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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-08
TOODLES.
READ THE HERALD.

The nsuguraed very brilliantly at this thessss
night by the appearance OF Mr. j. s. Clarke De Scots
In ybodys Friend and Toodes In the play OF thas
name Notwithstanding the warmth OF the evening and the
unvorabe character Of the weather for indoor entertain
sns the house crowded with audience ungues,ion
aoy metropolitan In oharsterap audience dsntiy Don
and oved and appreciatve that the season
~, see. The reception Of Mr.. Clarke was snthusiastice
u nee and satisfactory expression Of tho sentiment the
aud the good viii Of the people Round after round
cnses ana applause greeted bis first entrance aud he was
othe comedy by expressing in .mpe and sincere manner
,ne gratitude DC fell for th. reception by declaring t.s
no hdd Always endeavorsd TO caIgs all his duties proes-
siona and social In upright and Conscientious
In both part. Mr. Clarke In exubsrant spirits and, 81
course, irresisubly comicsl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-08

CEALED PROPOSALS, in duplicate, are
~ respectfully invited. until September 49, 1865 io me
purchase OF GOO barrels, more ofRECTlFlED CoMno
sARl WHISKY, Of superior quality, now IN store "a rU o
folk Va Packages newly gagged, In pnme ortrh ~
Of the very best quality Terms cash delivery
for any part Of tie above will be entertsined oainp "
the above be either al Commisssfy o,oe
Dock, in Norfolk; h. Fort Monroe; No. ~ sou'a''"' ~
more; and No. State at, New. York. , ctr,rvAy
Proposals to be addressed to Thos. ~ ooN ~
Captain and C. c. s.. Dept. Of Va, Richmond, "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-08
rVHE AMERICAN INSTITUTE will hold

l. their aSth ANNUAL EXHIBITION at the Armory on
Fourteenth New from Srp,embeI IL TO October ~
IL will consi., exclusively Of AMERICAN INVENTIONS,
MANUFACTURES and PRODUCTIONS. Manufacturers.
Agrcutursts Horticuuss and Others solicited 70 con-
tribute articles for exhibition. No charge VIII De made of
,pee Inventors and Manufacturers of Machinery psrc-
ulary solicited to exhibit is Intended that the Exhioi
ton shall be largely composed Of machinery IN notion APP.
for should be ade at IN which must be
stated the nature Of the aee and residence OF e1ho
or an of space required Machinery received az
early sept H. other articles the 9th 20 2th of Sept
PREMIUMS of Gold Silver and Bronze Medals and Dplo.
mas will be awarded H. the Agricultural and horticultural
Departmrn. Silver CUPS aud Plate will be awarded App
cations may made and Circulars ob, ned by addressing
d. TlLLMAN esq American Institute NewloIk. Artcles
for exhibition must be directed to j. w. CHAMBERS,
Armory Fourteenth ST.. New-Nork.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-08
% Wbom it man Concern.
SURGEON GENERALS OyyIcs,

sUfGK0N HkNERALs UFY1Cb !
WASHINGTON CRY. d. G. August II, 1865
4 N ARMY MEDICAL BOARD, to consist
~ OF Brevet Colonel Trper Surgeou U. S. A. Presi
dent; BTeyet Lculenaut-Co II. X Wrz, surgeon ~ .
A.; Brevet Lieutenant olOnel Anthony Heg-r su Seon o.
A. aud Breve, Major C. G. Lee Assistant Surgeon u A.
Recorder will in NewloTk City on the .Vth OF pep
TENDER for the examination OF candidates lo aanson
into the Medical Staff OF the United States Army and OF Az
Applicants must be between 81 and 6 yesr Of sss and
physically sound A.. g.. ,..-,
of bs army stating the residence OF the applicant aud the
date and ecA of his birth they must be accompanied BY
rs,pertable testiuionals Of moral character
N the appcaut has been IN the service ne VIII send the
,.stionif of ths chief medical officer under whom he bas
SJ M n I'm service at present time the application
a,, he sent through the Medical Director Of the respective
Department - =, -- - ,..
ips tLe examination an udsI ensabe prerequisite 70
appointment =, =,
J. X. BARNES, Surgeon General U. !. A.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-08
Eertures an0 1lestinss

A MOTHER VETERAN GONE-War Of
~ lsa-Brothers you invite 10 follow the remains Of
your der Capt Thos d. Howe 10 it, last resting
place. from his late residence, No LOO OIcbsrds, THIS
DAY friday s2 O'Clock pm, with usual badge Of mourning
See Herald. By order, II. RAYMOND, Brig. Gen.
J. NJ. PHyFs, Adj. ABRAHAM DAILY, Col.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-08
NETWORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD
1906 SUMMER ARRANGEMENT 1865.
COMslENClNG MAY Is, 1908.
Pssengor Station IN N.wYork corner Twenty .evenh 81
and Fourth.aye Entrance Twenty se'enth'|
TRAINS LEAVE NEW.YOKK;

TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK;
For Now. Haven 100 8OOtEI.,l liD A. H. Ei'' tr-hJ
AGO. tEI.,) a45 4 ~ and 800 (Ea,l p N. 81. m
For bridgeport 100 800, (ty.p ll.W M i~i'' 'HAT
400 a. J.45. 40 and o 90 Ok p M as N , 81,
FOR Milford and stfaord ZOO H. 10 a IN w. - " a.
For Fsirhell soutlpor aud Westpors, IVo i~ u" '''
&J0pm -. .. ., "a -, n, IL fFr 4
3i5 $50 $50, 800 (EIl p NJ. an ana
FOR Dari.p 100 $50 il.J0 IN. i3i3, 40 30 P m:
For Greenwich LOO 30. lLJOa ~. 20 ~ - Pm"
For Stamford on, 90 (EH, lhO Inv IA l"''' Vi'
100 Or 345, 49, $50 go 800 UEI p ~ N an IL %
For Port Chester aud Intermediate stations "V'' ~
I. d. 3.i5, 40 $50, 80, 100 p NJ, ,,x.
For Boston, via Springfield. 300 a. M lf-I) j." tE1r'0'
FOR Boston, via Shore Line, lal5, FI) 800 p m; ,,
For Hartford aud Springfield 400 (EI.J q "i' lTh''''
q H. l2.l3 400 q. M. - i,iso NJ,
For Connrctr II River Railroad 8o0a M (Ex i|'i'P III
10 Montreal 10 o. m. 10 Northampton. . oo ~ ,
For Hartford Providence and Fishkil hailfosd o ''
g. m lis D. m. -. p.l,o,d..
500 Q. ~. H. u.s. 800 800 p. -,
FOR anal Railroad 2l5 o. IN. to Northahp'on
FOR Housstonic Railroad a. M and . p M , -,
train, connecting with y. n., WA run :" p"i
days TO Pittsheld--oihcr days, New Mniofuo"y'
For Naugatnek Railroad, 300 a. m, Aov 7, III ~ n,
For Danbury and Norwsk Railroad wv Wv D. n-' "'
p IN. n, 90 "a N a 10 n m train.
'S''''' '"'' JAMES v HYiy, SSpt
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READ THE TINFs.

Tho opened this last night under the
most brilliant auspices Mr. Cakes reception was perfect
ovation and 20 significant in its enthusiasm as TO preyen. him
for considerable time from proceeding with the business Of
the stage When permitted from the fervor his
reception TO calmly judge the merits Of his performance we
have simply to that Major De Boots he evoked
rising to the falling Of the curtain incessant bursts Of
laughter and that he seemed catching inspiration from the
eyen mora vim and force than usual.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-08
Proposals.
war DEPARTMENT, OvrIcK OF DIRECTOR AND
GxxrpLI AlAsAGEn NIIrARY kAILROAps. u. 81.

WAR UkPARTMENr, UFFICk UF UIkKC1UH NJ
GENERAL MANAGER MILITARY RAILROADS. U. s., 7
WAsnSsros. ID. C.. July 81, 1861
TOR SALE-CHATTANOOG ROLLING
IL MlLL-PROPOsALS viii be received at this Office IN
IN IL O'clock noon on WEDNESDAY, september 49, 1855 TO
nooqa Tenn with the machinery tools buildings h1nres
and track connecting the Rolling bill with the Nashville and
Chattsnooss Railroad.
Tn. NIL and machinery constructed to rero railroad ron
are entirely new and Of the most improved character.
For full description and details Of operation, capacity nc,
apply IN person by letter TO T. W. YARDLEf, ChA'ta-
nooge, Tenn.
All bid. should be indored Proposal to purchase Chas-
noosa Rolling. MIL"
Director and General Manager Military Railroads. U. 3.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-08
6iationern Gno farm GOODS.

COCHRANE's GLASS INKSTAND MANU-.
" FACTORY, No. liz Wnl.amst, N, G-Ali kinds Of
Cut Pressed and Plain Gass nSstand SponseC sp
Weights and Library nkstands in OaA E6ony snd mr.
stands At the lowest Manufaciurers prioe' r. s'"'S''
for export promptly attended to.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-08
GnGnrial.
-, a, "TuE HKSwooD MINES" No; 3 W ,sls
Oyucs o. Ngw YORK. Sept g. 100 ,


~orIcE ia hereby given that the l0ii0mn,nnSS
NOIISt.a SHARES Of STOCK ofThE h b,s. ,Dc,
~ de'erph Nm forfeited aud will be sold a. Fuol' " a
hHts oa ' Of the Secretary Of the Sompsy cto
dos At tn. nv VorE on SATURDAY, the l4h DAY o.
kslst ~ aelock noon, for the payment oil
% o. ,sT Of In.,anent' due January TO- 1907 ~"
,uss 1852 81 in name Of C. S Bushnel for 22a Shares
Cerin-... in po.session OF Company ,,- n, I 600
Cetlhe sies ~ Oh In name Of A. {. Coventry io i'N
Cstiocssss; On possession Of Company ran o
Ghres ~ i3 In uame OF a. H. Green Tor 'p % st
Csriee NJ 81 I'm name Of Joseph Coulter ioI -' i,o
C.rtibee,s NJ al In name Of j. V. WILLIAMSON ioi i
Certificate w. 50 - =,
SsIe. W 20 IN n,rne Of Levi Dickson FOR i9 sns'e
CertIhea mi Of lnslaLment due June ~ I"o' VI .
NJ n IN nam, n Alex H. sbley, for 500 Shares
Csian., IN possession Of C'mpany) r.. f.. nno
Nerhass No a. in name of SPeneer Nls w. io' ''
ppS,,,Tr.tes IN possession Of Company ,.o c,
Ee, 10 ~ in name Of Jno. p Keller for ~ Steres
Certbc No ~ In name Of John Johnson Tor so shafes
Cennec.s No 81 in name OF Thos IL. 1ro''er' 10Y ~
bsfea NJ 40 IN nsme o. Jos II. 1Iotter for 100 Shares
csrtncs ~ S2 in name Of ID. c. Levy for lW shares
Csfnca. No s3 In name Of Robi Scba for I0o Shares
csrlas, 10 a. in name Of Robt seha, Tor % shares
No. S in name Of w. T. Langley Tor Z31 sheies'
By 0raei VI '' JAMES II. YOUNG, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-08
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE,
6orses, Carriages, &r.

CARRIAGES for SALE.-The immense stock
~ now IN the three large wsrerooms No 40
Broa dwsy aud No 10 Crosby st. wall be sold ut greatly re-
duced Yees 0J sets Harness. several secondhand Carage
G. WITTY, No. 40 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-08
AMuGeMetIs9.
WINTER GARDEN.

w A CARNIVAL OF FUN,
Mr.. J. s. CLARKE,
pronounced by the public aud the press az
OUR GREATEST COMIC ARTIST.
every night In his two great roles of
MAJOR De BOOTS,
In Sterling Coyne's charming comedy Of
EVERYBODY'S FRIEND,
and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-08

ITALIAN OPERA.
L ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
Director MARETLEh
The and public respectfully informed that
the regular season will commence positively
ON MONDAY, SEPTEMBER IS
Foil particulars OF the artists comprising the company and
the Operas In preparation will be given In Saturday. aud
Sundays papers MAJ MAhEiInh>
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-08
prAD THE WORLD.

The audience In size and fashion, sufficiently testified 10
the high estimation which both the theaer and tho star"
of the house Is held Mr. Clarke received with pro.
onged applause upon entering the scenes Hs supported
the role Of the mou.ehested militia with Irresistible
hunor, keeping the house ia an almost continuous
roar from beginning to end: There is an Intensity
sbont Carke comedy peculiar to himsejf-en intensity
gesture and facial expression that 10 productive OF
more merrment than /. provoked by his speech. Not
Limb muscle Of his little form bat plays its psrt
to perfection where broad csricature is demanded. HE
grotesque attitudes his ourageousy comic faces his rdc
ious bearing and unique gait make picture OF awk
ward sefsufcent humanity less effective In tie way
than pencil satire by Leech, Gavomy Mullen. The
memory Of DE Boots exhibition Of the sample
and Of his pucked up after suffering tweskng al
the bands of the bashiul bedrock will i've thousand
the present generation Of paygoers produce compe
tent bethuseeh OF that Immortal example oil stupendous
ntoIicaon "Toodles" needles. to speak No superior
studies Of the varying grades Of tight" found
Door open at q. Commence It O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-08

ROOFING-Ready for application, very sy de de
READY RooTIN0 c., IL . kiasplASA asw'SssS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-08
Sales bn Anrtioit.

4 J. BLEECKER, SON & Co., will sell on
N MONDAY. 10th inst at o'clock pm At tir t1chanse
sslcsroom No III Broadway, TIN THOUSAND 40 9O)
SHARES of the CAPITAL STOCK Of the LITTLE han.
AWHA AND ELh RIVER PETROLEUM AND MINING
COMPANY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-08

A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
"A HERMANN,
PRESTlDlGIrATEUR
has the honor 10 announce that he will commence
MONDAY EVENING, Sept. H. series Of
NECROMANrIC EASTERN DELUSlON5
constituting entirely programme 10 be repeated every
evening during the The orchestra Of the Academy
Music viii be in attendance.
Admission rs cents Reserved seats IS cents eIr. Family
Circle 50 Private boxes from Sc to $2 The sale d
ticket. will commence on THURSDAY Sept At the Acsde-
INV of Music ard at Beer Schirmes No FOL Broad
way; Ponds 543 Broadway, and Root AnthoDys
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-08

IRVING HALL.
Il Mr. BATEMAN bess to announce tina. be will shortly
sugrae series q Grand Orchestral Concerts IN the above
establishment, commencing
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER II,
which he will have the pleasure Of Introducing 10 New
York audience the eminent and versatile pnms donna and
cantatrce,
MILE PAREPA
whose umphs the lyric stage 10 the concertroom and
the grand musical estivs have justly placed her the head
OF her profession also Of
ar. DANNREUTHER,
Pianist whose debut In London the musical event OF The
past season, and Of
SIGNOR CARL ROSA.
vioon whose al the principal European citie4
ba. been anequvocal The ORCHESTRA will be composed ~
mic ked performers selected by and under the direction Of
Mr. THEODORE THOMAS.
And at tho Brooklyn Academy of Music,
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER IL
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CAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.

FOR BOSTON
WORCESTER, PALMER flTCHBURD NASHUA
LOWELL, CONCORD. THE WHITE MOUNTAIN
AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS.
The new snd 'tsnnch steamers Of the Norwich llne,
CITY OF BOSTON aud CITY OF NETWORK.
leave New.fork daily f>undsys eIceped at O'Clock
from Pier No. - North River, foot OF Vsstryst,
FOR NEW-LONDOS,
there connecting with the Steamboat Express Train Tom the
above points via No~ieh and Worcester, Boston and Wor
eee Worcester and Nashua and New London and Northern
Railroads.
Fr,.s taken the For Information inquire
of h y MAkTIN Agrn., on the Per.
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6teamboais ano Railroads.

E'OR CAISklLL and CATSKILL NOUN
TAIN HOuSE--Sicamer THOMAS POWELL losves
New i0rk oI tnskl rom foot OF Franklnt, TUESDAYS
and TIT i,DA . ~ each week at p. M. SATURDAYS at
2 p. m. iandns SATURDAYS At West Camp and Maiden,
con ing w'I s7sr' nom titski u Nonnin House Delhi
and Giiboa Leaves Catskii for New.Yolk MONDAYS
WFDNEsDAYs and FRIDAYS at y. m
EOR NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD and
II WHITE MOUNIAlNS.-Steamer. leave Peek snp for
New Haven - 3:l5 and ~ D. connecting with iroal
EOR NEWBU RCH, WEST POINT, POUCH
4 KEEPSiE. EONDOUr snd KINGSTON landing at
Corzens Dock, Cornwall and Milton. Tho steamer MARY
POWELL viii leave Dwssa'sssst ever A.sIposs n r.
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DLITZ's NEW HALL
ID No. 20 Broadway, opposite New York Hotel.
ENTERTAINMENT EVERY EVENING.
HUNDREDS UNABLE TO GAIN ADMISSION
IMMENSE ATTRACTIONS THIS WEEK.
FOURTH WEEK AND CONTINUED SUCCESS o.
SlGNOR BLIrZ, JR.,
THE WORLDREN0WNED
MAGICIAN AND VENTRlLOoUIST,
WITH HIS 100 LEARNED CANARY BIRDS.
GRAND MATINEE
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at o'clock
SAME PERFORMANCE AS IN THE EVENING.
Children IS cents.
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ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
" THE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY's
NEW LINE or FlRSrCLASS MAIL STEAMSHIP
BETWEEN NEN-YORk AND HAVRE, CALLdNo Al
BRESE
The splendid vessels this fsvorts route Tor the
Continent are the following;
WASHINGTON ......J,20l tuns....... 800 horso power
EUROPE .............3l 20 tuns. .%Gbors- poT"r
EAPOLEON llL..( NsaHy readyl.. ,lv0 horse power.
81. LAURENT. .....t Buiidnr. Great power.
building l.........OreAt po~rr
WILLIE DE PARIS. tBui'dug) .0rrat power.
DEPARTURES FROM NEW1Okk. -
EUROPE. \. Duchesue.....fRlDAf. ......Sept~moer 10
LAFAYETTE or WASHINGTON, FRIDAY, ...Oetober 10
PRICE OF PASSAGE II GOLD,
Ftasr CABiy 4IS SECOND CABIN, $50
inc udiug table wine for either e!Ds
Passengers intending TO land at hre vii be Furnished here
with railroad couponiek-ts ard their bagge checked to
Pans additional charge Of - ioT rs and Tor second
class.
Medical dnend1rcs free Of charge
For further information apply to -
DO. MACKENZIE, Agent,
No Brosdwsy New.fork
At Psri. ~ Boulevard drs CapuciRe. (Ofsnd Hotolt
At HAvre, WIN. lSELIS co.
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j d. CROOK, No. 80 FultOn-st. Established
s-,..~ tSn FISHING TACKLE and NETS Of every
fVWpER SPOT CUTLERY, NC.