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New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-09
DARNUMs NEW AMERICAN MUSEUM,
" BROADWAY. between Spring and PInee.sls.

pARNUMs NEW AMERICAN MUSEUM,
~ BROADWAY. between Spring aud PTince-sts
tfnn Es.ABrIsHNBEr DOES ADVERTISE ~ TIM
HEw.YoRK HERALDD
AFTERNOON AT 3-EvENING AT H.
the porukr American actor,
SIR. G. w. CLARKE,
u WV ALL THAT GLITTERs Is NOT GOLD
TALENTED DRAMATIC COMPANY.
Overafcs, Marches, etc. BY -
under the direction Of Prof kraksur.
Mr.. w. b. HARRISON, EI,-mpor,neous Slnser
MISS ANN ELIZA LEAN, BORN WITHOUT AIMS
CR0CHETS. BRAlDS HAIR EMBROIDERS, ETC.
THREE OF the LARGEST GIANTS In the world,
and pretiied CIRCAsSiAN GIRL ever seeu.
OEN. GRANT jr, the smallest Dwarf ever exhibited.
BOHEMlAN GLASs-BLOWERS.
TWO STEAM GLASS EN0lNES IN NOTION,
PROF. UUTCHISGS, LIGHTNiS0 CALCULATOHs
THREE HORNED BULL
Cosor.nnss Learned Seal Hsppy Yam
fly, Grand Aausr,s. 10000 other Crnosi,ies. -
Admission. % eents Children spder teD' IL ceH's'
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-09
NEw.YORK and NEw.HAvEN RAILRoAI
1865. SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. 1865
COMMENCING MAY Is. 1865.

P..,user Station in New Twenty tevsnih e.
ard Fourth avs Entrance on Twenty ssvenih-'t
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(1ENTRAL RAILROAD ofNEW-JERSEY

NENTRAL RAILROAD ofNEW-JERSEY
~ From foo. Of l. berty North River New YORK con
ntcn, Hampton Junction with the Delaware
aua Western Railroad Fastou with the l., hxh Valley
Raj road and its connections forming direct hne 10 fitte.
bu.b and the West without change OF care also to the On
"'''0" GREAT MIDDLE ROUTE TO THE WEST.
Two EIpress Trains daily for the West. except sunds!A
~hen evening Tram =, o, ,
One EI tram daily, (e1cep Saturday. to the Oh Ke
sIty Miles and Two Hours ved BY rms ne 20 Chicago
.irnati St. Louis etc. with but one change oi cGG
FALL ARRANGEMENTS.
Commencing Oct. Il. ls65--Lesve New'fork 90 follow:
At Gov g. m- ior Eason. AsoeR Chunk. WLllamspoIt
Wihesbsrre, Nshonoy City. kc. g., ~,
MAIL TRAiI--At8:0Da 'or Femington, fsston' WAfN
Gsp, SNsn.ou. wiesbsrre Great Bend. Pis'oa bnsn"a'
800 g. m Western EIpr,. fer Fsron. Ail.n,own, Reat
ing Hsrnsburg Pittsburgh, and the West Win DIX onc
ch.pto Cincinnati Chicago aud but Two ehahss
to u. Louis =. -
I?oO u. TRAis-For Eaton, Allentown. Maven Chank
Rs,dins Pstt,viie 2. hsrnsbufE kc
<p m.--For Ess,on. Scranton. Great Bend. BsIhshem'
Maucb CbunI and Wiilanspor
Sd u.-fof Someivile AID Fleminytcn
t.20 p m.-fof Somefvilio. 80, ., ,,v
7;oo p M Ermrss train TOT the on Region and Enc
500 % ~ WysrERN EIpRrH 1RsIN-ror fas'oa, hDen
town Rssdinf Hanishn Prsbufsh. and tho We', elcep
.st csrs from Jersey City throu n TO fittsoursh
| ILrlBKIHrosI AND HEwfoRE fsrsI-LtVe Now
nom PIER No Nor'h River too r. Tie boats stop at
R,rsen Poiut and Manners Hsrbor. ,
Tickets the Wet be o5'ained Of ths enS 'ne
Central Railroad Of S-w irrscy foot OF Lbeyst, N " q
No. A,or Iouse h No.. III and So broadway snn ~ va
pr 10 cipel ho,ei. JOSIAH o. STEAuNs. supenn.6denI
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siopes, Ranges, Sc.
FURNACES. RANGES.

DROWN's WATER FURNACES, chill
ID SONS CONF FURNACES HARhIsoN,S IN
PROVED RANGES manufactured by bkAMilAlL,
DEANE L 90, No. 269 Csns-st. NeafoTh 'hI and e1
smils or send for full dsssIption
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-09

I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.-Trains leave
4 IJsmessip, EewNo a. 'olo~s:
$500 N Greenpofi MAI, stopping Al al S'ston.
N 90 ~ for Sycsset.
a.o0p M YspLsns ETp,e., md to Greeupo Saturdays
Loo y. m. Syossrt h, pres.
500 .. for lsfuinsisl' 1890
Tr.b, lor Ro.,n AID Glen Head l-ave at 300 a. snd
go r. ~. chang cars at Mineoll ...o
S,adsx Hrrur.on 1rn. lesvc Hunter Point st ~
IL. WHITE. Superintendent
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-09

NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD.-Treins leave
IN foot OF Cor.njt IT. for PHiApELPBIA, iosno II;o
n. IL n1 and .. Di and ~ midnight: fof bALrsohs
and WIsBIssTos a. and lIJo g. ni and iImid'
nsht. Misy Tickets not receivable IN the p ~ taia
Tor other particulars bills Ei oAires.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-09
NORTHERN RAILROAD ofNEw-JERsEY.


NORTHERN RAILROAD ofNEW-JERSEY.
IN Train, leave Jeey City for ri.rmon. a. 9l5
t25 6:02 .. Tho yJ and t:25 to honseJ on Mon
day only FOR Pieriooni at 5:i3a
THOs. W. DEMAREST Superintendent
DARITAN AND DELAWARE BAY RAIL
III ROAD. D.-FAIL ARRANGEMENTS, 1865 CON.
MENCIHG MONDAY. sEPTKMBER ~ PtsSEk1Lk
LINES FOR CAMDEN, MANCHESTER MD LONo
BRANCH. Tho Stesu.or JEssE HCYT. Capt ssely. viii
leave Pier No North River daily (sandsys eIcopted) ~
follows: - - ..e.. x......,... -.
At II;t5. q n.. EXPRESS LINZ FOR CAMDEN Di.
RECT tsking passengers for Psr Monmouth, Red Bsni.
Long Brsnch Shsrs River Fsrnf gds- squsn Brcksburs
Manchester Toms River WOodnsnne, Shsmont Bsrnegr,
Tuckeron Olson JscAson. aud oil Sss'ions on Camden and
Atlantic RALroad. 49,
Throurh 70 Camden in five hour. ....-...-..Fsre 3,
Excursion ticket. good for three dsys...........
At+l5 p. Wsy Passenger lre Tor hsnchester, Tome
River Long Branch ard interne diate Stations - -
THROUGH FREIGHT LINE CAMDEN AND EEW-YOBk
Lesve Hew.Yorh st liS p I- srIiving ss Camden 30
Leave Camden .. s;So p m srrivn: stNswYork Ga m.
TreisR, taken stIow rates. Apply.o G HASTY, Iocs
Frrieht Agent. Red Bank. N. j. W. = sNEDEN. supt.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-09

NIBLUs GARDEN.
~ Lessee and Manager. i......."WM "hbhlLHi'
(THIs ESTABLISHMENT DOES NOT ADvEIsTisE IN THE
sEw-YoRK HERALD.)
FAREWELL WEEK OF THE GREAT RAvELs,
during which by request, tho programme WIN CONSIST eh
WV u WONDERFUL PERFORMANCES.
commencing o'clock aud terminating shortly ate ~
thus enabling parties residing a. distance to reach the'
THIS EVENING.
THURSDAY, Nov. 3 1855.
4 POWERFUL BILL,
commencing ,aiterth overtafel with
ON THE THREE FLYING TRAPEZE,
(.sst time out ONE)
''' CHINESE BALLET. PANToyuME,
tfor the last time)
Or, THB Adventures OF Az ArRosAui'
GABRIEL RAvEL
Will sustain hs very nmu,ng Character o. ,,ov,orp
sgnorina P,Pts Mdl.. vandris Marzst, Deseo, NJ Mat
e' Garcia ae Ss1FS Tes ~ 1TrP, FAMILY .Sa
The piece produced with entirely new Scenery Costumes
A'' ''n''n''HsMi TIE GREEN MONSTER .,-
YOUNG AMERICA. les the ;.OaEES MoNsfEh
TOMORROW, fRIDAY-FsreweIl Benefit Of GABRIEI
~ THREE.FAcED FRENcHMAM
sThR i or THE Tie RHINE and GREEN MONSTER: .
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, at g. last ISA'EL MAI
INEE.
Mr.. whesey takes much pleasure n announcing an en-
ssssment Of "a uight, with the eminent trsgediau,.
EDWIN FORREST,
who will appear MONDAY peIs, Nov: II, In bis un2p
psachsbls performance of tho chsrsc scter Of thet
CARDINAL DUKE, in the Play Of RlCHELIEU.
The reproduction Of the very successful Grand sPeetacua
lish Drama, - -
ARRAH Ma POGUE,
will take Place on WEDNESDAY, Nov. Is
Admission, IS cen,s, Reserved Sests, eli Family CrS'
(entrsnee on Crosbystl 80 csnts
eests secured sx days In advance
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Nmnscmenis.

- ~ -
'WlFThR GARDEN.
fSrm ks1ABtIsunEST pOEs NOT hpyyRTIss
bHVYoRH HERiLpl
WELCOME
JOHN BnsSSyeHAM.
SECOND WEEK.
Mr. JOHN BROUGHAM
TENTH APPEARANCE
since h' return from Europe, md bis last two in bis
49, ~ "PLAYlNG WITH FIRE"
nioh wiSo BIe,snnd Ssh tho following powerful e,st
N'' RoSE EYTlNGE. WANERLEY
Mr.: vnn,c O. o; sAyAGk NM
az n Gy',1T or''''''.'........as.... NJ WayhRLEY
n, aHDRFwS lIm0rnr
MI Po$ifIvrIy F'NoH'f'N
LAST NIGHTS
JOHN BRoUGHAM
PLAYING WITH FIRE.
TIE Orchestra nnder the direction of
Mr.. ROBERT sTOEPEL
Oyermesieer Of Cor:uth .Rossini
bo9 Lnk foh... ..............'..'..'John bIouehsu
~ Baeeio" Waltz. Ardtl
Ia re'ori'a Udop'.... ..DohIet'
PRIDAY 10th,
BENEFIT OF JOHN BROUGBAM
Mr. BRoooHAM H,s beg, S tS that
sor this season. and for six ys.r IN NewYoik 10 fixed for
FRIDAY EVENING. Nov 10,
on which occasion be will appear as
in bis own Comedy Of
which win Be presented with its admirable cast st the Win
THE LAST TIME
but one. Seats may now be secured.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-09

yI,HE PERFECTION or BEAUTY! at tha
i BROADWAY ATIlENEUM between Fourth A. and
k.tor.psce. SUPERB SCENIC ILLUSIONS by The Re-
nownsd Artist, NiC0,R MN IyEnup MESrEH or Coi01Ns.
TYROL AND GLORIOUS ITALY! DAWN srxsEr TwI.
IIoHr, and the TKRRoRs STORE with the Alpine
Horn. Italian Serenadcrs and Mountain Mins,rrsy.
Doors open at p. Entertainment at p Admission
30 cents Reserved Seats IS cents. Children Is
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Eeetures an6 fleetinas

GIANT ANDREWS SOCIETY.-Ths regular
- preparatory meeting Of the Saint Andrews Society ofths
state OF NewYork for tho election OF officers &c will eS
held a. The Slaison Doree Union-squIe Oh ihGhspAm
EVENING next the 9th inst "A clock precisely fau
attendance oi members is requested.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-09

WILL BE SOLD at PUBLIC AUCTION
q the NcwN rrs lr,ena lVruor's Island at II
o'ciok M the 4ih G.. - CfMBEb~ l6J, ORDNANCE,
GIN CARRIAGES. Sn3Ll. ARMS, ACcotTERMENTS,
which the FOL owing of he articles
30 Colunb sds 8, 10 ari 2inch, iron
l3i Cannon Of yario ircf, iron
3ss Shrs. ana 10 n ga Mortar aud q nch ilotehSi.
$50 Case Shot for y and g and inch g4ns.
1853 Musset smooth bore old and new Foreign and Amer
.7is Moskr,s rihed od a. new Foreign and American
- Rifles, Shorp's. Hall and National
81 ClTbnes Shlrps ui srusdo's.
los Pistols, Colts ana L, nifcOns
2eS Sw ofds. sabers c.'l ..i5sses.
~ eq Arprndigcs fo >r 'rms, Screw Drivers, Wiper
Cones. sc.
49, Bullet Mods for 4. IS md Pistols.
a s6S Infsntry Cart,'dl ."oses, Sc and 90 calber
62Se Infantry CItrid. & Belts, cotton, black and bad
leather.
34S6 Bayonet scabbards black and butt leather. hos
t26 Plyonet Soabbard Belts, buff leather
ia3i Waist Belts, cotton black and buff leather
2.oi2 Gun Slings.
3.4s9 Cap Pouches.
10 l}7 Plates for Infantry ard Rife Accoutermenis
l2j Wais, Belts rife, with Clasp Plates
81 Scabbas Leather Tor Cutlasses and Sword Baycnet
Auge.
2i O;6 Accoutermens for Cavalry Belts sng' Cartridge
liz Saddles. Cavalry and Artillery.
lel7 Cavalry Equipments, StiIrnps Gnths surcinges
Blankets. kc.
Is, liz Percussion Caps
2,V.7 Pounds of BLOCK Tin.
4as Pounds Of Scrap Brass
$40 PonDd. OF Hemp aud Manila Rope.
9 Files assorted Wrought aud Cast Scrip Iron and other
agtices not above named
Terms cash United States Currency. The stores viii bs
bid in If the insere', Of the Government shd render II
oessary.
Catalogues can be had by 'ppAF%Sl.'as e. z. THORNTON
Colonel Of 0rdnsnce, Conn anding AT'enal
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-09

YNHOMAS f. SUTTON. Printer, No. az
Fuhon.tt.-Bal Tickets, Crcusn, Orders Of Dsnciny
Invitations Notices. Rce-irts Checks, Price Ls Bills 81
Lsdins BHosis, Labels. Hlndbls, snd all other hnds o
JOB PRINTING, neatly done Il No lsl
"M. ENERDELLs SONS, No. 104 Fulton.
w st-STEAM JOB PRINTERS and LABEL Man
UFACTURERS
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Amnstmeuia.
WALLACKs
w Proprietor and Msnages...Nr. LESTER "ALLACh
trR.s rsrApLisHMEsr DOES NOT ADVERTISE ~ TIE
NETWORK ngRALD)

WEEK or NOVELTY AND VARIETY.
THURSDAY, Nov. o.
Toui 1sylor's STANDARD Comedy,
STILL WATERS RUN DEEPt
With and powerful cast and appropriate Scenery and
Appointments.
Conclnlinr with the Ian hbs oncact aerpece by J. j..
Nll.,rns. entitled
ICI ON PARLE FRANCAIS
In which win appear Messrs T.. j.. DAVENPORT. CHAS.
FISHER MARX SMITH, HOLSTON, YOUNG NORTON,
WILLIAMSON. GRAHAM, PORE; Miss MADELINE
HFRTQvES Mi. FANNY MORANT, Mrs. JOHN SEF-
TON, Miss LONE BURKE, Mrs. JENNINGS. Miss BAR
RI aud Nj. GREEN.
FRIDAY-THE NEEDFUL 9th tmel. -
SATIIRD hY-Frst nght here. Messengers Great flay.
A NEW WAY TO PAY OLD DEBTS, with new Scenery
and Costumes. ...
MONDAi-A NEW WAY TO PAY OLD DEBTS;
The Grand Piano nsed at this Thea,er from the
nom MASON 4 HAMLlN Mr.. WALLACk has much
pleasure in announcing the arrival OF MI FREDEhiSn n
ROBINSON. Due notice will be siven of his debut.
Open "a B.oi al
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-09
CAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.

CAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.
FOR BOSTON, ,
NORCFSTER, PALMER FlTCIBURG, NASHUA,
LOVELI. CONCORD THE WHITE MOUNTAINS
AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS.
The new and s'eunch steamers Of the Norwich line
CITY OF BOSTON and CITY OF NEW-fOkk,
ssye New oTk daily Sundsys excepted At o'clock fp
tom Pier No. 20 North RIVER, foot Of Ies.ry W.,
FOR NEW LONDON, =,
the. connecting with the Steamboat Express Tran rom ;ns
shove points via Norwich and Worcester Boston and Wo
ceste Worcester and Naahua and SewLondon Aa No'ne'o
Railroads. -.
Of T. s. MARTIN, Agent, on tho PisL
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-09

L,RIE RAILWAY. Trains leave Depot foot
~ Of CbAnoers-st., via P--onis Ferry!
a IN. Day tIpfe., for tsnsndalsns hoeh"r hu1Hn,
Salamanca ADD West Connects st Buffalo Win Lh. shore
spd Grand Tuns Railways. and ., Salamanca with Ausne
aud Great Nr,tera Hallway. 49,, 60.
g.Ua n. MIN and WAY Train daily 20 Otis,ils
10 u. Express Mai, Tor buffalo. eonnecuns VILE Lus
Shore Railway. -
Inm Wsy Trair for Port Jervi. and Sevbur;h.
So M Nishi EIpr,ss for CsHsnd..uA Rochester, but.o
pm L.b,llng Erpr,. daily. foI Catsrdaigus. Roches
ter fufao -s'iusnca, Duntls ard Wet 'onnect.E
Buffalo with Lake Shore a.. OfAnd irdnh lh~ayS naE
sp n Fuh;rsr! Tram. daily, for Bas.o, ssamAnoa Dun
HUGH nIDDLE. G,-1supt NewYofk
W. 4. RANn. nenl P...- A.sni. We foik.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-09

HUDSON RIVER and HARLEM RAIL
ROAD-on and .f'eT Monday Nov. :, trains Tor Ahtny
AMI IToy eoansc:ns vi Noileis and Nestsrn iaii vii
lesye New fors a. i1'ow,, ...
7D IN via Hudson River Ralrnid, Thricfhtt aud
Tenthave CONNECTING with ,sf Nogth sod W 81,
i0s via Hudson River Railroad connecting with north
srn aud We.,eIs train.. -
III a M via Harlem Rairoad Twenty 18th st end Fonrth-
svs.. eonurctla. with trans flr North sd West
40 n, VI, IIua.on River Isroat cour-riirs A. Troy
with train 1I Monirr. wn s.-eplGg csrs aii4flrA -,
q ". via Harlem Rairoli. connecting VITA "'i'in
trains. sieepns-oats s'taehet a. Allsny. ,
Gp m vs iadson River Hsfsii 's' ping ei nom ssr
Yok Budao Ani sasp.nson Bridge without ehAnfo' ih'
train Tins o Suudlys -
N n m via Huason River Raroad with .iecpn; cars =,
tAchsd eonnectlnr Alhauy lud Troy "iA morning. tan'
for North and Wet. ..- . - a.,
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Drntlmg.

CHARLES G. SHELLEY,
~ STEAM JOB pHINTFR,
No 68 BARCbAY-ST,
Short tine orders ofFRESSWORk done for the trade.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-09
1musemenIs.
CADEMY OF MUSIC-FRIDAY.
ITALIAN OPERA.

4 CADEMY OF MUSIC-FRIDAY.
ITALIAN OPERA.
IrsIs E.rABLrsaMEyr DOES NOT ADVENTIST IN rns
sEwYORE BBRALD)
FRIDAY NIGHT-FRA DIAvOLO.
TOMORROW (Friday) EVENING. Nov ~. aS'
(SEvgNTH NIenr-SEcoSo suBscRip1ioSb
Fir,. time this season Of Aubers sparkling OPERA
FRA DiAVOLO,
With new and brilliant east. including o,o
MISS CLARA LOUISE kELLooo,
MISS FANNY STOCKTON, .yo,o
Sig MaZZOLENl, for the first time ns kA nAvULv'
slGNORl LURINI, BELLiNi, BARiL DuDnnsu Dnu.nSu Iva
CONDICTON... WI c1Si
TO-NIGHr-THURSDAY-Op IN Brooklyn,
ROBERT LII DiABLE: r,yrp
SATURDAY AFrERNOOE--CkAND MAIISrc'
CRiSPINO La COMAKE,
(The Cobber 9nd the FsiIyil 80,
SATURDAY EVENING-ERNANL
Grand performance for the benefit Of the bene'o's
Dramatic and Mu-ica Association.
The sale Of reserved seats and tickets for ~ The shove
| named performances viii commence THIS MohNNo, %
the regular Offices viz the BOX Oce o the AcsdspyS
Beer 4 Schirmers 10. 7ol Broadwsyi Pond oo.S
No. 3{J Broadway Schubrh Co.'S. No. 8|O broad"s sy snS
Root Anthony 4 Co.'S No. 2l Nassau st.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-09

III III n UONtI NITIffII IuIIuF.
D.B FUCKER,
Brevet NsjorCep and Chief QulIternnaster,
Depot Of WashiEztcn.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-09
1NHE FIFTY. SECOND ANNUAL MEET

ISNHE FIFTY-SECOND ANNUAL MEET
i mo of the NEw.YORK FEMALE ASSISTANCE
SOCIETY for the RELIEF the SICK POOR win be held
i'm the Duch Reformed Church. NJ Fourhst aud La
yetteplacs on THURSDAY. Nov. At u o'clock. Annssl
r.noyts Win ba read address delivered Rev
CYRUS w EOsS S,b.ertss and ends invited " be
pr,,sJt q r.. OAkkY, Cor. Sac
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-09

DEOPLES LINE for ALBANY and TROY
For ALBAsY-Tbe steamer ST. JOHN lesyes on r1, man
days Wednesdsys ind Friday, and the DEAr NY WI.
MOND on Tursdsys, Thusday and Saturdays 20 oe'oea
d TO- from Pier No. 30. North Rv,r foot of Canaist
For TRoY-The VANI EhBl 1T leaves 90 nenasy'
Tuesdsys and Thursdays. aud g. RIP VAN WINhLE on
Mondsys Wednesdays and FRIDAYS, ate o'clock p % rom
Pier No lO North River, foot OF V attest
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-09
8teamboats ano Railroads.

NOR PROVIDENCE DIRECT.-The new
J. and .tanch sdewhe.l stc5ner CITY OF PROViDbNooE
TINS burGen David r. Dsys Commander will leave ri'
No. IS Moth River, every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and
SATURDAY, at Y p. For freight or passage sppy on
board. Fare ~.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-09

RROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
- Difector....................M MARETZEh.
ITALIAN OPERA
(rHIs ESTABLISHMENT DOES NOT ADVERTISE ~ TN
NEw.YoRK HERALD)
THIS ,THURSDAY) EVENING, Nov. 0. st7A
(SEvENra SUBSCRIPTION NiGnrD.
First and only night oil Meyerbeer's Nasterwork,
ROBERT LIE DIABLE,
with most complete and brilliant Cast -
Tho sale of Reserved Sea and Tickets will commence TINS
morning brooklyn, the Box Oh OF the Academy sDo
IN New-iork at Root, Anthony Co.'S No. u Nassau st.
| A CADEMY OF MUSIC-MATINEE.
"A DlRECTOR......"......... MAkEILEh
THIS HsTABLusHNENr DOES NOT ADVERTISE IN THs
NEW OAK HERALD.
GRAND ITALIAN OPERA MATINEE,
SATURDAY AFTERNOON Nov. II, a. l.
CRlSPINO Z LA COMAkE,
THE Cobbler sud the Fairy),
With its magnificent and perfect cast
In compliance with requests from adies wne
were unable on OF the csmeDcy OF the weather.
CRISPfNO T. La COMARE.
ADMISSION ONE DOLLAR ONLY,
To all parts OF tho House. No Reserved Scsts
Tickets may no be bad the regular Ticket Ohces
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Great Crowd being expected the Lady Patrons OF me
respectfully requested 10 purchase their tic kes
advance order avoid crowdng at the Ticket Omce
Three additional doors will be- opened -
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-17
SieKles, RepOrt,

General Sickles, who has just returned
from his South American mission, reports
that in the Republic Of Columbia the
State rights doctrine has run to seed. The
relation of the Federal Government to the
States is one of entire neutrality. If q
revolution occurs in one of the States the
Government cannot interfere, but must
recognize the party that triumphs. The
presiding officer of the Senate, correspond
ing with our Vice President of the Repub-
lie, is elected once a month"; The Speaker
of the House is chosen for the same term.
The Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
holds his office for q single term of court.
Suffrage is universal, Indians and negroes
having equal rights. There is no prejudice
against color; many Of the physicians,
army officers and judges being blacks
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-17
nea,h OF CavInn Hndsnn.

The Springfield (O) News of the 18th
says:
1t is our most painful duty to announce
the death of a beloved friend and relative,
Ceylon Hudson, ESQ, late Secretary and
Treasurer of the American Reform Book
and Tract Society, of Cincinnati. Mr..
Hudson had been Ill for several months,
and but s few weeks since made q brief
visit to his relatives in Springfield. Hoping
for Improvement from the pure, bracing
sir of Minnesota, he went to that State,
and after q brief stay, thought best it
seems, TO return, but died on his Ysy, st the
Sherman House. in Chicago, on the 9th of
July. Nj. Hudson WA not much over thirty
years of age at the time of his decease. He
formerly studied at Oberlin, and then
learned the printing business,,in Mr.. Fitch's
Office IN that village, at the same time the
senior editor Of this paper was an appren-
tiee st that Office. Subsequently he gradu-
stod at Marietta. His brother, Prof, T. b.
Hudson, Of Oberlin, fell from 8 railroad
train and was killed, several years since,
and his father, DR.. W. N. Hudson, was
foully murd cred by Morgsn's gang Of cut.
throsts. The deceased was q young man
Of fine abilities, of good business habits, of
sterling integrity, Of pure morals, and deep
piety. he was universally beloved where
ever known. A good and useful man has
fallen.
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From the Rev. B. z. WeLeh, formerly Pas
tor of the Pearl Street baptist Church,
Albany, NeD York.
-NEwToEYILLE,N Nov. 10, 1855.
DR DIGHTHILL-DeRr Sir Af0w u5 to
express my grateful thanks for the skill
and kind attention rendered to my daugh-
ter, whose ears have been badly affected
for many years, and for some,months past
has been nearly deprived of hearing. The
loss Of this important sense is certainly q
sad deprivation, painfully embarrassing,
and TO q degree known only to those who
have experienced it. If therefore there
be q remedy for this great evil, the cause
of humanity obviously requires that it
should be universally disseminated. l feel
it my duty, therefore, and it affords me
much pleasure, te give my testimony tothe
happy effects of your treatment and m
dies. Mydaughter has suffered from deaf
mesa since early childhood. The left ear
has been badly diseased. The right ear,
also, for several years, wa seriously affect
ed, and the disease apparently increasing,
threatening the entire loss Of hearing. It
was with extreme difficulty that she could
participate in the conversation of her
friends, and for two years has been de-
prived of this source Of social enjoyment.
Happily my attention was directed to your
advertisement, and 1 wa induced to place
her in your care. Your treatment, under
care of q kind P~rovidenee, has been sue
cessful. Her hearing, 30 far as 1 can Judge,
appears to be perfectly restored. Wheth-
er this restoration is permanent is q ques-
ton time alone can determine, but present
results are certainly very gratifying.
am, dear sir,
Truly ENTHUSIASTICALLY yoGrA
B. 7. WALCH d. d.
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EGuiha hn

MI. De Bow intends to re.establish his
Review. If he gives it the same character
that 1t had, it ought to be called De Bow
Wow. .
Some people are confirmed as worthy
members of the church. Many others are
confirmed rascals and children of the devil.
Winter Davis, if we may Judge from his
Chicago Grafton, is very hot for q man of
his name. Winter is for summary mea-
sures.
As death is the penalty for murder, why
wouldn't this be 3 good way to get Uncle
Sam strung up.-U Union Press.
Uncle is tolerably high strung al
ready.
If person sees q niger in everything
around him, it isn't certain that he could
help the matter by looking within. He
might see q little niger there, too.
We do not believe that the ,imputstions
often made upon returned rebels are either
generous or true. We do not believe that,
while the hands ofthese men hold the olive
branch, their souls are bristling with bayo-
cts.
The Cincinnati Gazette says of negro
suffrage "This matter does not lie in the
hands of Mr.. johnson, but of Congress ;
and even if Congress shall fail, the people
IOlL not" Now, we suppose, that, even
after the white people fail, the negro will
not.