HiGaT, MoNDxY sep1 q; $50
First appearance in A%sea Of ftsR shs new Artists
srosoR sTrosucc1. sSs
On MONDAY EVENING, Sept. u.s. ats O'clock
GRAND OPENING NIGHT
will be produced Gounods brilliant and popular opera
FAUST.
MISS ADELAIDE PHILLIPS.
siGNOR BFLiiNT,
MISC sroSSG%N0E sIGN0E ANroNUGG MILLER
coSPBST9h MPpSEsSiy aSX MASETEEk EiSTT
THUasDAY-osERAi in BROOKLYN.
FRIDAY: Sept; 2e-rHiRD OPERA NIGHT
sATFhSAy FFEsf 5Sasb asESSsSSS SsfisEHg. Eig'' s.
MONDAY, DC. s-FoURTH OPERA NIGHT.
named 9s win Ts NJ ss
regular cketofces, VIZ: the Box Office Of the Academy;
Beer schirmers, No. 7o Broadway; Pond Co.'S No. A3
Broadway and Root & Anthony No. 81 Nassao-,t.
NIBLO's GARDEN.
~ Lessee ard Manager. WIN; WhEATLEY'
Doors open sstpliteNDrpraruupH s. { 'A'" .
GRAND SUCCESS
Of the unappyoachable
AND COMPANY.
GABRlEb NAyEbt
ANTOINE RAVEL,
YOUNG AMERICA,
who II Ss sHs'Sss 1 .isf EgsfSSSS5
Doors open at H. Commence at 2
GRAND RAvEL MATINEE.
JOCKO.
First time SsskRIT tesisks FL TFsssPs TRsSsr frns'''"s'''
ANTOINE RAVEL
AS FERNANDEZ. ,n~r,
GRAND NEW DivERfIssEMENT (arst tin,e)
PAS CHIRIoIs,
| as danced by him with the most
MEMORABLE BRILLIANCY
the Porte St. Marten, hundred consecutive nights
Mdes Vsndrs Marzett Desree, Perron Vandrs and the
MARTINETTI FAMILY
Mr. and Mrs. COMERSAL Ic &c. in fayoite Vaudeville.
| In the EVENING, before9,
a VERY ATTRACTIVE PROGRAMME.
GODENSkl.
(received on Friday with overwhelming sppause)
'"' NEW GRAND BALLET,
THE ALCHYMIST.
AND COMIC INTERLUDE.
GABRIEL RAEEL
YOUNG AMERICA
signora PEPITA, Mons. Won HAuME
THE WHOLE PANTOMIMIC AND VAUDEVILLE
COMPANY
Leader OF Orchestra. Mons koMAiN'iLLE
MONDAY-Chsnge of programme
In pTepration-BIANCO - 81,
Prices admission, cents: reserved seats 81 family
circle tentrance Crosby.stl 80 cents -
SEATS SECURED SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-23
Aninset,ieitis.
WALLACK".
NOTICE.

,
have entered into with the Dramatic
Author Mr. TOM TAYLOR, BY which an to receive sd
copies of all h: new y RE Sss'pecsy ~ warn the pub
for sale by agents and others are merely a.RsxD
and ABSURD INVITATIONS hsy wen en- o. nsesy 'ns plays
sion to America. This abomnable system OF has
become so general that deem doe to tho public 70 Mana
gers and to myse expose IT, True copies oil MI iAf'
LoHS new plays can only be LESTER wALLAcK
-"'' L ',SE NEW rsi AND D dRIGiNAL DRAMA,
BY TOM TAYLOR, esqr
THE sERF.
Produced with new scenery dresses appointments sincr
MI f. L. Davenport Mr. John Gilbert. Mr. Charles Fisher
Mr. George Holland Mr. Norou Nh Willamson MI; uso'
Mis-. lone Burke Miss Mary Barrett appealing in the DFinci
eoLLEY CiBBER's FINE
THE DOUbLE GALLANT,
xsF
will be produced Immediately and performed alternately with
NOVELTY AND VARIETY,
a GRAND ROMANTIC DRAMA
ANEW FIVE 'sS ACT COMEDY,
Are also in preparation.
DARNUM's NEW AMERICAN MUSEUM
OVER 100000 CURIosITlEs.
built by ABRAHAM LINCOLN in MecOn County, Illinois,
in 1880 and ia which he resided for two years.
Original letters from Gov. II. J. OGLESBY Of Illinois,
Gov ANDREW Of Mass and other distinguished person
ages prove tho identity ofthis Historical Rehc.
THREE Of the fALLEST GIANTS In the world,
THE LARGEST FAT WOMAN LIVING,
and prettiest CIRCASsIAN GIRLS ever seen
BOHEMIAN GLASS BLOWERS.
TWO STEAM GLASS ENGINES IN NOTION
PROF HUTCHINGs, LIGHTNING CALCULATOR.
The remarkable curiosity,
a LIVING ThREEHOkNED BULL; A., :,
AFTERNOON AT 8; ENENiso Al ~
SADAK AND KALAsRADEi
or THE WATERS OF OBLIVION.
MADAME MARIE MACART, in brilliant acts
Mr.. w. Is. HARRISON, ErtempoIsneous Singer
GREAT bULLFROG SHOW: ,..a,,,,,
BrLLFROG NCE.........,....MAsIEh IlhoInI
Cosmorama Stereoscopticons Learned SEAL hsppy ALL
Nv Grand Aquaria Mammoth Turtle etc.
Admission. 30 cents Children under TO- 10 cents
DROADWAY THEATER, cor. Bfoome-st.
ID SATURDAY EvENING, Sept %,
MATINEE,
Doors open at IA; commences at O'Clock.
EVENING,
Doors open At II commences at - O'Clock.
When the celebrated Tragedsn
Mr Is. FAIRCLOuGH .. ,,,
win appear as r,,.,,,,,r,, hiOhhhiho
MONDAY, Sept. 25-The great and renowned Arts'e
MADAME CELESTE. 80
will ,ppear in New Drama OF Powerful Domestic and Social
Interest entitled the
WOMAN IN RED,
=, which she irnpersonates THREE CHARACTERS
may he secured In advance.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-23

NOLLEGIATE and ENGINEERING lNSIl-
u TI'TF No l8 Cooper Union New-York. Individual
Instruction. Special preparation for any College or Scientific
school Academic Collegiate, Civil aud Mechanca Engin
eerng courses given. Students received st any time Open
dav and evening. PROF J. q. FOX, A. NJ, Principal.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-23

HOBART HALL, No. o. West Thirtysev-
enti.st. Newl ork.-Eevenh Session begins iii rs.
DAY SEPT u. Enlarged accoumodaon for Young ladies'
e,ident IN the family. Address J. j. ELMENDOkF, Rec
tor
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-23
VHE NEw-YORK HIGH SCHOOL, EB

IfENHE National Conservatory for Musical In.
strucon Is now open for the reception Of pupils at thc
Rooms, No. 1852 East Thteenthst. EDwD. MoLLESHAUgR
Musical Director John C. White Secy. Send for Circular
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-23
professional Notices.

BOOK on STRUCTURE, PILES, Els
TTLA and Thirty other diseases. mailed for 70 cents
HENRY 4 DANIELS. u. d., Consulting and Operative
s1rgcon, No. Union-sqaaTe.
nR. KUCZKOWSKI, Hydropath, No. -
~ Ami;y.t Office hours from 10 to IL m nom 70 y
.,H Ito ID IN IN.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-23
THE COLLEGIATE SCHOOL.

n No. II West Fourteenth-st. corner siy.b.sv.
N Iii ~ s ioFy-l1t year reOpcns MONDAY :, pember
e'ery advantage for tie education youth Ia both
inen,sTy snd hghei branches Ia ancient aud modern
,I.s. bookkeeping. and all other departments OF a com.
.ss hoo course Pupils received al toes and thor.
ts.y prepared for college or business
s made 70 tie Faculties of Columbia College and
Yih University. Also 70 the following Gentlemen
49, gh lave attended the school, the Rev Dfs Ferris
~ Spencer, Hatfield Bowling sommers nbrie Gcreey
49, A. haIhin tNewaIkj Hornbowcr (Patersou) DR. Traf
c. ~ sanford, Ravenswood Drs T.. ". Van Winkle
Wst@ nsnschel, II. ". Is. Woodhull, }. w. Elliot o. r.
Wal sonh osborn. Otto Fullgraff; Messrs. William H.
sDss fphen r kusse Peter s. Hoe, Robert Carter and
cthsfs whose names together with LEI.
= VIII be found in the Circular.
@. p. oUACKENB0S, Rector.
NSnOoL FURNITURE. - Teachers Desks
sco @ s lars fsbes Bank Office Desks &C. Lecture
Nv "''"" H@''ssS Az c.a.s. kinds Of school material
HVBT PATTON No. "a aIeyett
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-23
CTETywAY & SONS GOLD MEDAL

CTEINWAY g. SONS GOLD MEDAL
- GRAND AND SQUARE PIANOS ere now considered
Europe well this country having received mo
hrst Prize Mcd-f 4 the Word. Exhibition n London l11'
The principal wny the stcnwy fanos are superior
10 all others H. ihl. ihs firm composed Of i've pfacla
sne ofte maker. Gather and four ousl who Invent all Their
own improvements and under whose p~f.onh sipcrs''h
every part Of tie insifument IS manufactured "Aief''u
Nos and y Fast Foirteenlh e. between Union square 4ni
living Placn. heS. fofk.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-23
faw 6rbocls.
4 AW DEPARTMENT.

I AW DEPARTMENT., UNIVERSITY OF
IL NEWYORK CITY.-The mex. session commences on
MONDAY Oct 2 The course consists Of two years, but
gentlemen with sufficient preparation may enter the senior
year GraduGes are admitted as members OF the Bar oy
special statute For further information apply personally or
bv letter to JOHN NORTON POMER0Y, University Build
ing, Washington-squArc, New York.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-23

DIANOS. &c.-Good new and nd-hand
PIANOS at low prices Musicstoos Painting sesals
Watrhrs ieygelry Albums. hrfofs sewing Machin' Drss
tc Cs.b tsid for Pianos M-oieons. Watchcs Diamond
Gc J. r. JONES, No % Anu.st