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BAT t.gnns.
NLEVELAND, COAGABUs 3 GIN.
-OOTNHATI AILR0AD,
1886. WINTER ADVANCEMENT, 1904.


-OOIHHATI AILR0AD,
lssE-5. WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 1904.
Ist Trsin-2s96 A. E.-OINOIHEATI EXPRESs,
Stopping at Grafton, Wellington, New Lon
don, Shabby, Oreatlid5, Gallon, aileGd, Oar
dlagton, Ashlsss Delaware, DeHis Centre and
Roethingtc1.
81 Traia-s:s5 p. M.-ACCOMmODATIOE.- .-sseTi
at ali stations, and arrives IN Columbus et s:bf
2. NJ, Cincinnati 3:59 A. Il.
81 TIsins-le:e0 P. M.-NlGHT TEXFBESS-StoBplnS
ct Grafton, wellington, New London, Shelby,
Cssstline, 9alionl Giiesd, OaTdinstoD and Bels
sAi,is isEya Uslunbdn At $40 and go ~,
81 srTiF5 q Cleveland so a. n. anG 80 ?. Fs
UOEEEUTI0Hss
ehsi5y-Saad1ssg, Eanstald Newark Eailroad, &c
hHnzhaldi Eis. Vernon, noEsrk, GanasgIls,
Ozsstsias-Pltssbnrgh, Fort Wayne OhioAzo Isal.
road, Fcfest, Upper Ssndnsky, Dalphos, Lime,
Fort Hsyne, L3p0rts, Chicago, 80, West End
Ea5t for hanHlsld, Wooster, Massilion. 40.
GEafsen and Hoioiontaine Railroad Iiue ior Ha1oE,
5ell5ipntainas sidney Union. munoie, lndiara
aDolis, Terro Hauts, Yinconns5. evansville,
NouisYtle, Cairo, St, Louis, 20.
DslsWRrs-Eith Springfield Branch ior S1Efngiald,
OoIn nr1bu5-Littls Eiialai OOlambus and Islia
Raiigos1, for 3eniR, Dayton, indianapolis,
Cincinnati, sld with the Ohio and Mississippi
Railroad al Cincinnati for BouisYIls EYanf.
vile. Cairo 81 Louis, snc al points on tts
Ohio Elv6r.
Oolulabns-tentrsi Ohio Railroad Esr Newark Esnes.
vile. HheoiiBg, az; Columbus, Plqna IrI
diana RaoscGd for PE:ei, UEbzaa, &c.
- EoF IicEeia % aii fiitt3 and Information apF ]
ct the Passenger Station, agd 1t Union Ticket O;ct
iil Superior street. T. 9. FLINT,
Cleveland. Oot4 81. Al5i. EanefiEtsuddnt.
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The Richmond WEis, of the Sd instant
ssys;
General Sherman has Issued an Crder
refusing to receive any more flags Of truce
from subordinate officers, and declares thst
if his boats on the river are fred into, he
will force every citizen of Savannah to
leave Immediately.
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GnHsSgEal.

KTIgS AND HAIR worn.
w. o Y'S EEK EsTABLISHHEHT,
THE LARGEST M TIE STATE
or Wis HAEigs end LADIES' HAIR DhEsSlkH
20 PUBLIC SQUARE.
EiHtEufEctursE Of sIi kirdT q WIGS, inoiudint
tbs celebrated
Ill SION WIG,
that so re5einbIes nature IS to defy tho elosssi
scrutiny. a very large and beautiful stock oi
LONG HAIR, tD-5ught By the proPristOF nom
Europe, iOr SWfFOBEs and BRA1Ds-ths hnssi
assortment sssf E5en In this city.
TlAdiss' FrgaL Pieces and Half-H iga,
IN svS5y styls, with al improvements,
SETS OF OUaa2, made fIosu French Easurs
Carried Hair tgusrsnsssa.l
EUeIHE DOUBLE end TRIPLE BOWS,
WATERFALLS, ho.,
sldade BY tho ADVERTISER equal % those imported.
Ladies BTsids made into any kind Of Head-DTsg
or Bow without injury to Switch.
LADIES HAfR DRESSING II tbs most prlzaI
nssna fashionable styles.
ESS-An work warranted - represented
HOT md COLD BATHS st all hourS. Gsoip
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M AsTER's sALE.-Parsuant to the

M ACTEh6 y 6ALE.-IQreQdnE 70 the
INletmmand Of a. order Of sals from tbs Couft
TComEcR Pleas Of Guy ahoga s51Bty, Ohio at the
suit 0f James X. Hitchcock against EdEari ROsh-
cram and Others, TO ne directed, shall eIpcss
sale at public auction, at the dOor Of the OSurt
House 10 the city Gf Cleveland on the l4th Gas Of
January, lS65, at II o'clock A. n the flowing
de1sr bed premises Situate In IAe city ofCeYeland
Ohio, and known being past Of triglaAl Oify lot
numbsr 306 in the city Of Cleveland, STATE II 0tio,
lying bstEssn tie Chic Canal and thj Gus akoEa
River, as conveyed By David Long 20 Calvin Q,
Waller, reesmber 2lst. 1851, kook Is, page Sli,
bounded as folloEa: BEGINNING At the nor ihfast
eora6r flsnd kerstofoIs deeled b said Long to D.
O. Yantyns the southsrly side u tho Ohio Canal,
thence easter along the south aide Of said Cansl
1ty feet to land heretofore deeeed y said ong to
George Williams; theEce soathsfly along the Res-
tsrly line Of sad WiiamB land, at rF hs anglss to
said Caasl, TO lhe GuyAhoga River; thence Westsr-
y dOsn along said EiYer fifty feet to the land
desded TO said V=ntyne; thence noriherly along
said VRUtyns's east line at right aT giles to the
iouth side OF Canal, 10 the PLACE Of departure, bs
the same mere ss, bat tsabIect to all legal high
ways. Appraised ct 5000.
LEWIS ". FORD,
Dec. Il, 1854. n astCr ComT.
c, L. LATIMER, Prnty.'S Aad- esi4 ls6;sEsd
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LEWIS ". FORD.

GUARDIANS SALE.-In Pursuance
VI an order OF the Probate Ucurt Of CuIahoRs
county, Ohio, shall oer At pubic sale the l4th
day Of January Ise5 At u NJ on the Promise, tbs
following real estate: The one Undivided nix tn
part OF the following real estate to Wit Fart Of
original lot NO. 81 II ths township ol Parma, Guy
atoga county, Ohio, bounded 90 follows: North,
south and let b the lines Of said lot 81 and so
far West therefrom as 10 leave ore hundred acres
OF land on the East end Of los 81 Containing 95 39
100 acres. Appraised at Ss65 66 leo.
Thrss-f5uri6s 70 b paid at time OF sale, balance
secured BY mortgage and paid at the death Of Man
ey Bu-uham without interest
3. s. WEEKS,
Guardian CT Wm. 8. an I Iouiss Jane Hubbard
Ey ]. K. BRASxRD, Agent. iane.is5
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PRESENTS.

Christina: and New Years at Union hall
These Who want Presents should give Us call.
We bevs Clothing for rich, and Clothing for poor
All should come TO rs and Bargains seeuFei
We have Cl-thing FOR Boys, and Clothi5g for Men,
Many moro styles than I'll u0w try 70 pen;
Goats, 0yeEooats, Pants, Jackets and Vests,
All our own make and surely the best.
We have Scarfs and Scarf Pins, Neck Ties and
UFayatI,
Shirts, Gloves and Collars, suspenders and Hata
Half Hose and Handkerohiefs Wrappers and Draw
eTs,
Made out of Silk, Wool, MeFino okGauzs;
And msnY more things that are uBefnl and nice,
Which for these Times wsl sell st very low price.
I'D then for thslsdes God bless the dear creatures
And grant that No sorrow may ere mar their fsa-
tares;
The present for them, which viii give than most
pleasure,
And bs I'm each household blessing and treasure,
Is s sWIEG MACHINE, one Of sIEGER's, you
know,
Is ahead Of ail other Machines made to to sew.
1t is simple, I. is haud5ome, and easy to run
And by far the best Sewing Machine Huder the sun.
Tnen al who want Presents to UNION BALL HE,
Well We know, that when there you'Il not fail 70
buy,
For the gifts that valued and prizsd most Of all
Are those that are parehsEed az our famed UNION
HALL.
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gfaI Q;staIF AaFaeIeg,

DOR SALE.-KINSMAN STREET
n A nice twOstory Cottage House with every
conTeniences aud thre,O acres of land.
E3lE sT.-God d, new HoEse, rooms, and lot.
5000.
UEIvERsITY HEIGAFs-GoOd HOuss and lot.
$500.
VAOANT LOT-On OourtIald st. $50.
BRIDGE ET.-GoOd House, rooms, and lot; 5000.
YAUANT LOP-l2ix2j2 fs. on ScoVlIl avenue.
ST. CLAIR ST.-Gear Wilson av.; to l3 acres.
EAST O. iEYELAHD-GOcd Hcute, rooms, and
nearly an &C ofland. $1,000.
PROSPECT Sr.-East- OF Erie, two story brick
HOuss, with marble mAutles, slate roof, &C.
Lot 3-xl40. Recently occupied By Gov Brough.
EUCLID ST.-GoOd two story brick House. marble
mantles, hot aud cold water, bath room, &c.
ERIE SE-Hesr Euclid two story frame House,
and lot S3x5S f. $1,000.
sO0YILL AYEAUE-Briok House, two stories,
and lot 40Il9s n. $1,000.
LAKE ST.-hies twe-stoTy cottage House and lot
60Es9 # $500
GARDEN ST.-Hear Hudson, one-and n-haIf story
House, and lot 54T92. $3.50.
CEDAR sT.-rwO- s'oTy frame House and Lot S3z
ISs. $500.
COLUMBUS sT.-T'iatIe Houas for sale on long
credit
COLUMBUS sT,-e4od frame House, Il rooms
good barn and butts.
TRACY sT.-Houss and Lot. 5000.
TRACY sT.-Hous3 and Lot $500.
FARM AND OUT PROPERTY.
l32 I-2 Aores in BNokport; SOS per acre, down
90 Acres Ia Independence, house, barn and choiot
fruit e2yOO
BS Acres in Parma IN State Road, miles from
city; brick house, ten rooms, two barns, oorT
house, SC. e45na.
GRISF MILL-Porru8usnt Eater-pOWer, house ane
barn, &c sorgs o i4na, tr1it, SC; ssSoo;
S Real E =ato aad Insurance Agent,
deSL AtWater Buildtpg.
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And n Retain ths Heat ia Your Room.
sTOVE DAMPER,

UIHR UNDERSIGNED HAS BEEN
duIy appointed AdmihistEator "ds bonis non
Of the estate Of stephen Taylor late Of Dover, Ouy
shoga county, Ohio deceased.
THOS. J. CARRAN,
Administrators ''d9 bcnls non"
CleVslsnd, Dec. 3Oth. 1864. deo3I:ISs
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NLEYGL.AND AND rOLRDO 3. B
1876. WINTER ARRAEoEnERg. ls84-


l51i-e. NihtaA AAkAE9Ensht. ls54-s.
On and after Monday. Oct. slss, 1854, Passenger
Trains vii lsaYo Osseissa IS follows (SaHdayB
cspted:
SO 4. N.-CEi6AG0 EXPRESS. -ssops at BeFsa,
Grafton, Ob9Tini Wakeman, EOr7Btk, A mOnr6e.
vile, Bellevue. Clydes Fremont and ElmoTe,
ard arrives II Toledo 81 :i5 P. H. Chicago al
u:3gP. \ and Detroit 80 P. Il.
2'40 T. Nv ESTERs NAIL.-stops At an stations
or ESathGTn Diyia!cu, and arrives At Toledo 81
1875 P n; Chicago ~ 5:i5 =. \. and Detroit 81
1880 P. =
4:sO p. M.-NORFaERH 9AIL.-stoTS a. all sta.
tiOGs on HorthsTn Dy!sions ard BrTtT5s ct sRL =
dusky at 7sl0 2. NJ.
1850 2. B.-NiGaT PRgss-sbors At Grafton,
EorFsis, HonrOeViiis, Clgde and Fremont, and
ETFiTes - fOsst1 Il . A. \; Chicago a! u 30
2. Z. I'D Detroit az ss0l A. u
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gigthssag,

WE WILL SELL, FOR THE NEXT
w Thirty Days, our heavy stock Of SURTOUT
OYERCOAT5 and SACK 0VERCOATs, at COST.
A large stock Of Business Suits, English Walking
Coats, Sack Coats black Frock Goats, and Fancy
Cashmere Pants and Vests, at greatly reduced
prices. We VIII give great bargains in Under Gar
ments and Gents Furnishing Goods.
Our Custom Department is now complete in every
particular, 5. MANN,
decl5 1872 SUPERIOR St. opposite Bank st
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Connections Ere made ct menrosviIle With she 5az.
dnskY, N mausfield Newark Z. &; at Clyde with tia
Bandrsky. DeytOn , Cincinnati Y. B.; a. Fremont
with the Fremont Indiana q, B.; aad ct Toledo
vita tie Michigan SoUthorn hcTthera Indiana and
Toledo Z Naheah Railroads for Chicago. Detroit
Jackson E9It Wayne, Losansport, Lafayette Osira
Alton, ~. G0gis snd e gliEts lg66t Northwest Art
EucLbWssts
Trains sIrVs In Cleveland frcIn Toledo aud The
West at so z. =, 2:as =. ~. and 6:40 +. From
Sand1ssV at $40 A. T.. l.. D. KuGE HR. Bns'I
OsFeiszd. Oct. q. 1854.
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The military situation is thus promising
ard full Of interest. Here there is anow
and dead winter. But in the Cotton States
there are clear skies and hard roads, and
dishesrtened population. Letthe armies
be filed up and the next fourth Of July
will see the end Of the rebellion.
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T-Ai,is Isva slumbdn At $40 and Il:2sA T., go ~,
g arTiEs q OIsYalsnd so a. q. snd 5 80 2. z,
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-lA-o- -1-sN-19 . &C lhsttiatiL q Auo country
viii be immensely stimulated by railroads
and the abolition ofElsYery. Ofrailroads,
in 1860 the North had 2O,5l7 miles Of
which the Northwest had lO,2s8. Twen.
ty years of peace will create network Of
railroads all over the country and with
the Southern States open to free labor
from the North and from Europe, no sde-
quate conception can be formed ofthe i'm
mense growth Of the nation in all those
internal resources that enable it to sustain
q national debt. It's foolish as well as
criminal to talk of reputation, or even to
doubt that the national bonds now taken
so generally by the people are not good
investment. They cannot be otherwise if
we succeed in putting down the rebellion,
and of that there is no longer any doubt
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gnstrnftioil.
S.ppITTOYIAN PENMANSHIP.

II nv It's aid any twelve years OLD can make nis
- - Dy,osn without teachers"-l Christian Herald
$3.50 comics Tor practice win make good pennen
.-,,ton, an i1strncto-."-l Scientific American:
L H.. -A..r..l III .I-A
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4mnsemenis.

WALLACK's.
w Proprietor and Manager Mr. LESTER WALLACk
It !: rsspsc'faiy announced 'has this s''0'n'0'"'
FALL AND WINTER SEASON
On THURSDAY, Sept a. M,
During the recess the Tbester has been newly ghded
painted 'n0 %ESnsNIc%Hs SfsSah IMPROVEMENTS
have been adopted In The Stag debsrS%yent'.
MI LESTER WAILACK, Mr Y. L. DAvENP0RT.
Mr.. JOHN GILBERT, Mr. CHAkLES M 1fuI SyrIN rIshLh'
Mr.. MARK SMITH, Nj. w III HOLsrEdlNi I4 yEd
~ kGSSSLDs thi. ar.t .pgs.i,n;ss ls,s(i lssS)(ii AND
NJ. g; BROWNE. AZ: WRIGHT, wg T%,soN
Mr.. WARD, M. GRAHAM.
Mis-. MARY oANNoH. oS; Ms. MADELINE HEN.
Mi.: i. HEHN2S' idNf pTRKy Mr.. FaSST SSFiM iMoRANr.
Mrs. JOHN sEFTON, Mrs JENNINGS,
M: KATE JARRETT, Mis-: sii.: eaRMAS,
Mss DAY, Mrs. TlMONY.
stasptsI sass otiIeeor...MM, NJ ISRN WRiasT GILBERT
scenic ini:,s
Mr.. II. SHERWOOD and NJ GAsPARD MAEDER.
Leader q the Orchestra
tue opening ira DhaMA . A"'
Author of "s. Waters Run Deep" f The TiekstofLe.v.
Man." "The American Consin," &c. entitled
THE SERF
The play viii be ,od1sd with ,ns new 'sSsasy Say Ssf Rt e:
STRENGTH AND COMPLETENESS
A FIVE ACT COMEDY.
nv oey Cbber revised aud altered for the preseu stage
0' ''A'' 0'Oa't A GRAND ROMANTIC DRAMA
ANEW FIVE ACT COMEDY
AZ ''' =" 'I TressarerNMr THEODORE MOSS.
Boz book open MONDAY, Sept. 49,
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MISS KENNEDY's

~ MISS KENNEDYs
Il RENCH AND ENGLISH ROARDlNG sCHooi
FOK YOUNG LADIES No. Al West Sivtcenh-st., New
York wi, reopen Sept 20 Miss KENNEDY receives vtrl
limited number of Bosrding Pupils vino under her owl
constant ,npe vision have French resident Goyernes an
every facility cor acquiring thorough and accomplished edu
cation. Address above for Cifcdtgs.
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financial.
OyUcE OF "THR HKywooD MINES" No. Wsnst
NEw.YoRK, sept. Q, 1865. }

OFFICE OF "THs HKSwooD MINES" No. 8 WsnH
EKw.YoRK, Sept q, 1865.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following z
4 described SHARES Of STOCK ofTHE HENWooO
MINES have been forfeited and will be sold .. Public Anc,
ton a the Office Of the Secretary Of the Company NO
w alls New York. SATURDAY the l4h day OF Octo-
oer lSo9 at o'clock for the nonpayment Of install
ments on the sane az follows:
nonpsyment Of Instaens due January l6 1906 and
June 70, 1865, OF ST. each per share.
Certificate No. in Of c. 5. Bushnell, 222 Shares.
This Certificate In Possession OF Company.
Certificate No. 30 in Of A. c. Coventry for 900
Shares Ills Certificate 10 possession ofCompauy.
Cerhcae No H. In OF A. H. Green, for 500 Shares
Certificate No. 81 In Of Joseph Coulter for 20 Shares
=, Cerhcae No. rs. in name Of j. V. williamson for 100
Shares
Certificate No. 90 in OF Levi Dickson for 100 Shares
For .nt Of Instanen duo June 20 1865 Of 81
per share:
Certificate No l3 In OF Alex H. Sbey for 500 Shares
This Certificate in possession Of Company. -
Certificate No a. in of Spencer Villa Co., for LOU
Shares This erifcste in possession Of Company.
Certificate No. H. in Of Jno. T. keeer for 20 Shares
Certificate No. 22 In Of John johnson, for 40 Shares
Certificate No. 81. in Of Thos. II. Tro.ter. for 80
Shares.
Certificate No. ts, In Jos H. Tro,ter for 100 Shares
Certificate No 81, In name Of ID. e. Levy, for 100 Shares
Certificate No. So In name Of Robt Schal for 100 Shares
Certificate No ~ in name OF Rot. Schal Tor % shares
Certificate No. 35 In OF w. f. Langley for ~ Shares
by order Of the Board of Directors.
JAMES r. YOUNG Secretary.
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A SPECIAL MEETING of the STOCK.
IA HOLDERS OF THE BURNING SPRING OIL COM
PANY Of PENNSYLVANIA will be held at No. tO9 Walnut
SATURDAY, 10th inst. at 81 O'Clock for the
purpose adopting to increase the developing fund
BY order of the Board, J. {. FRYER Treasurer
Philadelphi.. Sent. IL, 1868
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I ARRELL's SCHOOL will be reopened or
~ MONDAY Sept. H. at No. eco SiIthave. fast side
FIRST house above Thirty cs lh Attention is called to ii
superior advantages.
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Eerturcs an6 nleetinss

ELECTION NOTICE.-The Annual Elec-
H ton for MEMBERS OF the BOARD OF MANAGERS
OF the HOWARD MISSION and HOUSE for LITTLE
WANDERERS will be held ut the Mission Rooms, No. ~
New Bowery, on TUESDAY the l9h day of September n-
slant, at O'Clock y. m. JOSEPH HOAlE, Chairman.
II. BREwsTFR Secretary.
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Au1usemenfs.

IRVING HALL.
l. BATEMAN CONCERTS.
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER Is, 1865
THIRD NIGHT OF
MILE. PAREPA,
and an entire change Of programme.
MIR. EDWARD DANREUTHER,
The eminent pianist,
HERR CARL ROSA,
The young vioinist,
Mr.. THEODORE THOMAS,
and an Orchestra Of rror,,r,,
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OfyIcE OF THE NEW. YoRK AND PROVIDENCE X. II. Co..
sroSisGToS, Conn. September ll 1867. }
NOTICE.-The Stockholders Of this Company
~ hereby notified tha, their Annual Meeting for the
Election Of Directors for the rusung year snd so Tor the
Of such other business before them
will be held at the Compsnys Office in the City Of Prov
S.nember instant at 10 O'Clock u The Poll will be open
from lOS TO II o'clock Transfer books will DO closed
from the 10Th TO the 10th Of September. ~
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THiRTY.FIvE PERFORMERS.
nrnrrnrn SNATS

'n' o." ''' THiRTY.FIvE PERFORMERS.
csr n. pyocured al Beer Schrmers No. 7ol Broadway
sibers No Wast Schubers Music Store, and at Irving
Hall.
The following brief extracts the lengthy and enthud
s'tic article. which appeared IN the vii hdw the epp.
citation in which the lady is held oy the c'' VI "'
'-"' ''''"A'' NEw.YORK HERALD. ,,
The event OF the evening the appearance OF sie
reps. who with remarkable success hie M oaS p
clear, pure powerful and metallic voice OF gooa .opa. .
and nexibity the medium register OF her voice n we.
tanned and under good control Her method and "
'' p''''s'' ''' SEW.YoRK Si.9 TRIBUNE.
Madame Parepa has voice Of rare beauty and
we believe OF full three This range ~ not
of forced above and couehed Oat below On the
contrary every note 10 pure rch rounded and wen ioheu
voice under control that have the true unwaye1g
tone Her inonation m perfectly true and the bencips II
The registers absolute Perfection giving the voice homo
gently and equality but rarely TO be- found IN nec o.
the highest Class Her execution Is clean and ri1ii ana
whether IN IN. plain scale OF In groups or in chrome:ic rue
10 most beautifully mculae One thing will specially please
our people her voice not out il fresh vigorous aud
resonant Her style 50 far her performance has developed
while she ,ngs with infinite spirit aud zest aud
exhibits Passionate which must sndsnte
singing luxury worth listening to.
Madame Pareps made genuine and complete In
what she has ye, done she has shown herself ncOmpaa
whose exquisite singing ofe model Of high
NEw.YoRK TINES.
Mile. Pareps 10 unque,,ionably a great . grand. und.
Her voice s esh round, strong and beauti
ful II il honest and penetrating still In the rs
bloom Of youth and with all the facility tha. nature In bel
most prodgsl moments bestows on the duce organ The
quality 10 ful and luscious admirable indeed that
doub, any singer has surpassed Nine Pareps In this re
spect. .
From the frat the last the audience simply watet
for opportunity sppand. Mile Parepa singer who's
equal btd or many many years abe does no
create will prove that have lost that enthusiasm
for yoics which we formerly possessed.
NEW.YOkK WORLD
We can with perfect inpunity pronounce Psrepa 10 be th
most captivating vocalist that ha. yet been heard In Irwin
Hall With the first phrase uttered one inspired with til
fullest that he IL In the preseuce Of truly sea
vocalist. The audencehalf critical and half eIctsbe-be
slowed an applause upon the debuans that mg
have sucsd establish the success OF an ordinary opefs
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upiorno Notifies.
6nrsrs, Carriages, sc.

NOR SALE-Second-hand, three COUPE
4 ROcKAwAYs. two WAGONS, with nrnSv., .ery'
=, ss, one six..est BRETT one six seat ROCKANAi.
on. CABRIOLA, one fourseat p Also, ~ new
CARRIAGES and HARNESS At dpriees
JOHN Z. HAM, No. ~ East broadway.
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CIXTEENTU ASSEMBLY DIS IklCI
IS uNfOy ASSOCIATION -Pursuant 10 the call Of the
H., csn,ri cmnitee specsl Meeting Of this Associa-
don viii be hed atheadquarter Dnscdens Ihi,tsyc be-
So. Ti1v ninth and Siatleth-sts, FRIDAY ENhNiNrf
w. rs ls a, "A o'clock for purpose of choosing Dele
gates 10 ''' 0"''" ''"'' j. W. CULVER, President.
ALLAN COOPER, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-14
DEER PARK FEMALE INSTITUTE, Port

DJeryis Erie Il. r.. Orange CO.. " u reoPens Sept lS
Address Rev. J. H. NORTHkUP. Principal . .
The mountain scenery and s spacious and wenrnshed
koss excellent table hoToE i. instruction IN al departments
ferse education with full Of social ind ieous
pryieges all combine to give value to this Institution
hon letter in The Philadelphia Press by T. Sears LID
IL men of means intelligence in our large cities
we're only aware the peculiar advantages both ee cnd
sAy enjoyed at this Institution spacious as The building
could not half OF those for whom admission would
besought-
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-14


NIBLOs GARDEN. Begins at o'clock.
~ Concludes st i0:4o
4 .s..o and yer.................W WHEATLEY.
POSITIVELY THE LAST NIGHT BUT TWO
of the and spectacular Drama by Dion Boucicsuit aud Z H.
House. esqs, entitled
ARRAH- A. y . q u e;
Or THE WICKLOW WEDDING,
Mr r. n. GLEHNEf ss SHAUN the POST
Mis-. JOSEPHINE ORTON as ARRAH MEELlsH.
Mcs.rs Burnett Ration Scollau Peters Norton BasdeI
Holmes Owens, Danvers Nolan Rsndie, Mss Maria Mseaer
Miss MARY Wells. ,,,, ,,,,,,
SCENERY COSTUMES, &c. ALL ENTIRELY NEW
SATURDAY NEXT. commencing at ! O'Clock
FAREWELL MATINEE or ABRAH NA-POGCE.
On MONDAY Sept 10. the renowned
RAVELS,
consisting Of GABRIEL RAYEL,
(Fir.t appearance in three years).
ANTOINE RAEEL first appearance in six yeersl.
YOUNG AMERICA tpupil OF Gabriel Ravei-hrst sppear'
ance in thrre yearo. -. =,
In addition to following Distinguished artists from the
pncipa theaiers u Paris London Madrid, Amsterdam NC
Signora Pspita Mons. Won Hinnu-. Msr'lreth Family
Mile Vaudris Nine Mhrsrit. Mile. Desire Mons Mathien
Perron yandri. Sgnor Garcia, Mons Schmidt Mons AIel
Mons. Lehman four coryphee, fn Corps de Ballet Leader
OF orchestra Nous Rosnye, from Paris, London Amstef
dam, Madrid. sc.
Admission y cents reserved seats family circle Ten
trance on Crosbystl ~ cents
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DIAYos, MrLoDEoNs, HARMONIOUS

]. N. PKLION. NO. BiI BrolI"ay' Wv. VrA'
DAVEN ~ BACON, new scale flhNO
ll FORTES.-NsrrfOoin 10. lJ5 Grnndst, heaf Dtoin
av fnl assortment Of these lnsrunpil,s. winch hhNo
been well known Ia ths msrt for more than thty y'a''
conisi'y on hand Oar facilities such as enape Us 70
nrn Pianos at aud prce. saiisiscioy 10 pnien-'"
Descrptive Crcuars srDt by mail oorsfe Tor riahos
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-14

ID ENY Elaiutown. " nen County, ~ J-The next
..ho,stc year vii co Oct and continue 70 July l.
.b sic- vacation Christmas The course OF study Is
extensive sn Thorough aoTdn: equal adyaisSe To maes
81 fmales For rsr'culars Csia ogue OF 1850 For
sh.set,r Of tins Institution last Report of frespytesh
Sss,S Of Education in the hands ofthe Clergy.
'' = ;. STEVENS, 4. NJ. Principal.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-14

THIRTEENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT,
T,senty. second Wsrd-By direction Of the Union Gem
trail Committee the Union Association OF the Itenth AS
- hl Dsct ~ IN hold an election at 10. tSJ Eighth ave.
an t i5th for three delegates aud three sternaos 20
.n' @ N,'V , :; ~ a n M, WM. ALLEN President.
'RoupRr PATTERSON, Secretary.