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The New York Tribune, and other ex-
temely radical journals, angrily denoupee
Connection. for declining tc adopt negro
saa.age. Quoth the Tribune; "she has
committed wrong from pure love Of IL
"a The act is simply one Of gross
injustice, which can only be accounted for
by the fact thai even four years Of terrible
war has not been enough 10 knead the
dough cut Of Che old pfo-slavery subservi-
ency Of Connecticut % their Southern slave
holding sisters. They hated black men be
cause slavery whipped them into il, and
they haven't acquired mhnhood enough,
even from ihe last four yaars' teaching 10
have got over is The oil marks Of the
slave drivers whip are as plain on e.baek
Of Connecticut today Is they are on the
back " abe half-smancipated blacks Of the
South" The Tribune IL dreadfully out Of
humor Buta few days before The election
iis words - and Of connectscut were all
honied. now its discharges are venom and
vinegar. It is possible that the people Of
Connecticut had as grave sense Of their
duty, 81 the Tribnoe has Of its, and were
quite as competent to form correct judg-
mcnt upon the very important proposition
submitted 10 fheir decision. The Tribune's
abuse Of them for rejecting its advice, and
following the dictates Of their own honest
convictions o. right and justice, is oontemp-
tble. Il shous how httle "fouF years Of
terrible var" have accomplished towards
tempering the hearts Of men. Connecticut
viii. no doubt, survive the Tribune's wrath.
The Boston Transcript is scarcely less rude
than its New York confederate. 1t says;
Connecticut not only disgraccd herself,
hut deeply injured the cause II the county,
BY her decision yesterday against negro sui-'
frare She soiemnly, By the votes Of a ma
ioritv Of her people, indafsed an upchristian
and unrepubliosn prejudice, at a time when
that prejudice threatens b reader vain and
useless IN the aacrihees Of the war. She
has gone Cor the principle that this Is a
white man's government" which really
means that this Is a country 90 be governed
~ Southern white men. She has entered
her prot It against niger equality" which
means that she goes heart ana soul Tor south
ern predominanct. Her meannesa VIII De
historic. from the State Of the regicides she
has descended TO be the State Of the rene
gudes; und il viii never be forgotten that, in
great crisis Of liberty, when it was expect
81 that the communities Of New England
would at least remain unite,
a-shc alone oke from the van and the fresmen,
She slone suck 60 the rssr ana the siaves
The Transcnpi evidently feels like fool
who has been meddling in his neighbor's
anairs, and got his fingers burnt for The in
trusiun
The New York and the Boston fsh women
had better devote little Of their spare time
10 The study Of manners. They seem 10 be
sadly deficient in knowledge Of the courtesy
due 10 community Of American citizens,
determining questions relating 10 their own
civl sfairs.
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What Mr.. Hin Saws.

We find the following letter from Mr.. Hill
in the Atlanta New Era Of the Sd inst;
LAGRANer, Ca, Sept. 3Oth, 1866.
Ny DEAR SIR. The article in the Nash
willie Republican Banner Of the 2Sth inst,
purporting 20 give an account Of the man
ner # the death of Hon. VIM. L. Yaneey, is
most grossly Incorrect, end does injustice 10
both Mr.. Yaneey and myself Thank you
for calling my attention 10 it.
Yours very truly,
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C. R. Hanlsi,sr. Esq Atlanta "a, c Ca. 49, +

THE President AND HIS PoLuIos -Ac-
eordiRg 70 the New York Tribune, ''the
President informel Dean Richmond that ne
should in no wise interfere with New York
politics; that he considered himself pledged
TO no party, and that only those who ap-
prove Of his present policy could be regard
ed as his friends. He further stated that
the policy Of reconstruction which he is now
pursuing is not an experiment, but the set
tied course which he has determined to
carry out without reference to the wishes Of
nnH nartv.1
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The Vote in Connect.cnt-

livery county IN Connecticut except Wind.
ham, voted against tho constitutional amend.
mfnt extending the right Of suffrage % col
ored psrsons. ln Windham the amend
ment received $50 majority. Hartford coun-
" gives l,soo majority Hgainst the amend
meut, New Haven county 2 0oo. New Lon
don county coo. Fairfield county about 1 . SEQ
Toiland county 400. Litch6eld comfy ahou,
soc and Middlesex county about coo. The
msiority In the STATE viii not be less than
G. 600
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SUNDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1885,
Another Kentucky Decision.


Not long since the Appellate Court Of
Kentucky decided that the legal tender act
Of Congress was unconstitutional. Il ap-
pears from the following that another court
decides smother law Of Congress unconstitu-
tional.
Welearn from the Kentucky Sentinel that
Judge Apperson, at the August term Of the
Montgomery Circuit Court, in the suit Of
Henry P. Reid against the Kentucky Stage
Company, decided the " Act Of Congress aP-
proved Msrch 3, 1865" freeing the wives
snd children of negro or colored soldiers, TO
be unconstitutional.
The suit was brought BY Mr.. Reid against
the stage company FOR damages alleged 70
have beeu sustained by him because said
stage company Is be alleged had permit
ted SIX Of his negroes 10 ride as passengers
on their coach on the Lexington road with
out written authority from him, and by said
act Of said company said slaves had escaped
from him.
The stage Company, with other matters
o. 1eferse, relied upon and plead that said
nersoes we're, Al the time they 30 travelled
81 safd stage, the wife and children OF Henry
el-i1ner. a co cred soldier, regularly mus
tered into the service CT the United States,
and in consequence thereof under the act Of
Congress above alluded TO were free, and had
2 the right % travel wherever they pleased
without a written pass. To which the
nIaintf denurre5, and J1dge Apperson
rcn1ered the following judgment on said
demurrer;
The demurrer to the Sd paragraph Of de-
Fendants' answer must be and Is sustained,
because although il evers generally thst the
slaves ALLEGED e be taken were free persons
OF coior, e Limits and feiters this general
avsrmeut by the statement that they were
clothed with freedom by the act Of Congress
OF March 3, 1865, which attemPts to hberate
the Supposed wives and children Of ail col
orsd soldiers then enlisted IN the United
states armv. or which might enlist thereaf-
ter. Women and children are not held TO
owe military service 10 the Government,
and freedom could not therefore be confer
red on them for any meritorious or sufficient
consideration moving from them Il is ad-
nitted bv the defend snts, $40 sileHti0, that
these persons claimed by plaintiff, were
once his slaves, and whether slavery be con-
tidered g condition or e mere relation, Con-
Fress could not change il in regard 70 these
ssfr,," ustriots anv more than Il could break
The bonds OF appnenticeship Of q white SOL
dier's wife OF child. Il could not ahsolye
the soldier himself from such bond-5ut
could hold il in allegiance only until the first
and highest service claimed and held by the
Government was rendered. The act Is
therefore deemed 70 be Unconstitutional and
void"
cepied 10 this Judgment BY their attorney s,
and intend 10 take the case 70 the higher
courts-frsi 70 the Appellate Court Of Ken
tuckv, and IL not successful there, to the
Su..-eme Court Of the United States.
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y y. Aee1ii- irssslraF
Ar4tJ lsftfel lae u sla gar
hcnar1 Aa1dern ---.----Leader Of Orchestra.
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sIyarLaR AccInENr.-A little boy named
Scot Nsison, was yesterday playing with
some percussion pistol cartridges, near the
corner u Union ard College streets, when
he threw one down on the pavement VITA
such force that O. exploded, sending the ball
into his breast and inhicting q severe, aud
perhaps q dangerous wound. Dr.. Lindsey
probed for the bali, AID found that il had
Fo1e ia several inches, but b. is unable 10
extract i, or even discover he exact locality.
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Governor We'ies. Of Louisiana, has issued
his proclamation for a State election in con-
formity with the provisions Of the Constitu-
tiou Of 1864. This is regarded as conclusive
that the Constitution is 20 remsin q fixed
feet, or until Congress shall decide whether
the State shall resume her Federal relations
under that instrument. OBJECTION does not
lie 90 much 10 the Constitution ITSELF as 10
the power which called it into existence,
and effected a State organization under il.
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WY. C. BUNTs, - DELANO p. SMITH, a MINI.
A. c. SANFORD, Z" A. G. WELLS, Of Mich.
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Madsme 0otavia Levcrt, the authoress Of
Mooile' Alabama, had an interesting con
vcrsaiion and interview with The prssi3s7,t
this morning. Its understood that she il
soliciting Executive clemency Tor General
Heaurcrnrd
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Smith County Court Clerks Office.

L0uss Washburn. Executor. and Polly Coats,
Is ~. Bill 20 sell land.
elegat - of BENJAMIN Costs, deceased. ron
RET dents Of founfsse, Jeremiah Costs, kiissb5th
Goats, David Haa and his wife Tempe. Bailey
WoodsOn, John Brown and " fe Fanny and the
prsnd chi dren OF said Beniemin Coats deceased
nsrnes unkncwn--and + Ss9we
IN this case. on motion, il appearing 70 The salts
II fzcti n Of the Clerk that tie defendants are
non residents OF Tennessee It u urdered That
publication be "a ade in the kashslle Union, pub
lished IN the city Of Nashville, four Successive
weeks, req iring said defendants 90 appear before
the wo,shinfnl County Court ofSmith, sttiug at he
court house 10 Carthage, Tennessee. on the FIRST
Mond.y in November next Qs65l, then ard the 20
denur. plead or answer comp ainanfs hin, or the
viii be taken for confessed and set fer hear ng
ex parte a. 70 then. n. ". TUNER Clerk.
Ortohqr I'D lSg5.-octs-V4s
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Billiard MatcA.-Canne Defeats Kav-
mnuwh

NRw VoEE. Oct. 5.--In the match game Of
billiards. the three ball earom game. Carme
against Dudley kavanagh. tonight. the
Frcnchman, Carme, was the winner by
twenty-six points. Kavanngh was ahead
10 the fret portion Of the game, which was
tied az ISIS points.
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Smassmsuts.
New Theatre

'at .-liAaIt 70 Commerce Nth a.. Oh.
9 drama entitled tl.e 'll
rECRET FOE.
o. THE TAILS OF eLo0b
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Sale Of 1000 Government Here

Il WILL OYER F-R SALE At Fle-
noa Or each IusaIiaF nd fal
n1afh o, O-ta1ar. lsil lrt O. l.ais 80.
II .iIfarruf c laases Do Cariry ueqqf
TenB. 49,. ~ l.rsl-.
AS ftia uII probably d lle alt = =. 90
u,.rf fas7.s -. .tu..Il s..8rl AZ gEca
- = csBt "a a. g p.
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LIN II.

Having been in business IN the city for a long
time, she feels sure ofheng shle 20 give the saIe
satsac ion whica she has Tor the lest "a years
% those Ladies who have chosen. and who may
choose. 20 paironze her establishment.
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TWO PERFORMANCES,


TWO PERFORMANCES,
Afternoon, hall past t'yo-Eyenipg. half-past seven.
A Grand aud Imposing Procession
Will take place az IL o'clock through the Streets,
in shich the Ladies vii appear on horseback Al
50, The Performers, dressed ia beaut1ul Roman
Costume, pr ceded hY the splendid Engish Band
Cha tot, with the Company Gel ehrated Brass Band,
dressed IN Scarlet and Sold Uniiorrn-foilowed by
o. Of the grestsst euFosities ia america u bang
the indeutical a kRiAGE which formerly belonged
q QUEEN VICTORIA, and vas used for many
years by the ushess of Kent, mother Of the Queen
Ia TIE Grand Procession which slways passes from
buckingham Palsce, through st. James Park to
the hoose Of Parhameft, where her majesty goes
every year % luaugurate the Ger monies. This
cau.aee Is the senulne article and has hevsT hseH
exhb ted % the pubic n America as itvas brought
direct from Lonaon here after cat trouble in get
ing perm ssion 20 bring Il ut Of kngland which
Was q LIST accomplished ntaeoss OF oVetsix Thou
sand Dollars.
The Manager OF Publications. respectfully sn-
nounces the positive appearance At each and every
kniert Einment, the fol3Eing Popular Performers.
Mr. JAMES DENOTE the only Rival OF lanes
Rotinsoa
M. JAMES COOKE, the greatest Baisut Leaper
in the World, viii make his First Appearance in
this nlace.
Mr.. JOHN BARCLAY. The India Rubber Man
Crest Wonder Of he Word
The South Western Eayouts,
Dan CASTILLO.
Whose VII. Humor. Conversational Powers. Art.
tude snd keiament, render hm the most accepta-
bic taikereho has ever entered the Arens. hide
pendent Of his own inheren. and acqu ed abilities
Dc y Il oircuuce his elegantly Trained aud Marvel
iouslF marked Russian steed, the horse CAR
snd his equine beauty Hearing Clnud. -
Among the SpeCiallties OF the Great show. some
thurs % youd an D ecrdsni wall be three Issdy nj
ders. M'DLL CARL TfA llEBERG, the Premier
PaTisan Equesulenne; MDLL JOSEPHINE, the
Young and DsshiuE Rider; and
Mrs. Dan CASTILLO,
The Justly renowned Mistress Of the Msnsge.
HORACE NlCHOLS the Representatives par ex-
cellenca--the Gentleman finsmsster- iouether
WITH csrefnlly selected and literally secured corps
Of Auxiiaries, Aids and Attendants.
40 NOTiCE.-ln consequence OF the Wagon
Season being ended. Dan Castillo will sell OF al Of
MS TEAM HORSES az Anton on Thursday, The
l2th III October IN the Public squsre. retaining his
splendid FerflrmuE Mor-es far his Winter Tour
through The south BY special Railroad Tralns.
oct6St
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To his Excallency Al
the uuitsfl gtafsa-

10 his Excfllency Andrew Johnson, President q
the United Slaiss;
The Convention Of the people Of the State
Of Alabama assembled, do respectfully rep
resent to your Exeelleucy, the President oi
the United States, the action which has
been taken by this Convention in It's efforts
10 restore the State Of Alabama TO her for
mer constitutional relations 10 the Federal
Government, and establish civil auihority
in tins State.
To this eDd, the Convention has adopted
several important ordinances, resolutions
and amendments to the Constitution OF the
Slate o. AlabsmR-true copies Of which are
hereuntO attached, sud made p rs Of this
memorial
This Convention would respectfully in
form your Exceilency that the people OF
this State have an ardent desire end firm
iuteuti0u 10 be and remain good and loyal
citizens Of the GoFernnent OF the United
States, and that they iully recognize ana
submit % its authority, and VIII give a
hearty and cordial support to the sdm,nis-
tratioR OF your ExcelIebcy, President Of the
United States, in your pat lotto Efforts to
restore the State 10 her constitutional rights
as a member Of the Federal Union.
In view OF what has been done BY this
Convention, aud the good faith and Loyalty
Of the people Of this state, the Convention
most respectfully aud earnestly request your
Excellency 10 issue a proclamation grant
ing general pardon and amnesty 10 all
persons and citizens Dot inc uded in your
Excellency's pr0clsma ion Of the 29th Of
May, 1855. Such c'emency would tend 70
cement this great reconstructed L nion aud
cast bow IN the Heavens e. a sign Of its
perpetuity.
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OFster DeaIersk Green Graeara.

4 AMzsg makng ior Oyster Desierz and Grocsrs.
4 ICE CHESTS 81 Al slnes AID description. or
deF' leit q " ?, Hams Ice Depot o 1, Cnddis
nii1ztcn- ia. EaCDONALL,
30. te FouEih Street,
oct@-as LousF1le, ~.
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State Of Tennessee-Giles County Cir
cult Court

n. fIlrUnnl Attachment.
James " Walden.
I Z appeaung % my isiaeiion from the ali isgii
4 ofthe plaintiff that the defendant james W Wal
din IL non- esiuent OF the otsfe Of Tennessee 80
thar the ordinary process % law cannot be serted
on him sis therefore ordered that puhhcsiIou Be
inside fer four weeks in succession IN the "Nssh-
vile Weekly Uuion,n newspaper Published 10 the
city OF Nashville, In sad STATE, requiring said tie
PENDANT 10 Re eud appear on the first day o. ihs
next term ofthe Circuit Court 90 be holden Tor the
county ufGlts 81 the court house In Poisski on the
first Monday in December next and answer plesd
or demur % plsutd declaration and b n. or the
same viii b. taken for cnnlessed and set for trial
eS pa-te. WILLIE R1LLEFORD
oc;ober q lss5. --oct7-ust Clerk
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Sale of Government Property

~.
NASHVILLE, TIM, Oct 4, 1876 I
I WILL offer for sale at the U Repair shops on
Il Franklin Pike. Al Nashville, Tenn, on the nth
ofOctober, 1855, the following Government prop
erty, VIZ.
Ambulsnces,
l42 Army Wagons,
Transfer Wagons, R
PCS Wagon Gearing,
204 Carts,
Drsys,
Steam Engine and Mill,
l Portable Engine,
I Circular Saw and Wood Frame,
42,2ls Pounds Wrought Scrap Iron.
5I,g23 q Cast "
3030 q" Old Steel,
Tools, shovels, Rope, Rags, etc, etc.
Sale to commence at O'Clock =. m, on Tueday,
18th of October 1885, and continue nom day to day
Until the properly is all sold.
Terms cash IN Governments funds.
By order ola J. Mackay, Col. and Chief Q NJ
Dept. Tenn f B. KIRK,
Ocr5-lW " Capt and A. Q. NJ.
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DOCTOR McGlLL,
BOTANIC PHTsICIAa,
IN TIlE rREATnnNr or DsEissi =
c9oWEfNG STA WITH dUlCadd ID
OTEEE 6lArEa, As ~ ia la
aAguVlLLE, fENNEiahE

For further information in regard 9
the szillful success in the treatment d
diseases, the reader is referred 10 sfl
Lr's THER6rEUTlCs and MirERl4 hrp1t
two large volumes, late edition Of laoi
the best work in the United State
where you viii find Dr. Molhils nin'
standing parallel with the best medi,a
men Of the age in the treatment Of a.
cases Of women. For sli diseases 10 o.
satisfaction j. g1araa.
teed With my general practice l lTsli
the following
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Notice.

A N.,s-sssu.u b. hsii at - 49, ---s-asu
- rr-~1fle. 90 lllh nas.. - - l1.-r1t
- r..Ias .ass usrze a F.re il- -. 49,
~ 1a.isr lhr uss aalier, -
- IND ~ Hill
1'-' DfNL r. CAkf -, a.. Es1iie''
TN0. =. JOHNSON
f0s ~. hLLAai
Cl-s15sr "a, ist,.-9ciir1
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a limited amount only Of the stock thus sppro-
praIed hiss been placed IA the hands If the officers
the sto k has all been issued, fnll raid, in pay
ment OF property, il is not thereloye liable to an
future assessment
OTrIcE; No. 6e3S North Cherry street, PCstofice
box 974, Nashville, Tenn.
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To the Creditors OF Cnafies
Thompson, Deceased.

-,-,r, 49,. t.--hv sodsed thaf tae u1derl -usi
edmiaisfraiqr 90 80 60 -. e, u ~ .,.8. %
Llt = e -. 40 seIcT cl re sad ssl1ie. A. h1z
- =, ----isr from sad CerE reqllnla al
,...7't--- 10 fs her elalna.. dgy p1oEsn, 80
- - - s.-1s VII b. barred
re.-l = rsTF r. A. THoMFeuS
sse.lT.s,s Adua'f Of CHARLES ThampsoH. dec'L
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DENTAL NOTICE.
THE
Russell Dental Association
Valaablr harm foT Nale,

O0O ACRES n frsi class land f1r sale, : r,iies
sllf(I from Nsshville, sfiouing the plsnisiiaU ~
Sea ". q. Harding, IN eood STATE az cultivation.
For terms sprly 10 s W. Chlldress, Attorney Al
Las, Nashville, 1cnh., Ne. @ Cherry street.
sep0-2me
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The Alabama Convention 10 the Pres
ident.
just before the adjournment,the Alabama
State Convention adopted the following
brief address to the President:
STATE CAPIroL,
MoETG0NERY, ALABAEA,
September 20, 1865. }
The New York herald., 1865-06-10
cea -..---
49, ~.~sssiA AxnGDAa
AMUsEMENrs.


AMUsEMENrs.
NIgL0's oARREK '-'~~~'''>NN>>'~>>"~''''
'i ixTsss AT SsG'is5 fSDAr ~ ootoSRr %r whs.a''
MISS LUCILLE WESTERN IN EAST LYNNE.
4iS
mere Will DO q DAY psr1es%sn9s 81 ma sSav q
THE sLSSFfnxzsr
on SousSfa sir ssso% Sspas
pA'A'a ana iSs SeaIi k%sin %EsTkEs ssss
When abe vii performs her oslsbrated and arduous dual
LADY ,.s IsAsx1 a AND y g xA1Ax. VINE.
In the evening" sSos" eo%nsasas Il E osssS o'oloos s
n; sss fss1si,s ssaSfs s1a sesfFTah sTcHEEH ir..'
VIII appear In her v'y oe'sbs1ssa Ss sss characser%
" the ''%.H a:: 81 and
rsAsE sa's5is oF sHvoY: a.
THE norHsSss's PRAYER
asY wi; sss' s'sss .s:
'a'sssE s$s|s
.c,m-..nu,r,ov IN = ACT 1.-THE TRIUMPH.
A'' nA'O000S 2cS II 3AbSHss.41.; 3HAbSH5ss.41. . ,,,.,,.
ssass secured sir days in advance Aoi '-All'NAS'
L..
kxsT LAST SSTsHIsj SSITSsIHIISsjj
Of the great Fairy sE;sf sEssfiAS & Sc; sE;64S entitled '''
woob, %s5D
ESsG n sSI;s s
xSERicXS STAGE.
sGoSH sS ssSSS IL sSsAs
'urpa'''ns y Rss4S; sHFs: sEGGAs1cAr SKILL
aAsaEzS5SESE iSgsR3Ss: sHSgS4#1Sss
dS4ShESf SffaiESb PaESisa' 1aTiHs.
.' 6SS 81 as s
TSsF FhFSSTs sSoR4IT sE KfAbE{%s SSsF1S
The an 2ERSfT z sSCssrcE H!is
1HSs SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE
- ''N'' p''p4'A"JJiE;ssrE jessie BROWN.
WALLACK's.
W Proprietor and Msnsgsr aAEss Mr. Lester walaok
LAST NIGHT OF THE SEASON,
~ ''isf siSe saifssEa s'Ts's
Nth beautiful scenery elegant appointments and choice
Concluding HaH Hs n LIFE sssssHs sEsw STAIRS
r.: VI
NOTICE s. til. .un., ..
son ' '' '''''s 81 '''''
on which viii = 3 and .aee.
=sss i've
S''S ssss
Siss ROSE fhE4rNeE.
Door. open a.1,I; ovorssrs are ats s'''- o'''p-'''
VxyALLACK's- -NOTICR
Il requested That Al S.%s :ssn, ain tn s.
season win nS close sensh sadss JansS ''' ONCE : 'n
BROADWAY THEATRE.
rn. { ssSSS \; si;$
SATAN.
which will % 'ss' SGsFs the week. with
sEEs. Grand n.llsi ies 0;1!tsf %SRfoH Dance ''d''
81 sR4HR 4HR 7SSHyf To5sa L4baGs zHsss AND DRILL
The SsTH;h HONE tS IN &E LAKE OF sILvEs
The Revolving ir; II rae az ssisE 81 sH TxsDe q sqSed
| RRoADwAy THEATRE. SUMNER SEASON
- AN FSafRRhY S4HhhSplsa sax S?ss 4 !s
Shdsr I Of Mr. 81 John coz @ III.
eeaSs:a $ss WIN ''
'- HAIRY WATKINS,
Who WIN produce the original Comic Drama Of srtraordi
nary interest '9sfsd Ths PEASANT PEERLESS.
And tho we'll A. Hp9s TXREs deEs's 4%c syc IS e QUARREL
Boz sheet now open.
NrIBLos GARDEN.-RAsr LYNNE MATINEE.
IN This Saturday, commencing At O'Clock
o' THE 'hASEH TsE 1hIrporHEArRos
DAUL PALKs
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LION PARK.
situated the northern Termination Of the Central Park
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PROMENADE .
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% the spot and never before presented 70 tho America
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The New York herald., 1865-06-10
CIGARs AVID TOBACCO.

A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF CIGARS AT LESS THAN
presont coat 70 manufacture Pccs from et6 70 500
q thousAud o. CIERKs, ~ Warren street.
The New York herald., 1865-06-10
THE TURF.
SPORTING.

GVOR sALE-A FIRST GLASS CAT RI0GEl .bOAL Z
feet long y feet vtd n perfect order ard ss yn
The New York herald., 1865-06-10

EoR sALk-A FAST sLooP YACHT. or ABos III -
tons, In perfect order and Of best WofkmAnship W.
thsS particulars By addressing boz 80 N. Post oes
The New York herald., 1865-06-10

RIO ooNEy ISLAND ny sTEAM.-rHE BROOKLYN,
travel from Greenwood Ceneery Cars ran every hour
the morning and half hourly and quarte< hourly the n
teruoon N the travel warrants 10 r. NJ All cars 10
f2reeo wood connect with this routa