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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-01-07

The MARKET this morning, WAS only tol.
erably supplied. Beef mutton and veal are
at former rates, from 20 TO Is cts. per ID, ac-
coraipg to quality, The prices tor poultry are
hi ll-turkcys ranging from S. 50 to SIS 90,
according to size A nuunber of Prairie chick
ems have been brought on during the week aud
are sold at from 81 TO l25 per pair. Vege.
cables are not generally abundant parsnips
20 cts. per quarter peek furnips SO TO 60 cts.
per bushel &c, Butter from. SIS to IS cts per.
ID. Eggs 50 to S. cts. per dozen. Hcmlney Is
cts per quart.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-01-07

MARINE RAILWAY - Messgs Hunter are
about to reconstruct and put in operation their
marine railway and ship yard. which have
been lying idle since the commencement Of the
war. The Quartermaster Department has
sole control of the other ways in Alexandria,
upon V hich Government work only is perform
educational Mtc1ttgcncer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-01-07

A very large sale Of property, zealand per
sonal, in Norfolk, Portsmouth, and Hampton
Va, seized under the u. s. Conhseation law, IS
advertised to take place in Norfolk; on the 5oth
instant
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-01-07

We notice an advertisement telling "a rev
erend gentleman who carried away turkey
from the Slough Barracks Hospital, (lntended
for the sick and wounded) on the day Of the
dinner given by the people Of Woodlawn and
vicinity, that he will confer favor on one Of
the contributors to shat dinner If he will make
known what disposition be made Of IT, This
"reverend gentleman must have been "Sharp
SET for turkey OH the occasion men
toned. Wonder if he has responded 10 them
uuiry-orif he has never said turkey once. =
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-01-07

NTTsIC LESsONS.-A few pupils for in
Nb struction on the PIANO, will be taught
90 moderate terms. by young lady. Apply
20 Edgar Snowden Ct, over Owing store cor
ner of King and Royal streets. jan TT
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-01-07

At Georgetown, some 300 prisoners, desert
ers. stragglers, &C., were sent off from Forrest
Hall military prison, to OIL, Wells, at Alexan
sndria, yesterday, and it is designed hereafter
to keep all such persons at Alexandria. Ihe
provost n.arshal's office is, however, expected
70 be retained in Georgetown. at Forrest Hau.
The heavy rain Of yesterday afternoon and
last night, has nearly cleared of all the snow
aud ice from the streets.
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Amnsements.
'HlNK.-Reader, do you ever Think You
nav: soul - well body Yoo must DIG one day.

HINk.-Reader, do you ever Think You
nave soul - well - body. Yoo must die one day.
AVE. W,S Sss a come. Judgment Do rou Evrn rHyKi
WusoI thought u simple reason why Thousands iose
neu souh forever They viii consider They viii not
!1ot forward They will reflect their latter end and
certain consequences Of their present waya And Of last
M ~, ano THEY ARs DAMNED poR WANT OF THINKING.
peneve me, this world 10 not world In which DO
WI Without thinking Least Of all do well In the
eI Of eur souls. "Dont think" whispers SATAN he
INST N unconveted heart s like dishonest trsdes
mani oooit 1t will not bear close inspection Consider
yoat says the Word Of God-sop and ink-consdsr
Weg ny, the Spanish proverb, "Hurry comes OF the
Just 80 men sometimes marry in haste, and repent at
esae 70 they MAKE mistakes about their souls in minute
ana .nen suffer for 1t for years. Just bad servant does
;so md them says u never gave thought so men run
iI9 IN and then say, did think about tit did not
,S ; Ts ,n" Not look like sin! What would you have
VIZ noa come to you saying II am n" II would do little
nm did Sin always seems good and pleasant and de-
sIaole tho time Of commission. Oh, get wisdom, get
onrieton Remember the words OF Soomon: Ponder the
o. my feet and let thy ways be established Prov Il
CO. wise saying Of Lord Bacon, Do nothing rsshly
o,sy little, that you may make an end the sooner"
n sn to be thoughtful Learn to consider what you
aos and whittier you going ike time for calm reec
hon' Communc with your heart, and be still Remein
Der pef ny ny caution. DO NOT BE LOST MERELY FOR
WANT W THOUGHT. J. C.R.
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PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY

III UF NEW
SECOND CONCERT AT THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC
SATURDAY EVENING, De-. IL, 1865.
SUBSCRIPTION "a,
FOR FIVE CONCERTS AND FIFTEEN REHARSALS.
ORCHESTRAL PlECES-Beethovens symphony No /;
ovKxrrny- Promethtus" BARGiEL and Selections from
NrspyIssoHss Midsummer Nights Dream" The distin-
vui,hed Artist Monsieur JElllN PhUME, Violin solo to
IN. Ing OF the Resan late from Europe will appear this
occasion and perform Mendesson Concert ard Fantaiss
Rdllante by Jehin Prume Couduc,or-CARL BERG
MANN Member Tickets and Extra tickets for sale at the
principal Music Stores Tickets sold the door the evening
Of the Concert 50 each Doors open at to at
a o'clock L. SPIER Secretary
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6HU xt1A1LIsHnENT DOkb NOT ADvEkI1eh " fHu
ERw-I0RK HEK4LDl
AN ARMY OF LIVING CURIOSITIES,
w Sunrise UNTIL 10 O'CLOCK p NJ
THREE OF THE LARGEST GIANTS IN THE WORLD.
NOAH ORR, Ohio Giant, feet inche. high.
ANNA SWAN Nova-Scotian Gantess, 8 feet inch high.
ANDREW HANSEN, Norwegian Giant, = feet high.
THREE OF THE SMALLEST DWARFS EVER SEEN.
MAJOR COLVIN aged H. lsinches high, weigh. u pounds
GEN GRANT jr aged H. a3inches high weighs pounds
MISS LIZZIE READ. the Miniature Lady
A SINGULAR CONTRAST,
JOHN BATTERSBY, Living Skeleton, weighs on pounds
HANNAH BATTERSBY, his wife: weighs 1o0 pounds.
A MAMMOTH FAT WOMAN and celeorstso
SNAKE CHARMER,
who will exhibit her wonderful powers by handing ano
r Ste'' RgE .Ig CIRCAssIAN GIRLS
AN ALBIN0 BOY,
Pink eyes and white hair, fine as spun eca
TnREE.HORNED BULL, remarkable curiosity.
BOHEMIAN GLASs-BLOWE,Kss.o r,ov
TWO GLASS STEAM ENGINES IN NOTION
COsMORAMAS, STEREQSCOPTICONS, LEARnLD
SEAL, HAPPY FAMILY, GRAND AQuAhlA ana
100000 OTHER CURlOSIIlES.
Afternoon at J. Evening ut r.
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MISS LUCY RUSHTON's
wi NEW-YORK THEATER,
Nos T2s aud 40 Broadway
(opposite the New York Hotel)
This elegant building will shortly be opened 70 the public
FIRST-CLASS COMPANY
OF NETWORK FAvORITES.
The Decorations of the house of the richest description
v,ry accessory to the proper comfort Of the sudience
has been carefully attended The stage arranged to
insure perfect preservation OF artistic effect while every
tent The entrance and exit passages and doorwaysaIe ample
aud the ssways and corridors large and easy
of access Great attention has been paid TO warming ventia
ton and lighting for which latter purpose OF tie patent
sunlights has been introduced.
This piece. to be- presented will be Of the highest order Of
merit and vii be put upon the stage with every attention to
detail
The pieces will be so graduated as to suit all classes
In future advertisements fuller particulars will DO given
well as the exact date OF opening.
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IVHE ORDEAL FOR WIVES

1. the title of very well written novel; Depending but little
upon the eccenrci,y of plot startling situation perma
nent and natural interest is thrown about the characters by
the st with which they deneated and manner In wen
their action the story The title can hardly be
called preposesng seemingly implying some conjusai dill
cues whereas is rather the state which Is TO-
ferred to in the Ordeal."-I Hartford Coursnt
One elegant l2mo vol Illustrated. Price, 81 TO-
THE AMERICAN NEWS Co., Publishers,
Nos 1l9 and i21 Nas.su,t, N Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-16
THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC
FOR 1866.
THIS POPULAR POLITICAL AND STATISTICAL
ANNUAL WILL BE READY SHORTLY.

THIS POPULAR POLITICAL AND STATISTICAL
ANNUAL WILL BE READY SHORTLY.
CONTENTS:
ASTRONOMICAL DEPARTMENT.
Ecpses for the year 1876.
Lunar and Planetary Conunctions.
Conjunction Of Planets and other Asr.c,'.
New and Valuable Tide Tabes for lOO Places
Jewish and Mahomed2n Calendars.
Table Of siIty-one Bright Stars
PoLITIoAL DEPARTMENT:
United States Government. Ministers, &c.
Senators and Representatives Of XXXIXth Conren
Laws Passed at the last Session Of Congress
Public Re,olut.on. and ProclAnltions.
Slaveholders' Rebellion, or Chronicle Of War Events
The Union Patty IN lS6Resoutioas Of the union State
Conventions on Recon,,rucion and Impartial Suffrage.
Impartial sufrage-Laws in the Several States
tn. Constitutional Amendment
The Second Inaugural Address o. President Lincoln
Presen, Johnson obstruction aud partial sustse
ELECTION RETURNS for 1863 carefully compiled and
compared with former Elections for TAK TRIBUNE
| ALMANAC
Territorial Election Returns for 1865
States Of tie Union Capitals Governors Time Of Me.,nf
Of Legislatures Time Of State Elections
The Territories Of the Union-ther Capitals and Governors
Popular Vote for PTesden; by States in 1864 1869 and 1855
Foreign Countries Form Of Government Rulers C,pitas
| Area Population, &c, &c.
PRICE 20 CENTS. SEVEN PosTPAID), ONE
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BY EXPRESS.
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eulenfS.
OLYMPIC THEATER.
~ Sole Lessee and Mansgeress.. Mrs JOHN WOOL

htA4e
tsnn ssrABLnHxrxr DOES NOT ADvzarns II TEE
NETWORK HsRALD)
UNPRECEDENTED SUCCESS
OF the Teat produced In style OF magnncenoe
surprising any previous spectacular pageant s this shsss
MUSIC 'oEsEaE hNREkS ssM
NOVEL AND wos ssAskEsigL MECHANICAL
GORGEOUS COSTUMES AND APPOINTMENTS,
SIs%d s1Ps 70. Il: 9mg 1@ : n: S:ss
Hope Despair and h ToYf e @RIsS sh' Count
LONE PRISONER 81 81 Til The CHATEAU DR.
OVERLOOKING HOUSES
during the past week This interesting Drama Will - -
:, EVERY EVENING TILL FURTHER NOTICE,
with the eminent and ivorits artist.
AND 4 4 P 4 SHaGSro CAST.
During the play the following Premiers Danseu Win -
MILE oIuLIErTA, BRoSNER md n. GIUSEPPE
Doors open q. z; curtain ri.s. at !. precisely.
seats secured three days in advances
4 CADEMY OF MUSIC-MATTNEE.
"A Director. hARETZLk.
NETWORK HBRALD)
GRAND FAREWELL MATINEE'
AND CLOSE OF THE SEASON.!
THIS SATURDAY AFTERNOON. DEC. Is, At ONE.
L.AFRICAINE,
At THE FAREWELL MATINEE.
CARD.-Mr MARETZEK respectfully announces b ces,s
pliancs with requests from Lady Patrons whe
unable gain sdnttsnce to last Saturdays Mstnso
that Meyerbeers
LAFRICAINE
WILL BIZ GIVEN AT fHn
FARE w E MATT n EE,
THIS SATURDAY. AFTERNOON d.is o. H. DEC: =
LAFRICAINE,
with is magnificent and gorgeous mise scene and nsss -
trsordinsry east. including
NINE, CAROZZl-ZUCCHI,
NILE. ORTOLANI,
sIGN0R MAZZOLENT,
sI0NoR bELLINI,
SIGNOR ANTONUCCL
SiGNOR LORINf,
SIGNOR BARILI,
HERR MULLER HERR REfCHARDf.
Conductor CAhL
highly important procure tickets early 80 bss there
may be no delay at he door.
Tickets may be had the regular ticket Office Three
additional doors will be opened
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WALLACK's.
w Proprietor and Manager. -. Mr.. LESTER WALLACE
(rKu ESTABLISHMENT DOES NOT ADvERrIsE IN rHn
sEwYORK BgRALD)
Open at a O'clock Begins st6
SATURDAY
Third time here) Pasve simpsons celebrated Drama In
one Act - - - -...
DREAMS OF DELUSION,
with beautiful Scenery correct Costumes and capital ptT
tribution. 49, q,
To conclude with the charming Comedy In two Ao by
Charles Dance, entteda -
WONDERFUL WOMAN.
with excellent Scenery beautiful Costumes and fne cM
Characters BY Me1rs Frederic Robinson John GILBERT
Marx Smith, Ringgod, Norton Williamson, Misses Madeline
Heuraues Fanny Morant lone Burke aud Mrs. yenninga
MOSDAY-Nineteen.h Night Of LOST IN LONDON
TUEsDAY-DREAMS OF DELUSION and A WON
DEREUL WOMAN
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, Twentieth and Twsnty'frst
nisht Of LOST IN LONDON
and A WONDERFUL WOMAN
Lovels popular play Of
win shortly be performed with powerful cast.
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gyyBE RECEPTION by the LEADING
SIrss Ct tie eountyd
Peadle'S Monthly,
A MAGAZINE OF TODAY,

MAGAZINE OF TODAY,
n f-,ttyus evidence Of The magazines SUGGEST What
a. ,,es epp4uds must needs be goods whs. it condemns
Dst needs be bad is to be treated in these
ss Of intense political feeling but it may safely assumed
ta,i when Journalists Of all shades OF political and religious
t.f and commend is evidence Of excellence which
@. discriminating will indor,e. The Publishers beg leave
ks 70 repeat few Of the good things said of their Monthly
WHAT IS SAID OF 1T.
mi, very well edited aud handsomely printed and prObs
~ win achieve succea'-I Albany Evening journal.
"ts very well got up, and fairly deserves success
Philadelphia North American.
"the magazine holds well It has begun, it will be
sps,i Interfering with at present established,
nrrcneS open quite path for itseE"- ohm Neal
b Portland Star.
Judging from the merits Of the first number thi, new
FNsre.tns and entertaining matter illustrated by
ID good wood cuts - Philadelphia Enquirer.
both by its character aud costume the newcomer chs'
rDs. the hospitality Of the household doors at which II
xso<it fo1 admission. - New-York Tribune.
The magazine most attractive looking ius.Taedss fully
Harper, and displaying array of original tales poems,
c. CT varied and taxing ehase'er'-l Hartford Times
at put forth whOu, buster promises No long arrsy
a writing tenis quoted about sdorn is columns The
SrbBshrs evidently intend push their work upon it. own
Ssrit 1t is readable throughout, stories and al-whch s
eere affirm Of of the older magazines 1t is
astefaliy Observation-Disclosures Conn., Bulletin.
90" succeeds quite well in carrying ont eir aim to give
sc reading public gazno neither overbuIdened with ro
too weighty with thoughtful papers uPon weiehty
bat TO maintain thai happy mean which shall rem
ksrh readable enjoys and useful -" Worcester tMAss
palladium.
Tls msgszine is lighter so 20 speak than Harpsr-more
sussany American and the promise of the hrst number
h made good it /. destined we think be equally popular
-IBIOoAlyn IN. VI Daily Eagle.
aPnGsti on white thick Psper with clear type and IT, me-
sAsrfAy admirably well doue-in that respect comparing
Sh lis most popular competitors. The reading matter Il
,.y.d and attractive areeaoy combining tie usen and en-
ssrtiring well written and Judicious In subject
Penn Republican
.The literary matter is of popular nature both fictitious
and hi,orics from the pens Of able writer's Lynn Mass
Duletin.
"u i. lastly gotten up aud will doubtless prove success
h the hsnts OF it's enieTprsing publishers Buffalo Com
asrcisl ADVERTISED
.Te hrs number speaks wei for the success OF the under
hins Its magazine printed on good paper and with
rre punber Of illustrations which would do credit to any
s.sod;cal in this couny."-l Hartford (Coun) CouIan
THIS MAGAZINE is SOLD BY ALL NEWSDEALERS
AND BOOKSELLERS, AT THE GOOD OLD PRICE OF
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS PER NUMBER
BEADLE COMPANY. Publishers,
No. ll8 Willsm-st, New.Yort
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NIBLOs GARDEN.
~ Lsssse and MsnsSer.......".WM WHEATLEY.

NJ UAuDCNs
~ Le,see and Msusxer..........WM wHEATLEY.
(THB KsrABLxHEExr DOES NOT ADVERTISE IN TIE
NETWORK HERALD.)
THIS SATURDAY. EVENING, Dec. Is, 1865
LAST NIGHT But TWO
Of the grand Spectacular Drama In three acts BY Dion bsue
cault aud L. L. House, entitled
ARRAH-NA-POGUE;
THE WICKLOW WEDDING.
MI T. n. GLENNEY...... ."M. SHAUN IhE rooN
M j. a. Burnett, d. T. Ration j. w. Baisdell J. Nunans
W. scslan, Z. b. Holmes, Geo. Becks w Danyers, ksnds
Neel. &C., &C.; Misses Agnes Perry, Mary Wells Asae
Msodsr, &c, In the cast.
Entirely New Scenery and Scencsl kfects
Mechanical Contrivkncss.
Appointments and Characteristic Costumes -
On MONDAY and TUESDAY EVENINGS Dec IN ane ~
EDWIN FORREST
will appear in his great part OF
FEBR0 THE BROKER,
IN THE BROKER OF BOGOTA.
WM WHEATLEY, his only appearance this season, %
ANTONIO De CABERRO.
WEDNESDAY LAST TIME BUT ONE OF
ARRAH-NA.P0GUE.
Admission, IS cents. Reserved Seats 81 Family ones
(eutrsnce on Crosby. ~ " cents
Seais secured six days In advance.
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DETERSON'S LAST PUBLICATIONS.
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Illustrations, - - , ~, - -.
TRAINS SPEECH TO THE FENiANS: 70 cents
THE LOVERS TRIALS. BY Mrs Denisop; 49,.
SKETCHES. By i. C. Neal frice 81
ROSE nOIIGLAS: AN AUTOBIOGRAPHY Price 81
THE LOST WILL. BY Mrs Weed Price 30 cents.
MILDRED ARKELL. BY Mrs. Wood. Price 81
HIGH LIFE IN WASHINGTON. Price ~
SIX NIGiiTs WITH THE WAshiSGToNIAys e.
LOVE AND MONEY. By j. Is. Jones Price 81.
SILENT STRUGGLES. BY Mrs Ann :. Stephens. 81.
TIE MATCHMAKER BY Beatrice Reynolds ~
Copies sen, free OF postage, receipt Of retail prices
Address all orders TO the publishers,
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No 3o6 Chestnutst, Philadelphia,
And they will receive promp. attention.
Send for one Of our new and full Catalogues
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TEACHERS for all grades Of Schools PR
i vATE TUTORS to NEE, special wants NURSERY,
VISITING ard RESIDENT GOvEkNESSES for families
may bs secured and with the beat for
dxnr OF character htnes, before engagement at The
EDUCATIONAL AGENCY, No. III Nassau ST., y: Y.
J. a. NASH X Co.
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INSTRUCTION. EDWARD
Qeaebers.

4 YOUNG FRENCH LADY-Extensively
n .aucated-accusomed to choice sociey-Protcstsnt
best rciercnces-would TEACH FRENCH. GERMAN and
ENGLISH Pupils residences, receive them o. hers III
35th t. Inquire Of j. A. NASH. Ill Nassau'st, ~ \.
4 VISITING GOVERNESS, qualified TO
~ teach English, French, Music. and Dr. Dio Lewiss sys
tenn Of Parlor Gymnescs would Ike to make engagements
with a few families Teacher Good references given.
Addre. OVERNESs, No. LIS Broadway.
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Is MFcuaNIcs, HALL No 81 Broadway, above oIao&
MoNDAi' DsSRYANTs MlNsTRFLs
ppphST AS THE STUMP ORATOR.
cuAInFNGE DANCE Rssd ii: and D.n Bryant
LII Lh 49, ~, Inct Drum Major, Latest from Paris
Reckon III " iFEME5 THE POET.
49, II, Y Seymour. Funny JIM. Dan Bryant
SIM nmnSS MS Ar PdAL0N'S, Down in Old X. Y. KY
- ST. 20 cts Gallery 80 cts Private Boxes, -.
"OpE CHAPEL, No. 100 Broadway.S
Won wish 70 be vastly amused the great m.eh
p,T WIsEMaN His works truly wonderful
e,aS EVERY EVENING. commencing at O'clock
.on sc Psrquetts SOC. grand matinee viii also be-
siysn every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY AFIEh-
Noon commencing at o'clock
NOW OPEN-The Sixth Annual Exhibition
~ Of PAINTINGS and STATUARY Of the Ahilst
FUND SOCIETY at the New Galleries OF me NsHonu
Academy of Design Tweny.thfdst, corner Oh sonrasS~
Admiration Is cents; Season Tickets ST..
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WOODS MINsTRELs, No. 5l4 Broadway.

tru,s ESTABLISHMENT DOES NOT ADVERTISE IN rHs
NETWORK HERALD)
LAST NIGHTS. LAST NIGHTS OF
AFFAIR FENTAN FIGHT FOR FREEDOM
Scans l. BROTHER gosArHASs YANKEE NoTloS SHOP
SCANS II. A STREET IN JONATHANS VILLAGE.
SCENE III. HALL IN JOHN BULLS MANSION.
SCENE ". PATS CABIN. 1900. ,,, ,o,,, -
scExE V. GRAND ALLEGQRY-"THEs SHAMROCK"
IRELAND Is FREE. "ERlN 60 BhAGH,
Previous TO In. plsy-ETIIIOPIAN MlNsTRELSf by
1.-THE STAR TROUPE OF THE WORLD"
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COOPER INSTITUTE,
S SSTRspAy Bee Bee T. F FREsphf bE REs
srA SATYseH hk,g PEI, IL
WONDERS OF WONDERS WONDERS EXPLAINED IA NED,
THE NcR psIE yo RESp 1SRsDE CREDIBLE
GREAT REvoLuTIoS &MoSd THE Inhabitants
GREAT REFoRah ahaS'f TAKING PLACE.
Spirits go their backs and declare pon honor they vi
the r.a of which ;. seen on the evenings Of
dates at Cooper Institute where band Of sediiious mps ~
no one TAIL to be there All the tricks fssL and strange
phenomena performed ' B @ST the soorsvps
reproduced through 'hf 'S5mf F. eSaeds' ana
upon the open stage. in blight s.siigh,.
Go and see what little thing has Effected 90 ana -
how small thing filled with wonder and tne
Old and New Words-gsined audiences with Royal Fsnisa
rendered wealthy and ignorant and unprnepls4
men ~, r,v
who from long and continue practice with tho
DAVENPORT BROTHERS AND ALONE,
mas A i'isIfS IS AND SKILL WITH THE ROPES
truly astonishing wonderful viii enter his Cabinet Of the
lie and pattern that used by the Brothers and there
20 through customary performances in manner pro.
nounced by all equal by many superior 10 theuh Ids a"ss
Feas seemingly incapable of explanation, mraculous-bs
yond the power q maIs-wil be performed -rsr.
THE GREAT WHEAT FLOUR RING AND COAL TESTS,
SHOWING OF SPIRIT HANDS.
PLAYING ON MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
All while securely aud satisfactorily tied.
In short everything done by tue Davenport Brohers-whe
few months since rendered New York wild with excitement
and creating such Juror in the Old World VIII b
reproduced - .
Interesting and wonderful Is this Of the performance,
namely: A COMPLETE AND THOROUGH EXPOSE
TON OF ALL THESE PRETENDED WORKS W
SPIRIT HANDS.
Mr. FAY TIED AND UNITED
before the audience with Cabinet doors wide OPEN Mu.icsS
instruments Played Upon-Spiri Hands ExhibitedIhe am
cult heat Flour FeaRing aud Coal Test. Al done rhs
each and every eye every motion. All thorousy
satisfactorily paned forming OF the moss ~.
wonderful amusing and instIu tive exhibitions ever "a
fore the New ork public. IL 10 truly sstonisnins % ~
worth tho price OF admission TO see how saPsM NM .Y Re,
enbsp ,bs ds,e. The only opportunity given to
20 see this great expose as Mr.. FAY san. ,lo,uy ~
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A CHRISTMAS and NEW YEAR GREET
ING Santa Clsus il coming 1868 and l36g.DEMO.
ehsIs HOLIDAY PICTORIAL NEWSPAPER, with
$e'mss and New Years Stories New Years Music. splendid
sIrsyngs Poems, Cotundrums, LAYS Fashions etc. Tho
-. auaetve and entertaining newspaper and the most
sht srrEy Of Christmas and New Years novelties 10
M similar publication. Phcs - ceats. Sold by all
vso.al.rs mailed free receipt Of price w. JEN.
s1.EY " ''N Wv N''N
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The talented
CIRCUS TROUPE.
WITH THEIR THOROUGHBRED HORSES,
NEW, GRACEFUL AND BRILLIANT ACTS,
MAGNIFICENT ARENA.
Previous TO Circus the great drama Of
b MICHAEL ERIE;
Or THE FAIR LASS OF LICHFIELD
BEST DRAMATIC TALENT.
Mr. W. B. HARRISON, Best E1temporsneous Singer
Admiration 10 cents Children under ten, Is cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-16

"INTEK GAKDEN.
(ruu ESTABLISHMENT DOES NOT ADvEaruE II rnn
sEw.YoRK HERALD)
ENTIRE CHANGE OF PERFORMANCE!
A DOUBLE LAUGHING BILL!
Mr. J. s. CLARKE,
Second time tonight in two OF his
GREAT COMIC CHARACTERS
BEETLE,
In Tom Tsylor's laughable Comedy Of
BABES IN THE WOOD,
and 20
wADDILOVE,
1.-THE FAT BOY"
which will present Mr. CLARKE in
TWO
Of his inirnitable broad comedy p-rsonstions.